Humorous.
Miring.
Any tool miy fac n cannon
Anybody wear a crown
,11m n man must win ft woman,
U Im'U havo her for his own.
Wnnld you have the golden Apple,
a You mutt And tho tree and shake It
II the lhlngjls-,wnrih the having
And you waul a khs, why tnko IU
Who would burn upon n desert,
With a forest smiling by4
Who woulil Rive his sunny Hummer
For a Weak and Wintry sky T
Oh I I tell you there la music,
And you cannot, cannot break It I
Tortlie sweetest part of loving
Is to want a kiss, and take It.
No Baby in tho Houso.
No baby In the house, I know,
Tin Tar too hlco and clean!
No tops by careless fingers strewn
Upon the noorareseon
No anger marks are on the panes,
No scratches on the chairs,
No wooden men set tip In rows,
Or marshalled offln pairs,
No little stockings to be darned.
All ragged at tho toes;
No pile or mending to be dono.
Made up of baby clothos4,
No llttlo trouble to be soothed,
No little hands to fold 1
No grtrny Angers to be washed,
No stories to be told 1
No tender kisses to be given.
No nickname, ''Love and Mouse ;"
No merry frollo after tea
No baby In the house.
Teaching Publio School.
Forty little urchins
Coming through the door,
rushing, crowding, making
A tremendous roar
Wuy don't you keep quiet?
Can't you mind tbernlef
Bless me this Is pleasant.
Teaching Public Hchool 1
Forty little pilgrims,
On the road to fame I
If they fall to reach It,
Who will be to blame,
High and lowly stations
lllrtll of every feather
On n common level,
Hero are brought together,
' Dirty little faces,
Lovinx Utile hearts.
Byes brlm.full of mischief.
Skilled In all Its arts.
That's a precious darting!
Whatnre you about?
"May 1 pass the water ?"
"Please, may 1 go out?'
Boole and shoes nre scuffling,
skates and books are rattling,
And In the corner yonder,
Two puzlllsta are battling,
Others cutting didoes
What n botheration 1
No wonder we grow crusty.
From tuch association.
Anxious parent drops In,
Merely loluqulro
Why hi olive branches
Do not shoot up higher,
Bnvs he wants Tils children
To mind thetr p's and q'e.
And hopes their brilliant talents
Will not bo nbused.
Spelling, reading, writing.
Vetting up the yonng ones,
Fuming, scolding, lighting.
Hpurrlng on the dumb ones,
Gvinnssts, vocal music!
How the heart rejoices
When the singer comes to
Cultivate their voices!
Institutes attending,
Making out reports,
Glvlog Object Lessons,
Class Drills or nil sorts.
Reading dissertations,
Feeling like a fool
Oh, tho untold blesslnts
Of the Public Hchool.
Corpulent Director,
Looking In the door,
Bays It's hit opinion
Chlldron are a "bore,"
ltemarks about the weather
Thinks It's rather cool.
And hopes yon find It pleasant
Teaching Public School.
Knnerlntendenl'a vlsago
Very rarely seen
H Is nre angel visits,
Few and far between.
Hut. 'raid all vexations,
If you'll Just keep cool.
Then you'll Hud It pleasant
ueaclilng Public Hchool.
How to proilucoa"backward spring,"
Present n red hot poker to n mon's
noso I It novcr falls.
What is tho most nroiltablo of all
manufactures ? Tho shoo, for ovory pair
is soled before it is unisheu.
"UritoAltlous disposition" Is tho
charge mado against his wife by the
lust Indiana application jor aivorce.
A MAN who sat upon a paper of car
pet nails, tho other day, says they re
minded him painfully of tho in-como-tax.
Josit Billings says: "A man who
starts on tho day of his marriago as first
lieutenant In his family, need never
expect to bo promoted."
A chap, who was told by a clergy
man, to ''remember Lot's wife," re-
plied that ho had troublo enough with
his own, without remembering other
men's.wivcs.
A little girl, busy in making a
pair of worsted slippers for her father ,
said to a young companion near her :
"You aro very lucky, you are j your
papa has only one leg
A little ten-year old miss told her
mother the other day that she was never
going to be married but meant to bo a
widow, because widows dressed in such
nice black and always looked so happy.
"Well, Mrs. Smith." said Mrs. Jones,
"if I'm anything, I'm a Unitarian;
what religion aro you?" " I ain't quite
sartln what they calls it, but my old
man says he's a vegetarian."
Some people can't help exaggerating.
Ono of tho kind saya " a farmer In Ken
tucky was so lazy, that when ho wont
to hce corn, ho worked so slowly that
the shade of his broad-brimmed hat
killed tho plants."
" Take off your bonnet, and spend
the afternoon my dear Mrs. Slow. Wo
aro going to have tableaux to-night,
and I am suro you will enjoy them."
. " Law Bakes, I thought I smelt some
thing good a cooking', and gues I will
stop untlll after supper
"Mb. Smith," sold a lawyer to a
landlord, "If a man were to give you
flvo hundred dollars to keep for him,
and ho died, what would you do?
Would you pray for him ?" "No, sir,"
replied Mr. Smith ; "I'd pray for anoth
er like him."
The followlng'descrlntlon of a "flno
old man," Is by Mark Twain : "John
Wagner, tho oldest man In Buffalo
ono hundred and four yeara old re
cently walked a mllo and a half In two
weeks. He is as cheerful and bright as
any of those other old men that cliargo
around In tho newspapers, and In every
way as remarkable Last November
ho walked flvo blocks In a rain storm,
without any shelter but an unbrella,
and cost his vote for Grant, remarking
that ho had voted for forty-seven Presi
dentswhich was not strictly correct.
Ills "second crop of brown hair'' ar
rived from Now York yesterday, and
ho has a now set of teeth coming from
Philadelphia. He is to bo married next
week to a girl ono hundred and two
years old, who still takes washing.
but their parents persistently refused
their consent until threo davs arrn. John
Wagner Is two years older than tho
Rhodo Island veteran and has never
tasted a drop of liquor In his liru,unlcS
Down In Wilmington, some tlmo
ago, an old man who was very feeblo
was helped across a crowded street by
a vouth of twenty. A month after-
ward tho old man died, and as an ex
pression of his gratitude he left tho
youth forty thousand dollars. And
now no old man's llfo U safe In Wil
mington, All the youug fellows havo
had their ambition oxclted, and as soon
as any venerablo man appears on tho
sidewalk a dozen chaps run at him,
grnb hint by thotrowsers and thecollar
and tho back hair, and try to carry
him across tho Btrect, whether ho wants
to go or not. When he gets thero a lot
more, fasten on to him and set him back
strain, and then nrcsont their cnnlu.
tho old men In Wilmington aro having
a lively tlmo now. and they have cot
to tack up tho street whenover they go
out for a walk. Thus far very llttlo
Iv'cash lias been evolved; but all
- . vounir mon study tho obituary adver
'a ' ' tlsemcnts carefully, and when they
thn words "At uio ul'O oi soventy-six'
or "slxty-slx," or anywhoro In that
neighborhood they hurry down to tho
offlco of tho llcglster of Wills and pore
over tho last testament of deceased. All
this goes to show how much4 distress
one inronshieraio action win cause.
TATEMENT OF TUK FINANCES
or tiis
COUNTY OF COLUMtllA.
From January I, U70 to January I, IS7I.
I) Will LOWKNBERO, Esq., Treasurer of Co
lumbia county, In account with said county,
for county purposes, for 1S70.
1ST.
Jan. To nm't outstanding for 3800 aud
previous years
18,' 83 15
SHU
cm i7
luam i uuistBnuiug uilDiaia iflw
nnil nut to mil nl v
" To cash from Jacob Yoho
Troasurer
lato
Mar, 1, lftO feet plauk to C C. Trench,
i.tgni ntreri uringo
" in. In K. 11. Llttlei lumber from
Court Ilnuio In 16
"M, To Note of 11,000 discount, 1st
National llankllloorasburir,
" 21 To Peak family use Court room
44 au, To tl. Kvaus poor overseer Drl
nr Crook for C. Hult
Juno A, To am't county tax assessed
for 1870
Sept. 5, To T. Adams, r. O. llrlarcreek
8, To redemption seated lands,
held by Commission Ad. John Mo
(SAlla. Heavei.
101 II
19 Oi
To Mann A Miller, Heaver. taxes, .tc
II7 71)
To redemption nnsentcd lands held
by cointntssloucrs
J 01
John Welllver Maillann
8 17
57
5 83
12 SI
21,0
IS 61
1 VS
iu so
7 60
8 (XI
6 on
tl 00
13 t0
iu
17 78
It 00
7 IW
i lei
6 IK
i If)
4 (
1 IW
4 SO
.1 Tl
4 IU
SJ 71
14 MJ
7 31
tius rj
" i-eier lone, Allium
" l'eler Hesa, Sugarlosf
44 Andrew Freas, llrlarcreek
M same for tax due alter salo to om-
tnlssloners
" David Harlzcl.Mimin
" same for tux after sale to Comm'a
" Michael Wagaer, JacJcseu
" Win. Chemberlln, Madison
" Geo. llower, lloarlngcreek
" Schuyler A ileury, llrlarcreek
44 James McMulleu.su.arloar
44 C II. Troy, Heaver
" John llaicut, Heaver
" Jlawullm, Main
11 Ueo Hhlck, franklin
" Hitter's estate, Montour
44 James Parks, Vlshlngcrcck
44 Jucob Evans, Greenwood
John Eycrhart, Locust
" J. A II. Hughes, locust
44 M. Groves, Montour
F. I Hhunian, Heaver
44 Ueo liongenbergor, Mifflin
44 Geo. Longouberger, Maine
44 W. A L. Hughes, Locust
44 James Mhulu, Sugarloaf
44 ucorgo Sloan, Ornngo
To om't of county tax on unseated Mt
lands , , 11,412 07
' nm'tofcounlytaxonseatedlands 84 1)1
I,I91 IU
To seated and unseated, road, school, poor,
liounty taxes, ac., received nud accredited to
the townships:
ltonvcr road tax unseated Iofl cs
' ' seated M 7s
" school tax unsealed 18s 01
' seated "1 32
poor tax unsentcd 5115
seated 1 0.5
11 bounty tax seated 7 83
lien ton road tax unseated
" " " seated
" school tax unseated
poor - "
Briarcreck road tax unseated
.. .. . .. sealed
M school tax unseated
" poor " "
" bounty
i ii seated
ftSt 31
Catawlssa road tax unsented
" school tax "
" poor " "
Ccnlralla Ilor. school tax uuseatod
bounty tax "
Borough tax unseated
Couynghntn road tax unseated
" " seated
" school tax unsentcd
"' " Beatcd
" poor " unseatod
" " eeated
" special poor tax seated
" " " " unseated
" pnrchase poor lax "
" " " seated
bounty tax scaled
Centre road lax unseated
' ecbool tax "
" poor " "
Flshlngcrcck road tax undented
' schoul ' "
Franklin ronil tax unseated
school "
- poor " "
Greenwood road tax unseated
" school " "
ii seated
' poor ' unseated
(101 31)
40 Ml
115 1.1
31 51
107 SO
m oi
00 03
1.1 03
,28 41
3 72
Hemlock road tax undented
school -'
ioor "
Jackson road tax unseated
school "
ii ii seated
' poor " unseated
" " seated
3171 70
57 30
01 47
10 to
129 S3
29 41
31 115
IU 10
77 51
18 8s
l 7H
1 75
8 39
1 41
17 21
CO 31
57 43
3'J 07
'101
159 35
1 88
1 41
300
6 11
00
3 41
73
9 85
14 59
5 24
27 21
3 48
50 55
Locust rand lux unseat ed
" senooi "
poor
Mlflllnroad tax unseated
school '
" poor " '
Madison road lax nnscated
school "
' seated
poor unseated
seated
Maine road tax unseated
senooi "
ounty
Mt. Tleasant roail lax unseated
senooi
Montour road tax unseated
" senooi "
- poor " "
' bounty " "
Orange road tax unseated
" school tax unseated
" poor ' "
Pino road tax unseated
seniou
school tax unseated
" seated
poor " unseated
ii ii seated
113 39
63 31
Roarlngcreek road tax unseated
119 17
82 37
139 65
SI1UU1
poor " "
Bugnrlonf road tax unseatod
- school "
" poor '
ItEOAPITULATION.
Itoad tax unseated
Hchool ' "
Poor " "
K pedal poor tax unseated
Purchase " M '
1,111.5 .18
2.087 frl
1,3.19 2-1
1,898 02
ia 07
101 Hi
12 05
liounty tax unseaieu
llorough ' '
7,111 32
TtnaA tax seated
01 04
Hcliool ' '
)!15 ir
8.3 2
03 10
43 18
i 01
I-oor
liounty" " ,
Hpeclal poor tax seated
l'nrchaae
351 28
Oct. To Iteglslry list of taxes
Dee.SS, To W. II. Ent, Proth'y Jury
To Ihlgh A Malutnoy It. It. Co.,
land redeemed
To cash paid assessor! managing
dog tuna . ,
To am'tHlato tax assessed above
Htate quota
" To am't rec ed from militia of 1865
" To M. K. Jackson. Inquest money
on body of John U. Fowler, re
funded to county
106 01
81 00
61 08
fO CO
C5 43
23 75
12 37
43,058 71
111,001 80
CR.
nv am't ouuuuding ror ism. c
Feb. Ily note paid First National llauu
llloomshurg . ,
Mav Uy note paid First National Bank
Illoomsburg
Uy commission allowed collector
ljy exonerations
2,000 09
1,000 CO
1,180 22
573 61
20,307 03
759 15
837 83
lly County orders reueemeu
Ily Treasurer's Com on 118,728 81
lly Balance due
113,008 71
ftn
1), Luwr.niir.ui', iiir.rtr... in,
WITH TAX' ON HOOri FOll 1870.
1)11.
Jan. 4, 1870, To am't outstanding for
1869, &c.
To am't assessed for 1870
44 fromdaoob Yohe late Treaa'r
4 due Treasurer
ACCOUNT
813 81
1,191
tho
170 18
193 61
seo
1,177
CR.
Ey am't outstanding fur 1870, Ac.
44 sheen orders redeemed
Ily commission allowed collectors
By ain't exonerations allowed eolleo'rs
44 laid assessors managing fund
44 ireusurcr's commission
477
1,411
' 47
89
50
7 2
THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY,
STATIIMIINT of amount of Tax aiscsseit 1870
ana uio amount uuo on same iiccembcr si,
1870.
Dhlrlcts Co,
Asa'd
Illnom ,,,, 4IOIIU
Heater,..! STnll
Berwick ... M728
Hrlarcri'CK, 101.1 a-J
Benton CM 13
Catanlssa., 111017
Centre. .., 11.17 70
Cenlrnlln... U11M
Coiniigham 2031 87
Frnnkfln.... &W17
Flahlngcr'k 81 1 SI
tlreenwood, IKHiw
Hemlock... DJ7 M
Jackson..., rolu.)
Iciut...... I187
Mnlne 511 U
Mitdlann.... 0I1S.I
Mt.Plcu.wut nmiiei
Montour.... 70.511
Mllllln 1010 HI
Orango 07111
l'lne 270 (ill
U. creek.... MM
hentt 1.,7,
Sllgnrltnlf. ,. 253 43
Dort Co. Potf Halo
AasM Duo Hun Tax
110 50 20OI "3 4 1 50 355 1.1
am 87 2:1 03 00 4117
Sll 228 51 78 03
07 60 7.11 II 47 50 83 Zl
Mt! 231 69 SO 50 M -1
7.100 110 01
l(U 010(19 1100 1 59 17
20 00 38 88 20 00 40 03
2200 61.103 1.140 43 C2
41IU S5I8I 1100 6005
w) nn oo 4189
WOO 21111 11121
0150 11141 1150 0511
39 00 2103
11300 617.10 131") 11323
43 IU 1(13 111) 63119
73 60 S717 10120
MOO 11-181 10O) 00 29
4 8 50 319 61 .10 60 ('?.'
79 00 4 67 Mill 10213
44 00 409 O.I 0 0.1 I19 3I
40 50 1I73J 2750 30 01
30IU 67 31
MO) 892 8I 1710I
MM 175 20 23 60 31 80
2IM73 1IOIOO 10113 10 m 83 2180 II
Tlio follonlng aro amounts itne for previous
year?:
Counly.
60 m
to 41
121 42
11) 49
Dog
Beaver, V LShuman IS09,
llenlou, John It Keeler, 1809
Centrnlla.Thos Geraty, lSo:i
Franklin, Jacob Knlltle, 1109
llcmlo"k. lsaaa leldv. 181,9
00 OS
0 45
89 00
Conyughaiu, 1) T MrKlcrma". Ib03 219 61
.Madison, Jacob Ucchtcl 10 78
751 79 60 15
1(,3IJ 10 410 83
Add amount Uuo for 1870
Total duo 11,091 89 477 38
Tlioie mnrhe.l with a star have slnco been
settled.
The following nre oxpenses for 1870.
ABSEHJOIW PAY.
Spring Triennial
Bloom town.,, tool
Heaver " 2100 .moo
II Creek " , 23(i 33 00
Benton " Moo 2800
Berwick Borough .,,, 15)
Ccntrnllu 2300 3760
Conynghnin twn 28
Cenlro " 2300 SIM
Catala " 2.1(0 2loo
Franklin " 17 sum
FlahliiKcrerk 2300 2900
tlreenwood " .'. 2H aoiu
Hemlock " 13 73 30 00
Jackson " 18) 20 73
licuit " 27 M
Malno 10 2.3 2.1 2.1
Mllllln " 2100 2800
Mt. Pienannt " "60 27()
MildNon " 2073 3100
Montour " 11 50 1700
tlmilEO " 20 00 29 00
Pino " 20 00 28 M
ltoarlngcr'k " 1123 17 00
Wtl ii 23IW 3.1 M
Sugurlonf " 20 00 isoo
Total
Those marked with a star not yet In
Paid Assessors on accouut of Septen
nial enumeration
AUDITOKK.
" County Auditors
" M FKrcrly, AudlllHgProtli'ynnl
lteglstcr'aacoount
10 00
71 CO
60 CO
ill 00
UlUDSKCONTUACT.
" John Knt, contract for pnttlngup
new bridge In tlemlock town
ship near Hylvostcr l'ursell 489 00
11 John Leggolt, contract rebuilding
bridge near Itcubcu Wllson.over
Little Flshlnjcreek 270 ID
" David Havage.contractrebulldlng
and straightening Benton brldgo 295 10
" Geo W Kelfer, contract building
new bridge on county line be
tween Columbia snd Northum
berland counties, Iu full 5 5 09
" Peter Hwnnk, movlngnud rebuild
ing brldgo In Beaver township,
ucarMr Isaac Kllngaman 890 00
HitiDaBnEPAiita
" James Conner, lumber, Benton
bridge 53 83
Heubeii Bellas, repair dnno to tho
brlege above Oraugevllle, in all 311 03
John LeFgolt. shingles and lalll
for coven iu; double bridge below
Bloom, at 17 per thousand 21135
" Peter Jonos, covering bridge bo
low Bloom . 50 87
" Peter Jones, replacing timbers iLc,
below Hloom 32 00
" John Mordnn, repropplng bridge
31ordnnsvlJle.Ml Pleasaut town
ship . 72 02
" lienlaniln wenmnn, coveting
bridge at Oriingevlllo 23 75
u U K Hloan, shingles and lumber
f.ir brldgo at Oriingevlllo 07 50
J I) Wilson, repairs to bridge near
lidwnrd Mcllenry, Llttlo Fish
tngcrcek 139 25
" Benjamin Cole, roofing bridge in
Benton townshlpsicar Colos, by
contract 170 00
" Joshua B. Hess.reproppingbrldgo
bnnk InUugarloat townshlp.near
Ucss's 78 00
" John Leggott. for repair to wing
wall nnd for lumber nt the Wil
son bridge, over Little Flbhlug
creclc 15 C5
" John Bobbins, placing cinder nt
doublo brldgo bolow Bloom 28 CO
' II O cirt, iiMtillDtf on liuudrAtl
tons cinder same placo 40 00
" PlilllnApplemanri'propping bank
nt brldgo near John Zuner's,
Flshiugcreek township 13 85
" Hunyan it Warden, nails fordoub
lo uriuge ueiow iiioom 15 72
' Bloomsuurg Lumber Company,
ltock bridge below Bloom 1120
Wm Gleger, Carpenter work do 22 50
ii .. i. i. 7li
Isaac Labour,plank,rishIngcrcelc
brldgo n 37
H Wm. Androws, plank.brldgcncar
lsalanUcss 3 00
11 A Hess, six hundred feet plaulr,
Benton near Cole's mills 0 CO
" Wm Holmes, repairing brldzo
near Hlgfrled's, Beutou 8 00
11 Muses Mcllenry, four hundred fl,
plank, Stillwater bridge 0 10
" John L Kline, 380 feet plunk. Con-
yngtium township 9 50
"DA Kline, plank and work, Pat
terson bridge, Orange 15 4)
" Marttu Andrews, repair brldgo
near Jnslah Hess 12 00
o Jacob Yoho, Jr. repair at Yoho
bridge, Mllllln 2 01
' K Meudenhall, for double bridge
below Bloom 7 CO
14 James Barton, lumber for doublo
brldgo below Hloom 0 CO
" Nil frowler, placing cinder below
Bloom 2 00
" Allred llorbeln, repair Hlabtowu
bridge 1 32
" Alfred Hcrbeln, repair Catawlssa,
M'KelVey's Mills 19 21
" Nathan Homer, taking down the
brldgo nt lleubeu ltelglo'j, in
Frauklln township 19 09
" E Yocum, repair Lucust, county
lino brldgo 1 08
44 Win Coleman, cxponso to Benton
brldgo 3 50
44 Iteuben Itelglo, plank at old
bridge nt bis place 1 50
BLANK BOOKS.
Blauk books, Commissioner's of
flco 1 Blank books Prothonotary'a oftlco
' 44 lteglsler A HecorUer's
office
COMMISSIONER'S ATTORNEY
44 John G Freeze, Attorney
44 44 hervlcointwo tax
cases "Court"
By cleaning Court House, paid Mrs K
UVi'ruun it in cicuuiub lAiuiiuuu.g
yard, Aa
;-ald (
Court crver. Moses CofTmon dur
ing the year
Constable returns to courta
COUNTY BUILDINGS.
raid Isaiah HagonbncunpouUngCourt
House
44 Sharplesa a Harmnn east iron
pickets for yard fence Court houso
4a Peter Jonesrepnlre ntjall
ft 44 44 work at library case,
law office
44 Bioomsbum Lumber Co. lumber
for law olllco
44 E J Thornton, wall paper, Tro-
thonolary nud Register s offices
44 Wm F Boulne, pnpering A palut'g
44 llunj'an A Warden rnalerlaU for
library cose
44 Itunyan a Wardon, locks for privy
ii ii 4 covortug lu
Ileglster's ofllco lablo
44 Meuagh a Colfmau palullngCourt
House fence, do.
44 I) Miller imlutlug Court Houso
fence, Ac.
44 Mnyer Bros, bill paints, ic, for
Court House fence, .to
44 N J IIcndersnott.bi.il paints, for
Court House feuce, Ac.
44 Moyer Bros lead, Ac, painting ofll-
ceN and library
4' Peter Jones, repair ntiout 0 houso
44 Caroline Moyer repairing 2 win
dow blinds
44 H It Thomaa lock repair at Jail
44 Ueo V Henrle maklag key law
room
John Weaver, pump repair at Jail
11 MO Woodward, repair at lull yard
44 McKelvy, Ncal . Co., bill for Jail
44 E Meudenhall hill lumber for
Court House and Jail
COMMONWEALTH COSTB.
Paid costs Commonwealth vs Richard
rainier, jewis jiauueu, n. r.
blout,Hhallcr il Creasy, John Her
bert aud others during the year
COMMISSIONERS AND CLERK.
50160
246 CO
825 10
819 CO
31 (10
" Win G Quick, Commissioner
liavlil Yeuger
44 Cyrus itobbl.
44 if J Ileeder
rus RobClns 44
44 Win Krlckbautn Clerk
DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
j0 CO
1.175 CO
raid E, It. lkeler. District Attorney 71 00
KLECTION EXPENSES,
raid sundry persons holdingelectlous 782 69
FUEL.
Paid Blnnmsburg Lumber Co 2 Ions
coal for Court Houso
44 Hendershott A Mason 3 tons coal
for Court House
44 Paxtou A llartnan, 8,200 Ihs of coal
for Court House
44 O W Neul A llro. 08.520 B coal for
Court Houso and Jail
00
59
FOX AND WILDCAT SOAL1U
Paid snudry persous for scaljm
INSURANCE.
Paid John A Funston for Court Houso
44 B F Haitmau for Jail
28
21
)
46
IM
W)
01 25
32 CO
7 70
lNllUlSiTS.
Paid John M Chemberlln on body of
Mrs. G. W. Manger Bloom
44 TlintuasJ Vandersllco on body of
W'Havllls Hemlock . ,
44 C (t Murphy on laxly nf John .Mon
, . ohnn Couynghntn
41 0 14 Mnrphy InHly of Mary Bwcony
Cnnvngham ......
" C G Murphy on body ol Put tlon-
44 Jui u'rpliy on bodyof JohnPhll.
llpa,Conyngham
' lllrhnrd Thornton on I ody of
William Connelly Conynghnm
44 Philip llavcrnn Constnblo fees
bodv of Wm Connelly Conyng'm
44 OO Murphy on body of nil un
known person ,
44 11 Thornton on body of 1; McMnna
mln (amynglinm
44 CG llurpiiy on holy of M Han
nouor Conyngham
lNCIDP.STAL EXl'KNSra.
Paid John Lencock boarding Jury,
Pnlmcr trial
44 John Iiencoclt boarding Jury Knn
Irco trial
44 li 1iwenlierg colt and punts for
.Inhn Herbert prisoner
44 I; II Illdleman repair lo lightning
rod Court House
44 PW Melllck mouey drawer Pro-
Ihonotary's olflce
44 11 H Llliln ento vs Jncoh Yoho
44 li u Llttlo fees Ccnlralla poll
cnao
44 G WMaujer bod for Jail
44 44 4 ono doz stools Ac for
Court House anil Jail
44 U II Brnekwaynn 1W II l.ut books
,lo for Prothonotnrj 4a oillce
44 CO Murphy, spectsloppeuls Con
yngham Assessor
44 McKelvy Ncul A Co 31 Hi ropo for
town clock
44 M O Woodward horse thief ren aril
44 J G Frecio lines refunded to Libra
ry oomiulltco
44 8 II Miller A Hon bill for oll.brooms
lamps, ilcfor Court House A Jnll
44 Mover Bros, bill for oil, lamps fto
44 11 V Clark, I'ror, service, SInto tax
Hnrrlsburg
44 Oeo Yost 3 husk foot mats fore.
Houso
44 J M Chemberlln repairing town
clock,
44 SHUiomns smithing bill nbout
Court Houso
44 W H Morgan ror Ilia J fold county
brldgo plan
44 s 11 Heaigennt et nl 2 maps Com
missioners' ofllco
44 Bobbins &Eycr, bill court houso
and Jail
44 1 Hngenliuc'.i ietnlrlnsstoos, Aa
Court House
44 SO Hhlvo Opnlr paper lllca Pro-
Ihonotary's olllco
" Edt'onkllui; 6 boxoi paper fust-
encra
44 sundry persons for sundry things
PENITENTIARY.
44 EH Penitentiary supporting con
victs, '79
44 SlaloLunatlo Hospital for thesup
port of Catharine Suit
10
11 (5
1151
1152
11 31
20 OS
2)4)
13 t)
!?2.2l
2219
21 17
iiiTi
Old)
19 W
t I'll
0" 10
ooo
lo lo.)
,83
5J2
21.55
12 0
7 75
201
lMtO
1)06
0 05
25 W
t.W
300
.100
309
2 75
I 23
3 25
1 23
1 21
IU 35
015 23
03 41
1 8.5
Sl'0 29
PRINTING.
1 J H Sanders printing 1M9-70 in full
Oil Brocltway printing bill for yei
1 Bradley AcOordon'B printing bill .
211 30
419 10
28 60
13 00
POST MORTEMS.
44 It M Lnshall.on body of mi. Con-
yngliam
ROAD AND BRIDGE VIEWH.
44 Sundry persous lor fcuudry views
ROAD DAMAGE.
44 JohnThomaa, Greenwood
44 John Clark, Bioom
44 Edward Hcnrlo, l'lno
4 Wm Peacock, depositions on load
Bloom
44 Geo Moore, Hugnrlonl
44 Ell Little, deposition on ronil In
llrlarcreek
44 tl 11 Mason, Mt rlensnnt
44 ECShulIz, Hugarloaf
44 Jos Kriinicr, MadUon
44 David Miller, witness rood Briar
Creik
44 Wm Wnlp 44 44
44 H WPcddcr 44 44
44 John Acbcnbacb, Orango
JJ Wmltobbiua, JJ
41 ChasLow 44
44 Hchtiylor A Low 44
44 Win Smith 44
44 Mary Rickets "
44 WmSinds, Mt Pleasant
44 l'cter Achenbjcli heirs Orange
44 John Fortner heirs Franklin
44 Stephen Kecfer, Beutou
Mrs Silas Apriciuan, Orango
14 Clcmuel R Parker, Tluo
44 Joel Kecfer Itcnloii
44 I) J Waller. Bloom
44 JctTcrson Mo) cr, Bloom
44 Jocn Mulligan, Hcuton
41 J F Plahler, Catawih-sa
44 (JuakcrSociety, 44
44 W C Mason, Mt Pleasant
44 David Shinier, 44
44 M E Jniksou, professional serv
ices lu road damage Ccutro St
Bloom
t2S9C0
12 00
4011 Oi)
7 09
I 00
110 10
13 CO
5 01
6 1110
15 HI
1 50
1 50
1 5)
GO 00
80 00
30 00
5 11)
11 0.1
10 00
10 (W
29 00
0) CO
loo (o
0) OI
70 CO
1 0)
17 j 10
l)t)
100 0)
811 CO
L0 00
00 00
110 01
10 CO
lo to
REGISTRY EXPEN3KS.
41 Assessors for Registering voters
for tho ycar,lucludlng payfor 108
blnnlc Registry IxkiIcm, and um't
p.ill for trnusrrlblug said 108
booKS
SHERIFF'S ACCOUNT,
" Mordccnl Millard ns per Mil ren
dered for boaidlug prisoners,
serving Jury notices, cunejiug
couvluis to ES Penitentiary, ,tc,
STATE ROADS.
" The following persons for laying
and ojicntug n Stato road from
Foundry vlllo, In Columbia Coun
ty, to the public rood near
Guod's school bolide In Lurerno
county
Lett cortrlght. Commissioner4
Its Patterson
RFHcailly 44
s I' Ht'iully, Surveyor
iVtu lllldebratit, Chainmnu
IJLCortrlght 44
Owen Sull, Axinan
Reuben Andrews, Clitilnman
Adam Suit, Commissioner
N G Wcsllcr
JCSmlth 44
K L Koons, Survoyor
JosWohlilugcr.AxmAn
1 L Haynian, chnlnman
Simpson Folk, Axman
Wm M Klluctob, Juttlce fees
(981 31
83IJ1 10
STATIONERY.
4 To sundry persons for puper nud
leus
TIP STAVES.
4 Sundry persons tip staves durins
oir
TREASURER.
4 1) Lowt-nburg for tlecds lo Com
missioners 05 5)
Total expenditure.
TAXES REFUNDED.
4 Amounts refunded to tho town
sblpsAo SHEEP ORDERS.
14 Bloom
14 Beaver -
" llrlarcreek
4 Heuton
4 Centre
14 t'uluwlssa
14 I'ruuUlln .'.
14 Flshiugcreek
44 Greenwood
14 Hemlock
14 Jackson
14 liOCUSt
14 Mnlne
14 Madison
14 Montour u
1 18,tV)7 81
S7.579 l:
0 51
' 21 60
87 00
., 100 59
)0 50
.. 17 00
31 00
70 23
19 CO
0 50
.. 51 CO
mm
12 40
.. 37 50
10 (0
Ml Pleasant.
in 50
Orange 41 jJJ
4 Sugarloaf..
4-Scoit
100 CO
17 25
S907 40
Wholo amount orders Issued In
1870 f-',u"
nediict slieen orders Issued 1-57 40
And Tax telunded to townships 7,570 12 8,'iJ) 6.
Expenses during tho year 1 18,507 81
STATEMENT OF DOQ FUND.
Wo have an aecunito account uf
sheen orders from la07 tu this time.
The sheep orders issued nud not re-
ueeineu lire us louows, iu win
For IS07
For 100 1
For 1870 81
Wholo amount unredeemed l"
Amount overpaid on ilog tax Is I'J
Which added to sheep orders unpaid Oj
Gives the whole Indebtedness 1,1'
Now deduct uiuouut duo from collection 17
Excess of damage over said fun il Cj
Alluwlng Commissioners au extra sal
ary f
Total debt,'about 67J
STATEMENT OF COUNTY ORDERS.
Wholo amount of orders i edeemed In
1870 0,"l
Deduct old orders redeemed 21
Orders of 170 redeemed SO.w
Add uuiouul of i79 not redeemed 1
atves amount Issned in 1S70 0,0
Amount due for Imi7, road views
Amount due for 1808, road views
Amount duo for 1Mj9, 44
Amount due for 1870, 44 I
Total doe for tho lour years 85 0)
We the undersigned, Auditors of Columbia
county, being duly elicted to adjust nnd settle
the accounts of tho Treasurer and Coniuilnslon
crs of Columbia county do hereby certify that wo
moet at the oillce of tho Treasurer nud Conimls-
ulntiem. Ill Hloomsburil. tout ciirefilllv examined
the accounts and vouchers of Hie snine from tho
first day of January A. 1), 1870, nud to the first
day of January, A. D. 1871, find thein cuirect lu
the foregoing .statement, and mo dnda balance
duo Columbia county on County Tax. eight hun
dred and thlrty-toM'ii unMais and .elihly-Ilvo
cents, (8U7.85) from David Low cubing, Treasurer
of said couuty, and u balance duo the Treasurer
on l)og'rnx one hundred nud nlnely-threo dol
lars and lllty.one cents (lit) 51.)
The Auuiiors mm tnui ino inwnsuip Auuuors
In several of tho Townships of the couuty havu
not complied with the laws relating to the ap
praisement of sheep killed by dogs, and suggest
that the Couuty Commissioners pay no damages
tu any person unless tho law is fully complied
with. .
. Given under our hands this Fourth day of Jan
uary, A, D, 1871.
A, J, ALHERTRON, 1
U.J. CAMPBELL, (Auditor.
DANIEL LEE, J
We, the undersigned. Commissioners of Co
lumbia couuty, do hereby certify that tt.o fore
gulng Isncorrte-t statement of the uccouuls uf
saiu county lur iua year a. u, isiu,
WM. O. QUICK. 5
OYIllli ltoiililNS, ( Coramlss'rs.
11, J, 111.1.1II.H, )
Conuulss loner's oillce.
iti'til. Wm. KmrKiiAUM, Clerk.
BlMimsburg'eb, 10, 1871,
Drugs and CkouiiculM.
A GREAT MFDIfW ?JV -
Y
Dr. WALKER' ' r
VINEGAIl BiiTi-iiS
A nmitlrctta eC TliaiioMils g4,
Sij DettMtlmonrtolhi'lr)Vcncr. '.
S mi fJorstiTo kirccu, U 8 il
U WHAT ARE THEV?
Tin
a v s they Aim kot A van
" Ifancy DRINK.
Jlsdoof Poor Itnm, WliUkey, Prour Hrlrlta
nudfttfiiso I,ltnudecterc4,rpla osOtmct
encd to tilMiolho. tattc, caliail44Toalci,4'44itrtt::
er?,44 ,4Kctorcr,'4 tc, tttt lend Uo tltflcr en t
I'jcntcnacH end rim., but arc alrno Mtclclnc, n .-.ill
from ttio Satire Boots tad Uerticf Cdlrordi, ireo
I'riMii nil Alcoholic Htlinnlnnls. Ttcytro t
GREAT I1L001) PUltlPIEIt nud A 1AVS
CUV1M1 Pit IN CI PLC a perfect Ilcaovator arct
laTleorator cf tho Eyitca, carrjlag off all polsoncti
natlcr tad rcttorlng loo Hood to a healthy conCltloa.
: opertoa cantato theto BltUrl tccorClDi to Circe
tic i and remain Iocs unwell.
LilUO wlllto Elvcnfortn larQrnlldc&sc,rroiVn
t'io bones aro not destroyed by mineral roleoa or
ether means, end taj vital cream waited Lcjcc3i:.o
I oint cf repair.
I'nr Iuilnuimiitorr nnil Chronic Ulicctnn
llti.i nod Uoul, Droprpeln. r Iudlceslloo.
Bilious, Itenilltcntniidlulerinlltcnt I'csrrn
Dlfcnsesoflliollluodi I.lvcr, Uhlucrc nml
Blnililcr, tocEO llltlcro l nvo been ncit lecea:
ful. Such HIscnscs aro cnnicd ly Vltlntiil
lllooil. which H iTcnerally rroucccdtiy aeruifce.nt
efi'itiDlgcstlvoOrffaus.
DYSPEPSIA Oil INDIGESTION, Hi d
i.cl.v, l'cla la tho Efccnldcri, Cocghe, Tlghtnets cf tho
elicit, Dh:rlnc68, Eonr Ercctatloni cf tho Etcniach,
I'uJt.iiDlatho Month, Bilious Attache, l'a'.rltatlva
if It ll-art, InHaininttlonef UioLuni;!, Palalatho
i i ils cf tho Kidneys, and a hundred ether rn!r.;il
i ; " i tome, ero tho orftprlEgl of Dyipcrcla,
Mi ylarigorats tho stomach and tthnulato the ur
;l.:i.vcrand bowchi, which render them cfnncrjcallcd
u..L.icyla cleansing tho Hood of nil Impurities, and
.i. ; ct ttnj now llro and vigor lo tho wholo ryctcni.
Will BK1N DISEASES, ErcptlOM.Tcltcr.CeU
1 am , Elolchco, Spoil, nmiiec, lniti.lcs,llo!'., rtr.
1 unties, niEC-5Toms, Ecald-llcad, Ecro Eyes, Erj U; -ll.ltc'.i,
Ecnrfn, DECOlcr&t!otlcflhoEUn,Ilu:i.crs
rnd DlBcoaca of thcbkln, tf whatoTcr naino or hatalv,
tiro literally dog up and carried oat of tho tystcm in a
thorl tlmo by tho 'jbo of thcao Bitten. Ono bottlo tl
rmh cases trill convlneo tho ractt Inercilnloua cf tu -?
ccrtllro cfTcct.
Cleanto tho Vitiated Elocd v.-hencver you fail ltl
la-puritlca bnrctlng throngh tho shin lariapbl, Ernr
tlons cr Sorest clconfioltwhca yoa fled ttctctructcd
and tlagclsh la tho veins t clcanso Itwhcnltlafcnl,
aadyonrfocllngowllltsll yoawhen. Keep tho Llood
rnrocsdthohcaltlicftho ryBtem will follow.
PIN, TA PEnnd other WOI13IS, InrUng in tho
ryctcm of to many thocianda, aro effectually destroy,
cd and removed. Tor fall directions, read caicfully
tho circular around each bcttlo, printed la four lan
(Tuagcs-Encllsh, German, French and Spanish.
J.tT.annr., Proprietor. E.n.McDOXAlD t CO.,
Druffjleu and Ccn. Arcr.te, Can rrarxlsco, Cal
end SI and 51 Coniuiorct Etrcct, ev York.
TTtOLD BY ALL r.l'0al3I3 AND BEAIXES.
oct!8"70-tf.
C-. IHIO wrr.l. UK PAID TO ANY rnitsoN
prodiiclui! n Prcparntlo itishowltig half as many
living ceiiiiinn periuun iv i-uir iit. i-111.1.11,1
Vfoltaiilr HllEUHATI. ItKMKnv. Tho rlen
ttno iiuscriiiiniir i'rr.To. l4. rirr.i. H, M. li .
mm .if I'lil ludeltihl.a'M n l.leht reunr l'livslclnus.
w ho has iimdo ltlie utnatlsm n siie-clalty :i 7 years,
periiuineully curing with this Remedy 0.5 In
eery 100 patients Treated; so wnrrnnteil under
oath, from ItcRlstercil cases, n lesult iinparnllcl
ed, lttsn pleasant Medicine, freo from Injur
ious Drugs (sworn vouchers from Renowned
Piomlneut Phvsletnns Indorsing Dr. Filler nc
conipany each boltle). Tn protect Hiillerers from
i.k, n legal guarantee slating number of bottles
warranted lo Cnro will bo Mrwnrdcil without
chnruo to any person srndlmt by letter n full,
truthful description of ease, lu case of failure
to cure, the nuiuuut paid will he refunded. Price
SI.,) lier bottle! 0 bottles. S7.50. Medical ndvlco
sent by lelto- grails. Addri'S4 DR. FITLER,
Olllco Nn.UU South I'OPitTH Street, Phllndcl
phlil, or No. 71)1 BROADWAY", N, Y, Sold or
oblainid by druggists.
sept iu-ij .
I no noi wish lo Inform vou. reader. Unit Dr.
Wonderlul, or any other man, lias discovered a
remedy that cures Consumption, when the lungs
are hnlf consumed, In short, will cure all diseas
es whether e.f mind, body or estate, mako men
live toioer,nn'l leave dentil tn play lor want nl
wnrlc. nml Is dcKluiieil in innlie our sublunary
sphere a blissful l'.iradlse,lo which Heaven Itself
bliail 00 mil 11 Sinn sunw, mil uiivn ileum ruling n
ir thai Kllin or nuinini'.'ge.ry, run wueu i leu
you that l)r. Sago's Catarrh Remedy wilt jiontive
hi pure the worst cnsis of Cutarrh 111 thu Head. I
nnly assert that Mhlch thousands can testify to
1 Will pay Cl"l liewuril inr 11 -use nine i I'uiiuni.
cure, A pauiphlet giving symptoms and other
lulormatlou sent ircotonuv auuiess, ruis rem
edy is
SOLD BY MOST DRUGniSTH IN ALL PARTS
OF Till! WUltLU.
Price 60 cents. Bent by mall, postpaid, on receipt
nr sixty cents, or lour packages for Iwodoltais,
Beware of tountervtt and wvrtfilctt imitations.
Seo that my private Stamp, which Is n posilire
guarantee e (Vrnuhic7ies, Is upon the outside
wrapper, leen.e'iiiuer nine nun iuiymiw nminji,
issued by the Uuited states Government ox press
ly for stamping my medicines, baa my portrait,
nnmn nnd inblreHj. nml thn wnrds 4 U. S. Certitl.
calo of Geiiuiiieiiess," engrnved uiion It, and
need not to mistaken. Don't bo bwliidled by
travelers and others representing tncmseives as
Dr, Sago; lam the only man now living that
has tho knowledge aud right to lnauuf.icturollie
eyenidiiej Dr. Sage's catarrh Remedy, ana i novcr
travel lo sell this medicine. .
11. V I'll. in i,, -ii. ij.
obl2S'70-tf. 113 Seneca street, HuUalo, N. Y,
S13
13VEN ItEASONS WHY
In tub IlitaT Liniment in the Would
FOR IIOUBHS.
VmT. It la cnmnnseilof tho most roWERt'tiL
ana 1'knrthatjiso iiauum Known in i;uemisir",
Hknns'iK comuiiica uun ino aiHivo ir n aiei.Ii
cinal Oil, made cxprewly for this Liniment,
and mixed by an entirely new process.
TimiD. Thousoof ihojwM'rruland penetrating
ltiRredlonts la to drive or force In this benutUiil
JIkdicinal uth, wmcn luuncaios uo joinin nnu
innfif. nml linnidllntcl V tlirottloM the d IhOUtiu.
uud compels It to looueu Its dcataly, slekenlne
ami polsonou1 funcs.
1'ouktii. This Medicinal Oil Is nrcd for the
sntno reason 1 1m t n good mcrlianlo always useu
oil In make Ills machinery rorlt with enso and
piccHlnn, Ho In tho same wny the miwlei and
(nlntsof ournnlmali liouht boluinicatctl If we
wUh lo havo t hum travel villi rapidity and case.
1"1KTJI,-It Is very koothluu In lu nctlou, will
not hum or blister tho mil nm I like most of tho
"v., lint" llntmcTits nf the ihw.
HiXTii. Not one drop ol tincture of cayenne
nr red pepper ran he found In Its composition i
fore hold Unit no liniment can ho cifrctlvo
which burns and hlUtersthe animal until the
muscles aio hard aud drlod ulmu&t tu n crisp.
Wuventii. Kvery hoi t lo Is WA it ranted to nlve
good satUfactlon, or your money will he refund
ed, 'Jlila shows conclusively that the proprie
tors navo mu run nueiicu jii unit iirui'urnium
and proves tor tho bevonth lime that 0, K. H, H,
is thu bcfct Iilnlinent lu the world lor hordes.
.rkm'i itUi-tut tMiur Mrrrhiiitla luilni off 7Vne.
Itirmnt ftril Inn,r nnil IItt'txhorn. fit LlhiT truth
on pout but ak vr O, V. H. M. for Jtortci, una take
uouiner, nam uyiiiiuruKiii.
1). O. OAHKV & CO., Bole rronrlotors,
scp 1270-1 y j IU Wushlugton Htruet, ew York,
PHILOSOPHY OP MAIIHIAGE.
A New Course ov'LECTunES, as delivered at
the retina. Volytechutcand Anatomical Museum
12)3 Chestnut M., three doors abovo Twellth,
Phlladilnhla.cmhrucluK the mibjectsi llow to
Llvo and What to Live for; Vouth, Maturity
nud Old Afcet Manhood Oenerally Ito viewed;
luoruuvoui iiiuit-kijuii; riuiuitinuuiiu iiurv1
ous Dlkeases actounttd lur: Man loir a l'lillo-
sophlcallv confcldered. 'These lecturtu will be
forwarded on recelnt bf S5 cents bv addichslnifi
I'ecrctary of lite renusylvanla Polytkciinio
MNI) ANATOMICAL MVBKUU. IXi LtlfHUUt HU,
fliiuuuHimm. 4, enm;uiiuu.
jcJi'TO-ly.
QUICK SALKf-J AND BMALL VHOftlTa.
HAVil VOUU MONKY,
(lo to
nasi llloomshuitf l'a.,for nil kinds of tho best
V U It N 1 T II It E.
I'rlres reasonable and the lust work: done,
JII5-(i-tf
BL'3
Clothing, &c.
J-KW 8T00IC OF OI.OTIIINn.
Fresh nrrlvnl of
SUMMER GOODS.
DAVID LOWENI1ERO
Invites attention lo his stock of
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
at his store on
Main Streot, two iloois abovo the American House
Illoomsburg, I-n.,
where ho has Jnst received from New York and
Philadelphia n full assortment of
MEN AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
Including tho most fashionable, durable, and
handsome
DRESS G00D3,
consisting of
BOX, SACK, ROCO, GUM, AND OIL-OLOTH
COATS AND PANTS.
of nil sorts, slies and colors, He hasnlso replen
ished his already largo stock of
FALL AND WINTER SHAWLS,
STRIPED, FIGURED, AND PLAIN VESTS
SHIRTS, CRAVATS, STOCKS, COLLARS
HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVIS,
SUSPENDERS, AND FANCY ARTICLES
lie nas constantly on hand a large and well-te-
ectod assortment of
CLOTHS AND VE.STIN0S,
which ho Is prepared to innke to order lutonny
kind of clothing, on very short notice, nud In the
best manner, AU his clothlug is made lo woar,
aud most of It is of homo manufacture.
GOLD WATCHES AND JEW'iLRY,
ol every des'crlpl Ion, flue nnd cheap. Ills casool
Jewelry Is uotaurpasscd In tliis;place. Call nnd
et amino his general assortment of
CLOriMNO, WATCHES JEWELRY, AC.
DAVID LOWENBERO,
Bakery and Confectionery.
JOHN Q. JACOUY'S
11 AKEIIY AND CONFECTIONERY!
BERWICK, PENN'A.
The iinilerslcned wonhl rei-reclfully Inlorm
thu Cltlr.ens nf Berwick, nnil vlclnlly, that he
has opened a Cuulectloncry nnil Bakery In
ODD TELLOWS' HALL,
Berwick. Ph.. where lie Is pl'epnreil to furnish
all kinds of
PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES,
FRENCH CANDIES,
1'ORElaN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS
ORANGES, LEMONS, RAISINS
Ac, Ac., Ac, Ac.
Y WHOLESALE AND KETA1L.
Amonit tho assorlmcul will bo found Cream
Nuts, l.iiallsli Wnluuls. Pcnnuls. Almonds. Fil
berts, rig, Applis, Cocoa Kills, Jellies of dlfler-
t kllu a. .Mustaril. Cnli.lin. Pick es. Chorolnte.
Canuf il Fruit of nil kinds, t urn Htnuh, Egg Bis
cuit, hniln Citickers, 0sler Crackers, cheese,
Soan. Wrltlim l'nticr. Amce incut Panels. En
velopes,
PISH AND OYSTERS,
And preduco of nil klndsi 1'iesh Blend and
Cakes every day, Ico Cream In Seasou, Your
paliouago is solicited.
JOHN G. JACOBY.
Berwick, Juno 17, 1870-tr
Q O N F
EOTIONERY,
Tne nndcrslffned would resnectfnllv announce
to lue puuiic inai no nas opeueu u
FIRST-CISS CONFECTIONERY STORE,
lu the bulldlug lately occupied by Fox A Webb
wiiuiu iiu to t'lei'uicu lutuiuniiuii kiuui oi
PLAIN A FANCY CANDIES,
FRENCH CANDIES,
FOREIGN A DOMESTIC FRUITS,
NUTS, RAISINS, AC, AO., AC
D Y WIIOLE9ALC OK I1ET.UL.
In short, a full assortment of nil s,ooda In
his lino of business. A great variety of
DOLLS, TOYS, Ac,
sultablo for the Holidays, Paitlcular attention
gtveu lo
BREAD AND CAKES,
of all kinds, fresh every day,
CHRISTMAS OANDIEB,
0III8TMAH TOYS.
A call Is solicited, and satisfaction wRl b
guaranteed.
Nov. 22, 1881.
KCKHART JACOBS.
Books.
A'NHW BOOK of tho nrratcKt Interest and im
nortancc. Written Horn a lilirh mbral and i1ivn1
ololcal htandpoltit, by an eminent phjsiclan
aud mcdlral profesnor, It shows how Satan Is
working out hlsMihtlo and dangerous di sign
uirouRu our most sacreu uomcsuu ami bociai re
lations, l'uro-mlndcd. buL outKDokeii unit nir
Kresslvc.tno author handles tho delicate nubjecls
treated of without yluvu, hut In such a mnnneruB
icat liryenrmtlon oj the Jtace, is n nihjtct Juuly
nut iu luiuisiLT i u prurnnt curiosiiv. jnci'iiys-
riuitiim; iiiuiuieresi nnil Hympainyoi an iruc
philanthropists, and this book, It is believed,
ill true
win contrllmto to that end Just lu proportion an
It has readers, A circular bent tree, containing
u luutiefccripiion ami eynopRis oi ui worn wiin
liberal extracts. C, V. vr.ST, l'uhl
uhllshcr.
septU'TU-tf
ftCollcao i'lace.N. Y,
Hi
HHsrdajbt.,X.T.or 381V. Ilhlt., riarliDsll.O.
If they want tho most popular and liost faelllnc
milerlption Ijoolcs publlshcel. and tlio-fiiMl hb.
rrallermj. Send forclrenlars. Theywlll cost you
Hoiking, and may bo of great bcnellt to you.
fehll'70-ly.
Washing Mnchnea.
J)OTY'S WASHING-MACHINE,
LATELY MUCH IMrilOVLO-ANDTlIE NLV
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WHINGER
Improved with Howell's Tatent Doublo Cog
wheels, and tho l'atenl Ktop.aro now unques
tlouablv far superior tu any apparatus for cash
ing clothes ever Invented, ami will save their
cost twlco a year, by Hating labor and clothes.
Tho l.Jltnr of this paper, who purchased a
Washer aud Wrloger, thus tcbtllles as to their
value i
"Wo havo had In nho In our family for Bora
lime paKt.ono of Doty 'a Clothes Wahers aud
Wringers, and ate preiared to bear testimony as
to Its iiieilts. it Is emphatically ft labar-taiiiig
machine and does Us work lu the moat thorough
manner, l-'or famlllcH who have largo washes
llictso machines would bo Invaluable," Coluu
jiian, Juu. II, lcJTU,
1'UICE.S A FAIH OFPEU.
If the Merchants In your place will not furnish,
or bcud lor tho Machines, heuduslho retail iirlco,
Washer 11, Kitra Wringer t'J, and wo wlllfor
wartl either or both machined, free of freight, to
places where no ono Is belling; and fco suro are
we they will be liked, that we agree to refund
tho money If any ono wishes to return the ma
chines liteof Height, altera mouth's trial, ac
cording to directions.
ISo husband, father or brntherMiould vrrnUt
the drudgery or washing with the hands, flity.
two days in tho year, when It cau bo dono better,
moro expeditiously, , 1th Ic-nv labor, and no In
jury to thegwrmentt., by u Dty Clothes Washer,
uud a Universal Wringer,
Bold li7 dealers generally, to whom Uuenil itU
couutsare made,
It, C. IIUOWNIXO, Oen. Agent.
oct770-lf, 32 Cortland Htreet, New York.
8H30 per Mnntli. Tho best selllns lok over
iubllshed, Adl.N'l'S w ho hell our new work.
LAIN HOME TALK AND MEbL
CAL COMMON SENSE,
have no com petition. Thernnoer was a hook
nubltkhed llko It. Any body can bell It. Kvery
body wuuts It. Many agents are now making
from fSUMofO per month belling this wonder,
ful book, Si page- Descriptive Circular sent free
on application. We want good live Agents men
win cau fully appreciate tho merits ol thu work,
aud the fact that U mecls u uulvernal want,
Ageutswhodeslrotudo yood as well us inaku
money, Address,
Weli-iA Co., -132 II room o Etrett, New York.
J(-;im
A
ItKADY PAY STOHE
in noiiiwnuno.
On and after March 1st, mi, uoods will be sold
at lower rates than ever, strictly for cash and
ready pay, Ju cnlllUK the attention of my cus-tome-s
to tho ready pay system I deslro tu sub.
uilt the followlns, uhy wo4 sell cheapen 1st,
We do business with less lalior and save tho ex
pense of an extra hand, IM, We do Inorobusl.
uess with less eapltal and save Interest. Dd, We
lose nolhlug by bad debts. Other reusons cou'd
boBtvenbul the abovoaro deemeiLsulncleut,
All persons ludibled are requested to settle
w llliout delay and pay up, The subscriber oilers
for sale fiet Inch pine boards, 60,100 feet
lleinlock beiarus wllh an iissortineul of other
lumber, cheap lor cash. 1', 11. HIiACU',
Itolirsburir, Ten, 10, ls70-.lt'
PA.
Dry Goods & Groceries.
GRAND OPENINO
GRAND OPENING
GRAND OPENING
GRAND OPENING
GRAND OPENING
or
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting ot
consisting of
consisting of '
oonslstlng of
consisting of
DRY GOODH,
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS,
HATH AND CA1"H,
HATH AND CA1"S,
HATH AND UAPH,
HATH AND OAPS,
HATS AND OAPS,
BOOTS AND fiHOEH,
BOOTH AND SHOES,
BOOTH AND SHOES,
BOOTH AND SHOES,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
READY-MADE CLOTHING
ItEADY-MADK CLOTHING,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
READY-MADE CLOTHIHO,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
LOOKINtJ-OLAHSKIt,
LOOKINO-GLASHKH,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
LOOKINO-OLAbSES,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
i
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
GROCERIES,
GROCERIES,
GROCERIES,
GROCERIES,
GROCERIES,
OUF.ENSWARE
tlUEENSWARE,
ItllEHNHWAIlE,
tlUEENSWARE,
tlUEENSWARE
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE.
HARDWARE
HARDWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
SALT,
HALT
HALT
HALT,
SALT,
FISH,
1HH,
FISH,
V1TH
FISH,
GRAl'4 AND SEEDS,
ORAI.7 AND SEEDS,
GRAIN AND HEEDS,
GRAIN AND SEEDS,
GRAIN AND SEEDS,
Ac.
Ac,
. aloKKI.W, NKAI,
MoKKI.VY, NKAIj
McKKLVY, NHAI.
McKIlIiVV, T4I1AI.
McKKLVY, NKAIi
CO.'S,
CO.'H,
CO.'H.
CO.'H.
CO.'B.
luorthwcst corner ol Main and Market Streots,
IoHhwest corner of Main and Market Htrects,
Northwest corner of Main and Mnrket streets.
Northwest comer of Main nnd Markot Htrecta,
Northwest corner of Main and Market Mtreets,
IlLOOMSntTIta, PA.,
llLOOMHllUHO, PA
llLOOMSIIUKtl PA
llLOOMHllUHO, PA.,
HMIOMHMIIUI, PA.
IKON AND NAII.H,
JHON AND NAI1A
IKON AND NAII.M,
IKON AND NAIIJs,
IKON AND NA1L3,
lu large quantities .ind nt reduced rates, alway
on uanil.
Tim ItED LION 11IIAND,
BLACK A Ii r A C A
Is superior to all others In color, quality nnd
prlco; to be found only at
M. I LUTZ'S
Dealer In DryOoods nnd Notions, lu Hrower's
now building next In the Court llnuse, Malu
Htreel, Illoomsburg, l'n, may 13 ,0-tf.
jyjILLER'S STOKE.
FItF.SU ARRIVAL OF
KU.MMICll U00D3.
Tne subscriber has lust returned from the cities
with anothor largo aud select Assortment of
FALL Ah'D WINTEIt GOODS,
purchased In New York and Philadelphia at the
owest figure, aud which ho is determined to sell
on as moderate terms ns can bo procured else
wnero lu Illoomsburg, Ills stock comprises
LADIIM' DltESH GOODS
of the choicest stylea nnd latest fashions, together
wltn h largo assortment of Dry Good and Gro
ceries, consisting of tho following i Hides
Carpets,
Oil Clotlia,
oths,
Uasslmeres,
Shawls,
Flannels,
Silks,
While Goods,
Lluens,
Hoop HUirhi,
Muslins,
llollowware
Cedarware
tlueensware, Hardware
Hoots and Shoes,
lints and Caps
Hoop Nets,
Umbrellas,
Looklng-Ulassej,
Tobacco,
Co flee,
Sugars,
Teas,
Illce,
Allspico,
Ginger,
Cinnamon,
Nutmegs,
and Notions okn'f.mally.
In short, everything usually kept In country
stores, to which no Invitee the attention of the
pubtlo generally. Tho highest price will be paid
for country produco In exchange for gooda,
S, II, MILLKR A SON.
Arcade Buildings, Illoomsburg, Pa.
c. -
at A.R a
have Just received from the eastern markets a
largo nud well selected slock of
D B Y aoODS,
UONHIUTINa or
Cusslmers,
Jeans,
Best bleached A
Urown Muslins,
Calicoes,
Tickings,
Table Lluens,
Cotton &
AU wool flanuels,
,r AO,, Ac,
A'good stock of
Ladles dress goods,
I.ateit stylea A patterns,
Splees of all kinds,
Good stock groceries,
Queensware,
Hlouo ware,
Wood A willow ware,
Flour A Chop,
Also Kitchen Crystal Soap for cleaning Tin,
Ilrass,ifco. All goods sold cheap for cash or pro
duce. He would call the atteutlon of buyers to his
well nud carefully selected assortment which
comprises everything usually kept In the coun
try, reellug confident that he can sell them
goods at sueh prices as wilt ensure satisfaction,
Nov. 5,'00-lf O. C MAItlt,
jgUY THE BEST.
Iusurnnce Agencies,
Q. Ii O 11 K MUTUAL
LIPH 1NSUUANCE OOMl'ANY
or ,
NEW YOBK.
riiny ireeman, j-rcsiueqi, ii. o. Freeman e
v. , t . w-,wv,wv, nil jlliu.
J. B. BOB1SON, ULOOMBBUBO.pi
Ul.-M.HAli AUliNT,
For Luzerne, Incoming And Columbia
counties,
Aug. ayco-lr.
T N H TT Tl A Tsl n til A fl I'M,,,.
Wyoming ,.
i;o.tet
ftTAriu
;tna.....
Fulton.
North America..
City..
3(l,
l.tierm
International,.
Niagara,......
Futnam M.
Merchants n.
BprlngfleU . -....,
ST0,,
Farmers' Danville
Albany City .
mm
SO,'!
8,1Jt
1,0,OC
Lancaster City......
York Horse, Death A Theft.,-....,
Hume, New llttven...i....w,ww..,
Dnnvillo, Horse Theft
FIIUA8 1IIIOWN, Apent,
muisua-ly.' Bloousboku,
Hardware & Cutlery.
JAC0U K. SMITH. j, n. seltiu
y M tru a & Li X 13 u,
I mporters nnd Dealers In Forelgu and D orceitl
11 A B D W A B E,
GUNS, OUTLKIIY, AC,
ISO. 409 . THIRD STBKCT, AB, CALL0WIIILL,
m . I'"IladeLphia.
Nov. 22, 67-lf.
JpiBST NATIONAL
WHITE LEAD,
llLHT, I'UltlaT, AND ClIEAPESTI
BATlSrACTlON aCAllANTKEIll r
For Whiteness. Durahllllv. nn,l nim,..
i j. iv inn in, e'liuii.
isohi uy mi uenicrsiu I'aints thrnuglioul -s
tho country, .r
12
I
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BABKEB, SIOOBE it MEIN,
scccrjjsona to
T, MOIlItIS PEROT A CO.
Bolo Proprlelors, Philadelphia, Ta.,
Dealers In nil kinds of
DRUGS, OILS, PAINTS, GLASS,
DYESTUFrs, 40., C.
H
CAUTION. Owlnc to tho popularity nl
our "First National While Lend," other Q
parlies havo been Induced toollera ppu-iv
tlousnrtlcloUL.ilcr the same name. There-
foro Jloiiaro of Couuterlells. 'Ihoginti-Z
Ine 11 tint un In i.rtta lienvv tin t.nlnl
pins, with pulent melnlllo wire handles,
and the name of f
BABKEBr MOOBE & MEIN, i"
On each label,
For sale by
mar25'70-ly,
MOYER mtoTiinw,
Illoomsburg.
810,000 tiUAUANTKK
B
UCK LEAD
EXCELS ALIj OTHER LEAD 1
1st. For Us Unrivaled WJiltcness,
2d. For lis Unequalled Durability,
Al. For Its Unsurpassed Covering Propcrtv
Lastly for lla Economy.
Vlt COSTS LFlH to paint with llirric Ltlli
lhan iiny oilier Whllo Lend extant. The ssioi
w!'iS"i covers MOllK HUlll.'ACll.lsmore DUU-
HUC'K LliAD, Ik tho Cheapest and lies'
10,000 GUARANTEE.
BUCK ZINO
EXCELS ALL OTHER ZINCS.
lit. For Its Unequnlled Durability,
'.d. l or Its Unrivaled Whiteness,
t ,f or,"1' Uiuuriiassed Covering 1'roi.erlr.
Lastly, for Its Great Lcouomy,
being tho CHEAPEST, IIANDSOMIiST, nud
most DURABLE Whlto Paint In tho world,
HOY ONLY
BUfJK LEAD AND BUCK ZINC:
TIU' IT AND HE CONVINCED.
Satisfaction Guaranteed by the Manufacturer-.
BUCK COTTAGE COLOBS,
Prepared expressly for Tainting
Fi9FA.SE?.',0JL'T1IUIt'III-NOf' every dn, rip
"A Ek,N,c,1,-. -' THIRTY-FIVE 1)IH l-fc
llfait.CfMe,!JUrabI,, h Unlfl"'' MJ
Sample cards sent by Mall if desired.
the uiLnufaaurersT'" "e I,roD1P115'
FRENCH, RICHA RD3 A CO.,
N. W. Cor. Tenth and Market Rlreeti,
Philadelphia.
MOVER BROTHERS, Agents
JanSS70-ly, for Illoomsburg, I'a.
Miscellaneous.
' r-4V.-3t,l I
QABBIAQE MANUFACTOBY,
llloomsbnrg, Pa,
M. O. BLOAN A BROniEK
Havo on hand nnd for sale nt the most rtasouo
bio rates a splendid slock of
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
and every description of Wagons both
PLAIN AND FANCY
warranted to be mnde of the best and most ilur
able materials, and by tho most experiential
workmen. All work sent out from llie cfclaii
llshmeut will be ftiliud lo beof the highest cliin
and sure ta give perfect satisfaction. Theyhai'
ulso a line assortment of
SLEIGHS
ofnll the newest and most lashlonnble tljlf
wen ana carefully made and of tho best luaur
lals. AtltlllnMllnn i.rlli.l,.n,1r In nblrcl n H It 1
believed that nune superior can be found Inllio
couutrj-, Nov, !M,'W)-tf.
TARMERSI 1CXAMINE AND BUY
THE OBIQINALi
luuairs BEING
UK I'lllST RAW IlONB PllfMil'lIATK MM
All others are Imitation, '
B A U Q II'S
nl nnNK
SUPEB PHOSPHATE OP LIJH".
MM
FALL,
1870.
nf ITllliUrllfJ
tl ... .i.li I.. MllrrMKiinno matin il I itunH I ll 111
Oil of Vitriol, presenting the llonn I'liosphnteiu ,
u highly soluble and quick ly available ltriii.ftuil
the Atnmonla lu such proportion as tn liibtire
Where Ilauub's riiosphate was opplUd l'jf
past easou, the IndUatfons, without ex few10'
are that It will maintain Its well earned rep"11 ,
iiou, Tuiutm an iu uceuj ui u ronil"'
give this article a trial,
11 A U O II & BOaNBi '
Manukactubkus, x
OrriCE-No SO tit Delaware Avenue
nilLADKU'lllA,
1570-tf.
PtDt