THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBUEG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
THE COLUMBIAN.
11 li O O 31 N II V It (I, VHl 11 A V, Aid. 27, 1S"i
IUII lio.nl Tlmo Tnlilo.
LACKAWANNA fi llt.OOMSIlUlt(l UAH, ItOAl)
wmiTii. nniT-rtt
Aeeommoilatlon Train OX, Ai M. 7.3(1 A. SI.
Mall Traill 7.30 A. M 6.' 3 P, It
Exnrcss Train 1.4(11'. M. 11.61 A. M
5.04 P.M.
CATAWISSA 11A1I. ItOAl).
Accommodation Train Ms A. M. 7,no p. M.
ltoirular Ktpress 8,M P. M. U,M A. M.
Tlirungli cars on Kxprcss train cither to Now York
or Philadelphia. Accommodation trnln runs between
Caluwlss.1 and winiamsport.
Xtr. I!. I Myers, collector for tlio Coldmiiian, will
volt upon thoso Indebted to llilsonteo for tho pur
nostof receiving tho nmounls duo. Wo trust that
those Indebted will bo prepared to pay what they
owo when ho culls bill lnot, they will again bo
called upon, it will scarcely no tiemaniicii or us io
nn mviliiftf f nr mnktni collect trim. blllforllin
satisfaction of those dcslrlntf It wo w 111 Just Bay that
M wo havo to pay cash for every thins ns wo (jo our
purso Is not Ions or deep enougiuo noiu oui unless
It is replenished, wnn bouiu wki ui iiiuminm-as.
I'inback pantaloons nro tho latest male agony 1
Tlio bcccli nut crop In Sullivan counly U
good. .
Tlio granlinppers of tlio west nro said to lio
"capital" food when propel ly slewed or boiled
Try it who likes I
In Allegheny county the camp meeting man
x,rr Inivii minuted tlio nlan of cliarcimr an ad'
mivloii to tho camp grounds an excellent ex
pedient for paying expenses.
Children or perron Biid'enng from infections
ilUe.ves should never lio allowed In touch or
fondlo rats ns they nro frequently tho means liy
which contagion is carried to others.
Judue Pearson, at llarrishurg, has fined five
men $100 each for fishing wilh a seino in the
Swatara creelt, above Jliddletown, and lo stand
committed limit the sentence is complied with.
Up in Sullivan county they complain that
they have no npo tomatoes yet. They admit,
too. that sleighing is not good lliero in August.
I'utthey do boast that Ihero nro no inu'quitocs
in that county.
Hev. John Hewitt, of Ulnomsbiirg, has de
clined a call from St. .lames' l''pic)pal church
l'itHon, l'.i. AVc helievo this is tho third or
fourth call Ihe reverend gentleman has declined
within tho past year.
The latest novelty ill skirts is theglazed cam
bric to imitate sill;. The colors are plain black,
navy hluo and violet, and Ihey are llouneed, eath
llounco prettily scolloped with while cmhroi
dery done wilh machine.
A buggy hip cloth, marked with initials, was
picked up on Saturday last at tho double track
bridge below town. The owner can obtnin it by
applying at the Col.UMlitAN olliee and identify
ing it as his property.
Some genius of a statistical turn of mind has
arrived at tho conclusion that there are 2,700
varieties of apples, known by 1,800 names ;'J,'2()0
of pears, lOUof plums ."00 f our nativegiapes,
50 of currant", SO of raspberries and liOof black
berries. Our townsmen, Messrs. Cieorgo llassart and
1'etcr Harmful, hnvo conuncnecd tho erection of
a machine shop and foundry on the lino of the
L. A 1!. U. It. near Kat street. They nro prac
tical mechanics of years exiierieneo and hucclm
will no doubt attend their enterprise.
Catawis.i is a town of much proper ambition,
and its merchants .loNllSifc Co., will eompaio
favorably for energy and serving eii-lomers wilh
good goods at the lowest prices with any in tho
counly. There are larger towns in the world
than (Intawist.i but no faiieror accomodating
merchants than Jones ,0 Co.
A gentleman in Philadelphia, last week had
occasion to advertise in Ihe J'uhlic Iicihjer for "a
femalu copyist who writes a good bold hand."
Tho next day he received over six hundred let
twin reply, and nnny of them told heau-rend-
ing stories or tho tlcntiliite condition of tho wri
, ters. This fact is proof of tho awful pressure of
hard limes upon tho people.
When the train was leaving thu Hlooinsbiirg
i depot, on Sunday, for the negro camp inciting
; near Milton, some miscreant threw a stuue into
Jncir window, badly cutting the face of a pas
fsengor with broken fragments of glass. If tho
i railioad niauageineiit has not nuimalion enough
! to detect and punish Ihe criminal it is about
' time that its decease be recorded.
As it is probably possible to borrow a diction-
! ary for the occasion, wo perhaps could if wo
would tit-fine lo the lli-nton Weellij man "what
a eiowd is," but us we do not relish useless work
we havetosay that if ho will appear on a Ilenlon
sidewalk after pulling himself around a pintol
grasshopper he may illustratoa certain variety of
crowd,
An exchange says that the cry comes from all
! tho watering places that there is a terrible scar
jcily of beaux. Why doesn't some man of cap-
litaland enterprise gather up a few hundreds
f of tho young men who are loafing about the
oslreeLs, dress them up gcntcely and take them to
Saratoga, Cape May, Img llranch, Ac, and hire
theui out to the girls for beaux at so much per
Slay? There's millions in it. Hut, it isa good
asigu that thriftless loafers art) growing seaiee
fort-ii at watering places.
Various intelligent newspapers seem lo share
the opinion that the grand scare over Ihe threat
ened uppearaneeof Jcllersou Davis us an agti
iiltiiral orator in Illinois is a tiillo hysterical,
liliot to say hollow. They evidently think thai
the fact of Mr. Davis's leader-hip of the l!e-
ibelliou has little to do wilh his opinion of Ihe
I crop, and (hat If treason docs luri; inthoturnip.
tMr.Davis is not likely lo extract it.
When a new siiperintenilciit took charge of
the Hloonisbiirgnnd Lackawanna railroad, it was
hoped that there would bo reform in tho mall
carrying service. Them has lieeu none. Vali
um is as common as ever. Tho piinciplo upon
which Ibis ruad is managed is to disobligo the
people along the line as much ns possible. In
clhcting that cud the management is nn eminent
ibucccss, yet ill spite of their tactics Iho Harris-
liiiitr malt reaches hero half tho time when it
i .should,
How to ThiiatTkahih. At this time, when
I Uhu tramp nuisance is a subject uf general com
: plaint all over the country, any reasonable plan
for diminishing the number of vagrants nnd
Ijiggars would ho welcomed, Iho H-nvliJie
1 Aiuurican suggests such a plan, Itealls tomiiid
the stiddiu and tliectual manner In which Count
lluniford cleared out Ihu vagrant who at one
tiiiio had virtual possesion of H.ivaria, demone
liting Iho people and threatening Ihu worst ol
; evil. 1 ho Htnacioiis count s remedy was ork.
fairly rewarded, m presuilcd a.sloinakolndu-lry
as altraetlvo as possible, but rigorously insi-tci
I on. His plans for housing, ficdlngnndemploy
I lug tho beggar class wciequletly perfectnl ; then
5-on tho first day of January, 1700, every beggar w as
arretted and set In work.
The law was : No Idhness, no beggary, no
Ulrt or debauchery : but work for all, good food,
klnd treatment, and Instruction hi tho way of
Jioncst living, Inonoilaythoplaguoof beggary
wai stopped. And it was not long beforo tho
"iisjorlty learned to prefer tho comfort, tlect ncy
laiiJrcipectablllty of honest Industry to Iheir
31 'Uler bmifttar. hlh-iies.l. dcballchrrv and crime.
'iii ihe expciiuicnt paid unanclally,
Sugary wai hillslied, In live years tho va
li:fntcla' had lf Imioself-siiiiiKirtlng, nnd Iheru
Ivan n k,rS(t nuitt gratifying itsluctlon in the
f-ITOMt 01 C 1 ((1
If nny body refuses lo believe that Bomo tim
ber Is more crooked than any other that ever
growi-U let him take a look at tho new tclcgrapl
poles Btrung along Cenlro street. Ho will bo
convinced. Tho telegraph is a nuisance In thai
street Inlinllely mora o llian it would bo In
any other street In town, tt is only another
illustration of tho hopeless perversity of human
lly that keeps It there.
Tho American A'cirqxnw lleportcr Bays I A
page of solid, lerao trade advertisements Isgen
crally n map uf n hundred men's capabilities In
life. When we conlcinplato doing business In a
distant town, from its local advertising col
limns wo get n true picture of tho men wo have
lo deal with, a complete record of tho town, its
commerce, its homo trade, tho facilities of Its
store keepers, Its banks, and in nlinost every case
we can estimate the character and feelings of tho
men who aro soliciting public trade. Thendvcr-
llsing pago is a map of tho town, record of Its
municipal character, a business confession of
the eitizens, and instead of being the opinionated
production of ono man it is freighted with the
life thoughts of a hundred.
CAltl) OF THANKS.
In reply to tho action and resolutions of St.
Paul's parish, Hloomsburg, published In tho Co
LUMutAN of Augut 1,'llh, Hev. John Hewitt
bus it-lit us the following
OAltl) Of THANKS.
Govanstown, Mil., August 10, 1S75.
To Ihoso whoso unselfishly and generously dis
played Iheir sympathy and afiectloii for me and
mine in tho heavy bereavement which a wise
Providence recently visited upon our home,
I hereby tender sineero thanks for pecuniary
help and personal attentions which cannot bo
enumerated; and wilh tears of gralitudo 1 pour
out prayers lo a Ihronoof Divine love, that they
may bo rewarded willi everlasting riches in
mansions, reserved in Heaven.
Very respectfully,
John IIi:witt,
Pastor St. Paul's P. K. church.
TitAMI'fi AND Tlintlt J.ANUUAUI:.
In speaking of tramps Iho Heading O.iullc
says: It now appears that Ihey havo hiero
glyphics which they use to communicate willi
each other. They are simple chalk lines, on
walls, pavements, doors anil boxes, attractive of
no attention, suggestive of no meaning as these
Uarksnipear,theyneveithelcss inform succeed
ing vagrants of all they require. A cipher with
a twisted lailprojeitingloward the place, indicates
"Uo on," projecting fi om the place, indicates "Go
away," Acrossis "Toopoor'aFquaroorparal
lelogram, "CriKs, mind tho dog;" a trlangle,"Used
up;" tho leilirO, with a cutter dot, "Danger
ous;" anil wilh a central truss. "Ili-l i- niis;" u
diamond shapid figuie, "Good, butchccRu your
palter," don't talk too much.
There is also a language of signs a panto
mimic language in well understood use among
tramps; and there aro cant phrase in use just as
expressive and significant as those employed by
thieves, burglars, and other clxsses. Itissome
what curious to note that this cant language is
steadily on the increas, and that many new ex
pressions are being continually added.
KOllllSlimm COItllllSPONDRNCU.
Dr. Harder of this place was badly kicked by
his horse last Sunday. Dr. Megarglo is attend
ing him, and it is hoped by his many friends
that ho will soon bo able to resume his practice.
Kev. l'i-ank Patterson, of Potlsville, visited
his numcious friends here a few weeks ago, and
on Sunday before his departure ho dellvorid a
in.i-leily discourse ton largo audience at tho
Pii-byteriau chapel.
1'heM. ls. held their quarterly meeting here
on Saluidiy and Sunday hist. The attendance
was good, and Iho senium by Hie Presiding HI-
der, very impressive. One of tho Kldi-rs of
tho lower church considcied it his duty lo lep
rimand lhu,i.fiicialiiigministcrof PishingiTeel;,'
of n misih-me-mor. This su displeased the olli-
t ialing niim-lcr and his friends that thev noti
fied Hie elder lo appear hefoielhem on Saturday
last at two o'clock. Ho made his appearance
in duo limo and after a 'long delay they began
to nsacmblo fiom all pails to hear tho trial. Tho
Kldor quietly aro-o in older lo maka his state
ment of Ihu case; butas tho "ofiieiating" seemed
to think himself entitled lo the iloorat the same
time, the cider left in disgust. At this point
Rome of ihe Ai.uw anno nnd clapped their hands
and stamped their No. sevens in a very noisy
manner. When reproved hy an old lady one
of them replied they wcro drumming him oil'.
Docs this not speak well for tho piety, moral
and refinement of those ladies? Tho
tlntf iiiinUcr" then nad a small sheet in vindi
cation of his character, while tho old minister
sat by apparently wrapped in religious awe.
Iho next session of tho Peiiu'a. Christian
Conference, will bo held at their meeting house
in this place, lo begin on tlio last Wednesday in
September, of which we hope lo record much
good.
KoitKSMJlto, August 25, 1875.
COUNTCltl'lUTINd IN MIS.SOUIII.
Some eight years n-ro. Drown Weber rni.l
Graham, wholesale druggists in St. I,ouis were
loingtholarucst business in thoStiito of M
Among other goods they sold largo quantities. of
Specr's Port Grape Wine, which is pronounced
the purest wine in market. In 18(18 ono or two
members ol Iho linn conceived the idea of gel
ting no a counterfeit of this wino hv ni.-il.-ln.. n
cheap mixture of Ihivurins hiL'redienf wTth
whiskey and water, nnd called it wine. With
thisstull'lhey filled several thousand Imltles, put
on a counterfeit label of Spier's wine, ami a
counterfeit of Mr. Alfred Specr's signature over
ino corn, ami supplied a majority ol Iho retail
uriiggiMii iiimuguoui mo couniry west or tho
Mississippi Kiver, who purchased it of 11. W.
ci G. lis Specr's genuine Port Grape Wine. Tho
trick was not di-envered until Ihe consumers re
luuied Ihe stull'to their druggists as not fit for
Use. Hearing of this in IKO'J, Mr. Sneer at once
went from New .Icisey lo St. Louis, tmployiil
met lives anil traeeil Iho liead-quarlers fordeal
ng in this imitation of his wine in tho nl.in-
of llrown, Weber and Graham, Ilooomnicncod
suit for isol 1,1 IIJII.II0 damages in the I'nileil States
Court. Such dui'plion onlhepattof this hou-e
allied them to lose their busine-s. au-l hefmc-
the trial came oil the firm failed, and became
wm'lhless. This slull'isoutnf exi-lence, Imviui!
iioiled and hur-t the bullies, so that nonelsnow
to ho found in tho market. The large yield from
tho New Jersey vinyards' Iho last fow've.irs has
enabled Mr. Spier lo icduee Iho price of his
wine. His N'ew Jtrsey l'ort is far superior to
anv herctnfiro put in the mat ket; none of which
is holllcd until tour years old. It Is iircscrihu
by physicians as tlio best and most reliable wino
to lio had, Most Druggists thloughniit the
country sell Spier's PoitGrapowine, Intlrinn
iUnl, SoMirrniNii Ni;w run Hoksiimkn' The
Great American Sole Leather Pad to lake Iho
place of iho zlne nail heretofore In u-e. Tho
advantages elaiiiied for thu Sole Leather Pad
aro too numerous to mention, but wo will at
tempt to tlcsiriho a lew ol Ihem. I-irsl. Iho sun
will not effect tho Leather Pad at all, while it
will the zinc nan. mauinir it a uio-t burn u- hot.
tho result of which is that the horse's neck he-
limit sore, and every horseman knows that
leather Is healing lo hnrso llch. This we claim
is a gieat advantage. Second, the Leather Pad
Is considei-ahh cheaner than tho zino; t tlni-
ureal ativanliiiro In liit'-o hard limes. Third, one
Leather Pad will outwear Ihreo uf iho zitie
pads, o mhdit recilo ti great many other ad
vantages claimed for tho Great Aiueiiean Sole
Leather rail, hut will leavelhonialterwilh own
ers of horses, and they can call at Ihe establish
ment of C, M, (iiitnn, Main street, Hloomsburg,
and exam no Hie article to their satisfaction
-Mr. tllrton Is tlio only pally in Hloom-huri.'
who keeps this Pad. Ho has Just received tho
largest stock ol Collars ever Imniirht to till
place. Call and cxamhio hi stock, all of which
IslTHST CLASS,
H. M. Knorr takes this opiiortunlly to Ihauk
his patrons for Iho liberal patiouage that has
been I'XIciiiiih aim w i-ucs to aiiuuuuee to mo pun
He lhat ho will sell ut cost, all goods, III Ills Hue
In older to make loom lor l ull Goods, next
week, comiuenellis on .Monday Ihu ..Id and cm)
lug on the iMth, lor CASH ON IA Therewlll
bo bargains for all and especially for tho.su who
call lir.t.
New lot of Hibbons, Ties, Hrown and other
Hash Hibbons at Clark iV Wolf.
O. (.!. Marr ktepi K
for 1875.
Hutlcrluk & C'u'u Piitlern
Kvervthlnv In iho T-'nridlorn tltin rrtbtrril In
ino lowest Hgtiro at l-iirman s, corner Alain and
WmI Blld
A largo lino nf Cheap l-'all Dress Goods at
'.'.IS and .10 pruts hist rnclnil nl CI.-irL-
noil s,
Go to G. (3. Marr's f,,r M. ltnllosipl; At n..
Paltcrns,
Hlack CiLshinero hist recelvrsl nt Clark ,t
Vo!s.
Extension Tallies at SI. 23 tier fuot and of his
own make. You navo ono man' profit by buy
ing nt 1-urman's, corner Main and West street.
Large lino of Alnac-m from -10 cent lo S1.25
per yaid at Clark A: Wolf.
You can buy Oueenswaro of Clark A Wolf nt
cosi. iney want to close it out,
People are carrvlnir shoes from H. SI. ICimrs's
this week hy the ariushill.
One hundred uoro hieh-luek (Tombs lust iv.
celved atChuk it Wolf from 15 cent to!? 1.2-3
Don't bo too lato to L'et bariMuis nl. it. St.
Knurr's,
Ladles, try Clark & Wolf S1.75 l'oxod
Gaiter.
C. C. Marrhasthi- hit-frtiKt sir,,-L-r V. tlnii.ir.
ick it Co's. Patterns in ton.
Hair Hraids at Clark A Wolf.
A full lino of Domestic Goods at Clark A-
Wolf very cheap.
Hargalns nt Knorr' all this week.
New Goods nt 0. C. M-u r's.
Heaver Cloth at Clark A VoIf's.
Hush at Klioir's this weik. Selliinr .it nisi In
make room for fall gojds
l'ivo uross more of Ihoso cheaii Huehci at
Clark .6 Wolf's.
Good clean Coal to bo had nntv f ('.. W.
Neal A llro. 32tf
Cheese! Cheese! Cheese! l'ino nssnrlmeot
of Cheese at Itussel's.
TOWANDA HOOTS! TO WANDA HOOTS!
liny tl.tm, try ihem and voii will nlu-.-im
want ihem. l-'or sale at MeKi"nney'H who is solo
ngent for Hurt's fine Shoes.
Hussel has lust reci-ivid a frrsh snonlv uf
Apples, Ihuianas, Oranges, Lemons, Pino Ap
ples, A.c. Kxamiuc his slock.
Don't ho woiried and anoveil with nnlv n
lioor quality of Coal hut dirt'v and slalv besides,
but buy of O. W. Ni:,u. & Hno. who 'deal only
ill the best qualitii-s. 82lf
llusst'l is receiving fresh Watermelon. Can-
telopeit, Hauanas Ac., daily.
Wyoming Sp.minauy and CoMsniuciAr,
Coi.l,i:tin. Acconimodiitinns for ajl) boarders
and as many day scholars. Students prepared
lor college, piolcssioual sludy, teaching ami bu
siness, thorough instruction ami di-i-inlinc.
Ruikiii''. wholesale and retail business, railroad
ing, etc, praitically taught. Next term opens
September 1st, l-'or catalogue, containing a
bcaulilul steel engraving of tho Seminary and
for illustrated Commercial Journal address Hev.
D, Copclaud, Principal, Kingston, Liuernc coun
ty, Pa. On commercial matters address L. L.
Sprague. tlw
Good news and New Goods. Ladies' Ties. Km-
broideries, Linen Collar and Cull's Linen
Handkerchief, Towels and Napkins, Table
.nuns, Water I'rools, Heaver Uloths and lots ol
thtr New Goods iiiat received at Lul. t
Sloan's at the very lowest cash prices.
Fine block of Huhbers at McKinney's.
l'armers in want of first class articles of
Thlcshers and Cleaners; also, one and two
orse J read rowers, call on or address ,J, ,M.
llulshi.er, Light Street, Columbia County, Pa.
iliu
HA UN 1CSS ! 1IAHNKSSI!
C. S. Kiirman has on hand nt his establish
ment soino of the finest and cheapest sets of sin-
le anil double 1 Unless ever made m ISIoonis-
liiirir. n.ich set of his Harness will show for it
self lhat skilled workmanship lias been brought
into requisition to make them what they art-
first chivt in every respect. Mr. l-'urmau uses
none but the best of stock in his Harness, as nn
examination of them will prove. Ho invites all
in need of Harness to call and sccfortheni-clvi
that the above statement is not an exaggerated
one.
C. W. Niut, t-Hi!0., spare no expenso to'send
out nice Coal. 'AM
fln to Hushi:i,i,'s for your Groceries, lie
sells for cash nnd will not be undersold.
Kaumiuis, Attention. Hrs.-i:t, takes Hiiller
iggs, Lard and Produce in exchange for goods.
Pewter Sand for sale at lUi.ssr.i.'H.
Tobacco and Confectioneries, wholesale and
retail by M. SI. Kus,el.
- T
Granulated Sugar for sale at Kusisiu.'h.
If you want a first class Kami Wagon,
If you want a Platform Pleasure Wagon,
If you want an Kliplio Spring Wagon,
If you want a Plea-uro Wagon,
If you want your Wagon put in good tiim,
If you want repair dune good with shoit
notice, Go to J. H. l-'.vu.-.
Oat Meal for sale at Husscl's. Call nnd try il.
If you want a good Ham,
11 you want cheap and good Tea,
If you want Coffee Java or Ilio,
If you want food Canned Fruit,
If you want the best Mackerel,
If you want Sugar for tho least money,
If you want tho best Syrups in town,
If you want good Cigars,
If vtm want good Tobacco.
If you want anything in tho Grocery nnd
rovisiou line, go to Ilushi:i,1,'.s, Main'strcct.
tt-o
Vlien vou iro lo Philadelphia slop at
tlio Allegheny ilou-o, No. S12 ami 811 Mar
ket street ; iiuwng men recently reiiovaieu,
tico only per day, A. iii:ck,
March lH,'7.3-ly Piopiietor.
All Coal slated and screened beforo leaving
tlio old established coal yard of ('. W. NliAI. A
lino, --u
Genuino Mason Fruit Jar for sale at M. M.
Iluwcl',
COAL. COAL
lllil IMahlishoil Coal Yuvil.
C. W. Ni:ai. & Hltfi.. Wholesalo it Itelail
Dealers in nil sies of tho best qualities ol
ltcil and Whito Ash Coal, ut thu very lowest
market rates, llavn constantly on hand largo
ntneks of
Domestic,
Cupola,
Hlacksmitli's Anthracite,
Hituniinoiis,
and Liuicbiirner'is Coal,
Kspci-ial attention uiveii to tho iirepara-
tiou nf coal before leaving our yards, Grain
uml Lumber taken in exchange fur coal,
Conl delivered to any part of tlio town at
Hhort police. Orders fell ut I. W. MeKelvy's
store, or at our office, w ill receive nroiupUit-
ten on. uiiiioaiiu varus at wiiiiani icin
A Hons' Furnace, Lust lilooinsbiirj;. Your
tiatronagu respecllully solicited,
COAL. l7-tl2.- COAL
Marriages.
On Iho mil lust., by Hev. Win, (I, Ulule, Mr
JACOII IIOWIIS, of I'atttvvlssa township, to Miss
CIIHIsTIANA HOAi'H.of Itoailngcieek luwnshlp.
On thol'ilh Inst., ut Iho resldenco of the I Hide's
parents, by Hev, J. A. Irvine, Mr. JOMU'll KHIII.ni,
of Shenandoah Clly, to Jllvs OATAIIIilNU SNV-
Hint, of Hloomsburg.
At tho homo ot iKo bride, Mill Drove, I'a., August,
81st, IstJ, nt bimrise, by Itev. Henry H. Mendenhall
Miss A.MAMM, oniy uaiii'iiiertu jur. n. n. wise, io
Mr. SU.AS YOl'.Nd, ot Numi-dltt.
On Iho lith Inst., In orangtvllle, by Kev, N, Kpcar,
Mr, 0, M. IMIHISTMAN, of Hloomsburg, to .Ml
HAltAII ZfHIII.UH.ot Mt. I'le.is.llit.
At tho resldunco ot tho oriicljilng mlnhtcr, on
Sunday, August leih, lil, by K. I.'. Or Is, Mr, (ICO,
KVKItlf IT, ot I'alrinount tow nshlp, I.iuemo itiunly,
to Miss HAU.U1 A, I'OUST, of Henton Uiwnihlp,
Columbia coilnty, I'a.
On Ihe Sid ot Aligns, ls7D, by Henry C, Ilt-ss, Ilsq,
ut his omen, In Sugiirloaf township, Mr, T, s I'KWAIll)
pol hi . of Heuion, loiunibia county, nnu .miss m.i.
PIIA VANIH'SUN, (it Thoiueilale, Sulllvuu county,
I'll.
Deaths.
In Jackson township, Columbia county, on Tues
day, August 10th, lsir., Mr.JACOII WATTN, aged 39
j ears, A montlis n nil 7 day.
At llspy, on (Sunday lust, after a lingering lllncne,
Mr. W1M.IAM JIII,Ni:s, oged about 74 year.
Il A RKKL'ltEPO RTsr
HLOOMSHUHG MAHKKT.
Wheat per bushel $ l.M
UjB ,, HI
Corn " .hi)
Hat " M
l'lour per barrel 7.uu
riovi-rsred 7.00
Fl.u.sccil J.m
iiuticr 3)
I'gua is
Tallow ,., , lis
Potatoes , Ml
lirlril Apple , 10
Hums to
sidcsAShouldora 1-2
hard per Mimd is
Hay per ton-. so.no
lii'i-swa an
Ulnolliy Seed 4.W
til'OTATIONS roil CO Ah.
No. 4 on Whai f t 4,no per Ton
No.B " " f "
No. il " " t 3,rs) " "
lllaeksmllh'sl.uinponwiuiit $ 4,ii " "
" lltliimlnouH " c,uu " "
TOWN AND COUNT11Y.
Scs rises B o'clock M lalnutes seta 0 o'clock 34
mliitites,
o
(loi.i Is now quoted nt a premium of about 113 In
other words green b.u-ks are about 13 percent, below
par.
o
Hi.ank Drmw, on I'aielunent and linen paper, com
mon imil for Administrator, llxeeulors and Trustees,
tor salo cheap at the to i-miuan ofllce.
o
"l-'ivi: JIist'TKS ron lHiini.siiMHNTS." Kvcry body
who has tnueledby railroad has heard Iho above
nntioimri'mcnt, anil has piobably mirfercd from eat
ing too lustily, Ihtieby sowing tho seed ot dyspep
sia. It Is a comfort to know lhat tho I'eruU.m
Syrup will cure the worst cases of dyspepsia, as
thousands have It-Milled.
o
WIllIIli: TO AllVKIlTIsn.
A. T. Stewart sajs Iho best advertising mediums
ho has ever found "aro tho old established organs of
tho two pull I leal parties, at tho several county seals
throughout the Union." "These," ho says "reach
every family of tho least account In their several
count lc.i, nnd are more cart fully read than any oilier
class of Journals." It Mr. Stewart's Judgment Is of
value, there Is no illnlcully In deciding which paper
Il Is for Ihe Interest of business men to advertise In
Tho I'oi.mou Dkmocii vt, upon which this paper Is
pal Hally founded, w.vs established In lsoii, nndthc
t'ot.t-Mi'.lAN now enjojs a wider circulation and
greater prosperity than It ever did. It goes legular
ly Into two thousand families In Columbia and ad
joining counties, and by most of them Is read from
Ih llrstto the hist line. Ills tho only recognised
oiponcnlcf neatly live thousand Democratic, voter
In the comity, ltglves ndvcillsemeiils a tasty dis
play, thai nukes Ihem attractive to Its patrons, thus
ensuring greater ccilaliily that. Ihey will jieruso
Ihem. Whllo lis circulation I iundoubtcdly much tho
largest In ihe counly, tlm advertising latcs of the
t'oi.i-MiUAN are no higher than those of other papers
wilh barely halt and several not one-fourth tho num
ber of Biili-cilbeis. l'aels like Hit-bo speak for them-Mlu-s.
No shrewd business ninn will neglect lo In
sert his advertisements In the Coixmman tf.
o
Many who nro suffering from tlio effects of tho
warm weather anil aro debilitated, nro advised by
plivslelans lo I.Ike moderate amounts of whisky two
or three times dining the day. In a llltlo while
t hose w ho adopt this iidvleo frequently Increase the
number ot "drinks," and In time become confirmed
Inebriates. A beverage which will not create thirst
for Intoxicating liquors, and which Is Intended espe
cially for Iho benefit of debilitated persons, whether
nt homo or abroad, Is Dr. Sehciick's Sea Weed Tonic.
Containing tho Juices of many medicinal herbs, this
pieparatlon does not create an appetite for tho In
toxicating nip. The iiouil-ldng nnd tho self-sup-poi
ting properties of many valuablo natural produc
tions contained In II and well known to me. Ileal
mi n havo a nuM stieiiglhenlng Imiiieucc. A single
bottle of the Totile will demonslrato its valuable
qualities, for tU-MHIy arising from sickness, over
exert Ion or from any rauso whatever, a wlneglassful
uf Sea Weed Tonic taken after meals w 111 strengthen
the .stomach and crcatonn nppeHtefor wholesome
food. To all who aro about leaving 1 heir homes, we
ilislio to say that Ihe excellent eilecls of Dr.
Schenek's seasonable remedies, Sea Weed Tonic, and
.Mandrake l'llls, nro particularly evident when taken
by (hose who me Injuriously arfeetcd by a change of
water and diet. No person should leave homo with
out taking a Mipply of thebo safeguards along. l'ir
H.de by all Diugglsls.
o
itihi-'V Tin: sphinhs oi-" i.in:.
It Is aslno qua non of health, that thesouices tf
vitality, tho "springs of life," should be fieo from
conlamlnatlnn, 'Iho iiaids which, by their action
uiM.'i the food, transforms It into blond, and the
great vital nutriment Itself, must bo pure, It tho
muscles, the bones am! the brain are to bo properly
nourlshcd nnd kept vigorous. To this end the
stomach, tho liver, tho bowels and tho kidneys
should perform uninterruptedly their various func
tions, sliico If theso am disturbed tho vital llulds
Kpeedlly heeonio tit luted. The best, nay, tho only
blood tlepurent which purines them, by overcoming
Ihoso bodily Irregularities which produeo them, Is
llostctter's stomach Hitlers. Tho principle upon
which lids .salutary alterative acts Is as simple as It
Is philosophic. Tho origin of most diseases, and in
v.iil.ibly Ihoso which affect tho organs above men
tioned, Is weakness, caused by liisuMclent assimila
tion of tlio food. Tho Hitters speedily rectify the
auso of Iho dllllculty by restoring vigorous tllges-
tluii, ratli.it all parts of tho physical structure uro
supplied wlih an abundance, ot pure, rich blood.
This Increases tho ntllvhyof thodtscharglngorgans,
and cnablo Ihem to throw off tho effete matter,
which, rankling In tho system, destroys health.
This bodily refuse having been got rid of, nnd per
fect assimilation ro-eslabllshed, there Is nothing to
prevent a healthy and ni tlvo pcrformnnro of tho
vai Ions f unctions, such lielngtho exse, It Is plain
that Iho Hitlers aro not only tho most reliable siuin-
ichle, but an er.ullcant ot thoso diseases of the liver,
bowels and kldnrys which contaminate tho springs
ot life.
i:. p. in'Nur.iH mrnnt wink ot-' ikon,
Has never been known to fall In tho euro ot weak
ness, attended with sj mptoias, Indisposition to ext r
t'ou, lo-v, of uicnwry, difficulty of breathing, general
weakness, horror of dlsehsc, weal.-, nervous, tremb
ling, dreadful horror o( death, night sweats, cold
fi et, weakness, dimness, of vision lauguor, universal
I.issltudoot the muscular svslem, enormous appe
tite, with dyspepllc system, hot hands, llu.shhi'' of
ls-.lv, drvnessot iheskln, pallid countenance nnd
i-upl Ions on Iho lace, putting tho blood, pain !n
Iho back, heiivlniss or Ihu t-jclhb, frequently bhu k
spot i li) lug before the cjos with temporary suffusion
ami loss ot sle.hu wimt of attention, etc. These
symptoms all uilse fiom a weakness, nnd to remedy
lhat. use i:. 1'. Kmikd's lilt tor Wino ot Hon. It
m-ver fulls, 'thousands are now ciiJovIiil' heallh
who have ustd It. t.'tt iho genuine. Sold only In l
buttles. Take only K. 1'. Uniikcl's. Depot und of
llce, No. SMI Noith Mnlh SI., Philadelphia, l'.i.
Ask for Kmikel's Hlller Wine of lion. Tldslrulj
valuable tonle has bun bo Ihoiouglily leslutby all
classes of the community that It Is now deemed In
dispensable as a Tonlo medicine. 11 costs but little,
purities Iho Mood and gives tone to tho stomach,
rinovatisthosjblem and prolongs lite.
I now only ask u malar this valuablo tonic. Prlco
I perbolile. II. r. Himkel, Solo Piopili lor, No. 'AMI
Ninth Ninth sr., below Vine, Philadelphia, I'a, Ask
lor Kunkil's lillltr Wine t-f Iron, and take no other.
II Is sold onl In it b Hies, wilh a photograph of the
propi let or on each vv rapper, nil other Is countci fell.
Sold by all druggUts.
T.VI-K WOHSI liKVIOVlMl AllVK.
Head and complete In two hours. No feo t ill head
passes. Seal, 1'ln and stomach Wonns lemovtd hy
nr. Kiinuel, Wi Noilh Nlnlh SI. Advice free. No
fie until tint il. Ask. for Kmikel's Worm Svrup.
l'l loo, II, und guaranteed. Send fur circular.
COURT PROCLAMATION.
"WrilKHKAS, Hie lion. William Ki.ww.l,
ITenldciil Judge ol Ihot'oiiil ofojer and
I'eriidni-tiiiid (leneiul J i'l Hcllv cry, Court of Quar-
Icr Sessions of the ivateand the Court of common
Picas and orphans' Com t In tho vcih Jmllclal Ills.
1 1 1ft. t-oniiosed ot Ihe eiiunlles of Columbia and
Montour, and Ihe Hons, lit v m Diuui and Lsvao S,
MositoK, Assoclale J udges of coluiabla counly, haw
Issued Iheir prtivpt, be.iilng dale the nth day ot
May., hi tho jearot our Uird ono thousand eight
bundled and bttenly-tlve, and to mo directed for
holdlhgacourt of oyer nnd Termini rand tleneral
(mallei' Sestluns of Iho Peace, Court ot Common
Fleas and oi plums' Court, hi Hloomsbiiig, in tho
counly ot Columbia, on Iho lht Monday, being the
Clh d ly of September next, loeontlnuo two weeks.
Milium is iieri-ny given to tho Coroner, to the Jus.
tlecs it iho Peace, und Iho constables ottho Mid
county of Columbia, that Ihey bo Iheuund therein
lime proper pel sou nt lit o'clock In Mm foienoonot
suldi'Jh day nf Seileiulr, with Hit lr records, luipd.
billon and oilier lemembiaiicea, to do Ihoso thing
which to their ofllce api italn to bo done. And
Ihoso that are Iwuiulby iceognUanco (o moHivule
ngaliist tho pilwinci that moor may IkiIiiUio J.ill
til ino bum county ii iniuiuuiu, lo Ui tlu-ii and there
lo piohtsiuto Ihinius bludlbii Jii,t, Jurorsaro re-
(lUcsled lobe punctual In llii-lr attendance, iigi eeabh
In their notices. Haled lit Hlotiiusburg Iholllh da
) nf Mtgusl, In Iho ear of our lord mm
I. ... ........ ... , (v ,,,,u,i4 iiiii, ra-l em, -,
- - J untl Iii I Iii iiUKl.-iiliilhjtarof tho ludi
j. ndeniijuf Ihe I nlb d stult mt iMniildi,
Shell lis Ofllce, MRHAHIiOllOVHIt.
Hloomsburg, August U to fchetlff.
Juries for Sept. Term, 1875.
OUANI) .mitOUH.
lllnom-t!. r. Itnapii, t;. A, Mojer,
Herwlck-c. H, liavenporl.
Heavrr-,tohii Khuin.ui.
Hilarcieck -linos Adams.
Centie-llliaiii Whitman, Thomas llrobst.
centralla-liavld Welsh.
i'on ngnain William tioodmnn.
I'raiikllii-Win, (I. I l.sher, Haiilel llnacland.
rixK-ust-Kobcrt Watklns, l.'noch Kesltr, Isnlah
Sharfcr.
Minim Isaac Andrews, Anron Hess.
Mudlson-Wiish Wclllver, John sil lier.
Montourllcnry iJiarus, Lewis Itolli.
oiaiigo-Abniui Dlldlne, Jacob Snj tier,
Scolt-t'.c, In-nth.
Sugarloa t Win. 1 1 u rll ngcr.
THAVKHSU .IUHOHS.
MUST WKKK.
liloom-Cnlcb llarton, A. Tirwlilegcr, 1.. T. Eharp
Icsss, Audievv llui.slnxer, sol, 1'ostir.
Henvcr .losh. shiiman.
Henton Clark Hrlnk.
Calawlssu llamllion nshcr,M.tl. ltiighci.
Cenlie .lacob Sponster, John Walters.
Convngham Win. Iluiburt,
Cenlrafla John tloiey.
(ireonwisjd-tleorKo iilrlon, Daniel Wclllver.
IWmlock-Hamuol old, H. n, Uldy.
Jackson Henry Wagner.
MicustMa) berry Mivder, Win. Irwin.
.Madison John M. smith, James Klstler.
Main I), s. Ilrown,.!, It. Jninl.son, Joslah Drum.
Jit. I'lvrtMint Wm. Oman.
Jtllllln .lacob Hrown.
.Montour Wm. I'. Mouser.
orange D. H. Huyman, c. W. Iflvy.
Honrlngereek Jenks liver,
Scott A. C llagenbueh, Charles f-o.
Uugarloat Wm. case, Hmanucl Dlltz, A. Cole.
SKCOVIl WKKK.
Illoom A. .T. I'.vans, W. S. Conner, 0. M. Knorr.
. Ilernlck Lovtl Kurtz, 1). c. Jlclleury, Jleidecal
Jackson.
Henton John Kcler.
Heaver Nathaniel Hrcdbcnder, Conrad lircdbcn
der. llrl.ircrcek Wm. 11. Vroas Levi CotlrlRht.
Catawlssa-lleiijamln Harudt, lb.tl.ili John, John
Mensch, M. v. II. Kline, John I,, shuinaii, c. W.
JlcKtlvy,
cenlro -om. TI. Hess, Wm. Hennli, H.D. Knorr,
i-'lshln-'eieek -Daniel smith, Moid Carver, Hiram
Crawrord, I'eter I less
Orecnwood-.Matlld.is Kline.
Hemlock ivtcr Wcrkhelser, Sr.
Jackson -.1 im Hatdz, A. J. Derr.
JladlM)n-.l..lui Allen.
Jit. Pleasant Samuel Nolton.
Miniln-slohn Wlntersteen.
Jlontour Alfred Iv nn.
Orange John Vnnllew.
Heotl .lacob Tcrvvlllecer.
siigarloaf Wm. A. KHe.
"1 KGLSTL'K'S N'OTICK.
iV Notice Is hereby given I o nil legatees, crcdl-lui-s
nnd other persons interested In Iho estates or
thnrespeclliodccenileiilsand minors, Hut Ilia fol
lowing administration und guardian accounts have
been llled In Iheotlleo ot thu ItecMer of t'nliimlii.i
county, and will be presented fur continuation and
uuumiiH-u iii urn uiiii.ins t oun io ihi neiii in
liloomstmrg, on Wednesday, thu sih day of Sentem-
ber,
, lsii, at 2 o clock, p. in. on Raid day:
1. Account of William Maust nnd Joseph Jlaust,
HKeenloi-Stif JoaCIiIi Jlaust.t.Llenr .M.iill.snn fntviisliln.
d-.ceased.
2 Aeeounlor Joshua rrlt,Admhil.strator of Hiram
llaker, tale of Jackson township, deceased.
3. First and Ileal account nf li.nlil M.istr-rs. rm-ir.
dlan of row It r Io ons, minor child ot Hobei I J, I.vons,
lato of Pino township, tieeuiued.
4. First nnd limit account ot John 71. llettlcr, Exec
utor of Henlamlti Vobe. latnnr Miiuin triwnshin. ii...
ceased.
0. 'I ho second and Iln.il account or Isa.ie K. Krtpir-
baurn and -lose pi i Ash. Atlmlulsiratoi's of Jacob Ash,
ui iciiu,ii tunusuip, ucccii.seu,
. Account of 11. 1". Itat tin, (lu.irdlanof John JI.
Smith, minor child of J. 1'. sinllh, lato ot tlreeuvvood
township, Ueceased.
7. Klistiuul final account ot John II. llettlcr. Ad
mlnlsiralor of William J. Hannah, lato ot Jllllim
township, deceased.
8. Second und llnal account ot John If. llettlcr.
Administrator of Michael fry, lato of Jllllim town
ship, deceased.
9. Account ot llllllngton Itucklo, Administrator of
Isaac Selgfreld, l.Uo of tho town of Hloomsburg, de
ceased. 10. Account of James s. JleNlneh, fluardlan ot
.Mary 1). I'enstt-rmacher, inuior child nf Hllast'cu
slermacher, lato ot Columbia counly, dcce.iscd.
11. First and llnal account ot Amos K Heaeock.
Adinlnlslriilor ol Hllzabeth Kester, lato of Jladbon
township, tleceastd.
12. First account ot William It. Cox, ono of Iho Ad
ministrators of Wesley Johnston, lato of Jtadtson
township, deceased,
13. Second supplemental account of Peter Knt,
i:eculurtif Jlatthew JlcDovvcll, lato or Scott town
ship, deceased.
14. First and llnal account of Ix-onard H. Itupcrt,
Heculorot IthodaAnn Itiiicit, lato of tho town of
Hloomsburg, deceased.
15. Account or. James McAlarnev, llxceutorof flco.
Lougenberger, lalo of Heaver township, deceased.
Hi. First und llnal account of Anna Cummin, Ad
ministratrix of Jloses colimiui, lato of tho town of
Htooinsbuig, deceased.
17. First and Una! account of Freeman Sltlcr and
Simon Sltler, AdmluMraloisot John hitler, Into ot
Centre township, deceased.
1S. Account of c. II. Ilnnkwnv, fluardlan of John
S. Owens, minor child of Juhn i Owens, late of Co
lumbia counly, dei o.u,ul.
19. First nnd partial account of Wm. Harris and
James A. Harris, Administrators nf Jacob I Ian Is,
lato of Hemlock low uslilp, deceased.
'.'il Account or Andrew Luubach e.nd John fl. batl
bach, Admlslr.itiU's n( rrederlek l.tubacli, lato or
sug.ulour township, ileei-a.sed.
21. Aceounl or John Helnbold and Samuel lifln
lild, Hveeulers or James A. Fox, late of Locust
low nshlp,. deceased.
22. Second am) llnal account of Samui 1 Ciensy, Ad
inlul -.t liilipr ul Iteniy W. Creasy, late ol Seoltlovvi
hhlp, dec-.l-l d.
23. First ai roimt of Stephen It. Miller, Administra
tor cum li-siaiiM-iilo uniu-Mi of John tiller, lato of
Mimluur townslilji, dece.ised.
21. Aerniiiitof John A. Funston, Administrator of
Wilson Allen, late of Madison lowiHilp, deceased.
us. First and llnal account of Lewis cieasy, Ad
mlnlsi i utur uf Dav la creasy, late ot Jllllllu tow nshlji,
deceased.
2d. Tin- llnal account nf Charles iiarlman.guardl.in
of John I rln, minor child of John 1'ilti, sr., late of
Catawlisu, twp., tleceastd.
Itcglslci-'s Office, ) W. II, JACOHV,
Illoomsbiirg, July u, ls75. litglster.
I- 1ST OK t'AUSLS 1-OH THIAL AT SKI'
J THMHHltTHH.M, ls7.-,.
Mt. Carmel savlni; Hank vs J. 1). Mellenry.
1'atson, shubert .v: Co. vs J. D. Mellenry.
William ohey vs Oliver H. Vohey.
Oliver Yohev vs William Vohey.
John J. Mellenry vs Jonas Doty and Mlron Fellows.
Loander carman's Admr., vs William Aprleman.
Chrlsll.ur Wolf vs 't he Noillut West Hraiich It. It. Co.
Wellington Hughes vs Philip Sponcbergcr.
i:. 11. John's Admr., vs Aaron drover.
Kit Kendlg vs Daniel Morris.
T. S. Smith vs Tho School Directors of Henton Dis
trict.
William Snyder's IIxt's. vs Tho Town of Hloomsburg.
William Harris vs Hervvlck llolllng Mill Company.
I). S. Morgan K Co. vs. Samuel Johnson.
SKCONI) WKKK.
Aaron Harrel vs Tho Lycoming FIro Insuranco Com
pany.
William T. Andrews vs D. V, Scybert.
H. 11. (iulo vs II. McOready.
First National Ii.inlc of Hlooomsburg vs Charlos
Lee, ct al.
First National Hani; of Hloomsburg vs Jcsso I), Hlco.
Levi Klnley vs N. S. Campbell.
A. T. Ikeler v s Jonas Doty.
John Ileacock vs. Jonas Doty.
Pardee, MjiUIo .V, drier vs II. (i. ('reveling.
First National Hank of Hloomsburg va (ieorgo Cava-
nee, et ah
Ch irles M, Marplo's F.xi 's. v s Knot Jocoby.
SaniucI J. Case vs Jonas Doty,
WUsuu Clh". iinvn Jonas Doly.
M. (I. Hughes vsJcbse 1). Illce.
M. (I. Hughes vs. Oscar I', i-.l.t.
I.. F. Davis v Jonas Doty.
Jesse Ilartinan vs Jonas Doty.
II. Call in Hobblns vs F.U-hiMuiItz, ct al.
Vtistlno Hoone vs 11. (1. Cii-vellng.
John J, Mellenry vs 1). I.. ,t W, 1!. I!, Co,
lhailne Mosleller vs Anlhony Slng'ey,
llcnjamtn Wlntersteen vs William lloughtcn.
st cy John vs II. o. Cr. vcllng, 1 1 al.
F.ll.ts Miller vs Philadelphia ft Heading Hall Hoad Co.
John Mecalla's IX'r., vsl Ieorgo Luce.
Chailcs W. Fran!.' use, vs Simon Chailes.
Kestv ,t Hodlne vs s. J, I'auv, ct al.
Ira 1'ealer's Aihn'r., vs Sylvesler Fealel's Adm'r,
The Screw Jlovver and Heaptr Co, use, vs J. N.
Turnbach.
I). F. sejbei t vs Philip Appleman.
Mary Jle.Marnej's use, vu Simon I'. Kase, ct al.
Itachcl Hobblns vs Sharpless d Son,
David J. Waller vs rimtNntloii.il Hank of Hlonni'
burg. .
Joseph It. Kvans vs rilas Olger,
I.. Kramer vsch.iileslt. names.
Milton chailcs vs J. D. Hlce, et ill.
Fr.iru Is Hlcherl iim, vs W. II. Helnhold, et al.
Jcsso Colt man vs Tim Town of Hloomsburg,
Isaac : Yeller vs .lacob (lining's Adm r.
HUalieth W. Sanders s William Si ln-i-kteilt-.
Williams .fcChalfuiilvs h. II. (lule.
Nelson Hrandon vs William T Shuman,
Allnas Cole's ue, vs 'I'hoinas II. Cole, It t ro tenant,
Allnas Cole's Use, vs Thomas II. Cole, lerre tenant.
.Minus cole's tisn, vs Thomas II. Cole, u n o tenant,
William Mllnes vs Michael (Irovtr, sheriff,
H. F. ZAKH,
Hlooomsburg, Aug. la lr. 1'iolhonoluiy,
DIVOItCK iNOTICIi
Fanny II. Jenkins hy
lii-r nost filcnd
William T. shuinaii
vs.
John s. Jenkins.
In tho court of
Common Pleas of
Culuiubl i fount v.
Alias Siibpaui.t 111 HI-
HI i n.
To John S, Jenkins, Hi-spoudent:
Yon will uleaseinke iioilee that tho Cntirt n.im.i-
deied piilille.il Ion In l- lniulo on joii to show cuiiso
vv-nv a invoice, a vinculo loan nioiill slimiM nut lui
tletli e.l In tho uhiivcc.isti. Will reluiiuibloou thu
111 -l .sionil.iy l'l nepu-iiiiH-r, ., ll s,r,.
rersoii.u si ivice navin luiieii neeauso nf viuii- at
6Ciice. MICilAHL (IHOVKIt
Hi'simsiuire, Aug. '.'."iii it sheriir
I IjMIN'IKTUA Toll's NOT1CI0.
1 KSTlTK 01- JOHN 0.sT, i.l-KSKn.
I.elti'1-s ot Ad I'lulsli-allnn on Iho esluto nf John
itMi, i. in-ut iiii.ui it i- iowiikiiip,i-tiiiiiiiinat'uuiiiy
ilivi an d, have Isi-n liianied by Iho lieguter of s.ili
counly. In Hllas Vnsl und Hmaiuu l Vni .nr im.ii-
t'l-ecli luwuslihi. All iM-i-suiis having fhdius against
tho i-stale nf I lie d'wdinl. aro leipiesti tl to iiiiseiil
llii-hl far -a-lllt-liienl. and Ihoseluilebleil linliiu.i.iiiii
to make pivineiii lo ihu unuerh,'ni'dadmlnlali,iluis
wiiuutit ui-uiy, l.l.l.vsi Vlivi,
,. , . H.MANI'HI. YOST,
Aug, C, "m-U.. Adinhdsiiutors,
TVTI'AV YOllK' Ti:iiirN-i:. "Till: li:ai-
iv. yi'.vvi-iui ti M.vtsi'u'Hii, t ni:s
Aim H'llsiNd Ml.HIl M. Dally, tiuui car, stud
vvi-i SIJ, t--.
I'o.li I ice tl Ihe Sill. Tiber, Six-elmcn Copli
nnd Auviillilii" ittb 'lit Weekly, Intluli t'r
oriaoie'omy ji, puslagi luld. Address Tim Tin
"""ii'i i tittu id io-iy,
SILERLFFS SALES.
TY vlrlue nf siimlrv writ of Venditioni V.x-
.1 ) lHinnsand Fieri Fix" his Issued nut of I hn Court
in t oiiunnn ricaso oi i nii-iuoia ennui), aim to on- iii
rccted, will In) ejt)iosi-d to public sato ntlhoCOlllT
llousl:, In Hlooinsliurg, on
Miiiiilny Hie lilli tiny of Scilrmlirr, ISio,
nt ono o'clock, p, in., thu following tlcsctlbtd proper
ty, to-witi
All that certain teal eslato Htuato In Scott town
shlpi bounded on Iho noithby Main street ot tho
town of font-, on the t-nst by nn alley, on the south
by an ullcy, and on tho weslbynlotof AlonzoDodi.",
Is lng 1731.1 feet deep and feet In wldlh. situ do
In Scott township, Columbia county, whrreon Is
citcted n two-btoiled frnino hoiiso and other out
buildings. scHi-il, taken Into execution and to bo sold as tho
property ot Jt, C. Jlccolluni.
ALSO,
All that certain lot ot Inml sltuato In tho Townot
Hloomsburg, Columbia county, bounded un Iho north
by a public road lending to Hspy, on the east by lot
of A Noble, on tho south hv un alley, and on tho
West by lot of M, C, Woodward. In front Ml feet and
Indeplh 2-nfeet, on which aro erected a two-story
brick dwelling house, frame sUtbleniidoul-bullihngH,
Seled, liiken Into execution and lo bo bold its tho
property ol Jonathan t hronilsc,
ALSO,
All that, crrUdn lot nf ground flluito In Iho Town
ot Calawlssu, t.'alavvlssa lownshlp, Columbia county,
bounded on Ihe north (In It) by land of Thomas I).
Harder, on tho t-nst (isr, tl.) by public, road to Paper
.Mill, on iho south oui it.) by lot of H. I). lihiuriLiuid
in ins west (I2.ift.)by Foiulh bll'cet, on which nro
creeled a ono and one-halt btrory dwelling house, it
stable and out-buildings.
Seized, taken Into execution nnd to bo sold as tho
proinrty of Isaac Tlioinpson.
ALSO,
All lhat certain lot ot hutdsltuatn In tho Town of
Hloomsburg, Columbia counly, bounded by an alloy
on Iho west, by lot of Daniel .Miller on Ihe ninth, by
Inlng about Wfett In front nnd son feel In depth,
wheieon aro ertclcd it two-story framo dwelling
housn and ouMailldhigs,
Selztsl, taken Into execution nnd to bo sold as tho
property of A . T. Slaj man.
ALSO,
All lhat certain real estate bounded on the north
by Main street ot the Town of Hspy, on tlio east by
nn alley, on tho south by nn alley, and on Iho west
ny iot.t.1 rtionzo poiige, ocuig huh ici-i otcpanus-ju
feet In width, sltualo In Scott township, Uilumhl
counly, v?liereon It erected a two-stoiled framo
houso und uul-bulldlugs,
ALSO,
All lhat certain pieco of laud slluato In Hrlarercck
tow nshlp, Columbia county, adlolulng land of John
Van I'elt. on Iho north, Archibald Fowler on tho
south, Wm. Kline on the we ,t, and Dennis slberl on
Ihe cost, containing thlity acres mnio or less, where
on are creeled a ono and one-half btory Hotel, a shed
and other out buildings.
Seized, taken Into execution and In lie fold as the
ureoerlv of William Linden, wilh notice to tcneten-
ants.
ALSO,
All that lot cf land slluato in tho Town nf r.snv.
Columbia county, l'eliiisjlvanla, bounded and de
8crllH.it us rollows, to-wlt: lly an alley on the west
and iioilli, nnd ontho east by lot of Huller Htlgar,
ami south m .Ma n street. Sa d lot be nt? s xtv feel,
In front nnd one hundred and seventy.tive rei-t deep,
bo the same moieor leM.vvheieou are erected a two
story house and stable.
Seized, taken Into execution and to bo sold as tho
projierty ot Kllsha U. l'urscl.
ALSO,
AH tho right, tlllonnd Interest or tho defendant,
A.T. Frcutzcl In tlio following real estate, to-wlt:
Ail that certain lot of land situate in tlio oorough of
Htrwiek, In tho county of Columbia, on Mulberry
street, adjoining tho Catholic Cemetery, lototWoI
llvcr, and by Jackson btrcct, Islug about one bun
dled anil titty feet In fro.it on Jackson direct, nnd
ono hundred and eighty reetmorcor less In depth:
Also, one other lot bounded bv lot of said Wclllver.
said cemetery lot, by lot ot John snjder.and Jackson
street, ni'iiigrourty-nvo rett lient by about one bun
dled and eighty feet In denth: Also, ono other niece
commencing on said Jackson street, at comer of lot
ui - f-nernian, uieuco oy same to lot ot .si, .si,
Jackson, thence by Jacksun'slotnlntly-livofeettolot
or l'reas Urn's., theiico bjibe sumo to Jackson street
aforesaid, thenco nlung saldsticet, nlncty-llvo feet
to tho place ot heglimlng.on vvhltharu elected ix
iraine dwelling notisc ami oiit-uiiuuings.
.tit-ti, liiKt-u uiio exeemiun nun to no boiu as ino
property of A. T. Freutel K A. 1). AlcCrea.
ALSO,
All lhat certain lot of ground slluato In tho t.nwn
of ISpy, Scott township, Columbia county, bounded
Market htreet on Iho west, lotot Samuel bldleman
mi I ho north, lot of Stephen Auchenbaeh on Iho east,
and an alley on the soul h, wlieienu are erected a
frame dwelling house and out-bulldlngs, with tho
appurtenances.
l-llM'll lill.CU lllio (.'.MJlllLlUU ilUU tU UU .SUIU IU3 IUO
property of c. w. 'I rump. 4
ALSO,
Tho undivided onclhlr.l of all lhat certain lot of
gloiind situate In thu lownshlt or seott. In Ihe conu
tj of loliiinbl.iiirores.dll, bounded and described as
fullotvs, to wli : Hi-ginning nt a stone coiner In Ihe
middle of Miuktt sirett of the village of i;spv, and
nuinln- thence along an alley noith hl.l-si and
ono fourlh ilegiees, east twenty peiehesnnd llvo
fetlto a iKist.tiiei.ci along l.tndof m. Millies iioilli
twcnty-lliiee und Hir-e-louith ilegiees, west thir
teen pel chest lev en lei t In a po.-t, llienco by lauds
of tame, south slxtj-slx and one-fuurlh tlegree.-.
west tt.ellly t-n lies nnd llvefi-et lo tho mldoleot
bald Mm ket street, thence hv middle of same, south
tvvenlj-lhrieaiidlhree-riiuilhstlegrees, east, llili teen
nei-Liies .mil eleven reel lot no ni.tcenr hee no n-r.
coiiiulnlng ono hundred and sevenleeuaud a bait
perches.
ALSO,
The undivided nne.tlttrd n.irt, or mother lot on the
west side of .Mm l.i t si lei I. beginning In III'- middle
or Market si ret I, i mining ilu-nci- south slxi.i .tmluiie
fourlh degrees, vvi si Iwenlv-slx lii-re'ics and nllio
und a liah f-iet fo a post, theiico south t wenl -three
niiillliri-f-fii'irllis degrees, east eleven feel lo'a post.
thence not lb sl.tty.sls and one-fouith d -glees, east
sl peitlus and two and tuii--tliliil feet ton post,
memo south Iweiitv-tniee and Ihiee-touilhs de-
gives, t-asi tun e iviehcs mid I wo and nue-lialf feet,
iiu-nee uorin mm v -six aim oiie-iounii tiegiees, east
Ino in lilies mid two tout ole-tlilld leel. thi-iici-
suiiih twi ntj-lhree and tliree-fouilhs degiees, ea-t
nine iM-rches nnd eleven au.l tiue-fourth lectio an
alli-v, ttieuce along said alle.v. north slxtv-slx and
on. -loin in ilegiees, cast eleven perches und four and
ini-ii-iourins reel m iim miiniieor Market slreel,
tlience along middle uf same, north twenty-llnco
and thrte-luiuths degrees, west thirteen and one
half perches to tho place of beginning, containing
one aeie and twenty-live undone-rouilh lurches, U-
Ki-iiiei wnn tut- iippm teu.iiice.s.
Seized, taken lulu c.vecuiljnundtobo bold as tho
rnipert y ot M. c. JleCollum.
ALSO,
All that certain messuage or lot of ground situate
in the village nf Light Street aforesaid, on Iho east
Ide ot a nubile load leading from lllooinsburir lo
Oiangevlile, tmutided by the nubile load aforesaid,
i.iuii i et t.eorgo Ming, t,eurge donn, reier vv ui to anil
Matthew Mcliovvt II, cental idng seven acres and nnu
hundred and tweiitv-four iiercliet. whereon are
erected a good two-story frame dwelling hoiiso and
oul-hiillillugs.
se zeit. taken n oexeeut on nna to 00 sold us tnu
propel ty of F. 1'. Kelly.
A1.31J,
All that certain real estate slluato In Hobcrts'
Addition of the town of Catawtssa. Columbl t euun-
ty, lKiunded on Iho tiorlhwcst by the public road
leading fiom Cat.iwlssa tuthu upper Feiry, on I ho
northeast hy land of VV. II, i:ills,audouthuboiithcusl
oy M't-onii siiet-L oi b.uu lovvn, vvne-reon areereciea a
tvvo-stury frame dwelling house and out-houses.
r-ci.eii, uihcu into t-xeeutiuu uuu to oo bum as tnu
property ot VV, F, Hlbby.
also;
All that certain farm or tract of land situate In
Scott township, Columbia county, on Iho northern
bank of tho North Hi-anch of tl.o Susquchutia nver,
between the Town of Hloomsburg and Hspy, bound
ed on thejnorlh by land ot J. llaney Crevellng.pn Iho
t-.ist uy i.iuii in a uuu r-iiniiiau, on uiu west ny i.iuii ut
II. (I crevellng and Hdward Haw ling, conlalnlng
about 121 acres mure or less, with nppurtcnuces, and
vvhereonuro elected oho large two-storied bilt-k
dwelling house w lih m-insard riKif.w It It heating range
aim w aiei tin acuiuenis.w un siuniu ami wagun nouse
and uulslde building belonging to and corresponding
vv Ith said dwelling house. Also.niielwtt-slorledfrumo
It n. ml house and large bank barn with sheds und
other oiii-hullillngs. Lund In good slalc of cultiva
tion. 'J In- property will be sold in Iwo parcel.-, or to
ine ne-i aiivani.iges to puieiiasers nnu ireuuois.
!-t ii-ii, lasen inn, exeeuiiuu uuu to ue soiu as tnu
properly of Daniel but der.
ALSO,
Alllhat certain plee-of ground situate In '-colt town-
bhlp.Coimnbla eouuty.bnuiidi-d on I lie net tit bj tands-
oi .v. Mi.vuer, on uiu west alio ea.si nv inu same atui
on Ihe south hv tho Liieknwanua iV Hlooinsbiu-; Hull
Kuail t nnioanv. eonuiliiing two acres more or e-.s.
when on an- i-ree't-d a I'lanlng .Mill and nil machlu
er.v and uul-bulldlugs and two dwelling houses.
heizcu, i.ikuii mio execuuuu una lo ou sold us ino
propel ty of I), snj der iv; Co.
ALSO,
One lot situate In Iho townot F.snv. bounded as
follows: On tin- south by Main stieei, west byullcy,
north by alley und east by lot nf Wm, scbochtci 1 j ,
htlug2,'. feet trout llll'l 1TH'4 reel deep, uhereuli Is
-leu a iwis-siorv ii we mug. miei: uamt. aim ii-.l nu
bllllil-.', w un UUt-OlllllllUgS,
ALSO,
Onomiicrlot Imimdi'il on tho south hv tin nllov.
WI'hL MY lllll'Vi JlUlllim NTHIIUM '(l'l .inilCLSl, ll
win. u.t ini'i . in i i' ii'i'L rniiiL iviii'. uvi
ilivp wiii 'i run nri t ri't uil .1 14 biory UntcHir hhn,
ullicu ami uiiL-bulMlni,
ALSO,
ono other! lot houinh'd iunth by Second street,
nl bv ThKtti.is W. lAhritt. MHiIh hv iillnv and west.
iy ., iiit'i'ii uimi inner pniiK-uy ut n, u. i ruui
liiift iM'Jnif f 1 1 frciii hy liu iUiji, hmou U
ALSO,
One other lot hounded on north bv Second si icet
west bv llehl Slreit road, south bv lot or M. A
oiei-n and east b) olln r pinpi ny ot II. tl. t'levelliic,
being on second street, on Light siieet road,
wheiun Is t it-ttcd a two-story Iraine. tlw filing mid
oul.liull, lings.
n- til. taken Into evecul on and to lio sold as the
pluptity of it. ti, iTcicinig,
MICHAKL (IHOVHH,
Hloomshui'g, August is, '7f.-lo Shci Iff,
H I I N"S l'l'KA ISMMICNTS.
rMillllI I'l'iMH'll:, srl lin.ill III tiiitthlit lliWlli'lllB
i.it u in t u un 'i i iii i hi' unit u ir in- iiiirNti'i1 nt lui.
iilnlil.i i mint), mull 1' I In' liuli'ii uf t'liiiii, uml will l.i
i ivM-tut'ii lur aiiMiiiuti t'un I'ni.itiiiii in nut hi-iiIi'ihk'
iMiiii in in' iii'in in iiHHiui'-iMu-ii.iii uml lui't.iiiii uiin
iv. un tt fiiiH'wi.iy.intiiiiii.tt ui si'i'ifiiiiii-i'. ii i. ui y
in ih-K i. in., ui niKI il ty llllirsit t'i . pUulu In hMi li
riillllllii.liiun III!' irt't liniMt IIU'll, UI ttlltl'll (til IhT-
mil in uiu 1 1-i.n ii in Bttiii mi un n 11 in him I tut II
1. Wlilntv ot Win. hjjut. lui
ui riiiiiuj.crot'i
luttllKllIp, lllTt'Uat'll,
!. v. lil m- ut Mi iii-y
l;illtlllll, l.ll" tlf Ili'l.lltTl't'k
ttltllllll, llt'Ct'llSi'J,
h. Miluw ot l:il.n llklli .mi. Lit of llrl.trert't k
ltntltbmi, III Ui'llW'il,
4 wiiluw ot .Mm sii iili, i it, of M.iuUon towiv hip,
IKHI-llOl-U.
I.. Wiiluw of I'lUli Milk, Lite 1 1 M.nllton Kmnsbl'
UVll IIB 'I.
I', Wl'lutV tt JCKMlll'lUY, lull' ft llt'llllOI'l;tOU'lllp,
i:'ut-ti i onioo, i
lllot itislitiiVt July is, u;c.
W. 11. JA.'tlllY,
111 fcliUT,
ni.KASANT AM) I'ltulTIWUU': l.M
i ri in .mi'.m. iiiMiitiiui! "t li.ti iiiin.' :
llilW 1'ltl'l.V I "Wli.n mu I lit .V Wl'llll!" Af, Km II
urn UMHiiiiuiioiis ii) iiii.vi. ttiui vu iiuj if.,.. !' i ani
' i i inn iini'iii' i i n mi' ..iiruii mu uml Ami'
l.'.ut l liruinn f'liulMiiu r l.i Tint nr.' nil in u.-ct
in ins ut ri No uiu i.mr, 1,1 iii" . mpi mn tu
.,',, i.. 'ui ." , lll'llll"- l llllt ,1" ' 1 1, II 'i nil
iiuaiull 1 uml , ut!, i n u uiiiof in,i, m, ,, Hi i
it - ui un. urn in i ti'nii. r trr tinr.T' il to inukf
iiiiirti-v, ) a- full iiat-lti ul.-is, t .uIm iiu,ifr c nm
ili'iitwl flr-ULir. AiMpsil (il.l. htiN ro i i
WasUliiiiluu bt , llUDtuii, tlj AUi", S0-8UI.
CENTENNIAL
I HILLS 3 J LEACHED MUSLIN AT 10 CENTS PEIl YARD.
YARD WIDE HILL'S 124- CTS. PER YD.
ONE OASIS OF UO PIECliS TO ARRIVE THIS WEEK.
SEE OUJt BOSTON BROTO SHEETING AT 124 OTS.
Tlio Best Muslin Manufactured and not to bo had Elsewhere.
GOOD BROWN SHEETINGS AT 10 & 11 OTS.
DOUB2U3E3 WIDTH KEEETIIUiSS,
AT LOAVJiST NEW-YOllK THICES,
AT THE POPULAK CASH STOHE OF
W. P. JONES & CO.,
CSATAWISSii, FA.
IAVION Ittl.NVON.
HARDWARE STORE.
iiYTON RUNYON. & CO., 13I.OOMSBU11G. I'A.'
keep.1 coiiKtautly on lianil a Full nnd Complete tjlock of
HEAVY .A-nXTD SHELF I-i-A.K.ID-WA.K.E,
which "iro v.ill sell to tho Public at Prices bo Low na to defy competition.
OUlt STOCK CONSISTS IN PAKT OF
IRON, NAILS, PAINTS,
MECHANICS TOOLS AND AGKIOULTUKAL IMPLEMENTS
of nil Grades and Latent Improvements,
BLACKSMITHS BELLOWS. ANVILS, SLEDGES, and HAMMERS.
Eurden's Horse and Mule Shoes, Horse Nails, &c.
PATENT WHEEL?. OLD'S AND WARNER'S PATENTS,
Spokes, Heavy and Light, Carriage Mallebcls,
Axles, Springs, Gum and Oil Cloths, Valentines Varnishes, Spirits
lurpenune,
and n general Stock of
WAGON AND CAIIRTAGE MAKERS GOODS'
Building Materials, such as DUNCANNON NAILS, Lewis' Lead,
Best Colors, Pure Oils, &c, as low as they can bo bought in the county.
GIVE US A GALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF.
LATTON RUNYON & CO
Mans.lsTs-tr.
NEW HARDVARE STORE!
SUCCIOliS TO J. I
.fl'ut.s nntl Kettic, Pans ami Ktiirs,
8jAll iliins? f'r nil sortu of buyer?.
m - .
m?zr --i m
'j riinilctf, Gouges, Tweezers, I'lk-rs, !fp
Wo linvo nlso added lo our Stock
PATER! WHEELS & SPI
WHBBL3AHHOWS,
OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE
In all its lininclic, Carefully Pclcrtcd nntl Purcliafcd low for Cash givinj;
Advanlugoa for elliii; which can not be excelled by any other
Hardware Store in the Country.
GIVE US A CALL AND
Wo GUAIUNTKH both in PRICE and QUALITY of our Goods.
The Largest Store in the Country.
J, SCHUYLER
.vnrchtv
-y
won ix Tin: in.001).
Tim I'Ei'.rviAN svnrr
vitalizes nuil cuildics the
""Vr7-wriHi?v oluoJ, tout's up Hit) K)b
'MivSi'A teln, builds up llioltrokeuj
..J- a Jlir J il.mii I'liri. ill lu'lisl.l
liflilllty, ilropsy, thills nnd
Y,it iiiT&pw-'fiAyt$ li')ersj ni "mi' ui.u i in .1
KW!tWVA3iti,jnL'rv,,u atfeuiUias, I10IH
Kicf&irl?triY)i.J lllliuuis, iiiviiua ut uiu
f.nSfAwSSv kl'lueys uml liUd'Ier, le.
Wirir,V.)6.if!;y main raiinnljlntM. if.
iiiiK chausotl b, the use ot tho
remi'fU from weak, dlckly, MitrciluEcreimircs to
blioiiA in-ill hy, li.iw men una nuuu-iii noil
iiivttuii-C.UU1UI reavjiuuiy iit-uiiuv- ii,ki,i-
OAniox, lio stiro ou net ihe. "1'kkuvun
Svitii'"(notl'enilun Hark.) Sulilliy tleult re i;i'mr
ally. A s.Mml'o mmphlct, eoiitaliiliii: a triMilso on
Iron as a m aic.il iweiit ami other vitlualiln paivrs,
tiKtlinuiiUls from ilMlnsuMifil plii slt'l ins, elt'W-mi-naiul
otliein, will ho btnt fre" to any ui'ilrens.
M.TH W. 1'owi.K x hoNs, propiletors, w! Hurrl'iou
A euue, Uootoii.
CK. TO520 tier tlay. Agents
waiittsl. All
rlu.tAi'K of uorklmrnoonluof ImiUi sexes, s ounir
ami old, make more money ut work f ur ns,ln t lit lr ow a
loealliles, tluilliLT ineir sparo iiidiiu'ihs, ur uu uiu
lime, llian at anv tlilnj; els.e. Wn olfer emil(ijiiii'iit
lh.it will pay liaiidst'iiu'ly for eery hour's urk.
1- llll p.ll UClll.irs, It'l llis, ,ve.. Willi nr. JUUI 1UUUI.-.TI, ill.
oiitv. non lileiay. ."sow is mo tune, inut mot.
lor work or business elsow here, until jouliate learn
ed what wo olfer. el. &timon fi Co., 1'ortUnd, Malno.
Jan. 15 iwj,
i GKNTS.
2(1 HLKGAXT OlLt'IlltD.MOS.
J mounieil,sl".isli torji. ; in i lur (a. Uup-Kt
tTifiety In the woild. NA'HU.N.M, CIIIIO.MO to,,
I'lillaiielphla, I'a.
AGENTS WANTED FOK THE HU
MOROUS WORK
hy tho "Hin'liolT rllKl; l'IIIS MAN, wluise fame
has reai'heil im DWlure. As a hiiniuilst h Is lie
ivtiiiuli'iliri'il Id be iho iK'er ot Mark Tttaln. (inil as it
fUli'll Wilier lias no t illl.ll In Mils lOUIlll). The bis
Ifi'st thlni; )tet, will sell at Mailt, uten In these dull
Huns, i ter) bod) w mis ami will have II, no p.i,'t s
of Ills lit in tleli s anil V.Mi dilute tuts. Teiiliur)
Colli1; rapidly. Agents apply at um e tor theularalu
II. IN. .VCUI.S.M.1 &.eii., ii ouinuui im riuia,
U'ATEItS'COXCr.RTO PART.OIl OnOANST
nrci iiioinokc uriiuiuuiiiikiio
uml iierfet't m ttiuoi'rr tuittlc.'
Thul OM IlltTO hTOl)U Ihi
rt er iiitterti in nny i)r
It U product-fl by an rx
trtt tt't ( rt-t'dn, iienu
Marly tilreil, (An v.l'm
l'i:i'T rirAlri It.llllsT
CIIAinilMloiiJhOl'I,
bTlltltlNti, Mhllo 111
1 II ITATIONortlio II IT
MAN 01 li It hi'.
l'i:itll. AVATIiltK'
m:v niti'iic.vriiAi.,
LSIM'.K, (illAMIiiiul
V'fu Uitliitio l'rrtit-li t'nscii,
ioiiiblnu 1'1'ltlTV tt
VOICINn wilh Krcnt tuluuie t toiuii kulinblti
fur I'Alll.OIt tr ( III IK II.
AVA IHltS Ni:V SCAIiVi 1MANOS
.at Brt-ut potit-rnitit a fliiosliiKluultim-.ti .lAnll
modern liiiiirtiti-iui-nlni aiitt are (A. HIST l'I
AMIS .lIAIIi:. Tlii-so OruniiH n,l I'liiiios art
Miirruuti'ilfw six fitr, i'llU'l i:Tlll:.Mi:.
1,Y I.IIW or t'u.U fr purl t iiklii'iil liuluurii tu
iiiiiulhly imyiiitiil. Ket'tiiid.UiiuUttihlrtiuii-tilu
iiltirt ut ImrKalnit. I'lium ""tl Oruuim rt-ut
'ill piilil fur im nerronlriirl. AtiKNTH WAN.
T1UI. Npt-t-lttl Imltirt-mi-nu Inllio Irndo, A lib.
t-rnl dUetinut f',7tiu-Ai-n. ihni'lnrt Chur hen.Sekt Jit
lulia,k. ILlVSTRArr.lt ( .1 1 .1 LOUVfUUMLKl),
IIIIItAl i: vati:iw iV SONS,
i8 1 llrouditu), Notv Vol k, I', O, lio iillT.
CIIAItLKS W. 1SUNYON-
OILS, G-LASS and PUTTY,
W1DKMAX tt CO.,
Keep on Hand tho
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