THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBUEG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
t (ijoiumlrinu
liLOOMSBURO, PA.
Friday, Juno 21, 1S72.
Tlio llcnubllcnn lVirljr nuil (ho Laboring
Jtcii.
At tho Into Ronubllcan Convention
tho claim of tho worklnc men for
recognition wai completely ignored,
and, Instead, such notod corruptlonlals,
-nnd ndvocatw of monopoly ni Hurt
rnnft nntl Allcu placed on tho tlckot.
Tho Democratic Convention, on tho
contrary, nominated Thompson for
Judge, aud ilopklna for Congressmen
at large, who wcro also on tho labor ro
form ticket, and besides nominated
JJuckakto for Governor their second
cliolco in tho Wllllamsport Convention
and who headed their list of delegates
to tho Constitutional Convention. 15 o
sldr9, thoy nomlnataJ Hartley for
Auditor General, who was Identified
with tho light against tho hugo monop
oly known ns tho South Improvement
Company ; and Col. II. B. Wright for
Congressmen at largo, who has long
been known as an ardent supporto:
of tho Labor ftofortn movement, and
who has written an able, work on tho
subject.
As additional proof that tho Ropuull
can party has no sympathy with tho
laboring men, wo montlon tho fact that
all tho Infamous bills which have passed
tho Legislature In ten years woro passed
by that party, they having a majority ,
and tho Governor. During tho coal
strikes t ho railroads had it all their own
way, and tho quo xcarranlos Issued by
Geary's order havo quietly slumbered
in the Courts until this day.
But a moro decisive proof Is Geary
treatment of tho "Conspiracy Bill,
which '.was drawn by tho member
from this County to relievo working'
men from tho unjust, operations of an
almost obsolete law, which was
adopted when England was a nation
of slaves, but a long tlmo ago repealed
even thero. It passed both branches of
tho Legislature by tho unanimous aid
of Democratic votes, but is now held by
Geary, who, at tho dictation of corpora
tion managers refuses to sign it. Tho
laboring men support their friends
when they support our ticket.
The Array Appropriation Act of 18C4.
On the 22d April 1G 1, the army appro
priation act for tho year commencing 1st
July 18G4 and ending 30th Juno 18G5,
passe 1 tho Scnato, Mr. Buckalow voting
for it on a call of tho yeas aud nays.
Tho bill was approved by tho Prcsidont
and became a law on tho 15th Juno of
tho samo year, and furnished tho abund
ant means by which tho war was prose
cutcd to its conclusion in April 18G3.
By that act an enormous amount of
monoy was appropriated for tho prose
cution of hostilities and tho general
purposes of tho army, tho aggregate of
tho appropriations being no less than
$029,323,397 Go, or about Jive hundred
and thirty millions of dollars. That mo
ney sent Sherman triumphantly on his
march to the sea, replenished tho ranks
of Grant before Petersburg and gavo
vigor and success to all tho subordinate
operations of the war. It appears from
tho Globe that Mr. Buckalew served ss
a member of tho committee of confer
ence upon the bill, and signed tho re
port by which tho differences botweon
tho two Houses of Congress wcro ad
Justed and tho success of tho moasuro
secured.
Our Candidate for Auditor-General.
No more fitting candidate for tho im
portant office of Auditor-General could
havo been chosen by tho Beading Con
vention, than William Hartloy, of
Bedford county. Throughout his lifo
ho has been distinguished for honor and
integrity. Ho is Justly regarded by all
who know him as a man eminently fit
to bo entrusted with tho guardianship
of tho Treasury of tho Commonwealth.
A business man of first-rate capacity, ho
has secured moro than a compotenco,
and is thu3 placed beyond tho roach of
pecuniary temptation ; an educated
gentleman, with tho keenest sonso of
honor and marked independence of
character, ho will dlschargo all the du
ties of Auditor-Gonoral with an oyo
single to the Interests of tho Stato and
tho people. Ho is extensively known,
not only in tho sqction whero ho was
raised, but throughout tho region in
which some one boosted that Harrison
Allen would poll many votes. Mr.
Hartley has been largely engaged for
several years past in tho production and
refinement of oil. Ho is no speculator,
but a man of enlarged business vlows,
and tho sagacity which ho has brought
to bear, has enabled him to take a lead
ing position in tho legitimate develop
ment of ono of tho great industries of
Pennsylvania. When a band of robbers
armed with corporate power, undortook
to plunder all tho producers and ro-
flners of oil, Mr. Hartley distinguish
ed himself as ono of tho bravest and
most sagacious defenders of tho rights
of thoso who woro thus attacked. Our
candidate for Auditor-General Is not
only a good man, a truo man and a pure
man j but ho has tho additional advan
tages of being a good speaker and ono
of tho handsomest men in tho Com-
monwealth. Between him and his op
ponent thero is tho most marked and
significant contrast. Tho pooplo will
see this and will appreciate It so fully
that William Hartley will bo chosen
Auditor-Gonoral by an imraeuso ma
jority. Lancaster Intelligencer.
President Grant and tho wholo of
his Cabinet w'ent yestorday In person to
tho Capitol to urgo tho passago of tho
Infamous bill for making tho Presldont
a dictator over tho Presidential elec
tion. If tho American peoplo chooso to
put up with tho spoctaclo of an imperial
army cramming votes down tholr
throats at tho polls wo suppose they
may as well accept tho spoctaclo or an
imperial Presldont bullying and lobby.
Ing their representatives Into shaping
tho laws of tho land to tho convcnlonco
ofhla lust of power. Is tho London
Timet uttoring sarcasam or prophecy
whon it prates about tho President's
sonand daughter as "royal personages?"
World.
Brothor-In-Iaw Casey is not to bo
removed from tho New Orleans Cus-tom-houso
after all I This relenting of
President Grant's Roman virtue Is, of
courso, only In consequonco of tho "ur
gent solicitation," of tho delegates from
Louisiana to tho Philadelphia Conven
tion. If It hadn't boon for that, nobody
lrnro wlil mlr,lit Jinvn VQ" , , I
knows what might havo happenoU to
Oftsoyi
Itrplibltrmt 1'iU'tloii.
'I'liu Democracy I, ivo closid up their
ranks, uml t'i-(l:ty Hiuto Is not n D.'ino
crallc p:ipcr In the Statu that h.H not
hoisted tho nanus i f tlm Heading mini'
nccs. Thu Rmllt U on tho contrary
aro liopcir siy tii idui, ami 'no ugiu
each day growa tn . o IiiUiibo and bitter.
Cameron Is intHteri'iglilsclaiiP, becatiso
his coiltlnuuiico as U. S. Senator Is at
stake, but In Fori oy ntid McClure ho
has able opponents, who aro determined
upon tho defeat of Mi rotten King which
ms so long disgrace 1 tho Slate. Tho
following editorial from tho Press In
dicates "business."
OUlt UKA80NB.
Somo trootl. woll-iiiennlui: friend, who'
holds Personal Hulo In Pennsylvania
u deon detestation, but who apparently
thinks It is his duty to support and voto
tho "regular ticket" under all circum
stances, writes to us Inquiring If tho
opposition or The l'res to uio Htato
uckoi is uaseti aiono upon us personal
resentmonts, and very properly adds
that lr tins no uio casu wo aro deserving
of no sympathy from tho people. Our
answer Is, No, it is not. Senator Camo-
ron is only a minor leauiro in mo ugiu.
Ho introduced iimscir nuo it o.v Sinn-
dorlmr tho editor of The Press. In season
ntiil nut; hv rnlsrenrcscntlni' his courso
and misinterpreting his niotlvi. If
ho cocs out of it with a shadow of ins
present political powor, it win uo uo-
cause mo worm coiuea to n suuui-ii unu-
lng boforo next October, or t lint tlio mil
lonulum dawns beforo that (Into.
Tho ODtiosUlon of this lournal to Goti
HartranfVs candidacy is based upon tho
following reasons:
First. Ills personal unlltncss for tho
onico.
Second. Tho manner of his nomination.
Third. Tho fact that thero aro ten
millions of dollars In tho sinking fund
created for tho redemption of tho State
debt, but generally used for individual
speculative purposes, auu mat mo uov
emor appoints a Secretary of tho Com
monwealth, who, with tho Auditor Gen
eral ami btato xreasuror, nas mo man
ascmeut of this monov.
Fourth. Beciuso human affairs and
fates aro uncertain, and thero may bo
another Chicago lire.
Fifth. Becauso thero wcro better mon
named for tho position, who wcro ruth
lessly overslaughed.
Sixth. Becau3o.'.'tho men who sot up
General Ilartranft know full well tho
necessity of nominating this year a can
dldato with the coufiiloneo of tho entire
people, and that their favorite was not
such a man, and yet nominated him
becauso thoy thought by associating
his namo with Grant's their persona
cuds with tho causo of Bopubllcanlsm
tncy might elect nun nud perpotuato
their rule.
Seventh. Becauso thero Is not the
slightest chanco of electing General
Hartranft by fair means, and wo aro
resolvod that It shall not bo dono by
foul ones.
Eighth. Becauso to associate Grant
and Wilson with Hurtranlt and Allen Is
to bring curtain defoit upon tho former,
and tlierefori- ve believe tho latter
should bo retired
Thero aro many other reasons equally
effective In this causo. Among thcin
aro tin; class of men in this city upon
whom Ilartranft relics to ole it him, tho
espousal of his causo by Simon Camo
ron, the scandal concerning his admin
istration of tho Auditor General's office,
the gcncial corruption that pervade 3
Pennsylvania politics, and tho nee "sity
for applying immediate remedy.
Wo may cnlargo upon theso rcpsons,
and shall certainly proceed to show how
Hartranft can never bo elected, and how
Grant and Wilson will carry tho Stato
in November in any event. Wo shall
continue to treat General Hartranft
with tho utmost kindness, believing
that ho, as much as any man in tho
State, regrets his present position, and
that but for bad advico from bad men
he would withdraw.
Hartranft or liuckalciTl
A little over soven years ago, tho
writer first publicly suggested Genoral
John F. Ilartranft for tho ofllco of
Auditor General, (instead of Surveyor
General for which ho had provlously
been named by ono of tho Republican
papers of Norristown) and during tho
samo year ho was nominated and
elected, and in 1808, after serving ono
term in said ofllco ho was again nomi
nated andclcctcd, and if personal re
gard for tho man wero to infiuenco our
voto ior Governor, next Ostober, ho
would In all probability recelvo it. Ills
war record is unquestionably a good
ono, and it affords 113 pleasure to say
that, as a man, ho possesses somo very
good traits of character. But, unfor
tunately, ho is prominently identified
with ono of tho most odious political
rings that over afflicted tho pooplo.
Into It ho was led, as wo believe,
by worso men than himself and his
election, therefore, in our opinion, is
entirely out of the questisn.
On tho other hand, tho Democratic
party of Pennsylvania novor mado a
moro pralso-worthy nomination than
that of Charles R. Buckalow for Gov
ernor. Tho least that wo can say of
him is that ho is an independent and
high-toned statesman, and will faith
fully act tho part of Chief Magistrate
for tho good of tho peoplo of Pennsyl
vania without regard to party. Ono of
tho most important duties of tho next
Govornor will bo tho appointment of a
Secretary of tho Cammonwealth who,
by virtuo of his ofllco will bo ono of
the Commissioners of tho Sinking
Fund, and that tho right man will bo
selected for that most important and
rcsponslblo position by GovernorBucka
lew, no ono who knows tho man will
doubt for a moment.
Wo tako for granted that Mr. Bucka
lew as well as tho nomlneo of thoHcad
ing Convention for Auditor General,
will In duo tlmo recelvo tho unanimous
endorsement of tho Liberal Republi
cans, and If so tho ofllco holders' Treas
ury Ring ticket will bo votod out of
sight by an overwhelming majority In
October noxt. Jlauch's JJanner Hep.)
The Collins Case. Tho defalcation
of Dr. Collins, lato pension agent of this
District, amounts to $10,000, according
to tho statement of tho Third Auditor,
who has at last completed tho oxaralu.
atlon of his accounts. It has boon as
certalncd that a portion of tho deficit
was caused by tho Doctor's habit of
making pecuniary advances to certain
needy pensioners, "for a consideration,"
by which practlco tho vouchors thus
obtained for payments would not bo
avallablo until tho pension monoy ad
vanced should nctually fall due. This
llttlo gamo was blocked by tho sudden
solzuro of tho books. Tho vouchers for
advanco payment will coutlnuo to bo
worthless hereafter, should thoy bo
presented, for tho reason that Colonel
Cox, tho new agent, has boon Instructed
to pay all pensioners whoso pensions
may seom to bo duo, without reforonco
to tho impression that somo of them
havo already been paid sovoral quarters
ahead.
Meanwhllo Dr. Collins Is in Now
York, "In search of employment," as
wo are Informed, with 11 deficit stand
ing against him, duo tho Government,
of forty-six thousand dollars, and no
action has boon taken to causo his ar
rest. Is the reason for this lonlencv
shown towards him tho fact that ho is
BUOWn lUWUrUS U1IU U1U JUCl mat 110 IS
considered, in high quarters, to bo ox-
j coodlngly "MW'-WaiMnston Jtitrlot,
A Jcffrers without a Commission.
"In all nges," snys Macaulay, "tho
vilest specimens of human naturo havo
been found among demagogues." In
our ago ono of tho moit ropulslvo ex
emplifications of this remark is found
In tho person of that ranting and mon
daclous domagogiio, John A. Bingham,
of Ohio. Under n gentlemanly exterior
ho carries tho heart ot n ruffian, and his
pretonslons of llb-rallsm aro but n cover
to a brutal Intolerance. Novor dealing
In nrgunient, but always In abuso, noth
ing hut tho opportunity Is wanting to
discover In him thoso ooarso instincts
which education has done nothing to
modify. This opportunity Wars offered
In tho llouso of Representatives tho
other day. when Mr. Brooks, of Now
York, vontured to suggest that tho sup
iilcmentary enforcement bill was uu
constitutional. This was an opinion
which ovcry man had a right to enter
lain, and which, In n country whero
speech is supposed to bo free, ovcry
man, moreover, had tho right to ex
press. But It did not happen to coin
cldo with Bingham's opinion, nor did
It suit his partl.aushlp, and ho accord
ingly proccedod to denounco Its utter
nnco as "treasonable" nnd "damning."
Tho calumny Is, of course, not worth re
futing, but It comes with an 111 graco
from tho man whoso treason to liberty
Is recorded on that pago of American
history wherein ho figures as a partlcl
pator in tho murder of a woman, who
had hardly suffered tho cruel death to
which ho helped to drlvo her, beforo
she was bollovcd to bo innocent. If wo
wcro called upon to draw a comparison,
wo should liken Bingham to tho lnfiv
mous Jeffreys. Llko Jeffreys, his hand3
aro stained with tho blood of a helpless
woman, and ho is always ready, as tho
Judgo of tho Bloody Acsizes said of
himself, to "give n lick with tho rougl
side of his tongue." It was In this pro
pcnslty ho indulged when ho gavo
lick" to his opponents "with tho rougl
sldo of his tongue," in tho Houso of
Representatives the other day, aud if
Grant could organlzo n circuit audglvo
Bingham n commission, this modern
Jeffreys would quickly discover tno
other propensities of his prototypo and
ro-inaugurato tho horrors over which
ho gloated. Trenton Uriie American,
Geo. Franicis Train asks : "How
can any ono for a moment calculate on
Gen. Grant's ro-elcctiou? See tho chango
of an hour; Isabella pitched out of
Spain j tho Popo out of Italy ; Napoleon
out of Franco ; Tycoon makes way for
the Mikado In Japan ; Tweed drops
like a lump of mud out of Tammany
Fisk shot llko a dog; nnd now Gould
yesterday tho King of a thousand miles
of rail, sittiug on an empty beer barrel
in tho back yard of an opera house
contemplating tho ruins of ancient
Rome. How can corruption, fraud
lying, hypocrisy, nepotism, poker and
whiskey, hope to forco, with a fivo
twenty in ono hand and a bayonet in tho
other, tho ontlro Dent family down tho
starving throat of tho American pco
plo?
It seems it W113 not a mcro figure of
speech when tho critics of tho Adminis
tration said that tho military occupants
of tho Exccutlvo Mansion regarded tho
Government ns their private estate. A
witness from tho War Dormrtmont yes
terday testified that all tho brigade,
division, corps, and army headquarters
reports wero missing, supposed to
havo been carted off to London by
Gen. Badcau, tho proso laureate of tho
President. Tho friendly relations
among tho President's military family
aro certainly very pleasing to contem
plate; but this wholesalo plunder of
tho pigeon-holes is carrying tho joke
rather too far. Perhaps Mr. Badcau
could bo given tho General Order busi
ness hero, and Mr. Leet could tako his
placo in London. Wo really ought in
somo way to get' thoso documents back
Into the country. Tribune,
NEWS
A frightful disaster occurred nt Mar
seilles on Sunday. Whilo tho Spanish
steamship Guadayea was lying in tho
port, crowded with passengors, her boil
ers exploded, and flfty-fivo persons woro
blown to atoms. Tho steamer immedi
ately took firo and tho flames commu
nicating to tho dock a largo quantity of
cotton was consumed.
A fast freight train on tho Pennsyl
vania Central Railroad that loft Jersey
City aboutO o'clock Saturday night was
wrecked at Railway, in consequence of
tho misplacomont of a switch. Eloven
out of thirty cars Jumped tho track and
wero piled up within a spaco of fifty
feet. Two mon wero killed, and $25,000
worth of freight destroyed. The track
was impas3ablo forsoveral hours.
Tho water of White Lako, F r.Hvan
county, N. Y., has receded sovi -1 feet
within threo days, aud Is still binking
rapidly. Tho Lako, which Is n well
known summer resort, is on tho top of
a mountain, and it Is supposed that its
waters havo found a subterranean out
lot. At tho meeting of tho Indiana Dem
ocratic Convention, last weeic, Hon.
Thomas A. Hendricks was unanimous
ly nominated for Governor, and Wash
ington Dopow for Lieutenant Governor.
Colonel John S. Williams and lion. M.
O. Kerr wcro nominated for Congress
men at large. Resolutions woro adopted
accepting tho principles of tho Cincin
nati Convention taken lu connection
with tho propositions In Horaco Gree
ley's letters of acceptance, and declar
ing that tho Domocratlc National Con
vention "should accept tho nominees of
tho Liberal Republican Convention, In.
stead of mnklng other nominations for
tho Presidency and Vico Presidency of
tho .United States." Tho delogatn to
tho Baltlmoro Convention wcro Instruct
ed to voto as a unit on all questions In
accordance with tlio opinion of tho ma
jority of tho delegation. Tho abovo res-
olutlons wero adopted without debato
and by a majority voto, "a vory ro-
spectablo number voting In tho nega
tive." Farmers near Richmond Vn. havo
already begun to cut their wheat and
tho crop is said to bo of very good
quality and falrln quantity. Tho season
sooms to bo unusually ndvancod, now
Georgia wheat having boon In market
for a couplo of wooks.
The great Musical Jublloo began at
Boston on Monday. Tho strcots of tho
city wero almost Inpassablo. At least
60,000 peoplo woro insldo of tho build
ing and as many moro outsido. Tho
programmo was faithfully carrlod out.
'Old Hundrod" was given with such
effect as to molt tho audienco to tears,
Tho South Carolina Democratic
Convention when in session ap-
olnted a full delegation to tho Balti
more Convention. Resolutions woro
unanimously adopted neccptlng tho
Cincinnati plat form, declaring agatnst
any separate nominations nt Baltimore,
nnd Instructing tho delegates to opposo
such nominations. Tho delegation to
Baltlmoro Includes lton. William
lkcn, Hon. W. D. Porter, and ox-
Senator Chestnut.
Another bollcrhns exploded ; twenty-
fivo persons killed, and no ono,of courso,
to blatno. This ono of Death's most of
fectlvo ouxlllarlcs bolongcd to n raft's
boat on tho Mississippi, mid tho nccl--dout
look placo near McGrogor, Iowa.
About twenty persons, Including bov-
cral llttlo chlldron, woro bitten by a
mad dog In tho slrcoh of Louisville,
Ky.,011 Saturday night.
A most extraordinarily bold murder
WPS committed Thursday of lrst wcok
in Now York. A Frenchman, who had
had much troublo with his wife, who
persisted in living with another man,
apparently lost oil control of himself,
and, clearing her from tho houso, caught
her by tho shoulder, placed n pistol
closo to her head and killed her Instant'
ly. Of courso tho man was Immediate
ly arrested, and cxpr.- sod himself per
feclly satisfied with his work.
Tho Grand Commaudcry of Knights
Templar of Pennsylvania elected tho
following ofllcori at tho meeting nt
Reading 011 wudncsday ol last week:
R. E. Grand C.iinmattdor, Peter C
Shldlo; V. E. Di-puty Grand Com
mander, Grant WVidnrtn : E. Grand
Generalissimo, .1 mi Iiiienborry; E,
Grand Captain, G.t..i 1 ."iarli King
ston ; E. Grand Senior Vurclon, A. J.
ICauffiuan ; E. Grand Junior Warden,
William II. Eglo; E. Grand Treasurer,
M. Richards Mucklo; E. Qrand Re
corder, Charlc3 E. Mercer. Tho next
placo of meeting has been fixed at Mead
vllle, on tho third Tuesday of June,
1873.
A circular signc 1 by Senator Schuiz,
ex-Secrolary Cox, Messrs. Bryant, Ot-
tendorfer, Wells, nnd Brlnkerhoff has
been sent to about two huudrcd gcntlC'
men who originally favored thoCIncin
111UI movement. Tho design of the cir
cular is to have n conferenco called of
tho different branches of tho opposition
to President Grant and his admlnhtra
tion, to tako such notion as tho "situa'
tion of things may require," says the
document.
The remains of an extinct species of
winged reptiles wero recently found in
Western Kansas. Tho cxpanso of botl
wings in ono of tho specimcns,measurcd
20 feet and in another 22 feet. Thoy aro
tho largest specimens of this strange
raco of giant hat yet discovered by
geologists.
The Republican caucus of tho New
Hampshiro Legislature havo nomina
led Bainbridgo Wadleigh for U. S
Senator. Mr. Wadleigh is forty-ono
years of ago, a member of tlio present
Legislature, and a lawyer by profess.
ion.
Here is a gratifying piece of informa
tion which could not bo obtained at
any prico except from a Paris papei
"Miss Grant is ono of tho most highly
educated woman in Europe. SI10 speaks
with facility English, German, Frendi
mid Itnlian. Hlio lius contributed umlur
tlio veil of anonymous signatures to
several American magazines; and on
her return to her own country sho is to
marry tho son of ono of tlio richest man
ufacturcr3 of Now York, who is :
member of tho American Parliament."
The Grand Conclave S. P. K., of Pen n
sylvanla, concluded its session at Potts
vllle, on Thursday of last week. It
was found that tho following officers
had been unanimously oleccted : Grand
Commander General, John Kay Cle
ment; Vice Grand Commander, Will
iam J. Macaullan; Grand Treasurer,
John Sago ; Secretary, Jacob Somerset;
Grand Recorder, w. II. Oram.
Hon. C. R. Buckalew. Tho nomi
nation of tliis gentleman as tho stand
ard bearer of tho Democracy, for Gov
ernor, seems to meet tho hearty ondorso
mont of the press of that party, both in
and out of tho State. Personally, Mr.
Buckalow is a gcod man in nil respects;
His honesty and ability aro unquestion
ed and his election Is sure, if tho contest
Is between him and Hartranft.
A wooden roostor on top of n barn
will show which way tho wind blows:
nud so also do political stock gamblois
show how tho political tido is running.
Theso latter knowing on in, are now of
forlng to hot on 00,000 majority for
Buckalew. With them it is n meroinat
tor of speculation. Danv ilia Independ
ent. Stato Temperance Comeution.
Tho temporanco men met at Altoona,
on Friday last, to chooso candidates for
Governor, Auditor Oeneral, &c. Hon.
James Black, Temporanco nominco for
Prcidcnt, was mado permnnont chair
man of tho Convention and mado nn
orthodox total nbstlnonco ipecch. Ono
or two of tho gentlemon present wcro
opposed to tho Convention though hold
ing temporanco principles. Tho follow
ing nro tho names of nominees :
For Governor Hon. Simeon B.
Chnso, of Susquehanna.
For Judgo of tho Supremo Court
Hon. Josoph Henderson of Washing
ton. For Auditor General Mr. Barr
Spangler, of Lancaster.
For Congressmen at largo Colonel
Geo'rgo F. McFurland, A. J. Clark, and
B. Rush Bradford.
THE 1'LATl'OnJt.
Hero Is an abstract of tho platform
adopted :
First. Approves tho action of tho con
vention of August 0, 1871.
Second. Alllrms tho proceedings of
1110 national rronimtion party nt uoi
umbus, Ohio, February 12, 1872,
Third, Declares tho traffic In liquor
as a boverugo Injurious to tho best in
toro3ts of society, and demands Us sup
pression by law.
Fourth. Ite3olvea against tho groat
danger arising from competition of tho
ruling parties lu competing for tho
liquor voto.
Fifth. Pledges tho ndontion of nolltl.
cal measures, but not nt tho sacrlllco of
moral moans.
Sixth. Invites all citizens to Join lu
tho effort to rescuo tho Stato from tho
dominion of Intemperance.
Tho remalulng resolutions recognize
tho duty of protecting American indus
try, Justico to woman us 11 voter, aud
tho cqunllty of labor with capital nnd
pledgee I continued rellanco in tho
blessings of Almighty God.
Speeches wcro mado by a number of
tho dole-nates, nud tho convention ad
journed with threo cheers for tho tlckot.
The Pittsburg Fosl stales that tho
Hon. Carl Schurz will speak for Mr.
Buckalow throughout Pennsylvania In
tho present campaign.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
ron (.ovi'.hnor
CHARLES R. BUOKALI5W,
op coi.tt.nniA t'oCNTr,
toil AUDlTOIt (ir.NEItAI.I
WILLIAM HARTLEY,
OK llKDI-onn t'OUNTV.
fOll .TUIKIi: Ol'HUPIlKMB COttllTl
JAMES THOMPSON,
op Er.it: coitntv,
roil CONGRESSMEN AT LAKHE!
UICHARD VAUX,
op rmr.ADELritiA,
JAMES II. HOPKINS,
op Attr.oitp.NY,
HHNDRIOK B. WRIGHT,
op LrzEtim: c-ofsrv,
'nt- Mcmlicrs of tlie I'nii.tKtillniinl Con
iiilloii,
(ll-.O. W. WOODWARD, Plill.iitcl.liln,
.iniK.MIAII S. lll.Al'lv, Ymlc.
WM. HUH, Hit, I'lcuillikl.
W. .1, 1IAI-.U. .Somerset.
W. 11. H.MIllf, Allrlinv.
rilANKMN II. (lOWEV. I'hlln.lHnlil.i.
John 11. i:A.iii'iu:i,b. ph. in. iri,.hin.
H. A. 1IEYNOI.DH, Lniicnsli-r.
JAMES IXI.IH.Hiliuyllilll.
H. I!. T. DODD. Venntm.i,
(IEO. M, DALLAM. iMnlntrlnliln.
ROIIEUT A. LAMIIEUTON, Dauphin,
A. A, l'lKMAN, (Irt-oii.
Wit. L. CORIIEl'l', Clarion.
Now Advertisements.
rilESIDKNTtAI, CAStrAlON.
CAPS, CAriiJ & TORCHES.
Hcnd lor Ii.i.usrnATEii Cir.-
cuLAr. nmt Pmcr. List,
CUNNINGHAM & HILL,
MANBPAtrruitmis,
No. 201 Church Strcot.
1'IllLA DELPHI A.
Juno 21, 1872-lmos.
THE
QUEEH
fel.
BUTTON-HOLE OVERSEA!!
AND COMPLETi; SEWING MAt'HIXK.
-0-
Tno first nn-1 only HUTTON-HOLIJ AND
HKWINU MAU1IINK coniMmil lliat ha? mado
It? nilvcnl In this or nny other country.
3-Tho following reasons nro slvon why IhU
is 1110 ncsi.
Family Machine to Purchase.
J. llooauso It will do' I I. llcransolt will work
ovgrytlilnsllntnnytna- abcmuirul eyelet hole.
chlno can no, mowing
1 'otn ino jintfsb ui int
conrfccs. mntorlal, hem
inliiK, felling, eorillnit.i
brnldmg. binding Rath-,
erinftnnd Mowing nn.nt
tho Mimo tlmaiunilRg.1
minting, etc., better
5. Ilec.iuso It can do
bver-hanil seaming, by
whle)i sheets, nl low
leases and tho llko nro
sewed over and over.
than any other ma
chine. 0. llecauso tho be-1
meclianlcsnronoimca It
tlio best llnlshed and
made on tho best princi
2. Eecauso It onn woik
a beautiful button-hole.
ple 01 nny macnino
inauur.ietureJ. It has
uo uprlngs to break;
nothlug to get out of
order.
ma ting ns nnon pean
ns oy ino uauu.
3. Tlccauso It will om-
, llecauso It Is two
machines lu one, A
UuTTou-iroLC Wor.K-rN-n
nnd Sr.wiKU
lirnlder over tho cd
making n neat nud
beautliul border 011 ntiv
clllNKComblncl.
ta.mcni.
e-Noolhcr Jlachlnorannccomollsh Ihoklud
of sewlugttated In Nos. '1.3. 1. nnd a.
I'nrtlcs using n fiimlly sewing machlno want
a WHOLE MAUHINU.ono with all tho Improve
mcuts. ltlstolnstal.irr.TlMU.nnd thereroro ono Is
wanted that will do tho most work, nnd do It
tho best : and this machine can do Horernl kinds
of sowlugnotdono on ANY OTllIUt.lIACUlNi:,
henitioH iiulni- evory kind that all othera can do
TJ10 American or
Plain
Sewing
Machine.
(Without the button-holopaits), docs nil that
Is dono on tho Combination except bullou-holo
nud ovcr-scamlug.
& J. FAUX, Agent,
BTOOMSBURG-, Pa.
AGENTS WANTED IN HVURY TOWN.
COMPANY'S WAllEROOMS,
1318 Chestnut Strset, Phih-lolphia.
Kxamlno them bcfjro purchaslug nny other
Sewing Machine. ulllS7J-(im.
T EI'OKT OF TilK CONDITION OF
XV tho l'Uist National Hank nf Illoomsburg
nt liloomsburg In thoKtnto nl rcnusylvauln, lit
cloo of business Juno loth, lb'2:
IlESOUIlCl.
Loans nnd discounts
Overd raits
U. S, llonds to secure circulation
Due lrom Redeeming nud lleservo
Agents
Duo lrom other National ll.inkM
Duo lrom other Bauksnudllaukeis...
tlD9, 7 (,0
8,767 SO
5),C ) 00
2(1,221 11
0,117 01
13,325 JO
173 fi
110 U
I 01
11,01(1 00
Current Kxneuses..
Cash Items (lncludlug btnmps.)
l-'ractloual currency (lncludlug Nick
els) Legal Tender Notes
SI.'.',31S II
LIAIIILtTII.
Cjpltnl Slock paid lu S5),C00ii
Km plus Fluid 75,000 ( I
Discount..
070 ( 1
Kxchango
Interest
National Hank circulation outstand
U13
Individual Deposits
Duo to National Hanks
Dae to other Hanks and Ii.it-kois
l.'liOl
101 07
11,315 60
l.W.lllil I 1
ll.AI If)
130 ID
S 512,311 11
Statk or Pknk'a.
Co.inty of Columbia.
i RS,
1, J. 1. Tuslln, Cashier or tho 1'lrst Nnllonnl
Dank of liloomsburg do solemnly nlllrm that
tho abovo statement Is truo to llio best of my
kuowlcdjonud belter.
J. 1', TUSTIN, Cashier.
Subscribe! nnd nfllrmed to bcfoio mo this 11th
day or June 18, '
WM. TKACOCK, Notary rubllc.
C'oireC -Attest:
WM. NMAL, I
I. W. .Mi-KhLVY.i-Dlrcctovs.
C. It, l'AXTON, J
"I30AD BAJIACIKS.
XX Tho following Is a list or Iload dam-i-jous
lepoitod to May Term 1872, nnd coullrmed ulsl,
Uiecnwond, irad uear A. r. Young, (1. II, Fow
ler, John Kelchncr, nnd Kuinuel Neyhnrl, view
ers, 10 view load In (Irccnwnod twp. near A. 1'.
Youn't'M, nssess damage ns, follows :
To Chnudler Kvos, 8 ( ),o,l
To Joeksnn Hobblus, :' 1 (,l
To lll'ls Kves, iit(jii
To Wm. Johnson, 5,i 1
To John MeMlclKiel, ,' ),tj
lie, 1I1, 11, road near Joel Krc.'er,' avid Lewis
Jcso Ilartmnn nnd 11. (.'. lless, viewers, nsscss
daim,T,o as lollows:
To llliam Ash, g llci
To Joel Kceler, lu.oo
MnJ'son, load nenr Samuel Klinby, Samuel
Johnson, Wm. Eycr and Win. J. Ikeler.vluvv'ern,
r -c-s tl 'mnijo :
Tnfnniuel Itlmby, at s 75,0)
Tluso dumi";oi will bo confirm labsolule, nt
Seplumber Thin, unless objccl.ojs slumld bo
llledngalnst them. We Intend giving tho publlo
nu opportunity to know what fi being dononnd
if all niu satlilied it is sunnnsed In buull light,
11. j. iti:i:i)i:u, k'om.
Wm. HllAFl'Jiil I
CoJisiisstoNF.rs' Ot nci:.
ittunmsburg l4n,
Alctl, Mm. KitiCKiuua, clkiik.
COhUMIUA COUNTY s. s.
In llio Orphan's Conit of Columbia county
lu tho matter ol tho petition for partition nud
Yiiluntlon of tho icj! estalu of Mury lint man,
latearorango towushlp Columbia couuty decens
id. Notico Is heieby given in nil tho tlio heirs
nud repicsontatlve.s ot said deceased that lu
pursuance ora wiltorpaultlonnnd vnluatiimto
ino diucled 1 will go upon tho premises ofsald
deceased situate lu Orange township In thocouu.
ty of Columbia with njuiy by 1110 to be summon
ed on Saturday tho nth day olJuly A, 1). 1872 for
tho purposonf maklug paitillou or valuation ol
said leal estato according tho commands nl said
writ, when nud wheionll parties Interested may
utteud It they Ihluk proper.
AAHON SMITH Sheriff,
COLUMBIA COUNTY s. s.
lu tho Orphans Court of Columbia county.
In Ilia mutter or tho petition for partition nud
valuation of tho realeslatoof Malcolm Jlnson
lato of llloom townshp Columbia comity deceas
ed, Notico Is hereby given to nil the heirs und
leprcsonlatlvoof thu suld decinsed that In nur
suniico of n wilt of poitltlou nud vniuiillon to
1110 directed I will go upon tho premises of said
deceased sltuato lu llloom township county ol
Columbia witli n Jury by molo bosummoned.on
Saturday tho27lh day of July A. D. Mi for tho
purpose of making partition und vuluntioii of
sa d leal estate according to the commands of
said writ, when nud where nil pni lies Interested
may ntloud If they think proper.
Juno Ul7.'-lt
AAIIU b.MlTII Hhcrlll.
JUSTICE'S BLANKS.
We now have on hand a largo neatly printed
nisortmeut i,r JIISTIL'K'H 1,1, iv,vi', m ,. j
11LANKH, to which wo Invito tho ntteution of
licte otUccra,
THE
Btiitomont of Agrogale3 of Vnluation ami Taxes for oacli District in Columbia Comity for 1379
Pntiivnpil W ihn Rnvnv.nl Asfx.ssnra Olnqaifinil in tlila Hnlindnln '
Towwsiiirs.
Denver
101,715
11 V(
1H8.4S0
s 17, m
aso,n!)
niri
2VVKK.
I.U,t,7l
119,1! W
Hl.tlOll,
HV17IP
S,IC0
1.I5I5
10,IK
irs!
IK,
70
211
VS1
111
.',0
10.0.M
11,770
0,080
1.1,181
1 !c nt mi
lletw elt
Ilrlarrretk !
2.0 )'l
12 0.1
1 1 .fit 1
(1.1,011
I lldOlll
7,(l'Mll
S.IiO,
1H X
(-tlawlisa.. ......
e'cnlrnlla
Centra
Conyn-Tliain...
IV)
""iiijj
507
87
136
I") I,
mi
!.K
K'J,
.TO
21111
11111
2U."
8,1111
7,sn
10,201
20.22)
1 rnnitiin
FlHhliigercek.,
(Iieenwno'l
,tl!0
II cm loci;
1 1,1)11
.incuson
47,')I1
m
1,1V)
,!T)J
4,1
7,3V
1,700,
l,:W.I
1.700
l'u'iio
5,011
ID.4S1
Lneuit
iwnu son
173.SIH,
nywt
17I.H331
11,8 IV
7.011
15,81V
0,211
1I.1711
Mnlne 1
MlllllM
Viol
.Montour
l'll,tl.
IBS
Mt. I'leasnnt...
(irnngo
ll'ii.ri
lli.OS.1
IS
1!3
j me ,
Iloarlucereelc.
I1I.IM)
12j
121
73,'JSU I
ZJV"J 1
i.S7
Kcott.
221),
00
Kugnrloat
Total
llji,ojniifi,wjiii3,ji
J71flJM7.WlllMTS)llM0,flSl
CoiuiissioKnits' Ornci:, 1
Elooinsburg, Pa. j
Altai: AVji. Kiuciiuauji, Clerk.
WELLS' OARUOIilfi TAlMiKTS
FOlt COUOllS, t-OLDS X 11 )Alt-si;.M,-(S.
ThesoTiiblels prescntlho Ac In Coiublnntloii
with other elllcleul lemedios, in n popular lorm
fnrtlinriirnnfnllTIlKOA'nnii Ll'Ntl Disease".
HOAIWIlNllS-UindULCKlt.VriONof Iholhionl
nro lmmedlalely relieved nnd kI ilemculji nio
constantly being Kent, to llio piopi 1, 'or of lellef
lncii'-esor tliroHtdllllcnllles of yc ns slandlng,
(U ITflHAV Dou'lbedccclv ,lby woilhloss
OA U I lUlN lmllatlous. Oct, only Wills'
Ciiiiiiillc.'lnhlels. l'ilco23ieuts per Hoi. JOHN
O. KHLLOUO, H Plait St., N, Y. Solo Ascoil. for
tho U.S. Send for Circular. nllwl
Adl'.NTH WANTKD 1'Olt
Prof. MLER'S GREAT WORK
Ou Manhood, Womanhood, mi l their Mutual
Intcr-ielntlousi Love, Its Laws, Tower, etc.
Send lor specimen pages nnd circulars, wllh
terms. Aililrcm, NATIONAL 1'Ulll.IsiIINa
CO , riilln, i'.i H2I-1W.
AGENTS! AGENTS! AGENTS!
Mini lor descriptive circulur nud sjiecm! terms
fnr tlm trrcatcst mmpatcii uool: until. shed.
McClellan's Repnlcanii in America.
Owing to Uio present political ex ilement, will
sell lor tlio next six months liko wild I lie.
Is tho inns', rell.iblo book lu I lie mark, I.
.1. M.STODDaIIT & CO.. l'ubllsiiers. 7il Han
som SI. , rhll'n. 1121-lw
TUAl Units, .STUDENTS nnd olhris wauled ns
Aut,n i.-j ior
Tlio richest, raciest, most fascinating. Inslruc
tlvnnnd lnn-!li-nrovokln2 hook Issued for vears.
acknowledged Mipeilor to MAltlC TWAIN. Is
splendidly lllnsirated, elctnnlly bound, nnd
verv chean. Acenls report crand success. Sam-
plo pages speclaltCiniHiuid "A(lI!N'r.V roclCKT
COMPANION," frcn Adilrcss.IIl llIlAllD UllOS.
Puhli-,licr.s72l S.iusom St., Phlla. n'JIIw
OUR DIGESTION; or
MY.IOIiLY FRIEND'S SECRET
iiu JjKW la luM ami iiit'aiit wotK.
Tills lnvnUuililo commou'soiiso ISook fchould bo
lend hv everv nifui nnd womnn lu tlio counti v.
Tliicc-lourtlis of nil tlio blckness lu our midst
may bo nvoldrd by a l:nowledge aud practice
oiour "jouj riicims outrui," jiiu iiiusi. cnii
ucut nutUoiltlcs lu tho laud, heartily iceoui.
shrewd Khnipses of mnuUlud and Its vivd nm
pithy stylo ol cx.iev&lnn. AllIINTfi WANTKU
to maUo money last. Write lor lllutrntcd cir
cular, terms, &e nddress, (liO. MACLKAX,
l'ublUher, TJlSansom Street, l'hira. n2llw
Is n powto'lul Tonic, ppoc-lnlly ndnnlpd lor nso In
spring, when tho languid nnd ilehllltiii 1 sys
tem needs strength und vitality; It will Kivo
vigoi iu ino iceoie, sueng-ii i-j mo wcin.nni
mullontn tho dejected, nclivlly tolMoslug-i'li
lest to llio weary, quiet to tlio neivou , end
ueaiiu mine lnuun.
II is n South Americnn pl.mt, which, ncrnu'im
lo I ho medical nnd scienl illn n:-i inilicnU r,r l .n
don nnd Pni Is, possesses tho most powcilul tonic,
propeitles lenowu lo JlntcriaMedlca.nud Is well
known In its native cinnlrv ns Imvlm' trn,lr.
fill curnllvo minlllles, nnd has been long u-ed ns
u speciuc in nu easts oi iinpuruies or iin- lllnod,
Derangements of tho Liver end i-.piern, Tumors
Aviupsy, j'uvei iy 01 ino j.inou, ll.'Ollllv, WC.1IC'
ness of llio lutcstiu.es, L'lei no or Unu.'.ry Or
gaus.
Dr. Wells' Extract of Juruboba
Is strengthen ug nnd noi I lung; nuo nu.
alclous iood taken Into llio omn-li, It n.siiul
latcsnnd dliruses IKoll lino J Ihociicnl.itiou
Elvlug vlgornndhi-allh.
Jt regulates llio bowe! , fj 1 'it in u"i .-e ., ncls
dhectly on llio si i leiivo oi , mid, by il . now-
iiiui iuuiu imiii 1UM-, .ii eii'c-i-, piuuuce1
healthy nnd vij no is nc o.i i I io wliolo sys
tern.
JOHNO. KULI.OUa. lSI'l.'M -l.. Nrw Yn.lc.
Solo A-jeut lur ' 'io Uuiied .-l.iles.
I'rlco SI por Ilotilo. Sendlortirtulni-. u2lwl
aoi;ntswanti:d roitLin; andtimi s of
Coulalns bio'inphles of Drew, Vniiderbill,
w..,.., v. .x., iti, ,i ouiiiiuini nisiory oi
Miecounirj loi (ho hist threo yeais. nnd what
(.itAMr Unewnbont 'UL.u-jc 1'ItID.VY." Over
600 pages. Pi ko.', Address Now York KOO If
( II.. I n Wfll'Hl Ml, nnt Vn... r
K4.sas Ki:(;isri:iti:i icivvits
Snfo nnd l'rqlllablo Invoslment llonds. Samo of
. , "i-iuiiuu.si. couiuies in jvnnsns Allen.
Anderson, l'r.inkiin.joiinson nud Douglas Coua
tles. Itcglsleied by tlie Stato of Kansas. Inter
e st and prluclp.il paid by tho Stato Tieasurer.
llio llonds pay 7 per ceut. Interest, nnd nro over
tiireo ycni.s old, llio coupons hnvlug been always
icgularly nnd promptly paid, l'or statlstlcsnnd
!!!lur.'.',lii !J0,I!'m1'1.1''"' MAJI k A. OAYLOHD tf;
CO., Ill Wall S1..N. Y. City.
SO
noun KH5i.;:
nuv oni: or
SIONIVS FOUNTAIN WAfilir.US.
liioPo11! 'V'f?' ;A STONL & POltD, 0 I Arch Sl
Phlladelplila. P.i. Send ior Circular.
l-oi-r ivi .sooflllii- ' r.leed
In;, lielimg or L'luraled
Piles in.it Dn Utxu's Pir.R
w mmm w ..r.ALi.w i , ,11. 10 l lllu, 11. IS
), u p. il,,, I expiev,iv m line llicl'ik i, nliduollling
else. Hold by all Drng-ilsls, Pru n, SIM.
AVIitH Iliu llloail ltii.lit4 with lockel liko
ioleneo lo tho huid,ciuslug hot (lushes, ver
tigo nud dimness or sijlit, it is n ci rlaln sign
lluitft mild, s-ilnljiloiH, cfioluig and equalizing
laxaitvo is u-iiuircl, and TAP.it.v.N-r'rt Ki.'ki:iivfs
cfnt Sfi.tzi.i; Ai'i.iimsr should btintonore
sorlod to.
SOLD I!Y ALL DlllKiaiMTS.
VUi:;!l'S WA.- TKD. Agents mnliH mm o mon
ey nt wiii.t im in Mini at niiylhiuii else.
Uuslnes-ili -.il nn, I p -riu mont. P.irili uiius Ireo.
). stinS'i.w .V; Lo., l-'uio A l l'-iiilitlu i, port
land, Maine.
UO PIANO IU, N. Y. PllltTir OOlin
. O. No Av.in. Ciiculus ireo. tpJJU
OHUANIULA-WOK T11H8HXKS
Conditions which Impair vllulity nnsitlre
nnd negaiivo electrlclly prool' Hut lue Is
colvcd wllhout union ell'ect oi tobaci o-inllu-ence
ol Halt and phosphoric diet mniUru tieut
ment ol pelvic- diseases.htrlcluronnd varicocele,
nud nrreit of development : ten h-clures to nls
pnvnlo sniglcalclas, hy i:DVAllD II, DIXON,
M. l) I! I-'u, Il Avenue, N, Y, ; 01 p igcs. 25 cents,
"1 A cry lino rioiutlio pen ol Dr.Dixuu Is or Bloat
vnlno to the wholo Human race," forme Unitey.
riltllAT MIIDli Ai, HOOK oruielnlki'owledgo
VI In nil. Sent lue mr IwonamiM, Add'esslir.
Uo.NAi'Xiiri: AC nrinuuii, Onio. usi-ir
ARION PIANO.
Thooulyjirrfff Instrninpiii In tlio World. It
Is mh-oiiiiHmI lu Kim is, Powir, lliilllaueynud
DninWilily. Hprm.l n.ni , to Teachers. Mililted
lavors to tiei jyineu. r n-l lor Iihisiniied Arlou
Puinplilel,
11. W. FOSTKlt, (lenerul Ancnl,
mar 10'71-tf.) Maucii Chunk, Pa.
T
OST,
Jj Near Uenloii Juuo tliotth, IS72 n pair ot
I nl, Hnan.li.u n,..l m.m 1 ...I......I .. .. . ..... .
M'lienry tho tluder will bu lrberully loHiirded
by returnliiB tlitm to tho owner.
Jtinoll, XS72-31 J, J, M'lIUNHY.
MM
4m
i
Of! 4 iii,m7
I III
LLllLl.
2 W 12,5701 150,025
(, M-0 8,111 171,725
SI 1,785 8,HKI 200,7UH 0 8.11
00 2,208 0,791 SM.KII 8
ITij 2,18' 01,581 77l,Mi1 15 Vlllo'
51 1 5211 70,815' f)l,(Vil' 3 0 20,
II 7.1C 37,0111 101,500 i
Oil 2,151 10,115, 810,051 4 I 3
2 71 38,1)00 600.171, .
32 1,21.. 5,810 H7,07l! ... 3 ,J
21' 1,021, 12,010 221,578
07 2,200 10,315 '111,150 ... 1
II 175 15,8)0 215,501 I.,.,., I;
0 Ell, 2,610 60,117'. .. '
40 1,025 10.8S0, 2.SI0ISI V.J.J
37, 1,1811 (1,780 WIJ'l ,!
' 4,111 13) 1.-0! ,..!,..L
70 2,010, 11,01,0 218.S18 i:.l I
2-1 81)1 10,155' IVI.lVlh I 11. 31 1,
10 615, 5,115, 12S,:l., ...!.. . I 1
3D 1,7011' 12,110' 172,117' I:...! 1
11 3(i 1,000 10,61)7,
10 101, 2,010! 119,514 ... ...! II
67 2,275 31,S0V :00')I5 li... 4'
8 400, 6,235 7lr510 ... ... J...I
4,M
n to7
10,710
300
50
210
21
1 ,120'
4..VII
1.511
J.0JJ,
'i'.Hiol
3,!1
100,
81,417 1
21.070
4 1 CVl
8,110
.1,770
1'!
3,1 III,
r.iin
20,211
10.S0')
S7,W
(1.210
Ml
42
103
I'll'
110
1112
5,002'
8 llll
2,011
11,21!)
7,:S
4,001
2,401
7,701
6, IS.!
2,771
O.IJO1
2,001!
n,70
2,078
:i.ll7
2,tll
8,l0
1,115
11,100
yi,6'B
1.1,511
10.02T
10
8,0111
21.W,!
1 , 1
llll
111
21,378
18.7S0
14'
is.iss;
1 1,050.
10,515
11,118
0,177
0,12.1
20,020,
IMS'),
1X1
50
207
S.NIJ
fl,S(,
7,1'S
13,201
1,711.
180
ml
1S0I
228
f,7irllW.llll
REMOVAL!!
I. W. NILlS',
M U S I O W A 11 K It () O JI S
Imvo lict-ii rcinovcd to llio
NEW KltlOIC IIUILDINCI
Ol'PO.SITnthoia'JSCOPALOlIUUCII.MAINHt
Where nc will keep a general nssortninut or
'VUV, LA'I'USl1 SITEUT MUsSIO,
l'JANOS, OHQANS, VIOLINS,
end nil KIH1 OI' MUSICAL INSTP.UMi:N'IS.
Also MUSIC HOOKS fornlt INST11UM HNTS.
PIANO AND OUOAN KTOOLM ALL HTYLIM
and pitrci:a.
THE SIIOEiMAKER, PIANO
is the cheapest FirglClnftg Piano in
the muvkot.
Having scoured tho Asency ol tho
u:o. woods' nr.NowNF.i) organs,
lor Columbia Counly, tusolliur with tho
CKLCIIP.ATUD ti:mpli: anoi:lic.
fiirnlshes nilvanlnnes lo purchascH not fouud
eisewncrc.
STATIONARY OF ALL KINDS.
A full assortment or
SQUARE AND OVAL I'ltAJlEES,
nil styles nnd prices conslgutly ou liadd.
STi:i:L IKlllAVINOS, CIIUOMOS ,t- i OMiItUI)
1-lilTS, aTllltliOSUOI'liS an i vi i;v, H.
3-C.ill nnd examine.
iin-lis'7J (, n.
Tlio Unco ofTlruo Keepers.
IVI. S. ALL E BACH
DllALLl: is
AVATCIIES nnd JEWELftY
D ANVILLE Pa.
HII,Vi:n AND PLATUD WAlllI, Fltl'.NCU
clocks, swiss and amkuican
hti:m watciii:s.
Till: llUNOWNUD lU.OIN WATCHES.
a lauqi3 assohtmunt of i-'inp.
jj:wi:liiy, diamonds ac.
ItcpaliinB piomptly nlteudtdto.
fOTIOE.-Tlio Stock lioldcrn of tlio
1 Norlh ,i Wcwt Ilrnuch ltnll llo.id (.',)., nro
hf-reby uotllled that nu Installuieut or ten per
cent on each share suliscrlbcd Is rciinlrod to bo
pall to the Treasurer, on or beloro tho llrst day
of July next, lly oidurot tho Hoard ol Directors.
AltoH WM. NKAL,
SECTV ATllliASiUKnit,
March 3Ut lk7..-5w.
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WM. SHAFFER, )
CY11US EOBB1NS, Commit ,!,,,
II. J. IvEEDEK, J
01 A mndo fi-o.n oOcls. Call nud ex
retnll iiulclc for J 10. 11. L. WOLCUu
illtlll ,3-111.111-, it. 1.
AbciiIk svniilcd for tlio AT'Tnnini
HORACE RRFFI Pl
or Itecolli ctions oi n Unsy 1,11,., inT, "'ij
liiionnu limes oiiogrenin Philoni ,
Iteforincr, cannot fall to Intcrc.i "
.iii,-ri, .in. noun sou ior - Ullllla p.
TKUAT. Pnb, 103 B'wny, N. Y. '
How either Krxm.iv In, ,u,m I
lovo & nllectlous or nuv nor on n,n.
stanlly. This slinpleineiital' onlremr
possess, tree, by mall, ior 2 1 1, tei
mnrrlngo -uido, i:zyptlnu Oi le.Dre
io i.-iuie , ,vc, j 'iueer,exciiiii ;i,ni,it. ,,
dlCS T. WILLIAM A t O. I'm. p
First Prcmiua A-vT-
Hem
PonhlC lllPV.lled OVC'I.Wnlmln.l
lug llnor, Fcnd, i- Uuard, Dumiini..
Orale, Direct Drnn. FULLUIt, WAKit,
' -Ji.vv..,,, x. l
KENNEDY'S linMLOCK OIMM n,
, Uio proprietor, has, ,.
JSt&- tance or i;inluenl Pli ,
irtiuSw- Chemists Riieceedcd ,u
1 IllUllll lllill l,ll' 111'.
? tlio oil, pitch, mm li, "
jit-iumiu. i ii-e, unu ub)
liable preparation ( i,
nSalvonr Pla lorfoi nn
Croup, I'.llnnr .uii-iip oi
Chest or stomr h,pii, s
Scurvy, Sores, I'licrs.iiui
Coins, Frost Miles, I'llni
llrcnstsnnd Nippios, ii
Cll.lllnr. i,n,l , I..,!. .,
ft:,m, ,,tr ,. ......
unuir..iiu.i, j u -, 7 fc'Xio i,
York,
AGENTS WAN I'liDJ.. r
ly inteiestln Ilnnk ol Travel aud O,
ALLTiiniuuNTiiir.sor mo
Il is inn oi l il nil ma i ion lespei hu
LOUS WONIJ) US nnd IlllAl Ill s
1 II I lo know eounlil-s, nn,i i
Til 111 l.MNtl UKSCItll-'l IONS of 'He i ,
tu.es ol nil tlio noted liaveleis nnl
thoso lemoto l.-gious. ILH ti',
soMi: 2 i riNi: iinhuav i.st--.
erlptlon, terms, & nddu- u-
If nny II. V. JOIl'SO.', 1'- a ,i,
Plilladelphli.
AGENTS! QUICK
LI:W1S' last nnd greatest woil;.
OUR DIGESTION,
or, MY JOLLY FlllKNDssi.,
It Is by odds llio most taking ami i
In the Held, 1 It is on n vil.rMv imno n
ject. 2 It Is nv America's m, 'i i,
ouhcaltii, :) it Is, ior tlio p
handsomest book ever sum l-i
Agents, tlie , coplo nro c as i n,i ' k
wllluiguy, to bring ii (o , ,n, l
terms, tree.
OUOKOi: MACI I w p
nprll 20,'7J-lf. 7JJSausomv . i'U
1,M AOKNTS WANTllDt ,
lly W. K Wnilll, the nolcd Pun,
orlst. A mostnccuralonnd i-i ,u
lion of llio wildncKS nnd w a hi ,
less West. lis untold i Iclies, 1! I ,
Wohes, Ac. Ciowded wllh .mi ,-,m
spaikliug with llio keenest w
humor, rlvnllug Mink Tu.un s e
dldl) illustrated. Will bo mini u
nnd sell beyond precedent, l-'ii
Illustrations, terms, .ic., nddr-sN.
llUllDAltl) Illln-,. 1',
nprll2G'72-tf 7-t.iu m
A DaIINISTRATOR'.S MJilit
i l KSfATKOr WILSON Al.l.l S' I)
Lette luladinlstiatlonon Kn
Allen, Into of Mudlon town u n
counly, deceased, huvo been si on u
Isler ol said counly to John .
liloomsburg. All persons li. i o
thecstntoot llio deceit, n ii,e - ,
sent I hem ior set tlemcnt, ml
tho esinloto mnko p.iyineni o
ndminislrator, without d, ., .
Jul, s V
May21'72-0w.
I7XEOUTORS' NO'JJCL.
li estate or riiiLii' bi-i ,noi--Letteis
testnmcniniy on 'o,.
Seeshollz, Into ol Catuwis . oivn ,
county, deceased, liavo be. gi in
glslcr or said county, lo u,.v il,
und lennc II. cesllollz. , n i
claims ngalust tho cslato nro mpi .
sunt tliein to tho Ilxecutois iu I oliuu
Thoso Indebted lo tho eslate, n ,t,
Judgment, moitgago or book ai-suiui
1 nymcnt to tho ll.xecutois wPhoui
HllNItY 110M I Ni H
ISAAC II, HH.ill'O
Mny2l,1872-(iw.
UDITOR'S NOT1 C'E.
'ino undersigned, ninlnor ,-ipp
Court ol Common Pleas ot (oniiiiii, -distribute
tho mud lu I'ouit,' urn ,
of James V. Wilson, nilslu Horn ' n
ical csli'lo ol'lhosald Jmiies V. l l
by llio Siiei.ll" or t'olunibi.i I in
ot ii Pc, i', ,0,1 V.xnonoi w o in,
Interested nt lilsollli-o lu Hie 'ju,
burg, ou Kalnidiiy, llio Son d...
nt lu A.M., when nnd wheio i, (,
ed are requested to iniiko Hi, ir ,
buried Horn coming In "turn i
JOHN M.il vi,'
may 27, 1S7-', Mil.
A
rurroirs notkl.
'1 110 Unilei'talL-nod. finni.m ..ln
tribulothejundsln Iheliandsoill
llJteeuiorol' John 7, igle, hue n
deceased, to nud ninong , 'm ,
lti-pie-entallves of said, -Ii,
w.will meet 'ho iiailics in uu
ol William II, Abbotilnt'iiiiirt
inn day or Juuo A, D. U7.', u a
loriuooii. All posons having
lunds me riTUiml lo present tu.-n,
piopeily s ippoiled.orbeluiev.i ,
coininitin oj said lulid
JOHN i
May 2-1, 1S73-1W
A
D.M 1NISTRA COU'-S M)'l b f-
JaII, laol uilministiiitmtioii Miet.
fsr 1 1 n or ma nv n. t - , -
P. l-n- s i.ito oi i'ialilng ii h
liiinoia(ouiily,deeeaseil, li.ive "
Ha lleglsler oi'snld counly to I c " '
liii.-nwood. Ml jieisons li...
Iliu eslnluol i io decHleutiiiu ,
sent thein loi settleineui unu
lo thecslnto to make paun, u
slanid.ndininis-uitur, w'tlioiu d
J.Uui' ,Iun,-7'7J Iw " "
I iKSfll IT'PIr 1 V rtl.s I'll .'111 vl
I-HIP.
'Ihuco-pailncrship heic' ,i u
tlio Hrm ii.t-iia orsuydei, ilni n,
solved by t.,o dcjlh of Ilenj. in o '
books oriho late Him are in ' lie , 1
Snyder lo whom nil peisnn I.
selvis lo bo ludebled lo llio linn
make iiuincdl.ito paymu-ui
The business wl,l bocouuiuied
under thu iiauiool'l). Suydii ,v
'l, -n,k,
Usi-v May 17th lM.'-tr
A DJIINISTRATOR'S MlTI'f
il. I-Sl ATE Ol' EI.IiCAUK'l II MCUI--
l.elleis or ndinliilstinlioii ou '
lllUabcih Muriay laloof Derry t
tour county, Fa., deceased, liaso '
by tho Iteglster or said couiiiy
llutler Wnshlngtonvillo, Cjluiubi:i
All pcisous liaving claims or dinin '
tho decedent nro rciiuestetl to -kuowii,nnd
thoso ludebled to iu.is
wllhout delny,
THOMAS 1!'
Aihu""
may uut, li72,w0
WARREN
Mm
hi m
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTH -
Notice is hereby given that letter" J
trillion havo been granted by toe "
WIIUorL,oluml)lnraiiiily,tnllionni',i
Ion tho eslnto or William F. smider, u
In said counly. now deceased. All 1 ,
clobledlosnldestatouro required lo
ment nud nil persons who havo own ,
snld eslnlo to mnku them known toi
Hgueil i evident 111 tho city ol Fid)
lo M, O. McColluni nt tho louuori
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