THE COLUMBIAN
I l.rMDIA DRMOCllAT, BTAH OF T1IK NOIlTll ANDCOI.OM
(lOIl""' lllArlCONflOl.lllAIKII.)
Iwie.l wcckl) , every lTM.iy morning, nt
l'lXlMSnUJllt,UCILl5llIA COUNTY, l'A.
it Toini.i.Aiis per year, payable In advance, or
AViJitfthnvoar. After tlio expiration ul the yenr,
wi will I") charged. To subscribers out of the
. I ntv tli lerms nroll per tear Btrlclly in advanco
.' s, It not paid In wtvatico nnd .i.uu It payment
v,i nincr discontinued, except nt llio option of lho
iMimucr. until nil arrearages are. paid, but long
I ' in c'l credits nttcr tlio oxpiratlon of tto tlrst
; iV win not lio given.
5 lit ivijera must out if thoRtn'c, orto.llstantpost
nTi.'iiViiiiitt t)U paid for In ndvaiico, unless n rospnn.
' in norion In t'olmnlifa county assumes to pay thu
iM'rtpll Jllu ' "'"LTl'i,,,! .i,..ii .....
PIH l '," 1 n'i'wviiuuo til
llio county
T033
Tlio .luliblng Department of tlio Coi.umiiian It very
.,ihi nii.lour.lob Printing vvllleumpniofavor.
' i,iv with tli.it ot llio largo i Hies. All woik dono on
"fiii.ind. hoaily nh.lni modcintu prices.
Columbia County Official Directory.
l'resld 'nt .tulo William Hindi.
v I ii'late .bulges -Irani Dorr, Isaac H. Monroe.
I'lotlionolary, Ac-ll. rrank Z.irr.
id -liter A Iteeoidor Williamson II. .lacoby.
nlJiiet Altoinoylolin M. Clark.
..norlir -Mlcii.iofilrovcr.
S'irieinr -Isaac- bovvlll.
Ti,'iisuror--Iohn Snyder.
1 OMiiiilisbners-WHilaiu Lawton, .lolin llcrner,
''fnnmll'sslonots' rierli-Wllllam lirlekbaiim.
AUilltor-- .l.Cainplieli, s. 14. Sinltli, David Yost,
lorniier Charlesd.. Murphy.
Jury couiiulssloiicialacol) II. I'rll, William II.
1 i uimtv Superintendent Wllltaiti II. Snyder,
tii'Niiit l'.nr District-Dlrcclor.i-O. 1". llnt.Seott,
,Vmi. Kraiicr. liloomsb'irg and Thomas L'revcllng,
,10m t. I'. 1". Wit, Secretary.
Bloomsburg Official Directory.
Itlnnmsburg Hanking Company John A. 1'iuislnn,
Presldcni.ll. II. line, 'nnlil r.
nisi Na lun.tl Hank t'haileall. raton,l lesldcnt
,1, 1'.TiiMIn, cashier.
ColuinliU t'ouniv Mutual Savins; 1'iind ninl l.nan
Asiel.illoii-r.. II. Mule, President, O. W. .Miller,
VllViimisViiiri,' Iliilldlni'niiilSavlnir I'lind Assmiallnn
-Win. I'eaciiek, President,.!, II. Iliililsun, Seeivliiry.
llliuimsbtiru Minual Sadinj Kiind Asoela Ion .1,
.1. liroHcr, 1'icslileiii, C. (I. llarkley, Sicrelary.
CHUnCIt DIKKCTOllY.
. n t ran r I'linncii.W "
ltev..I. P.Tiis'ln, (supply.)
Sunday services 1 " a. in. nnd af p. 111.
Slum i sci io.li y a. 111.
Pra er Meet lujr 1: t ry Wednesday v enlng nt 0;4
e'oclv,
H. ;a s rrec. The public are Hulled In attend.
HT. MATrilKW'rl l.t'TIIKH VV CIU IICII.
Minis cr-ltev..I. McC'ruii,
Mind ly Sen lees in... a. in. nnd lj$ p. 111.
Sundav School on. in.
l'r.ner .Mccilni; Dvery Wednesday vimlng at fij,
clock.
yeatsfrec. No peivs rented. All nro welcome.
I'UKSaVTKltlASCIIUKCIl,
Mlnls'er-llev. Stuart lll.diell.
Sunday Sen Ices In a. in. andfljp. in.
sundav Nclu ml a n. 111.
l'ra er .Meoi lnt'-i;ery Wednesday evenlni; at c;u'
o'clock.
Se.ws tree. Xo pows rented, strangers welcome.
SIKTU0II1I.T KI'ISCOI'AI. I'llt'llCll.
Presldlii-,' Klilcr Iter. N S. Ilucklnshain.
Minister liev. .1. II. Mcdarrah.
Sunday Scrlces 1 iv nnd 0 1. in.
sundav Stlinc.l I ji. in.
lltblo class Cvcrt .Miindaveieiilnirnt.d; o'clock',
yountr .Men's l'raer .Meeilnit-UMTy Tuesday
eenlni;ai 11 S,- o'clock'.
1 lenei al I'la er MeetliiK llery Thursday e1 cnliit
. o'clock.
11KK.111MF11 ciirnrii.
Comer of Third and Iron sticets.
I'astor ltcv. T. I', llnrrmeler.
i:c.sldcnce-i:ast Htreet, near forks Hold.
Suiid ly Ser lees nl'li a. la. and i p. in.
Sunday School 3 a. 111.
I'l'tijer Mccllni; Saturday, 7 p. m.
All 1110 Hulled There Is nlwajs room.
Services eery Sunday atlcrnnoii at 'i o'clock al
ileller's church, Madison township.
sr. I'Al'l.'.SCIIl'KCll.
lioctnr ltcv. .lohn Hen lit.
Sunday Sendees a. in., nf p. m.
Sunday school li a. 111.
I'li'ht Sunday In the month, Holy Communion.
Services preparatory to ('.iiniiiiiuloii on Friday
evenln-; before the hi Sunday In each month.
I'ews rented; but eierjlmdv welcome.
ivrsotisiloslilmftocuiniilt the Itecloron icIIkIoiis
mailers will ibid him at the parsonaijo on Kock
Slieut.
KVNnKI.ICM, CIIUUCII.
Presldlm,' nder-ltev. A. I., lleescr.
Mlnhler--ltcv, .1. A. Inlnc.
Sund ly Scnlci :i 11. in., In I ho Iron street Church.
I'r.iwr .Mectliij IlM'i-y Sablialli at 'J p. in.
All aro InMted. All are welcome.
sr. .idiin's (iipiscopm.) ciiuiicii.
I. 'eclor Kev. John Hew lit.
Sunday Son Ices -a o'clock p. m. every Sunday.
Sundav School 1:150 p. in.
Holy Communion lh" M'couil Sunday In tlio month.
i;i.oo.MSiiuii(i TniuorroiiY.
CU'IIOOl, OltDlvIlS, lilnnU, juM puiilcl nn.l
K j neatly Hound in Moan uuoiis, on
hand mid
fiirsalo al the coi.miutAN (mice.
Feb.
III, ls7!,.tl
"5"r,AMC i
y raiier, co
DICICDS. on l'arclim.-nt an.l Linen
common and for Adiulnlsi rators, i:ecu-
(.iisaiidliiislees, for halo cheapat tho coi.umiiiis
iinlee.
Allltl V,V. ('KllTIl'ICATKh.i.i.tiirinUil
niid lor sain at the coi iimiiun oillce. .Minis-
.if tho (i.isivjl and Jiisl lees should biipnly them-
KCIVCS Willi th.'hO liecessai y aillcles,
J'ilSTK'KS ami C.Tnslaljlcs' lVe-lliTls for iaie
J attheCoi.U'iiiiAN .ilHc. The contain tho cor
rected fees asestablMicd by Him last Act nt Hie Utg
lsl.it nru uim the subjcLt. lit cry Jusllco and Con
hiablo should hae one.
ArUN'OUK NOTKS jn-t piiiilcl an.l for sale
cheap at the Coi.evi in vn .mice.
CI.Ol'IIIN(l,C.
VII) LOWHNIiKUO, Mereliaiit Tailor
ll 31 St., above I'elllial Hotel.
llllOIS AND SIIOI'.S.
f TKNIIY ICLKIM, Maiiafacliiier an.l .lealer
1 l in biiiilsand sliues, giijccries, eic, .vi.hu si.,
I,.it P.liinmsbuig.
I.t JI. KN'Oltll, Dealer ill ltouls anil Shoes,
1'J. lalesLand bi'sthiyles, coiner Mala and. Mai kel
btlecls, in the old post ollice.
CLOCKS, WATCHES, .to.
f i K. SAVMiK, Dealer in Clocks, Walclies
, and .levvclrj, Main St., Just below tliuLVulr.il
Hotel,
M1I.1.INF.IIY .t FANCY (IOODS.
MISS M. DUItUICKSOX, Jlillincry ami
Fancy (loods, Main St., below Market.
MEUCIIANTS ANIMIHOCEltS.
II. H
IIOWKIt. Hats ami Cans, ll.iots anil
shoes, Main stiect, abovu L'ouit House.
a if
Drv
sail,
in. (ioiHls, gioceilcs, iiueensware,
Minus, notions, etc., .Main bticet.
Hour,
PIIOFESSIONAL CAIIDS.
Ct (i. II.VllKLHY, Attorney-at-Law. lloouis
, i and n, tirovvei's building, M lloor.
WW. M. ni:i!i:i:. Siirceon ami I'livsi
,u. onico S. E. coiner Kock niulMnikct
1 1! H VAN'S. JI. I).. SurL'con and I'liyni
I . clan, north side of Main slreel, above J. K.
Eyci s.
r ii
1 1 . hlCI
JleKHI.VY, JI. D Surgeon nn.l l'liy
hlclaii, noi th side Main htreet, below .viaikci
J II. HOIilSON, Attorney-at-Law.
. In Haitinau's building. Main stleet.
Ollice
s
( VMI l'.I, JACOIIY.
JIaililo an.l llrouii
stone VVoiks, liastiiiooinsuurg, iicrnii-p.iu.iu.
unsbiirg
if.
IIOSENSTOCK.
J'liotograplicr,
Claik li Wolf's store
.viauibiicci.
II. C. HOWICIt. Singum DenlW, JIain
ht., abuvo III emu i House,
r II M A V.K. Maniiiiolli (Irocerv. lino (iro
I . cerles. Fruits. Nuts. ProvWons, ,U'., Main and
rehire sticets.
M 1?C EI.I.AN EOUS.
I , I'ciilro blicel, 1 etwecu Second and Third.
C JI. CillllSTMAN, Saddle, Trunk mid
. Ilanicss maker, shlve's lllock, Main sliecl,
rplIUM (s Wi:illl,('i)iifcdiiiiieryiind Ilikeiv
wholesale and ictall, IXchango lllock.
(1 W. I'Oltr.I.l, 1'iiriiiliire Itoonis thru
JT. st uy brick, Malliblieel, west ot Maik. t bt.
I)
W ltOIIHINS, I.i.iii.ir dealer, Kioiul door
, Hum the noilhwcbt corner Main and Hon
CATAWISSA.
JI. II. Allll6'n',"A!tuiiiey-al-I,avv, JIain
slice!.
1 ) 1". DA I, I.MAX, Jlercliant Tailor, Su mid
Mice!, ll.iliblns' building.
i)
it. i:,
W. I!l)TTi:it,
l'llYHim.NfcHUlUlKON,
(mice, on Main Bticet,
JIar.sT.'Tl-y L'alaivlma, l'a.
KYlCUI.Y,
ATT01lNi:V-AT-I.AW,
Calnwlsba, l'a.
i..iin,.im nioi.iiillv inado nn.l lemllled. Olllco
nppo illo Lalawlsta Dcpo.ll Hunk. eni-"
mOAN IROiY Ar0RICiS,
DANVlI.I.i:, MONTOl'lt L'ODNTV, l'A.
W1LI,IM II. LAW, Jlaniiracliircr ol
J. ...!. .... t.. . mi, o llnll.iM. llasho der.
I I V, pi.Kir inilldlngs, Wioiignt iron I ootliig, iwtts
!' ames, l'looiliig and Doors, I'arui (lutes a I i
Ins, ul.su Wiought lion ril'li'l. Mff.t 1 ffl.y'to1
01 nilUtll VVU1K, ctu, iiciiunn
N. ll.-Dravvlngs ana foliuiaiea suppuu j.
Oct, I8IC-U
0. B,
0.33,
OUANGHVILLH niUKOTOUY
All. HHISIUNO, Carpenter nn.l ttillilcr,
. Main htreet below ITne. &
0. A. MKOAUOKL, l'liyplcmn fln.l
Siir-fooh, Main slrtet, next door to (loOira Ho-
nuciv notiN. ' '
MO. A W. 11. K1I0KM A KUU, Dealers in
. Dry (looils.drocerles and (leneral Jlerolian-
dlsi'.
1UWIN!S 0A1UK
jqii.' a7i,. TUiiNi;i:
Itu.sulcncc 1111 Jlnrket fitrool nno door liulow
I). .). Waller's.
onico over Klclin'.s Drilif Slore. Olllcn hours finm
1 1" I p. m.. fur treatment of diseases. if the l!yc, Ikir
and 'I liroat.
All calls night or day promptly attended to. .
Apr.iJ'is It
"rxii.j.o. uuttki:,
i'HYSICIAN AStU(li:0N,
onice, Norlli Market street,
Miir.tt.Tl-y , liloom.sbure, Pa.
Tlt. 11. V. CIAIIDNIMI, r '
l'llYSIOIAN AND SU110K0X,
lil-ouMsmilhi, l'A.
onicoabo' e J.Schujlcr A Son's Hardware Store.
Apr.-tr.s-tr
Q (I. UAIIKLKY,
ATTOIINUY-AT-LAW,
liniee Main Street, llroner's lliilldlni:, Second story,
Kooms 1 and fi, Uct. l.',,'T.'i.
iKi'.i,i:i:,
ATTO 1 1 N KY-AT-hAW,
Dooms In rAcli.iniro lllock, 2d lloor, Dl.siinsbiir',', l'a.
liel.s,
QAMUKiricXoTtlij
A T T 0 II X K Y-A T-I. A W,
IlI.OOMSIUHId, PA.
orilce, llailman's llloik, corner .Main and Maiket
slrecls. oct. s, '7.',
c.w-3
.millici:.
ATTOIiNDV-AT-LAW,
oniceln Urower's bulldlnit, second lloor, room No.
1. llloomsbiirt', l'a. J u ly 1 ,"n y
r w.j.iiuukauow,
ATTOKN'i:VS-AT-I.A W,
liloomsbiirij, l'a.
onico on Main St rcet, Ilrtt door below Coui 1 1 louse.
.Mar.iy;i-y
p K..C-J. JI.OLAKK,
ATTOUNi:VS-AT-I.AW,
lllooinsbur-;, Pa.
onico In I'utsHulldlnir. April lo.'Tl y
A. CIIKVKI IMI SMITH. IIKKVhV KWIKU SMITH.
A.1
CUKVKLIXli SMITH & SOX,
attoiini:ys-at-!.aw,
llluoinslitir-r, l'a.
CJA1I business entrusteU to our cam will rcclctn
pruinpt atlenlluii. Juljl.'.a y
K II. 1 11T1.K.
llOB'T. 11. I.ITTI.n.
1 II. A 1!. K. LITTLK,
" J attoiini:ys-at-i.aw,
IlloomsburK', l'a.
twiiiifhicss brforo t bo U. S. Patent onico attended
to. oniceln tho Columbian llull.llii-f. ly is
TJliOC'K WAY Ac r.LWIOLL,
A T TO 11 X U Y S-A T-L A W,
C.ILIMIIIAN IIUII.IIIMI, IllOOlllSblllg, I'll.
Members of the I'ulted SIjiU-s Law Association.
Colic, tliuis made In anvii.irl nt America.
Agents for Continental Life liisuiauce Company of
New Yolk. Assets liealli f ...leil.niio. T he best 111 Hie
country, send for ili'serlpllvo pamphlet. If
E.
v.. onvis,
ATToltNEY-AT-I.AW.
Wlllnractlcelnallthe couits of Coluinbla. Sulli
van and l.vfnmtugc. unities, In the siipremo court or
l'i'iius.vlv:iiila, and In Hie circuit and I IKI 1 1. 1 couits
ol Hie l ulled si.des held al Wlltl.iiuspnit, l'a.
Will he In his onico In the e.iluinhl.iu building,
room No. I, liloomsburg, on Tucsda.vs, Wednesdav.s
and 'I liinsd.i.vsor ench week; and In llcnlonou .Moll
dav h, 1'ild.i.vs and Saturdays, unless abeiil on pro-
P.,...,., ,1 l,Jl,uj U.,.,1 1- IwT..
7i:i:.s uitow'N's ixsmiAXCH acikx-
CY, Echaugo Hotel,
Dloouisbiirg, l'a,
Capital.
.Etna, Ins Co., of ll.irlf.ud. Connecticut
l.lvcrponl, bunion and olotie
IM.vai.if l.lveipoiil :
Uiiicaihlio
l'lre As.icl.illon, I'hlladclphla
,,lli.,IIHI
, i'11,.11 o.lli 0
, 13 f'0.1,111111
10,11.1.1, 11.1
. lt,l.lll,II.HI
, 1,111.1.0.10
B' 0,0110
'jill.niiii
, 1,0.111,111111
T.'i,.iiiii
. C,.ii,n,.ioo
Aiiicili'.iu o! riilladclpbla
All.isi.f llarlfind ,
Wyoming, of Wilkes Harm
r.irmcis .m in ii.i l in liaiiviiie
Hanvlllo Mutual
Hume, Now Y'oik ,
fiil.'Jisuo
March SttH-y
JIISCKLLAXKOUS.
c.
M. 33 11 0 W N,
Dealer In
HOOTS AND SHOES TnwtMit Hoots a spot Lilly,
l.vpalrlng .lone at bhort notice. Under Hrow n's Ho
tel, Iiloouisburg. Oct. s.'ir, ly
QKNTItAL HOTEL,
A 1'' I 11 S T-C LASS 1IOUS K,
()ct.s,';.My JOHN I.AYCOCK, l'rop'r.
Q JI. DIlINKICIt, GUM and I.OCIv.S.MITU.
sewing Machines nnd Machinery or all kinds re
paired. Oi'kiia IIoum: Hulldlug, lilouiiikburg, l'a.
(let 1,'Tfi ly
Pi. M. TUBUS,
Wll.ll KSAIK l:tl Kit IN
llUHXING AXD MJimiOATIXG OILS.
Ollice In .Mnle's liiilldlng, corner Main and L'enlie
sticets,
HLOOMSIU'IKI, PIINNA.
"woi.lcrs sollillcd and promptly tilled.
Oct. s,'if,-iy
D
i:ntistiiy.
II. V. IIOWKIt, IIKNTIST,
llespeclfully olTers Ids professional services tn tho
ladles and genlleinen of liloomsburg mid vicinity,
lie Is prepaid! to attend to all the various oiierallous
In Iho lino of his pruti-sslon, and Isprovldiil with Iho
latest Improved 1'oiici.i.iin Tkkth, which will be In
hcrled on gold plallng, silver and lubber base to
look as well us Iho li. nor. il teeth. Teeth oMinUcd
by all tlio new and inosl approved methods, and all
opera! Inns on tho teeth caietully and piopeily at
tended lu.
imico a luw doom above tho Court House, samo
side. Oct. s 15
17 J. TIIOUNTON
I1,, vv.iiiiil ininoiinco lo tho elllensor Illooins,
biug and vicinity Unit ho has Just received a lull and
complete nssoi uncut oi
WALL PAPKil, WINDOW SHADES,
nxTunti", loans, tikskiji,
and all oilier goods In his lino or business. All Iho
iiewobtiind inosl anpioved pallcntsnr llio dav arc
iiiunvu in in, r.iiinil lu Ids establlshiiiciil. -Main si reel,
iieiuw .viaiKct. ,u
JXCIIANGU 1IOTKL,
0iiosII tlio i'oui l House,
HI.OOMSIIIHU, l'A.
Tlio HitiiBsTaiid lli.sTlunlliespects In tho county
W. II. KOONS.
ou.s,'T5 ly I'ropilclor,
JMlOAViVS TlOTUU
DLoorvtSDuno, pa.,
E. STOHNER, Proprietor,
At'conuiiodallons 1'list L'labs-Jl.M to l.to per day
ItlCSTADItAXT ATl'ACIIKD.
Largo, Airy Gamplo Rooms on 1st Floor
A good stable ill rear of Hotel,
llluoinsbiii g, Oct, tlST.l If,
CONFESSIONS
OK A VICTIM.
pulillshed nsavvuinliigaiid for Iholicneiitof young
inlii niid m In m lni Hiillerfroiu Nervous DeUlllv,
i as ul Womanhood, lie,, giving ins rules oi ben
cu?e, all, r ui.di rgolng inucu buirerlng nnd cxiwiiw,
und inullcd ireo on lecclvlng a pobl-pald d rccted
JJ.,i..i... Address NiiiiNlin. MiVI'Alit, .1', (I. llox
iw. lirboklyu, N. V. Juiy,7iHiia
NEW MUSLC STORK.
OPERA HOUSK, 3d BOOM,
73. 1-T. STUIOKIiANJ)
IlesKclfully Informs tho publlo that he has opened
a New Music Stoic, In Iho IlIoomMiurif oi'ia House,
on Centre street, below Main, wlicro ho keeps a lull
assort incut of
PIANO-.
UltOANS,
MtlSICAI.INSTmlMr.NTS,
HIIIII.T MUSIC,
MUSIC HOOKS, AO 1
nlna.lsim hat d and for sale nt llio lowest prices,
lie Hitltcslho patrons of music to call ande.xiimlno
Ids stock.
IlKI'AiniNG AND TUNINCI.
also attended to on demand. Thopublln pat ronnirc
Is rospcctlully solicited. Oct. 8, 'tr.-ly
Wl. Y. KESTliU,
TAILOR-
iii.ooMsnt'iio, l'A.
1 I as removed to Iron Mreet.Recnnd door nbnvo the
I 1 Itcformetl ('hurcli.whcreliowlllltopleiiscdtoseo I
all his oldfilcnds and new customers, and servo I
thcni Willi hall.-factlon. AllwurK wairalitcd. IM'
CARRIAGE
MANU F A C T 0 R Y
lii.ooMsmmu, pa.
JI, C. SI.OAX & IiUOTIIKIl
HAVK
icason:
on Iinml ami for Falo at tho most
ablo rales n splendid stock of
ahki.ioe:s, 11IJJHJIKS,
and OA cry description of Wagons both PLAIN nnd
l'ANCY,
Warranted to r'o inado of I he best nnd most durable
inaeerlals, and bv tho most exiierlcnced workmen.
All work sent out. rroni llio establKhment will bo
found to be of tho highest class nnd sure io k'Uo per
feet hatlsf action. '1 hey havo also a line assoi t nieiit of
SLKIGHS
of all the newest nnd most fashlonablo styles well
and caietully loado and of tho best material.
An Inspection or their work Is asked as It Is be
lieved that none hupeitor can bo found liithocoun
try. Oct. s, ISTr.-tf.
KEYSTONE CARRIAGE WORKS!
A S. CUOSSLHY lias on liaml an.l for sale
J.. cheaper than tho clienpeht, lor cash, or will
e.cliaugo for old w agons on rcasonaoio lerms,
CAllllIAUKS,
liUGGIKS,
AXD
WAOOXS
of every description both plain nn.l fancy.
Portable Ton Haggles, open Haggles, Plain and
Fancy 1'hiUorm Spilng Wagons all ot I lie latest stylo
and inado of go. id material and fully warranted.
illvo mo a call botoro puichahlng clsevvhcie, as I can
not be undersold. I . lalm tli.it I mako thobeslwag-
ons r.ir Iho least money.
1 also do painting, nlmmlng and repair old woik
ntlhohhorlesl nolke.old spilngs welded and vvar
rnnle.1 to stand or no pay. I vv 111 exchange a pnrla
bi.i tiitiluiir,'i fiirnnv kind of lumber, s'leh as heir
hick, pine, ash, linn hickory nn.l poplar lobe.lcllvei
. .1 al my shop by llio Hist of lVluirary, is;.). Iron-
daleor.leis takenniiu Jlcheivy, .Maici osioric
palill Jiiseash. A. S. CKOSS1.EY.
O. t. s, 1,7,'i.
LIGHT STREET
BUGGY & CARRIAGE
HI'. OMAN hcrcliv informs the pidilij
. Ib.it ho has entered liitnco-iiailnorsliln with
Ids biother,!!. I.. Oman, and Dial iho business will
hereafter bo condueied under tho linn name of
ii. r. .iia & itKOTiiint.
They will havo on band or inaniifacturo to order
liUGGIKS,
CA1MUAGF.S,
SI'lUXG WAGOXS,
LIGHT WAGOXS,
110AD WAGOXS.
and every thing In their linn of business, or tho best
iiuileilat and in.isi eoinplelo vvoikinanshlp, and nt
prices its luw as can no aiiomcu.
tei' A smrc of Public yatnmwjc is rctpcctfully
MJf.Cflt.l.
II. OMAN & HUOTIIEIt.
Aug. 11,'71-ly.
A GEE AT STHIOEI
! o; -
ir mill Over (Mil jIIi IIioiIh IiiiiiiiI
to hu I ii ii My, or oiijiictloii
alilc, (lihtai'ilL-il!
-V XI1W AXD VASTLY ADVANTAGEOUS
l'LAX Hlvll'.CIlY AIK)lTi:D 11Y
nn o i ir i npirADin
ia . i v i . ot j . ft . l u h h im Lf
At their "Works in Bloomslmrg,
iirinerlv liloomsburg lion and Manufacliirlng
'iimiunv). where will Uo kenl constantly oiiliaudu
laigo assoitmciit of
Wliilo anil K 1 .tsii iintliracllv
tioul,
I'Olt DOMHSTIO l'UIIPOSLS, AND
CUI'ULO, IILAC'KS.MITII AXD I1ITUJI1N-
0 US COAL,
ntpilcesln biilt llio Irade. All Coal bpeclally pre-
JilllL.t uc lulu ivm mi, li.u imu, jitovj
'lows and Tlirosliing Macliines,
nnd nil kinds ot
Casting amVMachino Work.
lllll'AllHNO piomptly attended to. TI'yMvonld
rospocltull bolklt Iho ralroiiago of Iho Public.
Oct. 8, 'it ly " ' lll'ooiiibUuig, Pn,
yAlNWltltlltTACO.,
WIIOLHSALK OltOL'UUS,
N. K. Corner Second and Arch HtreepT,
PlllUlliU-tlH,
Dealers In
TKAtf, BYHUl'H, L'Ol'l'ia:, SUUAH, MOUMtH
I'.ICK, SI'ICKB, UICA1IU BOIU, 40., 40.
tar-Orders will receive prompt attention.
Kl.l-tf
BLANK KOTKHtwW, or wltluu.t exeHptiofl JiKt'o'cu' lb
IoriilofttUioCoi.vi(iiiii(OU.ec. ' "uwu-uur'" -'''
BLOOMSBUttG, PA., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22.
J, H. MAIZE,
Dealer In '
GROCERIES
OViSIONS,
cuooicr.iiY,
(1LASSWA11K,
QUICKNSWAllK,
WOOUKN WA11K,
All kinds or
Dried Fruits,
Canned Fruits,
DltEED jEATS, HAMS,
Fresli Fish, Mactel and CM Fisli,
SYRTJPS
AND
MOLASSES,
w s& m
And tho Ijirgcst
General Assoi'tincnl of Groceries
TO I!K FOUXl) IX TUB CoUXTY
At tho
MAMMOTJ I GROCERY
Cor. Jliiin umi Center Sts., liloomslmrg, l'a.
Oct. 8, 157.",-
1 1ENDE RSI LOTT'S
OPPOSITE TUB CDNTKAI. IIOTKL.
"
Has a completo btock of puro and rcllablo
DKU'HS, Mi:i)ICINi:s, (Uir.MICALS, DYES, ACIDS,
SOAPS, SODA, SODA ASH, PAINTS, OILS,
(ILASS, PUTTY, VAltNISIILS AND ALL
l'AINTDUS HUl'1'Lir.S, SPONOUS, 11UUSII
i:s, PKuruMEUY, ac,
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
Country Produce taken In exchange for Drugs,
Medicines, Dyes, Ac.
( ll ! ' 1 ' A S ) li ,
J li L 11 XilVUtlL&iQ J XJ i)VJ.
Have a carefully selected stock of cholco
AS, COITEE, SUCIAIt, .SPICES, SOAP, l'ICKELS,
KAUOES, FISH, HAMS, CANNED EllUITS,
VEIIETAHLES AND OTIIEIt ITNr.OUOCEU.
IES.
F0KHH1N AND HOMMSTH)
Fruits Nuls anil Confectionary,
nil at tlio low est possible prices.
trrcountry rroduco taken In c.cliangc..tj
liloomsbiiig, March 19, lSio-y
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thciearicr, containing all Important news of Iho
week, and cmnnlclo Maiket and ITuaiiclal llepoits.
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rates:
ono ennv..
...fl.oo
.... .oo
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Twentv Conies ,
....1C.I 0
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lieu outers.
Address
THE TIM'IW.
Nu. 14 souih seveni lis! rcet.
I'lllI.ADIU.I'lllA.
The Great Cause of Human Misery.
Juit jiublieltcil in a tailed envelope. Price Gelt.
A r.I'OTl'Iir.onthn iialure.trealment
umi na.iicai cure or seminal we.iKiies-s,
bK'imatoiili(na, Induced by sclf-abuso
Involuntary emissions, Imputeucy, nci.
ous debility and linimllinents lo laarilago gener
ally, cunsumpl Ion, ipllepsy and llts; menial and
physical Incapacity, Ac, by ltolIHUT J. LTLviilt
wi:i.L, M. D author of tho Hreen Hook Ac
Tlio vvorld-reiiovvncd nulhor In lids admlrablo Ic.
turo, cleaily piovesfrom his own e.xperlenco that
the awlul conseipiences of belf abuso muy bo elTcit-
ually removed without ine.llclne, nnd without dan.
gerous biirglcal operations, lmugles, lnsiriiiiii'iitf.
rings, or cordials, pointing out a modo ot euro at
onco certain andt irectual, by which every mrtcrer,
110 iiiatUTWli.it Ills coiitllllon maybe, may euro him
self cheaply, privately and radically.
This l.eelucc will prove a loon lo Ihoumnut
umi IlioutuniU,
Sent under seal, In a plain cnrelope, to any art
dicss, 1111 receipt or Mx cents or two postage btamps.
Address tho Publishers,
CHAS. J, C. KLINH it CO.,
1W llowery, New Y01 k, 1'ost omco liorf 4,640,
Arrll 1, '15-y
1JL00MS1HJUG TANNERY,
a, ii t; ii u i iv c:
1"! FSl'IX'iT'ULLY nnnoiuices to tho publlo
lliav iw uuait-uiiciieu
tttrf fsis 1 1 'I'.it r l AiNrv I'.lt i ,
(oliUtand) lllooinslnirg, l'a., at
utj i iirksoi ino ijiiiv ami l nr it mic.
t'j ...i :.ii ,i......i...
' li'itlbei will lio inado 111 tho
most
substantial and vvoiknniiillktv in.iiiner, and bold at
pi lees to HUlt llio lllia s. Tho hlghobl plleo In cash
w in uv an tiuico uu 1I.1..4 u
G 11 H 13 X
ii i d i3 a
of every ilesci Iptlon In tho eouutry,
ronngu la rcsiecl fully solicited.
Tho publlo pat
THE MEDICINE THAT CURES
-IS
Taking Into consideration tlio character of Its
vouchors, tho history of its cures and tins Immense
Increasing demand, Vkiiktihk may bo fairly entitled
the lending modi, ino ot mo age.
l'or scrofula in tho blood, Vkuetink Is an Infallible
reincdy,nnd no person need sutler from t u mors, ulcers
nnd nil .licenses arising from Impure blood, If Vrm
TIN E Is used according to direct lon.s. Theie Is not a
case of bcroriil.itnexlskncntliat Vp-utcTiNi! will not
euro provided, However, tho vital functions have not
lost their power of action, all that may bu said to tho
contrary notwithstanding.
Vkiiki ink Is ploasunt to tho taste, mild tn Its Inllu
encn, and absolute In Its action on disease, as tho
tollow lug uwiueatlunablo evidence will show.
PAID NEAELY
$400.00 ! !
J VNCAHY 2, 1 975.
II. 1I.STKM- Esq I
Dear sir.. In n about slenrs old 1 was vac
cinated, 'i In' parties who were vaccinated frointhc
same virus died from tho humor. Tho huniorsprea.l
.her nip' to such auoxunt that I was rolled In bran
to prerent ins rrtrm Scratching my pcraon, Tho dis
ease finally settled In my head. 1 remained In this
condition iiuotit tvronty years, troubled nil tbetlino
wllh sores breaking lu my head and discharging cor
ruption from my ear. At I his tlmo a small kernel
appeared on my neck-, gradually Increasing In size
unlll a tumor formed of such an Immense slu I could
see It by turning my eyes downward. All this tliic
I was taking vailous remedies for my blood without
any substantial bencllt.
I then wont to a prominent phjslelan In Host on
who, during his treatment ot sK months, lanced tho
tumor eight times, which cot me nearly loo. This
lctt mo wllh a rou. h, aggravated sore, without at all
dlinlnlililng the sle or I ho tumor, and a sickly, fee
ble condition. I consulted another physician In Nat
lck, who, after considerable time, succeeded In heal
ing tho tore without reducing the size. At this point
I commenced to iho Vuiktink, through the earnest
persuasion of a fi tend. After I had taken this modi
clno about ono week I expel lenced wonderful sensa
tions. My whole body s, emed to bu undergoing a
radical change, unlll, iln.illy, tho tumor bruke nnd
discharged frightful quantities. From lids lime it
decreased In M70 until the bunch disappeared, but
my neck bl 111 boars the ugly scars of tlio sore nnd
lance, I nm now healthy and btrong nnd ablo to
work every day.
1 will also mention that 1 have been an acute suf
ferer from Inilainatory rheumatism ever since I can
remember, until ;comincnclng tho use of Vi:hktink,
h hen almost ImmcdlaUly all i hcurnallc palusccaacd.
Thtsst temeiiM volunteer for tho inupose or bene
lllliig other suffering humanity, and you will confer
a favor by glv lug It as much publicity ai thought
proper.
Very gratefully.
O. M. SAVEI.S, Ashland, Maw.
WHAT IS"VEGETINE?
It Is a compound extracted from barks, roots and
herbs. It Is nature's remedy. It Is perfectly Harm
less rrom anv bad cITect upon the system. 11 Is
nourishing nnd st rcngl liming. 1 1 nets direct ly upon
tho blood, It fiulets tho nervous system. It gives
5 oil a good, sweet sleep at night. It Is a gteat pana
cea tor our aged fathers and mothers, fur It gives
luom suciigi.il, nuicis nicir nerves, unti gives wieni
natures sweet slcen as has been proved by many an
aged person. It Is the great Wood Puilnvr. It Is a
soothing remedy for children. 11 has relieved and
eiiied thousands. It Is very pleasant to take; every
child likes It. It relieves anil cures all diseases
oilglnatlng from Impure blood. Try tho Vfokunk,
oivu ll a nm iriai luryour cuinpiaiiiis; men you win
say to your friend, neighbor and acquaintance, "Try
It; it has cured inc."
Report from a Practical Chemist and
Apo;necaiy.
Hostov, Jan. 1, 1ST4,
Dear Mr: This U to certify that I havo sold at re-
tall l,M dozen (ls.v: bottles) of vour Vfiiehs'k slnco
April P.'. lS7o, and can truly say that It has given the
best satisfaction of any remedy for the complaints
Tor which It was recommended that I ever sold,
scare ly aday passes without some of my eustnmcrs
icsi nvimrio iismcnisoiiiiieinscives or i ne rrr enos.
I am perfectly cognlant of several cases ot s. rofu
lous T uniors being cured by Vk.uktim: alone lu this
v lciuiiy
Very respectfully, yours,
AL. OILMAN, ICS nroadvvay.
To II. Ii. Stevens, Esq.
Vegetino is Sold by All Druggists.
Dealer lu
BT.eiw wjvst'htjr. aT.nr.it .
Silverware, "WalcllCS and Jewelry
ju.vu.'i.siiuuc, r.v,
Ladlos' nnd (lentlemen's Cold and Silver Watches,
of Aineilcan ami Foreign manufacture.
Silver and Plated Ware, Clocks,
FINK JEWKIJtY &C AC
1?VPAI1!IV m VXnV Vnn
Kl'il AIKLMj AM) IVNIjlwU lJMvj
Promptly IXcctited.
Oct. s, '75 ly
Coughs Colds, liron
cliitis, Sole Throat, In
HiKir.a, Croup, Whoop
ing CVhigh, Hoarseness
Liver Complaint, Pains
or borenen m the
Chest or Hide, Weeding
at the Lungs, an,i every
nrrecllon oi tho Throat, Lungs and Chest, aros cod-
ny cured by iiieiiso of dii. wistvu's iivisvm oi w 11.11
ciiKiiuv, which docs not dry up a cough and leave
Ihoeauseliclilnd.aslslho easo with must remedies,
but loosens It, cleanses Iho lungs and allays In Ita-
Ion, thus removing the caiisoot tho complaint.
. ,
ConSUmptlOil Can be CUrea
byatlmrly resort to this standard remedy, as is
AT F.W Y
IN INd.V
AllVHltTlsl
YOIUv TKIIH'Ni:. ''THF LIvAD-
AMHHICAN NKWhl'APL'It." TlllI HHST
HTIslNd MLDIL'M. Dally, iio a year. Scml-
Weekly, VI.
I'.isiaL'o 1'Yeo to tlio Subscriber. Sneclmen conies
nnd Advertising Hates Free. Weekly, luclubsoriw
or inoio' only ji, iiosiogo paiu. jvuuress iiik iiii
lic.NE, N, Y, Jan lflMy.
A DVICHTISINTi: Cheap: Good: .Sv-stenia-V
tie. All persons who conocniplaloinnk'lng con
fi .tuls wllh newspapers tor thu lnseitlun ofadver
tlsements, bliould bend 'ii ecnls lo (leo. P. Howell &
l!,m..ll .-
Co., 41 Park How, Now York, for Ihelr PA.MPHI.I.T
HOOK (nlncly -seventh edition,) containing tl-ts of
over yooo newspapers and csllmates, showing Iho
cost. Advertisements taken for leading papers In
many Slates at a iicuieiiuous icuucuou iionipnij
liancrs' rates. i;.niin i.vut.. Jan. id ,-iy.
TO $20 per .lay. Agents wanted. All
ihIJ classes or working people 01 001 11 heos, young
and old, make more money at work tor tis.ln th. irovv 11
localities, during their spare moments, or all Iho
time, than at anv thing else. We oircr employment
Unit, will nav liindsomelv fur everv hour's woik.
ml pal lieiuais, terms, ,ve,, scnu us y uur aiiuicss at, -nice.
Don't delay. Now is the lime. Don't look foil."
for work oi'buslnesselsewliere.uiilllyonlrive leain-
ed what wo oner. o.snssoNi: Co., Portland, Maine,
Jan. 1KM)'.
IltON l. Till: 1U.OOD.
tub I'kkcviav svai p
l IfflllPOU I,.,,.,,,,. ,.,,.l
WttiS-A?
nervous, aircciuns, boils
Udncys'n.,dlE.,l,!r, ri-
nunc, coiupmiuw, e.
Tliomeiniw n.ivo lieen
changciib. iho u,o of tho
remedy fioin weak, r-Ickly, nifferlng creatures, In
ftA&l&TyZ$l glv.'"."t"a!..".aL
lAirios,-110 huro you get tin; "Pkucvun
svati'" mot l'ci uv 1.111 Hark.) Sold by dealers gent r-
ally. A is'j.pago naiiiphlet, containing a treatise on
page cam)
ti,,ii .id ,i in... ii in..,.
igcntand ntlicr valuable papers,
lesllmonlals from dlsllngulsheil plu slel.ms, clergy-
men and olhcrs, will be bent fretu any inl.li ess.
SkiiiW. l'ovvi.ii S Soss, pioprlclors, oil llaiilsou
Avenue, uostou,
ot liwyioo, .uy o. lan.oo), lii.ooo, iw.roo ji5,oro,
WK'nShMSndirtBTO
. .T.I.. !.. I m.k.1 ,lr
umi ..u.f icKuinii. ..j iimj ijuiiuiw v.
I tegular draw mgs 1Mb nnd aoth of each mount timing
lhoycar. Tickets fl each, fi for f. W fort-o. L'licu
lars Willi full liiformallon mailed free.
Al.l.UN t, CO., M Nassvc Si.,Nkw Yons,
Sep. IT.-Cni.
kspv st ham riouitixa MH-h,
wry, pa
STOUT it 11UF.ISC1I, I'llOl'ltlKTOlIS.
(leneral dealers In Hour, drain, recti, Ac.
tn done to order. Sci.-viii
THIS Pili'.ll IS ON 1 1 1.V WITH
RDVELL & fmmMi
. Advortising Aocnts,
THIRr 4 CHESTNUT 6T0., ST, LOUIS, MO
tho
t
,,.
mmmBM
(!- I HAA ni)AliM'H nn Q-1AA in the limits of no.
fT)J,CUl lllVX'll uu O IVJU or hU descendants may ono day beeoiuo a
' . . , 1. 1.. ... ,t. .....t.... r. i.. i...
Invnted In Stock' VilvllcgtB in wniisireei.
nnu cncuiarH iciiing, "iiow us none, scin
Address HAXim. Co., HaiiUrs, l J all M.
una ciicuiarH teiiiiig, "How in Hone, tent
1875.
Poetical.
A llKUX TUMI'S.
Y'es, this Is our rtanco, this waltz from tho Duchess i
What Is that you nro say Ing7
Yimi thought I was play lug
You false, with this wait, this danco from tho
Duchess?
Y'ou thought I had rather bo sitting and talking
With that llltlo M'.Manners
There, under tho banncis,
Or It, may be, perhaps, in tho corridors walking,
Instead Of remembering thli danco herevvtili you,
sir,
This flineo from tho Duchewi,
Tho lovely Oram! Duchess,
Tho sweetest ilmr tempi t Ah, It J oil but know, air
How 1 doto on the Duchaas, with Its gliding and slid
ing Soft measure for measui e,
You'd know from such pleasure
My foot would never go Hmylng or hiding.
What Is that? you might havo known It was merely
This special bw cct measure,
Hie itnnee, not Iho pleasure
Ot dancing with yon here? Well, really, you've
nearly
Persuaded tao that such wni tho reason ;
And I'm stiro I would fain sir,
If you gi on In this strain, sir,
Walk and talk with M'Manners to tho end or the
p en son
And to tho end or my llto to-), perhaps is my mean
ing? Well, no i ror M'.Manners
There, under tho banners.
Just when wo enrountorodyou waiting and leaning
Agalntt tho bay vv Indovv, had confessed a relation
I guessed day s ago
Ills engagement, you know,
To that lit tlu Now, llnriy, .foi'fklss mo before all
creation 1
,Yorn 'rrriltn Harper's ilignttnej 'or Xoirmbcr
Miscellaneous.
AiiR'i'ii'iiu Youm Men.
American hi-toi y presents many remarka
ble instances of young men taking prominent
mill commanding stations nt an age which
would bo thought very young in other
countries. We subjoin a few striking ex
amples from theM-tof those who havo passed
oil' the stage of human action :
At tiie ago of 20 Jlr. .lefl'er.soii was an In
fluential member of tho Virginia Legislature;
at 80 ho was a member of the Virginia Con
vention j at 3:! a member of the Continental
Congrcs9,and at !l I ho wrote tlio Declaration
of Independence.
Alexander Hamilton was only 20 years of
age when ho was appointed a lieutenant col
onel in the army of tho Involution and aid
decamp to Washington. At '2 lie was a
member of tlio Continental Congress, al .10
lie was one of the ablest members of the
convention which framed tlio Constitution
of the United States, at 'M ho was Secretary
of the Treasury, and organized that branch
of tlio Government upon so completo and
comprehensive a plan that no chaugo lias
slnco been made upon it.
John Jay; at tho age of 29, was a membo
of the Continental Congress, and wroto an
addres to the people of Great ISrilain which
was ju-tly regarded as one of tho most elo
quent productions of the times. At 32 ho
prepared tho Constitution of tho Stnto of
Xevv York, and in the same year was ap
pointed Chief Justice of the State.
Washington was 27 years of ago when he
covered tlio retreat of tho Itritish troops at
Ilraddock's defeat, and the samo year was
iionoicu uy an appointment ns couininiiucr-
in. chief of thh Virginia forces,
joscpu Warrcn was only 21) years of age
when ho delivered tho memorable address.on
tho 5th of Jlarch, which arrou-ed the spirit
of patriotism and liberty in Massachusetts.
IorL.i gloriously lighting in llio cause of
freedom at Hunker Hill.
Fisher Ames, at tho ago of 27, excited
public attention by tlio ability ho displayed
in the discussion of ipiestious of public in
terest. At the ago of !) his masterly
-peeches in defense of tho Constitution of
the United States exerted great lnllucnce, so
much so that the youthful orator of !U years
of aSci W!H ckclod t0 c'Wc(,i from tllc
S"""'. .ua-saenu.cin, u sir.ci, over mo
ucvoiiminiary uei.i, .3a.11-.1c. .vu.iii.-.
.loseph Story entered public lile at tho age
1 1 ,
of 2lj years. Ho was elected to Congress
,i t . n ,,!, .i, i, nJ "11
from tho Lsex ilistuct when ho was oD
years old. He was fcpeakor oi tho Jlassa-
Llm,etts nOM,0 0f Keprcsentatives at the
ago on!2,and tho same year he was appointed
jllllgO
premo Court of tho United States.
DeWitt Clinton entered public life at tho
ago of 28. Henry Clay at 2(1 years of age.
tno most youuiiiii signer 01 too wec.aiiuiuii
01 iiiucpeimeiieo vvas ...... nun,,-,,.,,,,, ,
the other signers of tho Declaration of In-
.l....n...l.1.,..n 'l'l,,nj 1 I r. ,.r,nt.- ,,f sliilltl.
uciicimciltu iii""i"
Carolina, was :',() years old ; J.lUrulgo l.erry,
Henjamin llush.James WiUon.aud Jlatthevv
Thornton were HI years of age; Arthur
.vn.i.ueion aim n.uuias .Ttui.v, v.v.u .... ,v.u.-
OI aDL.
The (Irimd IliiUe Alexis.
Lucy It. Hooper writes to tho Philadel-
ph hi eninj Teleijntjm about Alexis as
I',, 1 1?,,-.,.
. .. i . ,1. . 1 is...,.- u...:, n,.ii,.m
-" ," ' K'""1' iWtJ-'"' "'"'"''"
ol travel, whoso lovo lmucu ami pcrient
cousiaucy 10 ins unuo icauo men u preny
e inn er tn rovul romance lias acuta v coil
tented to undergo tho prosaic formulitie of
a divorce. I hear that his young wife be-
longwltoii noble Hessian family and was
1 ... .
maid of honor to the present l'.mprcss,
whoso epcei.ll pet and favorite she was
y,l0 was n()t ,rcitv,but was extremely grace
- , 1 1
Inland winning hi manner.aud sue pob-essei0sboi..10 ,.. , . . , ujloru shall havo
a very lino and stylish figure. Ono evening
io Carina miw her maid of honor enter id
I in tears , and t browing herself at tho feet 01
, , .1.... i.
1 nor imperial mistress feiio couie-seu mat iiu
was betrothed to tho Grand Duko Alcxls.bc-
sought the consent of tho F.iupress to their
marriage. That very night tho too - faseinnt
ing dcmoisello was hurried olfundcr a pollco
escort towards tho frontier and tho Grand
Duke received orders to iolu his regiment
without delav. Hut tho lover escaped and
(ic, (0 (.iermany, wliero he foon rejomcu in
ladv-love. and they were married according
I . . . . - . . , . , ,
' to nil llio rites ot the Church, nut
years of matrimony nnd of tho paternal dl
pleasure seems to have worn out the Prince
coiiptaucy, for l.o has consented to tho
voree, is to bo received into favor again
the imperial court, and is bhortly to join his
regiment at Klieatherincnbourg, which a
Hf0 peii-hm is to be settled on this discarded
cur, -
wife' As tho Grand Duke has succeeded
Ids grandfather's icimtatlou of being
handsomest mnu in Kuropo ho will doubt
less sooii nnd anoilicr, nmi inia union
bride, lliitwhnt Is to ueeomo ol the
,i..pie.l I...K. vvliriwiisiindoubtedlv lislavv
... , ., . , .
fill Wile r And wlial oi UlCir lllinni (on, 'v' viihi B'liu uy uur vieiones mis
now ncuily a year old? Jlr.y it not bo with- year, utid tho weakness into which wo como
-slblllliei Hint lllis
oil rcienlnir family
not.ks souicoui uuuuiu in mu ii'iuuui), ...inny,
.ivy. l( ,lt 0j lircicnslOlls 10 lliu fro
hew wouja b(j iQQ wcU foumk,a ?
rice. I 0f -irctcnsioiis to thu crow ii, which I ii8 lullueiico forward Into tho to morrow
T1IK CQLUJHItAX, VOI,. IX, NO. 42
OOLIMIIIA llli.MOCltAT, Vol.. XI., NO. M
How Hp Itociipcralcit.
A MAUVntOUS TAl.r. OF TUP. MINNIXOrA
'I Hf Iff
She came from Detroit, Michigan, nnd her
o-ronr ,,pi,L, ..-na in liolnip ,, w.,11.1. slm
lost no ..iiiinrttmlfv In slatlnc lh.it sho came
In Jtlnmwvln. Io rneininroln. Sim .11,1 not .
iipttitni.. i .,(..- ti iu .tit, .,
person idie came In contact with, giving ad-
valid, nntl seeking the same from those of
rulitut niMuf tin tint i H, rm.vr.iMntl.vii vvns
nlvvnvs nrof.ier.l will, tlm llitrodlletorv re-
mart." .,, ii.m.m in visit,,. "1)1,1 v.. ..nm,.
!irtP,i Cip vnup lir...lll, ?" Sim llill. nil.T pnyuml
iimi i,u..vi,nr,l v.iM.iiP ,., r ,lm
.linimr .:,l!l of llin Metronnlltm, a few .lnv
since, and llio following dialogue ensued :
"Yes, liiodnm, I came hero probably tho
weakest person you ever saw. I had no use
of my limbs; in fact my bones were but lit
tle tougher than cartilcget). I iutd no intel
ligent control of a single muscle, nor tho use
of n single faculty."
"Great heavens," exclaimed tho astonish
ed auditor, "anil you lived?"
"I did, JIIss, although 1 was devoid of
sight, was absolutely toothless, unable in ar
ticulate a singlo word, and dependent upon
others fur every thing, being completely de-
.: 1 r ll ,,n,nr I,, 1,1 mi-unlC t
n,. ,'., ,, im,,1lntl,' .,,, mv- nPrlvnl
,, , .,n,,.i,. v.,,.in,.L.i .. '.,i-.!,.
, . .. , i
since, so I can conscientiously recommend
the climate "
'"v .'.il.fi,i mMnll, ,im ,,,,. ,,,
In vn ,l,iL- vr li, worn utrete,l?"
"They were probably sound, but possessed
of 90 little vitality that but for tho most care-
fill nursing thev must have ce.ved their
functions "
"1 l,e vnn r,.n,1 !.!,! fi-inn.ls. sir?"
"Indeed I did, madam; it is to them and
the pure air of Jlinnosota that I owe my life.
Jly father's family were with me, but unfor
tunately my mother was prostrated by se
vere illness during tho timo of my greatest
prostration.''
"How sad! I'ray, what was your diet and
treatment V"
"Jly diet was tho .simplest possible, con
sisting only of milk, that being the only food
my system would bear. As for treatment, I
depended entirely upon the life-giving prop
erties of Jlinne.sota air, and took no medicine
except an occasional narcotic when very
restless. Jly improvement dated from my
arrival. Jly limbs soon became strong, my
sight and voice came to mo slowly, and a
full set of teeth, regular and firm, appeared.
"llemarkable, miraculous! Surely, sir,
vou must have been greatly reduced in
lle.sli?"
"Jladani 1 weighed but nine pounds. I
was bom in Jlinnesola. Good day."
Iiiiiiiloii I'.riibe.
As the boat shoots under tho arches nnd
up the river, tho bridge comes into view
the busiest place in all busv London. About
ciglit thousand people on foot and nine hint-
died vehicles pass over it every hour in the
day. Tho rumblo of tho trallic as it conies
to us on tho boat is like tho roll of distant
thunder. I can compare it to nothing el-e,
trito as tho simile is. In tho background
you can see the Tower in which offenders of
the Government were imiirisoned in tho liar-
baious times of old ; and Ilillingsgatc, tho
largest fish market in tho world. The dealers
aud their customers aio notorious for their
use of bad l.uiguago.aud the word "Hillings-
gate" is commonly accepted in writing and
conversation as meaning abuso and pro-
faulty.
Tho bridge has been rebuilt hcvoral times,
and tho present 0110 cost ten millio,is of
dollars in gold ; so you may imagine how
substantial it is. In the reign of tiueen
Klizabcth tlicro were stores on each side,
with arbors and guidons, and at the south
end tlicro was a queer wooden house,biought
from Holland, which was covered with carv-
ing and gilding. In tho middle ages it was
the scene of all'rays of nil kinds, and it was
burned down several times, three thousand
persons peri-hing in one fire alone. Tlio
heads of rebels were stuck on thogatc-hoiiscs,
imong others thoso of Jack Cade, and of
Garnet, who was concerned in tho cun-
powder plot to blow up the Holies of l'aili-
anient, Tlio heads of good Sir Thomas
Jlore, bravo Wallace of Scotland, nnd the
pious Hisluip of Rochester were also placed
llioi-n .mil until n enmnn isif I vrK roeetil ,!.i!r
.,,..,,.,,,,. .nn, ,,...,, .
. f.,tcc,l on iron
-iiil.-o mill 111 n r"tln if u'itnl ilir enmn,
.,, , rn , , ,.
I
I ,,.., ,r
mm,,., i,,,,i,i 0,i firi ,.r. ,i,
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The
,aa m) in,l)t lUu,,hlar liam(,a A(m
I Aupp.tnt nf llie 'I'linnie. vena lliim vppe fclr.miP
I as there was a fall of several feet underneath
the arches. Ono day a nure was playing
with baby Anno al a window overlooking
Il,n ,,,! i ,,!. j ,,,,r sl.r. In,
.' . .. '
her little chaigo fall, A young apprentice
immet obonio plunged into tho boilin;
,t,cam after her, and witli great diflicultv
saved her, thus earning the life-long grati
tmlo 0f his master, tho Lord Mavor. Anno
t0 bo bcautifl,i woman ,, M Ucr
fatUcr WM vcry ,veilUhy, many noblemen,
Including earls and baronets, sought licr
l.nnil ll.lt wl.r, lrtvr.,1 O.l.piPn,, ,1m l.p,, nn.l
tn nil other suitor lier father said, "Xo ;
lcri" ft, 1C lyu nnt l0 aHervvurd beciuno
, 1)lko ,)f Mr,.om .,,
, s , ,, ... v;,.,,i,M for Sent
L " " '' """""I1"
1 nr. Lin: to Comi:. W hat does a mau
take wllh him when from tho extremo verge
- ol lile lie lauiielics into wlint lies Hcyoiid
It looks as 11 ho took nothing. He it the end
or be it a new beginning, it seems a fatal
breaking oil from all that lile hitherto con-
sisted in. I his is what makej it terrible
ihi o iuik at it iruiy, ins past mo
hurt the one thing that a man takes with
him
I . , ,.,!
two vviien no uies. lie iiikcs iiimseii. Ann
mat
- sell is the pioduct ul all his past experience
s aim acuuns. as mi oaic uear in llscil
di - result of every shower, that through
lung
nt years nas iresiicncd it, ot every gale thai
toughened it or strippod its boughs, ot mm.
shino Unit has fed it and tho drouth that has
parched it, so a man, when ho stands at
to end oi me, is vviiat no lias ueon insilu by
tho his joys, biillerings aud tictions. That
- what lio iken into another world.
ioyui Tho life to como and tho life that now
poor , .r.. . ,
- nro p" "no nnoiuer. iney nrereiatou.
I rii.,,.. .i. ....... i ... ..-i . .
CIIIIU I... .lefeat. will bo n nart of it. nnvl ve.,.
"by So- " ,lot ttu "t ord but
uj
UC4 ucyouu ucuiu,
RATEa of Anvr;v:;.' rm
Onolncli,(lolvollnosorltii equivalent In Koni a-
8tl type) one or to HiBtrtirr..., :" : , e ii,ui,
mmo. l. i r . ly
Onolnch a ., t f f ' tlo.n
Two Inches nam l.;.i p.ipi it.rn
Ttircolnolnii n.no t.oo s.no l.o ivo
Four lm In t.ro w 11.00 li.tn ni'i
(Jcinrur column ln.on ).. H.oo lv.ni it,., e
unit cuiuntii in. 00 i.hi wi.uo no.no in.. 0
(in column n .00 i.)
4n.n0 m.w uo.co
lflrlypi(lvprtl'Kmentii pojiit.leUftrtrly. iKin.
Blotitadv. rtl-winrnis must lie paid Lcf.ue Huiilc-!
tmcept wlirre purili s lime norouiitB.
Itfa!in.1vrrir-u.neiitKl.wo tlfiltar. Ti( rlnrh for TtC
lluKTtlonK.-indiitthntr.-ito for nddlllonal HjioitlHia
wiiiioiureirieiice 10 lengin,
Kiocutor'n. Ailmlnl-orouir's nnd Audllor'sNctKcs
thrf edolliirs.
Tranment or loenl notlC(n, twenty cents a lite,
rrftuliu iiilveitlsemii.ts linlt ralefi.
nlg In tho "llus tnam Dlnetorr" column, oro
doliartieryearforcucii lino.
' P.lnn Hunt.,!
During the summer of 1812, bring ill Xaii.
tes, 1 took a boat up the beautiful Knlrv,
ylowl,' 'jf1t,1 I'.'ttlwt scenery of tho
Dopartiucut of tho Ijolro lufcricurc, with n
t(mcI'' llcro ,lml tllcIV- "f 8CCncs wM 11,1(1
gMlld. A Pall of three llOllfS brOllgllt U3 i
view of the ruins of an old castle, known m
jlie Cliatea.l de la Verrler, to see which wo
crumbling walls of tho grim old castle of
"'"o ru, ccicor.ucti 111 )itincry tale ana
"reside l"'1' I'' 0 inny belleVO the peas-
"r neighborhood-ami they nro
wtw not nltoffcthcra crenturo of fancy,
"10 "tirri"K 'V l'''"' Sister
Atino hail been told .Tor years in Iho valley
of the Krdrc beforo the record found immor
tality in the world of letters.
According to tho tradition, the formidable
personage handed down tons as Hlue Hoard
was tlio li.irou Giles do Laval Itetz, born
about 1300, and executed in M10. lie dis
tinguished him.clf in the servico of Charles
VII. against tlu English, and fought under
tho banner of the Maid of Orleans, and final
ly obtained a marshal's baton. Serious ir
regularities of life at length led to his retire
ment to the castle on the banks of tho Krdrr,
where ho became a terror to nil honest pec-
1' i" U" section. At length, the rumors
of his wicked deeds becoming fearfully no
torious. the Ilishon of Xantcs summon! d
l7'u" "' . , ,
1 1" e tr ',c'l,rc a commission of tcn
poral and spiritual judges organized for that
Pllrl. 11 l,roVcd tl,llt for a f
fnmtocn yca he had iiracti-ed most d.abo -
ical Jeu ma10' WJ'S ;l,,-cc' hu.mas to
io InfiTiint povycrs and that during that
t'mo " 'ia'' cnt'L'cd into his castle tcveral
hundred children of both sexes, and atso a
"" grow.u.p inaidcns, many of whom
had been saciifieed in his horrible rites. Ho
was handed over to tho civil authority, and
condemned to bo burned at the stake. Out
of compassion for his. dignity as a martial of
France, however, the Duke of Ilretango can; -
ed him to be strangled before he was tied to
tho stake. A completo record of tho mon
ster's life and death is still preserved in tlio
archives of Xantcs,
I Uucss I'm the Man.
Tho praiseworthy frankness and cnliio
absence of self-prido that characterizes tho
'honest old farmer' of Maine, is illustrated
by another honest farmer of the samo State,
who desiring to purchase a yoke of oxen,
and being informed that a certain wealthy
farmer in Cumberland county had superior
cattle for sale, went down thither to pur-cha-e.
Jlectlng a man driving an ox team
ho iiiipiired. 'Can you inform mo where
Jlr. JYcst lives?'
'There is a number of Wests living around
here. Which one do you wish to find?' lc-
turned the stranger, who was a stout-built,
blue eyed man, habituated in home-spun,
but bearing 111 general appearance unniis-
takable tokens of case and comfort, so fur as
finances were concerned.
"I don't know what his Chri.staiu name is,'
pursued our lricndjuut He is tlio owner ol
somo very lino oxen.
'Well,' responded the stranger,' they all
own pretty fair oxen."
lint tlio ono I wish to hnd has oxen lor
-ale.'
'As for that, ir, I guess they'd any of 'em
sell if they could get their price.'
'Hut.' exclaimed the Oxford county man,
'tlio Jlr. West I wish to hnd is quite
wealthy.'
'Yes? JYcll, I reckon there am t any of
them very bad oil',' replied the other, with
nod.
"Jly Jlr. West,' continued our friend
hesitating, 'has been represented to me as a
very ehiso fisted man, and not scrupulously
honest in all his transaction!.'
With a cur.sous Iwinklo of the oyv, and
gentle pat on tho munch of his near ox, ho
said 'To tell the truth, sir, I guess they aro
a close-fisted set all round, and 1 never heard
that honesty run in the family. Isn't tlicro
something el-e?'
'Yes,' replied the searcher for oxen, des-
porately, 'Ihcy say ho has been caught in
the act of robbing his own brother s chicken
coop.'
The stranger bowed and smiled.
'I guess I'm tho man. Coino with lnc.nnd
I'll show you as fine a stock of cattle as you
I i.,ii I'tnil in ,!m Ssl'itn nn.l II' viv.t I'limv wlint
,,.. , ,,,r , ,i,r,lr nf ,,:
cheated
(Irowth ol lliurartei'.
I Ti'n.m llir, ,npnnr..,t n lmlirt T.nirlnu f, ,irtlnrt
" s .vh...,,
olyecw, Ins character is under llio process ol
formation ; day by day, through infancy and
childhood, here a litllo and there 11 little,
cbaracter grows with tho growth and
strengthens Willi tlio strength, until, good or
bad, it becomes almost a coat of mail. Look
at a model man of business prompt, reliable,
conscientious, cool and cautious, yctclc.11-
hcaded and energetic. When do you sup-
ptno ho developed all these ndinirablo quali
ties? When ho was a bov. Let us seo tho
way in which 11 boy of ten years gels up in
the morning, works, plavs, studies, and wo
wiU te 1 you ju.t about what kind of a nun
he will make l ie boy who w Into at tho
eakhist-tnble, Into at school-who never
, l.l .1.1 ... t..l.t .! ... 1...
.io, auyt.i.iig at t,.o t time, main s a
l'"1" u"""1' l" l'"""!'" "..Ji
who hull' washes his face, half does his
tasks, half learns ids les-ons, will never
mako a thorough man. The boy who neglects
his duties, bo thev ever so small, nnd than'
excuses hinibelf by saying, "Oh, I forgot 1
I didn't think!" will never bo a reliable
mini. And the boy who finds pleasure in
iho paiu and sufieriiig of weaker things, will
never bo a noble, generous, kindly man a
real gentleman.
llisTonicAi.. 13arly In the eighteenth
century some Jewish speculators oll'ired to
pay $-1,0011,000 for tho privilege, of searching
tlio bottom of tho Tibor, with tho lutciilion
is
of reclaiming somo of tho Ireasiircs siiqio-ed
to bo lost and bin ted there. Lately thu
Italian Pnillauieiit havo approved of this
samo project, as presented to them by tho
llio
has
great Italian patriot, Garibaldi, 1 his will
bo dono by turning tho river from its cmiso
a mllo above and below Home, by way of an
tho
artificial channel. 1 ho work will bo look, d
forward to w itli a great denl of interest, ns
all
is
many things of interest will bo brou "lit to
view from tho depths wlieie they havo InlJ
so long, and tho enterprise, no doubt, w i t
Is
. ,
uioro than repay tho expense ineuritd. Vo
., . .
only much wealth ot later centuries lit hi r.v
concealed, but from tho timo of Ituimilov,
beforo wo commenced to reckon our ceiiturir s
until the present, has this rivi-rbeci i.mJ,
tho receptacle for wealth fur?' dun and untold.
casts
that