The Columbian. (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, March 03, 1876, Image 3
aaeaasegeea THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, ULOOMSB UHGr, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. 9 THE 'COLUMBIAN. HI, 0 0 31 S II 1111 (I, IF It 1 1) A V, MAIiUISI, IstO l!nll I'mol Tlwn t.,i.i LACKAWANNA llt.OO.ISIITtfl HAIM(OAt) Accommodation Train,. Mull Tialn L'xprcss Train NilltTli. kiwrtf u.WM.SI, T.luA.JI. ... T.40A.M B.' 11 1', M ... 1.M l'.M. 1I.M A..U " Ml P.M. CATAW1SSA 11A1I, UOA1). Accommodation Train c,2s a.'m, T,so im. ltcgtilar Impress .I.M V. M. 11,33 A. M. Through cars on Express train cither to New York or Philadelphia. Accommodation train run between llfttnwtwnnd Wltllainsport. Since I'abcoek's ncijuittal tliu l!enibl!catn liavc not so mitcli to my about "rebel Juries" in Mississippi, IIWiop Ktorfuot, of Pittsburg, HMiop of tliu western district, wn on a profesional visit to l)r. Turner one day last week. EJKor tenio reason unknown to in our Harris burg letter iliil not reacli in tbii week. Wo will try to prevent this in tlio future. Tlio senior editor of llic Jlrpubtlcan was ho ex cited by tlio figlit for notary public tliat, as wo lenrn from tlio Kcho, be rodo clear (oShicksbln. ny in oijor to reacli bome. T.uzerno County S'portsman'a Club ordered 1,00) ipiail from North Carolina, wbieli tlicy will distribute through the county for propaga tion, It it in vain to liopo to pleae all alike. Ltt .1 man Maud with his f.ico in what direction lie will, ho must nccessaiily turn his back on one half of the world. What h.n become of tlio black haw and pal nion trout placed in the Susquehanna and I'iihingcreek? Our full warden, (hull and JIargerum should explain. The President has renomimted Set h I. Com ly as Collector.of Customs at Philadelphia. lie is a brother uf Joshua W. Comly, hvq., of Danville. lie. has the reputation of being a faithful and eflicient'olliccr. HThe HepibUnm has hauhd down the name of Hen. Jlristnw for the presidency. What is tho matter? Has our P. M. received orders from Washington, or lias ho done loo much Investi gating? Persons eleeteil to the ofliee of Justice of tho Peace at tlio recent election are required to give notice to tlio l'rotliotiotary, within thiity il iv.s of their election, of their acceptance of said of fice; otherwise commissions will not bo U-ueil. Wo havo received a letter of inquiry as to the time when township olliecr.s ought to meet and settle their accounts. Our answer is crowd ed out this week, but will appoar in the next li ttle. Itcv. Charles K. Mcllvnino, rector of tho Episcopal Church at Towauda, died on tho evening of the 22,1 lilt., of pneumonia. .Mr. Mo llvaiuo was a sou of tho late ltUhop Mcllvnino, of Ohio, and son-in-law of l'Uhop Lee, of Dela ware. The Mauch Chunk Democrat denies "on au thority" that J udgo Packer is a candidate for tho Presidency. It would not make much dif ference if ho was. We hope lint thcPenn.ylva nia ilelegation will nut ui-ikcnsisofthepi-clves at St. l.ouis, as then- did at New Yink in lSliS. - - - Dayman's mill, at l'oiuidi vville, which was burned down recently, was invuied for &;!,l)U0 in tho Danville .Muliial. Tliere was an in-uv-nnce of Sl,o(JU in the Xccopee ln-nr.ince Co.. lint it inn out in la-t Aiigu-t, The total Ium in cslimatcel at .?.),UU0 It is not proposed to re . build the mill. Ilrcalliou there a man witii soul so dead, Who never to himself hath slid, I will a family paper take-, llolli fur my own and children's sake? If such there b-, let him repent And have this paper to him rent. ur.ai3 oi' Ii,ioM-i:ci:ei. Divid Iwou herg, Ksq., has been ehettel Chief llurgess of llie borough of I!le,om-burg, Columbia county, fur tlio third term. This time by an iueieaed ma jority. Mr. l,,winberg is one of the ln.it men and soundest Democrats in that borough, and has always made a most ellicient ollieer, Sun. During a recent revival in a neighboring vil lage', a prominent niini-ter from a eli-tanco paid a viiit and found much fault with the singing. One of tho brethren, in desciibiiig tho occur rence shortly al'tcrwaid, said that tlio mini-ter, after telling them that their singing was eteced i 1 1 ill V hid, remarked most carncitly, "What you nee'el is good eowjrirsiijmd singing." Tin: Giiotls. For sheer lack of nothing else to say tho Republican editors, (conspicuous among whom are those in this place,) pursuit the corpse of Hamilton's child with licndi-h vengeance. That the Republican party has no belter text than tho supposed naming of a child after ISoolh shows mental and moral imbe cility. John Coehlin, Treasurer ol' Mahanoy town ship, in Schuylkill county, Patiiik Dolphin, President of the School Hand in the same town ship, and live others, lmvo been aneiteil anil hehl to aniwer for "irregularities" in ollice. Tlio "irregularities" con-i-t in "raiding" oider.s such in ehauging nine to ninety dollars pre senting fraudulent claims for work not done', and collecting taxes and not turning them over. This is a mild suggcitiou to some ollicers in our own Connlv. The Mauch Chunk Ihinnrral says a rumor prevails in that town that Mrs. Alice Kemlull, a former resident of Mauch Chunk, was found with her throat cut near her place of rc-idenco at Catawimi on Friday, and that herhuihind has been arrested, sif-peeled of killing her. MijjUnton-n llujhtcr. Which it news to tho people of Columbia county generally, and Catawlssa particularly. Taking advantage of the ico formed during the recent cold spell, a number of persons were busily ingaged on Friday and Saturday of la-t week In filling their ice-hoiiics. It in't safe to put ofi'ice-gallieringat tliis lato season, There may and probably will' bo cold weather dining March, but whether tliere will ho enough to form lee of sullicleiit thickness for cutting is it matter of pure conjecture. Ran:. On la-t Friday a week two tramps committed an assault on a young girl in Ruih township and violated her person. She had gone lu tlio bain In search of eggs, where the tramps nu doubt were hidden, who seized her and accomplished tlio deed. Tho family were at dinner, and the girl not Immediately making known tho assault the villains had time to es cape. They have not yet bun captured. In Idliycnca; Catawissa, Pa., Feb. 10, 1670. I hereby give notice", that tho regular meeting of tho Distrletdrangeof Columbia and l.iucrnu counties, will bo held In Centre (irango Hall, Centra lumulilp, Columbia county, I'.i., on thu second Fiidny of Mitrch 1S70, (It being the 0lh) at 10 o'clock a. in. Fifth Degree rltesnd ministered. Send three delegate who will ho entitled to volo. M. i'.ut, M. and wives If matrons, and all fith degree members will participate in tho meeting. All llh degree members will head milted when doing biulncM in that degree. All Patrons will bo met at I.lmo Ridge Station, by addressing, Samuel Xeyhard, I.iiuo Ridge-, P.I., in time. Patrons, rally to this the (eond meeting In (he Centennial year, K, M, TmvKsouBY, See. District Orange, No. D, P. of H. A On.NiAt, Mr-imso. On Saturday last, the Knights of Pythias of Denton nnd vicinity held their Annual Reunion at tho Ronton Church. A delegation from llloomsburg was In attendance. Prayer was mado by Rev. Mr. Shlpc, and eloquent addresses hy tho Revs. Ren scoter nnd Sutton, A few concluding remarks were made by Mr. Rrockway. Tho Knights, Inquires nnd Pages, with their accompanying Incumbrances then partook of n magnificent banquet nt Host's Hotel. After that, thno who were Odd Fellows ad journed to their Lodge, nnd tho visiting breth ren were kindly received. Tho feeling of friendship is nil nglow on tho Fishing Creek, nnd various charitable orders thero ehotild bo In ii flourishing condition. thi: NoTAitv runuu ijukution. The ngony Is over. Rccklcy has sue cceded in getting his partner, Mr. Rrown, appointed nnd continued as Notary Public. Mr. llittcn bender has been lobbied through lis his col league. Roth of theso gentlemen arc eminently qualified for tho position, nnd their Republican ism Is of the darkest stripe. Rut Mr. Peacock nnd Capt. Robison were also pronounced Re publicans. Tliev had held the' ofllco for years, mid their duties hail been faithfully performed. As citizens, their names are beyond reproach. They were recommended by both our banks,and oaelorscd bj the bulk of our business men. The public may well ask why they have not been reappointed. It Is because Rfckley was bound to punish them. They have not obeyed all his commands, nnd as sonic Republicans were get ting restive under his management he deter mined to show his powtr, even in the appoint ments to this petty ollice. Some years ago ho had a Mr. Kestsr appointed, but tiio babe died soon for want of nourishment; tho banks gave Mm no bu-ine.ss. Tho Governor could easily have appointed nil, nnd then each could have secured such business as his merits entitled him to, but tho ring wanted a monopoly. Sen ator Allen urged tho claims of Messrs. Peacock and Robison. The soldier friends of the latter appealed to "His Excellency" without effect. "Helping the soldiers" seems to bo Letter in theory than in practice. Tho secret of it Is that Ifartranft aspires to the Presidency ; and when the editor of the llqmblinin, and at tho same lime Chairman, Tmnurcr, and "boss" generally of the Standing Committee made an appeal, he could not resi-t. R.-ckley, of course, was ably seconded bv the ex-Assc-sor. The meane-t part of tho whole transaction was tlio threat that if the senate did not cos. linn the nomination, tlio Governor would veto the Normal School Appropiiation Rill. It is pitia ble to know that such low means were- used to accomplish thefo appointments, and that our Kxctutivo should bo a patty to them. lll'IXS roil I.kxt. Archbishop Wood has issued the following rules to his Hainan Catholic biethron for the ob-ervence eif Lent to the aiehdioce.io of Phila delphia: The first day of Lent, Ash Wednesday, fallj this year on the first d.iy of .March. 1. All the faithful who have completed their twenty-first year are bound to ob-ervo the f.i-t of Lent, unless ili-pcu'ed for legitimate reasons. 2. One ine'al n day is only alloivcd, except on Sundays. !,. This meal Js not to be taken until about noon. !. On those days on which permis-iun is granted to eat meal, both meat and li-h are not to bo nsid at the same meal, even by way of condiment. A collation of paitial meal is allowed in tlio evening. Tho general practice of pious Chriitiiins limits its quantity to the fourth pait of an ordinary meal. 0. Rrcad, butler, cheese, fruit of nil kinds, salads, vegetables and li-h are permitte-el at the collation, mill; and eggs me pioliibited. 7. Cii-toni has mado it lawful to drink in tho morning some w.uni liquid, siieh as tea and cof fee, and thin choinlato made with water. S. Nece-ily and cu-toni have authorized the u-e of lard iintead of butter in prepiring ll-li, vegetable', Ae. 9, The loliowijig persons are not bound toob- servO tin-fa'-t, viz.: all under twentv-ono years of age', the sie-k, pivgiunt women and those giv ing suck to infants ; thoso obliged to do hard work, and all who through weakness cannot fast without injury to their he-alth. 10. lly dispensation, the use of fresh meat will be alloweil at any time on Sundays, and once a day on Mondays, Tue-diiys, Thursdays and Siturday.s, with the exception of Holy Thur-il.iy and the second and la-t Saturdays of Lent. 11. Persons exempted from the obligation of fisting, by age, or laborious occupation, are not te'-trictcd to the u-o of meat at one meal emly on thoio days on w'.iieh its use is granted by dispcii-aliim. Others dispen-cd from tho fast for other ciu-es, as well as theise who are oblig ed to fa-t, are perinilteil to u-e meat at one meal. "Tilt: last mk iaiii.i:." On Monday evening wns gathered at the Ex change Hotel one of the most seh'ct nnd elegant parties that Ins ever been enjoyed in llloonn burg. During the winter our young people havo been holding sociables every two weeks, which have been iindcn-tood to be informal af- I. iirs, and when tho season drew to a cloie', tho gentlemen who had attended these social gath erings determined to have :i parly that should bo the allliir of tho year. In accordance with this determination e'lmunittccs were appointed and arrangements completed. Tho committee of arrangements consisted of F. P. Rillmyer, .fames Schuyler, David L"che, .lohn M. Clark, and tieo, K. Flwell, designated by white badges ; and the floor m iuagers wore W. C. Mclvinney, II. 11. Clark, X. I'. Funk, I. R. Mcndenhall, F. I). Koous and (ico. A. Clark, designated by red bulges. Tlio services of (1. 1). Heriing, of Willcesb.irre, weto seemed as prompter, and the uuiije fimii-hed by him also. Mr, Heriing has a fine orchestra, and It was expected that they would, bo piesent, but a previous engage ment prevented, nnd substitutes were sunt. Herein was the only drawb iek to the fullest en joyment of the occasion. Tho niii-Ie was simply unendurable, No more substitutes need apply 1) Hiring began in the Dining hall at half past nine, nnd with the exception of an mr and a half, whiio the room was occupied in the prepa ration and disposition of supper, continued un til nearly live o'clock In the morning. The hall presented a very attractive appearance. Tlio "he'auly and chivalry" wet) llieie, and nil at their best. The display of elegant and be coming dree.s was tho fine-t we have ever wit nessed in Rloonisburg. As wo do not belieyn in personal deseiiptlou of such an occasion, we shall not ulteiypt to describe tho exquisite ap parel worn by cadi lady. Among the gue-ts we noticed .Mr. 11. llaivey, of Wilki's-Rarre j Win. H. Abbott, Esq., 1. S. Seosholt, C. R. Fun-ton, and their ladies of Catawlssa j William Hes, Miss Harinan, nnd K. W. Fulton, of Rupert j MM Ceioley, of Wilkes-Rane ; Miss IC.i ton, of Louisville, Kentucky i Miss Hlnney, of Rethlehciii. Tho irgiil.tr members of tho Sod il Club, witii many of our prominent citizens mid their ladies, made up it party of nearly ono hundred. The gentlemen of the several committees performed their duties in a ver.v creditable manner, and it is owing greatly to this, that tho affair proved so brilliant nu en tertainment. The supper was perfect and the arrangements about tho houso complete, To Mr. F. D- Koous belongs thu credit of this por tion of the programme. Ho was untiring In Ida eirorts, and the many expressions of approval and satisfaction, show how well he performed his duties. Tlio "Last Sociable" of tho lllooms. biirx Social e' ub, fur this seaxm, will long bo remembered us the finest cnteilelnmcnt of the kind ever given in lids section ' of Peimsyl- aula. Wo do not wish to bo understood ns having committee! ourselves to any cnndldnta for any office. Our endeavor is to conduct our paper In llio Interests of tho public, and when tho citi zens of any community bellevo that It is to their Intern! to put n certain Individual In any polit ical position, wo are willing to print one short rommnnic.itiou bringing the mine of such In dividual before the people, Of courso wo shall not tako up the cudgel and becomo champion for nny candidate, but will treat nil alike In these columns, Candidates destring their names to appear mora than once must announce them In tho regular way and pay for them. At ft meeting of tho Qinrtorly Confcrcnco of tho 3t, K. Church on Monday evening, tho following resolutions wero unanimously adopted : WllKBEAH, Tlio Rev. .1. II. McGarrali lias ministered in tills charge most accepta bly nnd profitably for tho two years now closing; therefore resolved, Thnt tho Hishop bo requested to return Ilro. McGnrrali to Rloonisburg Station for tho third year ; nnd that tho Presiding Elder, Ilro. lliickingham, bo requested to urgo his appointment In tho Councils. Mr. McGnrrali expressed his thanks am! a willingness to return, ngrec nblo to their request. Tlio conference was very linrmoniotto. Hejntbllcan. l'l'IIUU BAIXS. All sales for which we print bills will bo no liced in this column free of charge. Drafts of bills, containing a list of articles or a descrip tion of land to be sold, with the date and time of sale and the condition of payment, ctn bo sent us by mail or otherwise, and we will promptly print nnd return them to nny part of tho county ns directed. March 1th X. Overdorf's administrator will sell rcnl estate in Catawlssa. See advertisement. March Dili. A. K. Shutnau nnd Samuel Feddcr will sell personal property on tho premises of Henry . l cdder, in Centre township, at 10 a. in. March loth, Henry Doak will sell valuable personal property at his residence in Rriarercek township. March 10th. John A ten will sell personal property at hi residence in Mifflin township. March lfith. C. R. While will sell personal property em his premises in FMiingereek town ship, at 10 o'clock a. m. March ISth. William II. Hess will sell pet- sonal property on his premises in Centre town ship, nt 1 o'clock p. in. March lSth.Extcutors of William . I. Eyciylc cease'd, will sell real estate and persoml proper ty of decedent In Catawlssa, at 10 o'clock a. in. Seo advertisement. March 20th, Daniel S. Rechtel will sell per sonal property on thu premises, near Xew Co lumbia, at '.) a. m. Mareli 20lh. Horace Schweppenhei-er will sell real estate and personal property in Mifflin, nt !l o'clock a. in. March 21st. E. Mendenhall will sell real es tale of ,1. .). Robhins, In Greenwood and Pine townships, at 1 o'clock p. in. Seo advertise ment. March 2.1nl. Administrators of Stephen Geaihart, deeea-cd, will sell personal properly at the l.ilo residence of the decedent in North Union town-hiii, Schuylkill county. Our tlinuk.s are duo Senator Allen for :i copy of Simill'-i Hand Rook for 1K70, and other public documents ; also to Superinten dent Snyder lorn copy of School Repents for 1S70. From this we loam that seven new school houses wero erected during tho year, onu in Rloonisburg, one in L'ulnwiss.i, two in Locust, ono in Maine, and two in Milllin. There were 1 PC teachers em ploy.il, In!) males anil 77 lemale.s. The whole num ber oi pupils enrolled in tho public schools is S,7'J2. Tlio Superintendent of the County In-Ill twenty-five public mid fluty-throe pii Viito examinations ; traveled 1.277 miics.vis iting all the schools in tho county but one, which was clo-o.l on account of sickness. Out of 1-j1 school hoii-es, only l'.l nro ic potted as lir.st elm-. ; ."1 are unfit for u-e; ol are badly ventilated. Thero is too little intcreM. manifested in our public schools by parents. Without tlio cooperation af patrons, tlio labors of tho Su perintendent uio ulino-t fruitless, and the ef forts of teachers in vain. .School directors should visit tlio schools more frequently ,iind endeavor to stir up an interest among tho people and get them in tlio way of attending tlio schools in their respective districts. This would incite tho children to industry, and prove u great encouragement to teachers. Citizens should remember that tho public schools cost for buildings, teachers, &c, mil lions of dollars annually, and it is their duty to sco that tho money is well invested. Each individual tax-payer should feci a personal interest in tlio schools, and show by his ac tions that ho desires them to bo successful. Without tills his money is thrown away.and his children derive hut little benefit. Too many parents look upon the school as a pluco whero their little ones may bo sent to get them out of the way nt homo nnd keep them out of mischief. Until this feeling is overcomo our public school system will nev er bo what it ought to be. Tlio following Sheriffs deeds were acknowl edges.! in open Court on February 10 nnd 10, 1870, by M. Grovcr, Sheriir: To Hannah Conner for 1 acri'.s in Scott, con sideration s-00, sold as properly of J. R. Ritten burg. To Ruildiug Association of Rerwick for a lot in Rerwick for S10,property of Arthur Oliver. To Mary E. Snyder for live tracts in Scott for l?.'!109, properly of A. Snyder. To James Trump for lot in Scott for $500, property of C. W. Tiiuup. To Eininor Dieteriek for lot in Rriarercek for $.111)11, property of Jacob and Maria Kocher. To Col. Co. M. S. F. ic L. A. for RJ2 acres in Orange for SI V.'O, property of Charles Lee. To Win. Hiilmo for 70 nites In Rcutou for $011, properly of R, P. Mciienry. To Warren .1. Ruckalew tor 1 1 acres in Fih Isngcreek, for $o, propel lv of . :11110s X. Jones. To George Cadwallader for 127 acres in Fi-h ingcre'ek for $001), property of Jacob 1'arver, To M. G. Hughes lor lot in Conyngliam for $11, properly of William Goodman. To Win. Shatter and Je-o Hoflinan for lot In Rerwick for $1200, property of John G. Jueoby. To Philip Angle for lot in Scott for $70, properly of H. G. Crevcling. To R. S, Howell for lot In Scott for $5, prop erly of James Fowler. To M. S. F. A. of lllooniiburg for lot in Rloonisburg for $520, sold us property of S, J. Faux. To W. Krickbtum for ! hits Si Epy, for$l, UIO, property of II. G. Cruvcliug. To Warren J. Ruckalew for 121 acres In Scott, for $12,!25, piopcily of Daniel Snyder. To G. M. Hiker for lot in Espy, for $500, properly of S. W. Raker. To J. H. Jainem for lot in Centralis, for $100, piopertj of Stephen Thomas, To Clinton Lewis for 50 acres in Jackson, for $l;ll() property of A. J. Kline. To Warren J. Ruckalew for 2 acres In Espy, for $2010, properly of Danlfl Snyder. Tu F, C. Harrlsoi for 31 ucris In Centre, for $.ni."i ), property of Whltmlio and Sitler. To O. W. Miller for 25 ncres In Milllin, for $C05, property of Obadlah Swank. To Warren J. Rueknlew fur 2 ncre In Espy, lor $02 75, pmpcrty of Snvder, Hartmaii ii Co. To C. W. Miller and Ellas Utt for lot In Hlooinshurg, for $500, property of E. L. Myew. To Warren J. Rueknlew mill W, H, Abbott for CO ncre In FUhlngercck, for$IS00, property of Edgar .V Hi". To Wanen J. Ruckalew nnd W. II, Ablnitt for SO acres In Flshlugcmk, for $5,property of Edgur it Ilro. Post tlio Hunks. State carried or 7'c publicans in tal elec tion! for Stale nffl cert or J!riirsr,itt tkes in Omijren. Statrt carrinl iigawtl !eiiblicaus in Iml election! or State ojliccrt nr Hcprctcnl- at ire! 111 iwiirctn iWnltio New Hampshire Vermont Mnssnchusclls Hhodo Island Pennsylvania South Carolina Florida (liinnccltciit fi fi'XoW York fi Xew Jersey 1) a 8 11 r 12 12 ic 0 8 8 8 10 It 10 21 ir, 0 8 il Delnwuro Maryland Virginia West Virginia Kcntuel-y Tcnncssco Ohio Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Nebraska Kansas I own, 11 Missouri 10, Arknii9ai 6 Toxin II Lon''l-"in 5 M eslsslp.n 11 Alututlua Georgia North Carolina Illinois Indiana California Nevada Oregon Colorado BUMMAllV. 81 iYj. firm, 81 fi 2!) -Il 11 127 07 80 12 Xew England Stales, Middle. States, Southern States, Western Stati'j, Pacific States, 111 225 15 28 Number of States, Number of electoral voles. 800 Number of votes necessary to victory,18," Our Hunk Titlde. a vAi.tfAiii.r, wortK. The Centennial Il'utory oj the United State! row the fiiicorery 0 the American Continent to the Close 0 the First Century 0 American Independence, lhj James fi. JfcCabc, Au thor 0 "A Manual of General Jlistory," "The Great Jlcpublic," file, Etc , It is a well known fact that the great mass of our people are compelled to rely, fur their knowledge of tho history of their country, upon the outline works intended fortheiiso rt scliools,whicli by their very na ture aro brief; designed for tlio compre hension of children, nnd in ovcry way un stiitcd to tho adult mind. Thero lias long been felt a genuine want of a History of the United States, covering tho whole period from tho discovery of the Continent to tho present day, and presenting in a succinct and comprehensive form the history of our country tluougli its various periods, from a higher nnd more thoughtful standpoint than would bo proper in a school history. This demand we aro happy to say is satis factorily met in "The Centennial History of the United Stales," a woik which is ev i lently designed to take rank as tlio Stan dard History of our country. Tho author, James D. McCnbc, is an able and well known historical writer. Wo mn.it heartily commend this work to our readers. It is no dry nia-s of details, no bombastic effort to inflame the national pride1, but is a clear, vivid, and brilliant narrative of tlio events of our iii-lory, liom the ilicovery of the Amciiiau Continent to tho present day. It gives a mo.st inter esting account of the Indians of North A niericn, fiom the timu of the coining of tlio while men. Tim voyage of Columbus, the explorations of the different nations of Eu rppe, and the wanderings of the Spaniards in search of 'gold and immortal youth, are told with graphic power. Tlio story of the Revolution is related with all the interest of a romance ; then I'olloiv.i a clear and succinct account of the formation of the Federal Constitution, the Second War with England, tlio Mexican War, and tlio events of our history up to the commencement of the Civ il War. The History of the Civil War is ie lati'd with intense vigor, and witii strict fid elity to truth. The author writes through out witii calmnc-s and impartiality, and pleads tho cau-e of no section 01 party. The book contains an Appendix, giving an account of the approaching International Centennial Exhibition. It is comprised in one lingo and hand some volume, of 1)25 pages, and contains 142 fine engravings on steel and wood. The book is isiiicd by tlio National Publishing Co , of Philadelphia, whoso imprint is a guarantee of tho excellenco of tho work manship. The price is luw considering tho character of the work, and each subscriber is presented witii a handsomo lithographic engraving of tlio Centennial Exhibition Ruildings and Grounds. It is bold by s,ub hcriptiou only, and tho publishers, want agents in every county. A googiaphy printed in London in 1719 "describes California to be an island, and publishes a map hhowing it to bo entirely surrounded with water; tells ofalrco in Florida the leaves of which, if bruised and thrown into a largo pond of water, all boasts which drinks thereof will swell up and burst asunder; describes tho air of Pennsylvania as "generally granted to be clear and sweet, tho heavens seldom being overcast with clouds," and that "tho length of tho days and nights is much tho same as in New Jersey." Tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company recently advertised that they would receive applications for tho position of conductor, to bo employed to tho number of 150 dur ing the Centennial season. They had 10, 000 responses in ten days. Tho Maharajah of Cashmero lias pre sented to the JPrince of Wales, a sword valued at tho lowest calculation at X10,0l)0. It is studded with precious stones from hilt to point. Marriages. KAItNOlt-Tltl'Ml'. At tliu Jtotormeil ti.use.nago on the mill ot Feluu.iry.uy liev. T. V. lIutTmeier, Mr, ('lurks Kurnor, of Haml'le, to Miss Jlary Annum Trump, ot Iiloomsuurg, I'.i. :.III.I.Klt-l't'llsi:M.. At the sanio place, by tlio Hame, on llio 'Jltli e.t rclmi.iry, Mr. Wt'Il.un A. Miller to Miss Susan J. I'ursell, both ot Hemlock township, Uoluiiillacouuly, l'a. SSVl)i:it-lii:CSi:it.-At tho Mine place', by tlio same, 011 the 2Gtli ot I'ebruary, Mr. Lewis bnj iter to Miss Alleo ltee'ser, both ot llloomsburg, pa. (1II1I1ONS-M0SS. At the hotel In llentou.oii IVI). If'.'il, by liev. N, Spear, Mr. Wilson (UUions.oI Wilkes-llarre-, to Miss Kinm.t II. .Moss, ot l'alrmount. Itl'PllItT-I.ISIIWK K.-At the MethoUW parson age, Dixon, 111., on .1 miliary Mill, IsTV, by ltev. J. I. Ill charger, Mr. I.. Harlon liufeitto Miss Mary Itlse wick, both formerly or this place. Deaths. UVUlthY-KIlsworlli, last surilMng sonot Owen It. unit Aimto l.'j erly now resiuing at Morelaiul, l'a, elteil I'ebruary ss, isw, after a painful ami linger Ing sickness, ugeit 1 1 jeurs ami s mouths. I.AYCOCK. In liloomsliurg, on Kunday morning, I'ebruary STth, Mrs, l-nrnh Lujcoek-, ngeel 16 j ears, 1 mom li mill is elay s. Shu hail been In )ioor health for two or three ; curs, but' bore her nlllletlons w Hit pa tient reslgtmtlon. Mis, baji-oek camuto lllootns burg lu ISM. unil baJ, therefoie.beeii a resilient fur tweiity-foiir jours. The funeral took pluco on Tues day I.ut fii'in tho re silience of her son, John l.uj cock. Mi:nAlt(li:i.b.-In orunieWlle, 1'ebruury Sltli, Detlitc II. Mogurtrcll, niffitiw jevirs. Tlio Uuceaseel wusu brother if Dr. (, A. Muirur gell, of orainfeMlle. At llio bruaklnL' out cif thu Lite rebellion ho wus ono of tho llrst liien to robpouil to tlio call ot President I lueoln for troopB, uml dilutee! in Co. A, Ctli liest I'.lt V. ('. (Iron dual el), bis inns terdatlni; from Apill IMiud, 111, In thej wrvlmlio proved a vuluaklu unit upright soldier, steady tn ac tion, nmlbelouxl byhts comrades, on account uf Impaired health ho wus iniuteiesl out I'cl.riury tth, Jso I, on tlio Bureocu's certlllcato of disability, T hus, ono by one our old comrades t'O to attend tho roll- call ot tliu elrcat Commander. Business Notices I. W. Itnttmnn ncll MtislttiVi cheap, Try nun. Tot Mlnco Meat, nt l.'l cent a pound, ntid a lino lot ot (JrannerrlCH go to itttsscll s. Belling nt Cost, in order to mako room for Spring (Joods nt 13. M. Kuorr'a. Ton Rr.NT. Thrco rooms on tho second floor nnd ono on tho first floor of tho Ktit building. Inmiiro of Mrs. M. K, Ktit. Feb. l!o 2w. - 4 in. im Just received, a full lino of Gents' Kid Gloves in all tho newest shades, black, white, lavender, xo., at 1). liOWcnuerg s. G. A. Clark announces that although ho docs not keep "music" on hand, yet he Is constantly ordering. Send hint your orders, - . - . , .I. Ilargalns, llargalns at Knorr's this week, Selling at Cost. Real citato for talo and rent by 31. Wyn koop. 1'eb -1 iil I. W. Hartman has opened up bis Spring uooils. For llcnt A first-class oflico in tho Co lumbian Rullding, fronting tho Court House. Apply nt this ollice. 11. For a nobby Cap go to U. Lowonbcrg's. TOWANDA ROOTdl TOWAXDA ROOTS The best and most reliable for every ono to buy. Try them. 1'or sale at AlcKtn noy's. WjY. Ttr.ST. Tho House, barn, and lot on Fast Street, formerly occupied by I. W. Nilcs, apply to Rhockway & Kiavi:i.i, Rloonisburg, Pa. tf I. W. Hartman offers So cents for nice Rutter. Canned fruits of all kinds nt Russell's. All Coal slated and screened before leaving the old established coal yard of C. W. Nl!Al eV: lino. 32tf White- Neck Tics at D. Lowonbcrg's. New Orleans Raking 3Iolasscs, choice Syr ups from SO cents to SI a gallon. A fine as sortment ot Young llvson, Imperial, Japan and RIack Teas utM; 31. Rus-el's. Suow Kxcluder.s for sale at 3IeKiuncy's. Or.instes and Lentous always on hand at 31. 31. Kussell's. C. W. Xi:ai. 0Ri:o., spare noexpenso tosend out nice Coal. Ulitf A latgc stock of Tobacco, of tho following lo,lo l'.'nch nii.l 11,.,,.,,- P.. .!,! Gondola, Rright Golden Government, Rasscs choice, Jlodoo in pails. 20,000 cigars of ditlercnt varieties wholesale and retail, Cnn- lectionury wnuiesnio anil retail at Al. Jl. Russell's. Good clean Coal to bo had onlv of ('. W. Neal & Rio. Ili'lf HATS! HATS!! HATS 11 1 Newest colots, Riow n, Rh'cl: and Navy Itlue. just received at 1). Lowonbcrg's. Don't be worried and nnnoyid with not onlv a poor quality of Coal hut diity and slaty hc-idis, but buy of C. W. XllAI. A Ri:o. who "deal only in the bet qualities. '."2l( WATKR PROOF Roots at 3IcKinnev's. WATKR PROOF u:mi:i:s, AriLMtox. Rus.d takes Rutter RgKs, Laid and Produce in exchange for goods Rubber Root.-, at 3IcKinney's. Rlir.ti.MATlsM, Xuirtitijia, Lumbago, Scia tica Rheumatic Gout and Ncnoits I)ieaes positively cured by Jh; I'ithr Ithcvmntie Wnmdy nnd Pills, C A. Kleim. Sole Agent, llloomsburg, Pa. l)cc. 17, '7" - ly. R.moxM, 3Il'l tcAilnx. Meditation i-only sii,ev--!u! whin it i- lntienal, and it is ralii 11 11 1 01 1 1 when it lupins tit the luc,iumue;. In othe r winds, to (uio a malady, its enu-u 11111-1 bo unloved. Wi al.ness, either gi lieral or local, is 1 1 ..- origin of the giet mnjoiity of eli-enses. Ri infoi ic the v itnl ene;eies, iipululc digestion and seiietie.n, by slieiigthening die organs which perform tho-t- 11 !-itiif i I suit functions, and ily-pepsiu, eonstipiition, kidney audbhiihler complaints, nteriue elitli(ulliis,impure tin illa tion, anil the tiiousanel and one ailments whiili are the cnicip;e!iecs of debility, ale complete ly, :u, el in inn-t cases peimanintly, riuiovid. The lust, safest nnd must ngieeablc tonic and nlteralive that can bo. emiiloved for this 1 ill 1- pose is IloFtettci's Stomach Rilteis. The cx pciiitiec of twcnly-lhe vials, during which time it has outlived pi Imps ten times thnt mini' her of ephemeral preparation wbieli have en tered into competition witii it, has proved it to bo mil quale (1 ns n remedy for all disorders ac companied by or pioeeeeling from weakness. Feb. COAL. COAL Old Established Coal Yuril. O. W. Ni:ai, & lino., Wholesale k Retail Dealers in all sizes ot tho best qualities of Red anil White Ash Coal, at the very lowest market rates. Havo constantly on baud large stocks of Domestic, Cupola, . Rlacksmith's Anthracite, Rituminous, and Linieburncr's Coal. Kspecial attention given to the prepara tion of coal before leaving our yards. Urain and Lumber taken in exchange for coal. Coal delivered to any part of tho town at short notice. Orders felt at I. W. 3Icielvy's store, or at our ollice, will receive prompt at tention. Ollice and Yaids at William Neal 1 Sons' Furnace, Fast Rloonisburg. Your patronage respectfully solicited, COAL. L" tf 251 COAL QONSC3IPTIOX Cl'RKD. An old physician, retired fromnctiveprac tiec, having had placed in his hands by an Fast India Missiomuy thoformulaofasiniplo Vegetable Remedy, tor tho speedy and perm anent Cure of Consumption, Rronehitis, Ca tarrh, Asthma, nnd all Throat and Lung At fectious, also a Positive and Radical Cure for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com plaints, after having thoronghlv tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of ca-cs, feels it his duty to make it known to sud'ering fellows. Actuated by this motive, and a consciculioti.i desire to iclieve human full'eiiiig, ho will tend (tor orhurir) to all who de-ire It, this recipe with fiilleiiicctlons lor picpnring and successful)- using it. Sent hy leturn mail by addressing with stamp, naming this paper. D11. W. C. Sti:vi:xs, 3Iunroc Rlock, Syracuse, N. Y. Dec. Ill, Vfl-ly. When you go to Philadelphia stop at tho Allegheny House, No. Sit! and Sl-1 Mar ket street ; having been recently renovated Prico only $2 per day. A. Ri:ck, 3Iarch 1 9,70-1 y Proprietor, fir. Fillers Kidney Cordial removes do posits of Gravel, tutculi, Acidt, rttintion, ci( I'rinc, Gnat J'urifitr of tho Jlludder and Kidmys. C. A. 'Kl.i:iM Solo Agent for lllooiiisliurg, Pa., Deo. 1 7,75-1 y. MARKET REPOJITS. II I.OO.MS11 CI ta .MARK FT. Wheat per bushel f l.M Itjo " 'Jl Ooru,now, " , r.11 Oats, , 4ti rtour iter barrel , t.ern e'loMiseeel 7,1m f laxseed l.rsi liulter :u lift- I" I'oiiitoiw 1. ,'...!!!!! .10 I'l'iotl Apples 10 I IlltllS . 1 il Sldets & Miom'deiV ! '. '. '. '. '. '. ', '. '. ',""'.".' i I Ijll-il itpr tuiiiii.l lit Hay per ton ',, ".',','.'.'.'.!'. 'joieu oeoswux ,VB Timothy Heed 4.KI f iiti fi' Tlnvs i.'tu i.i.tt No.4 01lVll(llf ..." ! .'. t 4,00 per Ton Kri. K ,1 tt uucksiallU'd Lump on whaif 1 4,00 " HENDERSHOTT'S I) It U G STOItU Is receh lug n choice' wlnctlon of lit) M DAY ;I0!)H, conslstlmrof niifooifrrs sUMmtuw, Toit.irr Aimoi.ijs, l'jiiti'UJimtv 1:N(1I.1SH SOAl'M, FltENCH.HXTItACTS, relltT JtOMKIKsi, CIOAlt CASES, COMBS!, MIL'SIIKM, C1IINT.SI: AND JAPANESE lIANDKEUCHIErU, Koy West and Havana Oigarg, nnd lots of Pino (loods. c o0 ,wV.V - His "VI JI ...I oWl" -Ivo 6J1 Who said that you would like to get such Clothing as City People wear, rather than the wholesale goods com monly sold ? This will tell you how to do it. The very large Increase of our business allows us to malce A STILL LOWER SCALE OF PRICES, AND You Can Save Knough 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 besides. Wanamakec & Brown stand by this Statement, and so will you after one trial. Character of 1 the Goods we sell I For Men & Boys. T 0 he sure coods, i'hev can be relied misrepresent as Tin da not retail. We hear no ill-will to any one, and state this only because some dealers stll poor goods as coming from our house. To each of our custom ers w e arc responsible for articles bought of us. By our plan of Ticketing the right names of the materials on our goods, no one can be misled as to qualities. How VVanamaker& Brown treat their CUSTOMERS. anywhere, and that the quality is as represented, also, that the money will be paid back In full, if purchaser within 10 days wishes, for any reason, to return the goods, unworn. Exactly I whero the Store Is. Philadelphia, it is a large building, the size of four ordinary stores, and is on the South-cast corner of SIXTH S IXTH SIXTH jIXTII SIXTH-SIXTH and Market Streets. , Those Kho cannot Leone to tho City. w E send mail made to the Express Co. on recei Is allowed before navintr. i money and pay tho e"prcssage cy and pay tho ex-prcssage back to Voa should be sure tJ see our name a? you enter WANAMAKER & BROWN. BOOKSSIIalSR AID STATIOMER, Dtaler in Law .Blanks, Sunday Sdiool Libraries, Depositary of the Pennsylvania Bible Society, WINDOW CURTAINS, WALL PAPER, PICTURE FRAMES, REWARD CARDS. Books and supplies not on band can be furnished On Short Notice at the Most Reasonable Hates. Store in Exchange Hotel Building. Bloom sburg, Pa. OCt. S, 1SJ5 ' TOWN AND COUNT11Y. Tnl:c.jcr's l'UH for nil tlio pmpofos of a pin tru th i', foriciibtlimllcn, imlljjtttloii, licaduelio, nml lit er complaint. Hy uiilvi i sal arcord tl.cy nio tliu best ot all puig.itlu'b for family us.e. o WIIEltE TO AUVEimsn. A.T. Hew ait rnjs tl.o left n&u itlilnp mediums lio has cer fuui.it "aiu tlio oM ei-t.iUltliiil oigans of tho two polltlial I'uilliB, nt tlio tovcrul couiity seats througliout tlio Union." '"Iliei-o," Lo i-njH "roatli etery faintly of llio Unit iiuouia In Hair fctMinl counties, nndaiomoio cart fully Kail tliim any other elassof Journals." If Mr. t-lownit'H Judirmcnt Is of value, tliere Is no illltleully In dcdUlntr wlileli paper It Is for tlio InU 11 hi of buslnefsintn to iicluitUe In Tlio Coi.iniiA DKsiotiiAT, upon lilili this pnirl.i partialis four.diU, vn& tbtnulltliul liiltii;, and tlio C'011-sii.ian low enjojs u wider cliculatlon uud Kreiittr pronuilly tl.uii It eer djd. It tcis week ly Into two tlK.utnnd fuiulllea In Ci luii.Ma nniliid Joliilni: count lc.", anil ly li.ostof tin ra Is i end from tli llrsi to tliolut-l lino. U U tlio only uiotintted cxpcLcntof r.euilj the tliouf.Ml Heiceiijlle oteM In tlio (ounty, lt,lis ir!m u:m 11.1 nts ;i t;iM, ills pluy, that iii.U.1 s iliciu iitiraello to lis pntrons,thus ehsurlm; tr tutor ctrtalntj that tl.iy will pernso them. While lis flrciilatton Isuniluiibtttlly ictifli tlio laroist In the tounty, llio luttmtslni,' r.ais of tho coi.t'Mi'.iAK uio no iiijthi i ihiin thoo of Mhor papera Willi barely half mid sevt nil not onc-fuui Hi tho num ber of MiUcrthors. rnctB lll.o thes. spent, for them fcoltes. No sluewd Imslnoss man will neglect to In n it his cdt i ttlsenicnts In tho t'oi tuuu.v tf REAL ESTATE! Tho underiflitned .tdmliitnintor of Nathaniel nver dorf, Into of ( iitawlsMi. towiishlp, foluinl'la county, di'ieaswl,, will e.xoso to public litlo on tlio premlsoii on SATUKDAY, MAliCII -Itli, 1870. nl one o'tletk, p. m., tho follow Ins doterlLotl Heal Ustato to-wit : A House and Lot of Ground kltiulo lii I'utnwlsiut towiisliUiniid eouiitynfurtlil, luljotnlii u lot of catlurlno iielllnff on tin, iiortli.iiu alley on tho ea.l, lot of II, V. nhiII on Ihusnulli anil M eoinl nluet on tho tvost, the Md lot Mxut 11 feet front nnd i! ufnttit depth. Thoio UtrootoeTou tho pu'u.lvs a. itto-blory FRAME DWELLING HOUSE mid outbultdlnti. TI.ll.Ms HI' htl.i:. Ton tr coin rf the ono. fouitli of llio puiehuM' iiiiuie.t to lu pnlil at Uio hUlklm,' ih.v.n of Uio pruieit ; tho oiii-luuiili iomi llio Ion per u i.t ul th .niiirin ill.m uUhoIiU" uwl tliu reiiialnluK throo-fouitht in ono teurtUetoutUir Willi inti ii . 1 1 rum tuiiliii.utkn nu. 51. V. 11. KI.UN'i:. Adiuiulstrator, 1'eh. 11,-U LANK NdTKS.witli ornllliout exeuii.lim for tale Rt Uio CoLWBiiK OIUW). TEA STOltli 1 now opening tho wry cholem Iuijiorted find Domostio Qrocorios for,tlioll01Uy trade. ITALIAN rUACllUsi, ITtENOlI nml HPANISII OUVl, 1 BAIIDINES, BA1' SAtIO CHEESE, ITtENCH AJtDTUItKUV PIIUNES. All kinds ot Italslns, Foreign anil Uomestlo I'rultn, KuW nnd Oontectlonery, and another lot ot nno Now drop Japan Toas S1S& . in WW :HO I! 11 !m of what we sell v. e manufacture our some of them in our own building, arc well cut. sewed and finished. Thev upon, Storekeepers out of the city us when they tay they sell our poods, ivhaltsiitf. hut confine nurndtH tn THE price In plain figures and nothing cff The same price to acquaintances and strargers. To city people and country people equal advantages. With each article sold, a Guarantee Is eiven. that the Trice is as lowasitcanbeboueht THIS is important indeed, because.unprlncipled people having stores in Philadelphia, coun tertit out signs, cards, advertisements, and stop strangers on the street, wth false directions about where the store Is, so that they may sell their counterfeit roods. There is but one Oak Hall in I, ! patterns of material and prices by when requested. Persons can have - un cooda sent bv Exnrt&s. bv send ing their measure (we lurnlsh easy directions that any one can measure uy,j ana aescriomg coior wanted, and price desired. Payment can be made ipt of goods, and the privilege of examining them Where ge-ods do not please, we will return the Philadelphia. on the building and over the door ADJIIXISTKATOU'S XOTICK. KSTATEOK I.VIUA ZIMMCUUAN, 1IKCKASEP. Utters of Administration on tho estato of Ltdla .linir.eniiuii. lute of t'entio townMilp, Coluui bla eoiuity, decea'-ed, hate been (fronted by tho Hec. lstor of said county to lFnnc lC lilldlno, of Oranco township. .Ml loisons hatlut,' Halms against Uo estate of tho decedent mo leiiuested toprostnt them tor settlement, anil those lndebttd to llio estnloto iiinKo patmeut to tho undi rstKiieit aduilnlitrutcr without delay. ISAAC K. DIMUNK, Adinlnlstrutor. Jan 14, '10-r.w of OiaiiKO tow nshlp. A DM I NISTHATOl t'S XOT1 CI I.STA1K OPktr.LV ANN VAN K, IIE Ol' H51IINU (lll.KK TOW.VSUll', 1 1 tiers of Admlnlstratloii on tho estato of SallyABii Yaplo, hue of I'tshlnRcioe): township, t'oluinLl.i eountj, deceused. hate 1 ion cimiUd bj the llei;l tirof mid uunlj to 1'. V.aplo,of i hhlii!;ciiol: tow nkhlp. All Inrsons hut luo; chums against tho en.iie of the Ueculcut aro leiim sled to piesi nt thein for s-ettloinrnt, and those Indihtul tothe estate to make piitn.mi lo lLo undei signed administrator without delay. t'HANK W. VAl'IX, Ituchalew s, AUmlnlstralor. Attoiuojs. .Inn. 51.Tii-.tt. T?XK('UT()U'.S NDTIL'i:. J J K-i.HK or iiisnv nii.miNi', iiKenAn:n. U tteis- lo-tniiieiitarv on tho estate tf llonp Hi Mi. lino, late tf 1 Milntfcieok ttvi.. CO., to., ilei-oased hatotxeii Lrranted l,y tie lloijister of mid lunniv to Levi llel-lilliio, I'lshliiBi roi k. ami .laeoli S.liolkhllno, lliintllil.'iloii 1 nii no eotmty, Kxiiuiors, lu whom all pcrsiiis liidi'Med nro leiiuestod to mako pus nit nt, mid those hat tut; claims or demands niralnst tho said istato will in.iko tliim known to tho said i:.etutors without delay. u:vi liiniiMNK. jAions. iiM-ni.iNi;, l'tb. Il.-Cw.' j;eoutoi. ADMINISTliATOU'SNOTiCi;. KaTAl K Or 1HMU. 1UHIU. IIMHtSEn. Utters of Adn lulsttaliuu ontho estuioof D.mlot liaiitf. I.ito or Itoailngcriek towiisiilai'olumbl.ti'o.. doeoastd, h.it o boon k'luniod by tho lieRtster of suld county, to Finnk Hm fif, ot hoc ust mid John llinlif, of ltoaiini'citek. All pirsens hatlni,' cluliiH aifulun the estato of the decedent, mo requested to j ni nt lhom for settlement, mid those Indebted tolhuoMnto to make p.ij l.icnt to tho ULdertli'iiedadndiilstrntors without delay. liiAMi ItAllKl, JOHN ItAltlt., 1'cb. 11, T0-0t. Admmistr.itors. A DMlNlSTItATOK'S XOTIC'i:. X. ItlATK OK JOHN IMIU'K, llEl' ll. hTltcrs oi Adinlnlstialton on tho Ilstato of John Hi tier of Locust twp. I'olumhla i 'ounty doteusoil liuiebeen gianieil lij tho lioirMer of said roimtr to Jeienil.iliHijdtr, Iaxua twp., lolumblaeouiitt.Vu.. tu whom nil persona Indented to said Kktulti nio re iiuesled to innko luiymc nt, mid thoso luitlui; claims Utfiilnsi tho sum ostttlo wtll muko them known to tho JLtfllMIAIl HNVDKIt, Jan. H,'T..f.W nutimticuuior. A DMINISTJtATOll'S XOTIOH. t si ats. op sntwiy rrii'ici, ukokaikh. Lettiis of Adlnllil.t Hilton on tho i wtnti. ,.r ,n I'ursel. lato of Mndlhoti timnship couu'ly it OolmuliU, Halo tf l'liinsjUiinla, deneaiwl, hatu In on oialiled tu tuwusiili', l'a., to whoi.i all iviwms liidPhTol tuwilit rwtllU' uro iviuesU'rt t'l L'.lko IWJtuollt.ulItt 11.10 ..I.,,,., .Miui.nr, ol juaiiisou game wllliiiul dtli;, n.iMuii i luuuit or ueiuannx win idhko known thu A'tuiliilstiuior. jyi.W SAI.OUN A.NU IliaiTAlJUAM'. i" uiuiiuKuni iwi'uum n niatrfMiii rtlnir liiliiL. in iitj. lino '"'J e' tiling lu his line, c.vety N1LTO.N ITIAIIIXP, Fob 18-tui, Ycrbatini ltoporliug. TEttMHi ACIimltrntellhff-, lionnlln., nml other erpensos; nto dollars a wsslon, for taking tho n-port! and ten ccnU a folio, ( hundred word ) for writing out Into lonjr.finm!. Hiicrn thn matter reported In ono day equals or exceeds fifty folios, llio flve-tlollar fee will Ikj remitt ed, and tho transcrltitnif Into lonpt-hand chanred at flfuen eentfl n folio; but. In nil xuch case. If fewer than fifty folloa nro purchnscd, tho tiro dollars will bo cluireed Adilress. s, N, Walker, A.M.. Courr-stcnoir-raphcr, llloomsburg, Columbia county, l'cnnsylva nlrt. Itostilcncc, Iron Btrect, between Third and Fourth. onico. With K. E. Orvls, Taq. , Coliimblan-bulld-Injfi entrntice.oppo'dtn tho east trnlo to tlio couit housn yntd, first lloor, nrat door to rlirht, ofilcc-hour, from Iwclvo to ono o clock, reb is, s7-ly Awnnletl the IHglicit Jtctlal at Vienna. . &H. T. ANTHONY & CO., 69), Jiroadway, Kew York, (Opp. Metropolitan lloteL) MANCFACTCRIim, iMrOKTKRS AND DIALE118 1M OHIt05I03 AND KIIA5II, STEREOSCOl'ES AND VIEWS, ALBUMS, (1 K API IOSCO 1'KS & SUITAHLE VIKWB. Photographic Materials. Wo nro hcadqnnrtcrs for overythlnrr In tho way of Steroopticons and Magio LanteraH, Uclng Manufacturci a of the 51 ICItO-SCIKNTiriC I.ANTEHN, .STKKKO-l'ANOlTICON, UKIVKKSITY STKRKOITICON, ADVKKTISKK'S STEUEOlTICOXj AUTOITICOX, SCHOOL LANTK15N, KA5IILY LANTEHN PEOPLKSLANTEHN, Each Btjlo being tlio best of Its class In tho market. Catalogues of Lanterns and slides, with directions for using, sent on application. Any enterprising man can mako money with a Magic Lantern, Oa)"Ciit out this advertisement for refer-etice-ffitff reb. 18,7c. Important TO Gardeners AND Agriculturists! "KMPKItOU WILLIAM" CAHKAOK. The best, liirgcft and most profltnblo variety of winter cnbbngo Lnotvii In Europo.mid imported to this rountrv oxelustvelr bv us last sorlnir. where. with t io mast ordinary eultlv.ttlon, It nourishes ns tonlsulnglv, nttolnliitr an ( normous .size nnd soiling lu IQu in.irkt t nt prloes most gratifying to tho pro rttic?, In transniitiitlii, great e,iro should bo taken tn ktvci sinicl, lit n neo Mr growth, solid heads, tho size if tho mouth of a Hour burro!. Is tho nverago run of this choice tartety. ono package ot tho seed Rent pustpil.ton leeelptof 5 eenls. Three pack i. s to one ndilress. $1,110. To rgonts t3 per dozen und 4 thro c. nt st4iiiu ti"Vltti c.i"li pack.uo of sed wo smid n surn 10 1 1) o-itii't the rtiMisesff ttu eabbuso lly or otn. I- pesl, t.ij oung mid tender plants, rMMf'Tir 0OLIA1I IXDIAX CORK. v, e nl ii'edHst spring on Long Island, a small fie rnttti i'th! li t,'? obtained with grc.it dlfllcultyjot t ls (-ig.ini !. nut 11s yet very r.iro variety of Indian e rn. Ill Sci romlier. by actual luPitsurornenf.n largo m.ijirlti ,.f Uo, stalss st-ioit from u to in feet In lie.jhi. mid si 111 groitlng, wlthlroui'i to s enormous ear of eorngionliigoii nlmo-t every Moll:. The -li'lil w,.s nt 1 ho rate of ttno liuslicls of ear corn p,.f a"ro. w hllu tho f Alder crop was tuiuieiiso and of llm fpt.illtr. tt'o coin. I have sold tho ntlre crop for n blgprlco tn a Nmv York seedsman, but declined to do so, pre ferring to keep the crop for tho aeeommtHlatloii of our numerous country patrons. ho will nnd It 1 1 lh"lrlnierest.s to secure at le.ust .1 small selection of this rare ninety for the romlng spring planting. Lite agriculturist, who belli, u In "I'UiKiiiiii.'irwltH nsmall i-mh'ii lutlltu or.s nto poor tilings, both wilts lietween thn rows will lie astounded hy tho re sult, lu, will send bt-tnntl toanviullressl patkago on reeelpt. of c eentsand ti three cent Knmp?,or3 paeiaaoson ns-olptof ?' nnd 4 thro cent stamps. :"i)ursiiiplv Is limited. I'ltrtlos desiring to se en o cither of the above ram seeds should not delay Ihilr outers Allseed suld by us warranted fresh 11 1 lo gciinlnuto No goods sent o. t. I) Cash ni it neeompnny all orders. For either of aboto 0 si. address I'llI.IX CI.AltE & CO., reh i8-cm. ru liist nstn St., N. v. 1873. CENTENNIAL! 1876. Y. P. JOXEk & CO., Gatawissa, Fa. To OltP. FltlEXDS & THE PuitLio : For the kind and liberal pat ronage bestowed upon us the past year you lmvo our Thanks. Through it we have been in strumental in I5MXGING DOWN THE PP.ICES on many kinds of Goods. . "We want to sell more goods this year than we did last, and we ask for a continuance of your generous support, assuring you that we shall always ehdeavor to sell at the lowest possible Prices for Cash. We now call your attention to 89 Pieces, 1384 yards, Hamburg Embroideries and Insert ings just opened this week. The above embrace the newest and most beautiful Patterns over shown. Tho Embroideries wo sold last year with such great success, aro and have been long famous as tho best and most saleable, and thoso just received arc superior in stylo and lower in prico than ever before. We also wish to call the atten tion of Housekeepers to our largo stock of Bleached and Brown Sheetings, and Shirting Muslin?, Tho very best Brands in all widths. Tickings, Blankets, Table Linens, Towels, Napkins, &e., winch wo oiler at very low Prices. Wo tiro also oflering at.rcduccd Prices, Shawls Furs, Underwear, and many otlicr Woolen Good to close them out. Call uml oxanriuo ut tho Popular Cheap Cash Store of w. r. jones & co., CATAW1SSA, PA.