The Columbian., August 11, 1871, Image 1

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1H PUIIMBHKU HVKItY KMDAY I.fdltNIN(l
IN THK COLUMIltAM IlUII.DINd NKAlt TJIK
coiinr nouns, ni.ootsnuno, pa.i nv
HENRY L. DIEFFENBACty
KiilTon and rnoritiKToii,
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VOLUME V. NO. U2.
BLOOMSBTJllG, PA., FIUDAY, AUGUST Jl, 187.
UOL. DEM. - VOL. XXXV NO. 2
1
Columbia County Oflloial Directory,
J'KlMrilf.rwtoe-WII.MAit Kl.WltI.1..
Atmtatt Jmtiei-ln.n Pram, Isaac B. Mart-
""UiMmotan, .tf.-WM.t.lNflTOH 11, Unt.
Jlcalitir.t (ccorilcr-WII.I.IAMHoM lI,.lAC'onv,
Jl,lrlrl Attontryn. It. iKKI.Kll.
SicrW-AAItoN PMlTlt.
tonrlor-ISAAO pKWITT.
Jtrtn'irrr 1AVI1 IiOWUNIll'tm,
OmirnlHlnilcrj WlM.tAM U. qtllCK, CYIIUS
IKnimN", 1 1 in ii .!, luimu.
timimhilonera' CrVrfr WllMAtt KRlrKllArJW,
A l(or, U, J, CAMFUKM.,A. J. AI.IIKIITSON,
IIANirf. I.PB.
Inronrr John 1. linucK.
Jurjl LbmiiliMlorlCM lsAAUMr;llltlDK,JnUH MC'
ANAI.I.,
Cmtnly fHipcrMcntltnl CltAIlI.K.1 O. llAHKf.KV,
7.7m m 7v.or Dlitrkt Director, H. II, Mn.l.F.ll,
Wll i.iam Kiiammi, Itlnnuishurif, nnd Johnson
I K r I.E It, Ulce llWOOl), C'HA lil-VS C'UNN Kit, Hcc'y,
BloomBuurg Official Directory.
Jlltintnitiurfl llunkintt Hi. dotl.y A. I-'L'Nston,
President, II. II. iJitnr., Cashier,
'ir AVlffntMl Jlnnk UltAS, It. PAXTOM.Prcs't.,
J. P. TllsTlN. Cashier.
t)iiiii6(i(l(iiii1i.Uiiui(Srttliii;7,tini'lonil7irtnti.
nonntlonV.. II. i.mi.n, Trea t., C. W. Ml 1,1. Kit,
BeoV.
lUummluro Uullillnft anil A'artnn VntMiioeia
film JnllN THOMAS, Prcs'l., .1.11, KolilsoN, Hcc.
lthntiuburR Mutual Malny Moid Asiteiatt0n
J.J. 1 1 now Mt, 1'resldcnt, M, WllITMOlKK.Hec'y.
Bloomsburg Directory.
l)APi:itllAOS Just lecelvcd nnd for imlont tlm
1 Cot.UMIiIAN Olllce.
'rOVK3 AND TimVAHK
TAC011 MKTZ, dealer tn Move uud tinware
Main Htrcct, above court linuso.
CLOTHING, Ao.
DAVID '.OWlINllKItfl, McrclmntTnllor,.Mnln
ttt., lid door abovo American lluuso.
WM. MOIIUIH, Merchant Tailor comer or Ccn
tru nnd .Main St., over Miller's store.
DUUGS, CHEMICALS, Ac.
M P. I.UTZ, IlriiKKlstaiidApolliecary.Jtalu at.
JJ, 00
, below llio Post Olllce.
IOYI'.n IIHOS., Druealsls and Apothecaries,
111
. llrowcr'H block Main lit.
CLOCKS, WATCHES, AC.
II
KNUYKUl'l'INOini. Watches. Hnectacles A
.lowolry Ac. MalnBtrcet near West st.
Oil, HAVAOl', dcalerln Clock, Watches and
Juwelry, Main St., Just below llio American
House.
I OUIH HliltNHAUD.W'fitfhflnd CloclrtnnUor.
IJ near southeast corner Main nnd Iron sts.
It
CATHCAllT, Walcli and Clock Maker.Mar
ket Nlrcet, lielow Main.
HOOTS AND SHOES?-
l M.KNUHU, Dialer 111 llnolsnlul Hliovn, I ill est
li. and bent HtyleK, corner Matu nnd Maikcl
mrec tn. III I ho old 1'ost Olllcc.
DAVID HKTZ.Hoot nndHhoeinalcer, Main at.,
below llartiiiau's store, went of .Market.
HKNHY Kl.KIM, Mannr.icturcr niM dealer In
Hoots and HhneH, Urocerleti, etc., Main htrcct,
I.iikL Itloonibburi;.
0,
M. IIIKIU'N. Hoot and Hlineluaker. -Main
atreet, uinter Urowu's Hotel.
1'ltOFKSSIONAU
v It. II. C. HdWKlt, HurRcou Dentist, Main t
abovo the Court House.
mt. WM, M. HIIIIKU, Hurccon and 1'liyalclan,
ji-;xciu
xcliansolllock over Webb's book store,
Dlt. II, F. KINKKY, Kurgi'on Helltlst.-Teeth
extrneteil wllliolltpalu: Main St., nearly op.
poKlto i:idscoat C'buicb,
0(1. IlARKM'.Y, Attorney-nH.aw. Olllce.iM
. Iloorlu i:xcbanBolllock,iieartho"KXA'liauuo
llnlel."
11. MrKKI.VY.M. I).,HurRenn and 1'bjslclan
not th side Matn St., below Market,
T 11. 11VANS, M. P., Hnrnton and l'hyslclau,
tj hunt bsldutulll street, below Murkcl.
1 ('. ItUTTIllt, M. 1). Suracon and Pbyslclau
tj . Matket stiect, abovo JIulu,
I II. UOIIIMON, Atlorney-abLaw, Olllco Hart
tl . man's biiltdluir, Main slleet,
JiIIlirifNEIlY A FANCY GOODS.""
I,i rr.Ti:itMAN, Jtllltncry and Fancy Uoods,
IJ. opposltu Episcopal Church, Main st,
llSt MZ.ir. IIAUKT.UY, Milliner, Itaiuscy
111 liiiiiiiiuif iuaui siitti,
M1S.S M. DIlItUICKKON, Millinery and F.mcy
llooils,Malust., below Alaiket,
hVS
11H. II. KMNi:, Millinery and aucy Uoods
aln street below Market.
11 HI
IH Cloaks and Dress Pattcruj, southeast corner
.naiunnu vesesii.
rilllE MIKSES HAltMAN Millinery and Fancy
J Uoods, Main Bt below American House,
HOTELS AND SALOON&
I.IOUICH HOTEL, by T.
Dent. Taylor, cast eud
X ol .iai
alu htreet.
JIKUCHANTS AND GUOOEUS.
n (3, MAKK, Dry OomU and Notions, bouth-
ctt corner Main and Iron alu.
n., llKt'KLKY, Hoot niul Hho store, booliK
, Ahtnllonery, Jlnln bt.t below Market,
JACOHH.ConfecUonery, groceries etc., Main
, Kt., below iron
1.10 X . M'KllH, Confectionery and HaUery,
1 vholeBnto and ictal), Kxclmnye Itlock,
H,
(MIOWKU.lIatKond Caps, IlootsandBhocs,
Main ht., above Com I Uuutto,
1 II. MAI'.K. Mammolh flrorery, tlno Orn
t) , et rlek. hriiltK, Is' til h. 1'rovUIon, Ac, Main
and Iron Btreets,
MK1:!jYY, NHAL A I O., dt-alerwIuDry Goods,
dttxcrlcH, I'lour, i'efd.Kult, Klbli,Irou,NailN,
etc.,N, K cor, Mulu and Mm ket kin.
Sir. MILU:it A SON, dealers In Drydomls,
, arocerles, UueeiiHWure, l-'luur. Bait, HlioeB,
NotlniiK, etc.Mulu Kt,
atlSCELLANEOUS.
lO NHTAULES 1ILANKH for sale at tho Colum.
j nl. Ollle-e.
M il. ClIItlSTMAN, Saddle, Tiunk .1 Harness.
0. maker, bhlvo's llloek Main Htreet.
1)
W. ltOlinlNH.llnonrilcnlcrscpoiiddoorrrom
northwest corner Mulu and I rem sis.
II J.TIIOIINTON, Wall Paper, Window Shades
U. and ltxtures, Itupert block. Main st.
GW. roilELL, Furultuio Itonins, thiio story
brick, Main Htieet, west ofMurkcl st.
II llOHENHTOCK.Photogiaphtr.uver Uobblus
11- tll'.yer s more, jiaiu st.
I H. KIIH.V. dcalerln Meat, Tallow, etc., Chciie
I" berlln'a alley, rear of American llonse.
1 H.UINdl
:tt. dealer In iilanos. organs nud
1
lnelodeous,nl U. W. Corell's lurulluro rooms
JAMUKI. JACOHV, Marbln and llrowu Hlono
Works, l;ast iiioomsuurg.uerwick roau,
WM, ItAHU, dealer In furniture, trunks, cedcr
w muw wure, near inu roriea uoici
0,
FOHTEIt.dluo Maker, and While and Fancy
iiiiiiivr, ne-ueeowu.
j II. UIDLKMAN, Agent for Muuson's Copper
IVTiibulur Lightning Itod.
I A (.'Oil lllEFFENHACH llroom Factorv. Or
,1 delHle-ltnl Ills lesldi-e.o oralMHIerA Sou's
loro pro mptly Illled. llest green Western brush
TAMl'Ji CADMAN, Cabinetmaker nud Chair
tj maker; looms Main stiect be!, lion.
NOTE HOOKS, and blank NOTES, with or with,
out exemption, lor sale at the Comimuian
unlet',
Light Street.
11
F. OMAN ft Co., Wheelwrights, nrst door
UUOVU BCUOOl ilUUSU,
"JOHN A.OMAN, Manufacturer uud dealer lu
U 1HKIH UUU DllOCH,
J'i l urn it; r in my uxm uiuliiii,
Hour, Feed, Halt, l'lsU,Iron, Nulla, etc., Main
UH, KNT, dealer lu Bloves and Tin waro In
ull Us blanches.
Espy.
1 1 F. HKKIll AltD.ft llUO.,deuler lu Dry Uowls,
J)' (Jrucerles, uud general ileicbaudlse,
ESPY HTEAM FLOUltlNU MlLLi57c.H. Fowler,
I'lojirlctor,
1 II. WEltKHKlUKK, Hoot uueTHhoe Store uud
lunuufuctory, Hhop ou Mulu htreet op
posite the Htcum Mill.
rn W. EDUAH, Bjtrjuiliinua" Planing iiiu
L llox Muuuluctory,
Orangoville Directory,
A !!' I.T"1".?1.' .H"OTlIKIt,Carpenterniid
11. llulldcrs, Mnlnst,, below I'ine.
HOWint AlinillllNO, dealer In Dry Ooodn,
Mallist.
BltlCK 1IOTKI, and rerre.liment Hatoon, by
ltolirM'llciirycor.or.Malnand 11 no at.
Dlt. O. A.MHOAltm:i,,Vliylclnn nnd Burgeon,
Main tt,,lietdoortoUood'sltotel,
DAVID lIiniltlNOrFlniirnniraiTst Mill, and
Dcalerln grain, Mlllstrcct,
TAMKMll.IIAItMAN.CabtnetMakc:- and Un
il ttortaker. Main Ht., below l'lue.
SCIIIIYf.KIt ft I'D., Iron onn(ter1Machlnll,
and Mamirnctuien of plows, Mill HI.
qAMtllir.HIIAltl'I.llHS.MakcroftholIayhiiFst
O Uratit Cradle, Main Mi.
WII.MAM lint,ON(l HhoemnkcrntM iiianufao
turer or llrlck, .Mill Ht., west of l'mo
Cntawissa.
BF, DAM.MAV. MerchantTallor.HccondBt,
.llobblus'liulldlns.
Dll.J. K. ItOliniNU, Bnrueon and riiyslclan
Hccond 8t bolow Main.
(11L11KHT ft KI.INK,dry Roods, groceries, and
J general merchandise, Main Htreet
T II. KISTMIIt, "rattawlssa llnnse,'
. Corner Main and Hccond Htrccts,
LKllII.r.It, lllllard Baloon, Oysters, nnd lec
. Cream In season Main Ht.
MM. ItltOliST, dealer In OenernlMcrcIiandlso
, Dry Uoods, Urocerlo &e.
CillHOlIiniANNA or llrlck llolel. H. Kostrn.
O bander l'ioprlelor,soutli-casltomcrMalnaud
neroim nireev.
y.M. 11. AI1UUTT, Attorney at law, Main Ht.
Buck Horn.
M.
(I. ft W. II. ftllOIiMAKKIl, dealers In dry
iroods. uloceries nnd eenoral rneirliaiullNp.
First store In south end nt town.
Philadelphia Directory.
jjJCirAKDSON L. WKltillT, Jit."
ATTOUNKY AT I. AW,
no. m Hotirii sixth btki:i:t,
ritir.AnKi.t'itt.v
an. l'71-ly
JM. KEI'IIKATIT,
g WITH
DAUNKS, I1HO. A IIEKUON,
HATH, CAl'H, HTItAW GOODH ft FUllH,
No. CM Market Bticct,
(Abovo Fifth.)
1'HlI.AnF.I.lMIIA,
yAINWIlIGHT A CO.,
WIIOI.KHAI.M (UtOCKllH,
N, K, Corner Hccond nnd Arch Btreets,
I'lin.ADKl.rliU,
Dealers In
TKAB, BYltUrH. COFl'lli:, HUOAIt, MOI,ASia
KICK, HI'IC'RS, 111 CAllllSonA, AC, AC.
."Orders will reo.lvo prompt attention,
may 10.S7.tr.
Business Cards.
Q B. BHOCirVVAY,
A1TOUNKY AT LAW,
Ii7.no.Msr.uun, ia.
S- Ol i leu Court llmiko Alley, In the To-
i,uuiii, inuiiiiiii;. iJuiH.oii
A.
U. TUItNEH
l'HYHICIAN AND HUIIOEON,
lir.oo.M.snuuo, i'..
OrrirK over Lutz'H DrugHtoie. I!et.deno
Market Htreet, 1st door below llev, II. J. Waller.
deelG'71).
Q W. SIIUjEH,
ATTOltNEY AT LAW,
Olllco Tollrl llnnsft"Allpv. lietow tho Col.t'M
niANOlllce, llounlles, llnek-Pay and Pensions
collected, llloomsburg Pu. Hep,'JU'U7
JOUEUT F. CLAIUC,
AT'IUHNISI AT LAW,
Ollleo Main Street below tho Court House,
itioonibuurg pemra,
Jj II. LITTLE,
AXIUHNEX AT JjAH ,
omen Court-JIouso Allcv. below tho COI.UM
uiAN uiiice, jnoomsourg l'u,
KTEniNAliy.
lalo frcm (ionnany, oirirH lils bervlocs to tho
iutna us a tTUimiu-i
IIOHSI-: AND COW DOCTOIt,
nnd alt other nnlmnln, for wliich liN clinrK arn
niuderntL', Ho can iiIhjivh bo Jound vaxt hlUn ol
UtTwlclc rou(llnmH.II..laeuUy'HMuiblo YuiU
ijioojiubiiry, iMay i J, I67liy,
17 J. TJIC
Jji. would nn
bur nnd vlrlnll
IOHNTON
nnnounre totlioeitlr.ensof niooms-
ity. that ho Ijhh iutt received a lull
UllU I-UIMIKVIU (lilflU lit
'ALl, PAl'IJU, WINDOW HIIADI-iH,
FIXTCKES, COItllH, TASSEM,
nnd u other kooiU n Ids lino of lnislnes. All
mo newesi ana most apnioveu pniienm 01 ino
tavniM alwavK lo bu fomul lit hU rKtahllKhinenU
in ii i uvu itnuii nil imiiiw jiiii kci,i
BUSINESS CARDS,
VIHITINO CA11DS,
LETTEll HEADS,
HILL HEADS,
PllOUKAMMES,
PO.STEltS,
AC, .tC,
Neatly nntl Clionply Printed
I'rorn tho Ijllest Styles of Typo at tho
COLU.M1IIAN OFFICE
JOOTS AND SHOES.
CLAUK M. HllOWN,
MAIN HTliKKT, UNDKlt JIltOWN'H I..
A lull and completo assortment of ready mado
boots and shoes lor men. women and etilldriu
usi leeenetl nntl ror sale at reasoiialilo rales,
.'111 ietles to sultall classes of eustouteis. Ilie
bestof woik ttouu at shurl notice, us beretorore,
uivu linn a cull. JulU'71.
jVTEW STOVE AND TIN 81101'.
inaiAii iiwur;rsiiuejji.
Main Street one door above E. Mendeubnll
Hlole.
ltaiiges constantly on hand, and tar sale nt the
lowest lates.
Tinning in ull Its branches carefully attended In,
and satlslactlon guaranteed.
Tin woik ol nil uiuus wnoiesaioand retail, A
'lal is ic-miebieu,
Jan l'7l
TVT E W COAL Y A It 1).
I l Thk underKluned respectfully ltiforin tho
citizenii ot juooiiihuuiu mm uiiiiuituiu nuiiuy,
null it lev Kent an tuu tuiu'i('iHiiuuuerH uiiuti
coaland Keltcled luinimml lr Miilihuitf imrni-
im.nu thtlr wharf, ndJululUK M'Kclvy. Neali
(ViV riirniue wlili n uoinl luilr if Hit (lalo ueale
nil UIO JJ"(1, l .nil!" t.uui, iiuj , unit
MIEUW ISO u IKHHO ami saoll, iu iu-iiur imu m
tliohe hn dehtru It. A til hey ptmhabe a lurge
amountorcoaMhey Intend to keep u fcttperlor ar
ticle, nnd Hell at the very lowest prices, l'leuue
call uud eininluo lor you-telveH belmo p.urt Iioh-
lutf elfcuwhero, J. w. iir.NiJr.Kniiiii,
AlIUUHTUK MASON.
rpHE uiidorsltriiptl will tnko In ox
X chnuco for Coal uud UrocerlcK, the fiulowluu
uutneii iirtleteii : wheat, llye. Corn, uuih, i-oia
tot(t. I.nnl. Hum Khiiiililt-r niul Khln infill. ltuttfl
I'Ycn, Hay, Ac, at the hlulifHt catdt prlceH,ul his
uiuwiy owre, aujouuuif ineir coui juru,
J.W. HKNDKUHHOT.
iiiuuuiBuuru juar, itf,"cyiy,
G
IlEIONWOOD SEM1NAUY.
The FnllTerm of this lloardliignndSelect School
win iHiiooifiit u mi .uuutnty, j uiy oisi,
Exiieuses Itir ouu nuarler of uleven weeks!
Itoanl. Wushlui!. Lights, Ac. . t.tf
Tuition, per iiuurur, ... (7 no to IS in
Juveullu Class, . tlbOtoStxl
l or particulars atiuress,
' Wf, lllindFHS, Principal,
niiiivnic, v ui. i-t., ttnv, iom. m
AUK C1IANCK.
i-nit Hat.e A neeoudhnnd "Arton" n I an o-forte.
price fJ7, com. j.'iou, j nia Nuptruu uitiiruinei
wan boimlit at auutictlnii xaieoi pnvaio prone
In Ni w Ynrk. uud lind been hut H lew week
like. It Is lu rtct onler nud In etnyrespi'i
rfiuiu to u new piutio, lenus iHtMUivety viwu
PAlVunto, Addioha lor ono week,
C w rOHl r.lt.
may S(!'71 If Miuicbt'buuU.l'i
Miscellaneous.
JlEW STOCK OF CLOTHING.
Fresh arrival of
RUMMr.lt (I0ODH.
DAVID LOWUNIlKHO
Invites attention to his stock of
CHEAP AND FABHIO.NAllI.i: CLOTH IMl,
hlsstoroon
Main Htreet, In Bhlvo's block, one door Wist of
U, C, Mnrr's store,
uioomsourg, i-a.,
whoro no has Just received from New Vork nnd
niiaiieipiiian mil assortment of
MDN AND llOYH' CLOTHINd,
Including the. most fashionable, durable, and
iiaiiiisoino
tllll'Liu finitthi
consisting of '
llOX.HAClf, I!OCO,OUM,ANDOIL.(ILOTH
COATHAND l'ANTH,
all aorts, Rises and colors. Ho has also replen
ished his already largo stock of
A!.!, AND Wl.NTEIt BIIAWL.H,
HTltU'lID, FIQUItED, AND PLAIN VKHTB
BlIIUTH, CP.AVATH, HTOCKH, COLLAltH
VNDKKHCHILFH, OlA)VlM,
HUftPENDIIItH, AND FANCY AUTICLlSi
In nas constantly on hand n largo and well-sc
ooted assortment of
CLOTHS AND VESTlNtlS,
which ho is picpared to mako to order Into any
kind of clothing, on very short notice, and in llio
best manner. All Ida clothing is made to wear,
aim most of It Is of homo manufacture,
OOLD WATCHK8 AND JKW'iMlY,
every description, fino and chenp. Ills caso ol
el elry Is not surpassed in thUiplaco. Call and
amino hlsgcnerat assortment of
CLOTHINO, WATCHES Jl'.WELUY, AC.
Jnnl'71 DAVID LOWENIIEUO.
jJIIiLEn'S STOKE.
a. II. MILLEIl 4 HON,
havo removed their Htoro to tho room formci'lv
occupied by Meudcnhall.nn Matu street, Illooms.
nrg, nearly opposlto tlio Episcopal Church
whel o they aro detenu Incd to scl I on as modcrnl e
terms ns can bo p. ocnre.1 clso where. Th ler stock
comprises
IADIES' DHEKH UOODS
llio choleost styles and latest fashions, tnsel he r
with a largo assortment of Dry Uoods nud ln
cerles, eonslsllug of the following i rtlcles
Carpels,
Oil Cloths,
oths,
CasslmercH,
Hhawls,
ll-vnuels,
Milks,
While- Hoods,
Linens,
HoopHtlrln,
Muslins, '
llillowwaro
Cedarwaro
tlueenswaro, Hardware
Moots and Hhocs,
Huts and dps
Hoop Nets,
Umbrellas,
LooklngUlasse.i,
Tobacco,
Cotlee,
Slll'srs,
Teas,
Ithr,
All.'.plce,
(linger,
Cinnamon,
Nutmegs
AND NOTIONH UKNEItALI.Y.
In short, everything usually kept In eountrj
tores, to which they Invito the attention ol the
pnbllo generally. Thehtghest irlcewlll be paid
ror country prodnco In oxchange for goods.
H. II. MILI.EH ft HON.
liIo(,mitiir' Pn.
npr 5'71 If
n
c. 51 a n it
have Just received from tho ciwlem ninrketn a
largo nnd well selected stock of
DRY 000 1)8,
CONHiail.Vil OP
Cnsslmcts,
Jeans, I
Ht ,t bleached A
Iliown Muslins,
CuUcoch,
Tlclilnti'i.
Tahlo I.lucna,
Cotton A
Alt wool tlanncN,
ac, Ac,
A'good Block of
Iidle dress goods,
Latest fctyles a pat terns,
BplvuM of nil kinds,
Good block groceries,
Queens ware,
B to ne waro,
Wood Si willow ware,
Klour Chop,
AUo Kllchcu Ciyhtnl Hoap for cluuiliii; Tin,
UrusH,Ae. All goods sold cheap for chhU or pro
duce.
Ho would call tho attention nf buyers to htrt
well nud carefully selected UAHortment which
comprues everything usually kept In tho coun
try, feeling conlhlent that ho can fcell them
goods at btich pflccsas will enbitro nuUhfuctloti,
Jan 171 tf il U MA Hit,
OHN O. JACODY'S
IJAKEItY AND CONFECTIONERY!
MUIWICK. l'UNN'A.
Tho iiuderslcncd would rrsnectfiillv Inform
tho (,'lliens id Herwii-k, nml vicinity, that ho
n.is open cii n Loniectionery aim naitcry 111
ODD FJXLOWH HALIi,
llerwlclc. l'a.. wheio ho Is tueiurcdto furnish
an uiuus m
IMiAIN AND l'ANCY CANDlIiS,
1' Ill.NCU CANDIUS,
l'OHHIGN AND POMIHTIO KUUITH
OHANUliS, Idl.MONS, HAIHINH
Ac., AC., Ac., Ac,
XIV WlIOt.KSALK AND ItRTAIL.
Amouii llio nssortmcnt will bo found Cream
O lilt, J .lilini, tv 11 ill 11 tn, a t ii 11 u in. j niiuiiis, -
In rts. Klin. Annies. CiK'ua Nuts. Jellies of illiler-
ent klmls, .MustiuibCittsiip, 1'hklCH, Chocolate,
Cnuiif d Kiutt of all kinds, t irn is lurch, h'nt: Ills-
cull, hotlu Ciackers, Oyster Crackers, Lheese,
!M',ip, v ruing l'n per, grceuieui raptm, i-.u
Vilojtis,
FISH AND OYSTERS,
And 11 mil urn of nil kinds. Krexh 1 tread ami
Cnkiseveiy day, leu Cuum lu Season. Vimr
putionnge Is buliclted,
JOIU1 u, J1V,UII I ,
Herwkk.Jnu 171-lv
QON
F E 0 T I O N E It Y ,
Tnetmderslcnetl would reHpeetrullyaniionnce
lollie public mat no liasopciicct a
FIIiHT-C'LASS L'ONFEUTIONEHY HTOKE,
In thobulldlng lately occupied by Fox ft Webti
where ho is preparedto ruruisn all leiutis or
PLAIN ft FANCY CANDIEH,
FUENCHCANDIIX,
FOHEK1N ft DOMERTIU FIIUITH,
NUTS, HAIHINH, 4U L' C.
UV WllOI.tHAl.E OH 11KTAII.
in snore, n inn lutHoreiopiie in ttt. ..n.t,n i.
Ills Hue of business, A Uleat vallety of
DOLLH, TO YB, AC,
suitable for tho Holidays, Particular nltentluu
Kiveu tu
HUE A I) AND OAK EH,
of all kinds, fresh every day,
OHHIHTMAH OANDIEB,
Oil IHTMAB TOVtl,
A call Is solicited, and satisfaction will b
eunrauieeii,
Jan IM-ly KUKHAHT JAfOllH
NSU11AN OE
omlug M
AGENOY
tzn.oou
r.iiiu,
Kill Hid N. Y
i.uu.utM'
North America ,
City
International N.
Niagara N. Y
SMI.!.
i.w.im
l.iuo.oo
i.otiei.est
Meicuauu .
Hprlnun.id
Furuiers' Daiivllle,N, ..
Allmny City -
Danville, Horse Then
Atlantic, N. Y
Uermaufa. N. Y
r.70.111
(110.0
4U0.UU
Mutual,
l.uu.uei
ewu.uw
FIIEAU 11110WN, Alim,
mar2l'7l-ly. lliooiiaiiuBa l'n,
Business Cards.
JLOOM FEItllY.
lltP Ittnoin Vfrrv rnMhnnii I,., l.n.l II. flnla
nntl boats thoroughly ippafre.1 and Is now In
readiness to do all usual ferrying nt any reason.
nbln hour. Tho until rslgnetl will li In alien,
dance nt any llino lu wait upon customers at call.
npr2I'71-ly JOHN U.ttUR'K.
SPLENDID
v i: 1. 1: s t ij o it a x x
WITH TWO SETT llEEDfl ATlillEi: STOPS,
can bobonght for Jiao nt
. . 1. W. .Ml, IX,
Piano Warerooms near Forks llolel.
lnaylrl-Oiii.
JLOOJISHUllG MA1UJLE WOUKS.
OUNION ft BTEIX,
(Successors to A, Wltman,)
llesnrptrullv Inronn ttin i,til,llp Mint thpv nrp
now lutly preparetl lo do all kinds nt work lu
tot'ir iinn oi uusiuess, upon reasonable terms
and short notice.
Hutlsrncltoli wnrrantetl lit nil
Jan.ll.'71-ly
eases.
JAKGAINS UAltGAINS.
QUICK RAT.F.S AND RaTAT.l. PUOFITS.
HAVE YOUIt MONEY.
On tn
HENllY YOST.
East llioomsburtr. l'n.. lor all klmls nr Ibn best
homo nnd city mado
r II II 5 I 7 U II E.
Prices reasonable and llio best work done.
Jail 1'71-tr
gHAlll'LESS & HAHMAN,
In enutlderatton nf Ipnrttif. .1ot.ii nor works
nntl rebuilding which will bo commenced very
soon wo aro oiferlng plows, stoves, 4c at
greatly reduced prices.
II. F. HIIA Itl'LEHS ft P. B. HAltMAN,
11 Oomsblirir. l'fl. lronrlplors
Mar.l,'ou-lI.
g L A T E HOOFING,
EVERY VAKIETT
A T
MOST FAVOJtABLE KATES,
JOHN THOMA", AND CAHl'Kll J. THOMAS
Vtor. 277. liloomsburg. Pa.
J u.ii 17
A 0 A Z I N IvS, DA I LY A WE EKL Y
rAi'i:as ov alu jcino.-j
at Tin: idoi: &TOIIK oitosite thk couiit house.
AIo nn nssnrlmcnt of rortemonnales rass
UiHiks mhI Account ltnnkx, constantly on hand,
llfiriks not on hand obtained on fdiort notice.
New Jlooks are conHtnntly beliif; ndded to the
" Itluoiusbuiif Cileulalhiir Llbrnrv." A 1110111 tho
lntext are "Guilt and Innocence,'1 "Motherless,"
Sir Harry," ' Hot Hpur or Uumblctuwalt," and
Merqueni," etc. npr !tf,'7l tf
jyj"EV OHOAN AND PIANO
V A H II HOOMHi
m.'IANS st 1'IANOS FOn SALE OX I Nrt FAI.I.M KN M,
I'latKR from all flrnt class inakcrt, from t$V) to
SImmi, (twins from ( jU to $W, A RpUudld orKait
f octave. 2 htl ueiN. and tirntMlo with nanclcd
lllaclc Walnut Cai.e, only S125.I0. KIdkIo tceit,
Kitmecaso iw above, jflmj, I havo made arranKe
luentH to have the latent music nn hand as hooit
an publlshetl. 'i'eailitrH tnppllctl at regular Uls
count. WnrerooniH, Main htreet. near Forks
noiei. tr, 1, w. Mi.i.s,
QIIKSTEU S. FUJtMAN,
IIAUNi:SS, HADDI.i:, AND THUNK
MANUl-'AClUUKIt,
nnd dealer In
OAUI'KT.
!AGH, VAUHi:S, riA'-NHTH,
nUKFALO uoni-fl, iokskiii.am;kth At.,
which ho feets confident ho can sell nt lower
into than any other pel sou In the county, Ex
amine for voutselves.
Hhop opposite the Post OIHcp, Main Slreet,
tflnnuistmrir, l'a.
Auj;. 0, l.VTU,
jy E N T I S T U Y .
It, C. II0WKU, UKNTIST,
Uesncctfully ntTerH his professional hrrvlces to
the ladles uud KUtitlenieu of lHouinslinr and vl
clulty, He Is prepared touttend to all tho vurl
ouh operation: tu Hut Hue of his profession, and
Is provliled with the latest Imnrovid 1'okcklain
Tm-th which will bu Inserted tut cold plntttifc
(diver and 1 libber bnno to look as well as tho nat
ural tcclh. Teeth extracUd uv all the new &uJ
most approveil methods, nud ull operations un
the teeth carefullyaiul propel ly attended to.
KcKhleuce and ortlco a few iloors Above the
Court limine, amo Hide,
uioonisimrie, jau.i ,1 ly
J. U O D E MUTUAL
LIKE INSURANCE COMPANY
o r
NEW YORK.
liny Frccmnn, rresldent, II, C. Freeman, Sec
Cash capital over ?2,000,ww, all paid.
R. RORISON, BLOOMSRURa. PA
GKNKItAL AG KNT,
For Luzerne, Lycoming and Columbia
counties.
Atlg.Ui.m
LiXUlIANOE
IIAKEHY
A V D
CONFECTION E R Y ,
HLOOMHllUUG, PA,
lhn UiideiklL'neil. successors nf F. WtdmviT.
would respectfully uuuuiuco that tln-y huvo
tak n tlio well'tstattlh-lusi stum! leeently occu
pied tiy tho abovo nn met J, in itloomsbuitr, nnd
ireimrcu loeoiuinuu 1110 uiuiuumh oi munuitio
tiring and selling, by
WHOLFALH AND IU.TAIL,
'onfccllonerv of everv stvlo nnd kind. Also.
hev u 111 huvo ut all times u toninleto biinnlvoi
tho licst and Ueshist liiead und Cuke, I'artiiH
, es r ins auMhiiiu ni this lino will una it to their
mivumugo locauon ui.
AN ICE CREAM SALOON
Is added to tho establishment, uud ladles and
nthcisuhn may patrontro us, mny rely upon
up ou mclvlug proper attention. A reasonable.
sbnioornuldl's rulronaueis resnectfu vsol c tid,
ltAniilx-rrv. Lemon, ami otlier Hvruns. in luiue
aim smaii quunuiiin, t-oiiMiiinuy on uiinu.
lliUlVl'.lfc tK ftli'XJvl.Ij,
May5. 1871. ly v
C. II O VER,
as opened a first-class
HOOT, KHOi:, HAT CAP, AND TlUt HTOUK.
at tho old stand on Main Street, Hloomshurg.afew
iloors anovo inouoiui- iiuuse. ji is mock is com-
no t dot the very luieswuiu Pi si si vies ever ol er
til tit the cltleus (d ColuiilbliL Count v. Ho mil
accommodate tho public with tho following goods
in mo ioweL niifM, .urn ueuvy uonuiu boieu
stoga boots, men's double nud single tap sohd
tin uooio. in e n b in u vy si ouu niiot a u kiiuih.
men's fine boots and shots of all grades, boy's
tioiiiiiv muni uiiuib niiutBiiut ui uu uiuub, iiuu
L'lo.o ltid i iu tnorai biioes.mtn'H: women's. novs
ami nilssi s' lasting gaiters, women's glovo kid
Polish very II uu.w omen's morocco Haliuorats uud
cm snoes, woiut'u h try iiiiu itiu uuiumcu guu
eis, in snon iiuois in uu uesuupiious uoiu pee
gen uuu now i u.
11U WIIUIU U1SU CUIJ ItlieutlUH VU U1H UUU UabUlt
in e nt of
ATM, CAPS, FUHM AND NOTIONH.
which commlses nil tho new nnd normlai varl
etlesat prices which CHiinntfallto bull nil. Theso
IfOOOM 11 Hi O II L' I Ull IlL 1111 IIMVini tJUsIl 111 I CM U lit J
will in guiKiiiiieeii ihku suiihiuciiou, a etui
1m kolleited IilIoio nuiehasluil elsewhere ns it is
belluved that hitler bargains aro to bo fo'ind
Hum si nuy oinor place iu me county,
J Ull 1 41
Hotels.
MONTOUR HOUSE
HUPHUT, PA.
WILLIAM HUTLKK, Proprietor,
This HoiiKo having hecn put In thorough icpnl
Is now open for llio reieption of euekls. N
paluswlllbo spuretl to ensure the pur feet com
fort of tho traelers. Too Prnmli-for solicits a
bhuru of pnbllo putionugo, Thu bar will be
blocked at an tunes will) nuo liquors and cigars.
JENTON HOTEL,
W. b PIATT, Pro()rItJtor(
H1CNTON, COLUM1HA COUNTY, PA.
This well known Honso hnvlni been mil li
thoroimh ri pair Is now opi u lor the reception
vlsllois. No pains havo been spared to ensute
thu perlecl comfort of guests, TIih piopiletor
also lunsnRtngo from I he Hotel tn lllooiuhljurg
und lutermedlute points ou Tuesday. Thurwhiy
mm nuimiuif ui un it wrrni i juii i iai t
rjpilH ICSl'Y 1IOT1JL.
KSPV, COLUM11IA COUNTY, PA.
Tho mulorsltnicd Would inform tlin 1 1 tiViilllie
nnlille liiat he has taUeli ibo alsivu intuit il estitli-
llshiiieulnud tboiouuhly refitted the same lor
the perh'Ct eolivelileneoof hlsuuests. His lartler
will be stocked with the be'st tho market allords,
Tho choicest Uiiuors, wines and elarsalwayH Iti
bu louudlu his par.
WILLIAM PKTT1T.
Jan 171 Espy, l'a,
Poetical.
For Tho Columlitiii.
'I lie
IlVTIbtlMbAUllACir.
A rose I hat had Just been wnnhnl In a shower.
lilltlo Kmtn.i to Marian gave,
Haylnff! "ulstcrlhls IsnHmlllna flower.
Ihil tho othcru looked sober and grave."
I accepted with llmtikfl, from tho beautiful girl,
1 ho prcfcout lu purity drowned.
Hut tlioughtlot'Hly Klvlng U a linnly twirl,
1 (mapped It It fell to tho gioniiil.
I regretted tho deed for Hwai a lieititlful llowcr,
11 ficcmcd no frexli nnd nn cay.
It had not even been open an hour
And now it must wither nway.
Aht 'tis thus I exclaimed, with lull many n
heart,
Which a buoyant, nnd pure nud irty.
Whf n ptercoj by ncmdal, (that venomed dart,)
liiicotharosio, U roau fvlcs away,
From tho LycoinlnsHland M
Itl Tito Porch.
iiy mim. MATriu 1: l unr.v.
Out on tho balcony wide,
Duly I tako my round,
With fancy nnd feeling keenly alive
lo tlm seiiHCrtof Might nnd Hound I
Tho mountain!! nrlso in their pride,
And shutout the mm h bright rnn.
And they cast n gloom like aruncral pull
O'tr Iheso dreary monotonous diiyn,
Thcro Is llttlo to plcasa tho sight,
Hat fcoinethlug to charm Llio c.ir,
And this Is tho reason I linger to long
lu my dally wandering) hero;
l'or n river goes rutdilug by,
As In haslo for tho fur oirea.
And t lie spell It bears on Us baouUng wave 4
Has n wonderful charm forme.
For 1 hear lu Us echoing tide,
A murmur of low whispered words.
Tint Kiuldenly rlso luto angry or loud,
Thin swell an tho songs of tho birds;
And they tell men tale of t liopa.nl,
They bring back tho days lhaturu lied,
And often before my wondeilng soul,
A cut tous vision 1 1 spread.
No longer I wander alono
In the balcony niry and wide,
Tor an inger, restless nnd nrylng throng,
Are around me 011 every side.
There uru faces gro n wrinkled and old.
Wrinkled by passion and pride,
Ho l.uled with struggles for power nud placo
That no nrt cnu tho ravages ltldo.
And many a sorrowful face,
And many n fair onol see,
An 1 henutliul children like spirits of light
Are lomplng In Innocent glen ;
And Homo nro wttli Jealousy pule,
Hlnh el lug In silence npnrt,
With hands fiercely clasped, as to shut out tho
pain
l'rom a toitured nnd suffering henrt.
Hut a wind blows out of tho north,
And cold Is Its withering breath,
And It sends a chill lo tho quiveilng heart
Llko the merciless hand of death.
In a moment my vision Is gone
On the wind U has vanished away,
Hut fiilntly tlieso words reach my listening oar,
" Lore only cmlui cs for a d'ty.'"
'I lien away to my chamber I haste,
Hack, to tho old weary lite,
Hack lo my sorrowful thoughts of tho past,
That nro keen ns tho thrust of n knlfo.
And e er there rings llko a knell
Through my henrt nil tho long gloomy day.
Tho ocholugsound ol those wild, mocking words,
Iavc only endures for a ((."
Miscellaneous.
CONTIUMATIOX.
S.i-1-mriu. Ik Km. Jo tin Hmllf. of St. l'aul'ri Knit
rjiril ( hiirrli, ItloomslMiri;, l'n.
Kmir wtien tbn nn(TsMt u-hlrti wrrn nt .TprilS'
nlem heard Hint Hiunaria had receUeil tho word
of thevHont unto them l'ebr and John,
W ho. when they werocmuu down, prnveu lor
them, that they might receive tho Holy O host;
"fKor ns vet Ho was f.illen upon none of them
only they were baptized In tho name of t lie Iord;
iiesusj . .
''J hen laid they tneir Jiauuson inem.anu iney
ecelved tho Holy ahost."-Acts VIII : II. 0, 10.
and 17.
Sometimes physicians appoint a pow
der to bo taken in wlno or syrup. Yet
it is not tho wlno or tho syrup that
makes tho cure, but tho powilor, they
Ileitis used only to convoy it lniotuo
stomach.
Anil thus it In. my friends, that craco
is handed down lo us by tho blcssinir of
God In tho uso of means; yet wo must
not tniniv Hint mo menus uo ii, nut m
blessing ol God mingled wllit it anu
infused Into it.
But I havo often heard it Bald by
tiioso who derido forms, oven thoso
forms which aro so plainly spoken of
in Bcripturo :
llverv denomluatlon ha its own form for
maklmc memliersof Hie cliureb: and Itmakts
no tlllferenco what tho form Is, If you only be"
eoino a member,"
And yet I think, if when tho physi
cian has appointed wino or syrup, you
mo water or oil, tho powder might not
navo iiio iiiiuinii.il t'livci.
So if. when tho Scrinturohas appoint
ed a special means by which to confer a
special grace, wo uso somo other means,
wo mny not recclvo tho graco Intended
lo Do convoyed.
Christ savs. believe, and bo baptized.
that you may obtain remission of sins.
jnow. il wo oniy iiouovo. nnu uo not
baptized, when baptism Is possible, do
you think wo shall receive remission of
our sins :
Or, If wo bo baptized, yet do not oe-
Hevc, do you think wo will licn recclvo
remission V
If obediencoto tho law of (Jod is nec
essary lo salvation, which noiionf you
I'uuit, t siiouni ceriaiuiy say not.
"iio mat Dciicvein anu is impuscu
shall bo saved." Relief and Baptism
nro both required.
wo cinim mo ocri itures mo written
word of (Jed to boour infallible, ruloof
faith In dou'rlno and dlscipllno don't
wo v
No matter who was tho instrument
'injilnyed in writing them, they wore
' kivoii ly inspiration of (Jod."
No matter wliat moy teacii, una au
thorizes It. No matter wlmt they com
mand, Hint wo aro to do to tho best of
our ability.
No matter whether It Is Matthow.
Muik. 1 .tike, John, l'etcr, l'atil, or our
Savlot, who (,'lvcs utteranco to tlio
worus mero rccurutni, iney aru uoirs
words.
And therefore, wo must eutlroly loso
sh'ht of thu Individuals whom (lod em
ployed, and think only of Him who
speaks by them.
e nut tens us ny iiiu iiioum ui mo
npostlo I'nul lu tho (ith chapter of ills
Kplstlo to tho HobrowH, nnd at tin) 1st
verse, that Renentance. and Faith, and
iiapiism, aim jMumn on oi nanus, nro
tun louuiiiimm.priiicipics wiiicu cnris-
ita us must uiy neioru LrouiL' on 10 unit
leriection which moy can reacn only
iv t io uso oi mo sirontr meat nrovie ee
In tho Lord' Sumier.
inn in otuer places 1,011 tens us 01
Jlencntanco : " J.xcem vc rrnent ve iiall
all perish,"
Ann or paim : "jtetuve on ttif i,om
Jcsua Christ, ami thou shall be saved."
Anil or itaptism : Jie. mat aeiievetn
nml Is n,U'Ti.i:i), shall be saved,
And of tlio Lord's Supper : "Execnt
lie. eat mv llesh ami drlnh tn.v blood, ve
nave no nje in 2011;" nun tuereiore, tneso
aro mado necessary to salvation.
Whlloof "Laying on of linnds," Ho
tens us it is a means ny which wo may
receivomoiioiy unosi,iiiiu n iieccssary
step to bo taken beforo "jrolng ou to
pcricciiou j" mm is not invrcioro mnuo
necessary to salvation, except In so far
ns It Is it part, nml accompaniment, nnd
complement 01 uapusm,
Now the text furnishes 11 proof of U10
practice of tho npostlcs with regard to
Philip lliti deacon, tho lowest order of
tlio ministry, had baptised certain con
verts In Samaria, In tho namo of tlio
Ijnrd Jesus.
By this sign llioy had rccolvod llio
Holy Spirit lor tho forgiveness of their
original tin, Tlioy had becomo chil
dren of (lod simply by adoption.
As yet llioy wcroonfy babea In Christ.
In order to "grow up into tlio measure
of tho slnturo of tho fulness of Christ "
in order to becomo men In order to
bo Iiko unto Christ nml through Him,
God's children by irraco thev must ro-
ccivo an additional supply of tho Inllu
onco of God's HoIyHplrlt operating In
tneir nouns mm lives, nun lecti upon
tho strong meat of tho word : nnd they
must bo admitted to this privilege by
tho laying on of hands of thoso whom
Uod had appointed. This Is it plain
ensn.
So when tho npostlcs which wcro nt
Jerusnlcm heard that theso Samaritans
had recolved tho word of (Jod by the
preaching of l'hlllp, and had been bap
tised by him, " they sent unto thorn
l'etcr nnd John ; who when they wcro
cotno down, prayed for thorn, nnd laid
their hands on tliciu, nnd they received
tho Holy ahost."
Since then, my friends, wo ncccpt tho
Scriptures ns God's word, nml our in
fallible guide, nnd they tell us that our
Savior taught Ills disciples concerning
all tilings pertaining to Ills Church
during tho forty days Ho sojourned
with them provlous to His ascension:
Slnco wo believo tlio nposlled they ro
quired of nnd practiced with, their con
verts only thoso things for wliich Christ
gavo them authority, becauso God has
recorded It for our cxamplo and guid
ance: And sinco Confirmation, or tho "Lay
ing ou of hands," is one ot thoso things
mentioned as being required by thorn
as n means whereby to receive n special
graco for iv special purpose:
Jluy wo not reasonably concludo that
Confirmation Is ns much required of us
.... n nl...nl. .v.nit.w. e..n
UIIIK iu enuiui) tue;ejetii; let luueji,
reading tho Bible, nrivnto prayer and
meditation, which nro sucn cratcful
sources of refreshment to tho soul,
though thoy bo notnbsolutely necessary
to salvation '."
JIust wo not mako uso of all tho
means of graco? Verily yes. Wo must
tlig tho wells, and if there is rocky gran
ite oven, we must noro it.
11 tlio wen nas ever so smaii 11 uore.
tho water will How. Ood lias told us
what wells wo need to dig, nud wo
must ill ir tliom. Though it is not tho
wells themselves remcmberthat will bo
tho reward, but tho water which by
their means (lows to us.
(lod has told us too that wo must sail
through tho sea of His mercy nnd lovo
to tho heaven of our hamiluois : and
tliouL'ii we cant command mo winus to
carry us, wo must set mo sans.
nut mo scriptures navo ueen so tarn
pered with, and Interpreted by men of
reprobato minds, who aro driven about
by every wind of doctrine, that tho
world is full of that jort of people
"iivici creep into houses, ana leuu can-
live sillji women laden Kith sins, led
axeati with divers lusts: "Ever Icamina
ami never able to coma to the knowledge
of the iruiii," anu that, apostolic prae
lices aro lostsiirht of in tho dlnirv array
of modern novelties.which havo sprung
un with modern organizations.
Tho men of these times nro so prono
to pin their faith to tho opinions of tho
hold declalmers whocaromorofor their
own glory than thoy do for tlio causa of
ennst, tiiaiiiiogospeins interpreted ny
them Is considered ns full of Inspiration
as if l'etcr, or I'aul, or John, lmd met
tliem in tlio way anu 10111 mem mo
mind of tho Lord hail changed slnco
tlio Now Testament was urst written,
and they had been scut to revise it.
And so, notwithstanding thoscrlpturo
is claimed to bo un iufnlliblo guidu uud
lias settled the question for us; out of
respect to tho various theories of differ
ent systems eoncclvedand brought forth
more lor tnc saito 01 opposition 10 uomo
than anything else, wo must notonlv
bring to tho rcscuo tlio historians of
primitive nges, but tho popular leaders
of moro modern times.
And what do they say concerning
Confirmation; wo havo heard what tho
Scrlpturo says j what do theso men say?
Tertullian, who lived loss than eighty
years after tho npostlo John, says:
ner ti ijiimii, we'll iie iiiyiuir V7. vj riiiiuii,
iWtTi bcnetlu'ltoa. imoklng ami Qitllluu upon the
lluli Spirit,
tilt ainru.
Klftv years later. Cyprian traces back
Confirmation to tho apostles, and refer
ring to tlio caso of tlio Samaritans wliich
wo huvo cited Iu tho text, says :
"This is still the custom among us.
They who nro baptized in tho church,
are presented to tho presiding officers
of tlio church, that by our prayers and
thelaying on of hands, they may recclvo
tho Holy Ghoat, and bu perfected with
tho seal of tho Lord." And near tho
snuio time. Jeroino says: "This Is tho
custom of tlio churches ; in tho caso of
biicli asnro o.ipuzed niarou in llio lesser
towns by tho priests and deacons, the
Jlishop travels out to them to lay hands
upon them for the invoking of the Holy
ixptrti." 2mi it is a wen established
fact, my friends, that for jlteen hundred
years, tins was the ut.iform custom of
tlio church, which Is, of Itself, a sulll
clent argument to many minds In favor
of Its authority and utility.
But wo havo other witnesses to sum
mon, by whom wo expect to provo to
you that it is not, as somo so ignorant
ly assert, 11 form gotten up by tho Pro
testant Kplscopal Church to distinguish
Its way of making church members
from that of others; or oven ns others
say with equal Ignorance.aud I nm sorry
to say Intended unklndnass too, that It
was borrowod from tho Banian Cntlin.
lie Church, ns, If tho Koinan wcro tho
only apostolic Church, nnd everything
apostolic were too corrupt for protos
tants. John Calvin, tho father of tho
Presbyterian system, says:
H was an ancient custom lu tho Hmtr-li for ilm
cbiltlieii or christian, alter they were come to
I'e'nrs ortl seretlou. lo 10 lirfsenlil tollm lllil.mt
11 order to luliil the duty which was required of
itisons who wcro lmntl.t,l ILL mlllll. n.n. o nn.l
ntltls mat ho highly approvodof thu laying ou of
A commltteo of tho Presbvter 1111
general assembly, in this country, nn.
lomieu to eir.uv up npiau lor tlio Holier
nstrtictiou and discipline of b.ititizcd
children mention in their report, that
tho rlto of Confirmation was in tho
ear v days of tlio church administered
to baptized cniiureti, wiieu tirrived nt
competent years, nud previously in
structcd nud prepared for It, showing
clearly thnt tho Primitive Church in
her purest days, uxerelsed authority
over her bantlzcd children.
A prominent coiigrogn'iouni preacher
rcmiiiks iu an nblu sermon that tho
n.,., ("..-.toll ,tf lll.l llOl.lf, r.f f'l...!, 1.. e
e.ejti.e.-.-'.-.".. w ....... u ... viuoe, IS III-
tor till very tame, ana will be o, till tlio
dUelnllno which Christ ordained bo ru.
stored, nud tlio rito of Confirmation bo
recovered to its lull uso nud solemnity.
Tlio Baptist association which inei in
I'lillaueipnia in 171, udopted this sen
bin nrtlclo :
"Wo believe. Ihat 'laylnis on nt hands' wllh
nraver unon lianltzcd beUtiVers nssn. n. Is mi or.
dlunucu of Christ, and ouulit tn bo submltteHl
uuli) by nil such persons Dial am luluillled to
partakoof the I,oid'sHupier, and that llio em!
Of till. nrdlliailf'O is lloL for llui .rtnit.rtli.itin
edits ot tho stilrlt. but lor il Itirthpr i,,.i,iimi n
Hie ISldrlt ol iiruniiso. nntl tor the nihlltlou or tlm
ursee-Hor Ibu Hplrlt ami llio iullueuees thereof.
... Lu....,..., ,,v.t,ii.i ,,... i-uiiuuie vueiu 1
L'hrUl Jesus."
Adam Clark, tlio distinguished Meth
od 1st. mentions in his autobinarunhv
tltat so high was his estimate of Conlfr
ination, mat years nfter ho became
Methodist preacher, ho went up to ro
celvotho 'Laying on of hands 1 from
tho Bishop of Bristol (In Knglnnil) and
' Unit several of tho Method st preach.
crssons went with him for tho saino
purpose.'
Dr. Bangs, n distinguished Methodist
in tins country, observes 1
1 f-ntt.l.ln. I.n,.ll.n, l.nl W .'ni'rf. Union
tlio application of water to tho body I followed
by the Inylnt- on or hand find prayer, that tho
hles.lnirorifie Holy (Spirit may descend upon
tlio subjects of this holy ordinance' (For theso
testimonies sco Dr, Norton's "HIiortBerruons.")
Ofsucli witnesses as theso no cross-
examination is needed.
I chill entro nnv nno tn show that In
tlio enso of " laying on of hands " died
by the text, or that mentioned by St.
l'atil as 0110 of tho first nrlnclnles of a
christian's preparation for "going on
uuio penection," 1110 apostles, wno
learned directly from Christ what
things wcro necessary to tho completo
order of His Church, Intended It for
any other purposo than a supplement
to, unu accompaniment 01, uapusm.
I challcngo nny one to show that In
tho nrlmitivo Church nnv other rlto or
ceremony was used to givo baptlzoel
persons a title 10 1110 privileges 01 iuii
membership in mo cnurcu.
And so long as that cannot bo proven,
I nm unwilling to forsnko It. or let It
give placo to nny other form, or 110110
nt nil.
If tho Apostles practiced It nnd tholr
converts derived so much benefit from
It, It is good enough for mo.
If God sanctioned It by recording Its
uso for my cxamplo and guidance, nnd
mentions no other rlto superior to It In
Its placo, it Is mino to believo it It Is
mlno to practice.
You know that our Lord nntl Master
Jesus Christ submitted to baptism ; but
it was not Dccnuso 110 neeaea it, out to
leave us nn cxamplo to recclvo with
humility riH tho ordinances of divlno
appointment. You may say you havo
ocen n prorcsilng christian lor years,
and that you nro now too old to be con-
nrmcu.
But nro wo over too" old to do right?
It Is related of tho mother of Presi
dent Madison that she had been n com
municant slnco her twentieth year, and
presented herself for Confirmation nt
tno veucrauio ago 01 cigmy-jour.
You may say you aro too young,
But nro you too young to dio?
Many nnd many a ono no older than
yourselves, Death has snatched awny,
and left, a secret promiso uniuiuneu
no lias given you any ossuranco to
expect mat mo uoniirmation season
next year, shall 11 nil you amongst tho
living 7
ljt't ootli old and young remember ny
way of encouragement that it is not as
thoso who havo gifts to offer unto God
mat 110 invites you 10 approacn ins al
tar, but that He, tho giver of all good,
mnv liostnw uiftes lliinn vnll.
Vo aro In duty bouud to uso ovcry
scriptural means to obtain mo goon wo
necu wnetner or not it requires us to
lorsauo an opinion or a prejudice,
But remember In none of theso means
Is thcro any benefit unless God tho
Holy Spirit owns nnd crowns them
They nro like the pipes In tho works
wliich supply tho city with
wnter :
when tlio reservoir flows with water
then thoy nro full, nnd wo derive a
blessing from them: but if tho stream
Is dammed up. and tlio fountain-head
ceases to givo forth its current, then
theso aro wells without water, clouds
without rain : nnd vou mav go to sac
rnmcuts and rites as tho deer to a dried
up spring, but receive neither comfort
nor blessing, nor Instruction from the
means or graco,
No matter how small tho means of
graco may nppcar, wo must uso it; font
llttlo grnco from Christ Is better than
no grace, just as a llttlo money Is hotter
man no money.
A shin was sailing in thoSouthorn
waters of tlio Atlantic, when tho sailors
saw another vessel making signals of
ui stress.
They boro down and hailed them
" wnal's tlio matter ;' " wo'ro dy
ing for water," was tho response. " Dip
it up, then," was tlio answer. "You
nre in tho mouth of tho Amazon river.'
Thero thoso sailors woro thirsting
and suirerlng, nnd fenring nnd longing
mr water, aim supposing mntmcrowas
nothing but tlio ocean's brino around
tliem. when in fact thev had sailed un
consciously Into tho broad mouth of tlio
mightiest river on the globe, and did
not Know it.
And though to tliem it seemed thoy
must perish with thirst, yet tluro was
a nunurcn miles 01 iresn waier nn round
them ; nntl they had nothing to do but
10 dip it upr
So thoso who havo not yet como out
from tho world nnd set their ships
Heavenward nro sailing in tno uroau
mouth or tno mighty river or (jurist. 1
Church, with hundreds and thousands
of miles of graco all nround them, nnd
nil thev havo to do Is to "dlnitun"
with tho ordinances nnd sacraments
which lio has given us to uso as means,
How many of you will recclvo tho
laying on of hands? God grant that
man; will.
Unit. J, Proctor Knott, of Kentucky, on the
Situation.
Wo find in an exchange, a speech by
tlio abovo named distinguished Demo
cratic leader, from which wo tako tho
following extract :
1 mako no pretensions to tho charac
ter of n party loader, and havo no as-
iratlons to bo considered as an archi
tect of public sentiment; yet, whilo I
entertain tho profoundest respect for
tlio opinion of tiioso who may differ.
witii moon tiusas upon oiherqucstions
must bo permitted to say that my
poor capacity can discern in it nothing
but disaster, should it becomo tho doc
trlno of tho Domocracy that theso
amendments nro In fact n part of tho
Constitution, uover to ho disturbod.
Wo cannot ulford, after having denoun
ced them so long and so truthfully, ns
frauds and outrages upon tho people,
fraught with tlio elements of certain
destruction of our form of government,
turn nround now nnd plcdgo tho
faith of tho party to their acceptnnco
and their execution. Nor, In my hum-
do Judgment, Is such n courso necessary
to success, oven if It has como to that
extremity Hint party triumph can ho
obtained only by nn abandonment of
somo political principle. Tho grcnt
heart of tho American pcoplo does not
endorso theso amendments.
Tho doctrine of tlio Kiftceth Amend
men t was repudiated by tho Uadlcal
party itself, in tho very Convention
that nominated General Grant, when
It declared, In tho second resolution of
its platform, that tho question of suff
rage, especially in tho loynl States,
rightfully belonged exclusively to tho
peoplo of tho sovernl States. Thoy
dared not go into tho canvass upon tho
coutrnry principle, for wherever tho
question of negro suffrage had been
submitted to tlio direct voto of tho peo
plu in nny of tho "loyal States," It hnd
met with an overwhelming nnd crush
lug repudiation. Missouri, bound and
manacled as shy was, voted It down by
over thirty llvo thousand majority
MIehigau voted it down by over twenty
thousand majority j 'Wisconsin by over
thirty thousand, nud Ohio by over
fifty
thousand, liven bleeding Kansas ro
pudititcd It by n majority of over soven
thousand. Nor is lids nil. With tho
principles involved in theso amend
ments its llio leading Issues between
parties, IhcfVDeinoeracy, with a little
over forty members In tho lower Houso
of tho fortieth Congress, increased Iter
representation in tho forty-second Con
gress to ono hundred and three, with
other Slides ccrtnln lo givo Democratic
majorities yot to vote. Tho simo ratio
of gain would Imvoglvon us tho forty-
third Congress ns well ns tho electoral
college, by an overwhelming majority.
DEPAIlTINO ON A COW-CATCIlEIl,
In viow of thoso facts, nfter wo hnvo
carried lino after lino, nnd entrench
ment nfter cntrenchment,of thoencmy's
works, when wo wcro on tho llood tldo
of success, nnd moving with Increasing
triumph, why wo should abandon tho
field, why wo should chnngo front nnd
sound nn Ignominious rotrent, I confess
Is utterly .beyond my powers of com
prehension. It Is n species of party
strategy entirely too deep for my con
ception, unless It is for tho purposo of
constructing n platform upon which
somo fnvorito candidate for tho Presi
dency may stand wllh safety nnd com
fort to himself, or unlc3s it be ns nn old
farmer said to mo tho other day, when
I asked his opinion of tho "now do
pal lure," that somo Impatient Demo
crats, seeing tho Iladlcal party going to
tho devil on "a down grade with tho
brakes off," havo determined to heat
them by Jumping on tho "cow-catcher,"
Qrent laughter. I repeat, I nm not a
party leader, nor do I nspiro to bo. I
am, nnd expoct to bo, n privato In tho
ranks, fighting for tho principles which
havo been tho cynosure of my political
career through llfefc but if I wcro I
should consider myself unworthy cither
of your contldonco or respect If 1 failed
to speak to you, as I hnvo on this occas
ion, frankly, candidly, sincerely, nnd
earnestly upon this question. Ap-
plauso.J
I may be mistake, but my opinion is
that tho proud old party I hnvo loved
so long will never depart from tho
land-marks of her ancient faith. Ap
plause. Whatever others may do I
havo nn nblding faith "that Kentucky,
truo to her ancient prestige, tho first to
tho chargo nnd tho last to tho retreat,
In overy contest for tho supremacy of
the Constitution nnd tho rights of tho
several States under it, will never de
sert tho standard sho so gallantly flung
to tho breeze In 1793. Qreat applause
Descending from an ancestory who
mado their homes in tho proud old
Commonwealth, when it was indeed
"tho dark and bloody ground," with
tho scalping knlfo and tomahawk
gleaning around them, and taught by
them from my earliest youth to rever
ence, with moro than filial piety, oil
tho traditions of her chivalry und her
glory, I can ask for her no prouder eu
logy from tho pen of history than that,
as sho was tho first to clearly and dis
tinctly define tho rights of herself and
her sister sovereignties, sho went down
In tho Vortex of centralization with her
glorious colors proudly flying. Orcat
applause.
Without recapltulntlng tho long cata
loguo of usurpations, outrages nnd
crimes, ngainst citizens and States alike,
which has marked tho careerof llio Usd
leal party slnco its accession to power,
tho grand results of its ten years of ad
ministration may bo summed up ns fol
lows: Tiio utter nnd absolute overthrow
of our system of Federal Government,
through pretended amendments to tho
Constitution, procured by forco anil
fraud ; and the Introduction into tho
representative body of tho pcoplo of a
largo and populous element, with Just
about as many qualifications for nn in
telligent exerclso of tho elcctlvu frun
chlso ns a gorilla from tho Jungles of Af
rica has to givo Instructions In tho In
tegral Calculus or Newton's Principia.
Groat laughter and applause.
In conclusion, my fellow-citizens, per
mit mo to remark that, in ray Judg
ment, wo nro upon tho evo of tho last
contest for civil liberty.
Perhaps for centuries to come, should
tho Democracy provo triumphant In
that conflict, tho principles of free gov
ernment will bo so firmly fixed that nil
tho storms of faction that may howl
nround them for gencrntlons will not
bo nbto to shako them from their base.
lAppIause. But If on tho other hand
tho Itadlcals should succeed In electing
Gen. a rant who will bo their candi
date beyond peradventure tlio sun
Will perhaps set for tho last tlmo on
rcpresentatlvo republican government
on this continent on tho 3d of March,
1S73. On tho fourth hU morning
beams may dawn upon tho Infant cm
pile. In that contest tho Democracy of
Kentucky constitutes tho vanguard, tlio
advanced skirmish lino. If that truo
and' gallant band do theirduty faithful
ly and nobly, as I know thoy will, all
may bo well. Applause. Remem
ber that this is not 11 mcro contest bo
tweon individuals, but n contest for
principle, it contest for Stato cxistonce,
and personal liberty protected by lnw.
The not-oating woodpeckor, a com
mon California species, has a curious
and peculiar method of laying up pro
visions against tho inclement season,
SmnM round holes nro dug in tho bark
of tho'plno and oak, Into eacli ono of
which Is Inserted nn acorn, nnd bo
tightly Is it fitted or driven in that It Is
with difnculty extracted. Tho bark of
tho plno trees, when thus filled, pre
sents nt n short distnnco tho nppenranco
of being studded with brass hendod
nails. Stowed away lu largo quantities
in this manner, tho ucorns not only Bup-
ply tho wants of tho woodpecker, hut
tho squirrels, mlco nntl Jays avail them
selves llkcwlso of tho fruits of provi
dont labor.
Bbah in mind (lint nny ono mny
tarnish tho reputation of tin Individual
however puro nnd chnsto, by uttering ft
suspicion which lilsenemles will believo
und his friends hear of. A puff of ldlo
wind can tnko up a million of tho seeds
of tho thistle, nnd do n work of mis
chief which tho husbandman must la
bor long nnd hard to undo tho floating
particles being too light lo bo stopped.
Just so It is wllh nn inconslderato word
thoughtlessly spoken to tho detriment
of your neighbor's character, -Kc.
tho