The Columbian.
Bloomsburg, Friday, Fob. 23, 1872,
FRANK COOLEY,
ASSISTANT L'lHTOlt.
Itallroad Timo Tablo.
LACKAWANNA & llLOOMHHUltO 11. It.
Nntlll. South.,
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LOCAL.
Tin: Coniniltteo on tho M'Cluro
Oniy uiiiUMid flection cf-o, hns at
length liron ilmwn. It consists of four
Democrats utid tlirco Republican. Mr.
Duckakw U Cliatnnmi.
LAi-T week tlio llov. Jlr. Hewitt 10
eclvtel utl-f.tctlon for his horse from
Jlr. McKlnney In tho sum of ipIuO.
JIwncv township has a colore .1 man
for Justlei of tho I'o.ioa ami 0113 for
Constable.
JfiKti: Elwuli. bus been absent Ibis
week In Lowlsburg, holding court for
Judge Ducliur.
Tin: iin ssuro upon our advertising
columns this week has oiowded out
much thai, wo Intended to publish.
Jlr. Wesley Wirt hrs purchr'cd tho
hoibo and lot, opposite Itisowick's sta
ble, now occupied by 15. Stobner.
Wi: cull attention to tiiu adver
tisement .fih's-'Io of tho lenld'Mieo of
C. II. D01 1 ler, t i be found in another
column.
The U. S. Si'iiulu was not in session
on S.iturdi'-. In tho Homo, nothing
was dono except the reading or tiling
of n few speiil, , for publication in tlio
Congressional (J lobe.
Tin: very Iati st ito'iis of tho rashiomi
bio world v liich wo havo seen, are, tint
kid gloves am now worn with 11s many
as eighteen ' t i-ms and that gold hr.icj-
lets t ,vo a '
Just now ".
reo inches wide aro
. 11
Some eynu", nuv
having tlio wrath of
woman propsrly
in vluw, says that
"girls know tio inuc'i at fifteen and not
enough at llfty." To avoid feminine
objurgation wo would stitu tint wo aro
not acquainted with tho author and
that 110 information as to his wherea
bouts can bo obtained at this ollleo.
The singular discasu now prevail lug
in Harriobuig bus not yet abated, ben
utor Knight is still very ill in conse
quence of it, and about twenty mem
bers of tho llouso uro so unwell us to
bo compelled to remain at home. All
those who remain nro 111010 or less af
flicted. In re.ponso to an inquiry as to
whether it t unlawful to p.i-s ijold coins
of tho denomination of 0111 -half of a
dollar, tho United States Treasurer says
that the law Urns not provide for the
coinage of coins of those denominations
by tlio United States, nor contain any
provision as to tho lawful! 'ss or other
wise of passing them.
Tin; prognostic ttor of ovil and tho
constitutionally timid p j.s i.h who live
011 tho banks of tho .Sii'qu ih.itin.i, are
disquieting themselves over tho pr eligi
bilities of a flood. This prophesying wo
bclievo is of regular .smi-aunual occur
rence, being in order ii tlio Spring und
Fall of each year, knowing which 'wo
possess our souls in peac 1 and await thu
futuro wltli all ealmuesj.
Wi: deem it our duty to apprise our
r.wlnr.s of tlu appjirau.-) of .ill frauds
which may toad to doploto their purs m,
lieneo wo deslro to iiiiiioiiuuj that a
very well oxecuted counterfeit &! binlc
bill, dilUeult to detent, is in circulation.
Counterfeits of $'J notoi do not att'jot a
largo num'jor of persons, but Si imita
tions may como into tiiu pJjiOSsioil of
very m in" wooccaslonclly !i tvo billi
of that siz.' ouiscives.
Tin: 1'iisimasU r-Geuer.it has issueda
circular notice to all pn-tnmsteis, asking
the public to superscribe tlio county, as
well as tho pont ' flleu und State, upon
all letters, tiieelars, newypapeiSi and
other matter tolio forwaidul by mall.
This is impoitant in view oLtliu gieut
increase of new post olliee.s, nfftl will, if
complied with by the public, facilitate
the separation nnd tin, ilMiibution of
the mails, ai.d avoid various delays.
X-xt Tu.
taking st ipl- i
Having I'ltM.
U10 crigln ! cos
v. Ill bo tlio l;i.-:t day for
' ie "Ilenton Jlutuul
'. l-o 111 Anciation" at
?!0l) persh.uv. After
that time tlio p eriiium will bu charged
milking tlicco.it nearly double. I'eitons
in town taking slock en 11 if they desire
icavo their subsciiptions at tlio ofllce of
h. II. Llttloono of the Ulrectois, on or
beforo next Jlouday, and monthly
thereafter on tho Jlonday preceding
tiio li.ht Tuesday In each month.
Henry J. Tuttle, a brakemnu on the
L. A 15. It. It. met with a frightful death
011 Thursday of b'st week, a short (lis
taneo below Catawissa. Whilst engag
ed lu his duties on top of the ear ho
did not notice tho near approach of tho
train to Amincrman'i bridge. Ho was
struck by tho bridge and hurled to tho
ground horribly mangled. Both arms
wcro cut oil', his legs broken nnd ills
body crushed and torn. Ho lived, wo
aro informed, at Plymouth.
Tin; Commissioners havo nwardfd
contract for erecting a bridge at Mill
ville and 0110 at Centrevillu to tho King
Bridge G).,ufOhlo. Tho bridges aro
to bo of wrought iron, the 0110 at JIII1
vlilo to lio of till feet span and 12 feet In
widtli Centrovlllo bridge to havo .15
feet span nnd to bo l." wide. Tho con
tract price Is $1000 lor tho two; the com
mlssionersto furnish tho necessary stono
abutments. These aro tho first Iron
bridges over erected in this county by
the commissioners, nltliough tho e.inat
company have long had tliciu in use,
and tlioy wilt bo closely watched In or
dertoiietermlno their serviceability and
durability. They aro warranted to bear
astral. 1 of two tons to tho lineal foot.
Tho uecjslty Tor a bridge at Centrovlllo
wasurgoutuud tho commissioners de
cided to build both bridges of Iron on tho
grounds of cheapness and moro speedy
erection. Tho Centrovlllo bridge Is to
bo finished by tho 10th or April next
uud tho Jllllvlllo bridge- by tho 1st of
September, or sooner If tho abutments
are ready to reeelvo tho superstructure
liti: Ijooiinburi in.iiH rro frciiiiunl-
iy iiivcrti1 1 from their courso mill sunt
to tlio town of Ulosiburjf, iiml tliuio of
Dhmburi? broil jbt horo. Tills tr.unp.)
sltlon bui occurred mo often mid h,n
proved such a source- of iiutioy.uico tlmt
It Is full tlmo i stop was put to It! If
tlio mntl itjfonts having charco'if tlio
matter c.mnot read, tho Pust-olllco Do
patlment should furnish llictu with in
slsiants who can.
It Is nslonltlilni,', in vluw of tlio 15to.it
liliinlinr nf ilfiit lis mi,...,! iiim.mw.f
coal oil In building tires, that women
should persist in so dangerous a prac'
tlce. Yet tlio newspapers chionlelo r-s
many es over, and It Is ovident. that not
oven tho risk of a most painful death
weighs against tho saving of a few mo
menta of time. It might bo well to
have nn enactment or tho legislature
making It u misdemeanor, punishable
with tine nnd Imprisonment, to risk life
by so foolhardy a practice. Such a law
would doubtlr-s save somo women and
much properly.
On Saturday morning last at an early
hour tho Normal School bell sounded a
tiro alarm and In a short limo a goodly
number of our clllnmi woro on tlio
ground. It was found that the tiro ori
ginal I from a lluo, which w.is in too
closo proximity to tlio wood work. It
was nece sary to cut 11 Itolo through tho
tloor to reach the flames. Tho d.mi.ige
was slight. It Is fortuuato that It was
discovered in tlmo as nothing could
iiavo saved tho building had tlio Uro
once obtained full headway. Blooms-
burg has no water supply for extin
guishing conflagrations,
Tiir.nnnro many sidewalks in town
which ylvo evidence of proving nearly
impa-sablo in tlio Spring if not attended
to. Conspicuously bad ?s tho sldowa'k
on Iron street from Jlaln to Hock streets.
Wo would at thnsamo time beg of tho
To. vii Council t) seriously consider
tho question of so racing tlio Main
Ircet cms-dues at Market street us to
do away witli the mud hole which it Is
now ni'cfssiry to wade through, in go
ing to and from tlio Post Otllce. Tlio
mud is a cuiso of injury to clothes and
boots nnd Is provocative of an amount
of profiti.o and emphatic denunciation
which it is painful to hear nnd inning
ible to itcokI. Itemed; this annoyance
oh I Town Kalheis and your petitioners
will ever pray, &c, otliei who they will
not.
As a general thing, wo read too much,
and think about what wo read too lit
tle; tho consequence- is, that most of tho
puupiu wo meet Know someililllg 111 a
superficial way about almost every-
iimi-.iiiiii very iiiuo urn inoroilRli way
about anything. Not a tenth part of
what is read is remembered for a month
:mer 1110 ooou, magazine, or newspaper
is laid aside. Daniel Webster, whir
iiad a rich store of information on al
most every subject of general interest,
on being askul how he could lemember
so accurately, replied that It had been
bis habit for years to rellcct n short timo
on what ho read, and so fix all tho facts
and ideas worth remembering in his
mind.
Wi: have received, under tho frank
of Benj. F. Butler, a pamphlet of somo
thirty pages containing a memorial of
:il;:abetli Cady Stanton and otluv
womin rlghl-ers'' together with their
irgunients beforo tlio Judiciary Com.
miltcu of tho U. S. Senate, with the re
quest that we publish tho same. Tin-
wu emphatically decline to do. Were
wo in favor of woman suffrage, which
we uro not, the pioinlse of Susan B.
Vnthony, in the pamphlet, that women
if allowed to vote would exert their
influence in behalf of tho Republican
party, would in itself bo tmirlclcnl to
justify us in refusing to publish tlio doc
unient. Politics aro 111 a bad enough
condition now, and Stanton, Anthony,
et. al., would further muddle them
Tin; question cf compulsory cduca
tion is engaging tho attention of the
public, both in an educational and a
moral point of view. In tlio country as
well as in tlio cities there are many
children who ore growing up in ignor
ance and withuit restraint, making
peits of nociely and subjects for our
pri-ons. How this ovil is to bo reme
died lias not been determined. Itee.-nt'
Iy, as 0110 step l'orwaid, the names of
the good L iys and goi.l girh whose
school record shows the greatest attend
unco have been publisln-d 11s an example
for outliers. This is all very well, but
cliildien who havo rich parents, good
toads mid but a short di-tatico to travel
to thu school house do not encounter
many dillieii ties in showing a ree ird of
uUeudutice. Lei the picture boruvomed
puhilsh tlio names of tho piruuts or
u tidi 11 s who-e children lor six months
show tho ponivst ntti'iiilaneu, and tho
ilujifi- of public reproach might i-.st.ib
iish a dilt'orent school record. Dju't
publish thu names of tho scholars, lu
eau-o in very many Instances it is not
their fault. Publish tho numos of tho
parents, and let us see who they are
nnd what excuse they havo for neglect
ing their duties toward those placed 1111
dor their charge.
Exkiicisk Givo children an abun-
dance of outil..orexeiclse, funand frolic ;
mako them regular In their habits, ucd
feed thorn only 11)1011 plain, uourishin;
food, uud they will seldom, If ever,
complain of a lack or appetite. But
keep them over-tasked in school, con
fined closely to the house Iho rest of tho
lime, frowning down every attempt at
play; letd them upon rich or high-
seasoned food, candles, nuts, ect., nllow
them to eat between meals and late
In tho ovenlug.iind you need not expect
them to have good appetite'. On tlio
contrary, you may expect they will bo
imle. weak, and sickly. Don t cram
them with food when Ihey don't want,
or have no appetite for It suth a course
Is slow muider. If they have no appe
tites encourrge, and, if need be, com
mand them totako exirclso in the open
air. Don't ullow them to study too
much, nnd especially l.cep them from
reading tho exciting light literaturo
which bo much abounds In our book
stoics and circulating libraries. In ad
dition to securing cxeielsofur tlio chil
dren us above, chango their diet some-
what; (.specially if they havo been eating
flno flour, chango to coarsu or Graham
Hour. Sickness Is tho most expensivo
nulsnnceon tho faeo of tho globe. There
may bo Instances where It makes pcoplo
or children better, but generally It
makes them selfDh, sad, misanthropic.
nervous, mean ami miserable. The
best way to muko children happy and
sood Is to keep them well. JSosloii
Journal af themtelry.
THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT,
Jin. Louis Hkuniiauii li ccrtnlnlv n
very fortimato num. Ho was robbed
of a wholo boxf'"l of watches not very
long ago, and afterwards had them all
returned with tlio exception oflhr..
Thh was abovo tho luck of an ordinary
mortal, but Jicro was mora to come.
On Tuesday 1 st ho found In front of
bin houso ono of tho Unco watches
neatly wrap' d In paper and In good
condition. After this wo should not bo
surl"lcd to heir that ll.u mltslnsr two
watclusweior tored with a nolo of
apology fi 0111 tho temporary pois sor
and perhaps an offer to pay any expen-
which may havo accrued from tlio
larceny.
Stami'3 on Lkasks. As tho tlmo for
icncwnl of lenses, and of tho execution
of new pgieonicnts between landlord
mid tenant Is near at band, the d uslou
of tho Comitilsiloucr of Internal Itev.
enuo, -3 to whether tho luovhlon of
law imposing n stamp duly on lenses
should boeiifotc-d Iniogaidtoslatnplng
duplle to copies, usually furnished the
ksr3, Is not only Interline but im
portant It nil. Ho dicid s that when
an instrument Is executed nnd n dupli
cate, Iripllcte, ole, rslntho wsoofa
lr -,o of two or more parti, eacii part li; s
tho oamo legal ciVect r.s tlio otjier, and
each should In stamped ns an original.
hen parties mark executed duplicates
or counterparts "copies, "It does not
mako them mere copies, or relievo ihcm
from dulynsoriglnals.
No blister draws sharper than the
interest does. Of all Iiiduslrln, none is
comparable to thnt of interest. It woiks
all day and niglit, in fair weatherand
foul. It bus 110 sound tu its footsteps,
but tiavels fi'st. It gnaws ataman's
suotauco with invisible teeth. It binds
industry with lis Him, es a fly is bound
in u spider's web. Deb siollumaii over
and over, binding hand and foot, and
letting him bang upon tlu fatal mtsli
until the long-legged Interest devours
him. Tlieio Is but 0110 thing 011 a farm
like it, and that is tho Canada thU'.K
which swarms now plants every time
you break its root, whoso blossoms are
prolific, and every llower tlio father of
a million seeds. Every leaf Js an awl,
every branch a spear, and every plant
lii;o a platoon of bayonet, and a Held of
themlil'.o an armed host. Tlio wholo
plant is a torment and vegetable cuise.
And yet 11 farmer had better mako his
bed of Canada thistlc.3 than be nt ea?o
upon interest.
Puomis.sohy Notes. Wo cams across
tlio following in an exchange, which
might bo regarded with profit by our
hits ness men. ' A man drew n note
i,rnmi.sin?tn mv rmn hundred dollars.
Mr,, ,HP.i a nrlniml form, but did not
,,insn tho blank devoted to dollars.
mid after it passed from bis bands anil
becatno a ueirollablo naner. somebodv
inserted "and llfty" after the 0:10 bun
dred and before the printed word 'dol
lars,' making tho noto read ono "hun
dred and lllty dollars". The note thus
altered got into the hands of an inno
cent paity, who presented it. to tlio
drawer, but payment was refused. Suit
was brought, and tho Supremo Court
decided that the maker of the note v,s
liable for its face, because through neg
ligence ho had not drawn a lino between
tlio written word 'hundred' uud the
printed word 'dollars.' Any testimony
that the drawer ml" lit offer to establish
tho fact that lie gave a note fur only
one hundred dollars must go for noth
ing, as "there was nothing on the faeo
of tho nolo showing that it had be:n
altered." Evidence of an alteration of
the face of the note would have changed
the ease. Let this decision bo a lesson
to all drawers of promi-sory notes. No
one can bo too careful in such nutters.
At tho last tei in, the Court intimated
a matter of enininal practice which it
would bo well for ollleers to notice.
Where a special warrant Is issued Tor
tho upprehonsion or offenders, they
must bo brought before the justico who
issued the warrant. When tho warrant
Is general tho constable can take his
prisoners before any convenient justice
whom tho constable, not tho prisoner,
may select, und the prisoner is entitltd
to a hearing by tlioju-ticebilbrowhom
tlio warrant is returned, If he desires it,
or may bp bound to appear at court.
Heretofore the jtrhoncr lias been ac
customed to select tho justico before
whom ho would appear, on a geneial
warrant; but that Is not legally allo.va
hie, uud It would seem theiefoio that
thoconstablu mure specifically performs
his duty i returning the prisoner with
tho warrant to tha justice who is-uul
tho writ. And for the r n-ii, also, thai
there tho pruseeutor is expected to l,u
with bis w!tt:c.-cs, lendy to ti.stify on
the hearing. If, however, the defend
ant w.i i vi)., u heat lug, uud chuosis to bo
bound 1 1 appear ut ctirt, then the tuar
est Justice would null to bo tuo-l con
venient. Tho question being only as to
tlio amount of bail, Cu'"
Court Proceeding-..
rKitr.UAitv 17, 1.S72.
Tho court met pursuant to udjour
ment, his Honor Judge Elwollontho
bench
In tlio matter of tho esta e or George
Hupp, tho rep irt of auditor was refer
led hack for correction ami amotidmuut,
Petition for sale of real estate or Henry
Mather, dee'd. Sale ordered
Petition of JIurtha Elizabeth Arthur
for guardian. John K Grotii appoint
cd.
Petition for sale of real estate of Geo.
JI. Beagle, deceased, salo ordered.
Petition of minor children of tico
JI. Beagle, decea-cd, for guardian, Jla-
tbias Whltenigbt appointed.
.1. J. Iticlmrdson & Co.. vs. Eekert
Jacobs with notice to Henry Hoson
stock, garnisliee. Bulo grunti.il to show
eau-o.
Petition of tlio Deposit and Savings
Dank of Catuwls.i, to chango tiiu name
to CalawisEit Deposit Bank. Publica
tion ordered.
On motion of C. B. Brockway up
polnlmcnt of viewers of bridge over
Boariugcriok continued
Bevlow of road in Jladbon townshli
orderul.
Petition of Phoebe E. Thomas for ill
vorce, subpoena otdcrcd
Win. T. Shuniun vs. D. H. & W. K
U. Co. Beport set aside with Icavo to
havo vleweis appointed upon the orig
iiiul petition on notico to 1110 it. it. co
The report or viewers of Fourth
street, Bloomsburg, refened back with
Instructions to reconsider tho claim or
Jcsso Coleman for damages and ir they
bcocaiuoto add to his damages they
aro at liberty to bo change their report
otherwise to report that they see no
entiHo to change tho some,
Ecen.NTiuo legislation is notscirco In
tlio.so days but tlio proposition of tho
temperance convention In Boston, late
ly, Is porhap4 moro than usually out of
the lino. This body proposes a legisla
tive unnctmonl, which would virtually
nbollsh trial by Jury. It Is, that nolthor
those who sail nor thoso who drink li
quor oven In moderation shall bo eligi
ble to servo on Juries. 01 cotmo tho
busy man, or tho lazy, would exempt
himself from tbodutlesof a Jury by tho
absorption of a certain amount of stim
ulating lluld and rs Juries decreased so
would gin much moro abound, An
amendment to this resolution, forbid
ding all Jtidg- s from holding court, who
had ever t'iken a drink, would rcduco
legal business to a strictly moral mini
mum and delight both temperance re
formers nnd retail liquor dealers. In
the casa of "Clin vs Jury" the odds
might safely bo offered on tlio plalntiir.
lt?Milutlims
Adopted by tho members of tho U. S.
School of Orangovllle, February 13,
18712.
Viii:hi:ah, It has pleased Almighty
Clcd, In bis ull-wlse providence, to re
move from our midst our beloved friend
and clp.ss mate, David I. Wcrtman,
thercforfrho It
llcsokcd, That while wo meekly sub
mit nnd humbly bow witli resignation
to Ills will wo mint acknowledge that
that Ills goodness and mercy is past
llndltig out.
Jiesotacd, That although our brother
is no moro with us to teach by his ex
cinplnry life, yet wo rejolco to know
that "our loss is his gain" and we havo
reason to bcllovo that ho is safo In tho
bosom of his Father.
Jiesotvcil, That while we deeply sym
pathize with his mourning friends and
acquaintances, wo look to God as tlio
giver of all good for strength and sup
port in tliis our soro atllicttou.
Hcsolval, That we accept Ids God as
our God that when wo shall come to
cross the Jordan of Death wo may say
1 s did our brother:
".!e-us lover nf my soul.
Ia'I mo to thy liosoiu lly."
Ilcsolved, That a copyol the'o resolu
tions tio furnished tlio family of tlio do
ce.ieed and published in tlio county pa-
pers.
J. JI. II.VUMAN,
E. L. tNYDint,
C. J. JlE(i.vttGi:i.r,,
Com.
-to--
MT.CI.U, NOTICDi.
Wantld. A good, stout boy to learn
tho ti.do o f carpenter.
SAMUKI.SlIAI I'EIl, Jit.
Dyi: Stuffs of all colors and of tho
beat kinds ut Klelm's new drug stoic.
STOi-andsee. What? The best oral
in town ut J. J. Bobbins' Columbia Iron
Works.
Tho latest and best books Issued can
be round at tho Circulating Library.
Young people and old can suit them
selves. All styles of literature from
metaphysics toprimers to bo had us soon
as published.
Hr.MEMUur. that Glycerine Lotion
will cure chapped hands, face or lips in
twenty-four liouro, only 2o cents at
Hendeisliott's,
You can buv a splendid platform
sprinir wagon of Low & Bobbins of
Orangoville for $110.
Senii $1.00 to JI. P. Lulz.Bloomsburg
and get a pair of Alexander km gloves
I. W. Hav.tman. has commenced
getting in his early spriui: stock.
If Coucress had employed as much
scientific skill In the arrangement of its
" Reconstruction 1'oliev' ut tlio closi
as tho War Department did in the
beginning of tho war, in arranging for
tho m inufactuio of what was called
hieridan's Cavulry Condition I'oicders
for tho use 01 the uavairy horses, no
ilouiit tlio Union would havo noun
resti red long ago. Kxvhunyc.
Spaims patent atmospheric barrel
ilin.s lor sale n.v J. w. iiarimau :
nothing better to be rou.nl.
Wo understand that tho whooping.
co 1112 h is ouito prevalent in tlio towns
mound us: but that no cases havo proved
lata). Home lamiiies u-o noinuig nut
lohnson's Anodnne JAnimcnt. Our
Doctor, however, says a littlo ipecac, to
ro luce vomiting, wouiu beau ail van
tage.
Bi'CKE'M, tubs, churns, baskets, Ac:
ill back to old pricis at I, W. Hail man's
There are moro than one thousand
UllVreiit kinds or pills in tho United
States. Some of them aro worthless
and hilarious, others are gi.od .ami
l.eni iici.ti. urn or, rurson invented
the best nnti bilious piil wo over saw
orlieaidot. ilieynio now sold u.iue
Iho i.titiio of Parson's Purgative Pill--.
I-
-b:is on
hoes;
band W a lot of cl.t iq
II-
It is now cjueiully admllted by
honC'dt i)liifinii-j. Hint wlion unco Hit'
Coiiitiiiiiition U fairly fastuncil upon
tlio limns, no liuiiiiin powur can nivi
tin' imtie'itt Irom eleatli. Tlioy also my
tlii'.l about fifty per cent, of those) who
ilio from tbU ili.scii).o can traev
tho causo to ti nelce'leil couli or
olil, which nilKht huvo bfen ciiicil by
i Milan uomt'oi liUiuiu ii nouuiuoc, or
what Is tlio biinio tliliijr, Jotiiion'n Alio
dyne .iniuicii'.
cut tins iioucp nut nun iirint,' it wim
you. vo aro autuorlzcii to ruiuiui iih
e'.ili to any person or persons who
shall buy and uso Parson's J'urguUvc
lis mill fall or roller uuu batisiiivtiuii.
lSuowx & Joneh. AVho aro they
Tlioy mo an eiiitcrprisiiii; youiio; linn
lately cstnbiisiicd in t'litawbs-aiinu ireni
Iho UbtoniMliiiiL' ainouiit of Dr.V Goods
they roil n evident tlmt tuo people
mo aitiactiil by tlieirlow price's. They
aro in constant receipt ol iresn koous
from Kew York. Iliev te II on l.v lor
ci's-li, L'iviiifr the buyer every potsiblo
in vuntiiL'o i erlvcil irom nils limn. i
visit to their storo will convince tho
rtadcr of these facts, n Mr.
Wo noticed In ono of our exchanges
th s week tho 6 atemeiit of Ilea. John
lloilLl;ins.cifSouth.leflerrnu,Jli1vhoo
sou was curcu oi incipient consiimpiion
hy too use) ol Johnson's Anoiiyne, jam
ment. Wo refer lo this at this tlmo us
tenilini' to corroburato tin- stiitomont
wo nuido last wc At in relation to this
Liniment in applitel to consumption.
xs:itvir.s.i:ss.
i:ciy nerops Younir Man in the Union, will
11 li n e-, iue, u i.i't-ipt! inai m hi proMi a uivitsui
through Ule, I y i.dditKlni;, in eoetldi-m-e,
JOHN II. OUI'KN.
Hon :,m V. O, ii t'edar Ht., N. Y.
III.ll l'liEJim IHAlli: UVI.NUOL'll. Now facts ai o
lillllui,' tlieiu. The Idea Hint Inwillds wuiUi nid
by disease ciin be inlieed bv proslrallim llieni
evilh destructHoiliuuH, Uno longer eulirlalmd
e xe-rpl by uioiiouiaiilies I'vi-r sIik'ii iho Inn,, -
dlll'tll)!) Of 1)11. Y. I.K l.lt'S VlNlOAI. Hut. 1!M 11
ht.s bten obvlojs tliut llulr it -11111111111; ami in.
vluorutlUK properlles inn albsullU-lfiit for tlio
eii'e oi iiiioiiie imuKe-.iiiu, 1 iit-liluallslu, eon
stilnUUiii. dlaril.0 .1. uereiius 1. lie-cl loim. 11ml m 1.
larlnus liiVets. utid Ihev ale now Hut ktniulnr.l
remedy lor lheiu e-oiupiuinU lu every lee-tlun oi
It.V -.'I1IUII,
WANTED AGENTS,
$60 lu $401) pre- month, by kclllliK
Groat FORTUNES !
And How Tnr.v weiie Made: on the hTHi-o
(ILtS AM)Tllll'5IHll OK OUIt r'rl.l'-.MAIin.Ml'N,
bvJ. 11. Mri alie. Jr. liy fortv eminent e-uiimile-i.
le teaches how to succeed In Ule. and at Ihe- -.aiuu
llniu bcuetlt liiaultlud, I'or patllcuUiii, notices
01 inu press uuu t-ua ii-rms, uourrsn.
nS-lw OKO, MACI.KAN, I'ublliUcr, l'hlladel'a
BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY,
Tiik following public tales, bills of
which havo been pi luted ut this o.llto,
nro to '11U0 place at tho dabs specified.
VintSONAI. I'UOI'KtiTV.
William Jllller, Fianklln township,
February 27th.
Stephen Pettlt, Jllillln township,
February ll'Jtb.
N. H. Crltes, Jlnln township, Fubiu
ary S'Jtli,
Peter Andes, Jr., Himloek township,
February li'Jth.
John Scott, Calawlstu township,
Jiiirch 2.1.
John D. Efick, White Hall, Jlarch,
Gth.
John Turner, Catawl??a township,
Jlarch 7th.
David Waiter, Scott township, Jlarch
7th.
A. S. Knlllle, Lccust twp., Jlarch 11.
Charles Gearhart, Jlilllln township,
Jlarch 12th.
Eitato of Jacob Harris, Buck Horn,
March 11th.
W. T.Shuma.i, Jlaln twp., Jlorch 11.
Thomrs Hower, Franklin township,
Jlarch 20th.
ItUAI. tSTATIJ,
Estato of John Yeager, Jr. Locust
township, Jlarch Oth.
Estato of Peter Illtner, Locust twp.,
Jlarch 1 Kb.
I'Vatoof W. II. Ent, Bloom, Jlarch
10th.
Estato of C. II. Dtebler, Dlcom, Jlarch
10th.
Est do of John Kile, Jr. Sugarloaf
township, Jlarch 30th.
MARRIAGES.
bMITH-(it)OU-At Wlllies llnne, on tho IStli
lust., uy Iho uev. e. Hon-je, .nr. w. w. sinini
lo Mivs Olivia 11. Ouod, lioihof sitocktun, Hoy.
ue'i couuiy, i-.i.
iiAiiii:-imt!MTi:rji.t:i:-oii tim i..iii ins1.,
hy I no llev. II. Wilson, Ml-. Joliu lj. llslpe, lo
MhsSKilliuJ. Iltumsledler, both or Mlllvule,
IM.
8TA11I. COPE On Iho snmo day, by Iho same,
.Mr, jonninaii siiiiiii, lo .miss .Mary l.inn cope,
both of Mooicsbuii!, la.
HMrril-UAItTMAN-Oii tho l.ith, at lliobrldii's
residence, by Hev, .1. l)ciioii Akeis, A. .M.,
l'Hncipal ol Catawissa s-e-uilimiy, Mr. J. M.
Siniih, lo Miss Jennie, dutuhlur of Iho l.Uo
Moses Ilartmnu, Esij. All of Catawissa.
LOHEMAN-OSMUX-Ou tho samo day rby tho
aine, Mr. Daniel I.oieiiitiu to Miss Ajuiy r;.
Osmiin, both of Krankllu township, Columbia
county.
WIEU-TIIOMAS-Ou Tuesday Mill Inst., by tho
llev . 1). .1. Waller, Mr. II. M. wier, ol Cum
Undue', in., to Mls Josephine T., d milliter of
C. J. '1 homuH ol this plat-e.
MtltE.NIir MOOllIOu Ihoeihiusl., by tho
itcv. it. 1-. iviin;, .Mr, j. ii. .Mciieurv, in iim
Mnila Mooro, bolh of C.imhr.e I.iu.,Co.
DEATHS.
DUKllI.l'.U In inouiiisljiu.oii 'ltiitt.ti.iv uveii-
lug, loth lnstM Lhailt'H 11, Dnebler, Jrj,, ageu
73 yt'ius, 3 mouths nud 1'J d.iys,
Mr. IJoehler was ljorn lutlioctly of Fhiladel
nli hi on t tit 0t li of UctoiHT. lTU-t. lio came to
lllaomvtmrn in tho Y(irlSiS nml. osccnt a com
niuMvuy short lesltletico lu W 111 tpurt, has
ulwiiys bwu, ami vecoguizeU nst uno ofilio mnht
active nnil cnerttetla cittzeni of tuir tomity;
Known ami rcsnectPt-l liy ail, IIo wi imiietluti
tho ISth with thGhnleinuaiiil beau. i vices
ot tho Kti.scopal Llnuvh.
MARKET REPORTS.
Illooiubbur Market
Wheat rer hutihel
Uro
81.10
in
Corn " t
Oat 8. 11
flour per oarrel ,
ClovceeU
K lu
0 'J
1 f I
D
Hfixseeu
IhUter ,
11 J
ID
l'otatoes t4
SO
11
17
II
10
S3 0)
Dneo Apples ,
Hams
Sides nml Hhouldera ,
jam rtr pouua
liny per ton
New Advertisements.
I?XKCUT01l'S NOTICE,
li ESTATH OK CIIAHI.KS 11 DOtnLEII, PFC'lJ.
L-etierNiehiameuiarv on n o esiaio oi Linu. 11
U,)obIer. lalo ol Ulooiuhburir. Columbia counlv.
uec ii., Jine oeen Kiiiiueii uy mo iit'Kisieroi ham
rnuuiv to Muiy ixteuier, oi iwoomsiur nun
Juo. II. II. Talk, The-'. .S. Doebier and t). II,
llin'zs. of W illlaiuspoU. l'a. All persons lin vim:
clituuximaluht tlio estato aro Udiiu.sted lo pre-
bent tlieiu to tho luiutorn. Thu&o tuduhteit to
tho esttito either on notu, lodgment, moilf;aoor
hook aecount wilt mako payment to tho Ki. tai
lors without delay.
MAIIY UOKIII.KU, litoomsburg, Pa.
JiU. II. II. PA UK, -)
T1IOS.S. DUKULLK.UVins'port Pa.,
14. 11, u:uurs,
fib2r"--iv
Kxecutors,
OF NEW YORK,
A WDUK liKSCnilTIVIIof Iho PITYOI' NUW
YllltK In all Its VAItlOUS l'HAKS.
Its splendors and vretehedutss; Its high and
loivlllu; lis Kiaruio paiae-ei una uauc uii ; us
iittniclliiiisandd.iiiKe-i-i; UsltlNlHoc I'UAL'D.S ,
tu iiiuiini; men ami politicians; us auveiuuiuj
lt charities: Us lioslerlts and e-rinie-s.
Iltiislr.iti-il with e.irlv " I i-'lllu Kturavlnas.
AUi:.Nl WANl'Kl). feud lor cilculius and
hce ntir terms ami a lull tlescrlptiou of the worn,
Amiu-.ss aiionai e'uuiisitiu co,, i-nu.i. , i-.i.
IIISTOHY OP
Tho Great Eircs
111 (-IIICAC10 nud Iho WINTbv Itev 11. J. Oiol)
si-Kt i), 1). 1)., of (JhltMKo. Only eomplt-ui history.
TililM-j. n.i.'iw - 7.e Kiiui ii vittoi. ril 1 1 II n ti i ml v kiilil.
l'nco .',6n. 'juuunui-iiti ii nile In'uiilflvs. l'mllls
u-o to suileriis. AliK.'l W A.MISI), 11. a,
eiO'JU.-sl'KKl) i CO., .17 l'.lllcltnw, New YniU
C E L T I C W EEKL Y
Tho Rrentist illu.Ir.ileit Original Story Taper
In Aiiu'iU'.!. l.luht New Oilninnlhturle-H In hrst
iitimber. Xo llierary tr.-atiiiual lo it. AKenls
ami oauvassLTS WMiitu 1 in uvi-iy town ami city
ol iho I'nloii. flu a week easily realised by tho
sale ol tins exiraordln.n-v lrlnli and wVuierle-au
.louiuai. Hiie-enneu copies iree. roi-Miio ny an
ni-M-MleiileiN, l'rlto ,di'.; -.f'l iier.e lar. Adiliess
M. J. u'Isaiiv A Co., 1'. O. llfix l).i ."I, Now York
WHAT TO REAJ3
AND IIOW TO HKA1),
llelinr rlnsslllisl Lists ot e'hlliro Kl-.ulni'. with
appropriate Hints and ItemaiUs, adupna to Ihe
lieiierill lll'.l-Jei, HI -Slliisfi lut-ir., mm iu j.tii.u-t
inti'tullti" totoini eu lee-lions 01 iiouas, 1 vol,
I'.'mo, li. pau-es. l'llce. . J cents. M-nt Irie by
mall on leielpt of Ihe tirlee. I), AI'I'I.I.ION
CO.. Publish, rs, New JOIU.
i:.rit.oai)iNAHv i.mpiiovf.mi:xts in
CABINET ORGANS
The M AhoN A irAMi.iN Okoan Co. respcetiullv
nnuo'uie-t the introduction of Improvements of
niueii moie mnu onuunry iniere&i. inutouio
ltlU:i AND I'iPKCAHIN'nrOIUi.VN',
tiiiisr I tio nnlj Micceslul coinbinutluu of UEAIj
IrKS wlili leed- over niivioj
d.vvs TitAX.srosi.va Ki;vnonu,
7iiithcftu bo Instantly moved to Ihu right or
le n, flinimtnu thH nltclt, or trunfipnt.lnc thu Ucy,
r tu 111 a wiims uuu uthuinniuu, heu uireu nr,
ni:v and t:lt:oant tym:h ok tounu:
n:i:t cahinet okgans,
nt jfiu, 13J nnd 81- "i each. Considering Camcltv,
j-;iet;iiure, inoroujiu i'xeeiieiiro ui n nrn
innuthtp. these nro cheaper than any be lore olf
L-led.
Tl.t Mapon A Hamms Ortjans nro neknowl
edged HKST, nnd liom ttztraordlnary ficltltleH
loi m imiiiu'iuro huh i ouipitny cjui nuiiru, aim
nowuudcilaUo to bell nt jirlces which lender
thrm
UNQri:TIONALV CHKAVK3T.
Font oetnvo orpnns 5-'0 eurh ; five octavo organK
$h i. fl'.'iaml upwnnU, Willi thieo fets reed-
51 M nud upwarot. Tortv Bls'les, unto SI Mn) fiirh.
Svw il. unrated 1'r.taUuue, nud Testimonial
fiinilar, with ouinlouK ot MOUi: THAN O.NK
'lUOl'SAND .MIpSUMANS, sent Iree.
MAHONA HAMLIN OltGAN tt.,
il Tremont ht,, Itohtmi, 690 IlroaUway, N. Y.
(Incorporated imiiu
COLUMBIA FIRE INSURANCE CO.
Ul'l-'lCUllS AMI iUHLX'tUlW.
f. P. Pi rwii.i'n.Pres't.
II. Wii.MnN.Vle-e.Pres't.
llpitn'r TiioMAS.Treaii.
.1. I'. Kni'i.Al i't',t'e'c'y.
.1. II. IIAI'IIMAK,
ItOllT.CllANE.
Wm. Patios.
.Iah. HcnuoKiiri:,
.I.H. TKINK
M. M. hTlilrKI.KU.
IILO. IIIHII I',
It. T. UVOS.
For Insurance or AEenciei. AddreKH
J V. FltUHAUl'K, M-e'y, Columbiu,
Pa.
VANTi:i. THIS KPIUNU,
1 0,000 KAEMEKS,
To Impruvo l.Ti i,i nicies of tlio best raruilnt;
l.anilii lu Iowa, neo Hum luortuayu oi-olherlli.
cuinbraiiee, Tbehi) landM compiUu Iho (loeiu
ment ratlio.ul Krautu udjaeeut lo the great Ihor
Auihfare.s belMeeii t'hliago, Omaha uud Sioux
i lly and lie chiefly In tho
MIDDLE UEOION OF WIXTfcHN IOWA,
IU iDOht krtilo and healthful portion (fever und
hbuo lieluit uuliiioun), and traveueil by mil
loads lu u w ry dlieellon. Now Is tho tliuu to
HLCUllU A IIO.Mi: AT8I ANDS5
ner acre, unon lunif tlli.e. with hlx nor epnt In.
li'rekl,ln Iho luxuriant valley ut eliher the 1 lov
er, iho Maine, the eoldler or Ihe I.lttlnHliiiix.
AKeutH ut fclalloiiH am provided with llama to
Miow iHUUM nee in piiii'miner, nenu lurnlJlllue',
Uistve-H pi Uis, teri'm, lUKrlntUnin, ubeiu ex
plorluu lickt'U uro mid. und now Id reach Ihu
Hindu. f'l.untv lllHim alio klit fri.. Ail.lr.'kd
JOHN II. CALHOUN, Ijiud L'ommlkhlouerlovm
ii. it. i.unu lie, eetiiir iitipuiH, itiwu,
BP.CUPE THE AGENCY AT ONCE
nr.vr vAMir.v HKWiNo ma'-hini:.
?! UTOR,
l'.
PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT
I'or 0110 or two nion of cither box, In every
town In tlio tlnueu Btnle, liy which they may
icnllre rrnm I Moll., iperyenr, with but llltto
Interference Willi oullimry occupalloii, If Iho
wholo lliiHi 1 il"M)leil 11 niiicli larucr Bum will
ho renllzeil. Uoj nnd glrld (nn innko uenrlyri
muelii itrown iienple, homo mnkliiK Iroin 17
I-) 115 per wiek. For xirtlrnlnra. nildiess J, J.
KA lim'.I.I. & (.1) , "07 toiwlwny, M. Y. i
A OUST." Wantkd. A Rent x nmltoinnioinoiiey
nt. wotk Inr u tlinu nt fin thlnif else. lniNl-
lien IP-lit und prrnm Lent, llirllrtilarn free. (J.
HTiNho.N A Co., fine Alt JuKuictj, l'ottland,
i-llillie.
UQ l'lnnte;o,N,Y! Inle-lassSi!)!. NoAuenli.
;0 Names of patront In U St eles In Circular.
OPIUM BAT BUS! SWfiffi
It our Anllilote will not rule. No pain or In
convenience. Hent on receipt of H. O.
AUMSiTltONO. M. I)., IIcnllliH Institution, licjr
rlen HprliiEi, .Mich
To Ail crllser, All ersons who enntcm
nl.ito innklii'i coulractH w til uewspapets for Iho
insertionof AdveitlsemenlH should scud to
for a Circular, or InctoHO 2eAiilsfor their ONI3
IICNDllEI) l'AUi: 1'AMl'III.KT, contalnluit
I.lstH nfa.l INowspapern and estimates, showing
tho cost of advertising, also many uselut hints to
advertisers, nud some account of the experiences
of men who nro known ns Hucc isful Advertis
ers. This firm nro nreprltto of tho American
Newspaper Advertising Agency,
and nro possessed ofunequnlcd facilities for so
curing tho Insertion of advertisements la all
Newspapers nnd l'crlodlcalsat lowest rates.
1672.
18711.
BH.ENDIIJ INDUCEMENIM
WEEKLY PATRIOT.
UUHATLY
KNIiAUQEl) AND IMPKOVED
Thn old favoillo l)cmo"ratic Weekly, THE
.vieeiui , win nppear ua 1110
1'IltST Ol' JANL'AUV, 1H7L',
Orcallv Enlniaed and cbnuitcit fiom nresent
quario 13 a iHiiiiiioin rono. je win i-ouiain
luoio lteadlii" Mallei- than any other W ekly
imti such lil eniisvivalita.
It will i vo en accn.alo rtnort of the Markets
of New Yo. k, I'l- 'edelpui:i,IUll' note, 1'iUsburg
nneuinv s'le.ir.
hi l e.r v iienaiimeni wi'i eoniain Tales.
M'h, l)o iy Ac, by tho belt American and
:nio.ie.su wi icis.
t w '1 Jiiiani such full nnilfnillii.il lenorls of
ni'..c.Mohni una le.i sini'Vu niocceiiinus ns
w II nlloid lis u-ade.H a clcr undeiH lutllugol
Iho dolors of their mih'io seivnuls. Ouiliiiftbo
session of he Lelslatine It w-ltl be of special
lUlCICSl 11 llll VII I IIO II) .V J t'lMIS.VlVIOMaU,
Ouo Cony, mio jenr $2.C )
iinu i.opy. ma muniii" i.i j
l'our Ctii.Ips. ouo veai.er h ).?."
Ten Lotncs.Oiie J car. eacu j,j
Filly topics, and upwards, ouojear, each I.OJ
iweuiv lo iieN.tHic yei". u.cu i."
am t am copy, ice, juiiiimiuii io iuo At;eui
cmUiiK m cUilui .orniOH. A cony ut iho
Unity i'alnot will ho bent, ucc, to tio Aent
tending in cJuhsoljf or menu, All p.ipeis will
bo senaiately addtcs- i but mut jio to ono post
on ice.
Uianmeuor uemopiauo tomity cominitteci,
and oiueis iui tipd in tho causo of nooil eov-
eimneri, a o ii"y ifiiiesled to act ns
Agents lor 1 1 . ion o'L'ubslorthc WteUly
1 illUOl.
THE DA J li x 1'ATJUOT,
I'uhliihcil llvt-iV ilo n.njr. Huuda.vs cxenlcd. is
atlihLcIaisutw n. iv. .cnnlai.nuu lull telemiinh-
ic lepoiis, Miixim eiuiuj; ju uip; "iici.iuo
mofci coninieio iuu f cuiaionnuuei- renoris. lun
acounts oi pioceediugs of Lougiths uuu Lejtsla-
iuic, bjucy euiijrj.iiH, ert,
Ouo Copy, one year, by mail, $7: Flo Copies,
do.. 'lt!ii L'ooies. dotG0.
leims. in aunuce. ncnu rest uiuco
3Ioney Order, Uanfc Uiult or lteglsleied Letter,
jiiiis bcui oy iiiiui win ob nt iuo risit oi inuhcu
der-
ISEND FOi; I'JIOl'KCTUS AM) Hi'KUXMlSN
COl'V. Addrebi
"lUli I'AAIUUI, '
nurrlsburt;, l'a.
feb. 371-31.
Legal Notices.
AUDITOII'S NOTICE.
ESTATE Ol1
ANDitnw LAiti.sir, i)eci;asi:i).
Tho nnilnrsJtrnnil. AnJlfnr nnnolntoil hv tho
iirpnniis court oi uouiniuiii comiiy m uisiri
Iho luuilfi Hi tho hnuils of tho extrulors of An
drew Lurlsh, lato of said count v, tlectused, will
proceed to tho dlsrhnriiO of tho duties nf liN
nppolntiiHiit on FKIDAV, tlio 15th day ot
MAHt'II A. D, 172. at ten oclonl: a m., at tho
oillco of tho Hherlli; in tho Court llouso in
iiinomijurjr. when and wnero nil iutsouh mier-
tbieu may uiieiiu 11 iney xninic proper.
v wiiti. ..uuuor,
I'eb. II, lS72-tl
A DMIXISTUATOH'S NOTICE.
Tl ESTATE OF 11 1 RAM ItAKP It. DFC'D.
i.eiieiH oi Auiuinistratioi, on iuo esinio ni
tiiram naKcr, ia'o or jncut-on lownhuip. eo
lumhia county, deceased, havo been Krantt'd by
the HcLMsIer of said eountv to Joshua I'riU.
of i-ame place. All persons having claims against
tho estate or tho decedent nro requested to pre
sent them for settlement, nud those Indebted to
IIih estMe to innUe payment to tho undersigned,
auminisiraior, wnnuui ueiay.
jumiua r jii i
JauC0'72-Gw Administrator,
A DMINISTRATOH'S NOTICE.
FSTATK OF l'llll.ll' MlLLKIt. IlEC'l).
I.etterN ot administration on the ebtnte of
Philip Miller, lato of Cenlro twp., Columbia
county Uee'd., baebeenurauled bv thu Ueirlhlcr
of bald rouutj.to ltenlamlu Miller, of K-py,
t'ol co.. Pa, and Abruhaui K. Khuuinn, of I.luio
Itlde, Col. co,, l'a. All persons havlnu claims
or demands against Iho decedent aro reriuciti-e-d
lo make them knnewi. and thon imlebteel
to muko payment. HMNJAMIN MILI.Kll,
AUU'.M. K.SIIU.MAN,
JauCC'7J-Gw Aelmlutstratois.
ITmINISTRATOR'S NOTICE;
KSTATK OF flKO. M. I1KAGI.F, DEC'I).
Letters of admluNtratlon on the estate of Geo.
M. HeiiKle, latu of Hemlock township, Columbia
county, dec'tl., hae been irrauted bv the llei;ls
terol said county lo II. Miller, of lllooni twp.,
Columbia county, l'.i. All per-oushaviui; claims
aualust tho estaiooi the de-cedeul aro n-ipiesled
to piesent them lor settlement, and those In
debted to thu estato to make payment lo Iho
uudeisl-imd, administrator, without delay.
s. ll.MII.l.l-at,
febS'72-Ow Admlulhtrutor.
DISSOLUTION OF C J-PARTNER-hlllP.
.Sollce Ik heieby Riven Hint the eo-iiartner-khln
lii'ii.tnlitrn .xlstlni' between T. 1. Hvuivyo
and (leorirn Kramer, under tho firm litle of
swajzo ,V. Kianier, at Jones' Mill, risiuuKcreeic
lll,VUSIII', H IIS IlISMIlt fU I'll u. uj ......
lual eoliseul, Tho booKs are lu Ihu hands of
Mr. lira luerto whom aiieoiuiuuuicaiions siiouiu
be ii'ldlessed, Aceouuts not kettltd by tho 1st
of March will be collected ceordlnK to 1 iw.
T. P. MVAYZI1
feWTl-lm UEO. KUAMHK,
M1
t KELVV, NEAIietCO.,
I)EAI,i:itS IX
DUY GOODS,
a no CERT KS,
AM)
Gen cral . W'crch an disc,
BLOOMSUURd, PA.
JauM'TJ-tf
Q.REENWOOD SEMINARY,
AT MILLVILLE, COL. CO., PA.
The Hnrlni? Term will rominence on Mntldav
Apt II in, Jh7!i, Vacation from the middle ol
June, lo the Mil of AUBUkt, when the Pull Term
will (irn. lMf.vpii we, is make a ouarter.
For Clicnlars. Jlnanllng, Ternm, Tuition or
oiner purueu arx, ni urem
feb0'7-'-?m Prlnclpul.
pUBLICSALE
OF
VAi.rAiii.i: piuisonal phopeutv.
Tho nibscrlber will oiler lor saloat Ills rosl
ueuco in e.amwiMa, lowiuiup on
SATURDAY, MARCH 2d, 1872,
at 10 o'clock, n. m., the following persmal prop
TWO FINE HORSES,
one yearling colt, flvo milch cows, one two-year
uiu uii'i, iiiu o neau oi youuit e-altle, three neiui
kheep, lemarkiihly Hue, nine bholn, hutiowN,
PIuwh, ctiltlvielDrn. fclcelx, hidendid new twohoifco
emtio!!, kprlui; wagon, lop bUL-uy, barnibs double
uuu Muuie, lauuiui; nun, uuu inner mrmiui; nil
pie'iueuiN,
SEVEN SWARMS OF HEKS,
AUou lot of.furnliure. Term mado knomi
on uuy otMile. JOHN hi i)ll,
CuIuwIkwi towiikblp, l'eb, liT'i fiLli Ji.lt
yALUAHLE
TIM HER LAND
l'OR SALE.
The mule rhlKhed olleru for kalo about C) ucrok
oi uuu HoiHi laim iiiwiiii Willi wuiio piui'.oak
(beitluiiiAe.. lu Oranuu lowukhln mar Jauiei
l'aiuium'i. taw mill, l'or purtlculard n lo
tviuiM Hi'iuj in j,o, i-,i ar-n,
leb-IJ.'.iil (Heenwood, Columbia county, l'a.
.1. I.. VK . f . .
rtliinl Hfrrrf,
immjMfciii'ii !
lMiltnilrlpllln.
rtorr A MONTH to Mil niir tlnlyprnl I fm;
bolt) ent. ComblLftllim Tunnel. Mutton Hole
ffii . nml' oilier nrtlclcn. Haco Novkltt Up.,
Bfco, 1I0.
HAHE CHvNCE FOH AGENTS.
AGENTS), we will r"y you no per week In
coli, llyoumlli'DKAiiu wltli at tr o.vck. fcv-
rryllilim (iirnlMieil mid expense! pftlil,
drew, 1-. A. 1.1. Ifi uuuriuiie, mien.
no-lw
nfYCIIOI.OGf, Fnsclnnllon or fiotu ChnrmlnR.
I' mi ihium l.v lUrliprt Hamilton. II. A. How to I
mo this power (which nil possessjat wl I, Ulvln
nllnn. Spiritualism, Horcerlcs, Deropnology, nnd
n , lift..i,ml rtlirr u'omlnrs. Price ov mall 11.2).
Ill cm, .11 paper eovern Ii.ee. e;oiy irep voi7eTii
mil. i,ui) mouihiy easily maoe. Auurrss i. r.
IVANS), 1'uU, 11 H 8th Sitreet l'lillndelphla I'ft. Iw
THOMSON'S
WOULD- HENO WN E D PATEN T
JLOVE-FITTOt corset
if ..nt, rnf. Ilin mnt sat-
li,,riorv. tipst tltllnif nnd
Hie cheapest Corset for Its
real value, you liavo ever
worn, uuy
TIIOSIBON'S
OENUINK PATENT
OLOYH-FITTIXG.
No Corset has ever atlnln
ed such a reputation, either
in this or any oiuer coun
try. Asnowmndclnlcngth
nnu lunncss oi oust
IT CANNOT HE IMHIOVED.
i'l-M-v 1'nTte.l. , .l.mnMl wILh thA name THOM
SON nnil the trade mark, a crowu. Kept by all
;irhi.e-iasn ucnieri.
THOMSON. t.ANODON 4 CO.,
rioie uevnerHui i-uiuui..
3i)l Broadway, Now Y'ork.
nO-tw
AG K NTS WANTED.
MARK TWAIN'S NEW BOOK 1
"ROUGHING IT,"
IS ItEADY FOR CANVASSERS.
It li a companion volume, to
"INNOCENTS A B It O A D,
of which
100,000 Copies
Have ntreadv been ordered, and la still ono of I
Hie neii seiiiotr oooksouu
Don't waste tlmo on books no ono wantu, but
take ono people will stop you In tho streets to
Mibscrli'o for. "Thero Is a tlmo to laugh," and
nil who rpail Ibis book will seo clearly thill tllno
hascomo. Apply nt once for Territory, Circu
lars, anil Terms. Aunress
lillL'lU'r 11 lUUMDAn Piitiltaliei
decM71.tr 711 Bansom btreet, Philadelphia
HEAD QUARTERS
KOH
BARGAINS.
GREAT
EaOSOTG- OUT
OP
WINTER GOODS.
111 ortl ci- to mako room for Spring
Gooth I will closo out tho bnlnnce of ray
FRENCH JIERINO,
EJIPRESS CLOTH,
WINTER POPLINS,
AND s
WISJTEU SHAWLS
tit great bargains.
FURS AT COST.
ALEXANDER KID QLOVES, nt -f 1.
J. & 1'. COATS' Cotton 80 cts. per iloz.
M. P. LUTZ'S,
MAIN STREET,
NEXT TO COURT HOUSE,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
JOR RENT.
A valuable farm In Cenlro town&hin. Colum
bia Count v.ndlolnluc lands of John Fester. Win.
Power, Reuben Siller and others, containing 165
ucres, 3 1 acres of which aro In timber, Uood farm
and oulbulldlUKs, Irutl and water. For teriun
ana uiu purticulam apply to
DAJiur.ir,i ltAiei),
Executor of Kred'k. Shatter, deceased.
i-i.M uiucu auurefeb, i jiuu iiiuuo, nt,
lcbJ7i-tt
EW DRUG STORE.
CHRIS. A. KLEIM
line Inst purchased tho butlucss of K. P. Lutz,
ueiwcIleiBiit the old Maud, u cholco ussortiueui
BRUCiS,
CHEMICALS,
PATENT MEDICINES,
TOILirrAP.TICLl'Jj,
PANCVBOA1-S,
llRUSIira,Ac.,4c,
Ai.d ft L'enerul aerortmiiit of the choicest t-ouds
usually louiiu lit nisi ciuss eBiuuiisiuiiiuiB,
PllVhICIANS' PhESCHIITIONH AND 1'AUILV
jlfc.e'11'ui uAiie.kt M.1 euui'DUMiKU,
On Suudayv, open Irom S a. in., to 10 a. in., and
Hum i p. in., mi p. in,
GERMAN AND ENGLISH SPOKEN.
feb972-tf
DLAKK DEEDS.
We now have the tlnettt ashortmeut of IIIaANR
PKKjDH ou liuuU nml lor bulu thut wtre eer kept
lu lllooiuhbuii;. ljiruo uim on btkt narchiutut
trator'K lt-d nuaJl tlio gouU tiptr (clitap
CLARK & WOLF'S COLIM
LAHQESTOOK
n
ov
FALL GOODS
WHICir AllK NOW IN fcTOltE.
THEY Wllili SELL THEM
f.
Low For Cash
OH
PRODUCE.
CLARK & WOLF
HAVE
CALL AND SEE,
Opposite Erown's Hold
BLOOMSBURG.
Wo offer a 8II.K CORDED POl'LIN
that
sold at 1.60 now at jl.33 per yard.
A uplendld JAPANESE STRIPE at Jl.Oe) pjr
yard.
A full line; of BLACK ALPACA from 30 cenU
toSl.Mperyard.
Our M cent Alpsca can't be beat, our 7j cent
Alpaca prime.
And you know our 63 ct. Alpaca'ts Iho best In
th Market lor the money.
A Sixteen bono COllSET at70 cent.
Our S1.S0 Long bone CORSET Is woith buying.
Blenched and
unbleached JIUSLIK, a full
stock.
APPLLTON A.
at 1 1 ccntB by the bolt, 13 cents
by tho yard.
Ladies White Hose.
Ladies Merino Hose,
Ladies Ualmornl IIoso
Ladies Balbifjane, Hose,
Ladies Iron Framo Hose
ladles FRINGED SUITINH CLOTH for Polo
naises at S2.0U per yard,
Flcerrd Hose,
Misses ono-lialf IIoso
IIoso In extra Siso
Misses Ribbed IIoso
Men Wollen one-half IIoso
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
Ijadles Vcst3
Cardigan JanUets
Ladies Cloth Gloves
Ladles Ilerlind Gloves
Ladies Ruck Gauntlets
WOOL SCARFS, NUBIAS, HOODS.
Ruck Gloves
Ladles Fur top Gloves
Gents Fur to Gloves
Buck Gloves and Mittens
Ladies Kid Gloves
Gents Cloth Back Buck Palm Gloves
Shawls of all Kinds.
Ribbons
Velveteens
Empress Cloth
Dress Goods
Dundes Robes
Black Satin
Velvet Rlbons
Beaver Cloth
Cassimers and Planels
OIL CLOTHS 4-1, C-l and E-l wide,
TEA Bi;TTS of ICpHco-.Iron ttoi:o wnc at
13.75 per tett.
Our Mock of TEAS, COFFE B, bPICi B, dr.. In
full and at the lowekt flsurcF.
Our HccU of NOTIONS Is lull and ccmplete.
ROOTS and fcllOFS, a full line.
CI ARK d WCLF are cloklng out their Meek of
HIAWLS at leduced i ikf nury of tliuu t
cost.
We toirled no tlock ot HIItN over frem leet
ktakoo, our prtkeiit ktrck 1m large aud all new,
and we offer .utm from fitflto t2S.C0rir(tt.
WATER-l'ItOOK CI.OAK1NO at 11.10, IL88,
11.10 and f 1,7$.
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