THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY,
The Columbian-
"floomsburg, Friday, Mtircli 1, 1072,
FRANK CCOLEY,
ASSISTANT lJDITOIt.
Itnilrond Timo Table
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MS P.M. Hill A.M.
LOCAL.
Iion. Jamks li. Brx'K of Kentucky
will plcnso accept our thntiks for ti copy
of Ills nWc speech on tho "Postal Telo
graph." Wk caII attention to tlio opinion of
Judgo Elwell, relative tho extension of
Fourth Street In this town, which will
bo fount! elsewhere.
Tub highest salary wild In this coun
try to n lady teacher la saltl to ho given
toMls-i Anna 0-Urackott, Principal of
tho St. Louis Normal School, Si'iOO
nj'ear.
In tho Interest of a long stint-ring anil
gently complaining community, wo
hep; to inako a suggestion to designers
of etovo patterns. It Is, that tho hearths
should always ho plain and smooth and
also slightly descending from tho stove,
so that they may bo claoncd and kept
clean, with art ordinary expenditure,
of labor and temper. Tho fllagreo work
upon most of them Is an outrngo and
u nuisance, and requires to be reformed
altogether.
Oun Representative, Mr. IJrockway,
has succeeded In getting through tho
House of Representatives au appropria
tion of $10,000 for our Normal School.
Stami Yotm Checks. With tho
many changes In tho rovcnuoliuvs somo
think that checks, drafts, etc,, are not
to bo stamped. Tho following Is tho laws
Bank check, draft or order for any sum
of monoy drawn upon any bank, bank
er, or trust company, at sight or on do-
inand, two cent stamp. When drawn
upon any other person or persons, com
panies or corporators, for any sum ex-
ceding ten dollars, at sight or demand
two cent stamp.
Look out for mad dog-) now. Thcro U
nothing makes a dog so tnad as to lio
compelled to sit out on tho doorstep tills
weather and howl to get in at tho
stove.
Sutii J. Comly ha-3 boon appointed
Collector of tho Port of Philadelphia in
tho placo of John W. Forney, resigned,
Mr. Comly is a brother of Joshua W.
Comly, Esq., of Danville.
Tim stockholders of tho Deposit and
Savings Bank of Catawisia, entered
Into au election for directors, on Feb
ruary 22d, which resulted in tho elec
tion of tho following board, viz; J. K.
Sharplcss, Win. J. Ejer, George Scott,
lienry Ilolllngshead, George W. Crov-
ellng, and George S.Gilbert. Tho hoard
organized on February 23d, and elected
Georgo Scott, President, and Benjamin
Rusli Davis of Berwick, Cashier. Tho
Bank will ho ready for business by
March 15th at furthest.
Tin: commltteo in tho Groy-M'CIuro
contested election case, of which Mr.
Buckalow is chairman went to Phila
delphia on Monday tor tho purposo of
examining witnesses. It is thought
there will bo over 1200 to examine.
A very destructive tiro at Sollnsgrovo
on Wednesday of last week, destroying
thirteen dwellings, llvostoros, a Church
and a number of stables and bams,
LoS3 $100,000. Tho flro was probably
tho work of an incendiary.
The citizens of Milton are in consid
erable trepidation concerning tho ico
gorge in tho river at that place It is
feared that, when tho ico breaks up, a
dam may bo formed and tho town bo
Hooded,
Right Rev. M. A. DeWolfo Howe,
bishop of this Episcopal diocese, will
raako auoflicial visit to Reading on
Palm Sunday. Ho will administer
tho rlto of confirmation In two of tho
Episcopal churches of that city mi tho
above occasion.
IN tho borough election in Sunbury
last week tho Democrats elected their
wholo ticket with two or threo excep
tions. Sol. Malick, Esq., was elected
Chief Burgess and Mr. John Clark, As
sistant Burgess. Tho borough has here
tofore been Republican.
Tnr. new Pastor of tho German Ro
formed Church of this placo was ordain-
ed last evening and will deliver bis itrst
sermon as Pastor hero next Sunday,
March n J, at tho usual timo in tho fore
noon. In tho afternoon ofsimoday ho
will preach his first sermon au Pastor at
tho "Heller's Church." AU aro cordi
ally Invited.
A 31UAKEMAN on tho L. & B. H. R.
named Daniel Titus, fell from the train
at Rupert, ou Saturday last, and a car
passed over his foot cutting olf two
toes. Tho number of accidents to rail
road employees in this vicinity is un
usually largo of late.this being tho third
wo have chronicled within a few days
tho two preceding it having been fatal
Oun thanks aro duo our friend Mc
of Fishingcrcek for tho list of new sub
scribers sent. Wo are not making any
effort to Increase our list, trusting that
tho merits of tho Columbian will com
mend it to the party, and that no spec
ial solicitation will ho necessary. Any
person who wishos to keep posted in tho
news, politics or tho business of tho day
should have a copy.
The World Almanac for 1S72 is even
more complelo and full than any of Its
predecessors and should bo in tho hands
of every man who takes any interest
in tho affairs of tho country. It con
tains an iuimonso amount of general
and political information, statistics
congressional legislation and Items of
public vuluo. Prlco twenty-llvo cents,
Address "Tiio World," !3-' Park Row
New York.
Wi: havo received tho first number
of a magazlno for "wido awako boys
and irirls." with tho rather odd name
of "What Next?", which is tho best o
tho kind wo havo seen. It contains
several good stories, poetry, ic, Just
suited to tho tastes of young people.
13 published monthly at tho very low
ruto of 30 cents per year, address Pun
i.isiieh oi-' What Next? 133 West
Jackson Street, Chicago, Illinois.
The Legislaturo has now been in
Eession two months, nnd lias not. yet
passed ono singlo general bill into a
iw ; at any rato "Legal Opinion"
which proposes to publish them con
temporaneously with their passage,has
not yet given us any results of their
labois. Wo should regard this as pretty
slow work, or rather as no work at all.
If tho facts aro as we suppose, thero is
some heavy work before them, Includ-
tig tho appropriation and tho appor
tionment bills ami it is possible they aro
working at them.
The origin of the flro which destroy
ed tho school houso near Allnas Cole's,
in Sugarloaf township, was undoubted
ly tho placing of red hot coals in a
wooden ash box. This box had been
on flro onco before and the children had
extinguished tho ilames with snow, but
somo flro yet remained and during the
night it again ignited tho box. It
would bo well for teachers in tho various
schools in the county to cxerciso caro
in tho disposal of ashes, or thero may
bo occasion to noto tho destruction of
another school before warm weather.
Thero are many persons who affect to
dlsbcllovo In tho efficacy of advertising,
but Just so soon as ono of them gets Into
a ecrapo It is astonishing to sco tho
alacrity with which ho calls on tho
editor to nk that tho llttlo affair may
not ho mentioned In tho columns of his
paper. If theso men bellovo what they
say why this anxiety?
Tun volco of tho mud turtlo and that
of tho lightning rod man will soon bo
heard in tho land. Get your shot gun
and prepare for war. Rv.
Wo do not dcslro to run counter to tho
sporting tastes of tho community but
wo feel Impelled to say that although
tliero Is no law on tho statuto books for
bidding tho shooting of mud turtles,
thero Is nn absurd prohibition as to tho
popping over of lightning rod men.
Tho law Is, perhaps, ridiculous, but so
long as It exists it will bo bettor to ab
stain from this exciting sport. Light
ning rod men, aro fellow creatures after
all, and although tho temptation may be
.strong to bag them, yot tho fact of their
human origin should bo allowed full
weight. So wo soy, don't shoot them ;
'let dogs delight to bark (at) and blto"
them but dou't you do anything of tho
sort.
The most dls.igrocablo months of tho
year aro February and March. Tlio
latter, especially, with Its high winds
and keen air is peculiarly unpleasant
and unhealthy, and yet thero aro somo
days In both months which aro so
warm and bright, so full of sunshlno
and beauty, that wo can, by closing our
eyes, easily fancytho flowers to bo In
bjooni and tho trec3 In leaf, with tho
birds flying among tho boughs. Thero
is no dependence, however, to bo placed
upon tho cliaugeful weather, and tho
perfect to-day may bo followed by a
lark and fierce to-morrow. But March,
though keen and cold and cruel, is tho
harbinger of better things, and tlio
fancies which its pleasant days create,
will soon become realities. Tho fro
and snow will disappear betoro tho
genial heat of tho sun, and tho glad
earth will, rouso from winter's slumbers
and put on tho gay. green garb of
Spring.
In a debate in tho United States Sen
ate a few days ago, on tho French neu
utility resolutions, Mr. Sumner after
quoting authorities on othor points;
"also read from Worcester's largo dic
tionary, which ho thought the best au
thority, tho definition of "Emissary,"
and said that tho uso of theso two words
by Mr. Conkling in this amendment,
not only implied.ignoranco of languago
but was also an insult to a friendly
po-ver."
Wo aro glad to find Mr. Sumner, who
is a scholar, whatever elso ho may be,
giving his voice and the weight of his
critical Judgment against Webster.
Doubtless tlio book, which is neither a
Dictionary nor an Encyclopedia, but a
littlo of both, will gradually find its
level.
Old Rose Bushes. A subscriber
sends tlio following on tho management
of old roso bushes to tho New York Ob
server : Never givo up a choico but de
cayed roso bush till you havo tried wa
terlng it for two or threo times a week
with siot tea. Tuko soot from a chim
ney or stovo in which wood is burned
and make a tea of it. When cold, water
tho roso with it. When all is used, pour
boiling water a second timo on tho soot
Tho shrub will quickly send out thrifty
shoots, tho leaves will become large and
thick, and tho blossoms will bo larger
and moro richly tinted than before. To
keep plants clear of insects, syringe
them with quassia tea. Quassia c in bo
obtained at un apothecary's. Tliodiree
tions I enclose have been fully tested In
my family, with most satisfactory re
sults.
iV mooting of tho Commissioner of
the Ilunlock's Creel: and Muncy Rail
road was hold in Now Columbus,
Luzorno county, at the hotel of Hon.
John Koons, on Saturday tho 17th Inst.
llou. John Koons was mado Presi
dent and C. A. Bowers, Eq,, of Muncy,
Secretnry,$ 10,000 of stock Is ncco-snry to
sccuro a patent for tho road. This stock
to bo t ivldcd into shares of $2-, each
$1 on each sharo to bo paid down. Ad
dresses wero mado by Mr. H. Daven
port, J. D. Mcllck, II. W. Pcttikcnnnd
others.
We give, us a matter of Interest to
our readors, tho names of tho ofllccrs of
tho Rosemont Cemetery Company, In
this town. President, Rev. 1). J. Waller;
Secretary, L. B. Rupert; Board of Man
agers, William Neal, John G. Free-,
Philip Uuangst, H. II. Miller, J. K.
Orotz, J. J. Brower, C. B. Brockway.
E. P. Lutz, and I. W. Hartman. Tho
Cemetery grounds havo been put in
thorough order and In tho coming
spring will bo further beautified. Tho
pcoplo of Bloomsburg havo always
taken prldo In tho appearanco of tho
Cemetery, though wo venturo tho us
sertlon that, until now, but few know
tho names of tho gentleman who havo
tho management of affairs,
Col. VioronE. Pioi.w.t, well known
to tho people of this county, met with
a most annoying and at tho samollmo
ludicrous adventuro whilst on a visit,
recently, to his friend Dr. G. B. Llnder
mau in south Bethlehem. On waking
In tho morning tho Col. was unable to
find any of ills clothing and, upon in
quiry, discovered thatsonio adroit thiof
had entered his room during tho night
and appropriated tho garments to his
own use. This was truly an unfortun-
ato predicament which was rendered
moro so by tho fact that nono of his
host's clothing would fit him. Ho was
in consequeueo obliged to return to bed
until suitable habiliments could bo pro
cured. Dr. Linderman lost a quantity
of siiverwaio and most of his clothing
by tho tame audacious robber.
The following public sales, bills of
which l.nvo been piinted at thU office,
lire- to take placo at tho dates specific!.
I'EUSONAIi PltOPEltTV,
Jolm 1). Esalck, Whlto Hall, March,
Olh.
iniih ! ft i in iMinti'ikcn inn'ntinn I uirn iiiiinu.inieui pkiu swu' ij t wrwwm "
u,,.i jumu, v..,. ,-, ,)rCP(,, , (,, rtlm-lmrto of the dtttMa units
Mnrrli 7lli. fibb'-lntjTuiil nn 1'HIHAY, Urn lfllh day.. of
ia .,,V.t..- ... , i. ....... i. MA lltll A.I). lK7H.nl ion n'cUfH a ')., irt Hi;
.uiivm vviiili'i , ccuimimieiiii', mniv.ii
7th.
Legal Nofcicsm.
A" v mfo rTnot ici-iT "
EflTATR OF
AHMIEW I.AttlBH, tECLAkI.
The tinderMgucd, Auditor ftMWintM bytfc
Of ptintia' Court of Coiombiii Count lo diotri
tlio ftinifain tho lunula ortlic oMi7w of An
drew l.ntlsli, Into of m Id cow t J , dr-JWMrt, will
A. S. Knltllc, Locust twp., March 11,
Charles Giarhnrt, Mlfllln to.v, ii'lilp,
March 12tli.
Estalo of Jacob Harris, Buck Horn,
Match 11th.
W. T.Shuman, Main twp., March 11.
Thomna Hower, Franklin township,
March 20th.
Margaret Slater, lien loci: township,
March Dili.
Georgo J. Swcigert, Bloomjburg,
March Olh.
Georgo If. Evert, Oraugo township,
March 12th.
Augustm Traub, Locust township,
March 12th.
Thomas W. Fry, Centro township,
March 10th.
KEAIi 32STATE,
Estate of John Yoagciy Jr. Locust
township, March 0th.
Estatoof Peter BItncr, Locust twp.,
March 1 1th.
EstatoofW. 11. Ent, Bloom, Maich
lGth.
Estate of C. II. Preblcr, Bloom, March
10th.
Estate of John Kile, Jr. Si'garloaf
township, March "0th.
Eslato of Georgo M. Beagle, Hem
lock tr.wnshlp, March 23d.
ofllce of iho Hheilir, in Ilia t'oatt Horn in
lllnonvbuiy, wl n anil where nil ptrtona Inter-
"tcK " "Utnrt lf 'fl? Wind.lot.
l-'lb. 1I,1S7J.I
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
MTATK lll-mHAM IlAKfH, llKfl).
i.rili-r or Adinhilatinllnii. mi Hie rntalo (i!
Ulrtim lliikor, Info or JnckMin Inwnalilii Co
lumliln. rntiiitv. ilirrnaed. lmve liean urnutPd lisr
tlio ltpgimi-r uf cald comity to .Icmljti I-rlU,
cifunmo piaoc, AlliieraoinliavliigclRlmaagaliiHt
Inmlila county, ilicrnaed, linve liean urantpd liy
llieratnta of the ilrcmlont nip luqnealoil In Ijfo-
M-ui iiiciti lor ueiueiuem, nou imobu iikibm
tli, t-Mnto to iiihUc imyiiu'iit lo the iimlori!
JO.'HUA KttlT?,
JinM72.CT AilmltiUirftlor.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
r ihtatk in- Miir.ii Mil t.nn. iifco'u.
Letter of mtiiiliiiHtrutlon on the citato of
I'lilllp Jlllli-r, Into of Ct'lilro tw).. Columbia
couiifv iieo'd., havolioeu KruutMl by tnolIuulRtcr
of Bind rounU,lo Uptitulnlii Jtllltr, ot hiipr,
l-iil I'll . I-n . nil, i Abllllinin K. KllUlulUl. of Lllno
Hldgp, Col, co., l'n. All l'ti-Hoiin Imvlun i luttus
ol ilellllllHll I'KnillBl. iw ntc-iuom. mu if,u.-ai-iil
to inaUo liiclu Known, mm iboie niuplitt-d
to make i aymi nt, uunjamin jiilleic,
Al II'M, H. Bill -MAN,
Jfiiiic 7i-Cw AitniinMrAtmn.
A DM INISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
XX. raTATR of no), jr. iikacii.i:, uku-ii,
IiPttpr or administration on tlu estate of Geo,
M. lleatrlp, Into of Hemlock; towmlilp, Columbia
comity, dpp'il., Imvo Iippii timnletl by tho ltcgla
icr of enld county to H. H. Miller, of lllooni twp.,
CnlmnbUi comity, P,i. All pcn-oni Imvlnsi claims
ntnlnsliliopstiiteol tbo ili-ceilent are ruiuuatul
to nicupiit tlii-tu lor settlement, and thoha In
ikbied to tlio estnto to inako payment to tliu
uudetHlgued, ndmlnlitraior, JJ",'j01lllt1,r',1,,1-,
fi!b2'72-Gn 'Admiuiilruuir,
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FOP.
BfftBGAINS,
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Sotlco Is'liercby Riven Hint t'.io co-parlner-Khlp
berclofo n rxMliig between T. 1". SwHjrt-
Sl'KOIAL OTICi:S,
-rklSPOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
and Oeome Kramer, under tlio iinu uuo in
Swayire c Kramer, lit Jonea' Mill, WklilngcreuK
towiikblp, win dissolved ou Janumy 10, by itta
Itiiil cotiM-iit. The boons aro lu ilm liaiida or
Mr. ICrniiicrtowliomallconimunlcauntnabouu;
be nddicn-cd. Aceuuuts not fcltlod by tile 11
or Mnrcli will bccollpcttd nceontliiK to law.
T. 1-. MWAYZII,
feb2'71-lm UEO. KUAMIS11,
GREAT1''1''
OUT
OF
WINT3R GOODS.
In ortler lo mak'o room for Spring
Good? I will elo'ooutthobalancoof my
FRENCH MERINq, '
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in jiwi.v,u ao ino v nil uy uov, ii, J. ui "o
Mk'iiKb, J). I)., of Clilcso. only coinplolo lilnlory.
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A WQHK nlWIHI'tlVBof llin CITY OK NEiV
YoIUClna I Us VAKIOU-l 1'IUBia.
Its spUnoors nii'l wTetrbediierst Its lilgli and
low Ufa i liamarbla unlaces and itsrk iIuki Ha
ttttnMl"lis mid dangers ( lis HINOSA FllAtjns ,
Its ICfHllug men anil pom loians t " ouvcnmrei ;
lUcHarltiafi! lis invsierica and crimes.
llljinratcd Willi Nc-ntlyZiOHnoEmravlngs.
AQEN1M WANrEl,-s?end for circulars nrd
neoonrtormsand n full description of tlio work.
Addtuaa National rnbllslilng Co., 1-lilla., I'a,
IIISTORYOF
Tlio Great Fires
111 CllICAdO and tho WEfTby Itev.i:. J. O, nn
l'rlce Ji.fio. W oeenls n ade In 20 ilays.
CELTIC W E 13 ELY.
TUe greatest Ulif-lratcd Orlxiual Htory Taper
111 America. Mglit Now Original rttorles In flrst
number. Wo Ibtrury treat equal to 1U Agents
anil iiinv.isori WMtilod in ovory town and city
110 n week easily ronllied by tlio
-V irisu
Journal. Hpeclmcn copies Ireo,
nrilm Union.
snlc of tills extraordinary
unwsdealors.
il.J. 0'IiBA!lV0O.,l
nnd American
i or sale by nil
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iTlrn.G,-.! f 2.tAl nor vear.
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WHAT TO HEAD
AND nOW TO READ,
Ileitis classified Lists of Cbolcs Heading, with
appropriate ltinta and Hemarks, adapted to the
Ueiierat ltoioer, lo Hnbscribers, ana to persons
Intending Inform collections of Hooks. 1 vol,
12mo. 132 page. Price, W cents. Bont freo by
mull ou lecelpt uf tlio prlco. V. AITLETON A
CO., Tubllshers, New Yorir.
New SDrincr styles of Drc-
C. C. Marr's cheap.
Goon clean coal is haul to pet, hut J.
J. Robbina Columbia Iron Works al
ways keeps it on hand.
At a incotliiK of tlio Stockholders in
tlio North anil West Branch Railroad
Coiuputiy.at thoCourtllouso in Blooms
burg, according to public notice, on Sat
urday, February 21th, tho following
ofUcers wero elected for the current
year, viz.:
President, D. J. Waller; Directors,
William Neal, John A. Funstcn, Rob
ert F. Clark, Col. J. O. Freeze, Hon. L.
D. Shoemaker, Hon. B. S. Bentloy,
E. Mendenhall, D. Lowenburg, Wil
liam Peacock, J. B. Robison, James
Masters, Jacob Schuyler.
At a meeting of tho Board of Direc
tors, William Neal was elected Treasu
rer. Tho following members wcto elect
ed an Exccutivo Committee, viz.: D
Waller, William Neal, John A.
Funston, Jacob Schuyler and D. Low-enberg.
By an act of Assembly, approved tho
13th May, 1871, commissioners wero ap
pointed to open books and tako sub
scriptions and organize a company to
construct a railroad from Wilkes Barro
in Luzerne county, to Williamsport, in
Lycoming county, by tho way of
Bloomsburg, up tho Littlo Fishing
creek -, and with power to construct a
branch from Bloomsburg up Big Fish
ingcreok to connect with any railroad
in Sullivan county Ac.
Tinder tho provisions of the act, tho
books havo been opened, tho stock sub
scribed, tlio charter secured, tliocompa
ny organized and a corps of engineers
and workmen placed on tho line of tlio
proposed road.
Its Importanco to Bloomsburg cannot
bo over-estimated, nor indeed to all
points nlong tho line. As a coal and
lumber carrying road it will afford fa
cilities and advantages to every man
who ues either ono of thoso articles.
Wo aro glad to seo that tho prospects of
activo work upon tho lino nro good.and
hpo to seo it pushed with tho vigor tlio
project deserves.
COMMUXICATKl).
It' vou nro musically inclined, call on
Allstalt, Court IIouso Alley and gratify
your tastes, eltner vocal or instrumen
tal. New music, instruments, Ac.
C. C. Marr lias all kinds of Bit
Drcs3 Goods to sell cheap for cash.
We mado up our mind fcomo timo
since, that thoso early bluo birds ami
robins, who havo teen Hying about lu
the southern part of tho State, endeav
oritig to convinco themselves and man
kind that spring had arrived, would
eventually eomo to griof.and tho recent
cold weather must havo convinced
thoso prematuro warblers that neither
"ono swallow makes a summer," nor
ono bluo bird a spring.
Tho "Benton Mutual Saving Fund
and Loan Association" had their sec
ond monthly meeting for Issuing stock
and telling tlio monoy on last Tuesday.
Threo hundred and r.Incty-threo ad
ditional shares wero taken, making tlio
present number of shares seven hundred
and thirteen. At this salo eighteen
shares wero satisfied at an averngo pro
mlum of eighty-six, thereby increasing
tho vuluo of tho stock to flvo dollars
ami iilnety-threo cents.
The irregularity of tlio mails nt
Blocmhburg Is becoming unbearable.
Every day sonioonoof them, at least,
isdelaycd. Tho annoyanco to business
men and to thoso whoso timo is valua
bio, is excessive. It seems as If nil tlio
railroads or all tho mail agents hud
conspired to deprlvo our citizens of
whatever of good nuturo they may yet
possess. Thero is no redress as far as
railroads nro concerned, for no power
on earth can force them to ruu on time.
so wo can but escrclso our forboaranco
for thoso which so despltefully uso us
and poreecuto us.
Talking. It Isa great thing to mind
one's own business, said a certain phil
osopner ; and ho was right. An ex
change remarks that it is it great thing
to let other people's business alono;
and tills much is implied by tho maxim
above quoted. In our view thero is hard
ly n class of pests in modern society
and they nro numerous so superlative
ly contemptihlo as that classknown as
tattlers, or meddlers in other peoplo's
business. Wo don't ndiulro a thief, wo
have nouflltiity with gamblcrs.and have
no respect for misers ; but either of
thoso uro first-class gentlemou in com
parison with tho inriuUttlvc, Jealous
minded tattler, who goes mousing
about in tho garb of social respectublll
ty, poking his noso or his fingers lu tho
affairs of his neighbors, ami seizing up
on every trilling circumstances mat
comesSwIthiu tho wido swoop of his re-
nioiEeless curiosity, for tho purposo of
making capital against thoso whoso
characters ho cannot understand, be
cause they nro pure and abovoimpeach
mont. The 2i'd of February, tho birth day
of Washington and tho dato of tho ex
istence of tlio Bloomsburg Literary In
stitute as a Normal School, was duly
cclobrated at tho school, in a manner
creditaulo to tho officers und scholars of
tho Institution and agreeable to thoso
wlio wero auditors. In tho afternoon
at 2 o'clock tliero wero oxerclaes in tho
largo hall, consisting of original essays,
declamations, anil colloquies, intor
sporsed with vocal and instrumental
music. At four o'clock a flno dinner,
prepared under tho supervision of Unit
genial caterer, Mr. Stoward Millard,
was discussed, tho Trustees and their
families and somo Invited guests being
present. In tho ovening a lectuto was
delivered by Rov. Dr. Washburn, of
Ashland, on tho character of "Washing
ton. Thcro was ulso a dialoguo, tableau
and music, all of which gave general
satisfaction. Tlio nuillonco was u largo
ono, larger than might havo been ex
pectcdin consideration of tho intenso
cold which prevailed.
Tho holiday was pleasantly and son-
elbly obsorvedond had tho weather been
a tritlo moro spring llko tliero would
imvo boon no drawback to tlio pleasures
of tho occasion.
Mil. Editor: The members of tho
Order of United American Mechanics
of this place, wishing to celebrate tho
birthday of tho Father of our country
thought they could in no way eidoy
themselves better than by having a sup
per whereat they could mingle together
and share with each other that brother
ly love which exists or should exist in
every order. Consequently tho Com
ralttee, with tho assistance of your
townsman, Mr. B. Laycock, who Is a
gentleman In every respect and who
knows what prime oysters are, procured
two thousand of them, which, with pics
and cakes, afforded u splendid supper,
at which tho members, with their good
dames, partook with very much appro
elation.
The Order is young, though under
very prosperous circumstances and em
braces most of tho prominent citizen
of this community-
Respectfully yours,
Fiiek. Haut.man.
Buckhorn, February 2:i, 1872.
Mn. Editor: Having noticed a com
munlcatlon In tho JlepuMican signed
" Enterprise," advocating a Railroad
from Bloomsburg to Orangevillo, and
thinkiug another communication upon
tho subject in the Coi.u.mhian would no
bo aiiiisj, tho writer will uo his be
efforts to further tho said Railroad, as
ho believes it would bo of great vuluo
to tho business community through
which it would pass, by vastly incre.is
ing all manner of business. It must bo
acknowledged that tho trafllc up Fish
ingcreok is immenso and tho writer has
often wondered why men of energy
activity, and enterprise, (who hav
used their influence in building othe
Railways) havo overlooked tho steadily
increasing necessity for a Road from
Bloomsburg to Orangovlllo. Why Is it.
that our men of capital go to distant
parts of our Stato to invest it, when it
should bo used to develop our own re
sources and railway facilities nt homo?
Tho above mentioned Railway would
hoof iuimonso benefit to Bloomsburg,
giving to her machliio shops and foun
dries an Inureaso of trado. Now oneti
would bo built up and thus consumo
tho iron smelted at our own furnaces,
and would glvo employment to hun
dreds of mechanics. Havo wo any meu
of energy, activity and enterprise-who
will tako hold of this project? Ifo,
let a meeting bo called and action taken
in tho matter at once. Wo believoa
Charter is already lu existence- for tlio
- . .... IP ....A ...1... ...in. .it, till. Kj .f. W
rioau , ii nut wiiy i-uuuui
Krnnfii Ttnilrond run from B oomsburg
to Ortinguvillo, then to Mlllvlllo uud up
Littlo Fibhitipercck? Let us hear from
others ution tlio above subject. Moro
anon. Raji. Road.
Orongoville, Mar, 1, 1872.
Stationery of all descriptions and
of the best, at I. W. Niles', Main St.
Call and see. mchl72-tf.
Evr.E Sc liAXiinw., Fourth and Arch
streets, Philadelphia, aro now ofltrlng
a lull line or .-spring i)ty uoous 10 pur
chasers, as will bo seen by advertis-
meut In another column.
Dye Stuffs of all colors and of tho
best kinds at lvleini's new drug store.
Stoi- and see. What ? Tho best ccal
In town at J. J. Robbins' Columbia Iron
Works.
Tito latest and best books issued can
be found at tho Circulating Libraiy.
Young people nnd old con suit them
selves. All styles of literature from
metaphysics toprimersto bo had as soon
as published.
O. C. Mahu nays 30 ets. in cash or
goods for Irtish builo
The filled selection of new music, vo-
cnl and instrumental to ho fniiml in
Bloomsburg, is at tlio stoic of J. Yv.
Niles. Main Strict. Instruments of
all kinds nnd of the List quality on hand.
march!' 2-tl.
Brtowx & Jon'eh. Who aro they
They are an uiiteriuisiiur young llrm
lately established in Cain wissi and fr m
Urn ustonisliiiiL' amount of Dry Ooods
they sell it evident that tho people
aro attracted by their low prices. They
are in constant receipt ol frc-li goods
from New York. They tell only for
cash, giving tlio buyer every prssible
pilvantnco derived from this plan. A
visit to their Moio will convince tho
reader of these facts. i' i-tt.
(.'(isslp ;iitli our Headers.
TLero aro many good men and wo
men in tho world who never lot pass an
occasion to decry novel reading with
out taking advantage of it. They look
pon light literature as pernicious, and
persistence in reading It as eventually
certain to produce disastrous results
That many nt least, of these persons
aro earnest in their belief and sincerely
desirous of tho good of their fellow crea
tures it would bo folly to deny, but
their views aro narrow and ovldenca a Japanese stripes
contracted or bigoted mind which cither cheap lor cash,
cannot or will not accept truthful nnd
moral lessons savo when presented
through tho medium of such books as
they consider of tlio proper character.
Truth and honor aro tho same whether
depicted in tho bright, sparkling, witty
naces of a romance, or in tho moro
sombre teachings of the moral essayist,
Tliero aro seasons for all things, and
books suited to thoso seasons, and at
though the writings of tho great and
good should always receive the careful
ind studious attention which they
merit, it is an error to suppose that
thero is not much to bo learned from
tho lighter productions of tho novelist.
Tliero are books nnd books, and it is not
to lu understood that all novels nro
worthy of being read or oven skimmed
Trashy workj abound, which neither
faithfully portray character nor "point
moral, "but thero aro also hundreds of
books which do both, and most charm
ugly too. Tlio lessons of real value
which aro taught under cover of satiro,
or humor or scoruful contempt, often
leave a more lastiug impression on the
mind, than when thosamearo presented
in unadorned nakedness in heavier lit
erature. It is well known that tho wri
tings of modern novelists have brought
about a reform of existing abuses which
tho efforts of philanthropists and legis
lators had failed to produce. Ajudi
clous selection from tho works of wri
ters who uso correct English, who por
tray noble and puro men and women
ami who uso their storks to subserve
good ends, in satirising abuses, in ridi
culing follies, or in presenting for our
admiration the noble,tho manly and thu
true will certainly luneflt tho re.idir
both mentally and-morally. In this day
of book-making, young pooplo hhoutd
not bo permitted to wander unguided
through tho mazes of sensational liter
ature, whero tlio grains of wheat aro
lew and tho chaff is plentiful, and yet
tho records of most circulating libraries
would seem to indicate that such licenso
s permitted. Tho volumes which bear
marks of most uso aro not of tho class
which aro worthy of reading and re
membering but aro tlio frothy, ephem
oral productions of tho day, badly print
ed, full of solecisms, grammatical e
rors and anachronisms, calculated to
mislead nnd tending to destroy that
cirrtctnoss of languago which it should
bo the aim of youth to acquire. Tiic-w
sensational sionesaro not wormy ui im-
namo of novels, and it is from tho read
ing of such unmitigated trash that evil
comes, anil not lrom mo wniiiigs oi
such as Johnson, Scott, Thackeray,
Dickens and others of their kinds
Tlio world owes much to such men,
and it is unfair lo condemn novel read
ing becauso thero are thoso who write
neither comprehending thu duties nor
responsibilities of authorship. "All
work and no play, makoi Jack u dull
boy" and nil solid readiiig.uncnllvencd
by wit. humor or fancy would mako
tho poor boy a dull ono indeed
Tlio fact is, that the reading of such
brilliant books us constitute u sort of
"modern cla-sics," and which havo
their place In every well appointed
library, aro absolutely indispensable in
tiio foruiatluii of u perfect education.
Indiscriminate devouring of books, ro
gardlets of merit, should not be permit
ted, moro especially to young glrls.who
, finot nt 17XECUTOR'S NOTICE.
S'i i-ar ,t. fit, i-ir AiiT.rvt it nns nl.r.n. nFf 'n.
Ix-uermesuimpiHury on mu iuu "i i iuin i
ii,.,i,ir. int., i,i I!liimm,buiir. Columbia county.
.li-i.-.!.. hfivn ln-pn m-nuted bv tbe KeuUler of wild
pouuiv lo .Mary lioeuier, oi muimisiuim, uuu i
.Ino. 11. H. l'ail:, Thof. B. Doeblcr nnd E. n.
IllpSH, ol Wllliaill&pon, l'-i. ah liermmu iiuviub
clnltnsaKnlnat th estuto aro icquwted lo or
unttliem lotbo Executor.. Tliuso Indebted to
tlio ustme eltlier on noto, ludKinciit, mortgage or
Ixiok account will m;ii:e payment 10 mo r.xccn-
lors v.'linoui nenv.
M AKY JKlI'.lil.lu., lliooin-.uurg, i-a,
JiUll. 11 11. l'AIli:, "1 . ,
THCS.s. DoEULEltAWnn-nort Ta.,
E It. UldUS, j
abSii'T.'-lw Executors.
WINTER' rOPLlNS,
AND
EXTIIAOKUINAUY IMfltOVEMENTK IN
CABINET ORGANS.
Tlio JIasos A HAMt.trf OHOAtf Co, respect fully
announce tlio Introduction or Improvements of
rtiucii moro than ordinary Interest. Thoso aro
HEED AND Pirn CABINET OHdANB,
Ileitis: tlio only successlul combination of IlEAE
Pil-ES Willi roe Ji over Mado i
DAY S TltANSPOSINO KEY-nO.VItD,
ublclican bo Instantly moved to the ri?lit or
li-ll, clmuxlug tbe pltcb, or transposing tbo Hey,
for drawings nnd descriptions, seo Circular.
NEW AND KI.EC1ANT KTYEES OK DOUnLE
llEk.D CAMNETOIIUAN8,
rt t !1 in, JIB nnd ?13 cacti. Considering Capiell y.
Elf-K-iuce, and TnorouKh Excellence of Work
ninnslilii. tin-so are cbeaper tliati any belore oil'.
oreil.
Tiie mason a ii am Lin organs aro ncunowi.
cdRPd IlNHr, nml from eitmor.tinary rwiiuics
for inrtaufaoluro this Company can nltord. nnd
no- undertake lo sell ut prices which render
Hum .
urtiUj.tiio,AiJL.x inLi,i.-isai.
TTnni- nr-lavo nrffana S"0 ear-li i l'lvc octavo orcans
$HH, fli and upwnrdi. Willi threo sets reads
SlViaud upwards. Forty styles, up to Hj.i-je.acu.
l...ot.-n(n., fn,r.ln..na nnrt -
n.,nMna nnil Taatl.rtniil.il
Circular, villi nplnlon-i of MOKE THAN ONE
IIOUHAM) JUMriANH, sent free.
W Z 353 s n :
r; iz l w Zi r;
ck
A DM INISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
r rurATK HI X.RA1I wlllTKNlflllT. DKr'n.
I.etteri of nilinlnt-tration on the i.tiiteorHnrnh
WhlteiiiRlit .lutuof JU. l'leiuaul tup., Columbia
pountj .ificeasf-il have been grunted by I ho Iti-g-lviir
,ir hiiI.I cunt-. In (!. W. Miller, ot llloollls.
bur-r. All person- bavlni! claims n-i Inst the
estate ot I tin decedent 1110 reiiuesleil to pie
(.put. tin-in lm i(-ttl.-lllpnt. and lllil-m Ind-bte.t to
Hie e-anto to malic pnyment to tlu uudoi signed,
lunuiniMinior wuu-i-.u tinny. r js JT T -j-j.
fcb'Jl'Ti-Cw. Ad'uilulsiriitor.
S1AHON A HAMLIN OUCIAN CO..
151 Trcroout ft., lloston. SOU llroadway, N. Y.
frncornoralPd 1WVI.1
COLUMBIA FIRE INSURANCE CO.
Uf f l-UiWlrS iViN LI .UiUlL lUltrS.
at great bargains.
FUm AT COST.
B. P. IlEiWtr.itR, Pres't.
If. Wilson. Vlce-Pres t
Hmnr-r Thomas, Trcns.
.1. I'. I-'lltJI-AUFF icc'.v.
J. II. ItArtlStAN.
ULO. JIOG1.F
ItonT. Ckank.
WM. I'ATTON.
Jas. HritKOEDKn,
.1. H. MKINB.
XI. M. HTKICKLER.
It. I, KVON.
For Instil nnce or Agencies. Addres-i
V. Fl.Uli.VUl l-', Mec'y, uoiumnia, ra.
nt Mat-r',3 very
UDrron's notice.
The undpr.l;ncd appointed by the Comt or
Common Pli-a", of Co umbt v Cnunty, Auditor to
(lMilbutc lo tho pnrtiia entitled thereto tho
monev lufonrt ; proceeds nrKIHK riom Uioahor
ltrs h ile nl thopropeity of H.111110.1 & Farrcll
will mcit tho pnitics Interested for tlio purposo
oriilsappiilniiiientiitblii oule- mill omsUuii!,
on Frlituy. tho 2.M day or M.irch, A. Ii. Ih71 nt l i
oVIocit a. 111. All persons hiivlui; claims ng,iluit
i.nlil liinil inn ri-nuiied to nre-ent tt'em vY b.- tor-
ever debarrtd fiom coming in fi-rupnit.or sharo
oftbosime. i.. I!. .Kill Ell.
febl37J-lw Aiullli.i-,
A UDITOR'S notice
XT'. rSTATE Of SIMON C0TNE11, IlEC'lL
'I iinilrsliiiu-d nhunluled bv tho UlLiiam.'
Court or Couinibln. county, Auditor m tho
estuto of hlmou Cotner. deceased, will mttL
tipn.n'iirs ltitprested for tho nurnose ol hli r.r-
noiuini, 111. il tbo ollico ot John G. l'recze. In
Hlooni-.iiunr.oii Wcduesdny. Jlnreli iuth, lKiJ.nl
lu o'eloclc a. 111. ol s-.ald day. All persons h.ivlui!
claims on suid estate, ate reouired lo tiltelid or
bo forever debaucu lrom cwnlmj 111 Inrivpntt
orsald mud. junzi -m. ti.Aiiu,
feW.l'7J-lw Auilloi.
A DJUNIBTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Xi. IST.I1COI- THOMAS IIOAC1I, IlkC'l).
Letters ol Admlulstrattou un the es'.r.to or
Tholrns II mcli, inteol Koiriug Crei It 1-tvp.. Co
lumbl.icountj , deceased, hnvu bi en gn.u.ed by
Hie Uigister 01 said toiiuty to lMerKwiinlf.tii
Locu-.' lp. All pciMina b.iMng cl.ilius ugulust
til'-estato or the dmndeilL are lcpu- td to jno-hi-llt
1 In in lor h.-ttleuieut, uud til lli'lcbied to
'liu est tie tom-ti:-- piyoii-ul to tLu ui.de,-. gned
aduunlstralor without delay.
l-ETI 11 SWANK,
ftb.Il'7:-0w. Admtni-rtr-tor.
ALEXANDER KID GLOVES, at$l.
J. & I. COATS' Cotton SO cts, per doz.
M. P. LUTZ'S,
MAIX STREET,
NEXT TO COURT HOUSE,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
WANTED, Tllld SPU1NO,
1 0,0 0 0 FA 11 ME US,
To lmiirovo 1,700,000 arres of tho'Wit Farmlns
Liiudi lu Town, lieo from mortgage or other m-
I cumbrftnee, Toese lands comprise tho Govern
ment railroad grants sujaceut to the ureal tnor
ouUfaifs lietweeu Cht n-go, Omaha and Hlonx
City antl llo chleily ill tho
MIDDLE UEUION OF WETEUN IOWA,
iU most fertile and healthful portion (fever nml
! tiirtio helm' unknown), and traversed by rail
roads lu every direction. Now la the timo to
SECUItK A HOME AT 81 AND So
por acre, upon Iouk time, with six per cnt In-
icreHi, in iuu luxuriaui uiiey ui euuui iuo nuj"
or, the Mnpie, the Hoidter or the Little Sioux,
Agents nt stations are provided with teaniH to
slinv lands frco topurchnsern. HendloraUulde.
li gives prices, lenus, ue&crjniiuus, wueio ua-
pioriug uciteis uro r-oiii,nuu now iu rtauu ir
jundM, County maps alio sent free. Address
JOHN" R. CALHOUN, Lanl Commissioner Iowa
it. It. Land Co., Cedar Kaplds, Iowa.
SECUPE THE AGENCY AT ONCE
lKT FAMILY HKWIXU MArillNH
DRUG STORE.
CHRIS. A. ICLEIil
J. 1.. FHIT
Ollvldllit Slrcet
I'lillnile
Iplilfi, i'a
ITavlue 1 urclincil tlio liulnc:R of 1'.P. Lutz,
toy,- cirnu nt tbo old uinud, 11 clioice nuboi-tmcut
jpOR RENT.
A valuable farm in Centra township, Colnm-
lil-i l-i.nntv tifllnlnlni-. liMila nf.Tl-.hn I-H-(lQr. V.'lll.
lioHcr, Uciibiii Mtlcr mid iitbi-rs, i-onluliiin bo
acres, ;uiitri'ti(it wlikliiirolntlmbti'. f-iaodlumt
and ouibuilLlliii;-., null ami tvulor. I'br iiruu
uud lull 1 anlculaiB apply Hi
HAMijr.I.EYIIAIlD.
lUceulor (if I'rt-'i'lt. hl.uHti, lUe-ntid.
l'o.t Olll- e a-'.dn-- s, l.imu llidco, P.i,
K-bl'TJ-ll
uituas.
C'HK.Mt.OAT.'J,
PATE.NT JtL'WICINE9,
N
OT1CE.
i:ery nervmiK A omie Man In tbo t'nlnn, will
l-ci-f-ive. Ino. a llc-Plt t- mar M-ui prove it utuMsiuu
tliruuuli Hie, 1 y adurcti-liiB. in eiu llilpiiee,
JOHN U. fianlIN.
Dox 172 T. O. -W Udar St., N. Y.
Old rnouic'K.SAnr. 1 'Yinooi-k. IJo.v facts aro
kl'litie them Tbo idea Hint InwilUm ut-aknetl
by tlistas.j can bo relieved bv iirnstiatiui; llie-11
Willi uo-iruciive urui;-i, la ni mii-ii-r eiiieiiiiint-u
i-xcentbyninuoiiviiib.es Kver slnt-o tuolntr,i-
(lUCllOU OI 1111. VI AIM I(H V If-1.1.A1. 1)1 I 1 1-11.-3 11
has been obvlo-js tiiut their iCKUlatiiiii and In
vlgoratina properties aio pll-hullleteiit lor tho
cuio of elironlc ludlKCi-tlirti, i hcumatiMii, eon--.tiniitinii.
dlarrl.cea. nervous iiHt-cllon-i. aim mi
larl us fevi-t-s, aud they are now tlio Maudard
remedy lor these eomplaluls
tuo union.
'All iiervonM knnwini 1 hpir.tf.lve-l IllilobtFdto
Imlub Dioierk-li on Noto or llooli account will
aavo costs by calltiiK upon llio ftiibscrlber, rebld
Ing nt ltupeit, any timo between this dato and
Hid litb day of March, and thoso neglecting tliU
notico will havo costs added alter tb-it dato.
J011NO.Q.U1 K.J. P.
lltircrt. Teb. IIr.1, l!7- l'eb'.a'7-.-.lm
"RvfOTICE
JLI Is hereby Riven to all prso.is, that mv
ve i li, I f 1 -in n.1 'l Hhsihas lelt mv bed i.lld hil'ird.
c il.hfint itillleletit e.uiRe. I thercl-.re hereby
eautinn any and all peisons not to trust her on 1
my ae -ouni, as i w in uui n.l'- any uems in uy.
contra-iiiii;. J.iMKS -sMITlI.
lleuton, t-o'J. 10. 18T2. febi'7 Iw
GREENWOOD SEMINARY,
TOILiri' AUTIUMS,
TAKO V HO ATS,
HnU3Hia,Ac.,ic.
Al-dn ff-ocn-l ntioTluicnt of tbe choicest goods
UU.Uliy 11.1,11(1 III lirtl eiufcs esiauiisinueiuo.
PintTci-vs' riirscniiTio-s ash 1-ajiii.v
Utnro t'iiEri'j.i.Y CoMi-ousnKU.
On SnEdnyi', rj-cn lrom S a. m., to 10 a. m., and
iroiu p. ia., in i p. in.
PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT
For mieurlwo persons of either sex, In every
town m tho United Htntes, by which they may
reiuizo ironi -s jj"' 10 8i,wuper jeur, wiin uui muo
Interference with ordlnaiy occupation. If the
wunin uino is uovoicu u uiucii i timer bum wiu
bo realized. Koys and girls ma muko nearly as
much as grown people Some making iroin7
to Sl.'j per wtel:. Tor iiartlculars, address J. J,
FAUUF.LL & CO , 767 lhoadway, N. Y.
AOENT.S Wantkd,-Agents makomnre money
at work lor us than at anything else, llusl
I ness Hunt and permanent, I'artlculais free. O.
STI.sox & Co., Ine Att Vulttihcrs, Portland,
; iwaiuo.
Un ltanoCo.,N.Y: lstclass?J. NoAseutH.
O. Xamesof p.itronstu-l-JSuites In Circular.
OPIUM EATERS ! Kr'iKK
I H our Antidote will not cure. No pulu or in-
eonvpnioncp. sent on receipt of SLOO. H. (i,
AHMSiTH-UNG, II. D., Healing Institution, Ber
: rlen Springs, Mich.
To AtU ci'llkcr. AH perbons who contem
plate in al;!n.r contracts with newhnanera for the
InstrUou of Advcrtlicmeuts should -send to
C;riniAN AlID ENGLISH brOKKN.
ftiLO'72-lf Newspaper Advertilug Agency,
tor a Clicnlnr, or IncloRo 2lontsfor tlielr ONE
iic'nti-1) iuu l'AML'iiiih'r, coutnintug
LNis ot.V'OONewKpapers nnd c-htlmnteh.Rliowlug
tiie cost of !tdvertlMialso many useful hints to
adverttmeis, aud some account of I tr experiences
oi men wno are Known ns rsncceshiui Auvertu
eis. 'ibis firm nro proprietors of tho American
G
in every nellou of
AT MIUiVIM.!:, COIi. CO., PA.
MARRIAGES.
CONJlolt-nnAllIIAltT On tbo 2.M ult.. at the
iisldenceol tlio brute's lather, by 1-.. 1-;. orvis,
(Minister of tho H isnel) Mr. Ileniy V. Cnniuir, I
ii urautseviiie, to miss iiaitio u. to rnaii,oi
C'ambra, I.uz. co., Pa,
WAltit-TlIO MAB-fln tho 2.'d nil., by Itf-v. J. P.
Tustlu, Mr. lleo. Yv. varr, to MI--S J'uiy 1J.
Thomas, both oi Uloomsburg,
I1INGI10SK llUTl'ON-llll tbo!;d Ult.. by PaV.
.1. 1". Tiistln.Mr, lOllstia Hliiisroso. to Jlus.Mui-y
Jano Htiiton, both ot llltiomsbiir.
HIM- AI.l.KX-On t o Sid ult., bv Itnv. M.
hpu ir. Mr. Uldeuu IIcw s, ioIIsk ii.lio.--s.i ii. Al
io n, all ol iJieeiiW'-ioil.
DEATHS.
The SrriiiK Te-ni will coromcnco on Nondnj.
AiiU 1st, is?a. Vacation lrom the middle ol
June, lu the filli of Auuust, when tho I'ull Term
i.-lll open. Klcvtn weibs mal:ea quarter,
l'ur CliculaiK, liciudlhi;, 'itilm-, TuiHon or
other ) aitlcularf, r.ddre-s
febUTi-l-ni Pilnclpnl.
K If-N'l 11 In I elitie, on Hie liH.inll-B ofthe Mill
ult.. .Mini i mi, W'l.-oi v. ni. Kisn, r, aii-i nniiisi)
ler of Ii-.ihc and -bulb Is ,uer,ag djf.ars,
10 mouths and Ji dub.
KIllKllNDAI.I. In M fit It. town ship, on tlio
l.'lli lu-.l., CorucliiH KUUcudall lu bis liJta
iar.
MARKET REPORTS.
Illooiiibtinrj; rmrliet-
W hi
ll in
To. u '
Oils. "
Kln-r ri r i ..ir-1
Clo.i-r-C'i I
1'1'U. u-il
lint I el'
K.-.s
T..ll-m
J-uIa..ies
lueo .YI'DIL
Hums
Hiues and Shoulders
Laid pi r round
liny per ion
TTTiri..' - I- r -T-r" '"'-1 1 p-mww-rr-cTi
What Lvsi-EI'SIA MVY Hsu I.v I.nlii:c-tlon
Is not d-ms-iMiis, s.iy tbo faculty, i'oi-liap-i not lu
ithclj, whllo It lemulns mero lmllges.lon; but
loolc 1 1 tho conseqiicno.-s to whlcli It nuy lead,
and often dots lead when It becomes a eliioulo
disease, Aspatl: of llro la a small thin,', A pros.
suioof tlio foot Willi put It out; u brc-l'h will
i pi r IniBhol JI.I'l
a 10
J)
I, I
. 5 m
i "i
'.'5
11)
6d
1'
17
11
1(1
Si 10
y EADIKQ RAILROAD.
WISTCIl AnnANOMMENT.
JIokday, May C7, 1S7I.
Urent Trunlc I.ino from tbo North and I.'orlL
West forl'blladelphia.Now Vorlt, llcaiUiiK Potts
vllle, 'i'amaiiua, Ashland, bhamoUin Lebanon
AUentown, Kastou, Kphi.ua, Litlz, Luuoslui
Columbia, dr.,
Trains le.ivo Ilarrlsbui-p; for -tew York as io.
lowst At ".i, t,lnf a. in., .ui'l 0 p. in., cod
ueolliiK with simtl.ir traius oi i'cimsylva
rua lla.h'iud. and arilvinu at I-Tuw Yorl; al
lu,' 7, a. iu S,6f, and p. m, ic-iieutlvels.
Slcipiiuj euis uecoii : ny fio -,15 -i u . train
without cH-iiiitP.
Ib-tiiiniuu: l.cavo IJ'-v. Yo-ltal y.co a.m. ii-h-Iv'.i'uo.m
and A, .0 p. ni. i'b'.l.i.luipbb. at ',...),
a lu, and 11,'iU p. in, sfleep-i-g c.u i accoltipar.)
t: i.i j.. m.. tlulu Horn ti Y without ('Uauxc.
I.U1-.0 Ilari-lsbtirii tor Il-adlng, I'ollsvll.t, i
niauua. MineiKVllle. Ashland, tshamukln Al
U-nlowu and Phllii'd. t 8,lUn.iuaud '.'.0.) and
1,1 j p.m., sloppum at i.cuauou anil principal way
stailoni'; tlio 1,1)5 p.m. tialu coune.-tiiigfor Plill'u
I'ottsvlllo and Columbia only. lVr l'ollsvill
Kcbuylltlll Haven ami Auburn, vl.t hchnylUlll
and husqucb.miiu Kutlroud.leavo Jlunu.l uru m
il.lti p.m.
List Penrsylvanitv l'.auroad tiams leave Ilea '
ins lo Alh-uiowu KusUm uud i.t-w YiiiiaU,
liVli). a. in., ami j.uj p. in. liuuniina, leave
loi fiu.i it.:; - li. in.
JNNOUJS'CEMENT !
THE HLOOMSDUlia LITEIIAIIY INSTITUTP
AND
STATE IsOUJIAE SCUOOIj
will open on
MONDAY, JANUARY 8th, 1872,
under tbo cutlio control of tho
liOARD OP TKUSTEES.
They havo selected as Principal of llio Instl-
lllllUU
CHARLES ii. liAltKLEY,
ii centleman whose qualtflcation havo heen I
lullv tt-bted and proved in the NINE VISA US lu
wiiicn ho nasi had charyo or ino (.rnoois or tne
County an Htij ei intendont ; nnd they ask. nnd
have a rUht lo 'kmand lor hlni and the Insti
tution. the rontidenro antl support of our own
'li lyet s. Hiid of the irJendbof thei-nterpriso and
ofiducUion everjwhere. Injolntot comfort,
conveulenco and btnuiyof hulldtn nnd bnr
loundincs, noi-v-hool lu thu State hurras sc 3 thlb;
and we aio detumlntd It hlmll uot he second lu
tho kind, quality aud lLei'uuhut'.-H of lis Ulbcl
ptnio cud cultuie.
PARK BOW,
and aro possessed of uiipqualed facilities for se
curiuir tbo lnsfrtlon of advertisements la nil
nowspapers ana 1'eriouicaisat lowest rales.
1S72.
1871!
SPLENDID INDUCEMUNP-S
WEEKLY PATRIOT.
lilin.VTIA"
EXLAKOED AND IMPROVED
CALENDAR.
Tbo wintfr tesslon of twtlYo weeks will com
mcneo on
,' u, in.
Mi, -J.2J
nro nccillliirly Sll.-CC-ItIb!o to lligll ilowil cxttusulsU it. YU It may llroa powder mill, or .iiu';,.')'"
iiii ninnt nml rnn.Hiitlc ltlL'hifllt linil Uliullu a lUmo tUaH7lll cjumimo tt city. Inlllto ;.Vi.j0Uulbta..ve.,
auiltllliont ana roilllllll b IllUUtUl, linil malllltrlndlscstloninay praluco uastrlils, eau- peiltloumn ilull 1
cv.- YtiU; at U.U0 a, :n.. 12,1-1) noon aud S.:
and AHeutown at 7,-'JU. in. 12,'ij uooii,
mi D.12 ii. m.
Way passenger Train lonies ri.llndf-lpiila al
7,KJu.m., counocllut: , ItU similar train on !&ui
Pa. lallroad luliirulat; i'.oui lUiliu,-i,tu,3v)).ai
stnppiufj ut all btulb,us.
I.. .I-.U 1-ottbVlllo at 0.00 a.m.. aud CIO i-.di.
llciudou at lu.UUii. in., Uiamoklu at 5,jUaiul il.lj
a. ni Ashland at 7,0!) a.m. and ll'.IJ uouu Mali
auoy Lity ul 7.1 j a. ui. uud 1. ' p. m. Tatiiniiii al
s.Ji a, m., nnd 2.10 p. m. lur PuilaiUli)4ia,tev
yum, P.u.idinK, llarrisbiii.nc.
l.gavu l'otuvlllu vu ..-uuj lilll and ui,ue
banua tb-lli'i.a-l aid,!.") u.ui. lur llaiiisivui, hum
ll.luti ui,,loi Pi jwuiuvouud Tiumuul,
Heading iVi.c,-i.iMi.datiou Train luttvou Pctts
villti iit.ii.4-i a. ut.. UU-.I. u l(Alai.l.uu al 7.31) it. m.. nr.
r.vlue, at i'iii.--.usii-uiaal lu.Ai a, in, Uslmuim.
IvitMu l-l.lbmi..piiin at e.l.) p. m., pauslan l(eil
luii at 7,iii .ni., i.uivniKi.t PotuviUu i.td.w p.m.
Potuiown Aeuininiomittoii na!u,!uvuhl',ittt
town atu.io a.m., rvluratim, lunvtis PullwlriiiUH-
at l.U I u.ui.
tiiuaj .lull, i luvtl URC1IUK al
lu. wr tiiurni.i, Ulxit, Laocai
Itcnuny, January Ctb, 3.072,
and close
MARCH 28th.
The Firing ees9ion of twelve wcclts will begin
MONDAY, APRIL Btu,
nud closo
JUNE 2STH.
EXPENSES:
Trtltlou and Iloardlnv, liu-ludlng n-anlilnir and
heat, fi.r the session of twolvo weous, (It) W.
ACADEMIC DEP a RTMKNT.
TuUitin for day pupils, ono dollar per wees.
In tbo modi! school, imtu tllty to eighty cents
inrweelt. Music Hn-.wllitt, Painting, ac, exlia
llllls pre payable, film lu-lf in anvauoeaud the
other half at tho middle of tho s. asluii.
j. u. i- n-.i.-zi--, l. u. m'PEKT,
becretary, l-rtslucut.
Tbo old faorito llimnnatic Wrtklv. Hin
PA'lltloT, 111 appear ou tbo
iansT or jasuaiiv, IBs,
Orcatly Knlarsed and claused fiom present
quano In a Mammoth 1 olio. It will i-ouihIh
ii. or. i iteiullni; Matter tli.in uuy oilitr Weekly
published In Pennsylvania.
It will clvo an nccuraio r port ofthe Markets
of New York, Philadelphia, ll.illluiore.PUlsbuit;
and iliirilsburtt.
Its Literary Departm-nit will contain Talo,
1'ssayn, Poetry, etc., by tho best Aiium-an ami
European writers.
It will contain such full nndfnlUilul reports of
Congressional and Leu s'ative prm-ei-dings as
will allord Its readers nrteKi-uoderstHndlntiol
the doings of their publ o bci-wuib. Durlni:itio
sesstnn uf tile Legislature It ri. bo of special
lultiost aud value lo every Penusyivaulau.
I'iTJtSOT:
Ono Copy, one year $2,f0
Hue Copy, six month-. ...1.25
Pour Copies, one ear, each 1.73
Teu Copies, one year, tacb , l.&u
Twenty Copies, ono year, each I.i5
l.'.ll.i l-m.lnu (1,1.1 Ollurur.lS linill.-ur ..n'.ll till
I , I ic, is imuisuri
aii extra cony.. H furulsbt-d to the Acent
scndiui! lu clubs of (en or more. A cony ot 'he
Dally 1'airiot will oo sent, irec, lo tho As-cut
ieuiiiu; in emus myry or nioie, ah papers win
whoao exultulilo iiuiiglnutloiis euii bo
reaiUly sw.iycd iy tho unreal ami ex
tnionlimuy actions of ti iiliit-hhccl: hero
or llio lovo fclcU f.incie-j of u tinsel lu-ro
luo. Murblil and unlii-althy niluds aro
us biiro torc.iult from cheap, llnnhy nov
eld as ludiccsitloii fiom umvIiDlfsum
food. Ji thcro bo any i;ooil for tho world
In tho timo to come, it Li to tho falnr
box wo must look. Without rood wo
men thcro can bo no good men. Thiteii
Klrls whoso solo reading Is of tho wbhy
washy l;lnd nro uiillttlntj themselves
for tho duties of wife, mother.frleud or
coinimiiUn.With thoso good pooplo who
eoudemn novel roauintf, wo agree, m ro
gnriU theso books, that thoy aro pernl
clous and ruinous in their oiiects.
cer oi mo siomacu. congestion oi mo uuweis,
apoplexy, liver dlsia-o, and many oilitrdau-
gin. us innlaaiei, is It nut wlso men, lo ciieemt
In tbo teim? K.ithlus is moro eieaily aud in-
di-iputahly istabl'shid than that Hustelters
Htuuiucli lilttcrs will eradicate dysptpda lu all
Its Ha-je-j, 'J'bo tutu policy, However, Is In eitlu-
(.ttlsU It III the iliststaees Willi tills wholesome,
uweilul, nnd Infallible tonic aud alleiutive. 11
is easier lo quench n spaik than n llaiue, ami it
Is easier to cuio d-tspepbia when It is Hist devel
oped, than when It hasmaduheauway by nt gleet,
nnd lcoiu complicated wllh ol lit r aliments,
Thcio Is not tbe shadow of a iloubl that the bit
lers aiuiis diiteus auiugonlslle to dyspepsia as
water islo llio. 1 heie i;i iitoiisaud ol lases on
li conl ptuMiigtblnact. Ihu remedy Issatound
UKrieabli'. All Ihu lliiuors ol eommuiee prutcilh
id us stlmiiiaiils lemeu stlnu- bobliid. llul the
stlug is taken t-iilol Hin s)ilrltuous bailsul Ibis
grculrt inuly by MKeiabloiiiedlculloii.nudinoiit
oer,lbe slimulaul llmsliiiulcaud Is of eireii
iloinil t.urttv. Ol ull toules taken us sulisniarils
or remullis fur lever and aguu, bilious lemll-
tents, anil utlUTrpiueiiiics, it is mo only ouoiuat
tun uulloruiiy be depended on.
Itond Trains leavo Vi-i-l.-m.iini
jnui-iiouut ..ii v.eeu. in,, j.w otu.wp. m, rbiur&-tiii-t
ltiuv bvli-HeukkVlll utli.81), hi) i',ui lis
noon A l.U ).m., cunuteilug Willi btmlli-.r traTn,
o Keadlutf It illiiia.l.
Cniibrookdalol.ul.lOfid trains leave, I'olUtoKli
nt u w j.m, i l.ijU.li p.ai.ieuii'uluii h-iuu Mouul
Pliasauiul 7.w mill ll.Ua M m., S.VU p.tn, lull unci-I
in" win suuuar tiuius on iituitiutiKuiiioaii.
Cluster Valley iluliload Tialtis li.ivu biaiae
r.Dit ut s,iiin. tu. end ;,15 and o.bJj-. in. remrnaiK.
liuNo Dowiilniilou at (MO a, In., l'.'.ii i ik.ii and
M,i p. in., coiiu.ii.i.; with s:i.ii!i.r ts- i .l
Hiudiug Itallu ml.
On Kunduys, ii-uvt -i i Vk at 6,3.) p.m,(piil
phluat b,w ii.iii.i,, i- ',1 ip.t.i., tlhus.iJua.iii.lralL
l unulinttinly udii ..U:i.a,jleavvl ollsvllles,' ia.U),:
ll.iiilst ii-u in -J. lu a. lu. and 'Jau it. ui. hi-.iI
Khvo Alleuiiiiui in v.19 huu n.3oi). m. .iuin icuo
Leading ul i.lu a. in, ana ll).ap, ui, lor JlMrb
but, id &.1VU. I". lor KeW Yoilt, at 7,i!'l, re,, b r
AltelilnlUl iu-d ulU.iU U. U,' JIUU l.ljl). i... tin
l-llll.,illlplllu.
I'liuiiuui-iiii-n, Mileage, Fk-nson, 8ibuoi -uu
l.scuisit.u 'luki-is lu i. ud lrouii.il puluts, ttJlS
iluetU rati.
inigiiuue cbetki-u lliroucks 100 i-omiil aJioweu
eai li piwtouaer.
J.IS. WOQT1W,
AksUiuj I, it lint. .Macii'ry,
IUading, I'a , A pi III. JWI.
AOKNTH WANTED.
MARK TWAINV3 NEW ROOK t
"ROUGHING IT,"
JA READY EOR CANVASSERS.
1 1 Is a companion volumo to K
' 1 N N O C E NTS A R R O A D,
of which
.00,000 Copies
Havo aiieaily beeu ordered, uud Ls still oto ol
the best h. Hills' booksout,
Duu'i wastu llrro on books no ot-.o wants, bnt
take nut-people u 111 stop ou lu tbe slioeis to
sltbscitUe loi. "There Is u llmo tu laneh." ami
all who nuJ this book wilt see cii-aily mat tint o
mis come, .apply uv once lor lenuory, Llrcu
kits, uud Terms. Addi
DUl'l Il-.I.U AbllMEAU. Publisher
det71tf 71ltirtisom biuit, PblladtlpliU
USTIOE'S BLANKH.
Wa now bava ou band a larire
aistorllm nt nf J1!MT1CE H ulul
IHiA.SKH, to whicd we invite the utteuUou ot
neve omct-rs,
neatly printed
CO-NbTAllLlM
be senaiately addressed, but must no lo one nost
olllce.
Lbalrtnen irf Democratic - ounty t'omnilltets,
ami olheis luteiestid lu the e.-tis,- of rood gov
trument, are respectfully rf-qm-steit in act as
.samis lor tho latim.Uou of Uubs lor the Weekly
Patriot,
THE DAILY PATRIOT,
Published livery Morning, buuduys excepted. Is
u lb st class uewsps per, containing lull leU graph
ic, repuris, special , asiuugiou uispateiies, ina
most com pluto und accurate market lepotts, lull
ucouuts ot proceeulugs of congress uud Legltla-
luie, spicy euivuriais, eci,
Ouo Conv. one year, bv mall. 17: five Conies.
do., f Kj Teu Copies, elo.,860,
lerius. e.usu in uiiTauee. feiui ii-ni viiucu
.Money Older, Hank Draft or lleslslered Letter,
llllls sent by Mull will be at tbe risk ot the sen
der. HKND VOU PltCPECTUa AND HPIXIMEN
COPY. AdUiess
"THE PATIUOT '
lluirlsburg.Pa.
feb.i8, 7I-3t.
rALUAULE
TIMllER LAND
FOR SALE.
'I lie underslsncd oilers for tale about (fl acies
ol lluo wood laud fovered Willi white pine, oak,
f hcsinul e in Orange towushlp near James
Palteisou's sawmill, ler 1 urtkulars i-s to
Itlias apply to J,B,1.YAH,
le b-'i'Miu llreenwood, Columbia county, I a.
gLANK DEEDS.
We now bavo the flucst assorlmenl of 11LANK
DKK1H ou band and lor sale that were e-ter kept
111 liluoiusbuig. Luite slie onlbejt raieblneut
paper, lowiiiou nceus, f.iecuiur-uuu .iiiuiiuis-
trulors Deeds smell me
Common. Deeds, c. ;
toed lai er (cheap
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