The Columbian. (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, September 08, 1871, Image 1

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i-unMsnisu i:vi:itv ritiDAY moiinino
IN TUB COtdJMtltAH nlTlI.TIIKa KltAHTIIK
couiiT itounitf iuoomsiiuhh, l'A., nr
HENRY L DIEFFENBACH,
xniTuii And i-noi-ittr.Toii,
rms--Two Collars a Yc&r payftoio In odvinec,
job rniwTiNO
Mlldoacrlpllonn executed Willi neatness nud
dispatch nt reasonable rates.
Oolumbia Oountv Official Directory.
i limuientiivttirr willii. i...-r.m..
AHOCiate ,UfCI IHAM JIKIlll, JKAAU U, .HON-
Ji-olhm.clmi, .(p.-WFi.i.iNnTON n. kkt.
Jictjwrvtf lifcvruer ,v ii.i.iniun ii.jAe.-onr,
WifrM Allvmrv-V.. It. lKlXKIl.
?7iT((r-AAllON HMIT1I.
Xlltt-rmir-IBAAdPinWirT.
JVraniKr DAvm LowitxiiEnn.
OimmfMfmorJ Wlt.T.tAM U, llrjICIC, CVillM
li I 1I1I..1. II I1W." H IWll.l'r.ll.
Amtllorl-). J. tAMniELI., A-. J. AUlhllTKo'v,
(ITOIIO-Jnll" II. Iinl'rK,
Jvri Cbmmi tomi'J Isaac McDmnE.JoiisMo-
Anii.n 111
imnlu W'limnlrtlelrnf-lJllAIlI.lM O. JlAttKLKV,
i:h- m V'nr yiMtvlw Directors,
H. JI.Mii.i.nn,
M- I.IK, Ull I'll WOIHI, 11IA11I.1.H tUNM.ll, riec'y,
BlocuiBburg Official Directory.
Iltwmilvrrr JlanUnn Oi. .TnllN
A. I'UNUTON.
j'tesiiieni, 11. 11. iinoiz, cashier.
UllAS, II. P.VXTON.PlcVt.,
r. I. 'I ns-rtN. t 'ashler.
1 if iimri 1 ill Mill .11 luiitii imi1'iii
II 7. oidroiilyimi. Ii
't., '. W. .Mlt.l.KM,
Tf.iriW- I.. II. liITTI.E, ITCH
,' iiiMirn rtitltVnrt nml M11 fit7 Vm! ,t..miri
fi ii- -JnltX YllnwAH ,1'lcst., .1.11. Konisnx.Hec.
Iltoirwtljvrfj .Viiiml Ktnln-J Mind Anvrlattmi
J, J. lilloWIUt. I'lttliiCIll, iM, WlllTMOYIU, Hoo'y,
Slocmnbnrg Directoiy.
IA.1'P1, ItAflU li.ul ..I .11...
I' .. ..ui.jt.i-j. iiiii.li, III It. IUI MUU III UIO
CUia'Siuiah onlco.
STOVES AND TI NWAltE.
TACOIl MI.T7., donlcr in stoves niul tlnvnro
1 1 Ma In nt 1 o il , nbovo coutl house.
CLOTHING, Ac.
M
DAVID I,oVi:.NIli:ilO, Merchant Tnllor.Malu
bt., 1M Uoor above American limine.
l'M. MOb IllH, Merchnn t Tailor corner or I'c 11
H Hound Main si over Miller's sloro.
DituasfciiEMiOALS, &c.
K. &.TO'iaRrfltiaaAp,'t''cat,y-
MoVr.U I.UOS., Druggists niul Apothecaries,
1. towel h block MtUtl fit.
CLOCKS, "SVATOHKf, AC.
UhNIlYSU'lTINflKK, Watchc. Hprctiub'i
lc..clry Ac,, Main Hired nciir West fit.
) K.HAV Vi:f denier In Clocks, Watches nml
U Jewelry, Jlalnst., Just btlow llio Aincilcau
I iH Irt Iir.ItNII.VUl), Vn1rhiuiiH'l-rlc maker.
I J near mum cast corner Mulnnud J ion Mh,
OATIICA11T, Wnlch niul Clock .Malicr.Mnr
hot hlii'i't, btlow Mn.11,
iJOOTrf AND S1IOKS.
n M. K'NOIUE, Drnlcr In IIooIm niul .Slmet. Lit est
Ij. nml bfHt btylcH, corner ilulu aul Mnrktl
Mtti'ClM, lit llio okl l'ost OUlce.
lAVI1) IlKTZ.Koot riinlHhoemiltcr, Mnhiht.
I) IjoIow llartmau'sBtorp, west of Miirkct.
Ur.NUV KI.KIM, Manufacturer nml ilcnltr lu
Itoouniul hIkkjs, Urocerlts.cic., Malu bUett.
i:uHt liioomsijure.
M. JiUOWN, Hoot nml Rlioemaker, Mulu
, btrcct, under Iliov.-u'u Hotel,
I'KOFKSSIONAL.
nit. H. C. HOWl'.U, Hurseon ivntlat, Mala Bt.,
1 aliovo the Court House,
Du. war. m. ui:ni:u, HurM'noi.
i:.cli:iiiEulIlockoer WeltbVlj
and l'hjslchin,
uk Hloie.
Olt. 11, V, KINNKY, Hurnion Dentist. Teeth
tracted without palu: Main M.t luurly 011
k situ i:ilscopat Chinch,
n (1. UAKKhllY, Attorney-.u-rw. (nico,2d
U, lloorlu KxchangolllocU,iii. ;rlho"j:3cchaut'o
Hotel."
1 U. SU KIMA'Y,5I. I).,Hun;wn and I'liyblclan
J , noithmldu Main bt,, below Market.
r It. IlVANft, M. 1)., Hurcinii and I'liyslclan,
0 smith fildu Main hticet, below Market,
1 (. KUTTKlt, M. 1). Hurt;em and I'J.yblclnn
1 1 , Market street, abovo Main.
11. UOllIKON, Atlorney-aHaw, Ollleollart
, man'H bulIdluKi Main btutt.
MILLINUHY & FANCY GOODS.
11 l'lnT.HMAN, Millinery mill Kuucy Ooods,
ll. orroilto riilbcopal Clan ch, Mulu rt,
MISH T.IZZin DAllKIiUV, Mllllutr, Itarusoy
ImlUllncMnlli street.
MISH M. m.UUICKftON, Millinery Hint Kuncy
(looLlti, Main it., below Miukct.
Mlt. U. KIiINi:, Millinery anil luncy aoo'li
Main btreet lielow Murlict.
MI1H. JULIA A. .t HADI5 IIAItivI.IlK, laullck'
L'loaks and Dretia l.ateru., buulhcubt corner
Mulu and Wcfatsts,
ll'ill! MISSKH IIAltMAK Millinery and 1'iincy
(Jooils, Mainht., lielow Ameilcuu houko,
JIOTKLS AND SAJ.OONS.
liOIilCS IIOT1.I., by T. lknt. Taylor, cant end
x ui .Main Mice.,
Jl KUOHANTU AND OltOOKUS.
t
1 c. MAUU, Dry Coodi and Motions, Eoulh'
W MCht comer Malu nud Iron fats.
A. UIX'KW.Y, Hoot and Khoo Ktoio, hooki
n .lACOHH.Contectlonery,
U, St., below Don
roceiies etc., Main
l.'OX .t WiniH, Confectionery and Itakcry,
l VJlOll'biUU
3 mid utiiU, Kxeluince lilock,
( HOi:it, HatHond Caps, Hoots audHhoo
, Main nt., above Coutt House.
I H. MA1ZK. Mnuiinolli (iroiery, Uno (ito
iK ecrlcu. 1'iuum, uta, 1'rovUlou, Ac, Mntn
uiu noil niiivin
Jl (liorcrleN.Klour, l''ecil,Hilt,l''Nh.Iron,NaiNl
t1Mi:iiVY. NUAhA I o.
.'aleiHin Dry (loodi
utc.,N, H, cov. Main and Maikct fcts.
H H. MIU.KU MN. dealers In Dry lo
O, tlrnci rles, cjucenbv, air, I lour, halt, Hboen(
roiions, eic,,jiaiust,
jriSOKLLANKOUiS.
0'
lONKTAUI.IM DLANKSforfaalonl IheC'uM'Jt
ni vn uuice.
n m. ciiuiht:
J. maker, Hhl
ve's liloeic MaliiKtrttl,
nW. IlOllHINM.IIiiuoi dralersi cond door ri
iinrlhwekl eoiuer Main mid lioiifals,
1,1 .1. THOUNTON, WallPiiper, Window Mi.
lit uud ttxtures, lluptrl block, Main st.
n W. COllKI.Ii, Furniture. Itoonin, three ol..i
VI' muck, Ainin nueei, webt oi iniiiitci hi.
1 1 llOHKNHTOClC.Photogrnplur, over ltoliblus
i f Kiifi'tH punt', giaui he.
H. KUIIN.dciilcrlnMeat,Tullow,rleCheni
l ueriui a uuey, j carol Aliierican imum.
H. UINOLKlt. denier In olnnos. nmans ntii
iuelodconi,ni u, W.Coieli'fafiirnlltiio rooms
rjAMllllI. JACOIiy.Marblo nnd llrown Htono
liworus, Jiasi jiioombourclterwlck road,
WM, ItAIIll, elcaler In furniture, trunks, coeler
willow win e, near the Forks Hotel.
CI FOSTHIt, (lino Maker, nnd WhttcTnuj rawy
I, Taiiner,8eottoui.
Ell. niDI.KMAN, Au-ent fur Munsou's Copper
Tubular l.luhtuir.!; ltod.
TOTi: HOOKS, and blank NOTlM.wltliorwlth
w nui exemption, lor sale ni inu lvi.uuuia
wiin,
Light Street.
UV. OMAN A Co.,WhcelwrlfihtM, llrftt door
, ubovoUcliool House,
1011N A.OMAN, Mnntifactureraud dealerlu
J Hoots und Hhoeji,
It
H. 1INT, dealer Hi Blovcs nnd Tiu waro lu
ull tu blanches.
nirrKlt F.NT, Miller, and duller lu all kind, or
l iirnin, f lour, reeu. ac, ah uiiius oiuiant
purelmud.
Espy,'
.1
1 a
1 F.ltK'ltlllAltD,4liuo..deaierrnD'ryUoodH,
J)' Uroctrlcs.auducucralMcrcliaudUei,
1,'HPY HTKA M FI.0 U ItIN uTuLLHOH, Fowler,
l!i Proprietor.
,1 D. WKltKIIUISFlt.IlootandHhoeHtoreiind
inanurueioiy, HLop on Malu Htreet op-
posiiu iuu nieuiu mm.
W. KDCIAIt, Ha.qmhnuua Piauliiii Mill
VOLUME V. NO. 3B.
Oronfjovillo Dirootory,
A n.';lH..,1l0.T'If;.c"l,t!ntcr.lld
. Miiu ni() UUJUW i JU,
U,i'KK ,A I'niiniNO, dealtr In Dry
'inlii f C ''"mu" anil etneral Mercl
(Iood.
Ti'i.".K J.'!.,.n't' rerreMmient Haloon, by
JJ ltohr M'llenry cor.of Main and l'lncni. '
Dlt. ;'.A.:(IAU(ini,,riiyi,ielnnnn(lSnrgeon,
Main licit door to Oood'd Hotel,
DA VI I) IIHUUINII. Flour and Orlst Mill, nml
Dealer In Krnln.MlllHtreel. '
taMimii iiaiimam ..i i" 7T. 7
J'deVlXr.' Sill 'in hi.V below l'lno?1"" " Vn'
GCHUYMIU A CO..IronrouA7f:i,
U nndM.mufacttiieinorplown.MlllHt, '
triLMAMli:r,ONO HhonnnlaTnti tiiviuur.ic-
1 1 iurt:roi iiriCK, AMtl Ml., WCHl of 1'uiO
Cp.tnwisfln.
I) If. DA I.I.MAN, Merrliiiiit Tailor, Heciiv.il HI
J J. Iti.ljliluw llulldllii;.
IV'"1' '' ItOliniNH. Hiirucon nnd Physician
l) Hecolul St., below Mnln.
ptlillDUT A KMNII.drv Roods, croccrlcn, nnd
m ceiii'iiu incrcnniiuiio, iluln Bliccl
T 11. KIBTI.r.lt, "CattftwlBui House," North
f corner .Mniunna Meeomi mrreis.
t Ki:il.i:il, Hlllnrd Haloon, OyHeru, nud lee
. villi in ftt.lllll illlllll oi.
M, 11UOI1HT, dealer hi Uencral Merchandise
Dry (Joods, Groceries ftc,
OUHQlTr.HANXA or Drtck Hotel, y. Kosten-
n hailder Pmnrlittor Kimlh.i :ikt mini f Mnln nti1
Hecoml Street.
WM...
. Alino'lT, Atlonny at law, Main bt.
Buck Horn.
1 O.A W. II. HlODMAK'Ut, dealers In dry
lll.KOinlH, uioeerles nnd general lucrchaintlv .
I Irnt ntoro In f.outiicnd ol town.
Philadelphia Directory.
JItJIIAllD.SON l;. WJUOIIY, J It.
ATTOKNHY AT LAW,
NO. IIS KOUTII SIXTH BTItnill',
rmr.Aiini.i'iiiA
an. l'71-ly
51. ICElMlKAltT,
ij with
15AHNKH, IIIIO. it HKIUION,
HATH, CAPrf, hTUAW OOOPS A FUIUI,
No. Wl Market Hlrcet,
(Abovo Fifth,)
Pnir.AriEi.rmA.
YAINWKIGllT & CO.,
wiiuixpam: okoci:h.s,
N. i:. Comer Hccond and Arch btuets,
PlItbADELlllIA,
Dealers in
Tl:AH, HVltUPH, COMTU, HUOAlt, SIOf.AS3tH
uicr, bi'ices, r.i CAini boda, ac, dc.
40rders will receive prompt attention.
may lo.rj.tr.
Business Cards.
c. J1-
IIUOCKWAY, .
ATTOltXBY AT LAW,
liLooMsniinn, i-a.
4IT'Ol-'rH'K Court Houso Alley. In the Co-
U3IIU.IN IllllUlltl. IJlllll. UI.
li. TUKNEll
PHYSICIAK AND BUItOKON,
m.OOMHllUUO, PA.
Cli'itMri! over r.iitT.'s Ilrnf? Rlnrp. lleldono
ai km Mleet. 1st door below liuv. D.J. Waller.
ilicl'j'70.
ATTUUliV AT 1 ,
lN()(lke. lloillltlis, llaile-l'jiy and Pensions
collected.
ltlooulhbilli; I'll, Hep.'JU'OT
pOHKItT F. ULAHK,
A1TOHNKY AT LAW,
OlIlcoMalnKIreet below llio Court House,
lihmiiihuuiK l'eim a.
II. LITTLE,
ATTOltNEY AT LAW,
Olllen rourt-Hnuin Allev. below lb" I'oI.IlM
I N Olllco, Illooliisnurt! I'll,
yKTKUINAHY.
Into fit m (Jeimanv. olllrs his utrvlccs to tho
puuiic an a ccituiuitM.i
HOUSE AND COW DOOTOH,
and nil olhcr aulinalK, forvhlch hN (harKen nm
iiuiiurait'. no can niwavH vo lounueast moo ui
Hi rwlck road, nearH. H.-iacouya Maruio iaru.
iiiooinsouitf, Jiay i-, ia.iiy.
1' Us I I1V7I111 JUll
J would nmioimco tn thcfltl7cnsof I'looms-
and t-'oiunielo ahaortment of
ii nr nml u in it v. ltmL tin hat utit luceiveu a mi
Vi'AI.L rAVHlt, WINDOW HHADKH.
ilXTCUIUS, COKDS, TASSELS,
mul.iU other j;ood3iu Ills Hue of luiKlneRi. All
tlio newest and most npCfved vntlrrns nl" the
nay nio always 10 uo lounn in iim enaoiunmem.
ma r.5,'ty-t
MalnHt.UlowMarltct,
Til
US1NKSS GAUDS,
JL J YlhlTINU CAHDH,
LLTTCIt Hi:AD,
dilIj iii;adm,
n:oui:AMMi,
l'OHTKKM,
AC, ,ti .
NVally uud Cliotiply Printcl
from tho Utlent Hlylcs of Type at th
COMJMllIAN OKKICh.
JOOTS AND SHOES.
CIjAKK M, JIKOW.N,
MAIN STUEET, VNUtlt UUOWN'ii llOTi;!..
A lull and comnietn nssoitineut nf readv nnde
boots Hint shiHstor Iupii. unnwu nml ehlMren
j list liulMd and for saluat reasoiiablo tales.
vniieiusio suiiaii ciasves or (iislonieis. 'Jin-
tfStoi wo K 11010 iil short nctlr.' fii iictfto urn.
uive mm acau. inn 171.
JEW
BTOVK AND TIN SHOP.
SAIAH HAOENIHJCH,
MaluHtrcctouodoor above H. ftil,ir-nhi.nL
Sloie,
A inro nssorimeni or Ktnves, Heaters and
KauKC'i cousiaiiuy on nulla, anu for saio at the
io esL iiiu'M.
tnd saii(.racllou iruarnulcid.
Tinnini; innii us nrancnescarcnniyaitendiidto,
Tin work of all kinds wholesale, and retail,
A
iai is rcnuesuu,
Jan 171
TVT K W GOAD Y A It D.
i.- Tin: 1
iiudcrslLMHd rcNpocttully Inform the
cttlrrns of lthKimsburi! and Columbia count v.
that they J: ten all the uiiieriiiinunihers nl stove
coal and selected lump coal tor smithing nurpn
sis, on their wharf, adjoluluu M'Kclvy. Neat A
Cos rurnncc; with 11 food alr of ItMttJlo scales
on the wharf, to weljjh tiul, buy, nml sttaw I
Ill;owlsfi a hotso and wagon, to ilellvor coal lo 1
innso who uesiro 11. as iney purcuasen large 1
amount orcoal.they Inteml tokcep a superior ur- I
tlcle, and sell ut tho very lowest prices, l'lease
can nnu examine ior yoursuiv neiore rnreuiu,'
inif eisewhcie, J. w. HKNDKIUsHiiT.
AIKHTHTIIH MASON.
TIIE untloraltrnotl will tako In ox-
Xchnutfo for Coal and Uroccrles, the followliu:
oeTi ar'aVlTOoffiSr
I'-Klin. ILy. (VI!.. tllA III0IIP1II. Ilkll 111 MU U, III. I
T w iri.'UTii..iiuTtn.r
JAllK CIIANOE.
pneo 11174, cost , I.V.O. This sUpc,i,a ,llllrllm(,(
rim rA i.t. Ki'ciiiiuoiinniit. & r...t
In New York, nml had been bnipu "ow week."!.
i.', iv i ii jfujri. oit.cr nun iu event resiH'et
Miual 10 n new piano. Terms posshKnivcukii in
'.elviince. AddicssIor,onewcelt, """'"'"
II. W. V(CIT1.I
may 20'71-tr
Munch Chuuk, l'a,
pURLINO CIIEAH.
lly usluir nils nrtl.lo tadles and (lentleinou
fan Uuuiliy themselves u thousand fold. This
'!...' "'"i'11 U'i will cull Miiuisui niiir.
nnd at the same tlino ulvo lo It n beaullfnl npl
luiaheo. It alio immolates, beaullrles aiid
I' Causes. It eoll tin si, 1.1.1.II0.I n. In pniim Ih.,
hair lo curl any lenml, !,ms desired, rlent
" "'"Al.i5KUTOWNHr.EY.
Mlddlciowu. Admus CO.. Pa.
septni-ciri,
Miscollanoous.
JTKW STOCK OK OLOTIIINQ.
Kro3luurivul or
HUMMHIt UOODH.
IIAVII) JiOWKNlinwi
Invlteii nttcntlnn to Ills ntock of
cunAP and KABiiioNAiir.n ci.utiii.no.
AlbloKtaroou
MniliMrecl, In HIiIvo'h l.loelt.nno eloor Wttti.'
U. C, .Mnir'rt Htori',
iiiooinniirt;, i'ii.,
wli""' no Inu Ju-.t received rrorn Now Vmk nml
m,Mh fu 'Tl"ienl or '
" ,WIW,MW,B 'uursu,
"icimiina llio most f.ifihlonaMo, durabln. Mid
iiuiMisonio
ikix.iuci;, iioc(.i,(ntM.ANi)oii..iii.oTii
CHATHAM I l'ANTM.
or nil notls,R?esandeolorii. Ho bnsnlsii reiden.
iimi iim itiri'aiiy larto siiicie or
f.M.I. AND WINTKUKHAW1X,
hTUU'IIll, riUUItKD, AND I'l.AIN VM4TH
HIIlltTH,CltAVATtl,HT()CKH. CUI.IiAltH
IIA NllKl-.ItCHIHl'H, atwvix,
BUSI'lINIlKlW, AND FANCY AUTIC1.1S1
lo ii.it conitnntly on hand n Inreii nnd wc11-bc.
teici n-jsaruncni or
CLOTIlil AND VlaTINOH,
which bo U prepared to nlako to order lulonnv
klud "f tlotblnif, on cry nbort notice, nnd In ll.e
-best manner. All his cicthln In made to wear,
mm .mint ui uinoi noino iiianiu.ictnre.
tlOUH WA10IIE.S AND JUWCUY,
oi every description, fluo and cheap. Ills enso ot
Jewelry Is not surpassed lu th!s;plaee. Call and
examine hlspcncral aeorlincnt of
CLOTniNO, WATCHUS JKWPUIY, AC.
J-1"1'71 DAVID UnVKNIiKUO.
. ii. MiLi.r.n a bON,
havo rcmovodlhclrBlorolotho room fonnerl
-viuuu uj.ivimeniiaii.on jiain Btreel. It iuiiin.
buitf, marly opposite tho nnkcoiial rimtn,
whrio they uio dctci mined ti.eMonainHMlrniif
U nns r.s can ho h ocuicd cl:.o w he re. Thlt r slock
(ii'iitrlbti
hADlli' DliHKM (JOODH
o! thocholcoRt MyIeiniMl latest f:uhloim,f.;t r
with nlaryo UAKounient nf Diy (hhlH and lint,
ccrlos.conslstlnnof tho nllowtnjr i rth'lin
t aipeti,
Oil Cloths,
CtthB,
Canli K-rr-i,
HIiiwIh,
Klatnit-'H,
SllllH,
Vlillo h,i,dh,
l.tueiis,
H(wp BkirtH,
M iisUijs,
UolloWWKlO
Cedars are
tjucenswaro, UnidwaiP
Hoots and BhocH,
liats and dps
Hoop Notfi,
UmhrellAfi,
XiOoklng-dla'JHo,
Tobacco,
VotKo,
WU;arn,
Trip,
ltlcn,
Allspico,
Ulncor,
Cinnamon,
Nutme;:
and 'ooK (ihnkuaui.y.
in unoii, cvcryinicK ntnaliy keit In rvmntru
wincn thoy i,.vtt tm fti tentltoi oftho
public generally. Tho highest price will lo paid
ror country rroJ'ice m exchange for rooxIh.
H. if, Mlf.LKH.VKO.V.
1tlM.ll.i.t.1ll !
npr571-:f
q c. m a n n
Iiavojustrccclved from tho eastern markeU n
larRo and well selected stock of
D It Y 0 O O D H ,
00N8IHTIN0 UK
Cni-sliin-rs,
JeaiiK,
Heft blenched A
llrown MusllnH,
CllcOt)H,
Thklniis,
Tahlo Linens,
Cotton .t
AH wool flamicN,
AC,, AC,,
A; good stock of
lAdlcH dress Knf'N,
liUtiwt slylcH a patterns.
Hplcesi ornll klnda,
(lood stock Krorerks,
liucensware,
Slono ware,
Wood A willow ware,
l-'lour A Chop,
AKoKltchfti Crystal Bonp for cKanltij; 'I in
llrafi.Ae, All goods sold cheaji for cash or pro
duce.
Ho would call tho attention of buyers to his
well and ou utility selected assortment which
comprise everything usually kept In the couu
try, fecllhu confident that ho can sell them
goods nt Mich pilceR s will f-usurc satlsfticllon,
Jau I 71 If CO MAHU.
JOHN 0, JACOHY'S
HAKKHY AND CO N KECT ION K H Y !
HKHWICK', 1'KNN'A.
Tho imdeikieiu il would n siirrl full v liffoini
tho Ciil7i'us ol Ueiwlek, and lelulty, that ho
nas opeueu u luimctiuncry nnu lianery in
ODD riXLOWri' JIAL1.,
IMwhk.r.i,
whero ho Is prepared to furnish
all kluds 01
1'IiAlN AND FANCY CANDICH,
FUUNCH CANDII-S,
l'OHKHlN AND DOMCHTIO KUUITM
OHANOHH, I,1:M0NH, KAIHINH
Ac., Ac, Ac, Ac,
BY WHOLESALE AND II ETA 1 1-
Afiinii" thn nssoitincnt will ho found Crcnn:
beilN. nits, Apples, Cocoa Nuts, JellleH of ilillcr-
ent lilhtlrt. AtiiKluid. Cat sun. ritk es. t.'hoeo ale
Cnuntd Km It of all kinds. Corn Stiiuh, JVC Ills
cult, Hoda Cinclteis, Ulster Crackers, Chu'sc,
Hoap, WillUiu l'a per, Agutnuul I'apus, ten
EISII AND OYSTEHS,
And m-oduco of all kinds. Knsh llrcad an
Cakis every day. liu Cuamlu iSeasou, Voui
patrouao is boiic-iteu.
JUIItl II, '11 I .
Ilorwlclc, Jan 171-tv
QONFK G T IONKHY,
Tho nnilcrslKUCM would respectfully autiotu.t
10 inu puuiiu iiiui on iihn openeu a
riltST-CLAHS CONriXTIONKUY HTOItl-:,
in thahulIdlnelAtelr occupied by Vox A Wet
wuuiu ne is prepared lo luuitui uti kinds of
I PLAIN A KANOY CANDIlH,
WIUNCII OANDIF.S,
FOUKION & DOMI'.STIU FltUITH,
NUXU,1U1SINH,AC.,40.,AU.
BY Wl OZ.BS A L R On IlKTAIL.
111, niiiiii. n 11111 lunioriineni oi ull ifuoos
his lino or business, a ureal variety or
DOIiI.B, royfl, e
If1" 11,8 "0lWay'- VMUmUit "nM"
11HKAD AMD UAKKH,
I or nil kinds, fresh every day.
lOHllIHTMAB CANDIKH,
U1IIHTHAU TOYU,
A rail Is solicited, and .atbmictlon w
lEtluranlcee).
Jttll Pil-ly KCK11AHT JACOIIH
JN
BUltANOE AGENOY
WynmlntE
itttna h
Fulton N. Y -
North America ...
1211.000
1,11110,0110
1'io.uu
miy..
4W,(H10
I KSSnv
I Merchants
International N.Y... l.OH.uo
NhiearuN. Y..... J.HXi.U)
Merchant iki.ln)
I MrlnDt1a.l S7iH.ni
?tVmK$ IwnOTii" n"y S
A?l,LnJi'liv V ' ' " """ Xl
I 1Ua"X t.liy...... : .OO.0tW
I Atlautlo N Y Vwm
". V UW
I rEAH UUUWN, Aatnt.
1 mr3l'71-ly, iiloohbbuiiQ J'
BL00MSBU11G, PA., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER
BuBiucrjfj Card.
JIiOOJI FEltHY.
llio Illoom Ferry cnmiinny linn bail It flail
anil boats tbnroiihly reriilreil nml h now In
nblo lionr. Tim timlerHluni'il will bo In nllcn
elanenatany tllno to wait uimn cmliincr at rail.
'nilinevs in no nil lixnnl frrrvlm. nl nnv vr.nntt.
lirl'lTl-ly JOHN O, (JUIflC.
A
Hl'LE N I) 1 1)
1: i, 1: s t 1: o u fs x
with two suit itni:iis ATiintii: moi-h,
n be bought for 41 Ml) nt
i. w. Nir.i,
IMntm W'llfl.l'ru.lrtu tinnf- l.'..rl.u I f r.tr.1
rnnyI77l-Cin.
3 i-oojisiiima MAitm.K woukh.
(HJN'ION A HTKKM,
(Sueeesfcors to A. Wltninn,)
ltinbrdliilly liifiitin Ibo Mil.llo Hint thev nrn
ow fully Miimieil In .In nil kinds of woik In
iilr lino of liimlneiis, upon teiiKonublii lenns
l shot l nolle e. Hutliriiclliiii Miirrnnled In nil
Uan,lX'71.y
A1KIAINS 1IAIIUAIN8.
qtllC'lv MAI.m A Nil KMAI.l. fKOriTS.
HAVK votm moni:v.
(lo In
!:H ninomsburi!, Pa , ror nil kinds of Ibo best
houio and city iniulo
r II 11 M I T II H 13 .
Prices lensol:ab!o niul tin. l,it u-n.L .lr.n
Jaul'71-tf
gUAltPLESS A 1IAUMAN,
in consideration or tearing down our woiks
Id rcbUlhlmff Which Will hit rnininrnreil virv
soon wo nro, olh-rliiE; plown, sloven, du.. nt
greatly reduced prices.
11. K. HHAlll'LKfiS A 1. H. IIAUMAN,
doonisbUrir. l'a. I'mnrlAlnm
nr.Itf.'o'Mf.
s
ATE 11 O O F I N G,
evmr
V A It I E T Y
MOST EAVOlluil.E HATES,
OI1N THOMAH. An CAHPKU J. THOMAS
IOH.1T77. TUnnmBliiifi.. 1'il
MAUAZINKS, DAI LYA WKEICliY
l'An:HS Ol'ALD KINDS
tiii: 11001; stoiii: ori'osiTETiiK cout.T nousK.
A No an amorlment of Porteinonnalci, Dasn
toiis fiiiii Ateount hooks, consmntiy on hand.
hLh not on hand ohlilnrd on kIhh t iinllcn.
New Hooks aro ronslantly bcln addeil to tho
loomsimri; i;ireuialliHi jahraiy." A1H01114 tho
t ant "(Inllt nml 1 niMH-f licit " "MiJ in., ii.su
Hlr Harry," " Hot Hpur of Huinblelhwall," nod
jiennum," ric. apr 'Jf,'7l li
J-KW OUQAN AND PIANO
W AIlliHUUMHi
oltAs a I'IAnos rou sai.k on inhtallmknts.
Inn r.S from nil first. rlnvH mnlcnra frnm fT'Jltn
tltux). OrKnns from f 50 to A splendid Oruan
"(lave, z set rtcus, nnti iiemlo Willi paneled
Hack Walnut Case, onlv ClS.U). KImpIo reid.
same ease as above, S10). I havo made arrange
ments to huvo the latest music on hand as soon
as published. Ten hers supplied atreuior dis
count. Warcrooms, Main street, near Corks
lotol. tf. I. W.NIMX.
pilKSTKK S. KUItJIAN,
HAUNI'-SS, BA1)DI,B, AND THUNK
MANUKA CTUUrit,
I dealer In
cauw:t-ijaoh, valihkh, kly-nitih,
1!LFt'AI.O KOIirS, JlOKaiC-lil.ANKKTS Ac,
ilch ho feels confident ho ran srllaL lowrr
rato than any other person in the i-muty, Kx-
Shop opposllo tho Post Olllco, Main f-tnet,
oonisimru, l'a.
iVHJT. 0, IWO.
D
E N T I X T It Y .
11 u, iioWi:u, di;ni j.-)i.
Hexpcet fully oilers his professional services lo
tlin ladles and gentlemen of HIoomOiuiHand vl
ully. Ho is prepared tnaltend to all tho varl
ousoperallouu in tho line or bis pron-sslon, nnd
pioviueu Willi uioinifHWiuproveu i'okcki.ain
ktii w uicii win lo niherieu 011 koiu pi.iiing
ver ft ml rubber baso to look as well as tho 11 at
al teeth. Teeth extracted by alUhoncwanif
st approved methods, and all operations on
teeth rnrelnllvniiil tironoilv nttcudeil to.
Residence, nnd olllcy a few doors ahove the
Court House, same side.
juoomtuurc jan.i'71 ly
fl h O 11 E MUTUAL
MPK INSUIIANCE COJII'ANY
o jr
NEW YOH1C.
Iny Fieeinan, President, II, c. Ficeninn,l-eo
Casli capllal over J,ooo,ii,all paid.
II.
ItOr.ISON, 1U.005IRUU110, l'A
UF.NKUAr, Afll'NT,
For I.urcruc, Lycoming and t'olunibla
rouutlcs.
AUK.SO.'tiD.
JiXCUIANCiE IJAKEltY
A N 11
0 ONKECTION E It Y ,
11I.OOMH11U1UI, PA.
Tho unileihli'ned. succcssois of I-'. Wldmer
onld lesneetlullv nunoiinco Hint thev liaie
akeu Ihn wclbestabllshctl slaml recently oceu-
tut liy I lie) nbovo luinieu, in lUooniKiiurtr, nml
it.iifiii'ii lo i-niitfntio Uio liu.lnos or 111 11 nu fun.
mini' ami kclllns;, by
Vi'iiolehaia: and kctah.,
mfiellonerv or eifrv otllo nnd kind. Also.
bey will liavont all tlinesft complclo sunplvol
In. best nml liesbeht lllllldliud I'llke. l'arlle'S
di slrlne; itiothiiii; in llilsllno will liud it toll.elr
iivauiau 10 cuuon 111.
AN ICE CItEAJI SALOON
s added tn tho establishment, mid ladles and
tin is w ho mnv naiionie in. m;iv re v noon
tinii t (I'pli hur rtui 1 1 nf tf nt loll. A rr ii,nimliln
linro ofruhii't liatronat'oisnspeeiiuiiysoiKiti
llaspbeiry. Lemon, nnd either Hymns, In larj
lid small tnianiuits, eoiiMnuuy on nanu.
IUAJKI.K A bTKC
KCKI.L.
May 5. 1S7I. xv
jj g. ii 0 w 1: it,
is.openeun nrr.i-e.un
DOOT, BUOK, HAT CAP, AND FUK HTOHU
at tho old stand on Main Street, lUoomsburg.aruw
ItllKaOOVO IUULUUO limiH', 11 IN M.IH U let COII1'
iMseitoflho very laiesinnu nesisiyies ever oihn
I'comniodato tho public with tho followlnccoods
ai inuiowebi luii'H, juph u ur.ivy iiouuiu soieu
sti.ya boots, lnetriiuouuio anu single tap soled
kin boots, men's heavy stoga shoes ofntl klmls.
men's lino boots and shoes ol all grades, boy's
IIOUUIU NOK'U UUU1H llIHI,UIH- UI Ull U.1IU1K, lUPU I
glove Kill uaimorai siioeM,uitn's, women's, uoys'i
nml iuUki-h' IukLIiil! milters, women's ulovo ki.
polish veiy Uno,w omen's moroeeo llaliuoialsani!
calfshoes, women's veiy lino kid buttoned gall
ers. in snori ooota oi an uesiiipnous ikjiii ptg
ged nml sewed.
111 ent or
ATH, CAPtJ.FUKM AND NOTIONS,
which cnmnrtseii all tlio new nnd roimini vuri.
e ties nt prlees whle h e-anuot bill to suit all. These
goiMii 1110 ouerea ai uio lowtsi euMi raieri aim
will bn gumautued toghe tatisfiicllou, A call
Is solleltid hefoio tunchaHlug elsewhere as It Is
believed that better bargains are to be found
liiaiiai nny muer piuco iu mo couiuy.
Hotels.
Montoui; nousi:
ltUPKUT, PA.
WILLIAM IlUTLKIt, Pioprletor,
ThlsUousoh.ivlnghcen put In thorough icpnlr
Is now open for Ibo leceptlou of guests. N
pains win uo upaicuin ensuro inttpiireci com
itri en viio iraeii'is. j no rronrietor solicits
share of mihllo mitioiiiiL'p. 'ihu bar win I
stock Oil at all times with line liquors uud clears.
Jlllll n
JJENTON HOTEL.
W. P. PIATT, Proprietor,
IIOTON, COI.UMUIA COUNTY', PA,
This will known House having been put li
,ii..iuuii ,1-,'ui, in .I... (,,ivii mi mo reeepiiiui
vlsltois. Nu pains havobeeu spare'elluensu
tho periect eeimrort or em sis, The propiletor
lilsollllisuBtaue fiuiu tbuJIotel to lllisiinsburif
and tlileruieilliite ihiIiiIs on Tuisday, Thursday
uud Haturday of melt week, jau Plsfl
rjTIlE ESPY HOTEL.
ESPY, COLUMIUA COUNTY, PA.
The undersliinoit would Inform Dm irnwillttt
riUbllo that ho bos taken the above named eslnb
Ishmeiitaml thorouutily rctltled llio same 101
tho perfcci;conenle-ncuof hlsitucsts. Ills larder
will bo stocked Willi Hie best tlio market atlords.
The choicest liquors, wines aud cigars always lo
uu luuuu IU ins oar,
WILLIAM PKTT1T.
.n P7I Kspy, Pa,
Poetical.
l-'or tho Columbian,
Hnpjitltosx.
I1V lll.I.ir LAUHACII.
Hapmsi i-nrth's Joys aro llctllnu,
Poknii'im aro her fn In test llowcr.1,
All her .Tulles nro clnmed hy nndnoss,
Fraught with cloudd her miiinlcst hours t
Trantentnll her wealth and nr lendor,
Rnon ljf r palaces decay.
And her hopes, nh ( Klrycmtl m,
At her feit, In lulnslay.
I r a I'i'i hmH-nouuht but thy sha tow
Hhhiison this Urrestlal sphere,
lint th n art radio it In tho he.ivens,
Unalloyed by pnlu,or Tont
Aye, llii.u'rtsonrliu; hldi lu nlory,
Wrltlin nu enth aiiKet facoj
(JlorloiH I in press of Jehovah,
Kssdirnof tho (JavIouiN nraen,
Hai'i im 11 thnn'rt hero thn Imp rs
Join in nnn lmrmoulous lone,
Where tlm lUhur.cryNlat waters
llublio irotn .Tl1io ah's throiiot
Whole tho hloivl washel throiia ate slncln;:
Hoff tut lowlltetrcidcnco hwm t,
Ami In roben of spotless Rlory,
Ho.r 'rinind thoHavlour's feet.
HAriiNrs-I know I'll find Iheo,
Whui my Havlour bids mo come,
Thoiisn I'v i.trthlv tleo to hlud me,
Yit I'm ltiugluB for my home.
LohkIiij; for that bliss Immortal,
Whero tlio w tnrled are at reit,
And like f.t.orod John reclluliu,
Happy va tho Saviour's breast,
Inilhis-'iniic.
IIY (IE0KUK COOPKIl.
When st 1. tows lengthen on tho plain
And leave avo scarlet tu tho sun ;
Wluneoivs au lowlnsln tho line,
An J eoailns liomowardono by one
When mlts aro tangled lu tho trees
That erh.ms thorlvers hank ;
And farmers chat and tako their ease,
And shin hit; palls go "clink and elnnkj"
That's mllklus.tlmo.
When puss and I'ldo linger round,
And run beslilo tho tlalry.matds ;
When cite Hn-i swallows skim tho r round,
And ou thocave;! makosuddiu rAlds ;
Win n r.jsy girls u ditty shin,
Aiidsfj'ilrrels hide lu leafy honioj
And cto-swlsojets go l'plii;j nnd pint '
And pnlU nio heaped with creamy hum :
That's mllklng-llmu.
When llltlu ouos nro tired with play,
And In Ihu corners blink and nod ;
When katydids aic loud nud gay,
And wetted grows tho chilly sod ;
When stars aro fow nnd faintly glow,
And .uikiug ilrctlles gather fast,
I.lko drifted ilakea ol golden snow
ies hey for homo; tho hour U past
1 For mlll;lng-tlmo t
Miscellaneous.
Till: 'i:W IIKECIIKU CHL'KCII.
11Y MAP.K TWAIN.
Ifthollov. Jlr. Smith, or tlio Itnv
Mr. Joiips, or tlio Hcv. Jlr. llrown
wcro nlioitt to Imild a now churched!
lice, It would lio projected on thosamo
old pntlcrn, nnd bo lil;o pretty much
nil tho other churches in tho country,
find ?o I would naturally mention It as
a new rrcsuyieri.m cnurcii,or a new
Methodist church, or a new JJ,nH!
oi.nroi, .i -ti 1'iini: ol1 calfiiif? It
y tho iiastorM namo; hut when a
lleecher projects a church, that edifice
ucMWftrlly Koiiit,' to Lo soniotliliifT
entirely fie.ih ami oricinal : It la not
colntr to Lo Ilko any other church In
tho world ; it Is Koinr to ho as varlcsa
ted, eccentric and marked with as po
uliar mid hlrlklnj; nn Individuality as a
lleecher himself ; ItisKoln; lo havo a
leal moro lleecher iu it than nny ono
narrow creed can flt into without rat
tllnc, or any ono arbitrary order of
architecture can symmetrically enclose
tnd cover. Consequently, to call It
mply a ConsreKtiUonal church would
not glvo half an idea of tho thlni,'.
There is only ono word hroad enough
and wldo enough and deep cnouf-h to
tako in tho whole nil'.tlr and express It
clearly, luminously and concisely and
that is Jlccelicr. Tho projected edifice) I
nm about to speak of is, therefore, prop
erly named iu my caption as a new
llecclicr Church."
Tho projector is tlio Uov. Thomas K
lleecher brother of tho other ono of
course I never knew hut ono needier
that wncn't, and he was a nephew. The
new church is to bo built in Elmlra, N.
Y., whero Jlr. 11, 1ms been preaching
to ono and tho taino congregation for
tlio last rlxlccn years, and Is thoroughly
Cbteomcd and beloved by his people. I
huvo had opportunity to hear all nbotit
the new church, for I havo lately been
vlsiling in Elmlrn.
Now, when olio has that disease
which gives Its possessor tho titlo of
humorist," ho must mako with lo his
statement?, or else tho public will not
Iji llt'vo him. Therefore I makcsolcnm
oath that what I am going to tell about
the new church is tho strict truth.
The main building fur Micro nro to
be three, massed together Iu a l.irgo
gr.i- y squato oruaiiienleil Willi quuo ti
foi'ist ofsliatlo trees will bo theehureli
proper. It will bo lolly, In order to se
cure good ulr and ventilation, Thenud-
itorum will bo c treuUir an amphithea
tre, a fler llio orellnary pattern of an
oinra house, without galleries. It is to
nit a thousand persons, On ono sldo
iv ono end If you clioos-e), will bo nn
ample, rnlsid platform for tlio minis
ter, tlio learhalf of which will bo occu
pied by tho organ and tho choir, llo
ftiro tho minister, will bo tho circling
amphitheatre of pews,tlio llrt thirty or
furly on tho level floor, and llio noxt
rlilng In graduated tiers lo tho walls.
Tho bents on tho levol floor will bo oc
cupied by tho nged nnd inflrin, whoc.ui
enter tho church through n hall under
tlio Hpenkcr's platform without climb
lug nny stairs. Tho peoplo occupying
tho raised tiers will enter by a dozen
doors opening Into tho church from it
lobby llko an opera houso lobby, and
descend tho various alios to their
places. Incasoofflro or earthquakes,
these numerous exists will bo convent
cut and useful,
No spaco Is to bo wasted, Under tho
raised tiers of pews nro to bo stnlU for
horses and carriages, so that theso may
bo sheltered from sun mid rain. Tlioro
will bo tVciily-fuur.of thcao stalls, each
stall to bo entered by an urcliof ormv
mental masonry no doors to open or
shut. Consequently tho butsldo base
oftho church will havo n formidable
port-holed look, llko a man-of-wor.
Tlio stalls nro to bo so mailed with
"dcadonetv'uml so thoroughly plastor.
cil, that neither bound nor smell can
ascend to tho church and olfend tho
worshippers. Tho horses will bo lu at
tcmlauco nt tho church but an hour or
8, 1871.
UOIj.
two nt rt tlmo, of course, and can defilo
tho stalls but llttlo; an Immcdlato
cleansing nftcr tliry Icavo la to set nil
right again.
Tiicro la to bonoslieploon tliochurch
merely becanso no practical uo can
lio mado of II.
Thcro is lo bo no bell, becaiisonny ig
noramus knows what Umo church scr
vlco begins without that exasperating
nuisance. In explanatl6u of this ro
mark, I will stalo that at homo I stirrer
In tho vicinity and under tho distract-
ng clangor or thirteen church bells, nil
of whom (Is thai right?) clamor al once,
nml no two in accord, A largo pait of
my most valuable tlmo is tniten up In
lovi.;!g cruel nnd unusual sufferings
and In fancy Inflicting them on thoso
bell-ringers and having n good tlmo.
Tho second building Is to bo less lofty
that tlio church: Is to ho built right
ngnln.it tlio rear ofll, mid cotnmunieato
with It by a door. It Is lo havo two
stories. On tlio first floor will bo tlirco
listinct Sunday school looms all large,
but ono considerably larger than tlio
other two. Tlio Sunday e ehool connect
ed with Mr. liecclier's church hns al
ways been a "graded" one, and each
department singularly thorough In its
grade of instruction j tho pupil wins his
advancement to tlio higher grades by
linrd-won proficiency, not by mero ad
ded years. Tho largest of tho Ihrco
coinpattmenls will bo used as tlio main
Sunday school room, nnd for tho week
day evening lecture.
Tlio wiiolo upper story or this largo
building will bo well lighted and ven
tilated, nnd occupied wholly as a play
room for tho children of tho church,
and it will stand open nml welcomo to
them through all tlio week-days. They
can 1111 it with their playthings If they
choose, nnd besides it will bo furnished
wlthdiimb-belis.mvliigv'oeklnglior.scs
and all such matters ns children delight
in. Tho Idea Is to mako n chi d look
upon u church as only another home.
nnd a sunny one, rather than as a dis
mal cxlloov a prison.
Tlio third building will bo less lofly
than tho second ; it will adjoin tho rear
of the second, and communicate with
It by a door, or doors. It will consist
of Ihrco stories. Llko tliu other two
buildings, it will cover considerable
ground. On tho first floor will bo the
"church parlors," wiicro tho usual so
cial gatherings or modem congregations
aro held. On tho same floor, and open
ing into tho parlors, will bo n reception
room, nud also a circulating library
afrce library not simply rrco to Un
church membership, but to everybody,
Just as is tho present libraiy of Jlr.
Ueeciiei's church (and fow libraries are
most extensively nud moro diligently
and gratefully used than this one.)
AltQ on tile first flnnr niwl ..ni.iimi..!.,t
tflg Willi Uio parlors, will bo tell It not
lu Oath, publish It not inAsknlonl
six Lath rooms hot and cold water
fteo tickets issued lo nny applicant
amoug Ibo unclean or tho congregntioul
Tlio idea Is sound and sensible ror this
reason : Many members of all congre
gations havo no good bathing facilities,
and nro not ablo to pay for them nt tho
barber- shops without feeling tho ox-
petite j nnd yet a luxurious bath Is n
thing that all civilized beings greatly
enjoy and derlvo healthful bcnclltrrom.
Tliochurch buildings aro to bo heated
with steam, nnd consequently tho wnsto
steam can bo very Judiciously utilized
In tho proposed bath-rooms. In speak
ing of this bath-room project, I havo re
vealed a stalo secret but I never couhl
keep ono of any kind, stnto or other
wise. Even tho cnngiegallou wero not
to know of this mailer; tho building
cominitteo wero to leavo it iinmcntlon
ed In their report ; but I got hold of It
and from a member of that committee,
too and I lind rnllier part with ono of
my hind legs than to keep still about it.
Tho bath rooms aio unquestionably to
bo built, and to why not tell It?
In thn second story of tills third
building will bo tho permanent re-i-denco
of tho "church missionary," a
lady who constantly looks nfler tho
poor nnd sick or tlio i hurcli ; nlso a set
f lodging nnd living rooms for tlio Jan
itors (or Janilresses?) -for thoy will bo
women, Mr. lleecher holding that wo
men nro tidier and more efficient in such
a position than men, nnd that they
ought to dwell upon tho picmiscs nnd
gh'o them their undivided care; also
on (his second floor nro to bo six rooms
o do duly as a church infirmary for tlio
Ick poor of tlio congregation, this
littrch having always supported nnd
aketi cam of Us own unfortunates in
stead of leaving tlieni to tho public
charily. In tho Infirmary will bo kept
ono or two water-beds (for invalids
whoso pains will not allow them to lie
on a less yielding substance,) and half
dozen reclining Invalid-chairs on
wheels. The water-beds and Invalid
chairs at present belonging to tho
church nro always In demand and nover
out of service. Part of tlio nppttrtcnan
ces of thu now church will boa horse
and nn easy vehicle, to bo kept and
driven by n Janitor, nnd used wholly
for giving tho church's Indigent Inval
ids nlr and exercise. It Is found that
such nu establishment is dully needed
so much bo, indeed, as to almost
amount to n church necessity.
Tlio third story of this third building
Is to bo occupied ns tho chinch kitchen.
nnd It Is sensibly placed aloft, bo that
tho ascending nosonnd boardlng-houso
smells shi.K go up and nggravnto tho
birds Instead of tho saints oxcopt such
of tho latter as nro nbovo tho clouds,
and thoy can easily keep out of tho way
or It, no doubt. Dumb-waiters will
carry tlio food cfottvi to Uio church par
lors Instead of up. Why Is It that
nobody has thought of tho simple, wis
dom of this nrrniigoiiient beforo? Is it
for a church to step forward nnd tull us
how to get rid of kltchon smolls and
noises? irit bo nskod why the now
church will need a kitchen, I remind
tho reader of tho Infirmary occupants,
etc. They must eat; and besides, social
gatherings oi members of this congro
gallon meet nt tho church parlors ns
often as tlirco mid fourovrnlngsu week,
nnd sow, drink ten, ond g . G
It commences with tf, I think, but
somehow I cannot thluk of tho word,
Tho now "church parlors will bo largo,
DEM. - VOL.:XXXV NO. 2P.
and It Is Intended that Ihosodoclal gath
erings shall bo promoted ami encourag
ed, and that thoy shall tako nn added
phasa, viz: when sovemir.unllicswnnt
lo indulgo in a llttloro-unlon, nndhnve
not room In their (mall houses at home,
thoy can havo it lu tho church parlors.
You will iiotlco in every foaturo of thl
now church ono predominant Idea and
purpose always dsecrn)blo!-tlio band
ing togother of tlio congregation as n
fumlly, and tho making of the church it.
hnmc. You sec it In tlio playroom, Urn
library, tho parlors, thj lullu, Uio In
firmary It Is everywhere. It is thn
great centra). To entirely consummato
nucha tiling would bo Impossible with
nearly nny other congrpjiaUoii in the
Union; but nfter sixteen years of
moulding and leaching, Mr. lleecher
lias made it wholly posilblo and practi
cable with tills one. It is not Btrclch
Ing metaphor too far to say that ho is
tho father of his pcopl", and his church
their mother,
ir tho now church project Is a curios
ity, It is still but an inferior curiosity
compared to tlio plan of raising the
money for it. Ono could havo told,
with ills eyes shut and or.o hand tleti
behind him, that it oiiginated from n
lleecher I was going to soy wltii n
lunatic, but tlio eucccss of tho plan robs
mo of the opportunity.
When It was decided to build a now
church cdlfico at a cost of not less than
510,000, nor moro than 550,000 (for tho
membership Is not tlirco hundred nnd
fifty strong, aud thoro aro not six men
In It who can sliictly bo called rich,),
Mr. lleecher gnvo to ench member a'
priutcd circular enclosed In nticnvclopo
prepaid and ntldrosscd to himself, to bo
returned through tho post office:
(CONl'IPKNTIAl..
It Is proposed to build n mectlns-honso and
niber lfioms for tho uso oftho church. To do
thin worlc hnnc-lly and veil, It is proposed Ui
rpenil one year In raUlm r. part or Iho liioncyfn
niirniiee, nml in gclllnc; plans nud making con
tracts. 1 year plain and mntrncN, Apr. 1, 1171 lo 173
ii'iiiu nun r iver m iiua u is.-l
nlasler. Ilnlsli A furnish lR7.1tols7l
pay ror in full ft dedtmlo " 1871 tn 1S71
- It Is proposed to expend not less than lia.nol
nor moro Ihnn J.iO.COft according to tho ability
shown by the returns of tboo cards of confiden
tial subscription Any member of tho church
and congregation, or any irlend of Iho church
Is nlloweel nnd Invlteii to subscribe, llut no one
is urfc-cd. T. 1C. IirxCHEK, Tastor.
To help build our incctlnrj-homc, I think that
I shall be able to give
Not less than 3 and
not moro than f
llucli jonr for four years, brulnhlng Apill 1
Or I can mako In ono payment 3
Trusting In tho Lord to help me, I hereby sub
scribe tho snmo as noted nbovc.
Name
Ucsldonce
Tho subscriptions wcro to bo wholly
voluntary nnd strictly confidential; no
ono was to know the amount of a man's
RllbsprJnllnn evnont hillljolf ,npi! Ibo
minister; nobody was urged to glvo
anything at all ; nil wero simply lnvit
ed to givo whatever sum they felt was
right nndjtist, from ten cents upward,
and no questions asked, no criticisms
mado, no rcvcalmcnts uttered. There
was no possible chanco for glory, for
oven though n man gave his wholo for
tuno nobody would over know It. I do
not know when anything lias struck
mo as being so Utopian, so absurdly ro
mantic, so ignorant, on its face, of hu
man nature. And so anybody would
havo thought. Partlrs said that Mr.
Beccher had "educ-ited" his' people,
and I bat oach wovld glvo as ho private
ly felt able, and not bother nliont tho
glory. I believed human nnltiro to bo
a moro polont educator than nny min
ister, and that tho rrailt would show II.
llut I was wrong. At tho ond of n
month or two, soma two-thirds of tho
circulars had wended back, ono by ono,
to tho pastor, silently nnd secretly,
through tho post office, niul then, with
out mentioning tho namo nf any glvor
or the amount of his gift, Mr. Bcechor
announced from tho pulpit that all tho
money ncetlcel was pledged tho certain
amount being over $45,000, and tho
posslblo amount over $.'iH,000I When
tho remainder of tho circulars havo
como In, It Is confidently expected and
bolloved that thoy will r.dd to these
amounts a sum of not les3 than $10,000.
A great many subscriptions from chli
dren nnd worklngmen consisted or cash
enclosures ranging from n ten cent cur
rency stamp up to flvo, ten una fifteen
dollars. As I raid before, tho plan of
levying tho building tax, and the suc
cess of tho plan, nro much moro curious
and surprising than tho exceedingly
curious cdlfico tho money is to create.
Tho reason the moueys aro lo bo paid
In four annual Installments for that fs
tho plan is, partly lo mako tho pay
ments easy, but chiefly becauso tho
church is to bo substantially built, mid
its several parts allowed timo to settlo
and season, each in Its turn. For in
stance, thosubstructuros will bo allowed
a good part of tho first year to settlo
and compact themselves, nfter complo
lion ; tlio walls tho second year, and so
fortli and so on. There is to bo no
work dono by contract, nnd no uuseas
onod wood usod. Tho materials nro to
bo sounil and good ; and honest, compe
tent, conscientious workmen (Beecher
says thcro aro such, tho opinion or tho
world to tho contrary notwithstanding,)
hired at full wages, hy tho day, to put
them together.
Tlio nbovo statements nro all truonnd
gcnulno, according to tho oath I havo
nlreudy mndo thereto, nud which I nm
now about to repeal beforo a notary, in
legal form, with my hand upon tho
Book. Consequently wo nro. going to
havo at least ono scuslblo, but very,
very curious church in America.
I am nwaro that I had no business to
toll all those mattors, but tho roporter
Instinct was strong upon mo and I
could not holp. And licsldos they wore
In everybody's moulh In Elmlra, nny
wuy. llui'PAl.0, June, 1871.
Two or three wcoks ogo wo published
a notlco to tho effect that ronstod on
ions nppllcd to tho pulso would rollovo
tho toothacha : and .requwstcd any nno
trying it to make report. Yesterday
morning wo rccolvod u noto from
lady, stating that sho implied tuo rem
edy to tho wrist of her s on on Thursday
night, and in ten mlnu les tho pain
ceased. ITho remedy lsjcertalnly worth
Urying, aTantuclxt Iw lrtr.
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Tl'o London Spectator denies that
early rising Is really bcnouelal. Tho
truth is, that Into rising In civilized
countries Is not tho rosultclther of Idfo
ness or fashion, or contempt for hygi
enic laws, but of ft linhlt based partly
upon tho social system of division of
labor. It is very inconvenient for any
society which Is In any way luter-do-pendent
to vary Its tlmo of rising with
tho sun, nnd It thoreforo selects a rough
moan tlmo nt which for tho greater
part nt tho year thoro will bo n decent
ineasuroordnyllght. In England that
tlmo is not live, or anything ilko flvo,
but between eight nnd nlno; and, ac
cordingly, tho majority of peoplo who
can do ns they llko polect Hint tlmo for
rising, nml so enable thcmelvis to act
wllli Komothlng llko concert. Thoy can
nil go to business nt once, lnttrnd nf
wasting hours In waiting for oach oth
er, nn 1 nil llnlslt nt once, Instead of
mrdonlng tho wholo class of assistants,
cleric, fcc, with different nnd vnriablo
hours. Moreover, thoy cau all go coin
fortobly t work, that Is, can econo
mize) their stroogth to tlio utmost, .and
avoid acute discomfort utinecOiSdrlly
Incurred Involving loss of mental
power.
Iu England, for eight months in tho
year, curly hours lnvolvo discomfort
great enough to bo positively Injurious
if not to health, nt all events to men
tal seronlty. Chillis not healthy, nnd
early hours In that citmato nro chilly
and damp, unmitigated by fire, nnd tin-
soothed by food nnd coll'ec, uons of
these nllovlnllons being procurable ex
cept nt tho cost of '.diminished sleep for
tho whole caste of servants, who, as It
Is, need fomowhat moro tlmo for rest
than their imp-tors, and obtain snmo
what loss. This might bo corrected, no
doubt, by everybody retiring much
earlier lo bed ; but the only cll'ect of
that change would bo to shorten tho
tlmo for rc3t nud recreation, which Is
much loo short nlroady. Uudcrthoox
lstlng system, tho professional classes
can, If they llko, work stendily eight
hours n day under tho circumstances
best calculated to ccouomlzo effort, and
yet retain eight hours for food, society
and rending, and eight hours for eleop.
The Date, or the Crutillctlon,
Ilcrr Kalb, Iho German savant, In a
work recently published, shows that
thero was a total ccllpso of the moon
concomitantly with tho earthquake that
occurreil when Julius Cto;ar was assas
sinated, on tho 15th of March, B. C. H.
Ho has also calculated tho Jewish cal
endar to A. D. 41, and thu result or his
researches fully confirms thu facts ro
corded by tho Evangelist of llio won
ilerrul physical ovonls that accompanied
itQ Cruclllction. Astronomical calcula
tions prove, wlUioutn shadow of doubt,
that on tho Mlh day oftho Jewish
month, Xisati (April 0,) thcro was a
total ccllp-so or tho sun, which was ac
companied, .in all probability, by,tho
earthquake when "tho vol of thoTem-
pio was rent in twain from tho top to
tho bottom, nnd tho earth did quako
and tho rocks rent" Matt, xxvil., 51;
while St. Luko describes tho eclipse in
theso words : "And it was about tho
sixth hour (12 noon), and thcro was
dai kness over all tho land Ull tho ninth
hour (3 o'clock p. m.,) and tho sun was
darkened." (Luko xxll., 11.) This
mode of reckoning corresponds perfect
ly with tho result ofnnothcr calculation
our nuthor mr.do by reckoning back
wards from tho great total eclipse of
April 10, 1818, allowing for tho dlllcr
oncts between tho old and now styles,
which also gives April flth as tho dato
or tho new moon Iu tho year A. D. 31.
As tho vernal equinox or that year fell
on March 25, and tho Jews nto their
Easter Lamb ami celebrated their Jirlb
Pasah, or Feast of tlio lVssovcr, on tho
following now moon, It was clear April
Cth was identical with NImn 14 of the
Jewish calendar, which, moreover, was
on Friday, tho lirasl;eeec or day of
preparation for Iho Sabbath, and tills
agrees with tlio Hebrew Talmud, Thus
by tho united testimony of astronomy,
archieology, tradition, anil Illbllenl his
tory, thcro can bo but llttlo doubt that
tlio dato of tho Crucifixion was April ti,
A. D.31.
'flint Woman Jury.
AN l.VJUP.EI) HUSHAND'S 1'ltOTKST.
An outraged husband nt Cheyenno,
Wyoming Tenitory, where femalo suf
frage! und tho political and social ap
purtenances thereto appertaining nro
recognlzeel, denounces tho fomalo Jury
business through the Cheyenne Ixader,
and in Justification offers n pertinent
scrap from his domestic life. His wlfo
was summoned nnd empanelled as a
Juror in nn Important case. When
night came, llio caso not being conclud
ed, tho husband applied to tiio court to
hnvo his wlfo sent home, ns thcro wero
sovernl small children thcro requiring
hor attention tho smallest, In fact,
bolng In n slat ving condition, owing to
tlio fact that It Intel not been habited to
tho uso of tho bottlo. Hut tho husband's
request was denied. Tho Judgo said tho
Jury could not bo separatod. Tho bus
band then requested permission toscud
tho infant to tho mother. This was
also rciusctl, on uio ground that tho law
docs not permit a thirteenth person In
Jury room, and therois'nobtatuto to
show that an infant in arms is not a
person within tho Intent nml meaning
of tho law.
Tho desperate husband then attempt-
ed to induco tho court to tend all tho
Jurors to his houso for tho night; but
tho effort was a failure, nnd 'tho hus
band was Informed that quarters had
bcoii provided for his Wlfo' at tho hotel,
and that If l,q, wished- to speak 'to her
for n nioment he would havu ia. tufco
tho plueo of tho cook, Tho husband
went homo. How ho got through tho
night is not tbld j but when ho learned
tho next day that Uio trial was likely
to last it week, ho straightway proceed
ed to employ Uio nest looking nouso
keeper and coot in tho country. At
last Recounts his wlfo was still on tno
a
jury.
A man was recently Informed, Just
before his marriage that bib brUlo.liiul
fallen heir to 1300,000, but ho let Uio
ceremony go on Just tho samo.
had