The Columbian., March 17, 1876, Image 3

THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCJc. , 'LOCYi&L IJB.G, COLUMBIA COUNTY,
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Through care on l.xprcss train cither to New York
or Philadelphia. Acciimtninliitlon train runs betw een
i uiuwissa uim it iiuaiuspori
K:iler Sunday comes on tlio ICtli of April
this year.
Sliail niiiile their appearance In tlio market
last wick.
The mijpetnion in tlio coal region will con
(nine until .March 20th.
Nathaniel Taylor, nn4 Wank lUrmlollor
were mlinitted to practice law in Montour Conn
ty last week.
Farmer, if yon want n first cl.ii irnn-bcam
plow go tn llarinan & lla.iorl.
March lO-.lw,
Rnli-cr!leM to the Qilumhian who propose to
change their resiliences, hIioiiM give us prompt
notice.
Wo arc informed that William KricUhanm
County Clerk, is snfliiring from a severe attack
of dlpthcna.
(IcorRO 1). Jackson hat been clio-cn as reprc
sentntivc delegate from Sullivan county to the
Democratic state convention.
Judge Taft was sworn into ollieo us Stcretary
of War lat Saturday. The O.ith was iiilniihis
tered by Chief Justice Walte.
An adjourned session of court for the trial of
several important cu-c, will lie held in April,
he ginning on the 3rd. Tlio list of jurors will
he found in .mother column.
Large (locks of pigeons passed over ami near
town lat Salindiy. Seveial of our sporlsmeii
were out hut with no success the birds living h
high us to be beyond gun shot.
Hon, Charles It. lluckalew baa been chosen
!iy the .State llousoof liqirc'cnlatives as one of
the lloaid ofTm-lccs of "The I'ennsylvania
Museum and School of Industrial Art."
Hairpins covered with silk to match the
shade of the wcarei's hair are another inven
tion. They lire Invisible, and, moreover, keep
in place bitter than the oidinary kind.
ComacTio.v. A station agent at l'upert re
quests us to deny that ho is in any way impli
cated willi the "Molly Maguins." We give
1 1 i in ll io benefit of his denial, and refer him to
our advertising rates.
Jcsticks' Commissions. The Commis
sions for I.. A. German, of I'iuc; William
Hellas of Orange; J. Paul Frey, of Heaver;
1). A. Manson,of Wanklin ; and Philip Harris,
of Centre ; have been icceived at the Ilccordcr's
Olliee.
Nr.w l'Al'i:ii. We have received the first
number of the Danville f'eeonl, edited by I).'
It. H. Hrower. It proposes to bo independent
in all things. The Doctor has the ability to
get out a good newspaper, and undoubtedly will
do so. We wisli him success.
Wfld pigeons in greater numbers than have
been seen for years are now in the upper part of
this county. Periiaps some of these birds may
Ih.d their way into our jniuktts and at such
prices as to put them within tlio limits of every
purse.
Prof. J. W. Fence delivered a very intcicM
ing lecture at Normal Hall on Wid.iy evening
la-t. His subject was "The nature and practi
cal valuo of iiiutlicinatics.'' The Pioh's-nr, al
ways iiitcicsting, sustained bis reputation on
this occasion.
Monday last was the first genuine March day
we have had this year. The wind was high
and keen, the sun's rays without warmth ami
the general feeling of the community was that
although the winter's back bone would have
been broken if it had given any evidence of
possessing one, there was some vitality in the
old fellows system yet.
It is remarkable how many persons aged one
hundred years or thereabouts are coming into
sight lately. Thu veterans have become sudden
ly quite fashionable so much so, in fact, that no
family having a proper conception of its own
dignity should bo without one. Where's H.ir
iniiii ' Here is a glorious opportunity for him
to sccuie a galaxy of lbu"oldest living human
beings on the globe," Admission fifty cents and
liberal arrangements mado for Sunday Schools.
This is St. Patrick's Day. It is not celebrat
ed by fannies in Pennsylvania this year. The
order has gone foilh fiom the heads of tlio var
ious Irish societies "that out of love for Ameri
can libeity and a desire to render thoone hund
redth unimersaiy of the declaration of Inde
pendence all the honor due to the occasion, nud
to make the I'ouilb of July parade a meniora
hlo one in the history of tlio Irish organizations,
that there bo no general parade upon 1 lie 1 Tilt
of Maicb."
Thus far the fiuit tries siem to have stillcrid
no injury, tlio weather not having been so con
tinuously warm as to start the buds. Wheat
is looking well and has sustained no damage
from the alternate fucnings and lliiiwiugs which
so singularly rlinrntt i r)7i il the month just past.
It nould bo a pity, truly, to have short crops,
(specially of fiuil, in this Centennial year with
nil the world on our own soil prepared to cat
and criticise. It is odd, by the way, that the
usual annual dcstiuclion of pincli buds In New
Jersey has not ns yet been reported.
Tlio following bill now befoio tlio I.euisliituie
will, if passid, save much liiomy to those who
aro stockholders in tlio building and loan as
sociations of the country.
li run and aflir the pan-ago of this act it shall
not be lawful for any building and loan associ
ation hi rclofore incorporated, or hereafter to bo
incorporated under tlio piovisions of any act of
the gincrul nssimbly of this commonwealth, to
impose upon any stockholders thereof for lion
pay mint of installments on stock or interest
upon loans any gi eater lino or penally than one
per lint, for inch and every month that said
iiistullmint or interest shall riiuiilnunpald.
Tlio C'onfutiico of ibis Sinatorlal District
nut at tlio City Hotel in Danville on Satin day
the 11th at 2 p, in. for the purpose of select
ing a Delegato lo rcpnscnt tills District in tlio
Diniocriitio Slate Convention to bo held at
Lancaster on the 2'Jnd, Present A. Ocringer,
mid Jacob S. Coxle of Montour, David I.ohiii
birg and Charles U. ll.irkley of Columbia,
Adam Gcilnger was eltctul Piisldcnt and
Charles 0, Jlaikle-y Secretary of tlio Confer
ence. A willliu concumnrc from tlio Sullivan
confines M. Mcylert mid Waller Spincir, In
favor of tlio nomlnie of Columbia County was
read and allowed.
A litter tins produced and read by Mr, Cox
io fiiim O, II. Hcigbaril of Lycoming request
ing the Conference lo udjourn for ono wcik if
ho could not bo sent us tlio delegate, Mr. Coxio
nominated Thomas Coxie, ond Mr. Lowen
beig nominated Wurrcn J. lluckalew. Kigbt
ballots wcro taken in about two hours and upon
the last ballot Wurrcn J. lluckalew was elected.
On motion to make tlio nomination unanimous
Mr. Coxlo votes! no. Adjourned tincdie.
Three prisoners escaped from Jail one day
Inst week, one. returned, another was captured
and the third, Shatter by name, Is still at large.
Ilavo any of our readers noticed thu cxtraor
dlnary brightness of tlio livening slar of late?
It is really qulto remarkable. On Tuesday
nlglit iat the star was surrounded by n welldc'
filled halo and looked like the moon in miiil.v
til re.
Tlio place to buy good plow points ami plow
repairs is at llarinan oc IIac-rl t.
.March 10-.1w.
The Jlfpubllam, almost weekly repeals the
assertion that that paper is read moro largely
by Iho business men, nnd has tlio largest circu
lation of any paper in this county. Wo woiil I
simply inquire why It Is that tlio postago paid
by the Jliptillican on its weekly issue is just
one fourth lessthan that paid by tlioCoLUMnlAK.
When a man detects a mlsslm. bntlnn riftcr
getting on a clean shirt no one in tlio house is
aware oi mo Met. I le lakes oil tlio shirt nnd
puis on another, iiuletlv smilinir nil tbn ul.il..
He never, never speaks of it to a soul. The
marricil ladies will hear us out that these- are
solemn f.icl.
Wanamaker & lirown hate the largest cloth
lug establishment In America. They make the
best kind of goods at llio lowest prices. Their
establishment occupies the space formerly u-ed
by six dilll-rent business houses, and employ an
army of men anil women. Their new advertise
incut in another column gives full information
concerning the inducements ofiered by them,
A sad accident occurcd on Tuesday at a sale'
near Selinsgrovc. James Hover, nged twentv-
three, while hi the act of examining a pistol,
.od'ered by thu auctioneer, accidentally shot Mi-s
Woodlmg, aged fifteen years, in the head nbove
the left eye. She was standing on a porch
about fifteen felt away. Sho is not expected to
recover.
On I liumtay evening of last week Crusade
Commandery No IS, Knights Templar held
their annual election of officer in Maonie Hall,
willi the following result :
Eminent Commander S. L. Wench ; General
issimo W. 11. Potist; Captain (iencrjl C. A.
Boone; Treasurer J. J. l'rowcr; Hecorder 0.
I' Knapp.
At the conclii-ion of their business, a grand
banquet was partaken of by about sixty Sir
Knights, at the Exchange Hotel. The tables
were beautifully arranged, and the occasion was
greatly enjoyed by all present.
A.V Iri:M roil Gl-KN-IUU. Tlin AiUmi-lim
hints conicd from OtIO of tbn li'ndillf ntinrtliinr
papers in the country, will perhaps bo read
with interest by the sportsmen hereabout:
(.inns anil rillcs can bo easily cleaned frmn
lead l,j the following process : If a inuzile load
er, stop up Iho nipple or communication
hole witli a little wax. or if a briicb ln.iih-r. in.
scrt a cork in the breech rather tightly ; next
pour some quicksilver into the birrel, and put
another cork in the muz.le, then proceed lo roll
it about for a few minutes. The iiiin-iirv ,,ml
the lead will foi m an amalrram. and leave llm
barrel as clean and free from lead as the first
lay it came out of the shop. The same quick
dlvcr can bo used rcnc.-itoilli- !
j "j h
through wash leather; for the lead will be left
in iho leather anil the quicksilver will again be
fit for use."
In the comities of Schuvlkill. Northumber
land, Columbia nnd Daunhin tin- nii,iilnr kill.
ed, maimed and the number of widows and or-
lians made in conseoiience was l.fi20 the nasi
seven years. The largest number of casual
ties Mere ill Schuylkill countv. lit! I bavin" been
killed and 1.GC7 malum. The number killed
and manned in Northumberland county was
!!! and in Columbia 79. In the several enmi
ties the number of fatal casualties from fills of
coal was 2111. from fallinc rock anil slide- i?,
from falls into shafts and slope (iO, from falls of
timber IS, Irom explosions of firc-daiim 101.
powder 2.1, blasts and shots 21 and steam boil
ers HI, ciu-bul by timbers, wignns, etc., OS,
t illing oil slope anil shaft races II. hre.-il.iii..
of ropes and chains 20, crushed in wheels and
machinery 20, crushed in rollers 21, sullhcatcd
by noxious gases g, ii,j,rc,l by animals 8, and
eight miscellaneous accidents, making a total
number of deaths of 73o. The iiiiioIiim' miim.
cd and injured was 2.0SD. The numler of
willows was ,IS2 anil orphans 1,1.10.
An adjourned Court was held on Monday last
March Kllli, at which the following business was
transacted :
Petition of Addie C. Pniiins tn beinm n
ftmc mJe trader. Court order petition to bo
marked hint and lecordctl in Hecorder s olhco
in and for tlio County of Columbia
Petition for guardian by Win. S. Iliilo et al.
Win. II. Abbott appointed. Ilond in ?100 for
each ward. Alfred Eck approved as surety.
In the estate of Daniel Snyder Sr. Citation to
Daniel Snyder Jr. awarded.
Mary A. Moss vs Wm. E. Moss. Petition in
divorce. Subpicna awarded.
In the estate of Mellaril '. Kelly. Iteport
of sale confirmed nisi.
In the estate of Wesley Johnson. Inquest
nwaided.
Alexander Colley. Petition in lunacy. A. C,
Smith appointed commissioner.
Win. Snyder's Exrs. vs. Jacob Heehtel. Judg
ment opined and Mrs. J. Heehtel allowed to
defend, Case set for May Term.
W desire it to be understood that wo hayo
nothing to do with Mr, Dieflinbaeh's accounts,
nor witli their collection. They are in the
hands of JC E. Orvis E-q. whose office is cm
tlio first Hour, right hand door, of the C'oi.usi
WAN building, and persons desiring any infor
mation concerning their accounts should inqiiiic
of him.
Quite a number have inquired of us why
lliey are charged two dollais and a half a year
by Mr. Diilliiibaeh in settling bis accounts.
Wo answer that it is because the adverti-ed rales
of sub-eription are two dollars paid in ailumcc,
and two dollars and a half if in,t so paid. It
is only thioiigh favor of tlio publisher that
any papus ale suit nut before the subscription
is paid. If subscribe. a allow their accounts to
run oyer one year, lliey ought not to complain
if they aro aked to pay what it is distinctly
slated will he chained in such a case, mid cer
tainly no one should stop his paper now, on ac
count of a matter with which tLo present pro
piltlois liayo nothing to do. Our price is two
dollais per annum.
caution to ruiiusiii:ii.-i.
An advertisement headed "Consumption Cur
ed" and signid, Dr. W. C Steven, Miiuroo
block, Syracuse, N. Y. nppeurcs In many pa
pers in this section of the state, nnd for tin)
benefit of the pie ts, wo giveourexierIenco with
the gtiitleninn, After a letter of inquiry, as to
prices Ac., which we answered, wo icceived tho
following postal curd.
Syiiaitm: N. Y. Deo ISih 1875.
Gentlemen.-ours ol 17th Inst toliaud. Your
rates aro satisfactory. Please insert ad "Con
sumption Cured" and on receipt of 'Cor.ir.MmAN'
coiitaiuiiigad in reading column, I will receipt
by P. O, older lor first quarter. Yours Truly.
W. C. Stevens.
Tho advertisement was inserted on Dec, 2 lib,
1875, and the paper sent regularly, but no P,
0, order mado its appearance, Wo wrote Dr.
Slcvens, but recti veil no answer. Then
wewroto again, with tlio samo lesiilt, Finally,
determined to sift tho matter thoroughly, wo
sent a sight draft, daUsl February 27lh, which
ciiiio back to us on March 7th with n refusal to
pay, and un endorsement "'will write." After
again waiting several days wo wrolo him, say
ing that if we did not hear from him within
four days wo would publish htm, That time
has passu! nnd wo aro as good as our word.
Newspapiii containing this advertisement
may as will discontinue, and charge to profit
and loss.
Jerry llhiek has become counsel for the Dis
trict of Columbia real clatu ring, as well ns
for Ibjlktiap, and they wiy who know him best,
that ho horcr takes n In-iiig cno. Jerry Is a
hard-shell Democrat. (hutlte it IliM ti.u
Itopublieaii scoundrels aro getting hard push
ed and, doubtless much against their wills, have
to employ Democratic brains to help litem out
of their trouble. Theyi'on't tiut their own
parly associates and so go where they can get
honesty nnd ability. Thcro will bo more ofllicm
needing tho aid of "Hard shell Democrats," be
fore tho end comes.
YANKEI! DOODt.n.
In tills Centennial year every tiling relating
tn the ltcvnlutionary era is being rovlvcd. lint
"Yankee Doodle" seems to havo been forgotten.
Many versions of it aro now given, but wo agreo
witli a correspondent of the Pitlston Gazette that
the following aro tho original words. At least
our grandmother taught ns so :
I'atlier and I went down to camp,
Along with Captain Oooilln',
And there we saw tlio boys nnd gals
As thick as hasty pudding.
And there was Mr. Washington,
Ami nil tlio folks ntiout lilm,
And I think that rather said,
'1 hey couldn't do without lilm.
llo put on his Sunday clolhse,
Hot on tils 11 ippins stallion,
Anil placed the folks nil In rows-
A thousand or a million.
And there they had a great big gun,
As Mg as a log of maple.
They had It on a llttlo cart,
A load for father's cattle.
Kvcry tlmo they nred It orr
It took n horn of powder,
It made a nolso like father's gun,
only a nation louder.
It soared mo so that I run home,
Nor stopped as I remember,
Till I got safe and sound
Into tattler's chamber.
l'l'lll.IC SAMM.
All sales fur which we print bills will bo no
ticed in this column free of charge. Drafts of
bills, containing a list of articles or a descript
ion of land to lie sold, witli the d.ito and time
of sale and the conditions of payment, can bo
sent us by mail or otherwise, and wo will
promptly print and return them to any part of
the county as directed.
March 18th. William H. Hess will sell ner-
sonal properly on his premises in Centre town
ship, at 1 o'clock p. in.
March 18th. Executors of William J. Ever.
deceased, will sell real estate and personal pro
perty ot decedent in Catawissa, at 10 oeloek
a. in. ceo advertisement.
March 18th. Daniel S. Heehtel will sell tier-
sonal property on the premises, near New Co-
luinina, at w a. m.
March 20th. Horace Schwcimenheiser will
sell real estate and personal properly in Mifflin,
ai v o ciock a. m.
Marcli 21st. E. Mendeiihall will sell real es-
tate of J. J, Hobbins, In Greenwood and Pino
townships, at 1 o'clock p. in. Sco advertise
ment.
.Marcli 22d. The administrators of S. K.
Albertsou will sell personal propeity. Denton.
10 o'clock a. m.
Marcli 2:lrd. Administrators of Steuben Gear-
hart, deceased, will sell personal property at
the late resilience of the decedent in North
Union township, Schuylkill county.
The JlenuLlietin of last week gives no informa
tion to its readers on the subject of Helknap. In
an editorial headed "A Severe Morsel" it labors
to show how tickled the Democrats aro because
"they think they see a little political capital'' in
the alf.tir. It gives no particulars of H.-lknap's
oller.se, but does not forget to charge Ilon.Ileis-
terClymer with permitting Marsh lo escape. If
there is no political significance in tliis exposure
of one of tho admini-tr.ilion pets, why is tlicitV
publiean afraid to tell the whole story 7 When
it says that the President issued no order di
recting the piosccution of all who were con
nected with the transaction, it shows that its
editors cither do not read the papers, or else
that they wilfully misrepresent facts. Tho
President directed tho Attorney General to in
stitute prosecutions against alt accomplices, and
by that order closed tho mouths of those who
otherwise would have testified in the ca-e. Hut
Giant didn't want his family matters exposed.
hen tho j'cpulHetm says that 1 leister Cly-
mer discharged Marsh, it makes another mis
take. He was discharged by the consent of
the whole committee, demanded his pay as a
witness, received it, and left. The Committee
had no legal authority to detain him. We pre
sume Congress is governed by the laws of the
land, and they certainly had no right to detain
any 'one on aVubpiena to testify before a commit
tee, and then when he had told all he knew, de
tain 1 1 in i longer until some body got ready to
arret him. Tho statements made bv the
lltpablietm have all been denied openly in tho
Houso and shown to bo false by tho records,
and lo publish such things after their falsity is
establishes, is tho trlik of a petty politician,
and tho last resort of a demoralized party.
EPISCOPALIANS ANII THE COMMON S.C1I06L
HVSTllM.
Tho Danville Inttlliyeneer last week, In clos
ing an article in which it takes back its former
allegation that the Episcopal Church is opposed
to the common sihool system, says:
As lo the views held bv the clergy of the
Protestant Eniscoiial ihlircfi of America in re
gard lo our Common School syslem wo are not
prepared to deny that they aro "enthusiastic
supporters" of it, We are pleased to learn it,
111 uie same time we can t understand why it is
that in tho city of Philadelphia and in fact
wherever the wealth nf the church will admit
of it, parochial or parhh schools me established,
and strenuous clliirls are made by the minister
or ministers of the parish lo have all the chil
dren of tho laity attend them.
The nsluto writer of tlio article reluctantly
abandons the ground that the Epi-eopal Church
is opposed to common schools because, forsooth,
she maintains schools of her own, and her elei-
gymeii u-e llieir inllucnce to secure tho attend-
unco of church childim where they can be
taught tho doctrines of tho Church. Ho would
have us believe, then, that tho patrons of all
private schools arc oppo-ed to tho common
school system ; mid indeed tho State itself, be
cause it has oiganized nud maintained institu
tions of learning which aro separate and dis
tinct from tlio common schools, Tho writer
"cannot understand why It is" that people of
wealth and ciiltmo should desire to give their
children bitter advantages than tlio public
school adonis Can he understand why Pres
byterians, and Huptists, and Methodists, nud
Lutheran should send their sons and daughters
to institutions conducted by their respective de
nominations when they nro prepares to cuter
upon a higher course of study ? And yet his
reasoning would lead to the conclusion that they
do ltd bec-juso lliey aro opposed to tho common
school system. The Epi-eopal Church I among
tho most liberal of tho Christian denominations,
nud there Is no other that labors more earnestly
for tho general dissemination of learning. Tlio
common school receive from her the warmest
support In its endeavor to accomplish that for
which it i intended, viz., the education of the
masses ; but as iho public school does not de
pend upon tho number of pupils In attendance
It Is hard to seo why tho Church should be com
plained of because sho maintains schools of her
ow n. We believe Episcopalians are not exempt
from tho payment of school tax, and If they see
proper to suppoit a parish school besides, it is
their own business, and not a matter to bu re
form! to ns evidence of opposition lo the com
mon school system.
Tho London Hour nays: "Mr.Sehonck's
course In quitting England without taking
leavo of tlio Queen is unprecedented," Ho
was too busy trying to savo tho knavo to
think of tlio (jticcn, Tho constable. wero
after lilm.
News llr-mi.
Ilecclior, lloweii, lltitlcr, ll.ibcock ltcl
knap, Iterssle, a bad batch ol Il'a. No won
tier Spelling Decs nro tlnfnshloniiblo,
Dr. Edwards, of West Vlrgiiiin, wlio was
n mpmbcr of Congress In 1813, and received
John Qulitcy Adams In liU arms when tlio
old statesman fell In his pl.ico in tho Houso
of Representatives, died nt Wheeling last
week.
Wonder If Clrant over heard this mice
doto of President Plerco? A gentleman
from Clinrlestown, Massachusetts, went lo
Washington and applied for nu ollicc. Ho
was recommended, ntul would doubtless
havo received tlio appointment but for his
name. "Hut 1 urn 110 rclatlvo ot yours,"
said tho gentleman. "I know It," was tho
courteous reply of tho President, "but your
name Is Pierce, audi might be accused of
showing iiinliio partiality to lny relatives."
Kuvclatlous of corrupt practices on tho
pait of Purinan, Republican Congressman
irom Florida, which will necessitate his ex
pulsion, hnvo coino to light, tjj gays ttidis
patch to tho Plilln. 7Vic.
Oijn'. CusTiin's Opinion. Tho following
is the full text of tho telegram sent by lien.
Georgo A. Outer to lleister Clyncr' from
t-t. Paul, Minn , on tho lid Inst,:
An Investigation of the trudcrsbip along
tho Missouri river would expuso as disgrace
ful a state of all'.iirs as has recently been dis
covered in connection witli Fort Sill.
The Jury in the $-0,000,000 suit ngainst
Tweed found a verdict for tho people for
!? 1,710,9 10,:S-5 principal, and $l,S17,177,0;t
interest from September, 1870. Total, $0,
07,117,38,
Wiuslow tho liostou forger had a hear
ing in London and was committed for fif
teen days when he will bo sent to tho United
States in tlio cmtody of nn American officer
to await his trial.
Joscphus Sooy Jr., tho defaulting New
Jersey State Treasurer has been convicted
of embezzlement and sentenced to three
years imprisonment and until tho costs of
prosecution arc paid.
Preparations arc being mado to go to
work in the coal regions next week. Tlio
rail roads havo begun the distribution of
cars among tho mines mid business shows
signs of improvement especially among
the merchants.
Hon W. W. Kctclutm member of Con
gress from the Luzerne district has been
s-ery ill witli pneumonia. His friends havo
not abandoned hopes of his recovery.
J oil 11 Hntscy is one of tho "0110 nrmed
Republicans" who has been dismissed from
the service of the House. He Inst that one
aim in a saw-mill, and got tflo.OOO of Pa
cific Mail funds.
Tho Luzerno Union is anxious to know
whether "it is because Pennsylvania is so
rich or because it is so hard to govern,"
that her Governor should get so much larger
a salary than do tho Governors of other
States? Perhaps some Radical voter will
rise and explain.
It is now charged that Senator AVest, of
Louisiana, a pet with tlio administration,
spent ?25,000 to sccuro his election. L. A.
Wiltz, member of tho Legislature, is tho
man who makes tho charge. Let tlio Sen
ate investigato West, and if guilty, send him
after his Kansas predecessor.
A curious incident of tho lieecher pro
ceedings lias occurred. Mr. Ilowcn read a
statement before 1111 assemblage of Ueeclier's
friends, and when about to retire, belore
tlio party had an opportunity lo question
him, found thc"donr locked. Itowcn took in
tho situation at a glanco and darted out tho
back door, upsetting tlio furniture.
Tlio Committee on patents of the Ilnus
of Representatives havo reported adversely
on the applications of A. !. Wilson for tlio
extension of Ills patent on sewing machines
known as tlio "four motion feed." Here
tofore the various sewing machine compa
nies havo been compelled to pay a heavy
royalty for the Uso of this extremely valu
able improvement and it is claimed that as
it now becomes public property tho price of
sew ing iiiacuuies win 110 grcaeiy reuiiccci.
This will bo good news indeed to tlio peo
ple of the whole country. It was given in
cvideuco before tho Committee that tho
cost of sowing machine is not moro than
from twelve to fifteen dollars.
A Few Words To Feclilo Anil Delicate Women.
Hy R. V. Pii:uck, M. 1)., of tho World's
Dispensary, Hullalo, N. Y., Author of "Tho
People's Common Sense Medical Adviser,"
etc., etc.
Knowing that you arc subject to a great
amount of sulfeniig, that delicacy on your
part hi a strong tendency to prolong it, anil
tho longer it is neglected tho moro you havo
to cniluro and tho moro dillicult of euro
your ca-o becomes, I, as a physician, who
am daily consulted by scores of your sex,
elesireni) say to you 'that I am constantly
meeting with thoso who havo been treated
for their ailments for mouths without being
benefited in the least, until they irivo be
come perfectly discouraged and havo almost
made up their mind never to take another
doso of medicine, or bo tortured by any
further treatment, They had rather die
and have their sullcriiigs ended than to live
and sutler as they have. They say they aro
worn out by suffering, and aro only mado
wor.-o by treatment. Of any thing moro
discouraging, we certainly cannot conceive
and wero there no more successful mode of
treating such difficulties than that, tho prin
ciples of which teach tho reducing tho dep
leting of tho vital forces of tho system, when
thu indications dictate a treatment directly
the rovciso of tho ono adopted for them,
their caso would be deplorable indeed, lint,
lady sull'erers, there is a better and far moro
successful plan of treatment for vou ; one
more in harmony witli tho laws ami require
ments of your system. A harsh, irritating
caustic treatment nnd strong medicines will
nocr euro you, If you would use rational
means, such ns comiiion-sen-o hhould dictato
to every intelligent lady, take such medi
cines as embody the very best invigorating
tonics nnd nervines, compounded with spe
cial reference) to your delicate system. Such
a happy combination you will find in my
Favorilo Prescription, which lias received
tho highest prniso from thousands nf your
sox. Thoso languid, tiresome) sciintions,
causing you to feel scarcely ublo to bo on
your feet or ascend a flight of stairs ; that
continual strain that is sapping from your
system nil vour former elasticity, and dri
wng tlio plood from )our checks , that con
tinual strain upon your vital forces that
renders you irritable and fretful, mar all
boovcrconio and subdued by n preserving
use of that marvelous remedy. Irregularities
nud obstructions to tlio proper working of
your syttem nro relieved by this mild ami
safo means, whllo periodical pains, tho
existence nf which is a stiro indication of
serious dieaso that should not bo neglected
readily yield to it und if its use bt kept up
for a reasonable length of time, tlio special
cause of these pains is permanently removed.
Further light on this bubjett may be obtain
od from "Tlio People's Common Sense .Med
ical Ailv.ser," in which J havo devoted a
large space to thu consideration of all forms
of diseases peculiar to vour sex. This
work will bo sent (post-paidlto auv nddreos
on receipt of $1,50. My Favorito 'Prcscrip.
tiou is bold by druggists,
HAAS' KXruntilUXr-Tho meat Itemedy for
coughs, Colds, Consumption, und all Diseases ut Iho
throat unit lungs. Will I'ure, and otlenwlien theVaso
apparently hopeless. Woilo not ineun tosav, that
when Iho Lungs uro ilestiojiil any medicine can
create llieui anew. Hut v. o elo say, that It a person
has a Violent cough, Night Sweats, Creeping chills.
Is eonHiied to licit u cuie may touilecteU.
J, II, Daniel ic Cut-Dear pint I liinu used Haas'
Kxpectorunl In my luiully for uujcais, and hue thu
oxiicrleiieo ot knowing Its gicnt inirlis.auil Uo crlml-
ly recommend ll to ull suneiirs with thoso dls
lictaiug eoiiiiuaiiiin lur njueu u is llieeillleel,
ii:n. w. iiicis's.nviiu'i.
tl.1n V.t (. 1L1.
Try It 1 1'lilCK Mlt'liNTS, Bolel by all Drugjtsts.
Kb. 11. Jin
Business Notices
4
$2 00 buys a good pair Indies' Shoes nl
-ucKiniicy s.
For Wnll Paper go to Cl. A. Ulark'n.
I tell you 0, 0. Morr sells nice Syrups.
You can buy Oooel White Dishes nt I. W
Ilitrtinan's for $4.00 per set.
Tho largest ond best assortment of 8 cent
ejnllcoes ever opened in llloouibiirg now on
hand at Lutz I't Sloan's.
Lookout for Spring Goods and pri
suit tho times lit K. M. Knorr's.
ccs to
Oo to 0. 0. Mnrr for fresh Garden Seeds
Ready Mado Clothing Cheaper than ever nt
I). Lowenberg s.
Flour and Feed at M. JI. Russell's.
Gum Hoots at E. M. Knorr's for $3.00.
For first class Photographs, Oil Paintings
or any kind of pictures go to A. J. Hro'vn's
new uniicry in sterner iiuiiiitug, aw.
G. A. Clark has i list gotten in his siirimr
stock of Blank Hooks. It is largo and well
nssoricu.
1'vr Jlcnt. Two elegant rooms, sultablo
lor otiices, Kent reasonable. Apply soon.
J. 11. Maize.
Over H000 yards of Hamburg F.mbroldcr
ies just received at Lutz it Sloan's. Price on
('ainbric ll cents to $2 fiO per yard.
Plow Shocs-atMcKinncy's.
You can buy 3 yards Kentucky Jean at I.
W. Hartmnii's for -18 cents.
WANTi:i). WANTED. WANTED.
Any quantity of Musk-Rat, Mink, Racoon,
Fox and Skunk skins for which the highest
Guh price will bo paid by
David Lowenberg.
Huttcr 35 cents a pound, Eggs 10 cents a
dozen, nt M. M. Russell's.
.-. .
C. C. Marr buys Dried Apples.
',lU I'aper.G. A. Clark has double tho
stock of any other establishment in town,
which must be sold.
Ladies' foxed Gaiters $2.00 at McKinncy'a.'
For Rent A first-class ollicc in tho Co
lumbian Building, fronting the Court House.
Apply at this ollicc. If
Custnm-mado Hoots at E. M. Knorr's the
best and cheapest in Market.
Oranges and Lemons always on hand at
M. M. Russell's.
For a nobby Cap go to D. Lowcnbcrg's.
C. C. Marr has Flaxseed for sale.
For Blank Books go to G. A. Clark's.
For. Rll.vr. The House, barn, and lot on
East Street, formerly occupied by I. W.
Nile., apply to Biiockway it Ei.wkli.
Uloomsburir, Pa.
tf
Canned fruits of all kinds at Russell's.
A large assortment of Ecru lace tics, silk
ties, Casiuncrc laces, Valenciennes laces.Eng
lish crape, white bed spread, Napkins and
Doyles towels ecc, just received at Lutz it
Sloan's.
For Fine Calf Boots go to E. M. Knorr's.
C. 0. Marr Buys Hogs Bristles.
You can buv 12 yards of Plaid Dress
Goods at I. W. llartman's for $1.00.
The Newest, Neatest, and Nicest Clothing
for Jluia and Children that can bo obtained
in tlio New York market just icceived at
D. Lowcnbcrg's.
You can getEmbroidery at Lutz & Sloan's
wide enou gh to make a child's' dress skirt of
one widtli without any other material.
Picture Frame. A large variety of Pic
ture Frames, SxlO, fn stock. Other sizes
made to older, at G. A. Clark's Rook Store.
. m ' i
TO WAN DA BOOTS I TOWANDA BOOTS
The best and most reliable for every one
to buy. Try them. For sale at McKin
ney's. New Orleans Baking Molasses, choice Syr
ups from SO cents to $1 a gallon. A fine as
sortment ol Veiling llvson, Imperial, Japan
and Black Teas at JI. M. Russel's.
HATS! HATS!! HATS II I
Newest colors,
Brown, Black and Navy Blue,
ju-t received nt D. Lowcnbcrg's.
G. A. Clark announces that although ho
docs not keep "music" on hand, yet lie is
constantly ordering. Send him your orders
Faiimkiis, Attiintion. llussel takes Butter
Eggs, Lard and Produce in exchange for goods
Rin:uMATisM, Ktumlijia, Lumbago. Scia
tica Rheumatic Gout and Nervous Diseases
positively cured by Dr. Fillers lihtnmntic
lltmtdy and Pills. G A. Kleim, Solo Agent,
Jllooinsburg, Pa. Dec. 17, '75 ly.
If you want a good Ham,
If you want cheap and good Tea,
If you want Coffee Java or Rio,
If you want good Canned Fruit,
If you want tho best Mackerel,
If you want Sugar for tho least money,
If you want tho best Syrups in town,
If you want good Cigars,
If you want good Tobacco.
If j'ou want anything in tho Grocery and
Provision line, go to Russni.l.'is, Main street.
tf-25
I'komit Hmnforcemun't. When tho phys
ical energies are overtasked or flag through
T.cakmss or di-ca-e, they need prompt rein
foiceinent. Renewed vigor is most speedily sup
plied llimugh the medium of a tonic stimulant,
and among medicinal resources nf that class, los
teter's Stomach Bitters assuredly deserve a pre
eminent place. Weakness, whether constitu
tional or nilsing fiom dlsiiuso or over-fatigue,
cannot bo better compensated for than by u re
sort to this prime strengthening cordial. Tho
enfeebled Invalid, the innvalescent and thonged
nnd iiilirm find that it is an unfailing source of
vigor ami comfort. Its combined tonic and at
lenitive properties also constitute it nil invalua
ble rciuidy for indigestion, weakness of the or
gans of urination, constipation, torpidity of tlio
liver, mid many ether irugularilies ami disa
bilities, and render it an iiivaluablu protection
against malaria, as will as disorders of thcMom
ach nud boc!. March,
COAL. COAL
(Mil Kstalilislioil foal Yard.
C. W. Ndai. it lino Wholesale, it Retail
Dealers in all sizes of tho best qualities ol
Red and White Ash Coal, nt the very lowest
market rates, llavoconstautlyonliandlurgo
stocks of
Domestic,
Cupola,
Blacksmith's Anthracite,
Bituminous,
ami Llnicliiirncr's Coal.
Especial attention given to the prepara
tion of coal before leaving our yards. Grain
and Lumber taken in exchange for coal,
Coal delivered to any part of tho town at
short notice. Orders left at I. W. McKclvy's
store, or ut our olliee, will rccclvo prompt at
tention. Oflico and Yards nt William Ncnl
it Sous' Furnace, East lllooinsburg. Y'our
pntroniigo respectfully solicited.
WAL. (7 tf 2.11 COAL
When you go to Philadelphia stop at
tho Allegheny House, No. 812 anil 811 Mar
ket street j hitting been recently renovated,
Price only $2 per day, A. lll'.cu,
March HV75-ly Proprietor.
J)r, Fillers Kidney Ihrdial removes de
posits of G'raetl, Culruti, Acid, retention, of
Urine, Great Fwijhr of tlio Madder mid
Kidney: U. A. Ki.uim Solo Agent fur
lllooinsburg, l'u.,
Dec. 17,7fi-ly;
FOR BARGAINS
GO TO THE
THEY NOW OFFER
10 lbs. best Whito Sugar for$l 00,
2 aud one-half lbs. Good Oolong Tea for $1 00.
5 Caws of 3 lb, Peachos for $1 00.
3 lb. Can Tomatoes 18 cents each.
CANNED CORN 20 CENTS PER CAN.
All other goods equally low, for cash or produce.
fl Oct. 1ST3.
V0S
1 ,it-s-
1 tt:
.v
AM-
v
.15-
Wo condensefrom tho Lchtah ncntrtrr tho
'"tancoofaunvereatlon about OntlUl in
Cloth niSgiso In America." A visitor hml
ittcnuaiitZo tho tpoiikeri :
Visitor. " What comer la tho liultdlnj on r
Attendant. bouth-rjt corner . t KixUt nml
.Market. I'lcaso noto Iho MXI1,, lur ntino
(tmngcrssccl-lns Oak Hull, l.a u botn nUcd
by designing pi it on-."
. "It Is ivrrcttly lolossal I Da you know
its dimensions?'
A . in tn r et. ... .
1J0 odd on PlitinuVie, higlClu"'. Vr
occupied by'
ness lilcrrs."
"sW -vvnuwiuK, uiui c mr i ,rjif
mo
rum twenty ulUreiu Lat
v . jo you u'o rtcam-powcrr'
TA;''S' jilt oiins fii,-.iie liimlihcj power
for Iho Irehjhtnnd pii?.-cn.;cretevat.T.,r.;,J 11.0
boilers steam for heating, olid tho ether oivn..
tlons or the house." 1
Y" hS1"11 orJ'.,r 'l0 Va j-il with pond."?"
'h.llic' .t0 SI'V'i'l "nd urranpjil In
in1'.",'' ? J?", V?' eotratcM, nnd taken
thencoon tho rlitlcvatir to tho inspec
tor's room on theen Coor."
V. " Is lnsiiectluyihe lirst nrx-ratlon '
m;,"i,,slr.',lr'CIl;ur":i-'- Goods r.ro flrt
rnctwured in Iho pleic, then Ins-noe'ed. llo
cloth pusses over rollers In tho lace i.f a rtroii!;
light, and two men tit, ono before end cno
behind tho goods, watching with tho eyo ef a
hawk for tho lean p.ii-holo lai crfei tlui. r.nd
S??f ?g0,NV.r)r ?IW' f" t,lu -"tier may ,eu
and avoid It when ha eomes to tut tho car-
.W VU, .-.U t....
Joy nn arry of cuttcis?"
huh II..' nnd loo I 'i
l'ien.ftiiiBiipiho(l(t!
V. ' Vou must employ
.1. bUlUD iu our
t, onTO Li in.lj .11 il n
into Barmcnts,-bosidesSyf liiach.oslhitdu
V. .. .. v "on- eueu-i n ltroi.e."
goods""0 yU tuuuul'lctl"0 Ki' j--"' own
A. "Wo do, and most carefully. Our ex-
il7rKy tD "'Y EMinvrt '-a e.tr..-ncll undo
refisJofo'llT UeUt m --.n-au-i-
deair"1" 'i'"Cm muSt kavo -ou n fca
A. " In every direction, s'r. It 3 lhf FyMcm
tmd . cconou'y wo practice all tin w. thr 1 M
penplo ns wo do."
' I IlilllW U 11J t,x I. lit , . ..'0f . -r-."'
v. ,
, Alteriuspcctins tlio worU, what becomes
of ur
r-V. I. F " cocs Il,tn Etocl- Is Hcidat.
E.ery tlnpio gciment has its numler uiui
plhtr itiit.) noted ou it,,,, that iu ciituo ills'
bL" C'J viilhou l!lJ'. upon our
V" '.' Xm" m.ust havo co or " talesmen r
A. Uiy dr, un busy ihiyy..iiinuAcolM
filling to tho throntM ol eu-tome's "
andenik5,1,!' U C,rUtf Lu mH
A. " very great. All over iLccountry. Our
I MATTER OF
MAMMOTH GROCERY.
Corner Main and Center Streets
IB L O O -JVC SB TJ 3? J. . ,
Tlio largest stock of groceries and provisions, Qucensware, Glassware
etc., &c., in the county, for sale at wholesale or retail at
the very lowest prices.
Oct. 8.1S75
BOOKSlSIaSalSR MB STATIONER,
Dtaler in Law Blanks, Sunday School Libraries, Depositary of the
Pennsylvania Bible Society,
WINDOW CURTAINS, WALL PAPER, PICTURE FRAMES, REWARD CARDS.
Books and supplies not on hand can be furnished
On Short Notice tit tho Most Reasonable Rates.
Store
in Exchange
Hotel
Oct. s, wis
fMIVHN I'l'KU. AVonro jiivinc SCIhCw
V.J Inif nun bines, hiinltiii;euMi wntelie, M'Uet
msIh nnd black silk ilnssesfreii with nurOivcntmck
I'nekiiges. Send lo line ntors 1'i.ton, lla (ireenwlcli
Hlleel, .New link. Mulch il iw.
PSYCHOMANCY or SOUI. C1IAHMINO.
How ellher hex tnav faKlnatu mid inilntho
lueo and nUeetln-isot uiiy pcrMnllii' eliouheliiblant
ly. This simple aciiulriimiit nil i nn posum, lii'i'. by
mall, or 2.'e, liigellier nllli u nun rl.igt KUIile, Kgl
tlan, oinclc, ill iiui", lilnib to ladles, wiildliig-iuglil
shirt, Jte. A ipieir book. .dd;es.i, 'I . William l'u,
l'ub4., 1'hlla.
ilureli3,"0-nv
LONGACRE & CO.'S ?$Z, j-"
CENTENNIAL 1,""J"-- "S2rXS SSSkS"
I ut i. .aJ l,vw tl.. liuiulfc
ThA.o t..trli!f KCincl.si f.r Olllc. Tn.nr rounllei.ftl.lr...,
LOM.il UK J. II).. I nnr.,. r. tin llwoJ. Ulliuf r.i.b.r. tt I'ub.
Uhen, H. W, Cr, llhkllulil tiu., VLiU. ttu hi C'lrculr,
The (Iteatmt Sellimj Centennial Hook ir
As It was ami K treiitlniriit uurbblury and gov
.Tiiuieiit, Milled Mil Haul ellimili', UM niouiilulim,
likes, rliem, gn at lilies anil manufactures, wealth
Ui iiniii nils, Interim! liiiproeuii'iili, Ireo Mlmols
somlerful uelileM'iueiils, ugrlcultuii', comiueret', n
Btiuees, em losllles, etc A bpli'ndld Mew nl this
ltlglity Yalikeu Nation, ilelily llliiKtiuted, Nullum;
like 11 evtaiit, loirnuble', low j Hie. Ak'i'nts want
ed vi'it-kLV. 'linns easy. Addiess., HtllllAltl)
tllKts, W Hiinscm ht., 1'hlla. JlarB Jw
A Jb ami oi' Your Own
-IS
The Best ReineQyJbr Haul Times!
FIIEE HOMESTEADS
AND Tllh
"Best ami Cliutuicst l.ailroiul Land
Aro on the Llnu nf tlio
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
MHtlt'.SK t.
.Sfctre n Home A'oic.
Full liiforniiittnii u-nt I'llKi: to ull parts of World.
Address, e) F. liutls, loiud euui'r f. 1', 11. IL. Oiiin
ilui, Nebraska.
1)S Co. MalUU-lw,
-T. 1 Iw .
..M-
...uY-Ji3"
. jCAO"
perfect tystem nd rules of rolf-mcasurcmcnt
ir.aI:o It rosslbo to pleaso pcoplo ;!,tO) inllcs
nv.ay JSoj4ierfeitly as If they Moro hcru lu
liT'on.
V. "I supporo yon havcaUcasthalfa dozen
dlltcrcnteli psrtmci.Ur"
A. " My dear tlr I wo havo moro than tventy,
tiiui charail with its own business, und each
thoroushly eranbod, a necessary i heel with
)n iho pre at l.cel."
Y- 'u'' ,"ll0! a dozen or so of them r
A . " XV 1 1 ll l.toiclltn 1 I .. ft. t ....
ir.ciir, furthoto who prefer ei:.L u nnr ,. i
its .rje&o ttoi'k It all u
inaHn;;. urcnwi lirst-classi-lilit?. 'Uio Irlm
laini; l cpaitmcnt, ii-cf n-Ly ( i weny a. lmu-
n.iiii i-vitJiury, Willi IH )UJV L.ilili in-
l.eeclvinir llou-ii. ll.o Older l'e:.rtment.
I'fSW1 lbr" I!''"1 l'nlnii' I'epuit
mcnt. H.o Dcllicry L'ciiartmeat, Willi 113
coro of rcciirnjcre. The"
V, "Iluld.lioldl flr.cnriighl"
A. "I'm not hi ilflhr nghl 'Jh0 Advcrttslmr
Dfjiartincnt.wllh u MlLcr.d fgn eti.-triLutcr?
iliilnj!andpiibllhii.c4.iif nc icndpopuiur
Joiiriuj ,c!rciiltnr.;rtf.Jii,iii,,p.,.,1',eI,,,1ly
Jcnirnnl, c.'rcnlwjnc,;, ln,l(n, p.iiiuii'ihi
Itell nil your IriM'lj . 1 ,.d f,.r nj-i ,
Jispartmciit.i.ltlfTti niaiiynoinr. Iho JJoiW
; i i . 1,,u ,lul" i-ei arimcnt. Jlio
Children s i Dererinicnt. w 1 11 m ,,,c(.al
eutianeo for ladle!. Iho 1eleriTi.li I.crart'
lis brok-kiepers ond r.Irtants. t.irri.1 Jlun
c',cl:3 l'?pmuneiiti 1'inciiclcr's OCee, nnd
ether office, of tho llrrrnll bu-y ns beea
thlnkiiy, j lauiiln?, escyuting. bminp, mr.k
inif. r,nerlnp, reiiihiB&.ieiiali.B e ut. lellli.t;.
and in a thcuEnnilsij s Jeuiili.B their lenci
to tarry on n busiiicw Vlth the i eGMo uiiouiit
Llnlly" UCU f-''(iC0''JW -J.tC0,t(,0 an-
. 'f?-t-ii p e n.il-n-u-3l"
A. "Indeed it i.sl I forrot to ncno ll-n
Ciuh er;slJciartmciit,wliU!,haniilesliAa,ao
ol leUIl i alt j on tonic Unglo days r
. "fij.OJJl lmiiieiuol 'I lintvy lint enables
ao hi uo to buy cheap and tU cheai,
, . I TOf il XT I -'i I . . S .
Iho
nudinboutT"'0 th0 'ro'""' Hiearso
A. "Our iy;tcm of business dcnllnc-i. Ono
price, no elcvUiie n ; a. Cash for eiKi-vihi,,,.; a
A guarantee protecting Iho purehasir: 4.V1.0
'.'."futdif tho buyer ie.n-t wLurv. i.S
V. " Nothing could bo fairer."
' .. $.ol,l,l",'1. Al,ul ,1,u 1 s-.'1-lo rcc it."
attention'"' k yCU,''r' fCr -our SKjm
rti ifi'.' Rt C,J', ll'8 n P,ca?rc to rofva you.
call again; und bo mru .i tl',i plnie wt n
ma'.er lirov.n'K Oil. IIullA.,.ixt tor
ncr blxtlx und Mnrhit." ii
r- ,'"ihm- ,'" I l 'ball bo h.ippy to do to.
Good raoruiui;." ' 1 '
Building, Bloomsbiirgj Pa.
PUBLIC SALE-
OF VALUA1ILK
Real itstato & Pei-sonal property
Tho subscribers, executors tf Vt'ni. J. K) er, late of
the town et catawbsa, Columbia count) , deceased,
liAflunU IU pUUllH b.lIU Ull
SATURDAY, MAUCH IStli. 187IS,
at the lato rcsldeneo tf tho aforesaid decedent, a
HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND
the Into lesldeueo of Ilia decedent, situatt, In tin.
town of Catawissa. coninosed of il larim Krntmt
Duelling House, outhouses und a Lain, uud ulsuul
Ihe same tlmo will lie e.osedto public sale a cer
tain piiiiilscs slluute m thu comer of .Main und
i rum sireeis in uie ion or e utattisati, composed ut
. .wu.it nun uui.uiieu un u BlUll, u
D 0 VUl.fi D I VfiLUXG.UO USE,
and a building now occupied as a merchant tullur
biiup, .iisu ui iuu sainu tune u lot or
iot'8i:iioi,i) (iooi)s.
.-alo to commence ut ti u o'clock of said day, tt hen
.v.uMV. nuiu i. ... vi. .I..IUU ftllUnil UV
F. C. LVLlt,
WM, HVLIt,
. . ... LllTliEK KYKlt,
Culim Issa, March 8, iSTfl-ts. Lxccutors.
J (
oausliitf an limartlliilo nt i! proixr cuw lu un fullnv.
, iiiir i-ftM'b i nmoiM Uttlliti luiiwin'tl imtrltiunut
I ,li,,lui.1.' Inssltii.,.. lin.iLi.i... In Id.. Mi...... .
iuUImhiii1i,ii 111, a Incapuclt) for study, dullness uf
uiipnheiislGii, losscf inenioiy, atersloiilo sucletv.
llmldllv. selfHlMi ust. dlziliies. imii'iKi iTi i....:
to uith sexes, tor wliuseU'iulltlt Is deslsned and
.. ...n ,u, .,.tv,b .III. "IVMUII-,
'Iho liiosliuilnciitiilijslclaiisof thu country hate
ft . ."'.'."r. ..".ii .mi ii-iuiiiiiuui'i i lie
nertes. llatlug fur u long isrlud elutuieit much
stud), time und labor 111 eslabllshlngu run edv fur
llm luiltit. r.wlf.riilli.i, ... , ,, M
Krallljliig to bo utile to uimouneu thu buetissal
In, iillnir inv iiiiw ,m.l lin.1 'Ii.f,h..i. ......
- ...v,...n., . .i.uuKu i.iia ii'iiieeiy ui
nertes tun bo reached nnd lu suth a tvuy Umt. bun
nver shattered ur piiistruted, tliejcunui perWtl'
.. iii-w wiiihi mill-, u, I'Ull'. )fl, Win
geiitliness-restorliig lliiiulo u uatuiul state, und
liuiiot lug the abot u distressing discuses.
lliilli sexes, moru oi less, tin uush tbo piustrutlou
dt the lii-nous st stem, lose their enerifv. ln-nri,
Innaneus thu Neitu Lelninly may bo lelleU uptu In
returns thu puttent tnto thu tigor of jouiu"
,',i'l!',,:it'ri' e ltt'",A'rly.'?i fHt,--,"y eompouuiled nml
I ,u uiuiuviiih UIU, UI1U UU1
POPULAR INTEREST.
, ..r.w. u rniuiim ui. tiivipi UI IIKS.',
Int. i. ciiAi NiLv ik'hhv
. .. HaWVInuMi-eit, 1-hOa,
Oflico hours. It a, m. lu J . nu, l eo v . m.
Wurilj lu,7 )y.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
JkTOTICK.
Iho iinrtrrslgnfil would lirroby plronottco tool
inrtlfliKlohted lolilm. on nolo ur hook nrcrmnt, to
totnei forward ond nettln nt onco cr tlio ncrounlii will
1)0 nlnrcd In tho lianit.1 of tho proper omccr fur col
lection. led). Mf. fiTKPJIEN KNOIIIt.
I.MiCUTOira XOTICK.
J'J l?sTATK0l' IlkNIlV MIMIMNe, prciiJIIiSP.
Utters trtniiioi!tnry on tlioestntn of llenrj Itel.ih
line, I.Ueiiif KIMilnffcrerk twp., Col., fei., difcaivil
have been rrrjiilfil by tho llecjlster of Mid eni.nty to
boil llel-hllnu, Flfhlngcretk, and Jncoli H.lleUhlinp,
lluntlncdon I.uzerno county, Kxecutum, to whom
all iciuniis Indebteit aro mriiiMtl to tnnko puy
inent, and thoso Inning claims or eleinands ajtolnst
tho Hnld rstatii will miilfn lliin Irnowti l lli,.
said Jixecutors without delay.
J.I'.VI IlKISHUNB,
. JACU11B. 11EI.HIII.INR,
reb. 11. r. Jlxcculors.
ADMINISTKATOll'8 KOTICK.
USTATB or JACOa SIIKAHMAN, IlCCKAfKn.
l'tteni of AillnlntNtrflltnn nn i.nn pljiln r.r .inioh
fsheaniian, late of Heater town-hip, Columbia Co.,
deceased, liavo lieen uranted bv tho Itegtster ot aald
countv to Nathanllredbeniicr Jr.,of Heaver twp All
ivrsins batlni; rial ins against t ho estate ot I ho dece
dent nro requested to piwcnt them for neltleinent,
nnd those Indebted to thr estate to make iiatmcnt
to tho undersigned administrator without delay.
AiiiAa mii!.uii,.s,r.ii,.jr.,
Feb. 4,t-et. Administrator.
1 rnMKT!!ATnl!' VDTtni.'
ESTATR OT IIANIRI, llAKld, DKCEIPED.
fetters of Administration on the cstuteof Daniel
,v.iiK, iiiiu i.i iiuui iiiKtieen luvviiauip, t-uiuuiuiil t u..
Ueeeused, have been irrnnted tiy iho ltenister of salil
county, to t runk Harlic, of Ixiust and .lolin Knilif. of
lloarliigercek. All ihtsoiis having claims ngainst
thu estate of tho (teuHent, nr requested to present
thm for settlement, and those Indebted to thu estate
to mako payment to tbo undersigned administrators
without delay. FIIANK lt.Mtlll,
.11111.1 HAltlll,
Feb. 11, TC-dt,' Admlnlotrators.
A milNISTlt.VTOll'S NOT1CK.
4,
KSTATR OK MOliniS I'l'KSI!!. IIECEASEP.
A'tters of Administration rin tbo estate of Morris
i uisi-i, mill ui .Mimiauil iutv,is,ii, tolling UL
cjoliunbla, Mtato of I'ennsilvanla, deceased, liavo
lieen Brunted to Ccnnid Kreomer, of Madison
township. I'a.. to whom all persons Indebted to said
esiuio iiru reipiestesi iu inuKe paj mem, una iuosv
nat tiTfr claims or ticmanas will make k
nown tho
same u Ithoitt delay.
CONHAD Klti:AMr.lt,
Administrator.
i eu nj-Hii-
UDITOH'S KOTICK.
Mtate of Athel J-owler, elecenseit.
Tlio tlliderstiriieil Auditor to make dlstrlhutlon nf
tho b.il.tnee ot tho funds In tlio hands of Isaiah Ilower
Administrator ot tho elate ot Asliel Konler, late
of lierwlck. deceased, atnonir tho parties entitled
iiiereiu, win aiieuu io 1110 uuiies oi ins apiiointmenL
at tho omee of M. E Jackson ton, In iiitwIck on
Thursday Iho S3d day ot .March 1570, when ond
where all nersuns hatlnir clalmsl atralnst thn said
estate am requested to present tho same before thu
Auditor or bo debarred from coming In for a share of
said fund. IIOU?. 11. LITTLE,
reo.av.-iw Auditor.
AUDITOR'S NOTICK.
ESTATE OF BTLVESTEIt TEAI-EK, DECEASED,
'i no underslgnod. Auditor to mako distribution of
tho balance ot the funds among the heirs of Silvester
I'ealer, deceased, win attend to tho appointment
nt my onice. In Iiloomsburg, on Thursday tho Willi
day, ot March A. IMS76, when and where nil persona
having claims ngainst tho said estate nro required
to present tho s.uuo before the Auditor, or bo dc-
uarrcu irom commg in ror a snaro or said iunu.
l,. t.. uu is,,
Illoomsburg, Feb. M, tc-lt Auditor.
I itniTnt!' vrnMnt,-
J ESTATE 0E JonN I.1KDKN, DECEASED,
Jii the Urphunii (Jnnrt ef (Jjlumbut Cbiiny.
The luiderslirned auditor annolntedto dlsttibuto
balance tn tho hands of lteuben Jllller, executor of
tho estate of John Linden, Jeceoscd, will attend to
thediiltesof his appointment at tho oflico ot Hrock
way Kltvrll, In litoomsburg, on Tucsdav, March
Us, 1ST3, at lu o'clock, a. m., when und where all
persons hat lng claims against tho said estate aro
required to present the bamc before tho Auditor, or
bo debarred from coming lu for a shnro ot said fund.
ucu. i.e. tt .1.1
r.l.iomsburs, March 3, ls;.-lt. Auditor.
A
UDITOK'S NOTICE.
io matlerof the Sheriff's Rain of the nronertv.
real estate of Daniel Snider arid Daniel hntder:
company, and Abram snjder and LU Ilartman.
The undeislEiieel. nniHilnted bv the Court nf Com.
mon l'leus of CDluniblii countv to distribute the
money n Using from said sales to and amongst tho
Hen creditors, w 111 jicrform the duties of un appoint
mntiittheGir.encif Ilrecktvnr KIhcII In lllooms
burg on Friday, March Slsr, lsTo, nt in o'clock a. m.,
tvnen und where all persons Interested will atteud.
lf.CI. J-.. L.!t Cl.l
March 3-4w Auditor.
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
In tho matUT of tho salo by tho SherllT ot the real
ri.u ui t.Kiries ia'o on cut Aiu facias, ito. av,
Feb'y term, ls7C.
The nmlorslL'lieil ninlltnr, nnnolntpil liv llio Pnnrt
to dl.tllbuto Iho monev nrlslnir from the Sheriff's
sale lu tlits ease, will) attend to tho duties of bis ar-
noiiiiinvnc on Saturday, me Mil nay or April A. I),
lsii!. at 10 ocliA'k a. in., nt the SlierlfTR omee. In
lllGoinsliurg, nt which time and place alt persons nro
hereby icqulied to make their claims before tho au
ditor or Lu debarred from coming lu urou said fund.
tVLSLliY t HIT,
Kloomsburg, Marcli 3, isTo 4t Auditor.
A
UDITOIt'S NOTICE.
Joseph I'. Conner and Samuel Conner Artmtnlstm.
tors or (I. IL Fowler deeeased.ve. N. V. linker.
Ill Ihe Cnult of Colntniin l'lens nfCiiIiimt.l.LC'niititv
No. 1U.I Dec. T. 1S7H-F1. fa. 112 Dec. T. 1S75 Vend.
11.1. 11 Fib. T. Is70.
Tbo untieislirlied arnolnteil bv the Court tn rin.
Irllilltl the monev arlslntr frcm the Shei-in's .sale in
thu abote t.ue!iiiiiOugtl.u Lien Creditors legally et
lltled tliereto tllll altend in the duties r.r hlsnr.
pulutment, at tho onieo of A. C. Smith : son In
liioomsnurg nn nniay tno Ttnuay of April ls;c,when
and where all rcrsons bating Hens are requested lo
pretciit the same befi.ro tho Auditor or bo debarred
irom ccmlng lu for u sharo of said money.
IIEHVLV K S.M1T1I,
Mni-Mi in l. l, ....I,...-
....s.. ,u, .v. .u .IUU11U1.
DUDI.IO itOTICK.
thereby give notice that Josbu.i .1. Hrlnk. of Hen.
ton township. Col. Co. l'o. did on tho 1st day of July
1tl?st..1l ,,. Ibnln.nl- 1lln. .nn .n,1n.n,n. .
.wo.. .U1J.IIJUUIIII ,l,llll UIU lUllUlllll i Biaj
horse, 1 bay mare, 1 bay colt, I two horse Iron axel
wagon. 1 set of double harness. 1 heifer..! cow. 1 side
hill plow, i light band plow, l borrow, 1 ralr of Hy.
nets, 1 threshing machine. I liato loaned all Iho
aboto mentioned property to tho said Joshua.), Hrlnk
during my pleasure, and I hereby notify ull persona
..in in iim-iiciu ieii mu slum-.
Jiarcu m, ',0,-3w HEXJAM1N" lilt 1 N K.
2)HI1)GK LETTING.
Vt'o havo decided to re-bulld the County brldgo
aboto orangetllle, with nn Iron Superstructure 131
iei-L iuiik, ".un pier ui eenire.unu win uo ni our oiuet)
on Monday March 2 ', "next" to reeett e proposals for
iuu muiu utllltl-u UIIB IU1U lU UtlUlKp ill, UI SUUl
feiLAs Mciiii.vity, Coin.
JOHN IILK.VEH, ) of
J. K. SANDS, 1 Co, Co
lilooiiisburg 1M., Mar. 0, '70.
v.uiiiiiiiss.iuimr M mill',..
.txiese,: tv.M. I.ItlCKHAl'M,
March 10. '7I1.-2W. Clerk.
"VTOT1CE OF Al'l'LICATION FOK
1 ClIAUTLIt.
Notice Is hereliv clvcn. in accordance t Ith tno act
of assembly npproted tliu UU (luyuf April, A. D.ls73,
nun un uiiiieiiiiuu tviu uu mane ino unuersignea
citl.iiisot thu coiniiionwcaltUcif I'euiisjltanlatoa
law Judge of CnlutnUla county for ni baiter tneor
lKiratlug The Farmers anil Mechanics' Kducatlunni,
I'.unetolentand Protection Association, ou tho villi
day of March, A. D. lsiei.
l'CTElt SiWANK,
FIIANIvLIN It.Mtld,
L.NOUIl UAltDLlt,
.lAC'OII Lllel,
DAVID LONti.
March 10-3W LDW'U A. IiU JIUMUHAY.
IN THE MATTKK OE THE HVECIHC I'SIITOKVIANCE OF
C0M11ACT0KJ01IN UOsrON, lll-CEAstll, WITH VII4.
1111 I.. I'AllkS,
To Manilas lloston. Datldson. sulllvnn c-n.l'n.
Karl Huston, Falrmount, I.uzeri.o eo, l'u: lteuleii
Itnstmi. !Si.lil,ii,AriiiiL' (Villi, ntiti, l'u t . ,1 1, i.i..ii-
1'arl shultz,- und itdir Shtilt. 'minor children o
rouy Miuiiz eiccenseu, who nate-1. it. Kiiei.nauui,nH
their (iuardtau ah uitM, A. . Weater: KU Weuttr
Mslilncereck. Columbia countv: Moit l-lfer. Nnnii.
cuke, l.uerne euuiity ; lilul Sal ull K. l.luaid, Sllll
wuter, Columbia county :
luiiuiiiieiicu ui juu uro nen uy citen louenna
apM'ur bifoie the Judtes of the ori buns' e -uu.it t ol
umtilucounlv. l'n.cinthe tn-st Moi.duvnr invm.vr.
then nud tbero to show caus.- If uuv.wby a Uis.-ue e t
r-i,- lllv i t-iiiiniiuiiLU in eui.iruil SUOUllI nui as inaue
111 I he Kslate uf said John Lostim ulth tlmi..iiil
William L. Parks for the sale, by article of agreement
uf mi Id .John licislon to fold lllliiin Li'mUrni
certain tract ut land tltuuto In Jtnkscn tottusblp,
I'lilllinhl.i I iiiinli. l'pnnsvlviinl-
, . 11. t. ZAIIK,
Feb. U4iv l'rothonotary.
rtONYNtillAM .SCIIOOI. DISTlilCT.
Juiin Curran Collector anil Treasurer In account tvifi
uii-.iK-"i irviiuui iiisini;b ur IUU t CUr C01U-
intiieliig Juno 1st lsii.
Dr
To nmt, ot Tat Duplicate 110,111 10
Mine uppropnauoii........, 272 00
" ' Insurance reeelM-d kuoo
" " Itccd. from sulu of stot t- 3 ckj
Totl TltjisaeTlo
OIL
Ity omt. of rnseatrel land tax rctumeet
mi vuiiiiiniii ,,,,. VM SS
' Of ITrOrS lilul nynnnrnllniia nt
Job til
" Collectors com. nt 6 per. cent. .
" htcrcturyH salary
" tiiiUstttudlngoielersot pretluus
tear r.-ili.eiiniil. .
441 set
mou
l.HMO'J
3,-3310
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lliSM
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1S5 kt
3lil it
" Valdfor leuelierssiUuiles.',
District Siunt. Kilarv. "'""''
" Fuel couilusencles and
cleaning
" stiiiMil iieivbsaries
" Insurance
iiiuiuing und linprotloi;..
iiu,t.,-j uiea fusis
and
i-si-iisiu ,. ,
" lioi.ks, furniture nnd tuts-
1 i-lliiuioiis expenses
" F r latnir luutcrtahi and ro
m pidilng......
Duo tbo dlsirlci'by trtubiireV
Tutul
tl'J.VlilllU
n. 1 . . ",",-..sv,. .iuuim.i-h ur c out ngiiiiin
i?,n !f ,'l.'!.',0r .'I" V-ur ,1UV" sMretully e-i. miuiTi
tl'l. Illl. .1,.,!. n.l . -
uut, -mv .... ..i.u 11 itneii usuiivellt
SIAltTIV FIJVNAOAN,
ronynghom. ,wP.. Feb.'iVA"U llV")lrB.
Jlarctilo, -7(J,-3t "
131.A. Diurs l-jur, ICailv. Kiorlv (,n,
i. r .-n.Twni-tn. .ujuinla-r, uud all 1 tier e.o'
fi J'--l:t,-:-id'i.e-rs, Families, . sti.d st 1111
or luuiiiomieu luiuiiiiir fur .sir v lit" " 1
Fu'ijlCVrv'"''' ;,n'u,-"ut WlD'li IblluCtlihla
t