THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMO CHAT, BLOOMS13U11G, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
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SJlii ($oiiimbimi.
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Friday, iVcw. S, 18?.
Tliq IUsu.lt,
As will Lu Hucu by rcfutonco to
ntiotiiur column Uioltadlculsluwuiitjiitu
tx.rn triumphant in tho State and nn
tlun. This result scorned lnovltnblo
lifter tho October elections, anil not
therefore eurprldlng, qen. Grant li3 a
tiiiw lenso of power for four years, n
Mai-RC rrijijbrlly Jn n nubsbrvlont Con
KrHs, iin'tt u'Suprctno CoUrt packed by)
hlrilwlf, Thcro' Heed bo tjo 'moro fear
otl hla jiijrt from Ihrj fytfopYo. Ltko;
slavers they kiss the hand that am'ftos'
thorn. They lmvo lost nil patriotism,
rnitl luo now ready for h tledhotiard.
Grant, if ha has relations Wh'o do not
hold ofllco can safely appoint thorn, ho
can tnfco unlimited briber from stealing
olUclalsj ho can contlnuo tho tyranny
"exercised oyer tho South. Fraud and
corruplldii'i'ihvo crept dowrf to tho poo-
, pie, and tho masses thomiolvoj aro da'
bniichctl.
flow lohR this will laU We know not,
lint ti fonrftit day of "reckoning will
come. Prostltuflbnof'liigH olflco, V16
lftlloris' of CoiisUiutton and law, nntl
thu gradual extinction of tho Hbfcrly
rtnll purlly of tho ballot will eVbnliutly
lend to a resolution to whfcli our last
woulil bo ihllll'a play. Now, lu fact,
wo 'irn nbt'Twe,1 Mclms Grant U Imro
dosprttlc than Austria's mou'areh.
Tlio Election. '
Wt yiVt) tifalow a tiiblo setting forth
Mii r a'fecclved at tlifftimo of going
tr prcsj;tno result Of Tuesday's election
for I'nnientaml vico President. Tho
wt: 'e i.nmb?rof olectoral votes Is 3GG,
nu'1 it n quires 181 for a choice. It
r nfvn from thq table, although
Ii. aiuii-to, that Grant ha moro than
rriTcrh votes to ensuro his election.
K- -rus from other States will proba
b!y Ttvo hlm''J.j3. Tho majority on tho
p "'t ,tr vnto will ho about 300,000.
STATES FOB Git ANT.
Est. MnJ, Electoral Volo,
tmiO(;l(.'Ut ;i,oou 0
..lliliiills 15,000 21
"liliiiint 15,000 Jfi
I ''mm Wl.OOO 11
MmIiio SIS.OOO 7
Massachusetts... 05,000 I!l
Michigan So.000 . 11
Ninv-Jeraoy ' 5,000 9
Nebraska 10,000 3
Now-Ifnmpshlro 5,00(1 5
New-York 15,000 35
North Carolina. 0,000 10
Ohio 30,000 Hi
Pennsylvania... 80,000 29
lthorto Island... 8,000 1
South Carollnu. 40,000 7
Vermont 31,000 0
213
STATUS FOR GREELEY
Est. MJ. Electoral Vote.
Alabama.
c.ooo in
Arkansas
Florida ,
Georgia
Louisiana '.,
Maryland
Tennessee..!.
Viiginia
.Kentucky
ao.ooo c
30,000 1 1
10,000 ' 8
20.000- 8-
28,000. 12
8,000 11
- 12
82
STATES NOT- HEARD FROM.
California ...;...: C
Delaware ' 3
Kansas C
Mississippi 8
Minnesota 0
Missouri 15
Navada , 3
Oregon 3
Texas ,.. 8
West Virginia.,. 5
Wisconsin...:.;,....: 10
Total..
..71
. . ... Bosui
pu$, genial friend Johnson has tho
following in f.ho Aj(hraoi(e Monitor, :
VTho .Plymouth. Index thinks that
tho, nomination of Backalow for Gov-,
erqqr was, a. "Wretched blunder,'?- and
that Col. JL B. Wright would,, have
been a bctten candidate Wo know of
no raan.in PenpBylvania for whom we
would rathpr have voted. His having
received the largest voto over polled
for uny candidate in Luzerne, and his
IhjH if 10,400 votes against 9,378 cast for
Hue vdlovv, In Schuylkill attest his pop-
ulan y among woikingmeu. As the
candidate of either party wo could havo
buorted and doubtless elected Col.
Wright,"
li-tU tho merest nonsenso as tho
figa..s shows. Buckalow received in
. -ate 317.7G0 votes, and Col. Wright
l Jh tho Democratic nominee for
(.-, (, i-winan-at-Large, and endorsed
Ly . 0 Labor Iteformers received 314,01-1
vo,. .,, or 3,7-16 Ies.s than Buckalow.
"Xh fct Is that whilo tho principles
i f hi I-abor Iteformers aro correct in
ti.i (i.jin, they never can ho a success
fo , any jo long as their loaders aro tho
Uxj it politicians. This year Cameron
anil Jlurtrauft bought tho organization
and tho leaders got tho pay.
Tn at good man, tho .Hon. Simon
Cameron, is In doleful dumps. His
agony of soul Is very great. Col. J.AV.
Forney, who was to bo road no, klrkcd
out of tha Grant party forsuppoiting
Buckalow, lias received tho favor of tho
President; ho has been admitted Into
tho presence. It Is whispered that his
excellency and tho Colonel quaffed tho
loving cup and drank "Confusion to our
enemies." This mighty information
reachea tho vonorablo ecamp, who
gnashes iiia teeth outsldo, and he Is in
despair. Meanwhilo tho world rovolves
upon its axis with accustomed regular
lly.W. r. Tribune.
The death of Mr. Justice Wlllcs has
boi tno .bngliah newspapers to discuss
ing tho fact that a man may so far over
worn his brain that sleeplessness of an
Incurablo character may ensue, and con
tinue even after tho work has been
givou up. The very condition of llfo
is to givo up tho labor and to chango
the scone. Tampering with opium and
chloral is worse than useless there
must bo a complete chango of placo and
of occupation. Jt may be addod that
work done by an overteskod brain Is
rarely well done. In the cases of Mr.
Justico "Wllles and of Hugh Miller, tho
work was over beforo tho disease had
manifested itself.
Mb. Geoeoe H. Stiaut, an. catlma
blo humanitarian and chairman of tho
oxecutlvo committee of tho Board of
Indian, Commissioners, is party to a
tremendous Joke, Ho ,haa written to,
tho President, asking if it is truo that
lie contemplates a chango In hla Indian
policy. Tho President replies that such
a thlcg lias not been thought of. Now,
then, what ti tho President's Indlau
policy.
THE FRAUDS
Hardwires M uiiif.irliirril Mnjmllr.
1'VLlUllLliAI.TKIt.VTIONHOl' llf.Tt itMS.
OiiH.ilurday after tho usual orphans'
court mid common ulcus iniitloiis worn
licanl liy Julian Flnhilter, JO. Hpnncor
Miller, us(i.,roprtsontln) tho Muulclp.il
reform association, romj mul Bald that, u
fow days ago, Mr. Dallas (thou In court)
hud obtained an order from Judgo l'clrco
authorizing Albort Williams to oxamluo
thoroturnsofolcctlononflloln thoolllco
of tho court. Mr. Williams liad uiado
that oxanilnatlou, nud tho following
nflMiivlt Would exhibit n statu of facts
which showed ristnrtlntrstato of things.
Ho would road tho nllldavit, and then
a3k,fo.r tliq nction of tho court.
TUB AFFIDAVIT.
Albert Williams, being duly sworn
according to law, deposes nud nays:
That hu 13 twonty-threo years of ago,
and rosides at No. 333 M'llwalnoatrout,
Philadelphia that upon tho 23th ult.,
by authority of an order of tho court of
poinmon pleas of Philadelphia, ho made
an examination or tlio roturns or tho
Judged or tho election on tho 8th ult. for
eacn division of tho wards in said city,
and niatlo copies thereof: that In said
returns, uow of, record, in said court,
thcro appear numerous rasuros, alter'
ationa and changes of figures in tho ro
turns Of tho VotOS Ofsotno nf thft nnmll.
dates, and other irregularities oftho fol
lowlm? character, tn wlfc
Tho first column of figures contains
i no original roiurn, mo seconu snows
uioi nguroa as aiwrod and countod in
inaKing up tno omclal majorities.
HAUTHANFT HUCKALEW.
WhU VW. llet'a AlterTj. uTt'n. Altcreil.
1. 1st 140 170 91 01
1. 2d 312 372 105 105
1, 1th 30G 3GG 157 107
1, 5th 230 2S0 112 92
1, 10th....220 270 117 71
7, 10th. ...170 270 122 22
7, 12th....i5 1 251 14 9 49
9, Gth 155 195 133 103
, 0th 233 253 200 100
10, 2d 283 384 191 01
13, 2d 293 399 270 170
19, 2d 202 212 05 65
19. 0th 311 331 107 127
20, 1st 173 193 107 117
20, 4th 288 308 212 192
20, 12th.. ..280 330 160 100
20, 13th.. ..274 321 257 207
20, 14th....218 233 153 103
20, lGth....l52 172 122 102
23, 12th.. ..ICS 2G8 133 33
25, 6th 194 231 140 100
25, 8th 185 215' 114 81
25, 9th 1G1 191 131 103
2, 7th 148 218 115 95
20, 9th 220 820 2G3 233
20, llth....325 425 221 202
20, 19th....l0G 200 127 107
27, 3d 100 200 111 41
27, Gth 207 297 107 47
27, 8th 145 195 155 105
27, 9th 133 183 177 77
29, 1st 179 199 87 77
29, 5th 17G 190 100 108
29, 0th 233 203 151 121 I
29, 12th... .103 123 79 59
I'AIITICIHjAU INSTANCES.
Tho figures show alterations to tho ex
tent 01 .J.lIlO votes. Particular Inntnnpnn
or irregularity aro thus glvon :
an mo X'irst division, seventeenth
warn, tho return is not n resent nt. nil
In the Twentieth ward thn rntnrn frnm
tho Fifth division I.i not fllirnml hv thn
Judge; , in tho Eight division the vote
mr d. u. HtrocK lor representative Is
paipauiyaitcreuiroin 1711 to iuu, and in
the SIxtoonth'dlvision from 1G3 to 183.
In tho Twenty-second ward thn Fifth
divisiou return is not alcnnd hv thn
Judge; in tho return of the Elovonth
uivision tno voto or Walton Is altered
irom us to 102. In tho Twonty-thlrd
ward the Eleventh and Twelfth division
returns aro not stalled hv tho resnonH wn
juugi-s. in 1110 xwonty-iourtn ward tno
riievenin uivision return is not signed
by thoJudco. In tho Twontv.flfth ward
the Ninth division roturn is not slfrnri
by tho Judgo, and tho return oftho
Fourth division cannot ha found. Tnthn
Twenty-8ixth ward tho Fifth, Seventh
Eleventh and Fifteerith divisions aro
not signed by tho rcspcctlva judges.
Tho alteration of 100 In tho Third and
Ninth divisions of the Twenty-seventh
ward Is extended to all candidates whoso
votes exceed 100.
Tho affidavit eoeson to state that thn
abovo alterations aro sometimes mado
by merely chanclnc tho flcrurns. and
sometimes by erasures, and are goner-
uiiy upparem at a moment's glance.
Only those which.are boyond all doubt
have been' herein abovo mentioned.
Tho changes seem to bo In a great
measure confined to the gubernatorial
candidates, tho others receiving the
regular party voto.
xnat some or tho envelopes contain
ing tho hourly lists of thn riivUlnna
missing, and some of tho division ro
turns annear to bo altered nnnn nvorir
candidate, but tho correct return'cannot
no accurately ascertained and is, there
fore, omitted.
Duly sworn to and signed by tho
affiant.
TItE ORDER.
Mr. Miller, in commenting on tho
affidavit, and in explanation of and as
a precedent for his present position bo
fore the court, referred to tho case of
Prothonotary Donegan. when ho was
called before,the court by Judgo Pelrce,
who, of his own motion bound tho late
prothonotary over to answer for selling
or permitting to bo sold official papers
on iilo in his olHce, Mr. Miller thought
that his honor. Judcre Flnletlnr. mii-ht
on tho same prlnclnle.ordor tho prosont
iitoinuuuiary,iur. OjOUgnridge, to COmo
In and explain tho alterations nnd at
least tho loss or absenco of envelopes
containing many of tho returns. Tho
luuge, aiwr considering a moment, said
he had no objection to ernntl
order which would bring the subject
before tho court. There scorned to be
no allegation in tho affidavit against
tho prothonotary. fMr. Miller hernsni?.
goated tho statement of the absonco of
tno nouny returns. Tho Judgo then
said he would llxnoxt Saturday for tho
prothonotary to corao In and oxplaln.
On this tho following order was mado
and signed by thojudgo:
And now,Novembor3,1872, tho court
urniii uu uruer upon tno protnonotary
of tho court to appear on Saturday, tho
9th Instant, and produce all the returns
01 tno oicction or tho sth.ofOctober.aud
account for or explain the absenco of
tnoso not produced, and tho apparent
alterations of thoso produced.
Somo oftho counsel representing tho
ruioriuers anu mo democrats, .Messrs.
Dallas, RIdgway and Francis Itawlo.
state that beside tho utter absenco of
many 01 me envelopes wnoie pages of
iuu ruiurna uru uitoreu paipauiy in every
r-nnillrlntn'a vnln nnd In unnfti.nl t..-
RlAnpm thn fhritrna hnvn hnnn an lum
llncly altered that tho knife hiwHnnitffi.
ed holes In tho paper, so that "daylight
nn 1 11 us uiruugu." rrtti.
It must bo confessed that Job kept
his temper remarkably well under very
considerable provocations. But Job
never had tho strain upon his nerves
of seeing squad after equad of savages,
freah from murdering and robbing his
countrymen, brought to tho seat of
government and instead of being
promptly hanged, curried, palavered,
loaded with gifts, and mado drunk at
tho public expense, and then lot go to
rob and murder afrosh. Tho Arabian
mind had not arrived at that condition
of maudlin sentimentality which dis
tinguishes the American uror and tho
American President, and wo doubt If
Job would havo stood It, Wo can't.
There Is another ot of Indians In town,
comprising eminent rascals from thoso
tribes, such as tho Comanches, Apaches
and Arapahoes, which contain tho most
irreclaimable of tho aavagos on tho
plains, Mr. George II. Stuart, of Phil
adelphia, it Is reported, has beon enter
taining these outlaws, and having aeon
them it is reported that ho still hollo ves
lu solving Hid Indian prnblotn'by milk
niiil water, 11 Is wonderful how blind
nud deaf to fact cant can mako n man
who on fiomo subject.)" may titlll exhibit
thn reasoning faculty, Tho oldor Mr.
Wellur wasovereomo with wontlor tlmt
his son, "after uctllly hooIu' nud beln'
lu tho company or his own mother-In-law,"
still meditated matrimony, lint
it Is not ho wonderful as that Mr. Stuart
should entertain Co munches and
Apaclics"unawaros''uf what they really
were, mid that strict segregation of
them, With death for tho first violation
of it, Is tho' only means of gutting on a
really friendly footing with thorat Moro
than all, Mr. Btuart has persuaded Mr.
Grant to sign a letter, winch wo do not
say that Mi. Btuart wroto, but which it
la highly unlikely that Mr. Grant wroto
declaring for an oxtonslon of what tho
latter calls a "humaultarian policy,"
which means, if it moans anything,
morefrcojuukotings for tho murderers
and moro charters to multiply tholr
crimes. Wo should really Hko to havo
seen this sort of thing trlod on Job,
much rather than to havo It tried as
Grant and Colyor and Welsh, bad suc
cess to them, Insist upon trying it
upon us. World.
Tlio Impudence of Sam Josrpli;.
Tho Pittsburgh Ibsl calls nttontion
editorially to a speech recently mado in
Philadelphia by Sam Joaophs.ln which
that worthy is reported to havo said
"At Reading, Aldermnn McMullen
anu 1 couiu nnvo nominnteu General
Cass, but wo carao to tho rescuo
Buckalow, and, by our inlluonco, mado
him tho nominee Does any man daro
10 say mat wo nominnteu tins man
uncorruptible, forcorrunt motives?
Wo happen to knowsoraothlng about
tho conduct of Josephs nud McMullen
at Reading. Somo weeks beforo that
Convention wo happened to meet them
00m on unestnut streot, in I'liunuci
phia, nnd somowhat to our surprise,
found them favorablo to tho noiniim.
tlon of Mr. Buckalow. This was boforo
alt. liuckalow had consented to
mado a candidate. After tho Williams
port Convention wo met thom hnth In
Philadelphia again, nnd to our surprise
iiKiun, iney wero not ior ojuckuiow.
When tho Iteadlnc Convention nssem.
sembled wo asked Mr. Josephs what
had led him to chango his mind, His
answer spoko volumes. Said ho: "I
don't think Buckalow is tho rltrht man
for Governor. Ho would wrap himself
up in his dignity and wo could not ap
proach him. JJ any of our boys got into
irouuie no womu ici tnem lie in tic pent
lauiary insieaa of paraomng tnem,
We could do nothing. for them J
Tho "boys" to whom Josophs alluded
nre such follows as Mara, whom he and
McMullen succeeded In Inducing Geary
to pardou, Josephs was right when ho
declarod that Buckalew would not
prostitute tho pardoning power nt tlio
iiiuuiiiir 01 nucu leuowa as 11 msnir nnd
McMullon. NeJthor of them voted for
mm at Heading, until tho sixth ballot,
when his nomination was certain : nnd
thoro seems to bo no doubt that they
both gavo Ilartrauft a hoartv sudnrnrt.
Hartranft will not "wrap himself up
m iiiaiiiiruii.v. - win not uu uuuuiiroacii
ablo, aud will not fail to uso tho pardon
tog power as unscrupulously ror
political purposes as money was' used
to securo iiis election. Beforo tho Hhitn
election it was well known that tho
dangerous classes In Philadelphia, tho
mon who aro hanirinir unon thn vnrrrn
- .-1 . . ' " . - --r
01 crime, anu in constant (I road or tho
1 w, were going In a body for Hartranft,
xnat they wero promised protection In
criiuo wo liavo no dou"t. aud wo linvn
Just as little doubt that It will ho freely
uiicuucu 10 mum. um. lunnn will tako
caro 01 me "noys" aro not hardly press
in tho criminal courts which aro under
nis control, and when ho falls to pro
vent convictions Hartranft will bo
roady to nardon at the solicitation nf
sucn supporters as Josophs and Mc
jjtuuen. tiancasler InteUingenoer,
Alleged Frauds to be Investigated.
Tho following circular has been issued
by tho Democratic State Committee.
Democratic State Com. Rooms, 1
PmiiADEtii'iiiA, October 23. J
In obedience to instructions from tho
State Committee, as set forth in tho
following resolution :
Resolved. That tho Chnlrmnn nf thn
Mtato central Commltteo bo authorized
to nppointa commltteo to inveatltrato
tho nllcsed frauds committed in Ontnhnr
anu to prosecute upon rea:ionab!o and
nrobablo cause :
I haveappolntcd tho following named
gentlemen, who will respectively take
iiuucu 01 meir selection. xnoso resid
ing outaldo tho city of Philadelphia
will at onco enter into correspondence
wun lion, ltlcharrt Vaux. nhalrmnn.
mum oireet X'nnaueipnia :
Hon. Richard Vaux, chairman,
John O. James, esq., Philadelphia.
u. jviiiniuo oanK, esq., a'pnaueipma.
Henry S. Hacrort. can.. Phllnrlnlnhln
George It. Barrel, esq., Philadelphia.
xiou. ix. i, wrignt, xjuzorno.
Hon. John D. Stiles, Lehigh.
Daniel Nieman, esq., Northampton.
William D. Mnnrn. osn.. AlWnnnu.
Joseph S. Lane, esq., Allegheny.
E. B. Dougherty, esq., Beaver.
It. L. Muench, esq., Dauphin.
Wm. H. Witto, esq., Montgomery.
Honry Carpenter, esq., Lancaster.
J. II, Hondler, esq., Schuylkill.
John B. Bratton, esq., Cumberland.
Josoph Hemphill, esq., Chester.
Nathan B. James, esq., Bucks.
William S. Black, esq.,-Lawrcne.
D. W. Hutchinson, esq., Erlo.
R. B. Brown, esq., Clarion. .
Tho chairman (Mr. Vauxl In hoi
with empowered to add to tlio number
of said committee whenever lie shall
ueoui tno samo expedient.
SAMUEL J. RANDALL,
Chairman.
AVe havo not thought it worth while
tq criticise tho National Thanksgiving
rrociamaiion, but other newspapers,
wo observo, do not specially adralro it.
The Jioxburg (Moss.) Gazette, for in-
stance, doesn't soo why tho peoplo
should bo Invited "to pralso God be
cause the Government Is tholr creature,
when tho Government ia ongagod in
Violating Iho freedom of elections by
tho oncouragement of repeating, ballot
box stuffing, and falso registration."
Nor docs this nowspapor seo what
spoclal causo for gratitudo thoro Is
"whop tho execution of tho laws
against mon charged with crlmnal
offenses is mado to depend upon their
partisan action at tho polls." "Thank
God for mo" is rather a steep general
order oven for a LIoutonant-General.
Let no ono bo deceived by tlio offici
al annouueomont that "tho decroaso In
tho public debt last month" was $5,
228,417 32. A comparison of tho prcsont
and tho last monthly statement shows
that tho six per cent bonds outstanding
aro now $10,031,100 loss than on tho 1st
of October. This should bo tho actual
reduction of tho dobt, but Mr. Bout-,
well has acted liko a merchant heavily
in debt, who paya off some creditors,
nut at the name timo secrotly contracts
moro debts, in deflanco of oxpress and
implied promised that ho would,not do
so, Ho bought up and canceled six
per cent bonds, but at tho samo timo
ho secretly issued $4,CGC,GGi In (Jr'eon.
backs, and thereforo increased tlio dobt
to that amount. ,
Tlio Comcntton to Amend tlio Constitution
Tho convention will meet nt Harris
burg, lu tho State Capitol, on tho second
Tuesday of November, whon "it shall
bo tho duly of tho Secrotnry of th
Commonwealth to call thu convention
to order nud toaubniltnll tlio returns of
elections in hla possession nntl to read
tho aforesaid proclamation of tho Gov
crnor, nnd thereupon said convention
shall proceed to organlzo by olcctlng
ono of their number president, nnd
after tho members aro sworn In, such
other officers as may bo needed, in tho
transaction of business." After tho
preliminaries, tho convention will, of
courso, proccod to tho work for which
it was called.
It will have tho power either to sub
mlt a now constitution, tho pro3ont ono
nmonded, or specific amendments
whlchover courso it deems tno3t proper
It is furthor provided that ouo-thlrd of
tlio mombors shall havo tho right to rc
qulroaBOparato and distinct voto for
any araondmont submitted. Tho power
to chango tho Declaration of Rights
withhold from tho convention ns well
as tho right to create nud Hubmlt any
proposition establishing an exclusive
court of equity jurisdiction.
Tho convention is to fix tho timo nnd
manner of submitting tho now constl
tutlou or tho amondmeut to tho peoplo.
subject.howover.to tho limitation abovo
noted in regard to separata submission
and a majority voto adopts. Tho clcc
tlon is to bo conducted under tho gen
oral election laws of tho. Commonwealth
Tho compensation of tho members Is
fixed at ono thousand dollars, with tho
usual mlleago. Vacancies In tho mem
berahlp of tho convention aro to bo
filled, whon the vacancy Is n delegate
at largo,by thoso members nt largo who
wero elected by tho political party
which ch030 tho member whoso placo
is to bo filled ; If n city or district dol
egate,by thoso members at largo, "who
shall havo beon voted for by tlio same
or by a majority of tho samo voters who
shall havo voted for such district or
city member." Tho last section of tho
act instructs tho Secretary of tho Com
monwcalth to prepare a form of notico
of election of members, to bo proclaim
cd in tho usual manner by tho sheriffs
of thosovoral counties.
Iter John Chambers to ClikT Justice Tliomp
son.
Although the distinguished Chief
Justico was sacrlflcod to partisan rago
in tho recont election ho will baar wit h
him in lits rottroinant from tho bauuh
tho profound rospoct of that lmtion of
tho pooplo of thostito of Pennsylvania
who honor an upright nnd learnod ju
diciary. Among tho trlbutos which
tho Chlqf Justice has rcceivod nouo will
no moro uigniy priZ3d by 111111 tnau tno
following from tho venerable nnd elo
quent clergyman, Rov. Joh-i Cliam-
bcrs :
Hon. James Th.omp.3on iMh Dear
Friend : From my Inmost heart I sym
pathize with you In your lato doroat.
My comfort is, and I think it ought to
bo yours, that honor, eminent fitnoss
nnd noblo manhood havo boen sot nsldo
by ono of tho most hell-born combina
tions that over disgraced our onco glo
rious old commonwealth. Thank God,
you will rotiro with your escutcheon
untarnished, and tho robes of offico to
bo laid asldo by you aro as unsullied as
tno snow iuko neioro it roacnos tno
earth ; so much so, that you cm look
tho brightest angol or tho blackest dovil
iuu in 1110 iaco, without winking, llap
py tho man in such a case as this !
All things considered, my dear friend,
I cannot but congratulato you and your
moat worthy family, and 1 nrav God
that tho sun of your earthly pilgrimage
may go oown without a Cloud, and you
rise boyond tho limits of timo to an
immortality of unfading glory. God
bless you and yours. In truth,
JOHN Cuamdeus.
Philadelphia, Oct. 10th, 1872.
The AVw York Evening Post says of
Arthur Bonnlcastle, Dr. Holland's
Serial, commenced in Scribner's Month-
lyforNovember : "Only ono chapter of
twelve pages is given.but this is enough
to awaken Interest. There is a good deal
of quiet humor in tho dialogue, and tho
characters aro fresh and natural, whilo
tho8tyloof tho descriptive passages, it
need scarcely bo sald.is fluont and fasci
nating. Much of tho effect of Dr. Hol
land's writing is to bo attributed to tho
ease and grace oftho composition. Tho
dramatlcpromiseofArthurBonnicastle,
howover, Is such as to mako us regret
that tho author has not been writing
novels these many years."
Tlio Horse-Scare,
Tho Turf, Field and Farm ono of tlio
boat publlcatians of its class In tho
country, sensibly says, "When overy
other man you meet, owing to peculiar
atmospheric changes, has u cold in his
head, is it surprising that largo num
bers of our horses should show symp
toms of catarrh? Tho atmospheric
chango should affect liorso-flesh as read
ily as thoy affect human flesh. Horses
cough, and men do llkowlso. Pray,
then, do not let tho sensational papers
scaro you out of your boots 1 Tho terrl
blo horso dlseaso is not half so torrlblo
in reality as It is in print.
NEWS
Tho largo rolling mill of tho Lochlol
Company, at Harrlsburg was destroyed
by flro on Monday last. L033 $100,000.
Mrs. Mary Y. O. Grcoloy, wifo of
noraco Greeley, died In Now York
City, on Wednesday of last week, after
lingering and painful Illness of several
years' duration.
Mayor Oakoy Hall's trial In Now
York has proved a failure for tho pres
ent,, tho Jury failing to find a verdict
and being discharged. Thoy stood
seven for conviction and fivo for acquit
tal. Mayor Hall says tho result is tlio
greatest disappointment ho has ovor
had.
Tho cholera has mado Its nnpearanco
at Wexford, Iroland, whoro ono death
occurred. At Qumbonnln. a town of
Eastern Prussia, sjxty-slx miles Bouth-
oast of Konigsborg, soveral fatal cases
aro roported 5 and it Is also said to bo
making serious ravages at Buda, in
Hungary, whero, out of ninety-four
cases, twenty-seven havo proved fatal.
A terrlblo tragedy occurred in tho
Ity of Now York on Saturday nlclit
last. John Scannoll, a prominent poli
tician of tho Eighteenth Ward, shot
and killed Thomas Donohuo who three
years beforo had In the samo way killed
Scannoll'a brothor. Tho murder took
Placo in tho nreseueo of nt least flvn
hundred pooplo,
John Francis Magulro, tho celebrated
Irish Catholic politician and a member
of Parliament, died In Dublin on Thurs
day of last week. Magulro was born at
Cork about 1817, and attained consider
able distinction as an author. In 1857
ho proUucod "Romo and its Rulers."
Ho also wroto a number of ot ha r works,
Au official statement of tho Internal
Rovonuo BurcntiMiowa Hint during the
month of October thcro was au Increase
Irt tho production of distilleries of 10,
(iOl gnllon.s dally. On tho first of Oclo
bor thorn wero In operation lu thn
United S!nto3 10!) distilleries, with u
dally producing capacity of 187,800 gnl
ions: nnd on this date tho number of
distilleries reported Is 200, with a cipjc
Ity of 223,170 gatloiiH.
Tho steamship Missouri, Captain
arcon, which left Now York for Ha
vnna nud Nassau on tho 17th instant
was burnt at sea In n galo on tho 22d
nbout twonty-llvo miles from Abaco.
By a despatch received from Nassau by
tlio Atlmlio Mnil Lino, It nppenrs that
onlysoven oftho passengers nnd llvoo
the crow wero saved, and It is reported
that ovor eighty lives wore lost. Tlio
nccotiuts of tho disaster thus fir rccclv
cd aro hcarl-rondlng.
Tho Sunday liquor ngttatlon 13 in
creasing In Illinois, and Is expected to
largely affect tho composition of tho
next Legislature of that Stale. Tho
tompcranco men wlllnonilnntosepnrato
Legislative candidates whoro thoso on
tho Republican nnd Democratic tickets
allko rcfuso to pronounco In favor of
tho Sunday Liquor Law, In this case,
according to a Chicago despatch, "the
tickets nro to bo supplied by the
churches," nnd tho "Personal Liberty
Leaguo" will work for tho liquor inter
csts.
Whilo court was being held last Sat
urday in Duirus, n parish of County
Cork, near Banlry, Ireland, tho floor of
tho room gavo way, precipitating two
hundred persons a distance- or twulvo
feet. Soveral persons wero instantly
killed, forty moro Injured, eomo of
whom may die.
Now Advertisements,
ORPO RATION.
Notico U hereby clveu that on tuo loth il.iy
at (ictmipr. a. 11.. 137-'. neLiiioti ior i no incur.
1 oration of tlio Odd Fello-vs linll Association of
illoonmlmr, win presouleil to lliouourt oiuom
mnn IMnna of (?nlumtiln emintv. which will ex
amined una approved ity tlio court anil ordered
lo 00 llieti, aim iiiai. nuiicu m saiu iippucuiiuii
Btionld be pubtlstit'd lu ono nownpapcr. publish
od in Raid countv. for fimr weeks prior to next
term, nt which timo said Charter will lio con
firmed union
jooi caiue bo shown to the on
trary,
uov. 8-4w.
It. II. IllNUbrat,
Prothonotary
TN THE
COURT OF COMMON
i nt." I'nr.ii.Miir.v coitntv.
JuSf.i'ii ii. Ai.nwrcuTitiMrr.Kuir Kmma Vai.e
1UA limtllVH. ltunui.1'11 I1KU1I.
l-'l. Fa. No. til. Heoteulbor Torill. 1S7-.
Tho nudltor appointed by tlio Court to report
distribution or tno fund lu Court iirlslnt Irom
tho BbcrlUd Halo, under the abovo .writ, will
meet tho parties interested for tlio purpoio of
his nppolutmout, nu Saturday tbo tlihteeuth
day ol November, A. D. 1872 at lu o'cloclt a. m.
nt Uls olllco hi hlooi,isburn,lM.,wuou anil where
nil nartlHs ill interest are icoulrod to ltreuont
their claims or bo debirred Irom claltui on Bald
fUUd, U. W.MIIjIjUU,
UOV8-IW. Auditor,
VTOTIOE.
JSS Tlio following lht of ro.U damiiei Irn
been osnosgod anil uoutlnned. ul. Hi. tit Henleiii-
bcr sessions, aud If no protest bo cntciod n-alnst
t in Ham, ii win uocoiiuriut-uausoiuLuai. ljecses,
bious, iHjs, nnd tno county uo u tuio ior i ue pay
meut of It.
Greenwood twp., no irWni, rattBrsoa's, to D.
Jt iVIUVllSUU) .,..... 9 J
to Win. llecco, 1M
to llourv Mather 12 HI
Ureenwoud twp., near Nicholas Kindt, to John
it. i.vus c tl
to Isaac liaycocii lj
llouton twii.. noir Ail.nu Smith to WiuMar
Shultz f 10
to Kred illtey 1J
JncKsontwo., near Joibui Sivaso A Divll
Youmr to Josnua rtavn'-e 8 5 Ul
O. It Mcllenry & Co Kit I
Wm. l'a.-Us 73 1)
John Young ID 0J
uvrm ibjouuis, i
II. J. lljeder, Hon.
Wm. Hli lUjr. I
Com'ii.oaiej.l
llloonijbur. Attest.
Oct. tit, 1S72. j
11 .tl. 11U111.11AU.U.
Nov. S, lS7J-2t. Clone.
ORDINANCE NO. S.
An ordinance to oaurl. wldju anlstral.-lil.-
on Mar&ot sheet tit the property oOlariua Wells,
uud toopen, wlilenuudsiraimouliejjal street
at the Forks Hotel.
HEcnoN I. na it ordilneJ auJouiatel by tin
town council oi tho town ol lllojiinbiu-,', and It
Ishcieby unacted by uutlioritv of tha snuio.
That Market streot bo opened, widened and
straightened, tluou aud along tho property of
lie -tna Wells, on the south-east; corner ot said
Market and Tnlrd streets, lusueh ain-auuertliat
tl u s-imj hhall bd a nubllo Hlreet or liii-hwav of
thu lull width of uiuoty-iilue feet, lue cuutre
1'iertof tobeln luodhect line from tlio centre
sto o now established In Marlcut ami Third
sticets, to the centre btono csuibiitUsd lu Mar-
get nntl f iiin sirceis.
HECONlli:. That Hecoud street tin on.inn I irl,l.
onod nnd stn-'jbleued tm-otiiiu uud nlou tno
Forks Hotel property, una tuo propertlei on tlio
North sldo ol said Second street fr.im th.i ir.nis.
co-ial Church property to tho Llahtstreot road,
1 such manner mat tho samo shall bo a public
street or highway ol the lull whiiii nr,.iuhtL-.ivi'.i
mid one-hall feet, thq ceutro thereof to bo on tho
uirta-t nue irom ine cuutio Mono lu said ti) c
oud street on tho east hue or Iron streot to tlio
l-cuue siuue in irout, Ol mo i- orkS Uolol IllouOJ
to tl o oautrostono lu tho roar ol thdl-'jikj llj.
tol ns shown on tuo Town Map.
Section That nrocet'tlin lxtinuitnr,-1 r,.-
thoa ossmont of damages to all pcroni wn
may bo Injured, nud coutnbutlon upjualtsuch
propenies as snail uo boucnttea, byuioopenliis,
wldenluirnudstrult-htuuim-orttia keii.i M.nirt.
nntl Secuud streets lespeetlvely.
l"as!.odSoptombiT7lh. IS7J.
Attest, O. O. UAItlCLliX, K. MENDKNIIALL.
orerouu)-, i-resiuenioi couucil.
Illoomsbur, Pa,, October ant,. 172,
LIST OP OA USE 3 FOIl TKIAL
DECEMCEItTKUSl H72.
Fiitsr wi:bic.
BroomaU ft Co. vs. McNIus'i J: tfluliniu.
Clemuel O, ltlckets' aduilutstrator vs. Divld
Sweeney ot ul,
.owls J. Adams vs. I-'lfchhiEcreck School IJIstrlct
K. ScattertbWAlto vs. Frederick Morcerou,
Franklin townshln vs. John McltevntiUls
Jeremiah H. Kudy vs. Jacob Schuyler,
uaviu ucx a ucirs vs. jacou laiainoernu.
Vcnlah lteeco'sadmlnlsiralois vs. W. A. Ktlno.
Michael Mablou vs. Philadelphia & leading
Itillrond Co.
I'atrlck ilonashau vs. rhlladeliihla & Heading
llaliroad Co.
lloger luxon vs. rhllaielph' 1 & Reading Rill-
road Co.
Mra. Mary Connelly Vi. l'hlla Jelph'u & Reading
llaliroad Co.
Francis J. Klluo vs. Jacob llerrlntr.
David Uelsluger vs. Jeio II, Itli-o.
ilogart & Kramer v. William Uirber,
t. w. Eniou a who vs. uouj, wurnu.- wife,
o'jeph W. l-'ausey vs. John Mulligan.
i. II. Stownrt vs. Krnncls 11. Jollv.
Andrew Crovellni: vs. Thomas Trench.
A. 1'ardeo & Co. vs. 11, Mcl'.eyuolds el. ul.
A. l'nrdeo & Co. vs. IJ.invllle.lluzlilou .t Wllki -
uttire ivuuruau lo.
Ezra S.I.yous vs. Solomon Dirk.
J. W. Sankev vs. 0. 11. Alellek.
Clark Merrell vs, A. 11. Slowart.
SBCOND WEEK.
William Iiougonhsiger ct al. vs, Hugh W. Mc
ltsvnoltls. William II. Abbott vs. .Tcromla'i H. Ih-obil,
Ilenjamln Wa-juer vs. Joseph 11. ltbodei.
it. n. nowers' auuunisiraiur vs. it. 1; i)v"an a: 11,
U. llartou.
John Veager'a administrator vj. UavM JIaueU's
nthnlnlmrator.
Wlllla j 1'. (lemrd v, John 0, Jajoby.
Wilson Ager vs. O. II. llrockwny.
KUzabeth Bmoycr'H udinlulstrutor vs, Mlchaol
Heller.
C. D. Fowler Indorseo of II. II, Uorko vs, 0. 11.
Melllck.
William Coleman vs. Howard Chimes.
John Auspach & wlfo vs. Umnuuel Hast, Jacob
Htclnhelfert, Vhlllp llrontzel a a. Auteubach,
Henry Miller vs, Abraham Klnse.
William S. Wilson, Indorsee of Thomas McFar-
laud vs. J. II, llarronu.
John llolilsou's executors vg, Jesso J), nice.
Jeremiah H. llrobst vs. D.lhvllle, llazluloii A
Wilkesbarro Railroad Co.
Jacob Mellck vs, howls LurUh.
Joieph H. Hladdoii vs. llourv J. McHwcu tt al.
Cuthurluo 11. Hrhmeck vs. J. S, Urobst. M, M,
llrohst uud Mlchaol llrohst,
Levi Kurtz vs. I'onna Watts, n-Jiulnlstrntor of
John IS. Watts, doo'd,
John Urlllluger, Jr. vs. J, Uichmau,
QOUItT PHOOLA5IATION.
WnsnKAB, tho Hon. William Elwell, President
Judgeof tho Court of Oyer nud Terminer aud
Uouernl Jail Delivery, Court of Quarter Hussions
of the l'eace and Court of Common I'lcas and Or
phan's Court In tho 20th Jndlclul District, com
posed of the counties of Columbia, Kulltvan and
Wyoming, u.id thollon.lram Dciruud isaaoH.
tluiiroe Associate judges 01 Columbia county
have Issued their precept, bearing ilnto the IJlli
day of Qcliber, lu tho ye
thousand, eight hundred am!
modlrectcd for holdlugaCou
lu mo year 01 our lnru, oue
nun seventy-iwo.nuii to
CourtOfOver and Ter
miner aud Ooi oral (luarter Sessions of th Teaco
court 01 coin-40 1 neas nuu urimau-s uourt, 111
llloomsburg, luthocouuty of Columbia, on tho
tlrst Monday, being t..el!d day ot December
ucxt, to contlnuo twu weeks.
Notico Is hereby given, to Iho Coroner, to the
Justices of thu l'eace, uud the Constables of tho
said county of Columbia, thul thoy be thou and
there 111 their proper person at lu o'clock In the
foieuooi of suld -2-adayot Deoouiljcr with their
records, Inquisitions uud other remembrances, to
do thoso things which to tl eir othcos upperlulu
to he done, Aud thoso that are houud by
recogulzance, to prosecute agulust thu prls.
nuers that uru or may bo lu tho Jail of Ilia
sum tcttuty of Columbia, to bo thou and
thero to prosecute them us shall be lust. Ju
rors aro ronuesicd tu ho puuctuul ill their attend
ance, agree -bly to tholr uollcei. Dated at lllooms
harg, thetlth day of Nov., lu tho your
L. s. of our lxrd, oue thousand eight huu
v'' dred and seventy-two aud In tho ninety
JlfUi year of the ludepcudeuru of tho UulteU
ritauii, ut America, AAitu aiiiiii,
illoauishurg, Nov. Uth, 1872. HherltT.
T 1ST OV OUANl) .TUKOU3 FOH
Jj DUCRMIIKU TKItM, H72,
liDavcr-.lniiathan llaufit,.laaaV lUrr iR-r,
llcnlon -Kll, Mrtndeuli.il I Jr.1
Ilrlnrcrt'elt tlrnrgs M, lliWfrt. 1 .
(!lnwla Jatues C. Hoc Iff, Jtf.ln II. liiicU,
Manilas llnrtiiian... , ,
t-flilrn-Atlatil Hill. ... I
KlshluBcroek Hamnul Shltes, Aa.W, rat.o -
Still, -
Kraiitithi-Jnlnos lluhor, William Blotter.
(Irceiiwotst-Uojrgo W. l'iiRcr,i lileiuer III-
Jnrltsnn .lolm I', Dorr, Jacjb UtulK.
Matlison Theotloro Itmi ) uu, iiu-u- C 1, roll,
Wm. Mnsloller, IMiilol Huiltli,
Mtmlour howls Itolh,
rino Asher I'ulhner.
Hugarloaf-C. 1.. Mooro, V.it.x Hlep'.toiH.
LIST OK I'ETIT JUilOltS l-'OU
UKUKMllKlt TKItM, UU.
1-lllST WIKK.
Ueavor-3mnolvFlihc-. Jr.' I. i
liantoii-A. A. Kline, Jonas Rtulz, Hlohtrd
ni?Miii -i:vnn t. Jouoi, Mich ml Wttltor,
Clmilcs A. Moyer, t). A.J.icoby, Thomas lltln
ton, Harry l-'iirnwali.
HrlHrcrceU liiumur Dlcttirlolt, Thomas
Adams, .
catawlssa Caiparlthawu, Satniisl Long, Jr.,
Isaiah John,
Centro-lllram Whltonilro.
1-lslilnKcrt-cit lieu. M. uniticr, 1.. J. .11011011
ry.Chnrles Kramer, Jacob Yaple.
(IrceiiWiioJ John B inds feior lllrtotl.
Hemlock Mathlas Monro,
Jackson Abrnni Kiiouso.
I.M-i,-t4i.lntniiii Hlrnllssr.
Madlsan-D.ivltl l'lielps, Morris 1-!, Masters,
Oooiko w.mippicc.
MlUUn Tiiouns Aton, Tho-uas K. Hois,
Ml. Ilpnt.aut John Wanlcll.
Orange Wm. Wlllla'iis, (l-aorjo l'o:gd
son.
l'ltic Daniel Clreou.
llolirlUKerocls-Ephrnlm Llc'iy. .
Scolt-O. 1'. Ent.
HECONn WBUIC.
Hcnvcr-r.'tcr Hohllchor. John Itludolllor,
llerwIclt-Joiin U. Jacoby, Henry l-'mvlor
flamnel l'caler. . ' .
llloom-cnanes V.indersllcc, Jo'.ia A. Fns
ton.
lirtarcrock Thomns Miller, Honry D.ial:,
rahitvissfL llpnrv I'faliler. Hnlomou Ilolwla.
Coutro l'rod Hagcubacli, MoMftcal .Mlllar.l,
uoorge;uonner, iKatio i-;rnwini-,i iv.wo.ney, n.
A. Hchwc npcniiolser, Martin Uaughcr,
OtMitralla Marlln U mghnti,
KNhlngcreck Mnltilns llyer, l'hlllp Applo
man, William T, lhnory.
1-runkllu Soltmou Attlcy.
UreenwooJ Wosloy Domotl, .I.iekion It ih
hltis. (leonrn U'. tilt..
Jackson D. I,. I-lvcrhart, Eaituiniiel Hivago.
i.ocusi isatia ucr.
.Maln-Wlillam H. Utt.
Matll'on Jacob Manning, l'ater Wolf.
Mtllllii Isaac I.iitz, John Mich 10I Jr.
Montoui Josoph .Mauser.
Bugtrloaf Moutgonicry Colo, Alex, llcs,
WIDOWS' At'I'HAISEMENT.
Tho following nnrralsemenU of real nu,
rtersonnl nroneriv si-t nuart to willows t.f tlpn,l
ents havo been tiled hi tho olllco uf tho Hoslster
01 couimoia couniy, untier 1110 ltnies ni ouri,
and will bo presented lor absolute confirmation
t tlio Orphans' Court to bo held lu llloonibburg
In nntl for said county, on Wt'duoidav, tho till
tlav of November. IS72. nt J n'rlnp t ,1. in., nf miIi!
day, unless exceptions to suchuonttrmalions nro
previously tiled, of which all persons lutcrcstod
111 sum estaies win lano lltilli-e :
1st. Widow of John Krclshor, lato of Lncmt
Jtl. Willow of John Uusltle, latV? of Mouu
rietisant townslilli. tiocoab"d.
Sd. Widow of .liimes March, lito o, C'en'ro
lownsii'p, tieceaseu,
4lh, Wltlow or.lames lioylcs, laloof Ilrlarcreeli
townshhi. deueasetl.
Sth. Widow of Ji!iu lVnter, 1 1 tu of Ceutro
lomiHUip, uuscaseii.
(Mi. Widow of William Uuller.lato ol JIonlour
towushlp, deceased.
7th. Widow of John Kchn, lito of. Orango
townshln, deceased.
Mh. Widow or John Urou, late of C.ttawlssa
lowusuin , iieceaseu.
WILLI AMSO.V II.JACOUY,
Heglster.
Ucglsler's OIII19, 1
llljomsburg, Nov. 1,1S7J. novl
REQISTEH'S NOTICES.
Notlca Is hereby ulven tonll lc-ilons. nrn.l
lttirs ami other nersous ltiterestcil in tlio ns.
tales of tho respeellvo decedents and lnlnnrs,
that tho following iitltnhilsiruton nml Kuanllnu
accounts havo been tiled lu thu otllcn or the Uil-.
Istcrol Columbia couuly, and will bo presented
for confirmation and allowance lu tho Orphans'
Courl. to bo heltl In lllooinsburg.oii VVednestlay.
iuu 4111 itujr ut AJtieiuuci JOi, Ht . u Clock p. 111
ul -iiiii 11. 1
1st, Tho ncconnt of William Neal, Adinluls.
trator of Rllzi lloyd, lato of tho lowu onilooms
liiirc. iltpi.npil.
M. TliollrstandflnalncoDuntorjohii R.Y0I10,
guardtnii of tho person nnd csiato of Krnncls II,
Hess, minor child of D.iulol Hess, lato orMUUIn
townshln. tleceased.
Ud. Tho llrstnnd final nn-nntil. oft). A. Wnlann
nn.l .Tnl.n .1 n.t.liiul mi . ..... .. ..
...iu u luHkinuu kw.vijiiii,, iieeeaseu,
4llt. Tho Ilual account of Hiram J. Ilea lor. ft-
CCtltOr Cl Jollll el-llei-. lllle nf Krimtrllit 1m
ship, deceased,
5lh. Tho llrst nud narttat ticpnnnl. nf Ta,.n l.-
Sharpless, executor ol John I.iwrcnco, lato or
i.iuiviMst, luwusuip, ueceaseu,
(ith. Tho Urst aud llnal account. nfAr. n .tj..i
son, trusleo, to sell Real Khtato of John Daveu-
uni t. i.i le ill itiitiiereeiE. iif.i.iani
7th. The nccouut of iipm. 11'ot.nn. A,i.nt..t.
trator olSinuiel O. l'llklugtou'lalo' ot Locust
township, deceased.
oiu, ineiirsiunii nnal ncconnt of (looreOlr.
ton, Administrator ol si-ren i K-ti,i i n . .,(-3,.
lo.it township, tleceased.
'Mi. Tliunceouutorjoshh U I'rll. n Imluls.
tratorottuo estate or William Hus, l'ttj ofsu-
garloil township, deceased,
llllh. The llrst nntl iinnl nuciti'it or ' tieicl
Itambach, executor or .lnhn Mdinr iu., it.-,.
iircieektoivnshlp, deceased,
mil. Tholli-st and llnil numni .r n ..nr.. t ttn.
tenbender guardian of Callurlue A. Miner, u
iniiiui- eiii.'i wi wuj, i. jiuier, l.no or c utro
township, tleceaseil.
iL-iu. ine iirsi un.i nnal ncMiint of Amu
Miller, truardlau ul the ii..r4r... n i .i it.. ,.rr...
cob W. Miller, n Minor child of Uoj. I. Miliar,
Lltll. ThU first nUll tl'lUll n,.r.r.e,lt. t.f l-lltlrt,,
Falrmau Jr., ndiululstrator nt U'lliinm i,-,.trm
Sr., lato or .Mount l'leasaut townlilti, deceas
ed. JViiV Tlioamsjiiint orLcwlH Yotler, executor of
deceased. 1 '
Wth. Tho ntp-mnt of Ism T.o.dy m I Moi cs
Hlecker.aduilnlsirator.sotUldjm Stoker, late
or llemlouk lowiish n. ,ufid,i 'i -
oi". f iieit',enuuior.i. ji. siriipiess, execulor
.11 uiK.auuin j cuer, uiio oi uui.twissa TOWUSUlp,
WltMAMSON If. JAC0.1Y,
. , .. Higlstcr.
Iteglslei's Olllco, )
lllooinsbuig, Nov, 1, 1672.) uov 1
A DHINISTKATOIl'S NOTICE.
-CX E&rATis or i-etiiu i'iutz, hec'd.
i Notico Is hereliv elven that letters ot Admlnls,
tratlon havo been grunted by tho lleglslerof
Wills ol Columbia county to tho niidcrslgued up
on tho estate of l'eter Fritz, Into ot Htlsarlo.tf
lowusnio., in sniu coumy, uo7 uocensed, All
persons Indebted to said estate mu retiulred to
iiinie piiyitteui anil till persons won uavo Claims
against btild estate to lutiUothem known to tho
uuuersigucil. JU31A11 it. I-IllTZ,
Atiiuiuistratoi,
Hngarloaf twp,, Nov, 1st 1S72-UW.
AUDITOIt'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OP ELI7.111ET11 l.irNflEll lirn'O.
.,u ,i,..i; aiiiu-Lt .1, ' '1,11111.-11 II lillll 1.1 II, II 1311 II,'
uto tho funds lu tho hands ot the Admlnlstratois
of tho estate oi Elizabeth Lunger, deceased, will
moot tho uartlos interested at his olllco lu tlio
towu of lhoomsburg. on Saturday, Nov. JiJth,
is;:!, at 10 o'clock, a. in., when nud whero nil per
sons Interested aro ri quested to pieent them to
iuu 4,iiuiiiii ur ue lurevei ueourreu iroiu cuuiinu
lu for said luud.
CO. 11AR1CI.KY,
uov 1-w, Autlltor.
NOTICE.
Nollco Is heichy g ven that tho nccoilnt
of James Kloil'er, coiiuulileu of thu pusou uud
ostato oriHuloUiearhart, n Lunntioof thelow.i
ship of Roarlugcroek, has hcon illod lu tho
Court of Common I'leas ol Columbia count v.
, . li. it. ItlMil.lilt,
uov l-lw I'lolhonotary.
IXECUTOU'S NOTICE.
J iHf.li i:ov joiin jinitmr, iiec'ii,
Letters lesiameiuary on tiiueslalo or John
UrlUllt latOolFlsllllliiernelc Iwn.. flnliimhlii.Mnti.
ty. dec'd.havo bceu Kranted by tbo Register or
niuu euuuix it, uacoo ueisiugor, oi siuiu twp.
All persons having claims against tlio catutuuro
renuestPd to present them lo tho Executor, lu
Columbia couuly. Thoso ludebted to tho eslato
. ...... uu.(u(v-.j, iiBiui-ui, llltll iiiUu ur uutll. u
ooun t will mulio payiueut to tho executor with-
, . JAU3U aEIHINOER,
novl-Ow. Exoeuto. .
JUlJhIC HAIjE
OF
VALUAI1LE REAL ESTATE,
In pursuance of nu order of Iho Orphans' Court
If tbO COUUtV Of Columbia. Him ii,i!ln.ul,r.,n,t ...t.
mlulslrator 4c. of nenjamln Camp, lato of tho
i...ii3iii, hi 4.uciii.t, in nun couuly, deceased,
Will expose to public sulo on
SATURDAY, NOVEMUEH 13J, 187J.
at 10 o'clojk a. in., n certain messuage uud tract
of laud, situated lu the townshln ul' Locust,
nroresald, bouudetl by hinds ol Adam Clay-
uergcr on mo etui, uy lands or isanc l- lsber nu
the north, hv I.iutls of William lliii,m,.r ,,,,
tho wesl.auil lauds or RaupAi Culpou thu south,
containing '
17 ACRES,
moio or less, whereon nro erected a Dwelling,
house. Uurn and other out Im lldlngs."
Teioisoi- SAI.K, Twenty per cent, of y. of
tho purchaso monoy to ha paid nt tlio sirlulug
down or Iho properly. One-liaifor tha hiiiaura
or the pur chase money to bo paid at tho coutlr
matlon of tho mlu, nml the balance of the nor.
ohaso money to bo imld linoueyeurlheieatter.
with Interest liomciiullrinatlon nl si, I'nrclinser
topiiy for need, l'ussekslou given on the 1st day
ot April lb7J,
1 Ivl J.K SWANK,
NiuuoJla, Co.. co.. !'., Nov l)uUUAUX'
LATENT
ARION PIANO.
...wwh.j , jtv. .H.i.nmciinH villi Wlltllt, rtlltl
Is uiiftjnnictl hi Jtlehuess, l'ower, llrllltancy nml
TliA At.lu fngl.nm.nl I .,. . ,.. . .
ngiuia. i.-iiiin hi leueners, Murseu
ftivoi b to clergymen, Bend for Illustrated Arlou
,,V OH Klt.tleneral Agent,
war 10 7t-tr,l MAUflt Chunk, I'A.
A UUlTOll'S NOTICE.
i"V rarATMor amos hiiohm nno n.
l-t.n itit.lnml Jtiftil llttti.llnliiil llldltur Itl tllstrll
ulo theluiiils 111 thn lnutls ir tho Atlnilnl .1 in
itiriirtliAKitlatnnr Amns llliodos. tl i-.'nicd, wll
meet Iho pillion Interested nt thnolllt'o of U
11. Ah'i itl, llst., nf Oiuwlssi, 011 HsIitrilnyL
Nov, ini.utao'clotilt p. in., When nntl whero nil
pirtios lulcrcistoil.nnl hivlintrl Urns nxahisllhf
tMl.ultiariirouesi(siiiiprt-sint ineiii in 1110 aiiu
ittr, tr 10 ttniiitevei tttt't iri.- 1 111,111 v jn.i iih '
nli-,ro of Hild estate.
nnvl. Itv Alitlllor.
UiiLlU. SALE
VAI.ttAtti.t: lllJAti 1J-3TATI5
In purstiauoo nf nil ortlor of tho Ori'lians'iConrt
01 IMIUUIUI l couuiy, 1110 tintiernigiieii uiiitiiiS'
irator, AC. 01 Jiarja. KUiiu, oeeesseu, 01 tin
Itiwiishlp (iT llenton, IifMitd cohhtj', Will Bxndso
alio o'clock In tho. foronoon of said day tlio f.
lowing uoscnoea roai esiaie, in ini : a nirm
inesstititruanil lot of l-rrtund. hllnatoil In limit
Ill
township, Columbia county aroros iki , holiudotl
on tho north by lauds of Jeremiah Htllcs and
William O ileman, on thn east liy laud of John
iiiutz, ,ou ino Houiii uy inuti oi itnujnniin .sic
Honry, nud on Iho west by lalulsof Maiy h'arns,
ojuiaiiiiug
. 20 AC It Ed,
moro or less.on which nro trcelod a l'laiilt lloitst)
nnani-inutoiuiu. utltc KnAUiI,
Adiulhltinln
. Ti;iot3 oPSAt.r.. .Ton per rent, or oim-ouith
of the purchase , money , Hhall bo paid al 111, I
utriiiini. iliiwn f,r in . i.rMiioilv. nncfour-li
less the ten per cout. tin thu uonllriiintloii uf Kild
nntl inn remaining lureo lourius in ouo yepr
Ihoronllcr, with Interest irom tho coullrmntldit
ui M. rurcnuscr tu pay ior uceu nn i stnuir .
it. 11. Ill mxur.iv.
November 1, 1572. Cioili.
lt.i ilftfn.vpt1.1ntt. frtr rnnffha. eolfl'sfl rdi1 lliVoit
lionrsouf&a mm broucJUcul, UUUcultleN, h$
WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS
Worthless lmllatlons nro nu tho market, hut
,!,. imW BilA.itifl TirnnArntlnti nf Cjtrbnllu Acid
lor Lung diseases Is when chemically couth nod
with ntner well-ltnnwn lemmllen, s is theMi
TAiii.HT.s.untl nil pnrllcs nro cautioned ogalust
using uny tuner.
In all cnie-iof Irritation or tho luuoous men
hrnno IhosoTAiii.E-is Bhould ho l uciy usiu, 1 10,
cleansing nud healing proprieties nro nstouhl:
lib warned, never neglect n cold, R Is easily
pnr.il In lis liinlnlolil. ftriite. when It bccoutifl
chionlc thu turn Is exceedingly dllllcult, uso
Wells' cnrboiio T.tblits ns n spoiiuc.
.liill.V i. KMl.lAKlti. IS l'luttst.. Nework
novl iw solo Agent lor Uillteil Hlntef
rrtco i cents a no. i-cuuiurciieuuu-
Yousti MbN,TKAUiii:iui, Lauii j on .IiMisn:r.) I
Atzcnis wanicii in every county, ior --itio i-eo-Phi's
Shiudanl lllble,',' G5t) Illustrations, Exlni
lerni". rrospeclus ire?. Address i'.lcgler & Mc
curuy, 613 Arcn s;., rnua,, i-a. novi aw
filO'i'HH WOltKINU CLAS.-I. main or feraal
L 1H0 .1 week guarauteeti. llespeolablo employ.
uieui ai inline, tiny or evening; uo capital ru
nulretl ! mil instructions nnil-vnlnnble pnekartt
ol goods to start wllh sent free by mail. Ait
diess, with a coul roiurn sump. M. YOUNO a
CO., 10 Courllnidt St., New Yuil:. novl iw
ran I in and (Ii;.nti.kmi:.v, Agouls wanted In soil
jl'roieau 1 lilt ton 1 1 olo culler. Z'tolv. ; llulloii
llnlo Worker, fillets. : Needlo TliitudlugTltlin-
hle, Sncts, ; Morooco Needlo Hook, fi.vlN,, (li
iiuguivu iiapera small neeuies. i.j per uay
Muro; mimplu Ireo to alivono nt nlnvo price. C.
THORN TON .V CO. THU llrondwny, N. Y. liovllw
SCOVIL'SSilOHTlIANDSl .2
Mint leirLblobVKtom ox tin it. 11 mod un in nrrtl
nary nlplmUct, not plionotlo ; tlioreioro much
moro lvattily actiuiivil, Kuitoiiiul by f;entlomtm
ofall prorL'.sslotis. W. U. iSCOVII, To William
Htrcot.Now Vork. novl4w
Thea-NcctarAPurcChliiocoToa
The Host Tea Imported.
WuiTitntcil to suit all tuslM.
Tut un in onr trade mark Hal
iieuuuuuu iiwuuii imimuen uuiy
isiinuu vipuiiiiti oe.xes,
i-or baioai ivnoicaio only ny
flic (treat Atlanllc J. r.iillIcTcaCo
I'. O. RoxSouU, Now York City.
AG11EAT OFFER! K??,;
win uisposo oi iuu 1'ianos, Metodcous, and Oi
gaus,olslxilrst-class makers, including Waters'
at very low Prices for Cash, or part cash, un
balance in stu ill mon thw iiwt iii,i.ni. . mt7.
octavo li r.stcl.tss-1'lnuns, modern iinproveineiits,1
tor S273cisli. Now ready ii Cpnco rln IMrlnr Organ,
.uurn .fc.iiiiiiiu nij-te nun perieci louo evei
made, lllustr.ilol C.itnloguoa mailed. Shoe
iiusiu cc quisle jiercu luillsu. novl 4w
AGENTS wanted for the great work or th
7... ... ar, bytho author ol "God li
History :" hiiiHlsomelv lllnsir.iif.n i.v hm.i ...
iiore, Is ast ol Harper's Weekly, oiotheis. En
,.,.,ni-u ..jr vuiieio prusiueilis llll-l eltllueut til
. .uti. .in 1111,1 mm i-uiui'iii, w-iii ensure for 1
thousinds of reatlcra why'.' hecauso nolhlui
ii- . l puuiisoed. Fur juool of
..... . ,,,,,, pvu u.-ujiti , anu urnis ne
before euirncln.' el so wheio. ll.'l-lf i.: a-i- i'.,i.i ii.nM
" "J. llOVIHV
FREE TO BOOK AGENTS.
AM ELEGANTLY ROlJNll RAN VAHsrvri I'.nnt
f.irll,nlfjl t..... ii.. ii i.V
llsiied, w ill bo sent lieu ot ehergo to nuy book
lustrations, uud ugeiils nro ineetlug with un
nrecedenteil kiwir.ku A.i,ti.n..j L,...i.... .......
nvu,. , i ..UU1..1II1S iii'.iriy ,,iu ti it. f-criiiinro n
encn r.in ,,i,..r"'...;rr"'ir':
"I' -'' nui... ,uu ivilllb lllll
lit it ti uo1 0 b. s A 1 IUU A LrUllLIdlllNU CO
- - novi iw
MM AdKNTS WANTKIl AT ONCK.fOl' Our NEW
hook, tho lii-e or hie oiieat hxi'i.okek,
LIVINGSTONE,
autl hlar.iuiicctlon from' a-Living liiath, by
STANLEY.
liOrfilll ileef.riilm. .....1 -i.,
m.,iin.7.i.. Vnii ,T. ..',';;,.J"-V."7.'.,".""vs ,ii.
. , . n.n.L.w uiiuo,, i iiuiistieis run,
orhaslOU. nnvl lie
. nmoiignlle'asses. Old ponpl, thamld
ji ; le-iig.d, tlioso who mo Just nterlnv
llle, uud youth ol hoih sexes buy nm
vcait with tho greatest profit.
Mv Jollv Friend's Saerat
4
U I);0 LEWIS' last nnd best llook.
w Itismeotln? with tho greatest sue
C- eess i nntlthern's mntipv in If
rsenu ior onr circulars, olo , which nro
hciitfioe. OEO. MACLEAN, I'hllad'a. novHw
"O 'd orant thaL this iiroclmw hoolr m u- nn,i
iu way m every i unity ill Iho land," says a
prominent relormcr, ofT. K, aiitiiuk's last
IV U 1 11.
Tlireo Years in a IMan-Tnii).
Notwlthstaiiillng Us Imincnsosale, wo desire tn
extend Its llllluencn still lnrllu-r. ,t- t. ill r,.r iiw.r..
mu iu tuiiouuce ii id overy corner or our hum
It. U llli.hlv n,i,ln,..,l I... In, I ... KI....1. ,, i.
Omo. Nenl Dow A ritlinru. Wt7l ,lri i,w.ru A.i .,
.1.,,.. .uij ,'iuiiiuiiiiu itiw uver iitiiueii. itrl'lls
beyond naiallel. Ai:enls havo ilonn nrn , inlaw
spleutlltlly with II. Ono has hold over llvo hnn-
uiu.i lujues, wiving to usgioii S'leeess wo nro
enabled to tiller ispeclall largo tilscouuts.
i iiiiii.vi.ue'1 i-irctii.tr . terms, a elllei
Into thlsgivat Mud lit osrj. J. M. UlUDIiART
ix i-u. i ttiitt, (,vi lw
UUtV OFF TEAS I
t'AK ClIiK iT AlICHIf'W Vl.'A kiuuivv
li.iyobinlurft'si rouuectinua nil tho nrlucl
I VI I 1nrl J iT I '111 ii i I T .. ... .... t t.
rcasiliiL'ct irum jiluco nt growth, tlun bavlim
l"' vnTm Lin . 1 1 1 IldW UUUllb
Ithiwbooiirt hplomltil Kimso-ii lioni ttio vrr
llrM. llili whs Him to tlio i.uttlmt wo Jmrortud
TIIBBK3TAND PUitKST 0001)3
mm cmtribntoii Uipm to our ctiitomera In nil
puiiatj-uia UiiUoit 8tHti.a ior ono small iiroilt
uuiy, viv tt'ii iuu l i-ii-urower nnd 'J t-u-rousum
nr. VH iiriinim t iu1 lliUUii.li,....i....i..i
Mtmei-ii m uuuut p.irta or tlio couutry with
n mu oaii;iu tji biiijimviiii' 1111
Mill 11 V ill 1I K-UH, 1)11 IUU U1UU
, ....... iiuiiugju IUIO 1UHU WU JlUVtl
Nil V ml I Im iinnnln rf . , ,
irya.nreok.iiy. v
com, ,Ur uiuii circular, wh en contains full dl
..-V..U..S, 1'ieiiiiums, ae,
Tho Great American TeaConipany
n o3!i 3r',y,I:31:Y 8THEEr,NowVorfe City
novl Iw
EXQUian'i: AIU3 to ronder BTILL SIOItE
I4,(IUII.U1J 1.UV,I,1 WU.siAfS.
New nnd Important Inventors, tiolely
for lad.es' use.
Till ATinyIII,MifniilMnr n n . .
' ' t, iiiuouiy colli"
charmingly attractive nppearaucStii tlio dress
lull vij lasuivuauio isuy, I'rico only
, 'f 'KI'ALI'ITATINtl IlltEASTl'ADS, n conn.
, . n ie-l. I'lmilllV 111 llllimp
and rounded beauty, graceful undulating mo.
.. .... am contour ut uusi in uu us lovelluess,
t'rleanuly lim.
Till.' t.A iik-ur i wAi..i..... iii . ..
. . ,;v "v--'- ii... y V4U uu Minium ii.
Ask lo see It, rrlcoonlyliOO.
THE .MOT11EHH DHliS.4 I'ltOTECTOlt. Qlves
rierfeoily security wlillouttachnl. iloihers lire
dcliniittd with our Inveullou, i'rlco oiily
Any of tho above nrtlcloa sent on receipt of
price, or samples of nil sent on ucelpt of ii.ui
We want Milliners, Hressinnkers. Keencrs of
tiuucy Mluresnud Ageuts In general, to lulrodnco
our ce cbrated, Jnslly poular, nud last selling
hiveutlons. Iiiaiidli on totiio ahovo, woinunu
nieiuro thu ('hlld's lllblo, Dress Hhtofd, Ilubbe.
U loves. Curlers. Crhupers, Ourlors autl all rub.
i i .uuiio' uuu cuiitircu's wear
exclusively. Au extra llhoiul dlseotiul ti tho
uaoe. Hem ior uiusiraletl cnlalngue. Ask for
u... I'M, it,; ","""", iase no muers,
... ..Muv-iimiK is siamneu oa nil
goods-iuino others are goaulno. 1
. , "L.W'KHLK'TAl'k"U CO.,
iiovuht 1 1 1'liBiubera hlreet, w, Y.
mm
,.i. ,nni..t .......
I
J USX SO lU(j II,
for this great cnteriirl.o Vl o no'.l . hill'
11 a".it uo- iMUiisiiors i :MA''t- V
iiiiiauotpuin. ' '-.ui
It Is not n,phv.slowlilchmaygt.ir,
relief in tha Imirerer rorthoiirsi low .t"
Which, from continued uso brings pile, - '
died diseases to aid In woake.imWiuu" l
lioi-isllndoetore.1 llnnor.whlcli.unaoH,
Inr namo of "Hitters" Is sopxiom' iwilj ., '
oirnn tho ptibllons sovcreltiu rcmeill, Vl Vi .
most powcrfiilTonlonmlaUoratlve, ,',. .'I
so by tfio loading medical nulhorlu, f"
nnd Paris, oud has boon long uistl lirt .
physicians of olhor couutrlca war, , (
remedial rosults. r01J
Dri Wolk1 Estraot of JuruM-i
rotnlnn nit the modlclnal vlrtuas pcciibar t,
phm t nnd must bo taken as a po rinuncutcui
Is thcro want of action InyourMvet A?
Unless relloveJ.atouco.tliubloodb.
pure by deleterious secretions, iirodimS
utous. or skin diseases, lllolehcs f'clons, 1',,,
Canker, I'linnles, Ac., '
'lake Jurnlielia to cloansn.purliy amlif
thnvltlntodbltimltoheallhy iielliiii. K
Have you n Dyspeptic Htoinach? Unli s,,
tlon Is promptly nldnd tho system Is i ,ii '
with lovs of vflnl force, povetly or i ,
..... ...... .uu....bJ , uu..,. ,Truttn
sitlldo.
Tako It to assist Digestion wltlnnt r -,
wlllhiipaHyolithrm vigor to tho weary "n-
Havo yon wenkness of tho lnteMIn ' i
nro lu tlaugoror Ulironlo Dlarrltoeatirl
l.'l liillaniiiialloa or tho llowels. L-
Tako It lo allay Irritation uudwrj i
cy.to lulUuunallun,
Ilavoyou weakness of tho Ulerlno ,r I
Organs? You must procure lUai-na r
yott nrti llahlo to suirerlng worso than tinn
TukolttoBtreiigthunoigaulowcaka ,
becomes a burden, w
l-'lnallyll should bo frequently liken oi
tho system lupcrfeiit health or voa ,
wl"0 In great unngcrof malanaf, ima i ,
iiiiiiun ni vi .vtwii;n,
JOHN I). KIlM.lltKl. IS llnll m :.... .
" V1UiABel,,t,f"rt1"' llullt.it
Prh-o CI per Bottle. Bend lor Clinil.u. n,rei
AOEHTdWAHTED
von
"INSECTS AT ilOMK".
"01 rnjes ; upwards of 7IJ r Us: 21 rail ti
graving. ".lust tho llJlt i ir int ill,.,,, ,
homes. ' "Tho drawings uro rillliuil v V
tlons of Insect nntl l'liut." Hfitd rr 'ir,mt'
Adilress (licnnac lluooics, 1JI :,'orni s, m tr
l'hriadflphla.
5 tO S0 rV ,ll)M Agents "want i 4,
V lu f-v classes of wotkltu i , 1
ell her sex, young or old, mako nior m
wm It fonts lu tuolr spare inonini s
tltno than at. utiylhiug else. Partiturti i
Address 11. Hl'INoON i CO., l'orll uul, Mm. '.
pOOKKEEI'I.N'CI M,iu77lisil7 Ev , ,., . ,
I) iiif'irlitiul can learn ul oinv. ,, ,.,
6UC. II, UUUMIIMO UltVANf, lluir.ll.. N i
pLlTaCirsIMlEltIALlir.SSl,N Mu'sFtr"
U Wholesale to tlio linde. Sin. , , ln.
pnitpild, on receipt ni SI. w. Hi:iiM
l-,ltUi:AUl-'l-',Uoadlng, IM. , ,
Agents AVantcd Em-i-wMht
lo sell tho host low-prlco.l Corn-Slum i uv,
pntciitotl. Let larnters nnd everyli ilv wu-,
.orP..to .lle" fur circular lo 'TVMii.i
COU.--(jUELLEUCO,."UarrlsbiiiK Pa. twvl i,,
nUEAT CUHI03ITY..-A SI Mastiiue ,i ,
U highest onler for SI. Agent wanti d u i,
town.onaperpetunl Income, hend III. i,i,hn '
"e" to"Hmlth's Dollar .Mugulue. 61 I.iit.
St., Is. x. unvlhr
1823, JUBILr.S!
I sT.i,
OK TMB
NEW YORK OBSERVER
Tho Host ltcllglous- and Secular r.imllj Sen.
paper.
51 n Year wllh tho.Il'illl,ni: Yl i! n, ,
MllNfcV K. JUIIISI! .t lo.,
. 117 I'ark How, New York.
SEXD FOU A SAjII'liH COl'i
uovl Iw
i OENTS WANTED-F
luri i 'i ii..
JL bton-e'N rnmnilgii hok, ivtl
eautiirinles nnd leadlog nun ol no iur les
Steel I'orlrall.s. SJ to J-in tl.iv rapid v an ' t
lymatlo W'rltoandseo. l'.irin-iiitii- b. 0 u-,
ington, Diisiln.tCo. llnrtford.i'i. i
Agouti Wanted lor Uiuuiiis
CiriLD' COMMENT VTolL
oxtIie iuiiLr, for tho noun t-im i
l.ajt) pages, MOL'ngravIngi. Tim best eio . .,
of the year lor tigeuls. Every l.i"illy wn
t. Nothing llku It now published, l'or
lais utldress II. H, Uoousriiun CO., .- r t
Itow.New Ycilk. nui . ,
Good Country Tallow AV dllH'O
lllghcst prlcu paid 'for nrlino nua'tiv in-1..
f;LlyNTONHi! and Candlo Jl.iunr.iai.n,
lloMaigiretlliMI., l'hliadelplil.i. uoi ,
ROSE OF CASHMERE HAIR T
IS UnSlirnaSSPd US n Prnmntnr nf llm f.r..u,,. .
tho Hair anil Whlski-rs. It Is uellhcr stlrliy ti,
lireiisy, yet It soltcus nnd smoothes the II.ni- ,i,
better nnil more poriuaneutly than any Oil".
l'omaile. Used ns u Hair Dressing, tt titudu, -tho
most bountiful and lustrous glos Wan-t
ed perfectly harmless. Its emttiMii. pi-irum,
tiullo unrivaled, being distilled fiuni tlwirern
lenowtiod ltosesor Cnslimt-ro. Largs lmttii
only 5J cts. Address AHOUENIIACII MiLti.t,
1JU N. Sd Sl l'lilladolihla, IM. novl in
A GREAT EVENT!
Wo havo decided to dlsposo'iir our litiiiiui
Mock or DILLIAItl) TA11I.ES at pi 1. 1 s a tie ,
itbovo cost, Eirst-class 5x10 New T.ilihs, com
Dletu SluO. Kppnnil.lnnd -I'lilil,. ,,n,t i.v. r i
$M, jrsi, A-c. A great vaiiety to Mia s.i
iiuyors. Stud Tor ('alologne.
KAVANAfnr .i iiei i;i:p.
Cor. dual & Ceuti o sis., Now York, u iv. iw
flQMJAi A I WI'HAM'd Aslhiui Luie i
Hu 1 luUV ! llevcstho most violent iarn
H Isms lu live minutes, and effects ui.p.i.y
onto. 75cts. n box, hy mall Clrculais Iiei- vl
lroH Ul'HAJI.SjHouth Eighth tit., l'WUu,
l'a. Hold by all Druggists.
TWifi T "R T. 7!f
I (.ullercd wllh OATAItllH tlilrtv years, ami
was cured by a simple rviuedy. Will senil n
ecliit. iosiai;o Hoc, to all allltcled, llev. T. I
MEAD, UriiuerlTd, Hyracuso, tl, Y, uuvHh
AGENTS
t-'niuotlilug New, II salable ul
I eles, sell ut sight, rntulou
I nud onu sample heo. N Y M
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WANTED.
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x liy sending 0)Ci:yT.-( Willi n
heUht, color ofeyes it hair, you will ictwi h
return oi maii,ti correci piciuro oi your ttiue
htisbaud or wire, with namo ami dahi or M i
rluge. Address W. l-'OX, l". O, Drawer Nu
Fultunville, N. Y. OctlSlw
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MEDICAL SOHOOIi.
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WOW OIM3N!
BTUDENT3 CAN ENTEll AT ANY TIME.
Tho Clinical ndvautaiics of Iho Reliool are un
surpassed, l-'ees lucludtug Dl-iseetlou & lloiut
ul Tickets, fta.
i-or cntnitwues contninni!! run parucnisrs,tii
to i-rui, uil.-vrj v. uil.isi;r.i.i.uu, i'i-
ii.lftiwi . , liultluioio, ild,
"HANDHTAMlW!ull varieties. Olreulari li
Ageuls wauled. W. 11. 11. Davis A Co. Mfis. "
N'ussau.N, Y, OctlSlw.
$75 to $250 per month, fflli T
male, to Introdue-tlioOENlIINEIMl'llOV-KU
COMMON 8ENSE FAMILY HKWINO
MACHINE. This machine will stitch, hem,
fell, tuck, ciillt, cord, blud, braid uud em
broider lu a most superior manner, 1'rice
only 13. Fully licensed nnd warrauted Im
llvo years. Wo will pay $1,0110 fjr any nil
chluo that will sowu stronger, moro lieautt
lul.or moro clustlo seam than ours. It iiiaui -thu
"Elastic Loon Btlch," Every so oud
sttchcau bocut.iiudstllltheclolh cauuotu
pulled npart without tearing It, Wo pay
agents lioin S7j to SiVI per month antt e
peuses, or a commission rrom whlt-li I w li
ilteuinouut e-iu bo made. Address HrX'U.M i
A CO-, lloslon, Mass.; l'ilUburgli, l'a., Cm
cago, 111,, or til, Louis, Mo,
OctlSlw.
oiiiMP r.ticii.s! ritui: iiosii:s!
On tho lino of tho UNION I'ACII-'IO HAIL
1(0 A I). 12.0J0.tlll ucres ol tho best l-iiliiilu'-
Lands hi America, , .. ,
a.uoj.oiw. Acres lu Nebraska, lu tho riallo Val
ley, now lor bale.
Mlltl Climate, Fortius Soil,
for aralu growing nud Block IhiUlug uusurp.iss
ed by nuy lu ihe United Btates.
Cheaper lu price, moro favorable terms given,
and moro convenient to mniUut than can '
fouud elsewhero.
r IlKE H0MK3TEAM I'OIt ACTUAL SKtTl.KIIS
The heat location fur Colonies aahllers enti
tled lo a Homestead of 100 Acres;
Heuil lor uow doscrtpllvo luimphlot, wllh now
niiiua.publltsbud lu English, Herman, awcdlui
uu uauisu, maueu nee uvery wiisro.
r Address, 0. 1'. DA VIM.
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