THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLO'OMSE Uitti, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. COLUMBIAN. i. oo .us nun (i, I-in ii .iv. 11:11. 10. in Hall linntl Tlmn Tiii.in. LACKAWANNA III.OO.MHllflI(l HAII, K(iAI) Accommodation Train . A."i. Wn' '""' 7.40 A. 11 Impress Train 1.M p. it, " " 6.34 I'.'it, CATAWISSA UAH, 1I0A1), Accommodation Train e,s a. m. Itcgularl'.xpros) a.r.i v. v. south. T.-WA.lt. t,..2P.Jl ll.M A. At POfTIt r. Jt. 1M3A.M. Through curs on Impress train i Ithcr to New Yut or Philadelphia. Accommod.it Ion train runs between 'llliSlillu M.IL.JU. The receipt of the Ladies' entertainment lat Week nolteil nliont $2'0, Another attempt at a mow storm on Tuesday lal. lint wo liavo given up nil Ideaofheariti; llio uierryjinifloof nlclKhlielUllin winter. Wo acknowledge tho receipt of public doc inncnts from lion. 1 1). Collin, our member of Congress, The resignation of Hev. John Hewitt as rector of fit. l'aul's Ciiurch, Jlloomsbiir, has heeii ac cepted by the vestry and will tako effect on or kforu Easter Sunday. Samuel Shailer, Jr., hai Rreatly improved tho nppearanco of his residence 011 Third street. If any 0110 want to know what kind of woik Mr. Shaffer does his house will prove a first claw advertisement. The Ileal Kitate of Nathaniel Ovcrdorf, lato of Catawissa, deceased, will be fold by tho ad ministrator on tho premises on Saturday, March 1th. Soo advertisement in another column. The Marquis, of Lome will visit the Centen nial. Wo arc glad to hear it. Now that the gentleman is coming over to see us wo don't mind admitting our loyalty to his lordship, l'oor printers nru all fort-ornc. Wo were pleased to meet many of our friends" and patrons in our sanctum during Court. M'u are always glad to receive calls, and especially so when our visitors come in to get a receipt for subscription for a year in advance, as many did dining tho last two weeks. Thero will be a meeting of the "Thespians" at the residence of K. .lacoby, on Iron Street on on the evening of l-'ub. Mlh. The members are uipie-ted to attend as there is business of im- po' tauco to transact. l!y order of the Stage Manager. E. Jauoiiy. Mr. Milton Charles, formerly proprietor of tho Forks Hotel, has opened a saloon and res taurant in the room lately occupied by I). Stoh ncr in the Exchange block. .Mr. Charles lias fitted up his saloon in a ve'ry neat and hand Fome maimer, and his many friends will be glad to know that ho intends remaining in Columbia county. The Friendship I'iie Company of this place will givo a grand ball on Tuesday evening.Feb ruary SAl, As the proceeds are to be applied to necessary repairs of the engine house and other properly of the company, they ought to receive liberal patronage. They are making ar rangements for a good time. 1. K. Miller, agent for piano-, and organ', has a second hand Mason A- Hamlin organ, which can be seemed at a bargain. It lias two banks of keys, i-iglit slops and four sits of reeds, and is in good condition. Ju-t the thing for a.church or lodge. tf. In our lepent of the Kline trial last week, we said that Messrs. Uiikloy and Iktler addres-ed the jury 011 behalf of lliu defendants. This was incorrect. Mr. Ikcler opened tho defense, but Col. Free.e and Mr. I.arkley summed up. Tho sentence of Samuel I'ngart and of l'etcr and F. M. Kline will bo found in another column. A shooting all'ray occurred at Stonytown Monday. We have been unable to h'arn lat full particulars, lint understand that two young men went by directions of a con-table to make an arrest, a. id when (he parties saw them com ing they attempted to escape. The ynung men lire'd at Ihem, one shot taking elleot in the leg of one of the escaping men. Tho oll'enilcis were lodged in jail to await a tiial. Tho performance? of the Cennennial Hramat. io Troupe at the Opera House on Tuesday and Wednesday evening's were well aituidcd, by appreciative audiences. Tho plays were well tendered, though hardly up to Ihe standard of the Troupe, which aroe probably from tbo fact that baldly enough time was given fur pre paration to enable tho plavers to learn their parts perfectly. We are not informed as to tho amount of the receipt. What aim: I.uoat. Holidays? We are re quested to publish a list of legal holidays: 1. New Year's Day. 2. Wa-hington's liirtliday, Feb. 22nd. li. (iood Friday. 1. Decoration Day, May "Olh. fi. Independence) Day, July -lth, Thank-giviiig Day. Cliri-lmas. The roads through the county havo been in n vcrv bad condition for some time. Mo-t of the stage lines to and from this point havo been obliged to drive four hotc to their convey ance, and even then have found much difficulty in (ravelling. Soring seems to have opened, in ki.iln nf the retliction on the 2d ilist. What a cruel tiling it is that the traditional ground hog should have pioveu him-elf a hoax in Ibis the centennial year of our national nulepcn dencc. a ..o.,ib. nf ilir. Sunday Sebools of the V,.il,ui,d,..,l!ind lianti-t Association will be held in the i'ir't Kaplb-t ( huieb, William-port, .. TlmrMl.iv. Mnv 1Mb. Ih7fi. The convention ...:n i. .,.',.,,.,.l nf f In- l'.isiois of theicsiKC live (burehes, and the Supeiinteiidiiit and two ,m,i,. rumnili nbool conneeled Willi the association. The committed having die details of tho convention in charge are Lev. , lv. e,. lloiuk, of this place! D. A. Koons, of Clinton township ; S, 11. Burrows, of Picture Kueks.nnd F. M. Farra, I,mainunj. Columbia county is Included in tbo -North umberla nd llaptM Association, and wo hope it will be fully represented Tl,., result of Tuesday's election in lllooms- l,nrL. was neillier a Democratic nor a llepubll- can victory. 1 1 was simply a victory of tho i ico nic, over faclions. With ono or two exceptions we could not havo de-sired a dilli-rcnt result, Tl, i-nuiiilliiieiit to Mr. Loweliberg meant no rillecliou on Ids opponent, Mr. Peacock, but the people aio not yet icady to di-peiiso willi the services of one wiio basso faithfully served lliein a President of Ihe Council for the pa-t two n.rs M. (;. Woodward received lor contain tho largest vole polled for any e-andidato on the ilikct. which shows that our citiz-ens, irrcspec it,-,, nf .,.-,rtv. believe that the peace of the com ,Mntii- Is safe hi tho hands of Mich a guardian Altogether, it i tho most satisfactory election wo havo held for souio time Tho Hughe-svillo Bilirpnue goes for the I.y coming officials In thiswise: . i cdnmijl.-! county Iho total expenses for ..i it,.,, ,, tone. Tux-pavers, what d . vou t link of this kind of economy? . .... , !.., i, ri-lres and mllcaRi 111 LOIllllllHU euui,,; :t -t1(. i f of three commissioners nmounted to S 0, while hycoinlng couidy paid her cuiumn-i .mi wiiv iblsdillerentoV . i , ,..i ii.n ,,i,,nlsloners al ioweirShirt .innglhoaevcamtsof Iho county Jjfil, just SIUO less in a . , - .lit tho account, of l-ycomlug county. hy is lids' Tho reason, friend Kinsloe, Is because in this ii . !.., l.,..w.,t mill nnniiu'tl lit county wo generally cine '"'" - ..., -- men, whom tho itoilo and press hold to n Uriel Ml THE TOWN KtXCTlON. On Katurday night last tho Democrat of Woom-burg hold a caucu In the Commisloncra' ofllco for tho nomination of town officers, C. 1). llrockway, l!n,,wai chosen a chairman, and F. 1". lllllmyer secretary. David Lowenberg wai unanimously nominated for President of tho Town Council. Peter Jones, tleorgo E. Klwcll and F.li M. Knorr receiving tho highest number of voles for Members of Council, wcro declared tho nominees-. Tho following gentlemen wero put on the balance of the ticket ! Ju-tlco of tho Peace, Wesley Wirt i Constable, M, 0. Wood ward; School Director, Jacob Oraul j Assessors, Simon C. Slilvc, 0. W. Sterner ; Assistant As-scs-or, F. P. lllllmyer, L. II. Itnpcrt j Judge of Election, west ward, Stephen Knorr, Inspector, J.D.Wilson, eastward, Judge, Jacob CI raid, Inspector, Samuel Jacoby. The Hepublicans nominated William Peacock for President of tho Town Council, Isaiah llagcnhuch, K. 1!. Drinker and W. O. Holmes Councllmen. Tho result given below shows that tho lcgnlar nomi nee of both parties for .Member's of Council aiu elected. Tho successful candidates arc marked thus . rmisiDUXT op town council. T , Hut. ll'of. Lowcnberg, 2.-,0 lift Peacock CO 111 Tolal. 310 201 IS I HSU 3S3 351 335 290 231 212 200 233 1G1 051 27-1 152 2S2 "271 190 200 110 23S US US 10 192 !)5 Mr.MIIKlW or COUNCIL. Jones 1231 01 Holmes Klwcll Hngenbueh Drinker Knorr J. S. Sterner W. flartman II. C. Hartman D. Winner J. I,. Oirlou 2 la 2.'!! 230 IM 157 5 21 S7 70 170 132 93 102 03 77 207 170 1011 85 231 120 1)1 ., ... CONSTAlILi:, M. 0. oodward -100 E. H. Hidlcman 1 IS James C. Sterner 01 ji'mtici: or rin: rr.An:. 1. J. .Morris 121 Hit S2 111 111) i:s 7.1 .37 W. Wirt IS!) AHH-woilS, Joeph Garrison 32 O. W. Steincr SI J. K. Kdgar lor, Simon C. Sbivo 103 I., li. P.upert 111 AWSTANT AI?ons. C. Ililtcnbmder 120 122 !I5 , 7 20 (11 r.o 11. 11. I.ililo II. C. llarlmau C. S. l'nrman F. P. Hillmver I.. 11. 1.upeh 7 115 00 100 110 school iimncrou. 15. II. Uingler r.'i 32 233 201 290 1'. Kiiaint 107 lOli 200 (II! 3S 00 Cli Jones Jacob 1!. Oraul itrncii:. Jhst. 113 Jacob 15. (Irani 1711" 113 C. O. Marr 100 K. Ever Stephen Knorr iNsi'KCTonn Il( D. Wil-on C. Knt There being 03 s 101 I.li.Mendenball 109 Samuel Jnevhy 171 a tio vole foi judge in the Wot Di-tiiet there is no election. There arc some les-ons to bo learned fiom the result of this election, tlie first of which is that when tho substantial voters of tho tow n concentrate their votes on their regular cundi- kites they can elect them in spite of factions that assail tho polls on all occasion. The conviction may bo forced upon certain parties that a guod deal pf precious tinio is va-teib- in trying useless experiments. Flection in Catawissa resulted as follows. Judge of Flection Lewis Kugler. Inspectors J. I!. YettcrS. K. Mudget. Supervisors Win. Sharpie Able Thomas. Poor Overseer Joseph Mart. Peter Kuril. School Directors Win. llnrtman Solomon Ilelwig. Coiiatablc Joseph Walter. Auditor S. I!. Deiincr. Assessor Calvin Clark. Ass't Assessors tieo. (Judge) Scott Kliaa Weaver. llcrwick elected the following officers on ucsday : Chicl liurgess Joseph Faust. Assistant l!urges II, C. Fleas. Town Council J. M. Moorhead, A, Phillips Daniel Heedy, Joseph Wank, W. 11. Freas, J. W. Cooper. Judge ol Flections O. II. Wells. Inspectors A. Van Houteii, Win. Urcdbon- lor. Assessor Alex Thompson. Ass't Assessors 11. If. Power, David Thorn ton. Constable W. J. Knorr. High Constable John Frantz. Ovcrecr of Poor O. II. P. Kitchen, Levi Kurtz, COU1CT IT.OCjXDINCSS. On Thursday of last week Samuel liogart was brought before Ihe Court, and upon being a-ke-i! whether ho had any thing to say why sentence hould not bo pronounced upon him, ho entered into details of thedillie'ulty between himself and mid the Klino family, and among other thing lid that his conscience was clear and that li had already been puni-hed more thaw ho de served. While tho Coiutwa addicssing him lie frequently interrupted. 1'clow we give the remark of the Court and the sentence in full as officially reported by S. N. Walker, A. M. sentiinci: or Tin: coma-. A merciful iuiv in yuur caso havo found that vnii did not mlcnd to willully and prcmcilil.it' ed v take the lile ot clliver A. Kline. .Mr. iioiT'iiit, interrupting I had no more idea of laking his life than 1 have of taking yours or anv boilv s lieie now.! 1 bey found, however, that you did feloniously and unlawfully kill him. Thev have found also that it was not in self-defe-n-i' I hat you did it, for that would have aciiuitled you entiiely of tho charge. We are sali-fied that the jury were justified in finding a verdict again-t you ol at least as lilgli a grade of ollcn-o as that which they did find man- laughter. 1 his misdemeanor was committed in he! i.i ion. in a moment of pa-ion, hut real lv without that amount of provocation which in ijw, strictly, would reduce the ollen-o even to the giade which the jury fixed upon it. At tho lime when vim Inflicted this moital wound upon the person ol ellivis,A. Kline, lie was outside .,(' or store, vet unill your pumiscs. lie de manded vou to come one anil uie mailer coinii lie settled. Ill a moment of passion you seized tbiselcadly weapon and iullleted upon him that wound which caused his death. 1 regret this morning to hear you state that you feel as though you had done nothing at all not ju.stilia- hie upon your part. I would much rather havo heaid you regret mat you nan neen icu on uy tho injuries inllieled upon yon, as you suppose, by the Kline family, mid that in an angry mo ment vou had done lid great wrong, for which on felt penitent and sorry. Mr. liogart I am, finiir Honor nlca-e. very sorry that there has ever any tiling of the Kind happened that I do Sa)'.J jIIUOllgll U ".It m'l llisis.i.i fin a, ui upon the trial, nor urged, that thi great ciime was caused by reason of your having indulged in Intoxicating drinks to loo great nn extent, yet tho Com t nre aware of tho fact that for some vejrs vou have Indulged to a largo extent in Iho ' i, ...... i i ..: . . i . in. ..,..,. ,.i,il. usee)! iniuA u.iiii'K in iiiivs, iii.vAiun ,,,iii vou make this morning, that it was on account of tremble in your family, is but of tho kind which persons make in almost all instances wlicre tiny have an nppetito which they are willing to gratify, and seek somo excuse. If you had been Ihe Samuel liogart l hut you were be r.,r.. i),ta habit of ilriukiui: to intoxication hud fastened iuelf upon you, yon would not havo slood hero to-day n criminal before this Court, It is In this source that, 1 am confident, may be traced the greater share of your troubles, and that your own rellcction and consideration will i, .11 vim how near the Court are to tho truth in regard to it. Tills, however, is no palliation for tho ollenio which you havo committed. Tho lav does not permit a man voluntarily to make idinself that which ho would not be without his voluntary nclion, and then excuse tho wrongs lie may elu when lie lias mauo nnuscii yuiumur Hi. ,i tili-inoii.1 I do not know. sir. that wo could say any thing further to you that would bo of III. II C I H IO )-OII. llUlUlisi iiii,u . u ...,u for some tlmo to como to your own solitary ie ii, Pilous. Tho mUfoituno which ha befidhii your family, of course, wocanuot but rcgrctj wo feel pily aid sympathy lor mem j uuiintaoi.cn .i.,..,ia ,,f ,i month v and re card for your fuml lv should luvo restrained you in your Improper courso of action-. You Inlng It Upon tusm yourself. Mr. liogart If, without disturbing on, ir your honors incase, recollect about my Ife be-lnif threatened. 1 find run from I hem tlmo and again, which, according to tho course of nalurc, lliero ain't many men that would havo done. Notwithstanding theso fact which tho Court have stated In regard to your oUcnse, con sidering your age, Iho Imptlsonmciit which you havo nlrcady undergone, nud tho wreck It makes of your fortune, wo aro disposed to bo merciful, nnd wo trut that when you properly comldcr tho subject you will also come to the conclusion that tho Court wcro merciful in your cie. mctlni' out to vou certainly no more than you deserved. Iho sentence or Iho court is that you, Samuel Pogart, pay a fino of three hundred ($300) dol lars and Ihe cot of prosecution ; and that you undergo imprisonment by separate nnd solitnry confinement i,t labor in the penitentiary for tho eatcrn district, for the term of tlireo years j and that you stand committed until thi sentence I compiled Willi: and that lliu sbcrifl conduct you thither within leu days and bo allowed ono a-siiaiu. Peter A. and F. M. Kline were then brought up, nnd after tho Court had listened to eloquent remark on behalf of Iho defendants by Col. l-re-e.o and F. It, lkeler, the following sentence wa pronounced upon them : ion have been convicted of infictiiiE malic iously, unlawfully, a grcviou bodily harm upon tho person of Samuel liogart. At tho time wlicn tills injury wa Inflicted, Samuel liogart wa in the custody of the law; ho wa bound, under bonds of ten thoU'Jiid ($10,000.00) dol lars, to nppcar hero and answer tho serious charge of having taken tlie life of your father. The law that lie-Id him in bonds was abundantly able to vindicato itself without personal violence at the hands of the relatives of the deceased. o are satisfied, clearly satisfied, with the ver dict that the jury rendered ; and In that is im plied a conspiracy upon your parts to Inflict tills injury upon Samuel liogart ; it could not have been accomplished in any other manner than by a previous agreement and understand ing on your part in rcfcrcuco to it, and that makes your ollenso much greater than if it had been committed under any other circumstances. Wc aro by no mean satisfied that all the per sons, inmates of that family, who have been In introduced hero as witnesses were parties to anv Vtuch understanding we are by no mean satis- lied mat that was llio cae, hut that Iho matter was planned uy you and carried out, we think was established so that the jury believed, and ought to have believed it. There seems to have been a feud existing between your families, yon. the brotbcis-ln-law, and Samuel Dogart. And when lie was placed in jeopardy, it would seem as though vou sought and seized that occasion, ...i t.il.. ....;..!,... i .i ,.!... ue-ii piuiiiu opinion ooiu i, inn upon mm, io wreak your vcuireance upon him. The defense that you made as to tho facts that yon could not have been the guilty parties wholly failed before the jury, and the introduction of somo of the evidence which was brought by you hero to exculpate yourselves shows that you were not only capable of committing a ciime, but al.-o of reselling to extreme measures to avoid the pen alty. And yet, cor.iderinir all tho circuin-tances of the case, considering that the iniury which vou indicted wa not of a lastinc: kind, (although the Court instructed the jury and wo fiel that wo aio oounil to instruct, now and herealtcr, in every case that sucli an iniury a you inl.ictcd upon Samuel liogart is, within the meaning of the law, a grovbms injury that the smearing of n man's face, hi eyes, Ids mouth, with a com jinsilion such as that which you put upon him, injuring his eyesight and inflicting degradation upon him by tarring him, nnd perhaps with the intention of going still further if you had not been inteirnplcd, con-titutas in fact and in law a grievous bodily harm,) it is to be hoped that uie punishment which the ejouit will millet on you, although not of so severe n character as we might inllict. by any mcan, it is to be hoped that that which will be indicted will in- luce you hereafter to refrain, under all cir- circuinstance-s, from violence to the per-on of another, ami that you may .-co that the indul gence of malevolent and leveiigeful dispositions, (although forthe time biing it may seem as though revenge were sweet), in the end brings lutlerne-ss and trouble, ion nre young men, :ind for those connected willi vou we cannot but fi el sympathy. At the same time the law must be viiidieatid not simply by n vcidiet but by the puni-hmcnt which inil-t follow that verdict. Jhe sentence of the Limit is that vou. and c.uh of you pay a lino of one bundled (100) dollars and tho cosls ol prosecution; and lliat you severally undergo imprisonment in the jail of Columbia county forthe lei m of one year; and that you stand committed till this sentence is complied with. Commonwcallli vs II, (!. Crcveling. Non pros allowed on payment of costs by James Carr. Commonwealth vs James Carr. Xon pros. allowed on payment of costs by II. (i. Crcve ling. Petition of Mary A. Snyder and William L Snyder for guardian. John lle-rner chosen and appointed, witli Solomon Shumau approved as surety, in $1,000 for each ward. Petition of Joel Snyder for guardian. May berry Snyder chosen and appointed. P.ond in $1,000. Lucas l'aliringcr approved as surety. Commonwealth vs Samuel Miller, Itecogni- .ance of defendant and Miner Hill in $000 for appearance at next session. Commonwealth vs J. F. llatbbun and John II. Gable. Charge", forcible entry and detainer. A true hill. Commonwealth vs J. F. Itathbiirn. Charge, malicious burning of a building. A true bill loininonwcaltli vs i-criliuand wall. Charge, laiceny. Jury called, and verdict of guilty. Commonwealth vs same. Charge, larceny. crdict, guilty. Commonwealth vs Henry Fvcland. Jury called. Verdict, not guilty, F. 11. John's administrator vs Anion Clrover, Jury called, and vcidiet for defendant. Abbott for plaiidifi; lkeler for defendant. William II, Ilcclilel vs Kate llechlel, petition in divorce. Subpuua awarded, Account of lleuben Miller, executor of John Linden, deceased. Fxccplions to account with drawn. Lice uses were granted In the following persons; F. M. Oilinore, William II. Koons, William Oiger, Michael Dougherty, N. Ill edbi oiler, Sr., Sleplu li Woodriug, John S. Mann, Samuel lliigenbiieh, Hubert lleagle, A. T. Ikcler, Milton Chalks, Filling llOUsC Hotel. Fating boils Petition for lev lew of an alley in Catawissa township, near the house of Henry HaiUcl. Court appointed Samuel Drum and Haruian John viewers. Ilridge in Pine town-hip nppiovtd by grand jury nnd by tbo Court. Petition for division of Locust township was presented, and Couit appointed Samuel Snyder, F. II, Iirown and Jo-cpli (Jeiger coiniiiissioncis Petition for a road in Madison, near John Sit le-r's. Court unpointed William Fyi-r, llobeit Hobblns and Joseph W. Kvcs vleweis. Petition for a road in Madison township, near Wesley Johnson's. John Applemali, John Be-U and Charles Dicllciick appointed viewers. Tho Couit ordered an adjourned Court to con vene the second Monday of Maich, A. I). 11)70, at 10 o'clock A. M. Older for salo of real cstato of John H, Van dcrslice, deceased, continued. Centre township poor district vs llloom poor district. Hide granted on defendants to show cause why an older should not issue to compel payment of money for support of dialled Mi chael. ICttalo of James Hess, deceased. Wesley Wirt appointed auditor to distribute balance In hands of administrators. Wiley & Kussel MTg. Co. vs William 11 Law, witli notice to Frank L. Shiiiuan, (land slice, llulu granted on plulnlllls to show cause why tho judgment should not beset asido und service of attachment stricken oft, O, 1). Millard vs Conyngham nnd Centralia poor district. Statutory writ Issued, llloom poor district vs Centro township poor dlstilet. Hulo on defendants to show cniiso why an older should not issue (o compel payment of money for support of Hosella l-.yerly. O. G, Murphy vs Conyngham nnd Centralia poor district. Statutory wilt Issued. In tl.o matter of the funds In thu hands of J, A, Fmistoii, administrator of Wilson Allen, do ceased. . F. K. Orvl, Esq., appointed auditor to niako distribution. Kstato of John lloston, deceased. Petition for specific performance. Publication ordered. In the matter of Indexes In llecordcr's office. Samuel Knorr ami F. II. Mlllo appointed a committee to cxamino ludexe and report to tho Court, "Know Thy Opportunity" Tho grim monster, Death, wiw stealthily approaching, 1 could almost feci his hot, fiery breath upon my foredicad. My faith less godelos, llygcln, had utterly elesertcil mo. Only now and then would Morpheus befriend iue, but on this auspicious day, ho had (Icigncd to moisten my eyelid with heavenly ambrosia, mid I slept. As I slept, behold, I had n dream I I thought that I was roaming upon foreign soil whither my physician had sent mo to recover my health. I wa in n great metropolis onoof tho grand mart of tho world. In ono of my strolls I chanced to meet u man who had In hi hand n handsomely-bound volume, entitled, "The People's Common Scnso Medical Adviser," and who said that ho was nn agent for tho salo of tho book. The titlo was such a novel ono that I was Impelled to givo tho work a casual notice. As I hastily glanced over its pages, 1 observed that it contained treatises not commonly found in medical work. Hut I had too ma ny times been hoaxed by appearances, and I determined that I would havo nothing to do with it. A voico within mo like a faithful mentor, whispered, "Know thy opportunity; in that book is thy salvation I" I began rea soning with myself. Although doubtful and distrustful, yet t put fortli my hand to tako tiio book, and; loi tho agent wa3 gone! I was miserable. In .ny agony I awoke. Great drops of perspiration wcro upon my brow. Hy my bedsido was a friend who had called during iny slumber to seo inc. Said my friend, "I have brought with mo a book just published, which I thought might in terest you," Ono glance at tho work, audi was assured that it was "The People's Com mon Sense Medical Adviser," by Dr. H.V. Pierce, of Itulfalo, N". Y. Surely, this was tho veritable book wliiclilhadsecn in my dreams. My friend loaned mo tho work, and ovcrv day, as my strength permitted, I perused its pages. Although it contained very interes ting treatises on Iliology, Cerebral Physiology Human Temperaments, Nursing of tho Sick, etc., yet being an invalid, I was most inter csteel in tho subject o( Diseases and Heme die. I bcliovecl that I had liver affection, and yet more than one medical attendant had pronounced my disease Consumption, and tliatlwotild fall with tho autumn leaves. In that book I found my symptoms perfectly portrayed. I was then confident that I had not deceived myself. I reasoned thus ; "Any man who can sb truthfully depict my feeling and apparently understands my constitutio nal tendencies, must know jttt what my phy sicial system demands. I will trust my case with Dr. Pierce. 1 will tako his Golden Medical Discovery as recommended for my di.-easo." The result is, that alter having per.-evcringly followed his prescribed treat ment, I once again enjoy tho blessings of health. Therefore, 1 would say to tho alllicted, "Know thy opportunity," and take Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. Quid Keverily Johnson. Hon Hovcrdy Johnson, tho distinguished statesman and jurist, died suddenly last Thursday at Annapolis, in tho 80th year of his age. Mr. Johnson was born at Annapo lis, on May 21, 1700. Ho inherited the le gal acumen nnd judicial cast of mind for Which ho was so eminent, being tho son of 1 Ion. John Johnson, Chief Judge of the First Judicial District of Maryland, and af- terwauls Chancellor of that State. After r.uluating at St. John's College, Annapo lis, ho studied law with his father, and was ldmitted tu the liar on the completion of his 21st year. Ho aciiuiicd a large practice, mil during the next eleven years reported tho decisions of the Maryland Court of Ap peals, tho seven volumes of "Harris and Inhiison's Reports' having been chiefly prepared by him. In 1S17 ho removed t'j llaltiniorc, and was soon after appointed Deputy Attorney General of tho State. In 1-S20 bo was appointed Chief Commissioner of Insolvent Debtors. From 18:21 to lSil ho served as Stato Senator, resigning in the latter year to devoto him-elf to his profes sion. Less than twenty vears aftcrwaids lie was the acknowledged leader of the Mary- mil bar. 1 To was elected United States Senator in 1815, and in IS 11) was appointed by President Taylor Attorney General of the United States. On President Taylor's death, in. lK5U,lio retired from the Cabinet and resumed the practice of law. ile was a member of the Peaco Congress of 1S01, ami in 1S02 was reelected to the Senate of the United States. After tho war ho was ippointed by the Government as umpire in questions which had arisen witli foreign gov ernments during tho occupation ot Jcw Orleans. In ISO'S he was appointed Minis tcr to Fiigland to succeed lion. Charles Francis Adams, and negotiated a treaty for tho settlement of tiio Alabama claims, but it did not meet tho views of the United States Senate and was rejected by a large majority. lie was recalled from Hnghindiii ISO'.), again resumed the practice of law, and was engaged in several important cases be fore the Supreme Court of tho United States, Mr. Johnson would have been eminent as :i jurist ami a statesman in any age or country Tho strength and solidity of his judgment were fortified by tho depth and accuracy of his legal knowledge, and tho largeness of his experience. Ho was the last of that race of great constitutional lawyers and statesmen of whom Webster was the chief. Suviiitr, AcciDiiNT. On la-,t Tuesday morning, as Air. Janic-s ShulU, of Cooper township, this county, was passing alon: the road at tho loot of Illuo Hill, o,i tho opposite sido of tho river with n two-hor.-o team and a. wagon loaded with corn, tho rear end of tho wagon blippcd over tho hank at tho sido of tho road in consequence of its icy condition. Tho wagon fell down over the embankment onto the railroad, carrying the horses and tho driver witli it. Mr. Shultz fell between tho horses' feet, and in their struggles they struck him about tho faco and head and indicted somo very severe wounds. IIo win canied to Zehndcr's Mill wheio ho lay in a critical condition until noon, when it was deemed advisahlo to convey him home. Intelligencer. In tho supremo court at Philadelphia on l-'eb, D, John 1). Lewis, a colored man, made application to bo permitted to practice in tho courts of tho state. Upon an examination of his certificate, issued by tho clerk of tho Miperior court of Masiachtisctts, und tho perusal of a recommendatory letter written by Gov. Gaston, of tho t-aiuo state, tho court decided to grunt tho request und ndmlt Mr. Lewis to tho bur ol' l'eiiusylvu niu, This is thojlrst ihstnnco of u colored man being admitted topractico in this state, nn application for a similar privllcgo hav ing been refused fcomo two yours ago. Two exnrcfcsionson tho temperance ques tion; 1. Do you think a social glass of wine over nllowublo?" In our climate and among our people so much inclined to tho vico of Intoxication, wo think social drinking in every form an evil and u prolific source of ov11"WVomi Mr, JUecher'i answers to corr espondents in the Christian Union, 2. Drop in and beo mo to morrow after noon, Tho jug is filled, and not with wa ter, cilher."-Voi a Utter by Mr, Jieecher to Drank Moulton, Tho Duko of Norfolk, who is President, of tho Koman Catholic Association of (Iren llritnlu, culls for subscriptions to aid tho "persecuted" German uriests. Tlio Duko subscribes 5 COO and Cardinal Manning i,ouu, Till', STATU (!.riT0l,. IlAltlilsliuiKi, Feb. 10, 187C. The momentous political questions in Issue has called homo all of our Inw-innkers to the elections which camo oir yesterday. For tho representatives from Philadelphia to sit quietly in their scats and transact business whllo tho Spring elections nro trans piring would bo next to nn Impossibility, Last year they wero not able to lufusoa sufficient degreo of patriotism Into tho minds of their fellow representatives from the' country districts to effect an ailjoiirn incnt on tills occasion, this year however, whether fear of constituency on tho part of country delegates was less mocked or argu ments brought to bear upon them moro powerful nn adjournment from Friday last until to-night was accomplished and every representative availing himself of tho oppor tunity to visit his home, tho Legislature chambers for the past tlireo days havo been 'liko somo banquet hall deserted" vacancy being relieved only by tho periodic presenco of some sleepy officer or disconsolate reporter. For tho session to-nlglit thero is n show for slim attendance in both houses though somo action on tho county salary bill is antici pated. The loose manner in which tho tax bill reported by tho llouso committco on Ways and Mcaii,oii Friday, is framed excites con siderable comment. Great expectations of this bill wero entertained, which its itclul lias sadly disappointed. It modifies and rc reviac -all tho tax laws in existence in this State, but in such a mixed up manner as to bo almost unintelligible. It will require a careful remodelling beforo it becomes a law, or our system of taxation will bo much moro complicated in tho futtiro than it has been in the past, liosido the bill abovo mentioned soveral other tax bilks aro pending which must bo incorporated in it, or in somo other manner disposed of. In tho general appropriation bill of 1871 an appropriation was mado by tho Stato for tho purpose of removing and burying in a inorosuitablo manner and placo tho Con federate dead buried on tho field of Gettys burg and at dlirbrcnt points through Adams and Franklin counties. Dr. Fahnestolk of Gettysburg was appointed by Gov. Geary as trustee of this fund ; frtr somo unknown reason no action was ever taken in the mat ter nor tho money lifted from the Stato Treasury. Last week Major Harry Kyd Douglass of Ilngerstowu Maryland, an ex Confederate officer and member of Stone wall Jackson stall' appeared before the House appropriation committco in reference to this matter asking that another trustee bo ap pointed and the money applied to the object for which itwas appropriated. Mr. Doug lass is an ablo talker and is said to have mado an eloquent appeal to tho committee. During tho late war Gov. Hailranft and Maj. Douglas met under interesting circum stance. At the scige of Fort Stcadniaii tliey camo together under a Hag of truce and dis covered that thev were graduates of tho line college Franklin and Marshall and niembers of tho samo college fraternity a bond of friendship was established between theiu then which has not been forgotten in later velars. On Thursday evening (to-morrnw) Gov. llartianft and lady givo their second ic ception of the season. A largo num'ier of strangers are expected, and tho occasion bids fair to lie a most brilliant one. We hope in our next communication to record the maturing of somo important leg islation, There are two editors twenty tlireo phy sician, eighteen lawyers, and twelve clergy men in the Insane asylum at llarrisburg, When ii man earning a salary of fifteen lollars per week can dress his wile as well as a man earning $H),i)rfi per year, what's the use of earning $10 000 per year? There's nothing mean about tho Sultan ofTuikey. His servants at tho palace mini ber.loOt'J; the Kitchen employs Coo, the sta ble loo, tho menagerie 2U0, and others ac cordiugly. Tho gentleman's wives number 1200. -rrof. Tice is satisfied that in 21,000 vears liom now we will liavo another un-ually mild winter liko tho present one. -o you needn't think about saving up mon ey to buy an h I-tcr overcoat for that winter MAJiKET REPORTS. IILOOMSIIUKG MAUICET. Wheat ncr bushel i 1"' Use " 'Ji Com, new, " -0 ii.ui, " " 40 1'louriierli.urel -i) I'lovei-si-eU Mil riaxseed 1.W muter KBITS I'l Tullow Tulatoes l1' lirlt-d Apples in 1I.I1IH 1" Miles & s,hotilclers 12 I.arU per puuiid K' Hay per ton 8W lloeswav Timothy SSccil M (jroT.vnoxs l-'oit coal. Xo. 4 on Wliart 4,00 per Ton No. 5 " " 8,r ' No. II " " S.MI " lil.iel:smtth'a Lump on wliarr f 4,n,i " " " JlltuuilnoiB " I c.oo " " Marriages. lUN'KLIi UOAN. Vebru.iry 13th, by lfov. ,!, Tiislln, Jlr, 1',1-iiJ.unln 1 ItUikerlolliisJemiloltoaii, both ot iiluoiusliun,'. IIOVK!: lliilTK. On tho 13th Inst, liyitho llev. Wm. i. Uiltle, -Mr. Andrew Uojer, of Locust town ship, to Miss liosauna llouck, of ItonrlnKcreek town bhlp, Columbia county. fl.KAVKIl-CIIKASV.-On l' uruary lo, ISTO.at tho residence, of the bil lo's father, by llev.n. 11. Declmnt, XlrC. .1. Cleau-r, of Montour county, to JllssMary II, Creasy, of Coin mbla county. Deaths. K YER. At lior residence In catawissa, Jlrs. Char iot t Kyer, consort of tho lato llev. Wltllam .1. Kj er, used 71 jers, n mouUis, and vd.ijs. l'caeo bo to her ashes. llANfls. In Greenwood, on February 8rt, Mrs. Amanda C, nanus, Otfed 20 ) ears, 3 months, and s d.ijs. Dr. Fitters Kitlnen Conlial removes de po-its of (Iraret, Calculi, Acids, retailhii, of t'rinc. Gnat J'urifitr of tho ltladder and Kidneys. O. A. Ivl.LIM Solo Agent for Hloomsburg, l'u., Dec. 17,'75-ly. QONSU.MPTIOX CUltKD. An old ldivslcinn, retired from active prac tice, lirivintr had placed in his hands by nil Last India Missionary thof'ormiilaufuslmplo cgclnlMo liemcily, lor llio specily ami jierm nnent Curoof Consumption, Bronchitis, Cu tarrh. Asthma, and nil I'll rout nud Lung Af fectious, also a Positive nud Itndicnl Cure for Nervous Debility nud all Nervous Com plaints, after having thoroughly tested Its wonderful curative powers in thousands ol cues, feels it his duty to niako it known to suH'eriiii: fellows. Actuated by Ihls motiv und a conscientious desire to lelicve human Millering, ho will tend free of 'charm) to all who desire It, this recipe with fulldlrectlons lor preparing und successfuly using it. .Sent by return mail by addressing with stamp, naming tins paper. . Dn. W. O. Si-macs, Munroo lllock. Syracuse, N, Y. Dec. 21, '70-ly. When you go to Philadelphia stop at tho Allegheny House, No. 812 und 811 Mur- kttbtrettj-iiuving ucfcit recently renovated. Price only per day, A, jilck, March l'J,'7(5-ly Proprietor. Business iToticos Go to C, U. Marr, for fresh Garden Seeds. Ladles' foxed Shoes at K. M, Knorr' for A now lino of children's Point Laco Col lars just received at Clark oc Wolrs very cueap. For Mlnco Meat, at 13 cents a pound, and a fine lot of Cranberries go to HusscU'h. Centennial BoooU & Shoes nt K. M. Knorr's, Ileal cstato for salo and rent by M. Wyn koop. Feb i iit Cashmere Tics, Xettsnnd Luces now open at Clark & Woll's, cheap. Tho celebrated Tamaqua Hoots tho best In the world, A trial ot ono Pair will con firm tho above. For salo at li. M, Knurr's NOTICK. All persons knowing them selves indebted to K. Mendeiihall, on book account, noto or otherwise, aro hereby noti fied that settlements must bo mado without di&y. lilooiiiibtirg, Feb. 17th, 187G. New goods just received at K. M. Knorr's. TO WAN DA HOOTS I TO WANDA HOOTS The best and most lcliablo for every ono to buy. Try them. For. salo at McKin ney's. The new novelty wash Vaniers just re ceived at Clark & Wolf's. O. C. Marr has tho nicest and cheapest Spring Dress Goods in tho place. A sure prevention against colds. Buy a good Over Coat now selling at cost. At D. Lowcnbcrg's. For. Iti'.NT. The House, barn, and lot on Eat Street, formerly occupied by I. W. Nilcs, npply to Hkockway ei Kuvr.l.i. Hloomsbtirg, Pa. tf Morp of that 15 cent Dress Gooels just re ceived at Clark & Wolfs. A Farm for Sale. Containing fifty acres, moro or less, situated in Fishingcrcck Town ship, tills county formerly the property of T. 11. & W. K. rMg.tr, on which is erected a new dwelling house, stable andothcr out buildings. Terms, $1000 down and tho re mainder in e:u-y payments. Inquire of W. 11. Abbott Catawis.a or W. J. Huekalew. Hloomsburg Pa. Attorneys, lw. Canned fruits of all kinds at IIil-scII's. A new lino of ladies' Woll's, very cheap. Slioes at Clark it Ladies' go and see C. V. of Calicoes. Marr's new stvlcs All Coal slate d and scuciied be fine leaving the old established coal vaul of I'. YV. Nl l, ii Hno. . 32lf Table linens, Towels, Napkins und house- furnishing goods in great vai iciv at (Jlark & Volfs at exceedingly low prices. New Orleans llakin Mola-sc, choice Syr ups from SO cents to $1 a gallon. A line as sortment ol i oiing llvson, Imperial, Japan and lil.iek Tens al .M. ,M. Kus.sel's. Snow Kxclndors for sale at McKinncy's, do tu (J. U. Jlnrr for Miner's Soap. 1000 vard.inl'Xow Hamburg Kd-'iugs now on sale at Clatk it Wolf's, cheaper than ever. - - The highest Wi price p.ud for Mink, Skunk, l'nx and Musk lt.it skins by 1). Lunenburg. Xew stvlcs in Collars, Cull's, Ties, Combs. etc., just received at Clink oc Woll's, cheap lor casii. Oranges and Lemons M. .M. Itus-eli's. alwavs on baud at C. , Ni:w, out nice Coal. it lino. span- no expense to send 6M A large stock of Tobacco, of the following brands. Peach and Honey, (inlden (Inn Uomloia, urigni (.louu-ii eioeernniciit, isascs choice, Modoc in pails. 20,00(1 cigars of dille-re-nt varieties wholesale and retail, Con li ctioniiry wholesale nnd retail at M. 31. lliissell's. A new lot of Carpet Chain just received nt Ularic cc wuit'd. C. C. Marr buys and Perries. Dried Apples, Cherries Clooil dean Coul JCcal & liro. tu 1C had only of O. Vt. 32lf llrmd.-omo Black Alpaens, Mohairs nnd Ciislinierci at Clark ft Woll's, very cheap. HATcj! HATtiM II ATS 11! Newest colors, llrown, Illnck and Navy Illue. just received at I). Lowcnbcrg's. Don't 1,0 worried and annoyid villi not only a poor quality of Coal Imt dirty and slaty besides, tint liny of C. W. XllAL & Uno. who deal only in the 'best qualities. IWtf Kcrtie Tics and Xctts and lots of other fancy goods just received al Cl.uk ft Wolfs. WATKIt 1'llOOF Hoots at Jlclvinncy's. WATKU 1'ltOOF I-'aiimiuis, Attiin'3 ion. Hiiht-el -takes ll'.ilter Kgy, I.ard and Produce in exchange for goods lluliber Hoots at McKinuev's. Chuk & now havo n eonmlelo lino of new Ginghams, Calicoes and Muslins which will be sold us cheap us tho cheapest wr easn. Itlir.llMATIsM, jS'ruialtiin, Lumliairo. Pda tica lilieumatlc Gout and Nervous Diseases positively cured bv Dr. J'illirs lthcuuudic Remedy and Pills. C A. Kleim, Sido Agent, Hloomsburg, Pa. Dec. 17, 'i0 ly. You havo left it too long. Muslins aro go ing up at I. W. llnrtnian's. New lluekcts. New Tubs. New Carnet Chain, New City llrooms nt I. llurt man's. Rational Mi:iucArinx. Midieation is on ly mrci-ssful whin it is lallonnl.nnd it is ration al only win n it begins at thu beginning. In oilier wolils, to euio a uuilaily, Us eau-c must bo removed, Weakness, cilli'crgcnerul or local, is the origin of lliu gnat majority of dUcafcs. Keinforce Iho vital energiis, regu'lato digestion and Kcrctlon, liy t-lreiigllienini' tho organs which nerform those nll-liniK'itant funetions. and ilvi-pcpsla, roii-ttpation, kidney and bladder cuiiijiiiiiiii.,, uicniie iiiiiiiiiiiies,uiiiiirc eireuia lion, nnd die thousand and one ailments which arc tho consequences of debility, aro coinplelc- ly, nun in nia-i casis peiinamuuy, icmoviul. The Iiest, safist and most ngieiahlo tonle and alterative that can lio einplojed for this pur posu is Hostitter's loinaeh Hitters. The ex jierieiico of iwinly-livo years, during whieli time it has oiillivid jk lin j,s ten thms that mini her of euhcmcral lirinarnilons whiih havo m. lertil Into tonipitllio.i with it, has proved it to no uniquaiiii us a uuicily lor all disorders ac lompaiutd by or pioctcilitig fiom weakness, Tib, COAL. COAL (lid Kstuldishoil Coal Yard. O. W. Niiai. & Hno.. Wholesale & Uctail Dealers In nil sizes ot tho bust qualities of lted mid Whlto Ash Coal, lit tho very lowest market rates. Have constantly on haiullurgu stocks of Domestic, Cupola, Blacksmith's Anthracite, Bituminous, and l.iuiebiirncr's Coal, Kspecial attention e,ivci to tho prepara tion of coal before Iciiviiip? (mr yards, drain and Lumber taken in exchange for i-oal. Coal delivered to any part ,of the town ut shortnotice. Ordorslettut I. W. McKolvy's store, or at oHr ollioo, will recelvo iiiompt at tention, Ollico and Vurds ut William Neal & Sons' I-uriiiiee, l-ist llloonihburg. Your patronage reapectfullv solicited. COAL. l7-tl'-'.'3 COAL IIENDERSIIOTT'S DRUG STORE Is receiving a cholci select Ion of HOLIDAY (JOODS, consist Ingot Ditcoaisrs HU.NDitinsi, TUIt.CT AUTIOLEii, rintnt.MHitY, KNOI.lSlt FOAl'fl, ntr:Ni.i:xTiiACT8, tout monnii:h, CRlAlt L'ASCts, COMUS), llHUSIIES, CHINISE AND JAI'ASESK ItANDKKRCIIlKrS, Key West and Havana Oigars, anil lots of Kino Hoods. c W' ---' teta1 4' ate IT said that you would like !e wear, rather than monly sold? This will Tbo very larce Increase of A STILL LOWER m I Peopl 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 sight-seeing besideB. Wanamaker & Brown stand by this Statement, and so will you after one trial. Characler of the Goods we sell! For Men & Boys. retail, We bear no ill-will to any one, and state this only because some dealers sell poor goods as coming from our house. To each of our custom ers we are responsible for articles bought of us. By our plan of Ticketing the right namtt of the materials on our goods, no one can be mtiled as to qualities. How Wanamaker & Brown treat their CUSTOMERS. T HE nrlce sayn T5 utc advantages. Is given, that anywhere, and that the quality is as represented; also, that the money will be paid back in full, if purchaser within 10 dajs wishes, for any reason, to return the goods, unworn. a Exactly where the Store 1; about where counterfeit Philadelphia, it Is a large building, the sire of four ordinary store, and Is on the South-east corner of SIXTH S IXTII SIXTH SIXTH a I .VI 1 1 a I AH l and market Streets. Those who cannot come to the City. W E send mail made to the Express Oaou receipt of goods, waniea, ana ijou rev (ravine. la aiwwcu uciuro paying, wnerc eeous ao not p lease, we win return me money and pay the cvprcssage back to Philadelphia. 1 oh should b4 sure to see cur name on the ISuildinsr and over the door a? you enter. WANAMAKER & BROWN. Dc-aler in Law Blanks, Sunday T'mitiavl Villi! WINDOW CURTAINS, WALL PAPER, Books and supplies not on hand can bo furnished On Short Notice at the Most Reasonable Rates. Store iii Exchange Ilotel Oct. 8,1S-5- TOWN AND COUNTRY. TnkuAjei's rills for nil thopurpores ofa purga tive, liu-eonsllpnllon, Indigestion, headache, and liv er complaint, liy unlvi rsal nccoid they aro tho best of all puryath es for tumlly use. o WHEIir. TO ADVJ5UTISE. A.T. siewnrt f-ajs tho best ndiertKIng mediums ho has cer found aro Uio old established org-nns of tho two political run tics, nt tho several county eents throughout tluu Union." "These, ' ho says "leach ecry family of tho least account In their, tcu-nU counties, and nro moro carefully read than any other 1 class of Journals." If Mr. Mewivrfs Judgment is ot ulue, tut re is uo dlfUeulty lu ik-cldUig wlilchpaptr It Is for tho Inn-rist cf business im u lo advertise lu The Couiiuu DraotiiAT, upon which this paperls partially founded, was established In lt-SC, and tho Coi.vuuun now enjojs a wider circulation and greater I rospcrlty than It ever did. It goes tici li ly tnto two thousand families in Columbia and ad joining counties, and by most of them Is read from thUrstto tho last hue. It Is tho only recognised exponent of nearly tlu thousand Pcmocrstlc voters, In tho county. It gHis ndi rtln ineuts n tasty ills-' play, that rnal.es them attractlvo to Its patrons, thus ensuring greater certainty Unit they will pcrsso them. While Itsclreulatloulsundoubtedlymuchtho Invest lu tho county, tho advertising rates of tho COLvsinUN nro no higher than thoso of fcthcr papers with barely halt nnd several not one-fourth tho num. ber of subscribers, rnels lll:o these speak for them selves. No shrewd business man will neglect to In Bert his adv crtlsemcnts in tho Coi cmuun If AD.MINISTHATOR'3 SALE or REAL ESTATE! Tho undeislgned Ailmlulstrator of Nathaniel Over doif, luloof l uluvilss.i. township, Coluutbla county, deceased,, vvtll eipuse to public sale uu lliu nxuibea on SATUUDAY, MAUC1I -ltli, 18TC, nt ono o'clock, p. in., tbo following desci Ibed Iteal Kstato to-v It i A llouso and Lot of Ground situate In Cntavv Issa townslilp and county aforesaid, adjoining a lot of Catharine iletllngon tho norlh.un alley on Iho east, lot ot II, v. ssiult on tLu south and second n n et on the west, tho said lot being cu leet Iront und tl oieit lu depth. 'I heio Is erected on thu piemlsesutwo-steiy FRAME DWELLING HOUSE and out-bulldlngs. TKIlMts ol' mam:. Ton ptr cent of tho one fourth if the pun-husn luimoy to lio udd ut the fclrlMinrdimii ol llio pi-openyi Hie oni'-fourlli ies thuli-u ni ceiil lit Iho ouullriiiulluii ubaolub'iiial tliiiit-iiinliiliigiliieo-loiirilis lu unu i our thereafter with Intel est It can ecnilimulloii nud. JI. V. 11. KI.1NK, Feb. 11,-U AduuuUvtiator, "I)LANK NOTKrJ.wllh oiwithout eiemptloi li lor salo H tho coluuuian ouice. TEA ST011B Is now opening tho wry cliolfWtt Imported and Doinostio Grooorios ror.Uie Holiday trade. ITALIAN PKACIIEH, 1'ItE.NCII and SI'ANISII OLIVKa, SA11DINES, ' SAl'SAOO CHEESE, FHENCII AND TUIIKEY I'ltUNES. All kinds ot Italslns, Foreign' nnd Domestic IHiltn, Nuts and Confectionery, and another lot of lino Now Crop Japan Toas. 1" 0 AOi vet. . tc. ., ri i ens' YOU to cet such Clothinp; as City the wholesale goods com tell you how to do it. our business allows us to make SCALE OF PRICES, AND TO be run of what we sell we manufacture our goods, some of them in our own building. They areweUcut.sewedandfinJshed. They can bo relied upon. Storekeepers out of tho city misrepresent us when they say they tell our goods, as uv da net wholesale but confine ounelvts to In plain figures and nothing eff. The ptice to acquaintances and strangers. :v ceot) e and country teot With each article sold, a Guarantee ana country people equal the Price is as low asitcan be bought THIS is important indeed, because. unprincipled people having stores in Philadelphia, coutt terjeit out signs, cards, advertisements, and stop strangers on the street, withatse directions th store is, so that they may sell their roods. There is but one Uak Hall in patterns of material and prices by when renuested. Persons can have - tin iroods sent bv F.vnrecs. bv send ing their measure (we furnish easy directions that any one can measure by,) and describing color price ucsirca. i'aymcntcan oe maae and the privilege of examining them AlffD STATIOMBR. Sbhool Libraries, Depository of the n Tlihln Rnninfir r PICTURE FRAMES, REWARD CARDS. Itoilclms, Bloomshirff, Pa. LOI ADMINISTKATOK'S NOTICE. ESTATE OK LVI1IA ZI11UEKUAN, DKCKASKr. U tters of AdmlnUtratlon on tho cstato of Lydta Zimmerman, laio or eeiiiro tovvnshlii, Colum bia county, deceased, havo been imirm d bv llio Heir. Isler of said county to Isaac l lilldlce, of urnngo townslilp. All persons having elnlins ngiilnst thu estate of the decedent aro renuested lu present them rc.r settlement, and those Indebted tofhe estate Ui mako puvment to tho undersigned udmlnWratur iiuuul uciay. ISAAC K DIL1IINL'. AdmlnLstator, ot Oruugo township. Jan II, TC-CW A RXIINlSTllATOll'S NOTICK. ESTATE Ol' SAr.bV ANN VAI'LK, LATE OP F1SUINO CKKSK TOWSsllll, letters ot.ilmliifst ration on the estate ot PallyAnn Vnple, Into ot Hshliigcreel: township, Columbia county, deceased, have teen grantnl by thu Ilegls ttrol said county to V. V. Vaple, c;f Ilsl.lngcncK townslilp, All persons having claims against thu estate of the decedent arureiiuesttdto puseiittheui for settlement, und those Indebted loilio estate to latiku pajiOL-nt to thu undersigned udi. lnlsirator w llhoul in lay. KltANK W. V A I'l.K, liucKnluwB, Administrator. Alloinejs. Jan. il.TiS-lt. l.-XUCUTOH'S NOTICE. .Iii ESTATE OK 1IENI1Y IIEIS1IUNE, D FA-EASED, Utters testamentary on theestate ol Hem) Uelsh llne, latu of rishlngereek twp.. Col., Co., deceased havo been granted by thu lleglster oi said county to Levi llelslillue, l'lshiugcreck, and Ji-i-ub 8.1le.: hfiue, Huntingdon Luicmo eouuty, Executors, lo whom all iwrsiins Indebted nro requested to inaku pay luent, iiiidlhos-ehavlngclalmsordcmaiu" against thu said estate will lnuUi Ihem know ( lo thu said EAceutors w lthout delay. tr.vi linsin ink, jACOii s. ii..'-.iii.ini:, l-'eb. II. Cvv. l.u-cutors. ,i DMINISTUATOU'S NOTICP. bolters of Administration on Iho vitiluol llantcl llrulg, lato of lloarlngcivel: towiisiiln.t - lumblaCo., deeeased, havo been granted by the in ,i -ti-r of said county, to I rank Unrig, of Ixicust and John llaitg. of ltoiirlngcrcck. All ls-rsons having claims against thu estate of tho decedent, aro requested to present them for settlement, nudlhosoluiU-bteAlotheestato to inaku paj meuv to tho uudersteued oiluilntstratonj without delay. PltAMi; It AllIu, Vet). 11, Mt.' Admtuisirators. A DMlNlfeTHATOU'S NOTICK. V ESTATK OK JOUt SNVUSS, liEC'U. iXlters or Admlulstmllon on tho Estr-te of John Snjderof Iwust tw n. Columbia county deceusid have been grunted by tho IU'glsti-rof said teuntyto Jei emluh t-uyder, Locust twp., Columbia couuly.Vu., tu whom all rsons Indebted to sold Kttute me ie quisteil lo inuke puyiuent, and lhc.se liuvlug claims ugidnsi tho suld estulu will mite them kuo n tu thu suld adiuUilstrutor vitthoui aeluy. JKllKMlAH BNVDEll, Jan, Ss.'TO.-tw Administrator. "LOUIS BBRNHARD, Dealer In ELGIK WATCUEO, CLOCKS, Silverware, YiUc1ks and Jcwcliy IILOOMSUUllti, PA. Ladles' and (icntleinoii's Cold unl Kl'nr Watrt.es, of Aiutrlcan ai.d I'uiiltia nuiuuluituie. Silver and Platod Ware, Clocks, FINK JT.Wl'.LUY, AO., .U". UKPAIUING AM) EN G HAYING l'roinilly llM'tiUcd. ojv.i.'is ly 7 CO 00 r 00 00 00 (0 8' Id 10 n Accountability.
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