The Columbian. (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, November 19, 1875, Image 3
THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOSC URG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. THE COLUMBIAN. II I, 0 0 SI S II U ltd, I' II 1 1) AY, NOV. 10, Ih;J Hull lioml Time Table. LACKAWANNA IILOOMSIll'IKI IIAIL1IOA1) S'OllTIt, Accommodation Train,.., .Mull Train K.xprcss 'I'rntn . MS A.M. 1.30 A. M 1.4(1 t'.M. r..84 1'. M, SOUTH. i.SO A, ill. ft. a 1. 11 11.64 A. it CATAW1SSA IIAIt, liOAIJ, SOUTH. Accommodation Train c.2S A, M, llogillar ll.xprcss 3,M 1'. M, SOI'TII T.tlO P. M. 11.35 A.M. Through cars on ll.xpross train cither to New Yorl: or phlladclphlai Accnininoilatloh train rim? butn ecu rataivlssn, and Wlllhimspoit, notici:. All contract made liy Mr. Iic(ionci:icli for ml verli-oiiiciit', nml iirc-i.ilil stili.-c:ilitions will 1. e.irriul out liy tlio present iiniirlclnri of lliU n pr. Ilii-inoss canls In (lie tlircctory wilt be eoiitlniieil, at tlie old rules, iinliss ollterwi'o or dered, and will dale frutn Oct. Ut, 1H7". lu ll lilcdness to the C'i)t.L'MniAN on any account iniiu .lulv 1st, 1S7II, to Oct. 1st, 1.S75, will Kittle willi Mr. I)Ulenlacli. I'c-rsoiistloslriiiLitostop tlieir paper, If any, and tlioso vvMiinc; to suli scrilij or to linvu tlioir m-t olllce cliangiil, will pl.'.i-c notify tii at once. The paper will lie eon- muni to old siib-eriliers unless ollieiwiM ordei' t I. Ouiiifr to tlic trrett amount of work Inci ii nt upon taking charge of tho ollieo we have it had time to change the dale on the printed direction. N'o.xt week tliey will he changed to Oct. Sih, 1875. Our legal ilulics will not lie ncgleclril by rea on of our linviip; taken e-li'irge of thin paper Dim member of tho firm, and bolh, when ncces fary, will cniKtantly look after lliu interests of our clients. l-'em Ur.NT. A room on the first lloorof the Knt biiildiuK. For furilicr liniticiilars iiiititirc ol Mr;. M. K. Knt." Xov.l'J.-'-'w. do.vt l'oiuiicr rin: coxcrcitr on no e:.ii!:u i5, at Tin-: oimou.v hoimi:. TlClCKI'S AI'OHO A OLAIMv'S. Thanks-giving services will be held at the I'nsliyi. nun eburch nt 1UJ A. M. Wayne Mi'Vei'gli. (.'uniiron's sim-in-law, ha declined the portion of Attorney (jeneral. It had not been (endured him. The new block of William Oilmoro i ap proachhi!; completion, and make a fine addition to the strict. Tho gla front will be lliiUhed in a few day. IVi-tmmtcr liecklcy ciow over the gain of the Itepiiblicans in Heaver. True they gained 37 vote, but nl the same, time tic gained 111. Wo can afford sucli iisults AV u long time to come. We were mi-taken Int week in paying that the Imp-c lint by Or. Itilier bad been driven from I.ewitbing tho day before it died. It wa driven but three or four mile, and showed no symptom of sickne-H umil af1(.r rcturn. We are informed by competent authority that Mayberry (i. Huglie. of C'atavi-a ha purchas ed the entire interest of (J. li. I'axton in upper Lime It'ulgo for the sum of $12,000 cash. I.uw llro. it Co. arc operating the quarries. Tho Thc-pian will occupy the Opera Hoiic on the trinlng of December ad. The play now in rehearsal will be sure to plcac the large mi (lieiico that will midoubledly attend. l'rocecils are for the benedt of the Normal School. Street Commissioner ilarlon i nt work on C'ontio street iiluivo Jlain, grading tho road and paving the gutter. It is to be hoved that some niiangemcnt may soon bo niado by which tin street can lie oiieiie-il its full width up to Ko.-e-moiit cemcterv. , "Ixqunillii." Yon aro mistaken. Schuylkill is not an Indian name, but the river wa nainid liy the Dutch, it first di-eovcrers, and nu.ni "hidden liver." .SiimiiivIiiiiiiiii ha it origin from So-ai-ipic-han-nunk, an Indian word mean ing "a crooked, or winding river." We learn that Samuel Rogart of Iiohr-burg xva. furnished with a coat of tar on 1'iid.iy morning lust. We are not infornici'i who cum unl.cil thiact, but whether liogirt. deserved it or not, it wa a eowanlly and ilng-raceful died, and the perpetrators ought to be piMii-hcd. On Wednesday la.-t the passcn ger ear on the L. i'c li. It. I!, wa discovered to be on lire while at Kupcrt. It originaled from the stove pipe, and wa between the ceiling anr'i the roof of tho car. An axe soon made an op ruing, and water Irom the engine, promptly exlingui-hed the lU'iie. Wanti d i.v l'i:xsyi.VAM a ! A Democrat ic statesman. lIi.io.M-)iui:u 'e'ii.i:milA. How would llioel.way ibo, lor instance? VulUrille. Simulant. A decided improvement oi.i the Hughes and Wright class, galvanuid -specimens of a dead ia-t. t Now that the deir sia.-oi i ha opened we learn from exchanges that num'jers aio being killed by hunting pai-tie. The piospett for lovers of vcnUoii aie tneouraging. Hear. also have grown bold, raid come out of their haunts to see what the people ale about. Iliuin's eiiriusity ha co-t him hi life in teveral instances, thu cany in thu season. Tun FAiiMi:na' Ci.un or LotLsr.An ac tive, earnest organizatifiu has been formed in I-ocun for the purposo of self protection. They pi-opine to obtain a tl-,aiter and extend their or ganuation. The m ain object stems to be to purcha-o supidlei at tho leait iosihlo rate di rectly from the mj nuf.ictuier. I!y reipietC. I!. Ilruckway addio5f lHl the Club on lat Saturday evening. When will tli e city of Wi.kcsb.irie havosonie maiiul.iciiiring o nteiprio to keep pao with oth er Inland cities 1 It has an abuiuliinoe of coal, W.LIf'l'. U'lklul ,i. ....... ............ ..,..1 i WllU they cooperate '.: NVo'feiir the spiiit of enterprise ... .waiiig, jji .tzcrne iwitou. All woiiavulc .kiiv iritlint if VMI;i'-l!.irrrt dull sueeeed under .ueh eireuiiHlance', it is nut the lu ilt of "thu ta tcr, men, woman, ito." Miller, of tli o i:.xihangc, i one of tho ino-t ae umuiodating derk in the State. And he likes to s-o people k( cp their word. Wo are told that a traveller who intended to take the 1:10 tram w.n on the poii it of changing hi mind but .Mil ler in-Utcd on hi carrying out his intention, A few day.a;o Dr. of lientou wa, on a visit here, and got tired, tcry tired. The stage came round, It wa time to go, uud the Dr. could not get in. Miller, seeing the situation, met it like a hero. Me picked the Dr. up, put him in the stage, and both were happy. A step in the right direction ha been taken by our young people, who have organized "Sociable-," for thu enjoyment of the long winter evening, Tho material Or excellent society Is not wanting here, tho only lacking eh men; be ing sociability. It Is to be hoped that these gathering will euro that difiet, ami then llloonuburg can bual of a large and as refined acirclo of "youth and beauty" us any town In the 'interior. The "sociables" are to be held ovcry two weeks, and dancing will be the chief amuscnuiit. Last Monday night u party of young men from lluckhoru started on a 'coon hunt. When near the Montour county lino one of tho "var mints" wa luid, but so high '.valis place of refuge that stviral shots fiom the guns of the party f.illul to dltlodgo It. One of the hunters, a young man luimul fchoimaker, vohiiiticred to a-cenil the tree and dilvu tho 'iooii out of tho top. After clluibimr lo a height of more limn thirty fctt, he in some maimer inUsid his hold and fell to tho ground, dislocating his ankle and bruiting himself badly. Ilo wa careil for by his companions and will recover from the ellecU of hl fall, but wu tloubt if he hunts 'coons ugalu tlili biauon, Till': IlLOOMSllUlKl QUAUTKTTK Cl.UIl WII.1, Al'PKAU IN TIIK CONCK11T NHXT TJlUltSDAY KVKNINO, TICK- i:t8Atcu:o. a. cmhk'h. (leo. H. Kllcrt, late foreman of the HtpuUiean oiriee, ba retired from that poion, and will engage In some other biilnc at an early day. OVi'iilOTt Ihmncrut, The county commlloners will meet again on next Monday, the 22il, nt their office to meet Un balance of the collectors who failed to report on last Monday as directed by letter. Kslray or lot, a white sow pig, weighing nlnity pound., with ring in noe. Information of it wheitabouts would be thmkfnlly uceived 'y Samui:i, XiiYiiAnt), l.lmo Itidgc, Pa. Indian summer, with it hazy, lazy days, Is over, and this morning fWediicsday)tho ground appears in a heavy coat of frol, and the ther mometer ha gone down many degrees. Tho-e who have not yet adjusted their prof , lie stove P pe had better bo about It. CoMtxo Hack. II. h. Diellenbacb, Esq.,v!. i't'il Iielt Haven (hi week and i now nt Ham burg, preparatory to making Clinton his home again, lie ha taken the homo on Kalrview Strict now occupied by Mr. Illewelt, and will ere long lake po-cion. CVinfAit Democrat. Young Ilillmeyer, of I.ibcrly twp., who was wounded so badly in the head some few weeks since by the discharge from a gun, i still in a prceanom condition. Ilei obliged to lie on hi- luck whilst the piocen of forming a thick- eniiig over tho brain i prceeeding which pro ce I very slow. A liinarknblu rnsi Dan ville Iiitelllijcnctr. On Wednesday f It week while Lyman 11. Urown of Colley towinbin, thi countv. wa gathering bellbark from a tree near Koiksville. he slipped ami fell to the ground, a di-tanee of twenty feit , breaking hi back, from the eiKrL "f which he died on I'rid vy. 1 lu wa (i j years of gc, aim leaves a large circle of friends and rd alive. Sdliein Co. UtiMml. De-pile the hard time no town in tho State of the same sic ha made such material progres a liloom-liurg. New building are constantly going up, and laboring men have employment. The wage", it i true, are meagre, but any work now i belter than the poor house. Much end it i also due our Town authorities and poor di rectors for eeonomic.il management. The concert at the Opera IIoue next Thurs day evening prouiie to be one of tho best of the kind ever given in llluonisbiirg. The Quar tette Club will take a prominent part, and their singing, a" well a all the election, will lie of a iracter to plea-e every body. The ohket has been to make a programme that the people will appreciate, and not one that i calculated only lo di-play skill in exieulion. Secure seats now! I'or the benefit of those who are in tho hatit of placing stamp on various paits of an envel ope, it i statid that the department has ordered all letters to be sent to the dead letter office that have not stamp on the proper place the upper right hand corner. It i just a easy to ( lace It where it ought to be for the convenience of the mailing clerk, a it i to slick it on any other corner or the hack of the envelope. Wa.vamaki:h A Unoww The largest cloth- ing boiiso in America i that of the firm whoso name head this notice, and i located at Sixth and Market street", l'hia'telphia. Itead what lliey say in their ailverti-ement on tho thiid page of thi paper. The- will do all they prom, i-e, and will give mih purchaser a guarantee that their good are sold a low a Missible, and then will taku them back inideof ten days, if unworn and the customer is not satisfied witii them. Of the estate of Philip Miller there wa sold by the admini-trator, on Tuc-ilay lat, the home-lead farm to Mr, (jingles for &I101.&8: ami the back farm wa sold to l.lovd Shuman for i'MiO. !)0. A couple of other lots were dis posed of, hut all the quarry lots and the rivir bill farm oi one huiulrid and twelve acres re in ain un-old, and the sale wa continued till the first day of December at one o'clock P. M on the quarry piemi-e. The centennial tea party given by the l.ulie of the Lutheran Church on I'riday and Saturday evening pi oved a grand success. The tables Weie filled with all the good thing that a con gregated people could summon, and in addition to this the aiieknt dies represinted by the wai ters, and the relic on exhibition, some of which dated baik a far a two thou-and year, were of great interest to tlioso who gave them a call. The proeieds amounted to over two hundred dolhir. We hear a great deal about tho Postmaster Ocneral's "fast" mail in other parts of the country. We can boast of one in this section. About three limes a week the morning mail gets a far a Northumberland, where by some mians or other it becomes "fast" and sticks there until afternoon. We do not know to whom we are indebted for thi ilt-Inj ,but whether it i tho fault of the mall agent or of the rail road companies we do know that it i a great nuisance and ought to be abated. Any information of a little girl named Lllen (lilroy, twelve year old, with brown hair and blue lyes.who wore a.black and led shawl when she lift homo in l'ibriiary la-t, will be thank fully received by her mother, who reside in Krowntown, near Pitt-ton, and who sent her lo tho store to mako somo purchae, since which time she ha heard nothing of her. Addn-s Margaret (lilroy, Pilt.-tou. Papers ecpylngtlii notice will confer a favor on a worthy poor wo man. Tho contract for the beating of the Normal Sihool building ha bein allotted to Hollin it llolniesat ibemmof Jti,b70. Theiuateihd in to bo entirely niw,iinil the boilers non-explosive pipe slum gincrntor. of thu best manufac ture. They ixpict to beat the Chapel building and Ilemluik Hall within Ihiilyday. They are now in New Yolk engaged In seleetihg m.i Urials fur the work, which will be entered upon at oi ee. lly Christina, certainly every thing will be in working order. Mi-s.sk. Kiutors : Tho senior editor of tho Vie publican and ehaiiiiian of the Ilepublican Stand ing Commitleo of tho county acrt "that not a cent was Fpent by the Ilepublican to compel a single vole in the county," What became of the five hundred dollars that good liepuhlicaus of the county allege wa sent to Mr. Chairman Hcckley? 1 understand be denies this, asserting and admitting that ho only received two hun dred dollars, Pray, may 1 Imagine what was done with this? Wa it used as a corruption fund, or given a a compensation for the valua ble services icnihrcdhy Mr. Chairman in in creasing tho Democratic vote in the county? Or lid ho do the other thing with it ? Mr. Chair man you'have the lloor. X. A girl of unsound mind was turned out of t ullHiglium towii-liip poor noose lasi niiiv. wu Satiiuhiy finialo apparel, Idinlltiid as bus, wa loiiiui Hanging on a iree cne vy ""' , , ii. ( ,,,11111111. mid it is eimrally believed iluit ibo iiuloi lunate elrl diowuid beinlf. We hao not leninid that the body has yit bieu re loured. AMa'al Ailtocate. The above, whlih has up)carcd in several of our exihaiigis, I Incorrect, Iho girl named , .i i - i was not in mo tonjiigiiiiiu puoi nuns,.-, but came fioui the 'ihuylklll county poor home. We make this con lion in jiistico to thu over seers of the Conynghnni and Ct-nlrulla poor du ll let, a tho article above Is worded in such a maimer au to cast reflection upon thciu. OOODMLSIC MAY UK KXPIOTKD AT THU OPKUA UOlTSi: ON TIUNKSOIV INO NIUIIT. HVHIIY ItODY WILL IIP. TIIKUli. TICKLTS AT (IKO. A.CLAKU'S. The Arnnrati" llovle Untitle, for November, n monthly' journal devoted lo railway interests, literature, art nnd humor, comes to u In u line new drcs thi month, it I published nt Atlan ta, Oa,, by ll. W. Wienn, Oencral Pascnger Agent, nt twenty-five cent per year, Send for sample copy. Onoil irk night, tint long ago, it burglar entered a prlvato residence. On nccii(liiig one lllght of stairs ho olnerved a light in it chamber, nml while deliberating what lo do, a largo woman descended the stairs, seized him by the throat, pushed him down through tho hull, and forced him into tho street be fore ho had tlmo to think. "Heroic repulse, of n burglar by it woman" wnt the way the, story was told next day, Hut when friend called mid congratulated her upon her courage, she exclaimed: "(loud ginclouit 1 didn't know It was a burglarj III had I should liavo been frightened to death. I thought it wa my hii-band come home drunk, and I wu determined ho shouldn't slay in the hoiKe in that condition." Fata i, Acciimxr. On Wednesday, Nov. 10,1111,80 1M .Clldcoii llun-cckrr, Martin Stiney, and (Jharle Allen were blasting koine very heavy rock work nt Cilen City colliery, .1. A Losee, proprietoiyind the men, having drilled n hole, clmrgcd and fired the fue. After wnitiir but it short time for the blat to explode, the men returned to the work, nnd Ilun-ccker undertook to drill out the chargo He lui''. ju-t commenced when it cxplodrd. Stiney nnd Allen were thrown against theidc of the tunnel, and Huneck cr, who win standing dirctcly beforo the bla-t, was thrown somo di-taticc. Pait of his skull wa cut from the bend, leaving the b-rain exposed, ficc and eyes badly cut, one I'm badly ma.-beil, and a large hole cut into hi body at the iippe, part of his breast. He remained insensible, and died in four hours, Stiney and Allen were not seriously injured, nnd arc doing well. Cos.un' Tmto' tub llYi:. An exchang says th.it the popular opinion of the mean ing of "Coming through tho Kyc,"i9 entirely erroneous. His theory is that the poet al lude ro tho river "Hye," through which tho girls had to wade on tlicir way to market, and that custom sanctioned the theft of a kis, if tho laie was met in mid-stream. To support hi theory ho refers the reader to tho original, ami argues from it that the las wet her clothes in the stream. "Jenulo 1 a' wat, pair ladle ; Jennie's seldom dry ; She Uratr'U a her pet'Ieoatle, Coralu' turougu llio Itje," Now, in this short verso are two proof that our contemporary is wrong. nnd that popular opioion is right. The printer has cleverly added his theory by setting "rye" with a capital 1!, a if it win tho name of a river, but Hum's wrote it, and hi Scotch publisher printed it a it was intendeil'ryco' that i grain. Again, the word "drag' it" is a Scotticism for spattered or spotted, which precisely cxpicc tho condition of "pair Jennie's pel ticoates" while dawdling through a field of hull", or quarter grown rye, wheat, or oats, after a heavy dew, or a shower of rain. Anv one who has been in tho country in the sprint;, ami observed the milk mai B tripping through the gr.v-s will understand tho peet's meaning at a gl.mco. Homo News. It now appears that the steamer Pacific which was lost on tho Pacific ocean recently, collided with a sailing ve-sel, tho Orpheus, which was soon after wrecked, on the coast. The captain and crew of tho Orpheus wcie saved, lint two survivors of the I'acific have been rescued. The collision is attri buted to carelessness on tho part of the cap tain of tho strainer. In the town of .Inuitis, X. Y , recently, a man named Theodora I Iodine, who was feeding a threshing machine, was killed in a curious, manner, lie and other. wcru thresh ing loo-o oats. A coil of fence wire had somehow got mixed with the grain, and he shoveled it tin-ecn into the hopper. One end of it caught in tho cylinder and the other end around his neck, and quicker than a lla-h hi head wa drawn upon tho machine and torn from hi shoulders. It wa only when blood and brain wcro seen coming out of the spout below with threshed grain that tho man underneath attending to that part of the work called tho attention of tho others to the fact that something awful had taken place. Tho unfortunate man leaves a wife and two children, "For. Tin: Ili.oon is Tun Lin:." Seo Deuteronomy, xii : 211. Tho blood being tho source from which tho system is built up, and from which wo derive our mental a well a physical capabilitiea, how vile, fe-tcring poison, all organic functions become en feebled. Settling upon important organs, as the lung, liver, and kidney-, the ellcct 1 nio-t ili.-a-trou. Hence it behooves all to kfep their blood in a perfectly healthy con dition, and more especially does this apply at thi-particular season of the year than at any other. No matter what the exciting eau-o niav be, the real cau-e of a largo ju o poi tioii of all disca-e is bad blood, Now, Dr. Pierce docs not wi-h to place hiOolden Medical Di-eovery in the catalogue ot quack patent nostrums, by I'lcunimciiiliiig it to cure every ili.-ca-e, nor does he so recommend it : on the contrary, there are hundred of di-ea-esthat he acknolw edges it will not cure but what he claim- is tin, that (hero isbut one liirm ol iom disease that it will not cure, and that di-easo is caiicer. lie does not re commend hi DiscoU'ry for that disease, yet be knows it to bo the nio-t jeaiching blood-elean-er vet discovered, and that it will freo tho blood nnd system of all other blood-poison, bo they animal, vegetable, or mineral. Tho (luldeif Medical Di-covery i Warranted by him to cure the worst I'urnis of Skin Dis eases, a all form of Illotche, Pimple., and F.riiptions; al-o all (llandiilar Swelling, and the wor-t form of Scrofulou and Ulcer ated Sores of the Neck, Leg, or other parts, and all Scrofulous Di-ca-cn of tho Hones, a While Swellings, Fever Sores, Ilip-joiutand Spinal Di-ea-cs, all of which belong to Scrofulous diseases. L'oNfin.Mi:i). Hii'-JoiNT 1)ii:v.su Cuitni). IP Grove litntion, Jowa, Dr.. Piur.tT, Hulfalo, N. Y.: Jkartiir My wife first became lame nine year ago. Swellings would appear nnd dis appear mi her h'p, and she wagradully be coming reduced, and her whole system rotten with disease. In 1871, a swelling broko on her hip, discharging largo quantities, and since that time there aro several openings. Have had five doctors, at an expense of $122, who say nothing will do any good but a surgical operation, Jul)- 10, 187U, he writes thus: My wife has ecituinly recieved a great benefit from the iiso of your Discovery, for she wa not ablo to get oll'tho bed and win not expected to live u week when when sho commenced using it, a year ago. Sho has been doing most of her work for over six months. Ha Usui twenty bottles, anil still using it. Her recovery is considered as almost a miracle, and we attribute It all to tho iiso of your valuable medicine. I can cheerfully re commend it as ublood-piiiillerand strength-re-lorer. M. ItoniNKON, (loldeit Medical Discoveiy is bold by Druggists, Singer, the sewing niachliio man, left Ave wives and 22 children living,. Ho bequeaths to the last murried of hi wives a life inter est in his cstnto In Fnghiud, valued at if-!,-(lou.ooo. i,r.MiO.(HM) to her six children and S3.000.000 to tho rest of the children. If all theso Singers get to quarreling over his will thero will be intuit-. THU BNTKUTA1 X M KNT AT TIIK OPK HA IIOFSK l'OUTHH HI SKI-IT OF TIIK NOHMAL SCHOOL WILL UK OF AN KX CKLLKNT Clt.Ut.UTKi:. DON'T FAIL TO SHOW YOflt I NT I'. UK'-1' IX TIIK SCHOOL 11Y ATrKXDt.Mt. TICKKTS AT OKO.A. CLAIIK'S, New Hum. Stonewall Jackson's first and real name wa Thomas Jonathan. There will bo a grand review of tho First divUlon of Philadelphia troop on Thanks giving Day. The old Pentiylvaiila freight depot, In Philadelphia, I being put lu midliies for Moody and Sinikey. Damn Itothchlld, who I now on a visit to thi country, lately had an interview with Hrighani Young In Salt Luke City. During the latthroo month mwlv one thousand hoghavn died of cholera InSliilby county Indiana, The revival at Trinity church Danville, i still increasing in Interest and In the number in attendance. "Let's retire twenty cent of the redeem able" I the way they put it now in Calhoun, Ky, when they'waiit to "inltate" a couple ol drink. Some contemptible I'adical editor wnnl to know what Piollet, who is "interested in a mowing machine," think of the Ilepubli can "threshing" machine? Don 1'edro II, Kmperor of Hrazil, will leave Hlo Janiiroin M ircht187tt.fnr Kurope, Altera short visit there) he will attend tho Centennial Celebration in tho United State.. The Siinbury Jhtibj ha suspended pub lication indefinitely. Sunbury is evidently not a healthy locality for a daily news paper. Gen. McClcllan think the IVnincrnt will succeed ill the next Presideiilal elt ction if the Coiign- which meet in Dece.uber leg-l-late wisely. Hon. Alex, II. Stephens I expected to be able to lake hi sent in Congress next sc-ion, having nliuot entirely recovered from hi seriou illne. Will J. Hancock, of Danvilb . sport a pair of boots made fr in the hid - of a six hundred dollar team which he owned, and which ho but by accident. Hi friends havo heard from Oco. H. Henn, at San Francisco. Ha lelt for Cali fornia several weeks ago, witii the object of introducing Pulton's petroleum gas in that section of country. Vice President Wil-ou w.n taken sud denly and alarmingly ill at Washington on Wednesday, 10, inst. He wa resting coin fortalily on Wedne.-day night, and hopes are entertained of his speedy recovery. A building will be erected on the Cen tennial grounds for tho shoo and leather trade, where the products of that industry and the modes of manufacture will be ex hibited. Leonard Cox, cashier in the Hroadway office of the Western Union Telegraph Com pany, ha been di-eovered to be a defaulter to the extent of $li),UOO and ha made a con fession. It is intimatci! that Mr. New will soon reign the poition of United State Treas urer and quit the ollieo .'"bout New Year's. The rca-on for thi step are the require ments of bis private business in Indiana. The two groat express companies: of tho United State, the Adams and the American, employ about 8,000 men, 1,000 horses, 1,200 wagon-, and use 3,000 iron safe. Their agents travel more than 100,000 miles daily, or more than 32,000,000 miles annually. Anthony Lcnehnn who murdered Cap tain Iteilev near Wilkes-ll.irre on Sept. in, 1S7-I, has been captured in La Salle. HI.. through the in-trunientatilv of the Coal and Iron police, lie has been fully iudentilled a the man who is wanted, and h now lying in jail at Wilkes-llarre. In Lehigh county a little girl wa on a chair in the second story of the hou-e, and falling or stepping down she struck a loaded gun, which wa discharged anil t'io contents sent into her throat, killing her instantly. liev S. II. Thompson, pastor of the Presbyterian church, ut Lewislmrg, a few Jays ago had the tempting oiler of ."1.000 a ycarand an elegant par-onage, a succes-nr to Hov. Dr. Chambers, of Philadelphia. The reverend gentleman declined the oiler. An old man by the iiMno of Jerry Os borne was found hanging to a tree near Far toryville, Wyomingeoutiiy, i'riday after noon, by a couple ofhuuters." Tho coroner's jury rendered the verdict that he died by his ow n hand while temporarily insane. The manufacture of peanut oil is becom ing an important indu-try nt th" South It was first mado a a sub-titiithe for olive oil during the war, when the latter could not bo had. It is much cheaper than olive or al mond nil, anil Weep both color and sweet ness better than tho former. I'M ward Wright, of llrooklyn, Pa., near Fo-ler township, met with a horrible, death on Saturday Ia-t. Ho wa at work on a -call'obling twenty feet from thoground, and whilo in the net of swinging a heavy beam around, which wa suspended by tackling over him the same broke, and sniahod his head into an unrecognizable nias. He was 2d and lately married. The coinpleto skeleton of a mastodon, which would stiind about eleven feet high, wa found recently near Circleville, Orango county, N. Y. Tlio bone wero too decom p..scd for removal, except tho teeth and one thigh bono, the cap of which i as large as a human skull. We are glad to hear that Orvillo Drant has stopped selling whiskey to (lie Indian, and is now hauling Dclewrao whilo oak for use in our navy yaids. For this we are in debted to a suggestion of the President, who rticntly oh-erved to his brother : "Orvillo, I doii.ttbink it looks well for two niombcr.s of tno family to bo in the whiskey business, and you know I can't get out." The bottom reached ! ! Extraordinary low prices. 1,000 yards Amoskeag and Garner Prints at six and seven cents per yard just opened at tho popular cheap cash store of V. P. Jonks & Co., Catawissa, Pa. Silk Handkerchief in endlcs variety at Clark & Wolf.. O, 0. Marr sells cheap for Heady Pay. ("Old Trust i Dead.") Look out for Clark t Wolf next week. They intend reducing the prices of their dris good. Moyer llro, havo received a car load of ualcine l rhister ami t-i.iul. liuililers would do well to consult their prices before pur chasing elsewheie. Collars and Ties lu great variety at Clark Jt Woll's. For a Xobby 11 at go to 1). Lowenberg's, Towel, Table Linen, Ac, very low at uiaru iv. vt oil s. One ton of Lewis' Lead bought on the de cline at Moyer llro, A splendid lino of Satin Neck wear for iieiils, in hows, scans, j les, itc, at D. Lowenberg's C. O. Murr sells Gum Diapers. Cold blows the wind. So go and get a Good Warm Suit at 1). Lowenberg's, O. C. Murr Mills Sewing Machine Needles una on. Hlack Cashmere ot Clark & Wolf's. Wljcu you go lu Philadelphia stop at tho Allegheny House, No, 812 and 81-1 Mar- kci street i naving ueen recently renoyuteu, Pricu only $2 per day. A, HlX'ic, jiurcn iv,iu-iy rroprietor, T0WANDA HOOTS I The best nnd mot to biiv. Trv tliini. TO WAN DA HOOT'S. n liable for ivrv oi e 1 For tale at ..MeKii.- ! '0'"' i Ladies, look nt Clark & Woll's beav. r j cloth. Thev hnve something new nn I cheap j In that line.' I Hlack, Drown, lllue, Hod nnd DmI) Vel veteen at C. C. Murr'j. tn! Here I. W. H.irtiiiin ordered on Monday over fi) piece of New Goods to ar rive on Wednesday or Thursday of this week. OVKI1-COATS I O VKlt-COATS I For Men, Youths and Hoys, Great H.trgalns nt D, LoHcnberg'.. Ladies' ready mado coats; at Clark & Woll's. Hard times no more. Cheer up boy.,pro cure a genuine Key Wet or Havana Cigar at Henilersliotl's Drug Store,aiid unioko dull euro away. Cenntcnnial Seamless Hags 30 cents a Piece at M. M. lliissel's. Mover llro, sell Hosendalo Cement at tho lowest figures. I,ot of new goods next week at Clark & Woll's, cheap, Ceo. A Clark has just received a Largo Assortment of Papetrics. 1 ho largest lot ever brought into this section of the United States, l'nco l.oiu 10 cents to l a box, CALF S110KS AT V. M. KN011HS FOlt 2.00 FKI! .'A IK. A large line of Collar. and Cull's at Clark is- YVolt s. A new lot of Apple-ton "A" Muslin at I. W. llartmau'a for 0 cents cash. C. C.Marrscll Flour and Table Oil Cloth very cheap. For a Good Cheap Overcoat go to D. Lowenberg's. Ladle, call at Clark & Wolf's and look at their line of Laces, consisting ut tlu new slyhs in Point do Gaze, Yuk,Guipuie and oilier lace. F.ii'.M rou S.m.i: Containing ol acres, in Scott town-hip, one-half mile lioiti lllooni-huig. (Jood buildings, spliliilid water, anil a first clj- stone qiuny on the piemi-es. Price 5-),000 W. J. HcciCAi.nw, Heal Estate Agent. Lots of Fancy Goods for the Holday.s next week at Clark cc Wolt'. At the Central Tea Storo can bo found new crop Itai-in, Prunes, Sardines, French and Spanish Olives Sapsago Chctse.Thaiik.--giving brand Mince Meal, choice Cream Uhec-oe and other new goods, Embroidered Slipper patterns at Clark & Woll's. FAl!MKlWTTKirXOTICE. A.Lewi, Huckster, lllooin-burg, will pay the highest price in cash for Calves, Dried Horrica and Evgs. Oct. 20- lw ' Great reduction in tho price of Dre.-s Goods at Clark & Wolf's next week. Call early so you may have the lir-t choice. Tobacco, Cigars and Confoctior.cry at wholesale, very lov,by M. M. Hussell. Oysters of line selection, at M. M. Itus sell's. Men, Ladies' and Children's woolen 1I0;0 at K. M. Knurr's. Itubbcr Hoots at Mc Kinney's. A few more of those cheap prints vet at Clark- ec vt oil s. F.wiMim, ArnsiTios. Hiki:t. take Hu tier Kgg, Lard and Produce in exchange for good Men Gum Gools,Hoys Gum !oot-,Ladics, Mis-es and Children liiibbeis at K. M. Knorr's. Choice variety of Cranberries and Mince Heat at M. M. Hu-scll's. All Coal slalcd and screened beforo leaviii; the old established coal yard of C. W. NllAl. As lino. iWtf Good clean Coal to be bad only of C. W. Neal A; liro. 32lf If you want a good Hani, If you want cheap and good Tea, If you want Colfee Java or Hlo, If you want good Canned Fruit, If you want tho best Mackerel, If you want Sugar for the lea-t money, If you want the be-t Syrups in town, If you want good Cigar, If vou want arooil Tobacco. If vou want anything in the Grocery and Provision line, go to Krsisixi.'s, Main street. tl-2o Don t he worried and anoyed with not only a poor quality of Coal hutilirlv and slaty beside-, out imy oi u. . iM'..i. ec uno. who uc.ii only in the best qualities. 32tf S2.00 buys a good pair of Ladies Shoes at Alchiuncy s. Call and examine. Hni.I" TOMOTIIl'.llS NfltSINIl iNlUNTsj. It is a conceded fact that mothers who havo tho care, anxiety and draught ot nursing in fants are weak and need the aid of some strcntheuiiie: tonic to mako tin tho nour ishment required for the growth of tho child. Ale. iiortcr.aiu! lager beer have often been recommended. Of late, since physician havo become aware that Port Grape Wine produced by Allied Specr, of P.i-saic, N. J. is strictly pure thay havo prescribed it in stead of alo and no'rtcr. This wine i prin cipally sough for by mothers who have nur sing infants as the best supply medium to be found. The wine I rich in body and not in toxicating but gently stimulating. Druggists generally keep it, and tell it for a dollar a bottle. Lnquirrr. C. W. NilAT, iC-Hito., sparo noexpcneo tosend out nice Coal. a-tt Wyoming Si miliary and Commercial C'ollegi', King-toil, Luzerne countv, Pa., lias accommo dation for 175 hoarders and 200 day scholar. 1 Studint recti veil at any tlmo and charged for boa id f 1 1 1 1 1 1 the lime of admission. Sliidint piepared fur college, teaihing and business. Commercial course and telegiaphv un-urpas-ed. Common English studies thoioughly taught. College pienaialor. course i qu.it to that of any other sihool. Si nil for a catalogue and a Com mercial Journal lo Piiv, I), ('opelnnd, Ph. I). Commercial sludints addn-s Prof, L, L. Sir.lgue. If you want a first class Farm Wagon, If you want a Platform PIca-uro Wagon, If you want an Kliptlc Hming Wagon, If you want a Phasiire Wagon, If you want your Wagon put lu good trim, If you waul upalrs dune good with short notice, Go lo J. It. F.c. Farmer in want of first clas articles of Thrihers and Ckancr; also, one and two hoHoTiead Powers, call on or address J, M. Hub-hirer, Light Strut, Columbia County, Pa. 3 in COAL. COAL Obi Cslnlillslied Coal Yard. O. W. Nli.u, ci Duo., Wholc-alo & lictail Dealers in all sizes ot the best qualities ol Heil and White Ash Coal, at the very lnwcet market rates, Have constantly on hand large stocks of Domestic, Cupola, Illaeksmilh's Anthracite, HHuuiiuous, and Linicburncr's Coal. Especial attention given to tho prepara tion of coal before leasing our yards. Grain and l,uinbei' taken in exchange, for coal. Coal delivered lo any art of tho town at short notice. Orders lelt at I, W. McKelvy's store, or ut our ollice, will receive prompt at tention. Oliice and Yards at William Neal li Sous' Furnace, East llloouisbiirg. Your patronage respectfully solicited, COAL. L7-tf-20 COAL, IS IT Who said that you would liko to get such Clothing as City People wear, rather than tho Wholesale goods com monly sold? This will tell you how to do It. The very laree tncrenso of our business allows ut to malie. A STILL LOWER SCALE OF PRICES, AND You Can Save Enough In buying a Suit at Oak Hall TO PAY FOR THE TRIP from anywhere In this County to the City of Philadelphia, and have a day of sightseeing betides. WanamaUer & Drown stand by this Statement, and so will you alter one trial. Character ol I tic Goods ho sell I 1 For Men & Boys. can be rtlicd mkrenresent " as t( (fo not wftoleintf, but confine oursctve to ret .ii I Wc bear no ill-will to any one, and state this only because some dt.drs sill poor goods as coming from our house. To each of our custom inc arc responsible for articles bought of us, Hy cur plan of Ticketing the tight ti.tinet of the materials on our goods, no one can be milcd u to (u.ihtics Mow Wan.imaker& Brown trrsat their ! CUSTOMERS. nnywncre.amt mat ine quamy is as represented , aNo, that the money will be paid back in full, if purchaser within 10 das uistui, for any reason, to return the goods, unworn, t f rMIlS Is exactly where the Store 1$. terfeit people stop strangers about where IMnl.idelphla, It is n large building, the counterfeit SlX'lli-StX'lJl and Market Streets. tne nouui-e.ist corner oi ni a. i Those who cannot J come stnd mnil tnnde ; to the City. I any one c in to the Express Co on receipt of" goods, isalKw.d r fore paying Where m i nn iv, mi i iwc paying nere i;oous no not please, wc win return ine money and pay thu expressage bat to Philidelphia. J j shoufJ bt tutta tee our tiatue on the Buildine and ' oier the doer at you enter WANAMAKER & BROWN. mm BOOK ESZslLKEi ilMB STilTIOMSE, Dealer in Law JJIunks, Sunday School Libraries, Depository of tho Pennsylvania Bible Society, WINDOW 0URTA1B3, 7 ALL PAPEE, PICTUI13 FRAMES REWARD CARDS. Books and supplied not on band can be furnished On, Short Notice ut iho Most llcasonublc Redes. Store in Exchange Hotel Oct. S 1-.75- TOWN AND COUNT11Y. Sclii'iick's Pulmonic sjnip, for tlio cure of consump tion, finikin llll'l colds. Tlio grout lrtuc (f this ini ilkliicH that It ripens the mattiT nnd throws It out ot tho sjbtcm, purlllou tlio blood, unit thus cnccl.s n cure. Sehouck.sSiM ml 'I'onlc, inr tho etireof ilyi-pcpi l.i, Indigestion, Ae. The Tonic produces a hcallliy action of tliostom nch, creatlii'," an appetite, forming chyle, ami curlnj the most okstinito eases of Inrllpc&tlou. fcehonek'ii MunitruKo l'llla, for the euro of ller com plaint, Ae. These pills are nlterntlie, and produce a, healthy action otthe liver without, tho l".3t il.ui?.;r, as thc.v are free from calomel, and et more elllciUoua lu lestorinj; a healthy action of the lUer. These remedies aro a certain euro nr consumption astho pulmonic syrup ripens the matter andpurlll s tho Wood. Tho inindrako pills act upon tholler, create n healthy Olle, an I remove all diseases of tlio liver, often u cause of consumption. Th" se i weeil tonic gives lone and strength to thu stonHCIi,mal;"S airood digestion, and enables tho organs tu form. yuod blond, and thus crcat:a a Healthy circulation of healthy blood. The combined action ct 'tlieso medi cines ns thus eplaliud, win euro o cry cafco of con Mimptlon, if taken tntlraoand the use of tho medi cines persovc red In. Hr. t-eh.'ncl; la professionally nt his principal of 'ce, corner Mxtli and Aich Ms , 1'hlladclphl 1, everj Mon day, where all letters fur acU Ice must ba addressed. o TjRo Aj pi"! rills for nil the purposes of a puta tive, for constipation, Indljiesllun, hcadach", nnd lu er complaint, lly universal accord they aro ILo beat of all imrgutlu'8 for family use. o tiii:iii:nt ritoTECTiox. Tlio best safeguards aganr-t epidemic (!lsiaco arc thorough digestion and 111 m nerves. It Is because they assure the regular performance of ihedlgesilio procees. and InMgorati) Iho nenous system that Ilofetettera Momaeh mtters aie suih a sovereign protective njniln'.t the Intlueures which beget Inter mittent id. lI. lilies nud those which directly allert iho stomach nnd bowels. If tho nones aro healthfully tranquil, the n"Hiillatlon of food perfect, as they aro Fiire to oe uniur ine inuueneo orims siaimam tonic and nenlne, malaria may bo dolled! and If, In tlio absence of the most lellablo of medical safe guard, the stem has fallen a piey lo dlfcaso of an Intermittent or remittent tjpe, Ibo Hitters wlll.lt persisted In, eradicate every vestige of tho malady, lltllousnes.s, constipation, nml dyspepsia jU'ld with equal eeilnlnly to the operation ot this potent vege table alterative. o It Is no vrrnder Hint Invalids lose f.illh In spectlles when so many wtithtcvs medicines nre advertl-ed for lhoeiiieof v.nlous diseases, but which, when tried are "found wanting." We have to learn, how ever, of the Hint failure of Hi. Wlstnra Ii.dsamof Wild Uietry tonne coughs, colds, and piilmoinry dUease. m cents and II a bottle, largo bottles i.m;h the cheaper. AN IMI'OIiTANT PACT. Tho voluntary testimony cf thousands est lMUhus beyond all doubt it fart of vital Importanca to tho absolute spetlllc for remittent anil Intermit tent fever, dvspepsla, constipation, blllousnc is, men tal depression, sleeplessness, chronic diarrhcci, and nil diseases of tbo stomach, liver, and bowels. Tho uiimedleated stimulants usually prescribed In tlioso cases only ajgrav ale tho symptons, Instead ot re moving them. The Hitters, on tho contrary, act im a corrective and luvtgor.int, without produilLg tho unpleasant uud dangerous ccnseipicnces of the old school practice. The action Is mtld and soothing lo tho Irritated stomach and bovvtH, promoting diges tion unit preventing llalulency, nausea, headaches and all Intestinal Irregularities. A wlnegl.issful to. foro meals gnutly assists digestion. Iho convales cent may use them with great bencllt, as a, means ot rcstoi Ing st re ugi h unci c heerf ulncsti. tiij; misT r uuanv'ii onici:. Tho present Is a good opicrtunlly to remind tlio friends of tho paper, ami tho public generill, that I lie I'ci.miiiAN Job Pkintimi un icb liasniistis ilor In thLs section, and, lu tome respects, Is w llhout an eiiial. liurlug Iho last year we have eomplclely re newed our tyiiesand made large additions, ami It is no Idle boast to say lint wo have now iho Hist Tresses, iho l'est Assortment of Tjpe, tho llcst Stock U Paper, Cai ds, Ac., nnd thu Host orkmen In tho couulry. our woikinin aro tpce'lully adaptictfor the Ir places, and wo mako It n point to nlwayB give our customers n neat, toi reel and sails facloi y Job. We do not claim to do work for less than ollieis, but will w a i runt It to boos cheap as can bo done any where and jleld a decent rolli. All who nre In need of Job Pi luting of any kind Plain or in folors-wlll tlud it to their Interest tu give then uiiuuNdiilco a tihil. We havo im hand every voilcly of Cards, I'aper, Ink, rnvclcj cs, lugs, tc, that Is likely tube called for, anil can furnish any quantity or stj lo of vv ork on short notice, l.indli g to order. tf. wnnrtmo .uivr.UTisi:. A.T. Stewart says tl.o lest advertising mediums ho baa ycr found ''aro tho old established organs of the two political parlies, ut tho severul couiitj seats ihiuugnout tho Union." 'ihm," lio sajs "rcacli every faintly of tho least account In their several counties, nml aro mom can fully load limn unj othor claasot junuuiUi." H Mr. Mcwiut's Juilnmentlsot value, tlieielsno diniciilij in deciding which jmpcr it is lur mo interest of buslucismen toudveilUu lu Thol'oi.tMBiA 1U.U0C1UT, uiHUi vvlilchlhls iinperts paill.uij louiidod, vvaHcstublMied InlsSil, and Iho CottsiuuN now enjoys a wider clieuhitlon and gioaler roiiH'ilty than It cvoi did. It goes regular ly Into two thousand uiuilltcs In Columbia and ad. Joining counties, audby luosi of them Is read from 111 tli -i tu thu last lino. It is lliuonly rocognUed vtnoncuiu! ueurjyflve Uiousand IwiLcxritle voters In the louuly. Knives adifi tlsc nients a lusty dis play, that uiultos them utliucllvo to Its pal rons, thus cnsui'iiu gieutcr certiiliity tti.it I hey will pcrumi iheiM. Wlillo 1U Oli'culatieulstiiidoubledly much the inrocst in the count), tho advutlslug ri.us of the tuuMBisN ure no higher than those o oiin r puiiers wuiioai.ij uau .mi sn. raiiiotone.fouttlitheiiuiii. her ot subscribers, fact s lli.e thi so spi a)s fur tliem. selves. No shrewd buslne s luau will neglect to In sert Ills atlv t rtuoiaents ui tho coiomtiH tf. YOU 1! fy0 le ture of what we sell we manufacture our I Roods, tome of them In our own building, A. '1 hcv are well cut. icwed and finhhed. 1 hcv upon Storekeepers out of the city us when ihcvsnv ihevsell our cood. r iiii, price in plain figures ana nothing eff . l he I ft.une price to acquaintances and strangers, 'lo city people and country people equal advantages, with each article sold.n Guatanite Is Riven, that the 1'nce Is as low ns It can be bought important indeed, beeause.unprincipled naving stores in rniiaaeipnia( court our signs, cards, advertisements, and on the store is, so that they may sellthelr ine street, ivttnraiit airrcztont roods. There is but one Oak Hall In sire of four ordinary stores, and Is u a ja l ii sia.hi- -SIXUI- patterns of material and rrlces bv when requested. I'erscrut can have - tin rood tent bv r.xtires. bv send ing their measure (we furnish easv directions that measure by,) and describing color w. uuuu, ann price uesircu i aymeni can uc inauc cceiot of cood. nnd the TitLvtlt-ce of evanainim them and the privilege of examining them ;oods do not please, we will return the Buikliim; Bloomsburc;, Pa DYSI'El'SIA. HYSI'lll'sIA. DY.-I'Kl'f-IA. Dyspepsia Is the most perplexing c f nil human all meats, lis sjmpionis aro almost Inilnltc In their variety, and the forlorn nnd despondent victims of the disease often fancy themselves the pie), In turn of every known malady. This Is due, lu part, to the closo sympathy which e.Ws between the stomach and the bruin, and In part nlso to the tact that any dlstuibanco of the digestive- function necessarily disorders the liver, the bowels and the nerv oils sys tem, and effects, to somo extent, the guallty of tho blood. 11. I'. Kiinkrs Illlter Wlno of Iron a f.uro cure. This Is not a new preparation, to be trie I nnd found wanting; It has been prescribed datlv for many year ln tlio practice of eminent physicians with tmparal eled huocws: tt Is not epccted or Intended to cure all Hit; diseases to which the human family Is subject, but Is warranted toeure Dyspepsia In Its mot obsti nate form. Hunk-el's Hitter Wlno of Iron n-vcr falls tocure. Symptonisof D) spepslanro loss of nppcltte, v.-lnd nnd rising of food, drjness In moii'li, heart burn, dlsteiisloii of tho stomach and bowels, consti pation, headache, dl7lness, sleeplessness and low spirits. Trytlw great remedy and be convlnctd of Its merits, (let tlio genuine. Take only Hunkers, vi hlch Is put only In $1 bottles. l)opot,!i'J North NMnth it., I'hljadelpld.v For salo'.by atlelrugglsts and dealers everywhere. I'.ll'K Wouii laitlrciy rcrab'vVit with purely vegetable medicine, !nssln? from the system nllve. No fee until tho head passes. Couie and lefer to patients treated. I)r. 11. 1'. Kunkel, No ii;,o North Mnth s.:., Philadel phia. Adv leo f rco. Seat, l'ln and stomach Worms nlsu reinoved, Tho medicine for removing all others bul Tape Worm, can be had of ) our druggist, ask for Hi'ski i.'s Wonv syiici1. l'rlce 1. U. 7. Kunkel Philadelphia, l'a. J, H. MAIZE; Dealer In GROCERIES AND CliOCKEllY, GLASSWAllE, QUKKXSWAKK, iVOODK-VWAUK, All kinds of Dried Fruits, Caiiiicd Fruits, .DRIED MEATS, HAMS, Fresli Fisli, Mackerel anil (M Fisli, SYRUPS AND MOLASSES, Ami tho La'rgest Genernl Assortment of Groceries TO 1113 l-OUXD IN Till: CUUXTY (M tho IvlAMMOf&CIWCErvY C.ir. Main and Center &ts., llloonisbure, I'm. Oi I. s, ls75 A FIRST CLASS NEWSPAPER. DAILY AND WEEKLY. liulepcndent in Everything! Nontral in Nothing, Ojiposcd la all Corrunt ."Rings in unicipiil, Sttito and Nutioiial Allliirs. Tim DAILY TIMKS will be Issued on Saturday, tho 13th of Marvll next, and everv mnrnlnc-tli,..jiriir sundajs etcepud, under tho editorial dliecilon of A. h. Mcliure, printed coiujuieily from clear, new tvpe, onalaigo folio sheet, couudnlng all thonows nniiuilay, Including imi Ahscii lATj; I'UIISSTIOI.K. UIIA.MS, hH'clal Telegrams ami coiresponcleneo liuui an Hiuin C1 llnril'Sl, nun ll auess eOUOIIal U: custlcusc'f curient tot'les. Price. 'I'll n c. vtk Hull eiibscrlpilons, postage free, six dollars per uniiuia. or llllv cents nor month, in advam... Adverllsemeits, llltmi. twentj and llility cents mtr line, net tnillliL' In niiialtiui The Weekly Times Will lw Issued on8tttuidy, March Will, weekly tun.,....,, ...niKiuiuK "II lllireillliuc Ilivesoi IU0 ,.v wti'niiu jiuim i uiiu i lUHiiemi iiepous rule "u 0U l'uu't(u "'U1, ftt lllB '"h"11 i en i'uiTn l weiiiy c'qpias lu,. li AD SHT UmEnT8 tweiilj-tlm eeiiU ir line. IteiultuiiuM should I'o uiudoby Diatl or 1'u.t Of ucn uratfru, Address TI-TE rPIM33S. No. It bomb MivomEstii-Lt. 1'UILAUEU'lllA SHERIFFS IS AT, E. l.'l V.IMIK til1 SI NllltY WnlM tM'eil out flu i .ii.i ut liiminon nemof Columbia county, ii i in in' il'ientwl will ti cxposul t" Ml" " 'J'" lu nn hotsor ,leno 1). ttleo.ln Scott townsulp at t u c ii k. p. in on Tl'K'-'DAY, NOVHMtimi 30, 187C, ,11 Hi it certain undivided one-half of a lot of land u .leiii semi lownsiiip, ('oliiiniilR countv, l'u., it" in. 1 1 i ni-iiine ijimrry, Iwuudod on the cant br on irrv loi , f MnrHe K (Mrsel, on t lie nni 1 Ii l li nd f ipm lioone, on ttip west Hy anuthi r . i n h .f ,1 li. Idee, known as tno ureen cuan i -inn bv linds ot Aaron lloone and other lnil;i.r .1 ,ii. Ill' '.on which nro erected two clwc'lln . lull-, s, still liouv, stable, ofllce, bay wales nndi.u line kilns. iK'Init Ilia undivided ou!-hlt of lie ipi. i r i ' pui 'h ise.l by .1.1), ltlce of Charles Li e with the uppurtenances. ALSO; 'Hi ' oilier undivided one-half of tlio quirry lot nlii'.e described, being tno undivided one-half ot i- ild o'l.irrv lot purchased by tliosabtJ.I). Itleo from l'et r shu j, with the nppiirtennnws. ALSO; one other piece of Imd In said township ucmviiM bv lands of Isaac Wlillo n the south, on (lie cast by land of Ihe i:spy I.lme and Cemcut fo , nnd others on Iho north bv l.miH of Nathaniel II. Campbell and on Ihe west liv land of l'nrsel Wnples nml tho unarr) lots abovo descrlbad, containing about four ncn ALSO; one wharf lot, situate on the Vorth ttrnin li f anal In f dd township ot Scott, hounded by lands of I apt. Wapli s, (i, vv. Crevellmr, and olhers, containing ono quarter of nn acre, more or less, being vvhnrf lot pur th is d of (leowe llldlay's executors by the said Jes se ll. nice. AU-0, Two other vvhnrf lots sltinte on the Noith Ilrnnch final in said twp..ndl'ili Ing lands of Capt. Wnples tli il, Cri'v llng A Mowry and others, containing about ono half acre. ALSO, All that tract, of land Mtu.ito In Msillon township, f nluinbl i countv, l'a., bounded am deserllj. d as fol 1 iws: ii. ginning ntn pool on the Hlack itutiri.ul Ii .dliu' trim .icrsevlown lo clrangevlde, in llu'of land of l'err.v C'lirWIan, thence ny tlie sain" noilli fir' -.litm degrees east forty-two nnd se. n-lentn r i In ton post, tlu'iice by Hie panic east imv-otie Hen lies tin wlillelnuk. thence north leu dec-re s jst by lands of Samuel Mi redllh elghty-M-i r c nes tiiipjt, tlieino liv nune nortli thirty-two h i ast f ,rt -two perches to a (sist, thence b 1 -nds of William' Heltlvcr sevcntv-slx rtegivts w rf'v 1'ir p r.litsto n past, lliencc by lands, ! l anl I v lllv t south fourteen degrees west seventv-K li hr, lo a po .1. thence bv tho xaino wiulh slxti 'wo (Ic.'rci-s ivcst eldity-tlvo perches ton p,,tln li nfor, Mil foal, thence by snld rend font li t lily ili -ri , se nt inly perches to Hie 1 lace of Is I'iniilii , ml iIiiIiilj liriv-four ncies nn 1 1 ii" hundred in lr v Hi ii i lies nnd allow, nice, whereon li i.,,'uln '..in, it m il'i house, 1. ige burn unci etilb':!!' . s .L0. eni.t'i i trvtcfland adlelnlng tli" last n ,' v ile . li ' f land, (in In" liurlll, Mevedttb n I n ad li -i I in It of i.e. liver on thesoiit.i b : ig i ili.,-, ,1 ot VV. i' lliver, coiitali.lns i 'ii -.i .s e I. ' il !, Into eceultcn, an I tobeyoK too ' ri of vi li. nice. MK'IHKI. (iliOV, ', Sll ll'l 1)111 Sll I iff. I'loiimsbiirg, (id :d,1s;s. TN Till: MA'tTKIt OK THU ItKAI. I L ti.' of nir'on VV Wanlei, late of Centre, tuwnship, coliiiulla county, deceased. Utile on Heirs to nceeit orrefwc Ihe llml fil iate at Ihe vatuitlon or tltow cause tri.y the Mine rhouhl not bcrolil. The Commonwealth of 1'ennsvlvanla to Susannah Wnples, (widow), llurton (1. Waples, Ann Kllrabeth Waples, Sarah Louisa VVaplcs. Mary .1 VVnple su saiinah Waples and llaiina1! vVallaeo Waph , heirs of llurton VV. Wnples, deceased. You nnd i a it of .vou nre hereby commanded to bo and apiic.tr o foro the orphan's Conn of said count, to li" h 1 nt liKHiinsbiirg, on the llrst .MONDAY ot l)i:c .Vllil.il hoi, A I). 1st,'., then and there to nccept or refuse to take Ihe real estate of snld Billion v. Waph s, de deceascd, nt the nppraled value or shoiv cause why the same should not bo sold. lly the Court, llloomsbiug, Nov. 5, lsT5. II, FHAXK Z.1K. Clerk. T)SYC110.MANX'Y or SOUI." CI I A KM I NO. JL How i it her se niav fascinate and gain tho hue and nlTectloisof any person theyehijoseli.staiit ly. 'I his simple acquirement ail can possess, fiee, by mull, for use, together with a marriage guide, I'.jvii tlan, oracle, dreams, hints to ladles, wedillng-iiight shirt, Ac. A ipieer book. Address, T. William .v. Co, 1'ubs., l'hlla. T 4 TrPl?l 1 Agents for tho best selling I 111 L7 Prize Package In the vvorliP. It contains 15 sheets paper, is env elopes, golden p"h, penholder, peiicll.lpatent yard measure, and n tilecu of lewelry. single package with cleant prlze.poit pald, '.'5 cents, circular free. liltlDli .v oj., TC3 liroadivay. N y. YANTED. ficmd, uni.i 11U.K urs ash vvosien to solicit orders In a hii-t-ci.vss pa) lie: badness. (Ud established aim reliable house, i:cluslvu territory. Liberal ln duconieiils ottered nnd coiistani emplnvment given. Ih'fercnees as to character required. Tor full par ticulars encloao a cent 1 tamp nnd address llll.IH(Hill.l)lN(l,tCo., Nov. 12. 4vv I nlon cttj , tile Co., I a. WIFE NO. 19. BY ANN ELIZA YOUNG, Jlriyh'im Youih'b rebellion.! wife The tidy complete expose of all tho bEcr.KTSof bkiuiuvi's HAittM ever written. Horn In Mornon Isin. ann ei.ua now exiwses to Ih" werld. i.a no ri'h cr wuniaii can, ihe si:r:t.:rs, iivsrumm and cki-ibs of tho horrible system of Dotyaiiii, fn.m tli.i very boglnnlii't. Neaily sui lllii-lratl ins beaimrv thu woik. It is tho tn-.it stllln,' boon imbilshed. 'ia,o o inorijmcn and w.imcn e.tn hale emir.ov merit, and make from $ to $ln d ti'v. vi i. i.ivn Auiin'ts are witt ing for lliiistiaied eireii.ars wl-li iakjbteiius, sent free. 1 o no' dela.v, bi,i .-.lilies- 111 -VI.., (iii.vian i- i o , Hartford ct. Of) . A ! Y gu irauteed using our WIXI, AI (ii:il C.'t and DUII.i.s 1-I0J a lnonih paid lo good Agents A uger book free. JU: Auger cj., St. Louis. Missouri. (ilCM'S WA.NTKD. MI'.I)AI.S AM) J.3L. lllpluul.is awarded fir IKH..MAN S NBW 'arc'o:iits tiss:j.:: urn 1 llu-1 rations. Ad-Iress for new eln-iilari, A. .1. IIULMA.S A. Cu., U3.i, Arch street Philadelphia. the scio.onn hotana. &5.00 to &50 OO IM'SM'!!: tune, run particulars sent free. Address i:-iii.i-. ION ItllAU, 05 Wall street New 'iorU. SENT FREE ! ! m doitiii'-i io ro (loiiui-.i. llvollliat irv l-lr olir h vt-Cla he.Ai...,., i i.. stoi!,; l'i.illeg.-s li.npild and ..til pay Lingo l'roilts. Ilallnia'l st icks, derails andilold bougut on i larglns. Iiu.-i-est six perieui ullowediin dejjsi.s suhje, to sight dratt. I'l, , ui en l: e-o. bankers and bini.er.s. Aullhta-ut, New Yorl:. l n. Iiox, -uif. ron COUtiU". COLDS. 11(1 IHSlvVHKQ Alili 5?2En.O.T 2JISEASI1S WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS in nponiv in iii.t i; ntixr.?, ATl'ifil tstltl Sine Rj-tlicilv. t'lirs,,).. llV lll-lln- rl la tn.n,t .11 t..,i...a.. , ,: ' - -s. - " ta.ij, ana ,j wij.-,-s. e ti;, HtlLLlAv V) ,t i i., I'll ladcll.l.li. I'o. Siierrw I ll'.nilll otthe G'huht TO'i'i't'TAV-'TSJZi?: Alr',l I - ill. '. ,, till. '.Ill el,H, ,,1 II,,, ,,,.1.1,1 lit.. I till' U ll'l .Hint c r 1 11. Mel ll.' 1 t IIMlllrV e'.il.l llw. lluii w,t i ii , . . .in .i -t ui.-, mu tviv, im.nrs u i, lJL'li Im- I. ,'l H.i.;,lr. HI'i.v ..li' u ... bum m , l'laia , ' S5.00" TO S10,000 lias 1 1 en li.vi ,sbd In Hue 1: prliltlgesand paid 900 per cent, profit. MOW t tl. 11 " A lldtlk (III Willi Stf.xnt u,.n Till MliliUHii; a. co., butiLira mul brukcr. s Wall A(il,N'fSM ? .Vi- ( lll!010.-i moimtcsl 2 i x . f ar tl. Novo ties und chi-ouios or ever de-si llptloll. National Chiulnu Uuuiiuuy, Mill udclphla, l'a. Ml.MJ UKADIXU, 1'nVCIIOMA X C Y, 1 Vsl INITIOS', Sel'l. Clt.CltVlMl SH-'SMKIIIMI, ollll ..-sv nw,.uiii inner sex may l.i.sC'1- nine and gain the low nnd ufliitlon ot uuy per,-on tin. i cliiK.se In-iantly, 4W pages by mull mi cents. llilllt A I 11 . 1..'. klllltl, Till .Ihl. T .11,11 ..I. I.. 1.1 . ' - - , .... .... E , ,...auvijii,ui, . a, $10 to r00 111 WnU s"!vt n(t'n '''""s l-i n for- - 1'iiKo uook euii u ai Men nml I ill. in is ,,f U .ill il , . ..v. a .it...... ..... thing. S I VT llMill ll1 .'OllS 11 II kl ISO iV CO.. t'.ltj l.el S Now Yorl- I'lokci i, u UruiUiiii. , (sl AGENTS WHiuO IUR lltt . J HISTOBYoftheU.s. .... t... ,1. ,nw. r, iii i iii tiiiuiinir uisiory oi our cnunirj ii..il.es llils the fastest s, iniigbno): ei ei liub. I.shed. II contains out i line historical engrav ings, unit lik, pngi s.v. lib iifti.i uiiount rf the up. lirn. i-liltii. t'i-!,iwl ,-,.i.mi . I,,. .ti.,.. '. : n n ..... .mi, . . ,i .,, nuuii, cvuu .or .e ileserlptliin ni.ii exu a lei ins in agents. NATleiNAL I't IlLlslll.Nti co l'hlla., IM. 'VXf xl Agents wanted, tinoil chance f r piak. I rui Ing inor.ej, to parlies who elevole vviielo c-r part oi u no in seiiiiu; ur tens. Liberal corunils- slons send for lerius. 1'. 1 1, box lean. ureal American 'i ea Ceruivuiiy , 1,1 .k ja Vesey St. N.Y. SPOUT OUT TO W1ULTI1. I'linnces for nil Matc ui d fi nialo agents nnd cnn. vasM-rs. I teu iutorinutlui, hiicl freo MiuipKs with every uiclir. IMi, lux r.'cu lIlI.Tu.NAio.,i;j,Worth st... . pr.i.N'rat's NuTici:. i. .. .i ...... v " v i.iMni lur aim I'l's. li. or oiher pnntlug luu.t si itiu up luuiedlau l .by i.i.iiieni or uito, hulscitieis in uirems ur'tiio ( iiiiuiiUN urtiiil-siieiiiiesliid in -etuei proii'p i m .ii. i or uoUs 'Ihe undci-khined, or koweho.li' i.u hliu. way nt nil I mi', Ule.uud duilhg Im.lii. ,s f". V', V,l.'w ll"-.'-""ii hullelluil.tKeuplia b 1.. K. invis, Un , imu luw eiilice. .l.'t'1li',il,., inuwrKMiAui. 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