THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG COLUMBIA COUNTY.PA.
TlIBLUHBIAN
.Friday, Nov. W, 1872.
FRANK COOLEY,
ASSISTANT KDITOK.
Railroad Timo Tablo.
T.AtKAWANNA A llLOOMPUUItG It. II.
Norlli. South,
WJA.M. 4:57 I 'M.
IM'IA.M. HiOJl' M.
1:10 l'.M. UiMA.M,
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Acct liiiuudntlun
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CATAWIf-HA It. It. l'UOM HUI'HtlT STATION,
UnltigNnrth. OolngWonlh.
1:18 r. M. 11:11A.M.
LOCAL.
Kov. .T. H. Grlcr, of Jcrsoy Shoro,
litis married M7 coupled during lib min
istry, and ho expects to nud n fow totho
1H this winter.
In wrni localities in tho Stuto, where
It Is known ninny tetiino'ratico men live,
ho leniiioiunco ticket for Stnto ofllccM
did nut receive a vote ftt tho lato election.
A humorous friend of ours In town In
MieakliiR of tho urcat llro In Boston
r.sk.1 "If ll.o "Hub" Iii destroyed what
la to liecotno of us felloes?"
John HI. Clakk has taken the ofllco
formerly occupied by his father It. P.
Clnrk Ksq. atid will follow therein tho
profre-'lon of tho law.
Michael P. Kyerly Esq. lms entered
tho Law Ofllco of John 0. Frcczo Esq.
In Brower's building whorohowlll bo
happy to u'0 his friends
Tiif tiewspapirsof ncigliborliiKcoun
tl a complain of u scarcity of potatoes.
Wo liiwa not howl any complaints
from our farmers and Ima'ino tho crop
to bo yearly If not ijullo up to tho aver
ago. Wo havo received tho flrdt numher oT
tho Osceola Itercillc, u nowspaper pub
lished at Osceola, Clearllold Co. by Itrls
bin 13ros.lt Is-u well printed sheet of
Hovcn columns and tho selccllonsof this
first number nro very t;ood.
The Pennsylvania Itallroad Coin pu
ny oir.'r $10,000 and a llfo pasi over all
their lines to any ono that will impart
Information lending to tho arrest of tho
parties implicated in tearing up tho
track at Garrett's Siding, on tho main
lino of the road, about thrco weeks
since.
Oim town clock U tho must comical
bit or machinery that wo know of.
Tho timo It keeps is peculiarly its own,
not governed by any railroad or othor
hours.and its changes from fast to slow
nro as amusing as tho transformations
in a pantomime. Tho fact that it is
fifteen or twenty minutes fait ono day
is no criterion that it will not bo that
much slow tho next.
An exchango offers so slraplo a pre
ventive to lamp explosions that wo
gladly mention It ; "Fill your lamps in
tho morning." Thcro aro hundreds of
persons burned to death or frightfully
injured every year by tho lamps filled
whilst burning. "Fill your lamps in
tho morning'' nnd no such accidents
will occur.
Apples can bo imrchaned for four
cants per bushel in soino parts of Mil
lnois, nnd several editors havo purchas
ed half ti bushel for winter uso.
That is tho stylo of abtiso with which
editors havo to contond. l'eoplo not
only don't pay them but rovllo them
becauso they havo to buy apples at tho
above abaurd rates. Fathers I road nnd
ponder. If you havo boys growing up
whoso prcdIIIetlons aro for tho editorial
chair, stranglo them or start them in
fcomo other business.
Hollow Eve. Tho little ones did
not injndge much in tho abominablo
nraetico oi rinuiiiK nnu ana poiintim:
at tho doors last week. Wo arglad that
rcaso is again assuming Its sway, and
nopo cro cincener hollow, ovo comes
round, this provoking nuisanco will bo
entirely uono away witn.
Tlio auovo cliolco collection or errors
o clip from tho Jlcpublican of last
week. In an nrtlclo of eight lines there
aio just eight mistakes, which wo havo
italicized. If IJcckley docs not look
lltllo moro sharply after his proof
reading his paper will scarcely bo a pafo
ono to plaeo in tho hands of children
ami young people.
FnoM various parts of tho State re
ports reach us ofthoplundcrlngof sneak
thioves who enter dwellings on all sorts
f pretexts nnd carry off whatever they
an lay their hands on. Wo havo ;iot
heard of any in our inimcdiato vicinity
but there is no knowing when they
may make their appearance Woadvlso
our leaders to look well to their door
fastenings anil to leave nothing porta
ble whero theso nuisances can reach it.
Forowarncd" should bo "forearmed."
John Sullivan, proprietor of tho
Duslioro Hotel, in Dushore, Sullivan
county, planted, at tho usual seeding
timo Inst Spring, a single potatoo in his
garden of ordinary soil. A week or two
since ho dug them up, and found that it
had produced 511 potatoes, weighing
105 pounds or, in other wordy, just
threo bushels and a peck.
During tho furious galo of Tliiir.nlny
night of last week tho recently tr eted
roof timbers of tho now hotel building
were for the most part blown down.
They havo hi en rebuilt however.
Wo nro informed that govern! gond sized
tri os were uprooted by tho fnu-- of tho
Kill".
A 15. 11. accident occurred on Thurs
day of last week between Kcr.in'o nnd
Wilkes-Harro, in which u woman was
killed and quite a number nf persons
Injured. Among tiio latter vj were
sorry to see tho namo of J. 15 Hoymrt
or Philadelphia, who Is well In; .ivn to
many of our readers. Wo hit ! Ii-.irn-
ed how seriously ho was lii;tirv.
Last Sunday evening quit .i cmvil
of boys collected at tho corner t Mar
ket and Third Streets, waiting it I pro
tunned for tlio services toeonclude in the
Methodist Church. It would bo moro
sensible if theso young henllenien wero
to wait insido of tho Church; itw.mkl
look better and bo far more coiivout mt
to those who wish to uso tlio p.iviiitl'tit
in passing. Constable Woodward should
look after till-'.
Vk call tho attention of our leaders
to tho opinion of Judgo Harding in tho
Important rail road suit to bo found on
our first page. As wo stated in last
week's Columiitan this Fiiit allects tho
Interests of our N. & W. Branch It. 11
being tho upper end of the road. It
merits perusal.
SiNcnlho 1st of November, when tho
Heading It. It. look cliargo or tho
C.itawlssa road tho New York pa
pershavo been received hero with grca
Irregularity, not reaching hero by tlio
usual afternoon train and sometimes
not until two days after the day of pub
Ucatlon. This causes much annoyanco
nnd wo trust may bo remedied without
delay.
Sunday evening's sunset was ono so
beautiful as to merit, remembrance. Th
whole heavens from the east to tlio wes
wero illumined by tho most cxotilsito
colors, varying from brilliant orango to
regal purple. Such a gorgeous flood or
brilliivit coloring wo havo bcldotn, ir
over, seen equalled. It washy odds tho
finost of thlsyear.
Many persons aro troubled In ac
counting for thoso wonderful celestial
phenomena tho Northern Lights. It is
,ithcr a difficult matter to explain and
wo aro glad to bo ablo to lay before our
readers a simplo yet comprehensive
definition of tlio wholo matter, to this
effect ;
"Tlio molecules of which tho aurora
is composed aro stratified by a peculiar
action or tho particles on each other,
causing tho waves or vibration to elon
gate clliptlcally,nnd to contract on their
own orbits laterally, producing a aeitv
dilating coruscation, which is in turn
absorbed and then dispersed."
Tliis wo think is as clear im mini?
The last lssuoof tho Iiellefonle Watch
man in its list of estimated majorities
for Grant puts down Columbia county
for ir.0.
Oh ! como now, that's a trifle loo
much. ;it's bad enough as It is but wo
managed to save tho county for Greeley
by about 1,000 majority and it is rather
severe to hand us over to Grant. Tho
County 13 Democratic yd, nlthotigli a
few moro such State and National elec
tions as this year's, may upset things to
such an extant as to givo us over to the
Republicans. For goodness sake, Meek,
cliango thoso figures or our Represen
tative won't know who his constituents
aro this winter.
Tun Miltoiiian, a hldo-bouad journal
of tho Radical persuasion, Is strongly
opposcd'to tho adoption of the Cumula
tive system of voting by tho Constitu
tional Convention and calls upon that
body to reIst any attempt to securo It.
Tho opposition of tho JliltonUui is not
based upon any wjr.t of merit in the
plan but simply and purely because its
most earnest supporter is a Democrat.
Suehnarrowuiindcdprejudieoiscoulein
ptlble. Wo think tIiat;ilie;Ctimulatlve or
any other plan should stand or fall on
its own merils and not becauso of its
author's political affiliations.
Should tho horso dlscaso which has
broken out in town become general, it
may rondor necessary tho blowing out
of tho furnaces as it will bo impossible
to furnish oro, coal or llmcstono for dal
ly uso. Tho Irondalo furnaco especially
would find it difilcult to get coal nnd
limostono from tho L. &. B. R. R. Wo
trust that no necessity will ariso to com
pel blowing out.
A number or tho scholars or tho Pri
mary Department o f tho Normal School
gavo an exhibition nt Cadman's Hall
on Saturday nltoriioon last tho prleo or
admission being fixed at tlio absurdly
small sum or two cents. Tho exercises
consisted of dialogues, declamations
nnd singing nnd wero most creditably
performed. Tho avorago ago or tho
scholars was about ten years. Thero was
a gcod nudlenco nnd tho low prlco or
admission nlono prevented a pecuniary
success.
Ilaipcr'i Monthly still mnintolns Its
high position in tho ranks or thoMngn
t zincs. Its ability Is now unquestioned
whilst its proprietors seem determined
to make it oven superior to wlmt it has
been. Tho Illustrations to tho leading
articles aro n marked feuturo in this
Magazine and ndd interest to tho merit
or Iho articles theiDEelves.' Thero need
bo no doubt in Iho mind or any ono as
tothovnluo or Harper's. It Is moro
than worth tho subscription prlco. Pub
llshcd by Iliupcr Bros. New York.
Teumihle. On Thursday evening a
firo broko out, at tho lesideneo of Mich
ael Sanders, In East Danville, from tho
explosion of n lamp. Tho ignited fluid
being scattered, rapidly enveloped tho
fiouso in flames. No timo was left to
savo anything. Hut Mr. Sanders being
tax collector, tried to savo tho papers
and money belonging to the public. For
tills purposo ho entered tlio burning
building; but nlns, ho did not return.
Overcomo by thcdovourlng clement ho
sank down into tho firo nnd was burned
to a crisp. A portion or his body was
afterwards recovered. An adjoining
liouso was nlso consumed. This terrlblo
culamity cast n gloom over tlio minds
of all, for nil know and roipected Mr.
Sanders, as an honest upright mnu,aud
as a Christian. God comfort tho strlckon
heart of tho disconsolate widow, so
uddenly and so awfully boroft or tho
companion, with whom shojournoyed
through lire, from youth to old ago.
Independent.
Tlio Horso Disease.
Tho epidemic which provails nil over
tho country has mado Its nppearanco In
our midst. It Is hotter to acknowlcdgo
tho fact nt onco nnd urge owners of
horses to exerclsocaro and watchrulness
in order to savo their animals. Tho
dlseaso appears to bo or a mild form,
and begins with a nasal discharge, n
swelling of tho glands or tho throat
and a cough. Contrary to Its usual rulo
tlio mules have been attacked, tomo or
tho flrot cases being nmong them. Thero
nro now in this town and nt LImo
RldgoEorao eighty to n hundred cases
Thero may bo many others between tho
two places or which wo havo not ltcard.
When tho dlseaso makes Its appear
unco certain tilings are absolutely nec
essary. First, stop working tho animal;
when in the slablo keep tho body warm
by clothing j givo warm bran mashes
nnd chilled water ; npply an exciting
embrocation on tho wlndplpo, from tho
throat to tho breast j In tho early stages
givo stimulants; but when tho dlscaso
advances and tho pnUo becomes quick
ened, scdatlvo medicines will havo to
bo given to nrrcst tho Inflammatory
6ymptoins. Cathartics nnd nauseating
medicines should not be administered.
Ulcedlug is dangerous nnd chotild not
bo practiced.
I'ho following remedy is now used in
Hnrrishurg, for horses nffeclod With tho
provnillng dlscaso nnd from ttppearancos
has tho desired effect, viz I
It. Lotion Tor horses i oz. snlrl s oT
hnrtshorn, H oz. titiutttro or nrnlca, 1
pints or nicouoi. iiatuo iicck nnu untier
Jaw; AIho ten drops of nconlto on
longuo thrco times a day.
In Now York nnd Philadelphia tho
following remedy lins been applied
with success to valuable trotting stock !
llatulago tho limbs and soak with
spirits. Rub tho throat with turpon
tine. Mix n small portion of Ipecac
and tartar emetic with molasses ; put
a fow drops on tho tonguo overy half
hour.
Mr. Georgo Wilkes proprietor or tho
Spirit of the Times nnd an acknowledged
nuthorlty on horses gives tho following
advlco:
Wo think their fond should bo liberal
and wo know It should bo good ; nnd
n gontlo stimulant, such ns Is nll'orded
by n teaspoonful of good condition pow
der In ti mash overy other night while
this complaint Is about, cannot bo bad.
Wo shall venture on it. Good ventila
tion nnd protection from cold draughts
nro needed now moro than over. For
thoso who havo the Incipient symptoms
or tho complaint, such ns cough, run
nlng nt tho nostrils, nnd wntcry dls
chnrgo from tlio eyes, nbsoluto rest and
soft food nro required. Their hay should
bo wetted ; llieir manger feed should bo
nothing but masho; and if they will
drink good oat meal gruel, so much tlio
better. When tho throat Is affeclod
which is nearly always tho caso, If
tho cough Is bud, liniment well rub
bed in outsido has been round very
useful.
General Rufus Ingalls, an army ofllco
of stnndlng, has Issued tho following
rules to govern tho treatment of horses
belonging to the Government in tho
Department of tho East; of which hols
Quartermaster:
"On tho first nppoironce of tho dis
ease, givo tlio horso a thorough steam
ing with boiled oats placed in a bagnnd
so fastened to the head that tho steam
from tho oats will bo Inhaled. Repeat
this until tho discharge from tho nos
trilo ii (rco nnd of natural color. Then
take leather, or what Is better, carbolic
disinfectant ; in grains, llko largo bIzo
cannon powder, place In it a shallow
pan and burn it whero tho horse will bo
obliged to breathe it.
"If tho throat is soro (which general
ly will bo tho caso) npply frequently
hot vincgnr, rubbing It well in with
tho hands, nnd wrap tho throat in flan
nel dipped in vinegar. Sponge out tho
uostrils well with warm vinegar. Ulan
ltet well night and day. but not enough
to produco sweating, and givo plenty of
lresti, clean Dcutiiug.
"Givo several bran mashes, with
from ono-hair to ono.onnco of powdered
nitro in each, and uso Unseed meal or
flaxseed In tho oaH. Uso tepid water in
tho mash.
"Tho hay should bo moistened with
water, preferably tar water.
"Most eases, if taken in tho time,
will yield to tlio above treatment, but
should the attack bo very severe, ac
companied with considerable fever and
very soro throat, Instead of tho vinegar,
an embrocation of equal parts of lin
seed oil, turpentine, tincture or can
tharides and bnrlsliorno should bo rub
bed in night and morning. 'Powell's
embrocation' is very good. Givo as n
drench night nnd morning tho follow
ing :
Spirits of nitric ether. 1 ounce.
Laudauum 1 drachms
Nitrnlo of Potassa ii drachms
Water 1 pint.
Mix.
"Should tlio horso refine his feed.
offer him frequently thin gruol, with a
liamllul orputverlzeil Hiippery elm Darn
and licorico root stirred in it.
"When convalescing, exercise gently
daily, nnd stimulate tho appetite with
the lonowing oait :
Extractor uentian 0 drachms.
Powder of ginger 2 "
"A handlul of wood ashes, mixed
with alittlo salt, thrown into tlio feed
trough for tlio horso to lick up, will be
relished by him and bo beneficial."
Any ot tho aoovo remedies win
doubtless bo found to bo effectual.
There is ono thing which is absolutely
necessary for tho animal and that is,
rest from work; without this all else Is
useless. Tills should bo borno in
mind.
Tho worst feature which tlio disease
lias yet dove-loped is the subsequent
ippearanco of furcy and glanders, both
or them highly dangerous and conta
gious aireclions and held to bo almost
incurable. It has become necessary
to kill many animals in New York
which havo been attacked by theso dis
eases. Wo think howover that when
tho animal Is promptly taken In hand
and cured that thero Is littlo danger
or tho subsequent uilectlous. Tho sim
pie rules suggested by Mr. Wilkes
which wo havo given nbovo seem to us
the most sensible, and nro such us can
bo followed by all.
To effect a euro in any ease, however.
the animal must havo rest. To work
means to kill.
I. W, Hiirltnnn hnj sdld'ovor a half
ton of noiind calico tills season ; now lot
Just opened.
Tho largest variety of overshoes in
town is nt E. M. Knorr's.
QOURT PROCLAMATION.
uritittit:.in.thcll,m. William Elwdl. rictldcnl
Judgonr tbn Court of Oyer ntnl Tcimhier nnd
Jllll lieiivory, vimrbiM iiuiinei irennimis
npnnn.) f Totirt nf C'ommnu l'lonn nnd Or-
f'.to.f Ii. Iln ?Alli .fn.1lf1.il lllufrl.'f. mini
burners supplied nt liberal rales with nosodof tiiocmmtioiiof cniumiiia, Buiiivnn nnd
Imet Mitnlllv Nil O pnnl 1'orpiiillli fires, wyomlnit, nnd tho lion. Jrnm Dcirnnd ImmoH.
nest uuniity wo. u,coai. iorBmHiiiircs, M AMocinto judRcs of cuiumum rounty
In addition to a prime article of lump, imvo im-d mcir prerciit, i.cnrini?iinio thoistfi
lllil IMnliliOiril Coal Yard
t W.Neal&Uko. Wholesale & Re
tail tlMilern in nil sizes of tho best
qualities of Red nnd Whilo Asli (Joal, ociarni j
tit tho very lowest market rates. LImo- pnAuVcSJ
Tim brat lot of zonhvrs. GcrmttlltoWn wo havo n first elaSS quality of Ulttltnl- "lay of October, In. tho 'yonr of our Lord, mio
. . , 1 1 . . I . . . ...I. f I llltlMQntlll . IHtfllL oiiiiiircii nil
wools, real laces, black nnd white, slip
nnr.tmttnrns nnd other worsted work.
in tho county, is to bo seen nt tho storo
or a. u. went).
nous coal, nt f O.'i", per ton on whnrf.
, LnrgObtOCksof nil Sizes Constantly Oil miller nnil UonomlliuartorHossloimortli.
a liunil Hlrlnt tinrsnniil attention nlvcil to L'ourtof Common I'leai niul Oriilmn'n Co
u IRtlU. lno1I'"s"Bl,111" Wooinrtiurir, in tlio county of Oolmnliln,
tlio preparation of nil ourconl. Oram, nrst Monday, iioihb tnosa Jy ot
LiUmUCrnnilDinuSlllKOIl lliuxeinillguiur nexi, locoiumuu ivro win-Hi.
coal. Coal delivered to nny part of tho J Wo"?,!
novciity-two.miil Ui
mcdlrccti'd lor liolillnisnUourlot oyer nml Tcr-
il ucnornl liuarior homiohboi i nncn
uourt, in
on tlio
comber
t7oronrr. lo tho
oustnhlcM of tlio
Wlinn vmi n-i ti I f iiAtdnn unnnnd nv-nterH I
I I null J Ull 1u.l V,!-"
n ilrllnlniKi frv nr n. lond OX StOW any town, uruorn iuu Hb iiuinuyy nuu iv nauicouniy oiuoiumuin, inui ini-y no hiuh nnu
were' eirtoS Kgoto JnToby' Co's. store or tit .our omco wdfl recelvo
In Slllvo's Block. prompt nttcnlion. OI'l'ICK & YAllllS AT rccord,ltifiulilUons ami other reincmbrniicen.tn
muiiivuomuini -iriir,... in- c. KuiiJii irtit,MAfin. Rjbt .iiiiiiiiiiii(noiuiiii-li tn tlmlr oilleei nimiruiln
mjm- . i
Tho Now Haven rancy slipper over
shoo is tho latest stylo, nnd they can bo
had nt E. M. Knorr's.
ULOoMsmniei. Your pntronngo respect
fully solicited.
AUENTd WANTED
ro
"INSECTS AT HOME".
70') rajesj tipwnrtliof TOO cntst 21 full pugoen
01 over SIX vrnvlnzi. "Just tlio Hook for Intelligent rural
1 notlUCU I licit. Homes." -nie urawwa nro laiiiuiu reprcsomn
All persons indebted to II. O. How
cr nro requestod to call nnd settlo, nnd
thoso Having nccouuis oi over six
...... ,11,) n.w1l.w. nrn nnu. iinltdnil Hill
I"""'.?,;". .7"'.. V-m lr .1. . ti ions 6f Inicct ; nnd l'lnnt." Hend for Circular.
ivuiiuui uny Kwjmun, inu itui u iivn.v AiMre tlioliOR UUOOK9, 121 Mortli Hoven 111 Ml,
with nccordlng to law at tlio expiration riiriniipipiun. v t ltm-iy
or thirty unys.
Rloomsbtirg Nov. 12th 18'
2W
00 sets or Furs to bo opened this week
at I. W. Hartmau's$a,uO to $10,00.
4i"; in Hon rer dnyl Agenti wanted I All
WJ lO v-u classes of worlclns peoplo, of
eltnpr pox, youmsorniu, ranio moro moiii-y i
work for ut la luclr sparo momoulfi or all tlio
timo than at auytuliii? else, l'arttculnn free.
Address O. HflNBON & CO., l'orllnml, Maine,
BOOKKEEl'INU.VaJaiJSd. Every clerk mid
mnrchant can learn at once. Iloolc mulled
UK. II, Uour.uiNO llllYANT, lluiMlo, N. V.
jLITHCU'HlMI,ElltALIlUri'3IAN MUrtrAKI),
M. P. Lulz hasnddod to his extonslvo
.. I e .1-.. 1 - . ..II in. in-l in mil nr
uy K u" "."-'" LITHCirsiMPEIltALIlUri'3IAN MUrtrAllI),
Mme. Domorest'scut paper pattorns. Ho u wnoiosnio to tho trade, tsiugm n sent,
.. ...... 1 ..I.., I .-i..i.i 01 r iri'IlllAV T.
nas mo latest, siyio oi patterns giving i."." k; "'; " ,,0vi iw
rull directions how to muko ; how much mUhAtinr. Heading, i ... !'vl ivr .
material needed, nnd tho largest nud Afrn.wt, Wmitoil Evorvwhcro
best assortment of materials for jnr. A?cn 8 JVnte
mollis of all kinds III town, to bO SOld patented. Let farmers nnd ovorybody who has
Client) for cash. corn to licll send for circular to "FAMILY
Mll-"l v.von. fni,V.HIM.V.r.t.-u IV! n lln.M.linn. PA. novl 1W
tn lia ilono. Ami tliosn thnt nro boiiud ny
rceojinlrnnco, to prosccuto nsaliiit tlio prlsi
oners Unit nru or may bo In tlio Jail of tlio
nam treaty of Columbia, to bo then nnd
thero to prosecuto tbcm ns ulinll bo Just, ju
ror nro reqttrntctl to bo punctual In their nttond
nncu.ngreenbly tothelrnotlce-i. Dated at llloomii
,,, burii, tlio?Mi ilny of Nov., in tho year
L. s. 1 or our lxird, ono tliousnml eight hun
dred nndRoventy-lwonnd in tlio ninety
firth yenr or tho Iudeponilenro of tho United
BtatoJ ot Amcrlen. AAllON (SMITH,
llloom Rbiiru, Nov. Slli, 1S7;. HberlU".
FOR
DIXT.MllEIt TllltM. 1872.
Heaver Joiiatlmu I lauclt, .Inootj ltirr Igcr,
llentou 1111. Mondculi.UI Jr.
llrlarcroelc (Joorgo M. Ilowcr.
CntiiwUia Jninci O. lleoJer, John 1). (Illicit,
MnthliiH Ilnrtmnn.
Centre Adam Hill.
I'lshluBcreek-SamuolHIitvoJ. A. W. l'attor-
8011.
rmiiltlln James lluocr, William Mioxcr.
Ureeuwooil Uoortfo W. Uugcr, IJlumcr i)x
vli. JucUsou John l Dorr, Jacob It nit..
Madison Thootloro Ituiiyau, Oicar CMrrcll,
Wm. Maslellor, D.mlcl rtuilth.
Montour Lewis ltoth,
ruiu Asher Fullmer.
Hiltiirloat U. L. Mooru, Ezra Stcphcui,
T 1ST OF GRAND JURORS
XJi
E. 111. Knorr
cts. to $1.15.
has overshoes from 70
flllEAT CUllIOSITV..
Tlio best mon's kip boots in tho coun
try at K. M. Knorr's.
-A &l Muuazluo of tlio
llluhefit order for 1. Ai-enL wantcil In nverv
town, on n perpetual Income. Hend 100 for Upecf
men to'-amltn's Dollar Magizlue." 61 Libeily
uovi -1W
m.,u. v.
1823.
A FitAanANT breath and pearly teeth
nro easily attained, and thoso who fall
to avail themselves of tho means, should
not complain when uccusod of gross
neglect. Tho Hozodont will speedily
oradicato tho rauso of it foul breath,
beautifying and preserving the tooth to
tho oldest ago.
JUUILKE! 1873.
OP TUB
NEW YORK OBSERVER
Tho Ilcst Itillglous nnd Secular Family News
paper.
K a Year with the JlllllLEE YEAH HOOK.
tiltlNHY V.. JIOltSK A CO.,
117 Parle Itow, Now York.
SEND FOR A 8AMP.LK COPY,
novl iw
ijfattllng's Uluu ; sticmcst tiling out
ready.
Roots and Siioes. Fivo cases ot boots
Ju3t received at E. M. Knorr's.
i:nnms or oiites.
I'.vory nervous Youn Man In Iho Union, will
recelvo.Irip.il licclpulhnt wlllprovon blcsulug
through We, by uddrcsnliiL', In confidence,
JOitN Il.OODEN.
Box 51T-' V. O. 42 Cedar KI..N. Y'.
fcb. U.ly,
An KuKNTrAL or Lovemmhss. To bo ontlro
ly beautllul tho hair shoubl bo nbuodaut nnd
lustrous. This Is absolutely essential to com
plete lovollncss. Tlio most rcgulnr features, I be
most brilliant complexion niut pearliest tooth
fall of their duo elfcct If tho hair bo thin, dry, or
linrsh.Onthoeontrary.thoplnlnest.facoliltbo but
btirmountod by luxuriant nnd silken tresses, Is
apt to Impress tho beholder with n sense of ac
tual beniuy. That crowning ornament of her
sex.ls hnpplly.wlthln tho reach nr lovely woman,
ami being ns discriminating ns bhn Is lovely, sho
long ago iliscovereu inai l,)ou-k ivainariou was
mo sine mejius oi Fieciiriug ii. no prcpiraiiou
for Iho Hair over enjoyed n tithe of Its popularl-
, nnu no wouuer, ninco n. produces Mien grail
lngresults. Annlleil to tho wnsto and barren
laces or tho .c:tln. It fructlaes nnd enriches
hem with a now and nmnlo crowtli. It 1, not.
of course, pretended that It will do tnls If the
capacity for reproduction Is extinct, but so long
ns It remains that wonderful rehablUiut wilt
assuredly propasato tho gjrm of tha hilr luto
life nnd activity.
OCfc liJ-lV
I0F.NT8 WANTED For Harriet Uecchcr
1 Ktowo's camnai2U boo'.c. with lives of tho
Citudlilntes nnd loading men of nil pnrtlcs. SO
Htcel l'ortrnlls. SJ to fain d.iy rapidly nnd easi
ly made. rlloamiseo. l'arllcularslrce, Wortli
lugton, Dnstln & Co. Hartford, Ul. novl Iw
Agents Wnnted for Uouoln's
CHILD'S COMMENTATOR.
ON THE liinLK, for tho HOME CHICLE,
1.2U0 rn;ef,t aWKugravlnt;?. Tho best enterprise
ofthti yu:ir for ngeut. Kvery 1. null will Imvo
It. Nothing like It now publishcit. Tor circu
lars udtlresn U.S. Uoousruuu & CO., y7 Paris
How, Nuw Yorl;. novl iw
Good Country Tullow Wanted.
IHKhest iirlco pattl for prlmo quality by Lj. ii.
xjui'i.kii ivst, nun aim utnuio
1IU Mnrsiretta St., Philadelphia.
Manufacturer,
no vi 117
CASTontA A mi bstltuto for Cantor Oil i vcz-
tablo preparation contalnlDK neither MtneiulF,
Mornlilnu nor Alcohol, it Is pleasant to take.
does not nauscatn, and operates when all other
rteen venrs in nroauclni: a nrstiaraiion mom ravjriuiai 4 l urnAara
niclcnt than Castor Oil. without its horrid H OX 1 liUil : Hev
lasie, i no Lasioria reguiaies ino system ;cmes
couuinptlou, stomachache, croup and tlatu-
leucy.und killH worms. It does not dlstrc-M cr i
urlpe. l!y ItH quietlnc. pootniug euect it pro
tlures natural sleen. and is narllcularlv adant-
ed In crylUKunct teething children.
o uesir mysiciaiiH io ipi mis ariicie, anu
will forward thrco bottles cratls to tho address
ofauyoueso autheuttcattd. insist that jour
ilrur'ikt order it lor voti. It cost shut ft) cents.
and uun bottlo will savo many doctor's bills.
JQV. 61 U, ISi-lW,
"i BTfcITJ" I Vil IT 1tt1l1 L.
MARKET REPORTS.
Ulooiiinbtii-f; larkit.
Wheal per l.nshcl
Ityo "
Corn "
o.ila. "
Klonv in-r bariol
lyloeni-ed
Kluxhitd
Itutlcr
Tuilow -
Potntocs
Dried Apples
Mams
Hull's ami Klioukk-rs
l..ird per pound
11 ay per luu
tl.M
, 11 Ul
, 6 60
, 1 60
MARRIAGES.
ROSE OF CASHMERE HAIR TONIC
Is unsurpassed as a Promoter of the Growth of
tiiojuurauii wuisicrs. ii is nouner siicicy nor
creasy, yet It soltens and smoothes tho Hair far I
better and moro permanently than any oil or :
Pomade. Used as a Hair Dressing. It produces
tho iiuwt beautiful nnd lustrous closs. Warrant
ed perfectly Inrmlcs. Its exquisite perfumo Is
quite unrivaled, being distilled from tho wnrld
lenownod ltosfsof Cashmero Iirgi bottle',
only 50 cts. Address AHCilKNUACil MILLKU
4uuri,aa w,t I'Uiiadclphla, p.v. uovi iw
A GREAT EVENT !
Wo havo decided to dlsposo of our Immense
stock of UILLIAU1) TAllLEH nt prices a lltlla
above cost. First-class 5x10 New Tables, com
plete S'100. Secoud-liand Tables mado over now
$200, i2-25, S25I, &c. A great variety lo suit nil
buyers. Send for Catalogue.
KAVA.NAGII A DECICKR.
Cor. Canal A Ccntro Bts.. Now Yorlc. nuvl Iw
LIST OP PBTI'l' JUHOUS l-'OH
1JK0I:SIUBKTEUM,1S7J.
V1IMT WKKK,
Heaver Samuel l'lslier, Jr.
llentou A. A, Kllue, Jonas Kmlz, I'.lclnrd
Hllles.
llloom Evnn C. Jouo. Mlchiel Vnltor.
Charles A. Moycr, O. A. Jacoby, Thomas Uun
ton, Harry Farnwnlt.
lirlarcreclt Uramor Dloltertek, Thomas
Adams.
Uatawlssa Caspar Hhawn, Samuel I.ous, Jr.,
Is'ilnli John,
Cent ro Hiram Wliltemlre.
Flshlngcreelt Hen. il. Holder, II. J, McIIcn
ry, Charles Krnmer, Jacob Ynple.
(Irecnwood John H.iuiU Peter Olrln.
Jlcmlock Manilas Jloore.
Jackson Abrnm Knouse.
Locust Solomon Htrausser.
SIndlson David I'liclpi, Morris K. Masters,
Oooreo W. Kupplco.
MIIUlii Thomas Alcn, Thomas K. Hess,
Mt. rieaal John Wunlcli.
orange Win. Williams, (Icorgo f'orgu
sou, rino Danld flrccn.
KoarlUKcreelc Kpliralm Llcby.
Scott U. 1". ttu.
BKCOND wesk.
llenver l'eter Schllelicr, John Hlndolitor,
llerHlrk JoUn U. Jacoby, Henry l'owler,
Samuel l'valor.
llloom Charles Vnndersllce, Joliu A. Funs
ton. llrlnrcrcek Thomas Miller, Henry D.nlc.
Calftwlssn Henry I'labler, Solomon llelwlg.
Centre Fred Hnseiibaeh. Jlordennl Mlllar.l,
GcnrKe;Conner, ltaiw Kruwlne,!.. W.Wooley, II.
A. Sohwenncnhclser
Ci'iitralla Marlln (Janglien.
Klsiilngerrclc Mnthkn IJyer, l'liIMp Applo
mnn, William T. Emory.
Kinklln Holonon Arties'.
Greenwood Wesley Uemott, Jackson Hnb
bins, Utnrgo W. Utt.
Jackson U. Ii. Everhart, Kuiminucl BavaiC
I.ocnst Isaac Dyer.
Jlnln William II. Utt.
Wndhon .lacob Maniilng, 1VU r Wolf,
.MIIIliu lMitc l.uiz. joun .-uicuaoi jr.
Montour Joseph Muusdr.
Susarloaf Moutcomcry Co!c, Ales. lies.
AT,
M. P. LUTZ'S
Important Testimony!
Tho following letters are nmoug tho many wo
ntucoustnutly receiving Iioiu peisous who liavo
beeuuicd by
Schcnck's Pulmonic Syrup,
Sclicnek's Sen Weed Tonic,
AND
Sclicnek's Mandrake Pills.
PeliuNKravc, HaIciu Comity, New Jersey.
PEUKUARV 27. 1872.
Dr. J. II. SCHENCK , N. E. corner Sixth nnd Arch
sireeis. i uiiuut-ipuiit.
frnunreipil sir I tnko oleasure In adding mv
testimony to that of tho many others who have
been cured by theelileaeyofHcheuck's rulmoulc
Syrup. Hen ween Tonic, aim aianurimo rius.
UOllaUlllitiuu nut win .iiBitni.... .ii. iiij
family, mostof Us members having died ot it at
early ng.es. My mother nnd threo brnthersdled
nt Ihoiigoot 31, nim brother at 17, ami my sinter
at U.
I was, WUCIl Riioui. oi years, scizeu wnn liver
complaint, which rapidly duvelopcd Into l'ulmii-
pnry t-oiihuinpiiuu, i ui vuiiijiciiuii mi iuuh
nulsh my employment (that ol n blaclfsmlth.)
Icnusiilled bkllllul nnd eminent physicians,
nnd tried many patent nostrums, butwlthout
Micccss.so lliut my Irlends weio smo that tliero
was no nope or my recovery, lor i wasreuueeu
friiin l iu niiutids to 101. and wus not ablo to do
nuytlilut: without ashlstnuco.
liy wuai l now iuuk upon us l iuwueiiuui in
terposition, 1 was Inilueeil to try your romedlcs,
and place luyscii unuer your iieaimeui, nun so
rapid nnd thorough was my recovery, that It
deemed us though homo superhuman power was
lit worii, anil lo-uay 1 ttiu us wen us ui liny lime
during my lile. I weigh 152 pounds, nm :w years
old and lor sumo time havo been regulaily at
tending to my busiucty, bidding lair to llvutoa
good old age.
I am thankful to you beyond expression tor
having placed mo In u positlou whuieln I um a
benelit fnstend of u bunion to my lamlly.
Your Mandruko l'lllsuiotho only inudlclno I
over uso now. 1 think they uro thu best Iu the
world.
I can refer you to hundreds of my neighbors
who will verily all 1 havo written, und any In
formation any of my fellow citizens mnv deslro
wlllbufriely und gladly given, upon iccelptot
stump, by Yours, etc.
JOHN O. HEWITT.
Asthma Cure rc-
cs tho most violent narox-
f4 In Itvo minutes, ami eil'ects aniecdy
drosH. C. Ul'HAM, a South Eighth Strhil&d.,
l'n. Sold by ul 1 Druggists,
I sullered with CATAIHtll thirty years, and
was cured by a simple remedy. Will send re
ceipt, postage ireo, to all alUlcted. ltuv. T. J.
MEAD, Drawer 170, Syracuse, N. Y. novl Iw
A milNISTHATOH'S NOTICE.
XV FMTATn 01' I'ETKU K11ITZ, EC'n.
Nntica Is lierebv given t hat letters or Aiinunis-
traliou have beou granted by the Ileglsierof
Wills oi uoiumuiaeoumy io ino uuucisigueei up-
(iu the csialo or l-tier i-ruz, mic oi Bii;:ario.ii
township., in s.ild conuty, now dcceaseii. .n
persons Indebted to said estAto nro reiiipred lo
make paymentnnd nil persons who havo claims
ngalnstsald estate to luatio thctn known to the
uudertlgucd. JOSIAII It. FII1TZ,
Aiiiniuisiraiur.
Sugarloat twp Nov. 1st 1872-Ow.
f VI.TATP. MV VI.iy.AllF.Tll l.tN(iKIl llKO'l).
Tho uuderslgued nppoluled auditor to distrib
ute the luuds In tlio bandsof tho Administrators
of tlio estato or Elizabeth Lunger, deceased, will
meet tho parlies Interested nt his olllco Iu the
town or UloomsbuiK. on Saturday, Nov. 30th,
l72,nt 10 o'clock, a. in., when nnd whero all per
sons Interested aro r(iuested to present them to
tho Auditor or no lorover ucunrreu iiom eoiuiuu
In lor said lund.
L a.llAHKIiEY.
uov 1-w, Auditor.
OTICK.
Nollco Is heicby g ven that tho account
ol James Kielfer, coiunillto of tho pcison and
estato of Daniel Uearhart, al.unnticnllluilow.i
shlk ot Koarlngcrnek. lins been filed lu Iho
Court of Common Picas ol Columbia counly.
11. 11. 1U.MJI.1.11,
IDOWS' API'llAISHMIiNT.
Tho fullowliig aiinriihemeiits of real and
personal proiicrtvsi-t apart to widows of deced
ents havo been tiled In tho olllcei of tho ItejUler
orcoluinblacouuty, under tho Ituies of Lnurt,
and will bo presented for nbsoluto conflrmatlim.
to tho Orphans' Coait lo bo held In llloomsburg,
In and for said county, on Wcdnesdav, tho Of It
day or November, 1S7, at 11 o'clock p. m., of said
day, unless exceptions to such continuations uro
previously tiled, ol which nil persons Intel estcd
in said estates will taUo notice :
1st. Widow or John Krclsher, Into of Locust
township, deceased.
Sd. Widow or John Hucklo, late of Mount
Pleasant township, deceased.
IM. Widow or James March, lite of Centre
township, deceased.
4th. Widow orJamc3 Uoylcs.latoorilrlarcrcek
towuslilp. deceased.
6lli. Widow of John Fester, late of Centre
township, deceased.
flth. Widow ol William llutler.lato of Montour
township, deceased.
7th. Widow of John Kclm, lata of Orango
Invvnubln ilpee.lsed.
ttii. Widow or John Urcn, lalo of Catnwlssa
township, deceased.
9th. Widow or John C. Hartman. late of llen
tou township, deceased,
1 '. Widow ot Isaac Mears, lato of Locust town
ship, deceased.
WILLIAMSON H.JACOP.Y,
itegisler.
llcglstcr's omen, r
llloomsburg, Nov. 1.1871
novl
115V MW
Piotbonotary.
"171 XKC UTOll'S NOTICE.
Xll kstatuoIi' joHNnitiriiiT, nrc'n.
letters tesiamentary on thu eslalo of John
Urlght lateofFIshlugereclttwp., Columbia couu
ty, deii'd.bavo been granted by tlio lteglsteror
said county to Jucob (leislnger, or s uiio twp.
All persons having claims ngntnst tho estato nro
requested topic-sum them to thu l.iceulDr, In
Columbia county. Thoo Indebted totlioestnto
either on note. Judgment, inortgago or book ac
count will mnko payment to thu executor with-
HUU'"ay- JAC0EGEmiNGF.il.
uov 1-Cw. Executor.
P
UULIO SALE
VAI.UA11LE
OF
llEAIi ESTATE.
KILE HESS. At bis rosldonco, on 111- 21
inkt.. l.v Itnv. H. Fullmei. Mr. Jumes Klla and
Miss Mary A, Hess, all or Sugailuar, Columbia
CO.
KiCLLFA' EVANS. Oct. 3d, by John Chamber.
lln, James Keiloy oi uioomsuurg, io .nsj
Surah E. Evans of Greenwood.
HAUTMAN-nilADEU.-Nov. 3.1. 1S72, by ltov.
II, Wilson. Air. .lucoo ii. jiiiumnu anu niiss
llesturlu A. llruder both or Uuiou township,
Luicruu County, 1M
FIUTZ-llAKEIt.-Nov. rJ,ls7i,b7 ltov. O. M.
l.arned. Jie-njiimm r . r riiz, oinuarioai town
ship, nud Esther A. linker or JucUsou towu
slilp, Columbia co I'd.
IIEISS HENSHEU On tlio loth Inst., by tho
Itev. William j. uyer, air. jacoo iie-iss iu
Miss Cathuriuo lluushel, both or D.utvllle,
l'u.
Itoy Ti'csl, Fl:i., Fcb. If), 1SV2.
Dr. J.1I.SCI1ENCIC.N. E. cor. Sixth and Arch
streets, rhlladciphln. .
Dear Sir Please forwaid, perHrt steamer, six
bottles Sea WcvdToulo and twelve bottles i'ul
moulo Syrup,
Your medicines nro o such vnluo that 1 can
not bo without them iu my household, uud Iu
laci no luiuuy suouiu uo wiiuoui lueiu.
1 have given inem a lairtest, una openiy uo
clure thein to be even better thuu ou claim.
ury respeciiuny yours, ceo.
W. A. WHITEHUltST.
In nursuanceof an order of tho Oiphans' Court
of tho counly of Columbia . the undo signed ml-
muusiruior c. oi iieiijnmiu e-uiup. iuiu m um
Township or Locust, In tald county, decent ed,
will expuso to public salo cm
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23d, 1872.
at lOo'elo-ka. m., a certain messuage and tract
or laud, slluated In tho township ol Locust,
nforesaid, nouuueu ny innus oi auiuu ciay
bergeron theenst, by landsot Isnnu 1'islier on
the north, by lands or William Henulnger on
the wesl, uud lauds orilanpiSCulpon thusouth,
couiaiuiug
17 ACRES,
Tub Wahninci hah hken Heeded. Hluco tlio
exiiosuru ol the atiemnts made by certain un
set upulous local dealers, to palm olf their coal so
UsmilgcuiN, mauu iroiu e-iieap uuu ; iinpuru nu -terials.
lu the place ol the great national tonic,
Hosteller's Stomach liltlcis,putillonp!n!ou has
set strongly ugalnst these tmplrlcs und their
in eoa rations. Tl.elr ocurntlou Is gone, or soon
wll.be. When the light Islet Into deception It
soon wills down. Persons who trlllo with their
ou.i lieallh.by uslug uukuowu prepnrutlons,
with no guuruutea to sustain them, when au es.
bllthcd snecltlc. tiroveu by twenty years ex.
oeilenee. to be exactly what It Is claimed M be.
Iswltbliilbe reach, are sure to repent their
iciiiiirilv. Man v have done so lu this Instance.
but It Is Imped that the truth plainly spoken has
arrested mo evil, imuu imuuumoiueueiuuim
for the leading protective uud restorative medl
eluu of America was never so great as 11 has been
this season, From the fever uud ague districts
nr i tin wi-kt. Eouth.uest.and south, it Is Uteiullv
overwhelming, and It may bo suldor the advices
Irom all purls ot the country or the cures it Is e-r-lectlug
lu Ulspepslu, bullous complaints, and
cluouioconttlpatloh, that "their nainu Is lo.
I'lmi'i Kvfrvwhero the sick and feeble seem to
have reallieu tlio Importance of holding last
Hist which is goou," aim oi avoiuiug wimv is
kiiiirlou. nud daueerous.11
Thu iiumermis"llltlers," under varlousuamos
which mercenary dealers endeavor to substitute
lor llosle-tter'sblouiaeh Hitters aru procurable
in noiiies only, unu unver soiu in uuia,
uov 15-lw,
Just received at tho 1 look Storo onno
ultu tliu Court liouso. it beautiful edition
of aolilnniltli'H.Hiirn's, Scott'u, Milton's
una otuer worus, oniy i.&u cncii.
I'lllLAUELl'lilA. March 1. 1872.
Dr. J.H.BCHENCi:,
itcspectcii air i tuue pleasure in nwaruiug iu
ou this cerllcato of the wonderlul euro yuur
'uluioiilo Svrun and Kca WrcedTonle uroduced.
Mv throat uud bronchial tubes wero so highly
lnllamed that It was utmost Impossible for iuo to
swallow my food.
I um on a visit to my uncle, Mr. Charles John
sou, No. 012 Federal streut, who says your medi
cines raised him lrom almost death after all oth
er menus had failed, and be liavluc therefore.
full euutldeuco lu the virtue of your remedies,
slrouulv recommended mo to trv them. 1 did
so. and In ono week from tho time I commenced
taking mem my itiroai underwent u very great,
chaugu lor tho better, so that I could canny
meals without any dllllculty or pain. 1 cau
scarcely Und words lo express my gratitude for
iuo eany renoi yuur luvaiuauio lucuiciues pio
duccdupon iuc,uud I deem It but aunel ul giatt
tudo to givo you tho acknowledgement ot my
appreciation. You is respectfully.
UAL1I1.1I ill J.IUIII.T.
No. 100 West Thlrly-thlrd sucet, Now Yolk.
moro or less, whereon nro erected a Dwelling
house. Knruand other out buildings. .
TKiisn ok sale. Twenty per cent, or ?, or
tho purchase money to lie paid nt tho striking
down of Iho property. One-ha.ror th balanco
of the purchase money to bo paid ul the eonur
mntlou ol'tho fnle.nnd Ibc balanco ol tho pur
chaso money to bo paid in oneycnrlherenltcr,
with tnleiest Irom eoullrmallou ill si. Purchaser
to pay lor deed, l'ossetslon given ou iho 1st day
ol April 1S7J. ......
rETEIt SWANIC,
Administrator.
Numodla, Col. co l'a Nov 1 , Is7i.
CORPORATION.
Nntlco Is hereby given that on the 10th day
oi n.tntur a. ii.. is7-a netliiiin for tho lncor-
Ji A isiration of the Odd Fellows Hall Association or
i llloomsburg, was presented to tho Court ot Coin
' , moil 1'leas or Columbia county, which was ex-
.imliinil nml nmirovpil li tlui court flUil nrdereil
tn bo filed, nnd that notice or said application
should bo published lu one newspaper, publish
ed lu snld county, lor lour weeks prior to next
term, nt which timo said Charter will bo con-
iirmeu unless goou euusu ui; i ',""' i, ,"L-,.
trury, lt.lI.IUNOLK.lt,
uov. 8-lw. l'rothonotaiy.
pEGISTEU'.S NOTICES.
Jli Notice is hereby given to all legatees, cred
itors nml other nersotis interested ill the es
tates or Iho rt-specllvo decedents and minors,
that tho following udinluistraton and guardiau
accounts havo been Hied lu the olllco of the Iteg
liinron'oluiubla enuutv. and will be liio-.ented
forcoullrmaitou and Hllow.snco lu Iho Orphans'
Cnuil, lo be he'd In llloomsburg, on Wednesday.
llio -Ithdny or December 1S7-", ut Sn 'clock p.m.
ol said day :
1st. TlHHiecount or William Neal, Admlnis.
trator ol i-;u.a no) u, late oi iuo iovu oi j.ioums
Ii 1 1 r l' . deccnsi d.
'2d. TliellrstaiidllnalnccountofJohii It.Y'ohe,
guardiau ol tho person and estate of Francis II.
tiess, minor emiu oi lMiuei iiess, l.itooi .uiiliu
tnu-lishtli. deceaseil.
3d. ThetlrstaudnnnlncconntofD.A. Wataou
andJotiu Meudershotl, executor ol jnuu I'egg,
Into of Madison towuslilp, nccctissd,
1th. The Html accouutof Hiram J. Iteeder.ox
ecutor n John Zeiglc, lato or Fiunklln town
sb In. deceased.
6th. Tlio Urst and partial account, of Jpsso K,
Sharpless. executor ot John L-ewrem-e, l.itu of
e-auiwissu lowiisiup, iiee-easeu.
mil. The Urst and Ileal account of r. K. Jjck-
sou. tuistce, to sell Ileal Lstato of John Daveu
nort. l.ito of Ilrl.irereek. deceased.
7th. The account or lleiii. Wanner. Ailmlnls
tratnrotS.imiiel tl. l'llklugtou, lato uf Locust
lowiisiup, iieceaeu,
Mb. The first, and llnnl account of George Olr-
lon.Auiiiintsiriunr ol isyreni Kile, 1 tie ornugar
lotu towiisblii. (leeeiesetl.
'Jin. Tho account or.lnslsh M Frit., n lmliils
IratnrotthoestatonfWIIIIam Hoes, lato ol bit
rnrlnil towushln. deceased.
loth, Tlio Ilrst, nnd tlual eceonnt or nniel
ltambach, executor or Joliu Miller, lato of Rrl
iircroe-k liiwnshln. ilci'pascil.
Utli. Tho llrst nnd llnnl account of Conrad lilt'
tetibeuder guardian of Catharine A. Miller, t
mlnur child ot'Geo. P. Miller, Into or O utre
tovvushln. etcreaseil.
IJth. llio llrst and dual account of Anna
Mllli'i', guardian of the person and (-statu or Ja
cob W. Miller, a Minor child or Geo. 1'. Miller,
latent Ceutin township, deceased .
13th. The llrst and nihil account of William
Falrmau Jr.. administrator ol William Falrman,
Sr., lalo ol Mount l'leasant township, deceas
ed. Hill. The nccouut of Lewis Metier, executor of
William Coll'mau, lato ofCaluwlssi township,
uecenseo.
13lh, 'Iho account of Isaac Lcldyund Moses
Slee ker, administrators or U leou Sleeker, lato
of Hemlock toveushlp, dec used.
loth. Tho account of J. Ii. hhaipless, executor
of Elizabeth Yetter, lute ol Cutuwlssa. Township,
deceased.
17th. Tlio r ecount or Jacob Harris, ndmm's
tintor of David Snillh lalo ol Hemlock towu
slilp, deceased, uu filed by William Horrls and
James . Harils, udmlnistrulors of Jacob liar-
r'mh!ClTho'rinaluccount of William Cox Kills. 1
surviving execulurol Ellrabelh Murry. late or
Columbia county, us Hied by II. Morris K Is und
W. H. Holstelu, executors orWiu.Cox Ellis, de
censcil. lath. Hit) accountot Michael nilrtlmo, guar
dian (if the k isou nnd estate r Mary 1-. rurccl,
minor child ol Charlotte, I'urcel, latu of Green
wood township, deceased.
'J0IU. The account or John C. Kllue and Jo
seph Kline, Executors ori'aul Kline lato of Mt,
l'limsallt township, deceased.
'21st. The llrst account of Martha D. nnucr.
sllco nnd Wllllnm Heldly, administrators or
Daniel S. Vnndersllce, lalo oi Mt. l'leasant
township, deceased.
S."2d. 'Iho nrst nnd final acconut or ioorgo
Wbllonlghl.Eunn.ltan or l'eter Whitcnlght lul
nor chllif ot Michael Whltenleht, lalo uf Hem-
l.nlr lni.ni.lihl lloii.mLlill .
Ii. Thoilrst'ace-ouutorSlephen II. Mlllcr.ad-
mlulstratorot jaeou uyer, lute oi ureeuwuuu
township, deceased.
aitli. The acoountot W illiam Eyer, ndmlnU
tintororjohn Dalhnan latooiGreeuwooi town-
lIi1 ilnMflklllt.
WI LLIAMSON II. JACOBY.
lteglster.
Ileglsler'soillre, I
lilooiusburg, Nov, 1, 1S72.J
CONTINENTAL.
Life Insurances Company.
UP NEW YOItli
No. of Policies Tail 43,000.
ASSETS $5,500,000.
TSSUESnlltho now form of I'olloie?
JLnnd presents an favorable terms ns atly com
pany lu tbn United States.
Tho compauy will make temporary loans ou
Its policies.
Thirty days' Krnco nllowod on each payment,
anil the policy held good during that time.
All our policies aro Incontestable for tho usual
causes.
Policies Issued bv this comrtanvnro nou-ror-
Icltnre.
no extra cnarges made for travelling permit.
Policy holders sliaro lu tho nununl nrollUnf
tho comtianv. and havo n volco tn llio election
and management of the company.
no policy or inouicai leo ciinrgtu.
JUSTUS LAWIIF.NCI!, I'rcs'l.
W. 11. WYNKOOP. VleolTos'l.
J. 1". HomtB3, Secretary,
8. C. CltANULF.ii, Jr., Actuary,
Cenlral Office of North-Mem Peiiii'a.
'Columbian" Building
BLOOMSBUR&, PA.
CHARLES B. BROCKWAY,
Jan.
General Agent.
;,iS7:-tr.
DISSOLUTION OF CO PARTNER-SHU'.
Tlio co-partnersuip bcrt'tor,-rn existing under
tho tlrm name of Snyder, Harttnati it t;o. Is dis
solved by the death oriietij-amlti F. Souder. Tho
books of the late tlrm are iu tho hands or Daniel
SuyUer to whom all persons knowing them
selves io ue loueuieu to iuo nrenuru reiiue-nieu in
zunko lmmediato payment.
Tho business will bocoutlnucd ntthe old place
under tho name orD. Snyder A- e.'o.
1). KNYDEIt, & CO,.
ESPY May 17th. lS72-tf
T7XEOUTORS' NOTICE.
All ESTATE OK JIAItOAUKT t itCAgV Cnc'I).
Letters testamentary on tho ostato otMargaret
Cre.iry, lal or llloomsburg, ulumbla county,
deceased, havo been granted by tho I'.elster or
said county, to Lafayette Crcis ofCeutio town
ship. All persons having cle ms against iho
estate aro requested to presont them lo tlm
ICxecutors In Columbia eounl . Thosu Indebted
to tho estate, cither on nolo Ju 'inent, mortgngu
or book account will make laymeut to Iho
Executor without delay.
LAKAYE- IE CItEASY,
Oct. 18, Cw. Ilxecutor.
TVTOTICE
Th
ho uuderslirued havlug (lain taken nos-
sesslou of the Mall Itoulo ruui.ing iroiu Camlirn
to liloomsbnrg, stngo will run ra lollows : L-ave
Cambra overy Monday, Wediu--day and Friday,
nt half paste o'clock a. in., arriving nt lllooms
burg at 11 o'clock a. m. Leave llloomsburg alter
thonrrlvnlof the Philadelphia mall, about 5. p.
m., arriving nt Cambra 10 p. ni, same even
ing. RATES OP FARE.
Cambra toBloom 81.2V. FIshlngcrcek to Illonni
50cts. Oraugevllle to llloom acts. Llgbtslreet
to llloom 15 cents. All Intermediate places to bo
charged tho same rato.
II. J. YAl'LE.l'roprlclor.
Shlckshinny, Oct. 11th l7i
A
rHJRLIO SALE
(Ih
VALUA11LE HEAL ESTATE.
In nui snniice of an order of tho Orphans' Co-irt
of Columbia count v, tho umlerslguol as admin
istrator .c. of William Hess, late ol tho town
ship orSugarlonf, In said county, deceased, will
expeso to sine uu tne xireiiuses,uu
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10th
next, at hi o'clock, a. m ot said day Iho follow
ing oesciineu real estui, to wit : a curiam pieco
parcel nnd tractor land, sltuato in tho town
ship nud enmity ulorisald, adjoining lands or
Marshall Miller nud other laiid. iirsald William
Hess, deceased, cnuuiluintj
F O R T Y - T WO AO R E 8
and sevenly-four (lurches, ten arm of which Is
clemeii land and balance w II timberi-d wim
nas und cue mint, upon wn.n i is oiuci.' i u uu
lions.'.
AI.- I
a lisi-lid I in I fliuili in tho township nnd
... mi.tv i ' ..lu....il iLili.ituiii.' l.inJs of Alarshiilt
Mlllerin.il ether binds of snld William Iiess,
de'ccaseil, eoiituluiiig
FOUR ACRES
end Hfly-two isiiche-s, upm which Is ensted a
double gcurei
HAW ailla.
lu good ruutiiug order.
Tl'.llMH OF S.VI.E. Teu nor ecnt.ot one
fourth ol tno puiehnso money to bo paid nt
the strikiugiiowuiu uie propcriy,iueciue-iuurLii
less tho ten per cent, to bo paid nt tho con-
llrmatlou ot the sale, and the balance. In ouo
year llu realter with ilnleresl trom eonllimatlnn
UlHIi 1 osscssion given ciiuii neeueiuc enu
payment of tho purchase money,
l'urchasur.s to pay ror deeds.
JOSIA1I It. FltlTZ,
Administrator,
Sugarloar twp., Oct. 'Ii, 1K-.
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
estate of john c. iiautman. dfo'o.
Letters ot administration nu tho estate of
John C. Haitman late or llentnn township, Col
uinbln county ,ileccnsed,have been granted by tho
lteglster ol said county to Wm H. Smith or tlio
saiuutwp. All persons bavirgclatmsagalnstibii
estato ol the decedent are lefpusled to preseut
thein for setlleiuenl, and th..s ludi-btcd tn the
csiatu to ninuu paymeni ioiun uiiucroigneii.nii
tnlulstrator, without delay.
W .U. 11. 11,
, f Orange twp.,
Oct. 2. 6w. Administrator.
COLUMBIA COUNTY'S, s.
J In tho Orphans' Court of Columbia county.
iu 13H muiier oi en psriiwuuuuu viiiuauuuui
tho estate or Philip Miller, late orcentro town
shin. ilf-p.PRj.ed. to iH-rus Webb, le-sldlllg atThaV'
cr Niirisha 1'ouiit v. Iviinsns. Yiiuaro lierebv no-
titled that ou netltlon or IajvI Miller one of tho
heirs nf Kiil.t decedent, the Ornbuus' Court ol
said County grauted a rule upon tho heirs or
said decedent to accept or leruso tho estate at
ino vn nu ah nr snow rnuto wnv cue fuiuu
should not he sold, Tbcreroro you nro hereby
rmmmiiiilpri tn In, nml nnnenr ut au OrnhaUs'
Court to be holden at llloomsburg, In and lor tho
said County, on the llrst Monday or December
tifiTf . nil ii I npii nun mprn HprpiLiir reiiinu i linen
tato ut the valuation put upon It by tne imiuest
uuiy awarueu. or snow wny um sumo .uuum
not. h hnlilni.i-pf-rthlv In the act eifAssemblv In
such caso mado nnd provided : licieof fall
not;
Wllnpus thp. llnnnraliln William l-.iweil rjin
resident nf said Court, nt llloomsburg. tho Kill .' said deceased, will bo exposul to sale by
US VOI eiCIOlier. A. J.. OUO lllOUSailU e-lglll, llllll'
died nud seventy-two,
,eieivvin ft.ii nil,
Oct. 23111-lw SherW.
TN THE
X I'LKA
SU11ENCICS PULMONIC SYRUP,
SEA WEED TOiNlC,
anil MANDRAKE PILLS.
Theso are tho only medicines that will cure
rulmouary Consumption. Dr. Ucbeuck has been
In constant pracilco over thirty years continu
ally examining lungs, uud knows his uu-dlcluei,
ir properly taken, will euro Cousuinpllou, Ills
Muudruku Pills cleanse, the liver and stomach;
his Sea Weed Toulo dissolves lite lood, stimu
lates the coaling ol thu stomach, and makes It
digest. Ills Pulmonic Syrup ripens the matter,
uud nature throws It oil without any exertloii.
ORDINANCE NO. 8.
An ordluauce to open, widen nudstrnlght:
pii MnricetKlieetut the iironertv of Martha Wells.
nml to open, widen nudstrulghlcu fecund street
ai uie rorss iiiuei.
Section 1. lie 11 ordnlned nnd e
Inun council (it Ilia lowu or llloomsb
lu li..,..liv tinplp.1 liv ulllhiirll- (if tlio salue.-
Thut MniUet street he opened, widened and
strulghh-ned, thiough and uloug tho propcily of
Muruia wens, ou iuo boutu-easi corner ui
iinike t and 1 bird streets, lu such a inunner that
nov 1
COURT OF COMMON
'Aai-iT.' nir.iTMiirA iviitntv.
JOSKl'II 11. Al-Sl'ATCH Tlll'STEIi OK EMMA VALE'
ul A jii:ku vs. iiuuoj.i-ii usuu. '
11. V'.. ul Ui.nlninli.. Tam IWTf
Thoaudlloruppointedby tho Court to report
distribution ot iuo fund lu Court nrlslug lrom
Ibu bberllh. sale, under thu ulsivo writ, will
mnnl ,li rmrllPH intiuastikl for tho Ullrliose Ot
ills niii.iiintment. on salurdav tho thllteenth
,,,,,, duy niNoiemlier.A. D. ItU at 10 o'clock a. in.
nacled by tlio nl ,ls imlc0 , iii,)01,lki,uig, ..whoii mid where
lstiuig.uuu It nu iiarlHsln Interest uro required to preseut
their elulins or no eieuaried lrom claims nu saiu
lund. t,'.,Wiui'ia."i
novx-lw. ' i I . , Auditor,
: j
I'ik'0 of tho l'ulmoulo Syrup and Sea Weed
Tonic, f I, '.'.') per buttle, or 17 ui per hull dozen.
Muudiuke Tills V0 ce-uu per box.
I'llEI'AUEl) ONI.V AND Foil SALE II Y
J. II. S0IIEN01C it SON,
N. E. Comer SIXTH and AUCI1 Htrccts,
1-llir.AIlKI.l'ltIA,
And by Druggists und Dealers generally,
JOHNSTON', HOIXOWAV k COWIfllN',
G02 Alien Stueet, PiiiLAiii:i,rmA.
Wholesale Agents,
npfl2. inu-iy
elm kmtiH shnii bo 11 nubile street or highway ot
the lull wldlh of ninety-nine feet, the eeutio
tbeieot lobe lu ino dliect lino lioni 1 no centre
slouuuow established In Market nud 'Ihtrd
slicets, to the centre stone established lu Mar
ket and Fifth streels.
Second 'i. That Second street bo opened, wid
ened and slruighlened through uud along thu
Folks Hotel properly, and tho properties ou thu
Noilh side oi said Hi to ml slrcet Horn tho Kpis.
cm ii I church niooeitv to Iho Liulilstreet road.
iu b lu ll inauuur Ihut the same shall bo it public
strict or hlghwiiyeit thu lull width ol eighty-two
uud one-hull feet, tho ceutro thereof to poim thu
dliect lino from Iho eeulru sluuo lu inld Sec
cimt street on tho east line or 1 roust re it totho
eililio slouo tn freint ol the Forks Hotel Ihene-u
to tho centre slouo In the rear of tho Forks Ho
tel as shown ou tbo Town Map.
snriioN 11. 'ibat nrucecdlues holnslltuttsl for
the sssessiueiit ol dutuuges tn all persons who
inuy bo Injured, and contribution iipuuallsuch
properties us shall be bcntlltled, by iheopenlng,
widening uud slrulglitculng of the suld Maikil
and Second slieels lespeellvi-ly,
l'ussedrii'pleuilie-r7lh. 1S7J.
Atlesl, el, tl. 1IAUU1.EX, 11. MENDENHAI.I..
Secretin y, I'lesldeiil of Oaiiull.
IlUsiinsbuii;, Til., OclubcrHlsl,. Mi,
pATENT
ill iMf&lS.ii -
AHION PIANO.
'Iho only rerAel Instrument in Iho world. Aud
Is MiiiQueiiicci lu inclines, l'nwe r, llilllluney nud
lminbiluv. Sniielnl lei ins In Teachers. MurWed
juMiiaiorjiigj nnu, Kind lor Illustrated Arloii
lump U , KOHTF.ll,tlierl Agent.
uinrl0'7l- 11,1 Mauc'II Chunk, I'a,
COLUMRIA COUNTY . .
In the Orphans' Court of Columbia tounty,
lu the matter olllie partition and valuation ol
the estato of l'hlllp Klsller, lato ofJilount l'loas
at township, deceased, to tho heirs of said es
tate. You are hereby notified that ou petition
of John Klsller ono of tho heirs or said decedent,
tho Orphans' Court otsald rouuty granted a rule
upou the heirs of said decedeut lo accept, or re-
lose mo esiuiu Ui iuo vuiUHlluu ur snow euuso
why the same should not be Bold. Therefore
you aio hereby commanded tu be und appear at
uu Orphans' Court to bo holdem at nioomsiiurg.
in sun lor me sain couni v. ou ino nrst jionauy
or December next, nnd then nnd I here accept or
refuse tho estate at tho valuation put upon It by
ihn InnlipKt. dulv iiwiirdiid. nr show whv the
same should not be sold agreeably to the act of
Assembly In sucu cuse mauu uuu proviueu
nereoi lull rot.
Witness tba Honorable William Elwell Esa
President ol our said Court, nt lllooiiisburg, tho
13th day or October, A. D., one thousand eight;
uuuuriu ana seeuty-iwo. ....
aaivu.-s wiiiu,
Oct.m-1772 bicrlir.
n the palatal In tlio Orphsns' iluiirt or Col. eo.,
if lleurvltho netlllnu of FioUerlck Wichi-y
F.ycrly ele-ffor spccitle perfoni uucj ol cuii
ceascd. J tract.
Tbn Commonwealth 1
of Pennsylvania. J
iv, Riiinhetii i!vrlv. wllllnm Ever r. caiiin
rlim Halliard. Susan Koberls, Mary Anu Kye rly
nnu Louisa Kyerly, you, ami emu i" jnu.
lierebv cited to he und appear lu your pmpi r
iicrsous before our Orphaus' Couit, nu tho llivt
Monday or December next, to bo heldiit lllooius.
Ill g, nnu SHOW caiisu WIIV u. eieeiew n. nijvin..
.ei iurmanco or contract should not ho innde.
it. ii. iiiiei.uii.
Cleik Orphans' Coui I,
October St3 187 J.
D Ul '.MO SALE
L
VALUAHLK UUAL
In nurKnanctf (1 nu ort'er or llio Orplinn1'
Com I i Columbia, c-tiuuly, tlit. uuUfrslytml iuI-
U it Hit "I lllil lOWIlhQlp Ol lil'UXT, III wilt I
cniifi' , will onT Jor win on iho iiroiiMv-
CH Oil
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 'Si, KS7,
a cerlnln tract or land, bounl.d and ilescrlbtd
as lollows, vU : Ou tho uortn oy Isnd nt l.ydla
llenulugcr, on tno east oy i.mu ni riiiup ,ni
O ran u, on tho BOitlh by a puli'lc run I nndnn llio
west by land ot Jacob itnrilger coiitiiiu-
ae.
THIRTY-NINE ACRES.
and ono hundred and torty-nhin porchrs. moro
or less, wiioreou aro erecteu u iwo-siory l rauie
Dwe-lllng House ami a irumo u-iui; uaru. ai.-i.
A certain other tract or land bounded aud dm
scribed us follows, vl. : Ou tho north bv land i f
John Keller, on the east by lund ot Ellas 1 ,rvin,
on iho south by laud nf Jacob Shearman nud on
Iho west by laud ot l'eter Knight, contain
ing
TWENTY-NINE ACRES,
more or less.
TEltMS OF SALE. Ten per cent, of one
fourth or tho purcAsso money t ) he paid ut tho
striking down of tho prop-ity, one-tounh less
tho ten per ceut. ou thu conllriuatlonof sale and
the remaining threu.foui'th In one year thereaf
ter, with lute-rest lrom the continuation
. AI.I.EN MANN.
Administrator.
ALSO,
nt the same time, at thodwclllug house, late of
to sine uy puuiic
endno, tho following persoi .1 pr; perly, viz !
no domes noise, one lauie, imio uvu uiiu nt-n-
ding, ono cupboard, one bii'i.-, ouo wngon, ono
culling nencu, mio iii""i' " n(unu j..w,j.tw
harrow, one stone sled.
TEUAIM : All sums oi mi i uuuer. e-iun, uvit
Si four uiunlhs ciidlt Willi upptoved seiurl-
i tt pvir i v-v
Oct- 1S,1S7J Admlatstrutor.
)UI5LIO SALE
I oi
ALUAIII.I, Ul.-Mi l.ll.Vl li,
Tho nnderslened Executor of tho cstnteof John
4iruwir, uese-nseii, luieui 11111111 iifivuriuii, vvi
iimlila.eouiily, willexpusi; to sale iitpuull';ven
due, ou
SATURDAY, NOVUM HER 16, 1872
nn the nrciulscsn certain Inlot ol ground sltuutv
in Jiuuiuvillu, ou wuicil is e.ecieu u lurgu
TWO-SIOHY 11II1CK DWELLING 1IOU3?
llrlclc wasli house, frame burn ami othsr Im
provemeuls, a
OOOD PUMP
at.tho door, and a Variety o
FRUIT TREES.
Also at the nun time nud place
SIX INliO'CB,
situated In the town uforesuid, all la a slate of
goou runiMiiion. mho io eomiueneu ni uuu
n'elneVr In the ullernoonol said eluvw hell due ut.
tendance and conditions uf sale will bo luudo
1 .... T Li . .1 1,1.-1 . 1.1,1.. . UV
Executor,
Mltilinviiie, October ss, lsri.
UBLIC SALE
VALUAULE
OF
HEAL
ESTATE.
llv virtue of authority nnd order of tho Or
phans' Court or Columbia county. llu under-
sigueu aumiuisiruuirs cu ino esiau. ui uue.tu
Kostenbader, deceased, will uxHse to sale by
publlo vendue ou the premu s, ut 10 o'clock In
tho forenoon, ou
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, IP, IS72,
Tho homestead farm of tho decedent, lylug lu
t runkiiu iowusuip.ui tuiumuiu eouuiv, ooiiiiu
est by lauds ol J. 1. lleeder, luuds of Philip Men-
liardt, lands of Yetter's heir, lands pf Muses
newer lunus ui Jl. J. iwrc-urr, ueiiua in i-.n
Weaver, lauds or Wm. Stoker, lands or John
Ilowcr, Oeorgo Scott and oilieis, containing
TWO llUNDIlEDnudVOHTY-EIOUT ACUEW
anil twenly-Blnc perches whereon nro erect eel
U lulgu urieac jiweiuug iiuu.e-, it uiiku iiumu
11. uu. sheds nnd oiuhoiesea. Willi u lingo npiilii
uud Irultoivbiiid, with a well ut the house, und
a spring nud a well at tho bam, aud n second
excellent und largosprlugon the south side nf
Iho furm. Miieru mem me lurui
TWENTY ACRES OF TIMBER,
Tho property lies thre miles from CatawUsa, on
tlio public, load leading uiua that plucei lo Wis-
uurg. ine llelslll,"lu,, mnw u. uniiiujr,
and tho laud lu au eicelleulBtatoiitculilvatloii,
No more Utslriiblo property has bttu oH'erest lor
many years.
Tho tinlu In the cronnd Is rrirved.
O. D. U KOS'lENllADEIt,
JOSEl'Il U, KN11TLE.
Administrators.
Tl'.llllH OF SAI.K. Twenty per tent, of cue
fnuilh dowuon striking till thu piuparty ; aud
tho lialuacu ns IoIiomsi Ouo-lourlli lets Iho
twenty per ceut. on Iho continuation nisi: and
tl,u reiualnlnglhreo-Iourtbs on Iho Urn day nf
February IS7I. with Inlcrint ituiii Apiil 1 ',
when possession Is to bo given.
v 1 ! U. 11. UlNdl.F.U.
OctH,l?,-tH I'lerk.