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iMTiin coi.UMntAN nuiLnixa kkaiitiik
couiit uousn, nt.ooiisnund, I'A., )iy
HENRY L DIEFFENBACH,
r-niTon and rnorntETon,
itirco locrtlonn, 11.00.
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JOD miNTINQ
ofatldcscrlptloiis executed with ncnlnenn nnd
dlspntch nt rcmonnblo rules.
Exocutor'H or Administrator' Notice, M.00
Auditor' or Assignee's Notice, (ISO.
Local notices, ten cent a line.
Cards In tho "HaslnOBnircclory"colnmn,J.no
per year for tho first two lints, and SI.OO for each
additional line.
V0LUMKV1---N0,it.
BLOOMSBUHG, PA., FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1871.
COL. DEM. - V0L.5XXXV:- NO. 27
Columbia County Official Directory.
v,,(,;r,r,l7P Wn.r.tAM lii.VRi.t..
"7v'nonilrtrl,.tA-VFt.MNnTON 11, F.nt.
It&rlrlAttonw-V.. 11. IKKI.HI.
'nrvmr-lMAO Dkwitt.
7)T(lir(T DAVIH liwitNiin:ri.
Climnlllllnwrs WlM.IAM O. 0,UICK, CYriuS
ItoiiniNS, Hiham J, limvrn.
(iwiriimmwi' Clerk WILLIAM KltlrKIlAUM,
jUtttltnrnVt J. CAMl'Iir.LI., A. J. Al.llKlir.lo.v,
DANIKI.I.rR.
furoin-i .lotltf D, UnuCK.
.invlvmiiifMlmicrj lsAAuMoBlstnKiJoiIJiMc-
ANAl.t.,
lounlt Sii;Wi-fnifcif-CitAiiLr.i U, IlAnnt.r.Y,
Illmm Jw JMrlcl Dlreclnrs, H. II. Mtt.t.Kll,
WlM.IAM KltAMMI, lllnnm.bnrtr, nnd JnllMON
IKII.I I!, UrcellWCHld, CHAUf.hH CO.". Nik, HeC'y.
Eloomsburg Official Directory.
ItintmsKvra lUmlhw Oi. John A. FunhtoN,
Pn-sldeht, II. II. Unnl., Cinhlor.
1'irrt .Vriri'onnf y.'nnl UllAS, H. l'AXToN.Frcs't.,
.1. P.Tl'sl'IN.Ca'diler.
OfiiMttltitXjttntj Mutual &ivtnrt ntwlrtml TtnnAt
mmulioillU II, J.ITTI.K, l'in'l, C. W. Mll.l.l.H,
Hec-J,
IUotmihvrn IliitUUnq antl iZttvlittf fVml Aniona
Irm .Iuiin Thomas. Pu-s'l., .1. II, llonisov, Mec.
Jllnttmxhura Mitttntl .Srn'to -himI Anvietnliun
J, J. lllloWt.lt, PlCftldCht.M, WlllT.M0ll.il, Hcc'y.
Bloomsburg Directory.
I AIT.lt 11AUS Jml receded nnd for unto at tho
1 Cumjmiiian unite
" STOVKS AND TIN WAKE.
TA.'oll MI1TZ, dealer In sloven iiml tlninvto
(I Main street, nbovo court house
CLOTHING, &(!.
1)
AVID I.OWi:.NI!i:H(l,MerchnntTnl1or,.taln
M .11 Hour IlllOYU .U1CT1CIIU UOUSC,
WM. MOItl'.IH, Merchant Tnllor comer or em
tio mill Main ht., over Miller's htuio.
DituasrwiKjiicALH. AC.
1.1 I'. I.UTZ, l)rui:li nnd ApoIliecury.Miiln st,
i'j. below tliu Posiomce.
MOVl:U 11I!0-S., Drui'slsls mid Apothecaries,
lirowor's block Main hi.
CLOCKS, WATCHES, AC.
IlKNUYZl'I'lMNdlUt, WnlrhCR, Hpcctncies A
I 1 Jewelry Ac, Main Hired near West 81,
i:. HAVAdll, ilenlcrln Clocks, Wnlches nnd
V Jewelry, Main St., Jubt below thu Anie-ilculi
House.
Orangevillo Directory. Miscellaneous.
A )' llKIlllINH A llHOTItF.lt,Carpcnlcrsnnd "NTEW STOCK OP CLOTHING.
ii, milliters, .nam Kl., nclnw I'lno. I XI
HOWint A llKUHINO, denier In Dry (Inods,
(Irocerlcs, Lumber nnd eeucrnl Mcrcliniullse,
Main st,
BHtCK lIDTKf, and refreshment Pnlnnn, by
HohrM'JIciiry cor.ofMnlnnnd riuost,
DTI. O. A. Mi:(IAllOi:i.,l'liyslelnn nnd Surgeon,
Mnln st,, next door to (Jood's Hotel,
DAVID IimtlliNd, FlnurnndOrlst Mill, nnd
Dealer In Brain, Mill Btrcet.
T A M r.H II. 1 IAUM AN. Cnblnet Maker nnd Un"
I dcrlnkcr, .Main Ht., below I'lno.
WlM.IAM I)l'.I,ON(l flhoemnliernl.d manufac
turer of llrlck, Mill Ht., west of I'mo
Kroshnrrlvnl of
HO.M.MKU (100DM.
DAVID Lowr.Niir.nu
Invites ntlcnllnn to his slock of
CHI1A1' AND FABIIIONAIIM: CI.OT11INO.
athlsstoroon
MaJjiKlreel, InHhlvo's block, ono door Wtslof
C, C, Mnrr's store,
liiooinsourg, l'a.,
whoro no Ims Just received from Now York and
Philadelphia n full assortment of
MKN AND HOYH' LT.OTIIIN(l.
SmidMaliLctmefsMplows 'nclndlnj; tho mo,t fashionable, ilnrnblo. M,d
, I hnmUoliio
QAMIIi:i,HIIAni'I.r.t,MnkcrofthoIInyhnrsl L, , , 1)UI'.S3 OOOIW,
O Ornln Cradle. Main Ht. consisting of
i:OX,HACI', ItOCO, (1UM, AND ()lf,-(l LOTH
COATSAND l'ANTH,
of nil sorts, sl?es and colors. Ho has also replcu-
Ished his already laruo stock of
FAI.lt AND WINTF.KHIIAWLH,
ivriiinii), FHiunnD, and w.ain vkmth
HIIIl'.TH, CllAVATII, HTOCKB, COLLAI'.H
.Ni)i;i:ucim:KH,uf,ovri,
u.si'i:.vi)i:iw, and fancy akticlki
l!o nas constanlly on hand n laiiro and wc1I-m
ictf-dnsiortmcnlof
CLOTHS AND VIMTINUS,
which ho I.i prepaled to mnko in order intonny
kind or clothlngi, nn very short notice, nud In tho
best manner. All his clothing Is made lo wear,
nnd MoH of It Is of honioinnnufacturc.
aOLI) WATC1I1H AND jr.W'if.UY,
ol every description, tine nnd ehrnp. Ills caso ot
Jewelry is notsurpiused In thbilplaco. Call nnd
examine his general nsMirtmcut of
CLOTIIINU, WATU1I1X JUWIILUY, AC.
Janl'71 DAVID LOWIlNllllttO.
' lias bad Its lints
gLOOM KKIIUY.
Tho Itlnnm I-Vrrv rnmnntiv
nnd malH tlmrniinhly irpnlriMl ntul I now In
i(.,mum'HN tu (hi nil usuni icrryiiiir 111 niiy rriini
nlilti hour. Tho iiinlcr,ttm'(l will lo In nttcn
(Inncontnny tlinotownll upon nnloTiirrn nl call.
A
H V h E X 1) 1 1)
o i: i, v, s t t: oittiA N
with two mnr liiinus ATinmi: Biorn,
can houonght for SIUO nt
J, iSII.I,
rianii Wnicrooms near Forks Hold,
mayl2'7l-Cni.
Catawissa.
I F. DAI.LMAN, Merchant Tailor, Hccoml Ml.
b. Ilobblus' llulldlng.
JLOOJIHllUHOJtAHUIiKWOUKS.
OUNTON ft HTKI'-H,
(Successors lo A. Wltman.)
Uf Mieetfultv Inform Iho rubtin that they nrc
now lutly pitliauil lo do all kinds of work In
Ibelr Hint nr fiiislticvft. unoii riaKoiinbln terms
and shoit notice, Hutlsfnelloii warrnnted In nil
ewses. Jau.l.).'7-ly
B
nit.J. l,
JjHocondHt
HOimiNtf, Hurccon nnd l'hyslcl.iii
below Math.
nlLllllUT A KLINll, dry goods, Rrocerles.nnd
U ceneral mcrctinndlse, Alain Hlrett
r II. KIHTLF.lt, "Cnttnwlssa Douse," North
J , Corner Mnln nnd Becniid Htrects.
I Kl'.ILKlt, Illllnrd Kalnoii, Oysters, nnd Ieo
JJ. leum in M'asoil .Milium,
i M. 111101IHT,denIerln(lencinlMcrch!iudlKe
ill. Dry uouuh, uroccrlesiVc,
CltTSOltr.tlANNA or llrlck Hotel. M. Koston-
O bander l'roprlttor.sollth-cnstcoriicrMalnnuil
neromi nire(.i
M. II. AlIllOTT, Attorney nt law, Main Ht.
Buck Horn.
iM1
LiLUIt'8 BT01U3.
M.
O.A W. 11. fHOIlMAKI'.It, dealers III dry
iiooi s. Kioei l i'S unit L-eiHiiii ineieiiaiHiise.
i' irsi sioro in souill end oi lowu.
I OI LS lMIUNUAUD, Wnteh nnd Clock maker.
I J near HoulheaHl corner Main nnd Iron sts.
Philadelphia Directory.
jICUAHDSOX L. WJliailT, ,1..
ATTOIINIIY AT LAW,
NO. lisKOUTH HIXTH hTltr.llT,
1'lllT.AliKI.l'ltIA
Inn. 1'71-ly
('ATIK'AK l", Watch nnd Clock Mnker.Mnr
kcl stll et, below Main.
HOOTS AND SlIOKS.
II M. KNOIIK, Denier In Hoots nnd Slboi s, latest
17. nnd best styles, coineT Main nnd Matket
Mlieels, In Iboold l'ost OIUci'.
DAVID lliri'Z, Hoot nndShoemnker. Main St.,
below Hurl man's st ore, w est of Mai ket.
Ui:NllYKI.i:iM,Manuf.ielnier nnd dealer 111
Itnuls nnd Hhous, (Jroccilcs, etc., Mnln street,
1 ..ist llloomstiiiii;.
t il. 1IKOWN, llnot nnil Kho.'niiiker, Main
U. htreet, under llrown's Hotel.
I'JtOl'KSSIONAIi.
l!. II. ('. liownil, HurRcon Dinllst.Malnst.,
i iio
tmvo Iho Court House.
U. W.M. M. I'.inilllt, Surseon nnd I'lo slclnn,
l j i.jie'll.tuKu jioe'io el luu h uoou hloie.
IK. II, 1'. KINN11Y, Kiirt'ion HenlM.-Teetll
J, iii.ii'ieu wiinoill p'tinj .Mum st., ueiilly op
Mtu Hplseoput Cbuieli,
( (I. HAltKI,l:V. Attorney-. t-I.nw. Olllee.ai
J. lloorln l.xcliiiusullluck,n..rlho"nieliaui;a
I II. Ml'KHI.Vy.M. DHursonn nnd I'bjblelnn
. . inn i ii muu ..nun si., uciow .n.u Ke I,
f It. 11VANH, JI. I).. SurKi nn nnd 1'liyslclan,
tt houiii hiuo iniu siieei, iieiowiniKei,
I ('. l:UTTi:it, M. D. Kiirition mid Pbyhlclnn
tt .Mtiri.ei hiiici,uuou .Minn,
I 11. ltOMISON, Attorney.iil.Liiw, OUUoIlurt
(I. iimii'H bulldluK, Main street.
T HI. ICEIM1KATIT,
O e with
11A11NKS, 15KO. & JIKMION,
HATH, CAPM, HTUAW (IOODH A FUIUI,
No. 5m Market direct,
(Abovo Fifth,)
Pltll.AllLLI'lltA.
"yAlNWlUGJlT & CO.,
VI HUl,lAI.i: UKOCl.KH,
N, I'. Corner Second nnd Alch Hllecls,
PiiiLAiinLrnlA,
Dealers in
THAH, HYUUP8, COI'FHi:, SUOAlt, MOLASS1W
men, hi-icw, in cAisn soriA, .ic, ac.
40nlers will receive prompt nttentlon.
mny 10,07-tf.
i iii iiiiiii TmaTirrriiiPiiMPni i iiiinn mum
Business Cards,
c.
35. I5UOGKWAY,
ATTOItNKY AT X.WY,
ltl.ooMSnL'lin, r..
JiffLr.IXKltY & FANCY GOODS,
i.i rr.TIIHMAN, .MlUinory nml 1'nncy Ooodi,
lit OppUSUU i.plM'OJlUl l.IHllCli, Bl,
fl ISH i.V.'.l: llAUICLUY, Mllllucr, Humsey
Miss M. niiUUICKSO.V, Millinery nmt Tuncy
(iiHMls.MulUHt., below Mjtiket,
7ltH. i:. KMNII.MUMiicry m
jU Mnln htrt'tt hvUtw Muiket.
R1 KM. JULIA A. & HADi: UAUKMIY. Liullib'
III (.'lnuks nnd Drcai l'iitlunu, uoultaul cuiuor
fiuin ana cnibts.
rplli: M!Si:H IIAHMAN MIIIIiutv nnd Fancy
i-OrFirr Court Itouno Alley. In tho Co-
li. TUUNEU
1'IIYHICIAX AND tJUIIOr.O.N',
iir-ooM.siiUiu), pa,
Oi rici; fiver Lutz'H DiuirSlnrp. KoslWrno
MmkiU Mutt, Ist ilunrheluw la-v, I). J. Wiilh r.
lit CltJ U.
AnUIlMiY AT li.WV,
OMlrpt'ouil Hmisn-Allev. hrlow Iho CoUTM-
II! VN (inicc. llimnlli'B. llnck-ruv nml l't-tivlnits I
l.uvo icmovcillhclrHtoroto tho mom furmcrly
f cuipltd hyMendcnlinll.nn Miiltiitieet,UimiiiM
luirjj, neatly opposite Ilia i;p!scnpat Chinch
wiit'iu they arotU'lcrnuiudtosfltonnHiiiodenilo
tt mis us can ho p ocured elso where. TIiIit stocl:
comptIi s
laijii;:' DniiH noons
vi mo cuoicchi siyiCH cml Mlost fashion trvntin r
with a largo nsfonmrnt or Do Coolq n.u,l (j
cerlcs, conslstlni; of tho following i lUcJr-
Carpets
OH Cloths,
iansln.fri"s),
Hlmwln,
n.uitiiilK,
Vhltjl. .,!(.,
l.lmiiK,
Jf.op Skills
llolh.wwaru
Ct'd.irware
tluecniiw H u rd ware
loots and Hhoep,
Il.itH nnd Capt
Hoop NetH,
limhrelhiR,
JJnoklng(IlasttMt
To'mccn,
Coltto,
'f 1111,
lUro,
All-piw,
(Jlncr,
Clnni-hinn,
XutJin-y
ANtt NtvnUNR ClUNlUtAr.LY.
In shoit, evtrylhlitR mniiliy kept lo (ountrj
lou'R.lo which Ihey Invito tho utlentltm of Hi
public Kencrally. Ttio hlshcfit prlco will 1m p.iio
for country prj'liuo in oschnnny for cooiH.
H. IX. MUJsKlt&HfW,
iniioiiiwlii: r- 1'u
nprS'TI tf
Business Cards,
AKUAINS-UAIIUAINH.
QUICK SST.M ANn flMAM. I'KorlTS.
HAVIi YOUIt MONKY.
(loin
HHNItY YOST.
Hast lltonmstiui'ir. Pa . lor nil kinds of tho hist
IIOIUU ILUU I'liy lllllllM
r i; ii i i u ii i: .
Prices re.isonnllu mid Iho best work done.
Jan 1'71-tf
gllAUl'LESS A 1IAUJIAN,
In eons I iteration nf tnnrlnrr down mir works
and lehulldliiK which will ho commenced very
unon wo nro oltcilng plows, Rtoves, Ac, al
greatly reduced prices,
11. V. nil A ltlIiKM4 A. l R. ItAHMAN,
llloomfthurir. l'a. l'ronrlotors
Mar.M.'hy-tf.
Miscellaneous.
S
h a t i: it o o v i n a,
EVERY VARIETY
MOST KAVOHAULE 11ATE9,
JOItN TIIOMA1, AfP CAHl'l'dt J. TJIOMA3
Iot,C?7, KJoomfihurs, l'a.
J il.n 17
TkrAGAZINIiDAlLYtfeWKEKIjY
11X VAVlllUi QV ALU K'INIW
AT TI t V. 11-30IC STOUK UlTCHtrnTim COUKT I10U3K.
Al-io an uHiortmi'iit nf l'orlemonnalcs. l'asi
HockH Mid At count Hooks, constantly on hand.
Honks tint on hatul ohlnlned nu ulioit notice.
ev linokH nro cu-lnutly I o t ulc auuea to ino
llloomshurii Cliculalhn; Library." Amoui; Urn
lati Nt r.to "(iullt and Innocence,'1 "Motherless,"
Mr Harry," Hot Hpur of iiumblethwau," ana
jic-niueni, cic apr i, i i 11
JKNV OltUAK AND PIANO
y a i; i; it u u .mm,
oufiAxs .t l'XAsos roiiHW.r. on installmiinth,
1'lanrs from nil ilrst-clns uialteri, from ;.V0lo
?n). t)Li;nin itom $iutn S7U. a Kpiciuiui urau
'itu'iuM'. 2 isl-L ni'tN. and Irinntlii with nanclcd
lllacle Walnut Case, unly $rji.nt. HIiibio lectl,
mi mo easu an above, JIi. I havo made arraiiKt.
inenU lo have Iho lalet niiislofin hand as Mim
as nnblNliett. Ti'.u htrK nmolled at renulnr dis
count. Wureinonia, :,Ialu hlntt. near Korlis
Hidel. tf. J, W. MWM,
IIAUNUSH, BADDM:, AM) T1UINIC
MANUKACTUllUIt,
and dealer In
cauim;t-i:aoh, valisi:h, ri.Y-:;
At'.,
POISKHT F. CLAKK,
J. V
JIOTKLS AND SALOONS.
i;i)ltKH IIOTKU hy T. Ucnt. Taylor, raKt end
V ot MaliiBlrtct.
jvkuoiiants and anocKits,
1 U. MAUI!, Hry Hoods nnd Notions, houth'
A'lTOUNHY AT LAW,
OHlco Main Klrcet below tho Court House.
I'IooiusIjutk iVnu a,
if. IiITThE7
ATlUIi.M.v AT ij.Y,
Ofllco Pouit-Hoiif,o Allev. below tho CoLUM
iiian uiuee, iiioomHuurc i n,
yETHHINAHY.
ALUUftl 1'1W1..I',
public as a eelibralcii
HOUSE AND COW DOCTOU,
nml nil nl hrr niilinnls. for whh h his ( Inn l'CM a III
: : . : . . " . . .
iiioiii'iiiie, no can niwavH no imiiin easi hiu i
llcrwlcl: loail, ncai. H.-iacoby's laibio luui,
iiinnnisuuit;, .May i., i-iiy.
J ,'thteoincrM.ilnaud JionstH.
A. IIKCKM'.Y, Hoot and Hhoo Mote, hook
it. a hiai lonely, Mam hi., below iMarkit,
ii J ACOHM, Contcctlouery, groctrlcH etc., Main
riOX A WK11I1, Confectionery and llakery,
X V. IIUll'r.;itU II1U1 lllltll, i.XtIiailU IllUtlt)
1? J. THORNTON
I fl-J wonhl announco tn Iheeltlzen
1 biin; niut Iclnllj', that ho husjiut ie
i H Owl, It, llatsandCnps, llootdandHhocJ,
laui bi uuovu uoun Jumbo,
nfioflllnomK-
lect ived Hlu
and cotupu to assoitmetit nt
WAhh I'Al'KU, WINDOW BHAHJJH,
FlXTUltFS, COUPH, TAHf)P.IJ,
and nil other oodk In his lino of bnKlnet..
I ibo newchi nnd niosi nppmwu j-uutriiH oi in
day aio nlwnj tt to bo loinul In his t-KtabllMimen
An
Q C. JI A It It
lKiwJiptrcetlvrdfioni Iho tastcin markets a
laigoand well selected stock of
D It Y O O O D H ,
C0NSI8TINU OF
('ailment,
.leans,
lie t bleached A
Urnwn Musllnt,
CjUIcooh,
TkkliiK-i,
Tublo LlneiiH,
Cotton A
AH wool llautu h,
ic, &c
A'eood (.tocb of
Ladles dress goods,
Tialest slyks a patti-ni'i.
Hplwes of all kliulrt,
(Jooil block groceries,
liuoensware,
Htono ware,
Wood & willow warp,
Flour A Chop,
Also Kitchen CiyUal Moan for clean! hi; Tin,
HraHs.tSc. All goods hold cheap for c.isli or pio-
duce,
Ho would call tho attention of buyers lo hlu
I welt and carefully holccled assortment which
wmprihCHeveryllis usually kept In tho couu
try, feelliiR confident that ho can htll them
goods nt Mich prices as will euiuro satisfaction,
Jan 171-tf l C MAI'.U.
nurfAi.o iioin-i( nonsi:-iir,ANKFT!
,hIch ho feels eonfldent ho can rellnt lowir
ralo than any othi r peihon in iho loumy, jr.X'
amino lor ourKeHt a.
Shtp oppot.lt u tho ro-t OIIlco, M.In Ktuet,
jtiniMusniiri;, i a.
Alii. &, ls7u.
jy E N T I S T It Y.
II. C. HOtVni:, DUNT1HT,
Kffipectfully olTcrs his profcpslonal Kervlcei to
iiiu iniiH'N iiim K4uii(.'incu in iiiimouiiMiri; una vi
clnltv. HolHiucnartdtoattend toidltho varl
o.ih operations lu Iho lino of his iirolcshlou, anil
Is provided with thoIa(entimpioed I'nKCKr.AiN
ihKTii wnicu win no nmerieti on yoiu piuiitu;
Hll er niut rubber b.-iisn In limit nu well natlio nat
ur.il teefh. Teeth extracteil hv all thu newaiW
mostnpproved methods, auO all operatlonn uu
tho teetli caieiullyaud piopeily attended tn,
Ueslileuco and olllco a low t'oorn aliove the
Court Houve, bflmo nuio.
jiiooiuhburi;, Jan, 171 ly
Q h () Ii K M U T U A Ii
INSUItANCK C03IPANY
UK
NEW YORK.
r H. MAIZI. Mammoth Umeery, lino dm
il. rerles, I'iuUm, Mulu, rioljlon, Ac., Main
ami lion ninein.
711 KIJA'Y, N HAL A- I o., ilenleixln lny (Jnotls,
Xii. uinruni, r mnr, v i i u , nun, r in, 4 1 oil, iS I
(iteX, H. cor. Main mid MaiUet tin.
CJ H. MILLKH A M)N, dealers In IhyUoodH,
p), (Jroccilcs, (Jiiei tjhuaie, flour, hull, Mhoes,
NntiotiM, ctc.Malubt,
MISCELLANEOUS.
lONSTA lU,r.H ULANKtt for wile at Iho Coi.UM-
j 1IIAN uiuco,
( M.CHUIHTMAN. HaiUlto, TriuikAHarnef,s-
U. niauer, HniveH niocic Main Kiut 1,
l W. I tOlUlINS.llriiior dealers conddnorliom
if i;ouuwcti. corner Jiam uuu jioumk.
r(i J.THOKNTUN, Walt l'apfr, Window HhadCH
tit aim iiiiuieH, itupen uiock, iviam fit.
BUSINESS CAllDS,
VIHITINll I'AltDH,
r,i:rn:ii uuads,
HIM, llllADt',
PllU(HtAMMIi,
l'OHTIUlH,
AC, Al'.
Neatly nml Chcajily J'rlntnl
From Iho I.nttntHtylisofType ntthe
COLUMIIIAN OFFICK.
JOOTH AND HIIOES.
C1.AUI1 1. iu;u 1,
MAIN Hnil.KT, ITNDMt lll'.OWN'H I,.
CI COKF.Mj, rnriiltme ltoomn, Ihieohlory
I' bride, Main HUcet, wett oi MntUet bt.
II iu)hi:nhtoci
11 1 A I Iyer's Htole-, Main ht
'hotogrnpber, over Uobblim
A lull nnd rompleto nKsoitmcnt of icady mnde
bnolH nnd hbiHNlor lni-n. Molnt'li nnd enllilli'll
J nut rieelMil nml for halo lit iiiimiiiiiIiUi iiiIi-k,
vnriiiiiMio Minim euiKsiN in cuslomerK. 'inn
liehtoi 101K ilonu nt fchoi 1 110IU0, nu lie 11 lofore.
V.O V ,11.11 1, L.,11, ij.111 1 ,1.
JjTTKW STOVK AND TIN HHOP.
J"AIAU llAliKUL'il,
MaliiKlrtutouodoor abovo 1!. Meiuleiihan,n
Hloie,
A larso aBsoruueui or moves, 1 1 en torn nnd
isannen'oiiHiuiuiy on nauu, aua for sale 11 1 the
Inui'hl lilt lH.
TlnnlinitnalUts hranchcH carefully attended to,
iind hattslactlou tfuaranleed.
Tin wnrK 01 au eiuuh wnoiesaioanii retail, A
Mill IS IlllUlbUU,
Jan 171
TVT 13 W 0 O A Ij Y A R D,
Tim underhlirned refpectfutly Inform the
fiureuK 01 iiionmfcifurK hiki 1 oiumoia couuiy.
1 that ihey k.eeiitui iuouiiieieiuiiiimoerfit)itiioe
coal and selected lump coal lor Kinjthlnn mirpo-
hes,fu ineir wnari, kojoiuihh di iveivy. chia
Co'h Furnace; with a good pair of llntUlo ticales
i.iVii ii.ii 1, i.imJ.wi ,1 r Muil8Qu,ii Copper Likewise a homo and wagon, to deliver coal to
j iubulurLimitnlnt;l.od. thoso who deslro It. Athey purchaho a lnree
- ..... .. ... . 1 ' "' 1 1 I 11 mini nt nf i hi I l hov hit on it tnlrot'it n. kinmrlnr 11 r
VOTH ltOOKS. anil ld:uilyNW)Ti:sl,withor with- llcle, and Hfll al tho very lowest priced. 1'leaso
, ...lv v...-.w.., - ... vwviu 1 tun a nil exiiuuuu 10 r j mi'uvi vt" uemi m imihu.m'
luirclhewhtro. J. W. HHNHHUSHHT,
AlIllllMI I1M AIAhll..
rPHK untlprsltrm-'il will trtko In ox-
-a. cuaugo ior coal ami uioceries, ino louowinc
1. uaiv. l-oia
j mcat.lJiUU r
JOHN 0. JACOUY'S
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY!
UKUWICK, l'HNN'A.
Tho iiinli islt'iif d would rrsiectfullv tnloim
tho Clfiins oi lltiwlek, and vicinity, thai ho
luiH opemu a I'oiueiiioutry aim unueiy in
0tl TKLLOWrt' HALL,
Ilerwlclc. l'a.. 'whero ho Is nreraiedto fuinlsh
1 ail Kiiiiisoi
I'LAl.N' AND FANCY CANUIKS,
FIIKNIJH CANHIIX,
l'OIlKIHN AN I) DOMCSTIU ritUITH
OUANOLS, LHMONrf, HALSINH
&C Ac, Ac,, Ac,
i;y wiiowale anij kktah..
AniniiL' ibo ahhortment will bo founil Cream
PilllK, i.ngiihu waiuuis, n mmix, auooiius, v u
bellN, 1'Iuk, Apples, Cocoa NlitH, Jellies n tllflei'
eiiL klmls. Miibtaiil. I'aUun. l'lcklew. Chocolate
Ciiuui d Fin It nt all kinds, Cnm htatch, I'.wi HI
tn . mm ii wieners, uitiier t lamerH. liic
Soap, Wittluy I'upcr, Aciceimnt l'.ipeih, V.n
veIo es,
PISH AND OYSTERS,
I H, KUnN.UealerlnMeat,Tallow,ete.,Chiin'
j t'oiiu miey, itaroi Anu-ricau iiuuhe,
1) H. UINaLKIt, denier In pianos, nruana and
U niclodumw.mu, w.Coiell'itlutultuie rooms
fjAMUKIi JA('OHY,Maiblo and llrown htono I
n orlts, iMkt jiloonnibuiB.r.erwlclc rond. I
A ml iM-nihieo nf all kinds, rush llrtnd nn
Caluiewiy day. Ieo Cuum In Heasou, You
,m""UB0M""CI""' JO.IX11.JAC011Y.
Ilerwli k, Jnil"l-tv
c
N F E 0 T 1 O N E il Y ,
'I't.n mt.l.ivkli.iirhl wi.nl.l r. i.r.rt Oil 1 1 ,,11 ,..
to tho pubtlo tbiil ii hint ope-nod n
FI1WT-CI.AS.1 CONFKCTIOh'IlKY HTOlill,
In thobulhllnis lately occupied hy Tux A V,V1
whutu be In pripuieaio nu iiinli nil minis
Light Street.
Hamuli iit-llr-lou U'lu.iil. II 11.. I'urii llntu. l'nlit:
if r. OMAN .t I'o.. Wlit i.lu-rh.hiu ii rLi" ,in,r ''.'ch, I.nrd. 1 1 am.KliDU Ider.nlid side incut. Illlttf'l
11, ulioMitSchool Hoiue, J;-'""' "ciit Iho hlghcht casli prlcen,at hl
OIIN A.OMAN, Mnuaf.icturer nnd dealer In
toil
J lb.
Uroeeiy Htore, iidjolnlnu Ibelr coal yurd,
ioU nnd bhoi
I'.louimbuiB Mur. 19,'dD.ly
J. W.IIKNDIUISIIOT.
I)l;Ti:it 1 INT. dealer In Dry Ooodn iirocfrlen, i HKENWOt
1 Hoiir,l'eed,Hmt,Fb,li,lioii,Niilu,ele.,Malii (j'"'1' ul
wl' . ' The Fnirrerm of I
OOU SEMINAHY.
I) H.
ii
nit IIh liruneheH,
IllH llnnr.ll.,.. .,,.lllnlMl u..l.nl
;NT, dealer In Htoe and 'I'lu wmu In "i:V,11M. r,,ri,i,i. ouuri -Vor . i,.v. .1 .,i,..
liiiuio, i iihiiiul;, i.ikihb, au., . . .iiml
'i'ulllon, per linuiter, . . ,7 ml in Mm
" Jimnllo Clam, . . J3(fllo61io
WJI. lll'IKIPas, Principal.
.Mlllvllle, mi. co,, 1'u., June, im. I'm 1
iAIN A FANCY CAND1US,
FUUNCICCANDIUS,
FOP.r.lO.V A DOMESTIC FI1U1TH,
NUTS. llAl.SINH, AC, AC, AC.
by wnoi.icsAi.K un ketaii..
ill niioii. i. nut iihfioi un til. in mi iiii.iin i
hla lino of InmlnehN. A cieat variety of
DOI.I.B, TOYH, AC.,
HUltnblefor tho Jfolldaya, Piiitlcnbtr allmitii
Klen iu
II It i: A I) AND OA K11H,
or nil klmla, frenh ovcry day,
CHP.IHTMAH OANDIKH,
CIUHTMAH TOYH.
A call Ih Hollclliit, and uatlsfuctlon will I
liiiiiuinieeii.
Jan l".I-ly ICCKI1A1IT JA101IS
Espy.
un a. itmt
(JiocerlcH.and lUnciarMeRhandltio'
1N
S U Jl A N 0 E A Q E N 0 Y
K. ', "''O'lAUD.A lllt0..denler In Dry aoods,
li
ARE CHANCE.
ETrwiciSrM ,L0U,wfa MILUi.C.H.KowKT, AlV.tHAi.K-ARecond-lmna"ArIoIi"Vlano.forleJ
nruo 8J7."i, cost S.VA Jhl Mineiho luHlnimeut
v yoiiiluc -
yiCtua
Fulton N, Y
North America
City
International N, ,
NhiKara N. Y
AU'ICIIUU.H ,
Hnrlnutlehl
li'iii nipm1 I iiinvlllu N.Y..
J 1). Wi:UK-lli:iHi:u.UooliindBliooHloronud .New-Vo k ml n Atbnnv Ul.y ...........
innnnliieloiy. Hudn on Main Htiect on- Sit f. iS'rJiJ.iS I ,,.I I ,, in .iLlin.r.l1.! Hunvll c, ijoijni Then,
pomioiuomeuiu Mill, . "-' , ', n-r.: r-Llii tl Vi ..T I iimc, is. ...
r-nviiuic. .tume'tiH loronuAvieit,
'I1 iiS'' m"oa,H'. t;-"1'ehauuu PlnulUB Mill
Atlantic. rj, i
Uermunln, N, Y
I2II.IXI
l.l.HI.OI)
I HI.UII
:iwv
tvi.imn
1,IU),
1,1111).
K-fO.
670.11
61HI.IIIIII
tlXl.Uk)
Mutual.
I.IIKI.K.I
Mnllstlci r Aiiiorli'nn .l.iuni.ilUir.
Tho AMi:iiicANNi:wsrAPi;ii Dnii'.c
touy for 1871, just Issued by Messrs.
Gen. i. Howell & Co., proprietor.! of
llto American Advertising Agency of
New York City, contains ccrtnlu tnblcs
of statistics which liavo licen compiled
with enre, nnd can ho relied upon as
substantially correct. They cover n
field of research which no btnllstlclan
has beforo touched upon, nnd furnish
food for reflection and wonderment.
Tho following nro ti few of tho many
facts which it study of Iheso tables re
veal. Tho whole number of periodicals Is.
Hied In tho United States is 5,083, with
7.1 to bo mldcd far tho Territories, ntul
"il nro prlntid In tho Dominion of Can
ada, and in tho Uritlsh Colonics,
inaUlnj; u rjrrnd total of (i,I.H, of which
fiOTaro dally lis trl-wcokly, l'JOscml
weekly, fi.Oiawiokly, 21 bi-weekly, 100
"eml-inonlhly, 71i monthly, 11 bl
monthly, and VI nro Issued quarterly.
.Now ork lias tho largou number of
mbllcatlonM, tOl, of which 071 nro
irlnled In Now YorkClly, nnd Nevada
has Iho smallest number Issued in nny
State only in. Nevada has moro dally
than weekly pipers, nnd Is itnlmio In
this respect, ovcry other Stato bavins
from thrco to ItcIvo times as many
weeklies as dalllu. Trl-wcokly papers
aro moro commcn In tho South than
seml-wccklles, willo In tho Northern
States tho facts arc rovtrscd.
Tho largest number of daily papers
published iu any Stato Is SO, In Now
Wk. rennsylvatla is Boeoud, with
01. Next comai IPIuois, with SS, nnd
California has 21, bsing tho fourth on
the list. Ueiawaro and l'lorida havo
each 1 daily papo.-. Kansas hits as
many as Vermont, West Virginia,
AlMsalppI and Arkansas combined
Nebraska and Novaila have each moro
dallies than cither Oregon, Hhodo Is
land, South Carolina, Vermont, West
Virginia, Arkansas, Delaware, Florida,
Jlaino, or Mlsslssppl.
Of tho 7" publications Is3ticd regular
ly In tho Territories 13 aro daily and fiO
weekly, :) tri-weekly, 1 scmi-wcckly, 1
appears monthly, 1 semi-monthly, and
1 bi-weekly.
Tho papers of Jsow York Stnto have
tho largest circulation, iwcraglng 7,111
each Usuo. Aiassachusctts is second
with 5,709 average; then comis tho
District of Columbia with I.323. No
vada has tho smallest average circular
tlon, only ulti, whllo Florida nvcrages
CKJ,, Arkansas (MO, Texas 701, nnd JIlS'
sisslpjil 753. Tlio averago circulation o
all daily papers published Is 2,717, of
tho weeklies 1,003, and of tho month
lies -1,(151. Tho averago edition of all
tho papers piintcd Is 1,812, which, mill
llpllcd by (1.I3S, tho entire number of
publications, gives 21,S.1S,70ii r.s tho
number of copies in tliich an adver
tiseinent would appear if inserted one
in all. Tho sniio advertisement,
continued ouo year, would bo prinlci
tho enormous number of 1,100,022,
limes. Tho total number of publlea
members through tho columns of 72
publications, of which ti nro weeklies,
fid monthlies, 3 scmt-monthllcs, 3 bi
monthlies, nnd 11 quarterlies.
Nearly, If not nil, tho schools of med
icine havo their representative organ,
which circulates among its ndmlrcrs
nnd Is criticised severely by its colcm
porarics whoso views dilTcr from It
nbout tho "healing of tho nations,"
whllo thcro nro a number that furnish
Intelligence of Interest lo all medical
men, ns well ns'.tho general reader,
without taking sides for or against any
particular school of incdlclno.
Most of tho colleges and many of tho
Stato Hoards of Education lmvo their
reprcsentnltvo orgin, besides sovcrnl
publications that treat educational mat
ters In a general way. Of this class wo
havo 81 In tho United States nnd 0 In
tho Dominion of Canada. They nro
mostly monthlies, with nn occasional
weekly, bl-weokly and quarterly.
Tlin Inrffl rdllna linvn llioti-nnn
Tho largo cities havo their commer
cial pnpcrs'wlilch aro nearly nil Issued
weekly.
Iinuranco Is discussed through tho
medium of 10 special publications, 12
of which nro Issued monthly, nnd n
number or llicm being noted for their
superior typographical appearance.
rreemasonry, temperance, oilil-rol-owsblp,
music, mechanics, law, sport-
tig, reat estate, and woman's suffrage,
havo each their representative organs,
many of which aro edited with ability
nnd havo cxtonslvo circulations, and
net largo incomes to their enterprising
piiuusners.
'ino list or class publications is in-
creasing rapidly of late, Its ratio of In
ereaso being greater than that of tho
cntlro press of tho country taken to
gether, owing, probably, to tho fact
that tho incrcaso of wealth and popula
tion of tho country mnko it possiblo
nnd profitable lo publish class papers
where, hut a very fow years back, they
couiii not navo ueen mnuo son-support-
inc.
The number of papers published In
other than tho English langnago 1
growing rapidly, owing to tho lmmcnso
Immigration from foreign countries
especially CJcrmany, Frcnee, Scandi
navia nnd Italv.
Tho pulillcallons printed in the uer
man languago in tho United Stales
number 311, and tho Dominion of Can
nda 0,and aro over thrco times as many
as tho sum of all tho other publications
in foreign hiacuasrcs combined.
Tho publications in tlio I'rciicli lan
guagc aro confined principally to Louis
lana and tho Provincoof Quebec, where
tho lantruaco Is in common use.
Tho Scandinavian publications uum
her IS, and nro confined entirely to tho
West and North-west, (with a sing:
exception, that of a dally, semi-weekly
and weekly In !Now York City), th
Immigrants from Denmark, Norway
nnd Swncdon having principally settled
there. Many of tho thriving Western
towns havo been almost entirely built
up by the.-o Industrious nnd frugal pco
plo, who ttto their native tonguo uni
versally, and frequently never learn
the English language.
In tho Spanish languago thcro aro
but 7, Ilollanilish C, Italian 1, Welsh 3,
From the Philadelphia Lodger.
The rii'lioohimster Aliro.nl.
lions printed In an entire year In North Bohemian 2. Portuguese 1, Cherokco 1,
Carolina will supply only four copies to llono of wuicli havo a very wldo circu
oach Inhabitant equivalent to one paper itxUon or influence, owing to the reason
my rrermnn, Piesldcnl, 11, C. Ficiman.Ktc
Ciwli capital over S.'.OIW.MJO, all paid.
It. KODISON, illiOOMSUUltCl, PA
ailNF.IlAf, AOIlN'T,
For I.iuerne, Lycoming nnd Columbia
e'ounllcs.
AllU. 20,'M.
to every soul onco in thrco month
Mississippi, Floiida and Arkansas do
but Httlo belter, furnishing a copies per
year. Alabama, Minnesota, South Car
olina, Texas nnd Yest Virginia all
print less than enough to give each in
h
that the population speaking theso lan
guages is comparatively limited and
widely scattered.
EXCHANGE DAK Ell Y
ll
A n j
C O N F E CTIO N E H Y ,
iii.ooiisimuu, pa.
Tho llmlci&lncd, fiurccM.nrs of I', Wlilmycr,
mild ii-MicrtluUv aunouueo Hint Ihey hao
alien the wcll-mtahtlidiid hlaml iccently oi-cu-
ledbyllio nliovo iinnuu, in iiinoim-iiiirir, nun
rt-pnrt-d to t-oiitliiuo iho bu.lnei.ii of mantif.ic-
urluiilid tielllutr, by
WllOLKMAI.il AND HIITAII.,
nnfi pllnni-rv nf ever' htvlo nnd kind. AUo.
buy will have at all times n complelo supply oi
bo luht and lu-hlu-sl lin ad anil Cake. 1'iiilles
lihlilus nny till, i'j In this lino will llud It Iu their
Ivuntngu to call on us.
AN ICE CHEAM SALOON
Ik nihil d lo Iho chtnbllshmellt, nnd ladles nnd
liters uho may p.iiioiuu us, may it-iy uinui
nun i f 1 1 1 vlinr rltiiicr auiuiloii. A liasonahle
liaro oriiuhli'i liillloltni'O Is rt-slK-ot full voliclt.-.l.
Ha-plieriy, l-eniou, nud olher Hyiups, In l.uya
nnd fclnull iiuautllli'., enntanOy on nanil.
j'l.ejii.n (K ni i.i.ivi.1..
May 5. ll.-U-
TT C. IIOWEK,
hasopemdn Crbt-clasn
HOOT, HHOF., HAT CAP, AND FUIt KTOUK.
at thooldhtnndnn SiatnStrcet.Itloonisburg.nrew
uooiN uuovu iiioiiiiii. iiiiu-iu, jiih Nioru iseniu
nosi'dof Ihovery lati-hlnnd bcntKtyleH ever ollt-r-
,-il to iho cIIIi-uh ot Co umbla Couiiti-. Iliwuti
niTommodato tho publics 1th tho foilowlnmiooilii
ultholowebt ruteK. Mi-u'a heavy double, kolul
hlot;n boiittt, lueii'M double nnd hinglo tnp Holed
it in iiooiH. menu uenvv 1,1011.1 mi och orn r m i.
ineu'H lino boots nnd hhoes of all cradeH, boj h
tloutile boled boota nnd.fchnes of all kind., men.
slovu kid Balmoral blioi-H.meu'H, omen's, boj.'fc
and mlbses' liu.tlum;alterK, vomen's yloo klil
roiihii very nni'.woiiieu Moiorucco liaiiuoraisnun
call fclioes, vomeirn very uno Kin nuiloneil 1,'au.
ers. In fchnilbootsol nil dthCrlptloua both pes
gul unit he wen,
ill, Wllllia llltoo v.ll lliil-.il.iii. Hi 1111, UUU 11I..U! I'
incut of
ATM, CAIV.I'UIIS AND KOTJONH.
wlilcli comnrl.en nil tho new nnd nomilai varl-
etlesul prli'eswhiehciiuunllalltoi,ullnll. Time
iiiHi-i urn oui-reii ui ion nnvibi cumi rait-a ami
will ho I'liaranti-ed loi:lvo hnllsriu-llou. A cull
is Mincniii neinrii puiciLisiuif eisnwnero ns 11 is
lulieveti inai in.iii r uaii;aiuH Rro to ho foiiua
man ni nny oinur pini-e 111 me conniy,
jau 1 11
MHMMMmnMKjn niwiarnicnMawMiM
Hotels,
MONTOUR HOUSE
WILLIAM mUIXH, IMoi-rlotor,
ThtH llouso havlntibten put in Ihoiouuh ieiui
H now oien lor thn 1 id i. linn of miehtH, N.
o.iIiim will ho k mred lo eitbiuo llio pi Htet emu
lonoi 1110 inieieiK. j no rroprleior oiirlu
Mharo ol l.nbllo nall'oninro. Tho Imr will I
blocked nt all tliutw with tine HquoiH andcltairi,
Jillll II
OENTON HOTEL.
J.J
W. F. PIATT, Proprietor,
llllNTON, I-OLUMIIIA COUNTY, PA.
This well known llnlibo havlmi been nnt In
thoioiiKh Hpnlr Is now npi-n lur tliu n-i-epllon ur
VIsllutN. ll talus huliibeen Mumil tneiuuro
lliu pirfect ii.iuloit uf Kuibis, Tim piopik-tor
iiUn inns iiHtauii fitim thu llnii-l to jiioouiKburi;
nnd Intermedlulo pnluts nu 'J'uihday, 'ihurmny
uud Hatlililuy of each Hick, Jan 1'lbTI
may Sini-tr
J. W. FOSTF.lt,
Mnucli Chunk, I'
FltHAH llltOWN, firnf,
mnr:ni-ly. llLooMaccita I u,
rjUE ESPY'IIOTEL.
KSPY, COI.UMIIIA COUNTY, I'A.
Tho underblcned would Inform ll.o Ir.-ivi-lllns
l.ii lil le' I lull ho has lukiu lhoiibiiomiuiiili.lab-
llshmentiilin luoioliiihly letllled iho sumo lur
Die pern Cl.euli en ii-iieu in nisuui-sts, lllslarilel
will bustiii ktd with Ibo besl Iho market niiordii,
inn euoii'i hi iniuoiH, wines mm ciuulsillwuyH
bo louudlu his bar.
WIMJAM PKTT1T.
inn l'7l Espy, l'a,
Tlio I'.'ace or Surrender.
It 1ms been nonularlv reported Hint
ibilant a paper oaio in 11 vo weeks, thu )lrst interview between tho two
hilo California gives S2 copies per rnnimanders took i.laco under nn applo
ear, exceeding ovcry other Stato ex- .. i.a3 consenuentlv been
cept New York, whi.-li prints 113 copies crownc(i Wni, historic associations. This
er year fur ovcry sdui wiiiitn its uor- u AiKn. Tho fact Is that on tho morning
lers. As Now Yoik )iapers elrculato f ,i, on, nf Anrll. tleneral Lee. with
everywhere, whllo thoso of California L sin,n mlmber of Ills stair, was resting
do not go very much out of tho State, llmIcr mM)iu tree, when Colonel Dab-
is evident that tho papers issued ,.i. nr fioiimnl flmnt's stair, rodo un
thcru havo a better local support than llmjcr a n,,s 0f truce, saying that If
in any otuei suue oi ino American General Leo remained whoro ho wits,
u,llon- nnnnrnl Drnnt . wnlllil rallin to bllll by
lnino iJisinec 01 coiumljla wo llnd ii,,, road tho latter was then persuing.
uit ono newspaper is published for This was tho onlv Intcrvlow under or
every uireo square nines oi icrniory. ncar the npplo tree; ami Itmayuomcn
.iinsaeiiiieiis nas ono to ;ii) Equaro ilnned hero that tho fuldw iiL' day Col
miles, nnd Wiodo Island ono to ."0: Lnol iMnrshall. who uttended (leneral
then comes New York with ono to S7 ; i. on 11,0 occasion, was sururlsed to
Connecticut has ono to nil, New Jersey llmi floral soldicrshricklngnt tho tree,
ouo lo (,.i, 'ioxas ono lo 2,:ji, i-iorlda ami Was amused atlluir Idea of obtain
ono to 2,003; whllo in tho Territories n; from it mementu of tho surrender,
ono newspaper spreads its circulation obtaining now.s or Grant's approach,
over no less than 11,105 squaro miles. (ioneral Leo at ouco ordered Colonel
There aro fi is papers In tho United Marshall to llnd a fit and convenient
States which print more than .'i.OOO cop- house for tho Interview. Colonel Mar
Ics each h'sue, and 11 which print moro shall applied to tho first citizen ho mot,
than 100,000. Tho Alw York II 'cthbj htp. Win. M'Lean, and was directed to
hastbolargesteirculationglvenjaniong hi houto vacant and dismantled. Ho
tho polltlot.l mediums tlio Now York refused to use it, and Mr. M'Lo.iu then
Weekly Tribune takes tho load, and 0nVrcd to conduct him nnd tho general
mongtlioagricultur.il weeklies Jbocc's to his own residence, a comfortablo
iiirrK At-in-1 oner stands llrst. Tho rnuuo liouso. with a long portico nnd
-ow orir JiMepenuem is tlio largest convenient "sitting room," furnished
paper nml 1ms tho largest circulation of Uftcr tho bare stylo of tliu times.
any lengious paper, nearly I.wupa- -ri,n l.n..5,.u-nq nbout n half a mllo ills
pcrs aro j.r. ueu tiiiiiiB auxiliary plan- tnnt fr()nl (ieicrol Uq,a Tho
mat is, on siieeis purcliased from New flMr,Ipr!ltn (.n,v.inder was attended
iun., Liunigu mi l oilier cciuers, Willi , r i,tj ot.ij. f!nlnnnl Mar
ono sum aireauy printed, mils num- .,,, ,. vmKbfnl. bovisb-lookliiL' scion
It. ii. 1.1.3 ...nHi ll,i,. .1... .1.1.1 ...lll.tn " 1 ' .
lie.. ,i.n iiiuiii liuiil iluuiiieii HUIHI1 UI1U f (l,n nlil nml I llitr niu Mnrs 111 fillll.
ear. Moro Hum 1,000 new newspapers ,lf Vir,.t.,i,.. wi.n l..nl been tho con
liavo been osiabiwicd slnco llio llrst of ,intn r (I,.pn! Leo hi all
f. .w.l. 1Q-fl II. rt . ..I- vw... l .... - w
....lie..., .uio, nun uiu lllllliue.1 in liu I.Ij nmimnlimil .mil !H 1 S IirlVatO HCCrO'
....I.., iiiii.i.ii..i o.i.eoo.,,,11.11 ni, .on, jary uwj (i()llu ,,n0(1 uierary servico i
lias averaged nearly four per day. Tho .,, ,,,nnrn,iml f renorts of battles
iiuiiiour iu hii-peusions is auoui ono- in . wblol, nn. now h stor leal. With
fourth ns largo r.s that of tlio new Issues ,:. .,,, ,,.nrn Movoml nf his stair
announce. i. incssrs. (ieo. p. noweii a oliU'ers,nnd a number of federal generals
"' l"u iiuniuerui uwia- inciudinir Ord and Sheridan, entered
pea isscR'i. uiu mny douuicii wiiiiin tho room, rtmi joined In tho slight gen-
5 L'U3' oral eonverH.itlon that took ulaco there,
Iulool.lng ovor tho publications do- Tlio interview oponed without th
voted to specialties, (or class publlea- least ceremony. Tho story has been
Hons,) wo find tho religious largely frequently repeated, that (lenerl Leo
preiiominaioovcrmiy other class, which tendered his Bword, and that General
shows tho Interest tho public- press takes Grant returned it with a coinpllmcn
In tho moral and religious welfare of tarv remark. There was no hucIi nbsur
tho country. Thcru aro In tho United dity. General Leo woro his sword
States 2S3 publications ndvocatlngevan- (which was not his usual habit i) und
gelleal or sectarian Ideas, with 22 iu tho (m thooxcbmigo of salutations, General
Dominion ot Canada, with nouo either Grant remarked, "I must apologize,
In Iho territories or colonies, Of this General, for not wearing my bword.lt
number New Yoik City has II, Phlla- hml gone oir In my buggago when 1 re
dolphin 23, Dostou 21, whllo Florida, ceived your noto." General Leo bowed,
Kansas, Nevada nml New Jersey aro nnd tit ouco, without further eonvcrsa
entirely unrepresented. tton, asked that General Grant would
Tho farmers, horticulturists nnd stock state, In writing, If ho preferred It, tho
raisers havo their Interosts represented terms on which ho would rccclvo tho
hy mi agricultural press numbering no surrender of tlio Army of Northern
lets than 100 publications, ninny of Virginia. General Grant compiled by
which aro gotiou up nt great expense, sitting at ti table in tliu room, and wru
and nro voiy extensively circulated. Ing with a common lead pencil tho noto
Tlio mctiicui profession enlightens its sko well remembered. UM ami AVtc
Capt. Jamim IIaiivy Cooper was stood up laughing, when ono of bin
born In Hoss township, Allegheny companions chucked n pcbblo to him,
county, l'a., March Gth, 1810. Ho lost I which ho put Into his mouth. I in mo
llis parents when qulto young, nnd re-1 dlntely tho same companion, walking
movod to Lawrcnco county In 18f3. IIo backwards, drow forth a cord of silk,
tlcndoil tho common schools until ho twenty yards or so In longth ; nftcr
received ns good an education ns could I which thojugglor, with his hnnds bo
bo obtained by such moaii3. IIo then hind his back, threw forth from his
engaged In mercantile pursuits with I mouth two decanter stoppers, two
his brother in Mount Jackson. At tho 1 shells, a spinning top, n stono and sov-
breaking out of the rebellion ho unhes-1 era! other things, followed by n long
ltatlngly mndo up Ids mind to enlist, I Jot of flro I If tho wlso reader regrets
Is lovo of countiy overcoming tho I so much spaco being occupied by such a
persuasions of his friends nnd his pros-1 story, let him pass It on to tho children,
ccts In business. IIo was elected Or- foolish as myself, who will bo glnd to
lerly Sorgennt of tho Mount Jackson I read It. i'er;)j at the Far East.
uards which nfterwards becatno
nown as Mattery B, of tho First Penn
sylvania Artillery, but moro frequently Prussln nnd Switzerland stand pro-
laklnghls own name-Cooper's Uattcry. eminent among tho nations of tho old
o wrllo of what he did during his world for tho means they nrovido to
term of enlistment, would only bo to I insure tho education of all their people,
ro-wrlto tho history of that gallant or-1 Schools of every grade, from tho most
anizaiion oi men. no was nn acllvo elementary to those of tho hlirhost
paitlclpant In tho battles of Urnlnsville, grades, nro open to nil, ami of sujjicicnl
Mechanlcsvllle, Gaines' Mill, Now capacity to accommodate alt, and tho
Market NItoad?, Malvern Hill, Gaines- laws make it compulsory upon parents
Ille, Second Hull Itun, Chatitllly, nnd other i-uardlans to send their ehll-
South Mountain, Anllotam, Fredericks- dren of both sexes to tho elementary
burg first and Fredericksburg second, echooli at least for si term of years. And
Chancellorsvlllo, Gettysburg, Mine In Prussia and several of the other Ger-
Itun, Unpldaii Itiver, Wilderness, manic States all who aro In good bodily
Laurel Hill, Spottsylvanla Court House, und mental health arnscnt toBchool for
North Anna Itiver, in front of Peters- tho legal term. Muny, however, nt-
burg from tho middloof June, 1801, tin- tend school for longer periods than
111 tho Stli of August, when, after hav- thoso prescribed by tho laws, according
Ing served for over thrco months moro to thocoaditlon In llfo ot their families.
limn tho tlmo for which ho enlisted, ho I To go to tho " Lyceum or " Oymna-
was honorably discharged. Beforo slum," which is equivalent toour"Col-
leaving, nu tlio omcers or tho regiment lego." it costs tho student but two dol-
servlng with the army of tho Potomac, lars ami a half for his tuition for three
signed a petition to tho Governor for months, or ten dollars a year.
lis appointmont as Colonol of tlio regl- Tlio majority of tho people, however,
mcnt. It received very strong endorso- havo to work for their living, and thus
mont from Qen, Wninright, command- many thousands cannot afford tho tlmo
ing tho Artillery Brigade, Gen. Hunt, and tho expense, which Is the reason
Chief of Artillery of tho Army of tho w'hy theso higher schools aro not uni-
Potomac, and Gen. Meade. This petl- vcrsaly attended. Education In Gcr
tlou ho never presented. Gov. Curtln I many begins as soon as tho child is ablo
uttorwards, In a conversation with n I to learn his alphabet, and continual un-
mutual friend, regretted that dipt, til ho iscightecnor ninolecn. Hlspub-
Cooper bad not presented It, ns ho said He education commences when ho is
It would havo been a pleasuro to hlin to seven years old. Ho Is then placed at
havo promoted so gallant an ofllcer. tho primary school, whero ho Is kept
Tho Governor commissioned him Ma- until ho has mado sufficient progress to
Jor without nny solicitation. Wo feel bo received into tholyceum orgymna-
safuln asserting that no man in tho slum. At this tlmo hols well grounded
army was more esteemed by his brother I iu tho grammar of his own language,
otllccrs, forthoio uoblonnd manly qual-1 spelling, writing, arithmetic and geog-
uies which mauo me irun gentleman, l rapny. xuis preliminary lounuation
than was Capt. Cooper. His reputation 1 being well laid, thoso who can bo spar-
as n soldier Is without a blot. Ho was ed from work enter on tho higher
the special favorito of that gallant sol- course. This is a thorough one, and ns
dier, Gen. John F. Reynolds. Words eight or nino years nro devoted to it or
can scarcely convey to tho reader tho ought to bo tho youth who has passed
high estimation In which ho was held through It with credit ought to bo an
by nil thofn with whom ho came In accomplished man. Tho Latin, Greek,
contact. At tho first battlo of Frcdcr- French and English languages aro
leksburg, when Battery B stood Ira- taught, along with mathematics, hlsto
moveable tho only opposition on tho ry, the elements of tho sciences, pbilos
left of tho lino to tho enemy marching ophy (mental, moral and political),
to tho river in tlio rear of our army drawing and music. Singing is ono of
Gen. Ileynolds said: "Capt. Cooper Is tho favorito studies, and tho art or part
ono of tho bravest and coolest men un- singing is sedulously encouraged. This
dcr flro I over saw. nisnamo is known has always been popular in Germany,
all over tho Stale. As to integrity of and, being scientifically taught.lt has
character, ho Is known oufllciently doubtless contributed very powerfully
ell to our renders generally, to mako to tho development of tho national gen-
unnccessary for us to say moro than ius for music, which has given to tho
that his straightforward, open, frank Germans tho highest rank in tho mu-
.Imposition is only equalled by his I steal world. Indeed, no nation ap-
modesty and unassuming yet easy man- proaches them ns regards composers,
tiers. His kindly, beaming cyo Is tho although somo Italians havo surpassed
index to u noble, benevolent heart, and them In vocalization, and tho Frcncli
tito casual acqualntanca Is won to fast equal them as Instrumental executants,
friendship. His business qualifications This part-singing, or choral perform-
arc of a high order, and tho ofllco of ance, might bo cultivated hero with nil
Surveyor General could bo placed In no vantage; thero Is no accomplishment
bettor hnnds. Ho Is also n self-mado not oven instrumental nlavlntr which
man, und a representative of the labor- affords so delightful, and nt the samo
gmenot tno country, having for tho tlmo so innocent, a model of passing
past four years worked in n saw mill, the evening sociably as this does; but
Here, wllii coat oil, lio has labored to with us it forms no ncccssar) brancli of
egalnhis business fortunes, uufortun- education, as it did with tho Hebrews
alely but completely sacrificed whllo and tho ancient Greeks, and as It now
attune for his country. In this, too, does with the Germans. How many
ho shows tho true spirit of tlio gentle- an ovening would bo passed in tho do-
mati, adverto circumstances being pow- mcstlcor social circle, (werothlsaccom
ness ami in vain to discourage and de
feat him in business llfo.
For all these and many other reasons,
hundreds of voters throughout tho Stato
without respect to party, wlllca-jt their
mllots for Capt. Cooper. Tho Democ-
aey, In placing our favorito on tho
ticket, expects n good report from Law;
renco county nt tho next election, and
wo nro assured that sho will do her du
ty. Let us all go to work now, and tako
u nativo pride in ono who so nobly sus-
iilncd the reputation of our country In
tho "times that tried men's souls."
.Yen' Castle Gazette.
pllshmcnt universal) 'which is now
spent In "politics," tho bar-room, billiard-room,
or at tho card-table or in
moro exceptionable places 1 But to ro
turn to tho lyceura. Tho youth who
has devoted his eight or nino years to
Its courso of study, leaves It well pro
pared for tho technicalities and disci
pline necessary to enable him to mas
ter high occupations and professions.
Ho can go either directly to tho facto
ry,
An Indian Juia'IiT.
While tho tom-tom was beating and
Ihoplpo playing, tho Juggler, singing
all tho tlmo In low accents, smoothed a
placo In tho gravel, thrco or four yards
beforo us. Having thus prepared a bed
fortho plant to grow In, ho took nbask-
ot and placed It ovor tho prepared place,
covering It with a thin blanket. Tho
man himself did not wear a thread of
clothing, oxcept a strlp.round his loins.
Tho tlmo seemed now lo havo come for
tho detective's oyo I So Just as ho was
becoming moro earnest In his song, nnd
whllo tho tom-tom bent and tho plpo
shrilled moro loudly, I stepped for
ward with becoming dignity and beg
ged him to bring tho baskot nndltscov
er to me. Ho cheerfully complied
and I carefully examined tho basket
which was mado of opon wicker-work
I then examined tlio cloth covering
which was thin, almost transparent
and certainly had nothing concealed In
It. I then fixed my eyes on his strip of
clothing with such intensity that It was
not posslblo It could havo been touched
without discovery, nnd bado him go on
feeling sum that tho trick could not
succeed. Sitting down ho stretched his
naked arms under the basket, singing
and smiling as ho did so ; then lilting
tho basket oil' tho ground, ho behold, a
green plant about n foot high I Satisfi
ed with our applnuso ho wont on with
his Incantations. After Inning sat u
llttlo to glvo his plant time to grow, ho
again lifted tlio basket nnd tho plant
was now two feet high. I lo asked us to
wnlt n llttlo longer, that wo might tnsto
tho fruit I Hut on being assured, by
thoso who had scou tho trick performed
beforo, that tho result would bo obtain
cd, I confessed myself " ilono," with
out tho slightest notion of tho how
examined tho ground, nnd found It was
smooth and unturned. Apparently de
lighted with my Burprlso, tho Juggler
tho workshop, tho bank, or tho
counting house, tho ofllco of tho engi
neer, or tho studio of tho architect, or
tho Uuiverso to fit himself for the sci
entific or learned professions, And
with this liberal basis of acquirements
It is not surprising that tho Germans
aro taking such rapid strides In trado,
commerce, art, science, learning, and
power.
If ho prefers going to a University,
tho. expenso of so doing is not sucli as to
deter him. Ho can llvo well, and havo
full enjoyment of all tho privileges of
tho University for about five hundred
dollars a year. At Heidelberg bis room
costs him from n dollar to u dollar ami
half. His dinner at tho usual stu
dents' boarding-house costs twonty-fivo
cents, and ho can dine at tho best hotels
for eight dollars a month. His other
two meals togothor will not amount to
moro than the prlcoof hlsdlnncr. Ger
man students generally pass four or flvo
years at a University j they havo nono
of that fovorlsh Impatience, so common
with Americans, lo "finish" their
school education, as It is termed. Uni
versity honors aro accessible to nil, who,
nftcr payment of tho honorarium at
Heidelberg It Is n hundred dollars
can pass tho requlrod examination. Tho
feo on matriculation thcro Is eight dol
lars, for each courso of lectures of six
mouths, from flvo to eight dollars, and
for Instruction In tho laboratory, six.
teen. Hut thero is ono defect In tho
German University system which Is
dally coming Into groater prominence,
and, nnd will, perhaps, occasion much
trouble, viz: tho compulsory attend-
anco of tho students on tho theological
lectures. Thcro seems to an American
mind not only to bo no sufficient reason
for this, but mauy objections to It.
Thero Is so much lntltudo of opinion
among German divines, that scarcely
any two professors tench tho Bamo dec
trlnes: nnd It Is well known that tho
same laxity or heller prevails through
out Germany. From Ntander to
Strnuas thcro Is every variety of opin
ion, nnd uniformity is not possible,
though required by tho authorities.