THE COLUMBIAN
n 1,0 oats nun , k it i n a t( aniimi, m;(
Hall Itoad Tlmn TaWc.
LACKAWAXNA & IILOO.MSIlUlttl ItAIMtOAl)
Accommodation Train tM A.M.
Mall Train 7,4,) a, jt
Express Train i.m 1, m
" " 8.34 I'M.
CATAWISSA HAIL I10AI).
Accommodation Train .9 a'.'m.
ltogular Express n.ss p. 11.
SOOTH,
7.411 A. M
il.r.4 A. it
SOUTH
T.80 1'. M,
11,83 A. M,
Through cars on Express train either to Now York
or Philadelphia. Accommodation train runs between
uamwissa aim vnmamsport.
To-ilay In Gooil Friday.
Messrs. II. J. mul lirnco Clark linvo gono to
New York for SjirliiR Good, nnJ iirumUo n
lino nsortnient on their return.
The bill making, a Hay of execution 011 juilg-
.i. Iui ,u,nn nm ueieaieu 111 1110 House
on I lies day.
Nichols Ktmlt, of (Irecnwooil township offers
1111 personal jiroperty for salo to-day, at ten o1
clock.
The 3iiqueliaiina river near Hnrriiburg is
mil 01 uncles ami geese. Why is it that thoso
pesky Unit don't lly up here? Wo are just a
imid ol ducks 11s the Ilnrrlsbiirgcra.
Ilenjiiuiu 1'. Former, of Calawiwa, Inn been
appointed a Juxtico of the I'encc, by lliu Ouv
crnor, to fill the vacancy caused by tho reslgna-
lion ol Allrcd lick.
Tliu Commissioncrsof Northumberland conn
ty, Imvc accepted tho plan of Mr. Welzel, thu
urcliitect of JJativillc, for n new jail, the co
of which will be!?l:ij,000.
llicpctsonal properly of tho late Michael
Orover will be sold un April UTlh at liU former
resilience In Mam township. Salo begins at 10
o clock.
The Philadelphia Hxenimj Chronicle, tin
sprightly Democratic daily, ban donned a
"Spring Dress ol new typo" and looks at frcsli
nml bright in a daisy. Success to It.
Tliohe persons who are especially fond of
oysters ate earnestly entreated to till themselves
to repletion during the present month as it is
tho hut 0110 for tho deliciom bivalves.
ina residence 01 111. jj. Jtirlinger, 111
Siyarloaf town-hip was entirely uomumail by
fire on Saturday afternoon last, together with a
large portion of its contents. Thee win
light insurance 011 tho building , but noneoii the
furniture. Indeiemlent M'edly.
We learn that it company is organized and has
begun business in Catawissa, with Joseph It,
Kniltlo as manager. Tho Company have four
large lime kilns and will deal extensively in
Coal, Lime and Lumber. Their advertisement
will appear next week.
The he tn-e ol William J. lleidleman, 011 the
Danville road in Montour townhip, about two
miles from liloonii'burg, was destroyed by fire
on Friday afternoon. The file was caused bv
the burning of soot in the chimney which com
municated to the roof. Theie was no insurance
We have not learned the amount of the loss.
a. a. Ilethcrlin, editor of the illianisport
Sunday Timet, cut his throat with a razor, at
tho Central Hotel, Williainsporl, on Friday
morning last. Hu had been married on (be
previous day and his attempt at suicide was
made in the presence of bis bride, llis injur
ies are not deemid mortal.
Next Sunday is Kater and the services to bo
held at St. Paul's Church it is presumed will
be of the 11-itil interesting description. Ifev,
John Ilewilt will officiate. The illness of
Mr. Elwcll, the orgnnM, has somewhat inter
fered with the preparation of the niusiial part
of tho services.
Sad Accident. On Wednesday tho only
child of Mr. T. M. Koons, a bright eyed little
buy of three years, while playing with some
other children nn tho banks of Shukshinny
creek, near Ibe Aich Ilriilge, ntciilintally fell
in and was drowned, The body lloated nearly
one fourth of a mile before it was rescued,
Mountain Echo.
The horses attached to the I'eiiloii stage took
fright at I lie L. & li. It. I!, station on Tuesday
last, and ran up Maiket Street to Mniii at
headlong speed. On arriving opposite the slore
of M. M. l'uvcll the stage brought up against
11 post,throwing one of the horses to the ground
and effectually stopping further progress. The
stage was only slightly damaged, the horses not
at all.
We doubt whether in the history of this
county lliere has been a season when the roads
were so conspicuously and continuously bad, as
in the one just closed. Mud has prevailed so
long and so deep that the gradual drying up of
the roads, uuw in process, is hailed with de
light by all whoso business compels or pleasure
impels to drive. The worst is over and wo
may now look for so mithing like a sound foun
dation for wheels,
We- regret to learn of t.e death of Edward
H, Haiti y Jr., of Danville, which sad event took
place on Mond iy. Mr. Jlaldy had just returned
from a trip lo Florida, wlieiu bo had gono in
pursuit of health, Mr. llaldy was n young
nan of girat piumle ni.d Ins death will grieve
a large circle of fiiends. Ho was a lawyer
and had been Assistant District Atioiuev of
Philadelphia duiiiigthe term of Col. William
1!. Mann.
On tho 12th of February last, (). A. Shaffer
and J. A. lirookins wcro put in jail charged
with (hooting two men in Centre twp., whilst
acting as deputy constables. On tho 10th of
Match Shaffer waltzed out of thu prison pre
cincts nnd last Thursday, April 6th, lirookins
followed his example and now lives a freu man.
It's a good jail hut it has the trivial fault of not
holding any ono who is really desirous of get
ting out.
There Is now lying ut Kohlnoor colliery, in
this place, a curiosity in the shape ol n lump
of coal weighing five tons. The lump Is five
feet long, five feet high, and about four feet six
inches in thickness. It Is raid to be tho largest
plcco of undressed coal ever taken from tho
Mammoth vein, uud it will bo taken to Phila
delphia for exhibition at the Centennial.
Shenandoah Herald.
Judgo McDerinilt, of Mercer county, oil
u rule to set nsldu tho servlco of a Sheriff's
writ, decided last week that "the duly of a
Sheriff in tho appeiinlment of hU deputies Is
ministerial, and ho can no nioro depute it than
a Court can depute Ibe e xercise of its Judgment,"
Tho writ In epilation was mnt by tho Sheriff to
the plaintiff ut Slmton with u blank deputation
written thereon, which blank was filled by tho
jiluiiUlU's attorney.
From a private letter wo learn that Senate
Hill No. 23:i, changing the auditing day for
auditing tbwiithip and boiougli accounts, ex
ctpting sihool accounts, from tho first Monday
in Juno to the second Monday of April In each
year, was signed by the Governor on Friday
last. Also House Hill No, CI, fixing tho com
pensation of township Supervisors, Commis
sioners, Auditors and Assessors at two dollars
per each day of actual service, has also receiv
ed the nlgimlure of the Governor. Hullhun Cb.
Jhmvcrut,
THE
What tlicy call out West "a buffalo icphyr"
and what Is known hero as "a gale," prevailed on
Friday afternoon nnd played high Jinks In tho
way of blowing down signs, raiting clouds of
dii't, and causing general annoyance. The
aerial disturbance lasted but n brief time,
The first of April found Totter county willi
as good sleighing as at any lime during tho
winter. Clmetle t llulletin.
Same stato of adalrs In Illoomsburg, Sleigh
ing hero on llio first of April as good as at any
lime during llio winter Just about.
An adjourned Court was held last Saturday.
The Farmers and Mechanics Educational
Ilencvolcnt Association of Columbia Co. Char
ter granted.
Hiram Y. Howcr appointed Supervisor of
Locust township.
Itoad In Conyngham township, W. II, Rein
bold, David Yenger and Oeorgo Getty appoint
ed viewers,
Itoad In Mt. Pleasant township, near Daniel
VaiiderBlice's, deceased. John Appleman,
Sylvester Purscl and John Uctz appointed
viewers.
Mifllin township, by virtue of a vote of tho
people several years ago, has had up to this
timu three justices of tho peace. At tho last
election John II. Heller was re-elected but as
his former term did not expire until after the
election, the authorities ut Ilarrisburg hold
that 11 vacancy exists, which must be filled by
tho Governor's nppoinlmcnt. Samuel Creasy
lately died, during bis term of service, and
Bince the election, nnd Mlfilln at present has
but one jn-ticc. Wo fail to see tho propriety of
lucuecision regarding Mr. Heller and believ
that he is entitled to the office to which he
f.iiily elected.
When a man loses his hair bv Indians.
ty
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,...., ,v, ci or any oincr violent and unusual
means, there is always much sympathy for ill
viclim, and we can seo no reason why the loi
of capillary covering by milder meth
rimm nui tail lor commiseration. .V er rv
t 1.1 -.11 . ...
the Exchange Hotel left that house on Tuesdp
afternoon and returned after an absence of on
short hour, wilb his hair about as long as
Uireo days' beard. His head is three sizes
smaller than usual and be wears bis lint I
A t.l l.l...1 . tr . . . . .
rouwiuci uiuiicx, ne says ins head leels coo
and we believe htm In laet cannot see why
Rhouldn l he, as there is nothing to keep the
wind away.
The Columbian of last week contained
piery as to the falling of Easter on the lfith of
April, instead of the Otli. A correspondent of
the Lancaster V.tmen furnishes the following
explanation, which may be ihemed satisfactory
ny some readers.
I'.astcr is always the first Sundnv nfW tin.
vernal eeiuiiiox. When thn first full m,,.,,, ,-
the vernal cepiinox falls upon Sun lav. then the
. xi aiinuay is l-.a-ter. Tho common or sola
day, upon which the Easier mlcnl.ii
is measured liy the return of the sun to the me
ridian that is, it begins and ends at 12 o'clock
11001. rue nrt lull moon in this year of 011
Lord 1S7G. occurs .Sat11nl.1v. Anril s i o , 11
M., and is therefore reckoned
(lay, April U hence, Easter Sunday on April
iuu i.isb ounuay lonowing.
i. frightful murder was committed in Tusca r
lira, llradlord county, on the nirdit nf R,,ini.
April 1st. Two masked burglars forced an en.
trance into the hou-e of Georce Houser and
afler beating him and his sister, bound them
fifPtlt-olt' ..,i,l ...,..nl.. .1 ll...
-"v. mo nouse. 1 Lfr se
curing $300 in money, a gold watch and some
jewelry, the burglars ilecampul, leaving M;
"""" sisier Lounu. About ninn
o clock the following morning a man driving
uy uie nouse nouccd mat the door was nnrn
and, 011 enteiing, disrovered the unfortunate
inmates. .Miss Houser died in n t. w l,n.
.v. ..v.. ,i,,,,K u,,,, criifiieu oy me b owk rn.
ceived. Mr. Houser was terribly cut about tl
head, but will recover. Xo i. I.....
found of the murderers.
Im roirrA nt to AftKssons. Altornev Gen
...... 1 1 1 1 . , . . . .
ri.11 m.ir nimne ueen auciressed in relation to
the law on llie question of the time when asses'
sors elected in Februaiv last would l.n ln,l,.in,l
nto office, replies that their terms will com
inenec ns licrrtofoie, at the expiration of ll
tt-r.ns ol those elected on the.tliird Tuesday in
riuiuiry, m,.), and will continue until the firsi
.Holiday 111 Apnl following tho expiration of
luir respective terms. In other words, the
assessors elected in February will
their terra of oiWve next fall mul
olliee until the' first Monday in April
1S7S. There can ho no election in Feb
ruary next year, and assessors will not bo chos
11 until the spring eieetion of thu year follow
ng. 1 hose who are chosen at that time will
imnnenee their duties on the first Monday ii
j ;.rii ensuing, and thereafter the elections and
terms will bo iigular, and occur annually.
HUMAN P.OXIS SlIIlTEIl AH I liKirniT
the llilalllsnort llanner ri.lnl..- ll,. CJI.,..,
..(, iiuiiiuic siory ; 1 111s morning lliere was 1
!.. 1.,. :l.i . ,m . . ..
-,niK; luiiuir .mom uiai me uoiics 01 a man
had been discovered at the Catawissa depot, anil
although it was generally believed, yet there
. .1 ...1 . , . .
wviu inose wno took the palus to investigate.
It tinned out that the rumor was correct. On
i-aiiiiuay a nox arrived as freight, directed lo
some man in Centre county. As a peculiar
stench wis emitted, it led to an investigation.
when tho discovery was made that tho bones of
a man had been packed in the box. The jaws
and one hand are missing, but tho clinched tin
gers,as wedl as the finger nails, can be distinctly
seen, as well as oilier portions of tho body.
llio mystery is, why llio bones of Ibis man
who was evidently a tall, powerful masculine,
were packed indiscriminately in a box and
shipped as freight, instead of being enclosed
111 a eolhn and shown proper icspect. Tho
ease demands, and piobably will receive, prop
er investigation.
A
who
M:w Entkiii'Mse. Some gentlemen
are inlciesled in tho prosperity of
.Mountain Grove, on the D. II. & W. railroad
have opened a bank of pipe clay near there,
uud erected small works for the manufacture
of white ware. They ihiiiklhe material excel
lent and piopose to test it to the fullest extent,
and, if it proves lo be gum, erect largo works
for the manufacture of while, or Liverpool ware,
and also to mine and ship tho clay to lotteries
throughout tho country. There ara but three
points in the country where clay of this quail
ty linn been found, in pure, clay slate in ceiv
tral Vermont, in southern Ohio, and near Du-
bucpie, Iowa. There is therefore hut little com
petition, and it would seem as though this de
posit ought to yield a largo revenue, if proper
ly managed, Thu bed also embraces a good
quality of fire clay, admirably stilled to lire
brick purposes. Wo will watch the enterprise',
and report further upon it. Jlatleton Sentinel.
A meeting of the members of the Uar was
held in tho Law Library Itoom on Wednesday
evening April, 12 1870,lo take action in relation
to the death of tho Honorablo Geo, Scott late
Associate Judge of this county. On motion of
Col. John G, Freeze, Hon, Win, Elwelt was
called lo the Chair and Warren J, Iluekalcw
and Ilcrvey E. Smith Esqrs, were elected as
Sictetaries. The following gentlemen wero ap
pointcd a roinuiitteo to prepare icsolutiom ex
pressive of tho feelings of the liar, to be pub
lished in the county papers and a copy given
tu Iho bereaved family ; Messrs, M, E. Jack
son, J. G, Fieezc, E. H. Utile, ft. Knorr and
E, K. Oivis. It was also unanimously resolv
es! that thu Uar In u body attend the
funeral and that a committee of three bo ap
pointed to make tho nectwary arrangements for
that puiposo and to notify meiubeis of tho
liar not present at the meeting. Thccommittco
upiolntid ivero Messrs W. J. Iluekalcw, A.O.
Smith and C. 11. llrotkway,
WAllltKN J. IIUI KAI.KW
tv' Secretaries.
lUi.Vtv lOxmii
COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, JALOGMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, I
The new county bill, which hat been n bone
of contention for some time past and which ha
been vigorously opposed and as vigorously
pressed In the Legislature, was killed In tho
House on Tuesday by tho decistvo vote of 74
yeas to 87 nays. This settles Luzerco as well
as the rest of the counties of the Stale. The
new Constitution requires that some legislation
should be had on the subject.
Hon. Simeon P. Ryan, ono of tlio members
of tho Legislature from this county, died on
Wednesday last, nt his rcsldcuco In North
Conyngham township, Mr. ltynn wa.i
victim to that tcrriblo disease, pneumonia,
which hni proved fatal to so many this
winter. Ho was n young man of good ability,
and ngciicrnlfavorltowlth his acquaintances.
Ho was elected Representative. In tho full
of 1874, nnd has made an efficient and oblig
ing member. Mr. Kyan was employed In
tho office of Anderson & Co,, coal operators,
near Centralia. In his travels through tho
county two yenrs ago ho made many friends,
who will read with sorrow tho report of h Is
death.
On Saturday afternoon last Mrs. Dunning,
a sister of Mrs. Stuart Mitchell of this town,
tripped on a board lying on tho apology for
a sidewalk in front of John S. Sterner's
property on Third street, nnd fell to tho
ground, breaking her shoulder blade- nnd
otherwise) injuring herself. The town can
ho compelled to pay damages for injuries of
this character if tho person Injured chooses
to bring suit. Tho Town Council, at a meet
lug held last Montlay, gavo Mr. Sterner no
tice to havo his pavement in good order by
Monday next, and, In event of his not doing
as ordered, tho street commissioner will do
tho work and Mr. Sterner will pay for it.
At about ono o'clock of Wednesday morning
ast, the ever-startling cry of "fire," roused from
their peaceful slumbers the majority of Illooms
burg's citizens and a blight light reflected
against the sky pointed out the place where the
flames were busy at their work of destruction
The largo steam tannery situated al the inter
section of Main street and the LiglitSlreet road
was found to be the building marked Ly the
destroyer nnd in an incredibly brief time noth
ing remained but the blackened walls and tti
lofty brick stack. The fire is supposed to have
originated nt the boilers and to have made iLs
way under the floors, obtaining full headway
before it was discovered. The building which
was of brick, witii a frame structure for bark,
belonged to the heirs of William Snyder anil
was leased by Georgo A. Herring. The loss is
computed at S2000 on building and machinery
$300 on bark, and nearly S2000 on stock. In
surcd in $030 on stock nnd $1300 on building
nnd machinery. Fortunately for the owners of
adjoining properly there was no wind or tho
damage would doubtless have been greater,
Death has been busy of lato in Columbia
County, and wo nro again called upon to note
the lo-s of a prominent citizen. Hon. Georgo
beott, ol Catawissa, died very suddenly, of
apoplexy, at Hazlclon, on Monday night. In
company with his son, Mr. Scott was driving to
Hazleton and when near that town, placed his
hand on his forehead and after uttering the word
apoplexy," fell back in his seat unconscious.
His son drove rapidly lo Hazleton and Mr.
Scott was speedily placed in the hands of a
physician, but all attention was in vain and
death soon occurred without a return to con
sciousness.
Mr. Scott was born in Iiradford County and
was about sixty years of age. He learned the
business of tunning with the late Col. Joseph
I'axton at Calawissa. In 1852 lie was elected
to the Legislature and again in 1853. In 1850
he was made one of the boattl of Canal Com
missioners of the State. In 18GS he was acain
elected to the Legislature and yet again in 1809.
At the time of Ins death Mr. Scott was an As
sociate Judge of the Courts of Culumbia Coun-
i, iiuiuiK ueen eiecieu last ran. iie was also
one of the State Centennial Commissioners nnd
Secretary of the Hoard ; President of the State
Agricultural Society, and President of the
Catawissa Deposit Hank. Mr. Scott had been .1
contractor on a large scale, and it was on busi
ness connected with a contract that he went to
Hazleton on Monday. A man who filled so
many prominent positions will be greatly miss
ed and his place will be hard to fill. The fu
neral takes place to-day and will undoubtedly
be largely attended.
Mr, Seott is the seventh Associate Judge who
nas died 111 Judge Dwell s districts since the
latter has been on the bench.
A. T. Stuwurt, the merchant prince of
Icw lork. died on Monday afternoon last.
of inflammation of the bowels.
"Union In Christ" is an excellent union.
undrnominational illustrated monthly, 00
cunts a year, 25 ceits to ministers and agents.
Sent on Trial Three Months Free with best
terms to agent. Address II. A. Kino, 37
Park Kow, New York Ilox 22S0. A 14-1 w
In 1 SCO federal, state, city and county
taxation aggregated 154,200,000. In 1S7C
tho federal, state, city and county taxation
is SG40,000,000. Taxes have increased in
tho past fifteen years 315 per cent., while
population has increased 48 per cent, In
what abyss of pecuniary misfortuno would
fifteen years more of radical rule plungo the
county?
"Tho CmtiSTlAX t the best paper I get,"
says Mr, Spurgeon, the great London preach
or. This large 1C page, illustrated dollar
monthly will bo sent post paid three) months
to any address for 10 cents, or to ministers
free, by the publishers, II, L, Hastings, Uos-
ton, Mass. April 14-1 iv
In tho six principal markets of this.
county tiic number of lings packed this sea
son amount to 3,200,000, a decicaso of near
ly 300,000as compared with last year.
Without Cost. Messrs. Potts llrothers
now oiler to semi a sample copy of tho
Imericun Sloci Journal Ireo to all who ele-
iro to examine) it. Every farmer should
send and get one, and then he will undoubt
edly want ita whole year for himself and
family. It will only cost 0110 dollar to get
a largo 32 page illustrated monthly, telling
all about about stock raising and farming.
Tlioso who subscribe now, get 3 numbers of
1875, free. Just tho paper for hard times.
l'arksburg, Cheater county, Pa., is the place
to send. April 14,-4w.
Tho Brooklyn Argut says that thousands
of Immortal young souls nro running wild
through tho jungles of Africa, without clothes
and without a Qod, and "yet here's Zach
Chandler giving a thousand dollars to
whitewash Ilabcock,
From Jacob Ilcner, Esep, Druggist, Middle-
town, uaupiim in,, i'ii,
Messrs. Seth W, Fowlo k Sons,
Qcnts : PIcnso mid me mined alelv half
a gross of Du. WlbTAli'H IlAli-All or WILD
CllKIU.Y, us it is Hllilg miiiilly 111 el gives
pood satisfaction. I have been selling tho
HAit'AMIor infic tl nn twenty yeais. ntnl
luiU' ulwnis found it latlsfuclorilv snlcn
of. I have hud a number of customers who
nive reiiliitd iiualtulablo benefit from tho
in e of it in the first stages of consumption,
I phi iic-r without it In my family, and ad
minister it to any member of It whenever
trrubled with ccuuhs. colds, lungs and bron
chial uUccllons, and 11 ud it n most clliclent
remedy, Jacoii I!i:ni:h,
ou cents Sim 11 a iiotue. coin by all dea
lers. Flllctii thousand bunches of violet are
lold dally in Paris.
TOE STATE CAPITOL.
IlARimnuRO, April 11th, 1670,
A Jovial Keprrsontativo and n man of In
finite, jest is the Hon. D. P. Iloscnmlllor, of
Lancaster, and tint for an instant did it rest
within his breast last week when ho offered
a hastily written resolution to investigate
tho alleged charges ol bribery connected
with tho Doom Dill, that ho was stirring a
hornet's nest about tho cars of his fellow
Representatives and raising a Legislative
row, upon tho lttstory of which tho diangoi
would bo rung from ono end to the other of
the Commonwealth,
That which had its inception in a joko
has proven to bo a very serious matter for
certain, at least, of our honorablo law-makers.
No sooner had the committuo appoint
ed In pursuance, of tho resolution held ono
meeting than it was most evident that there
was rather more in tho matter than had at
first been anticipated. Examination of tho
members was commenced, Inking them in al
phabetical order. This was done.tlie Commit
tco sitting with open doors. A few members
wcro examined when where there had been
but a little emoke the firo began to burn
brightly, and it was lound necessary to close
tho doors of tho Committee rooms and her
metically seal them to the inquisitive repre
sentative's of the Press. It had, however,
already been made public that certain mem
bers Iiad testified that the Hon. Peter Her-
die, tho chief boomer against tho Doom Hill,
had through his representatives at least in
directly made offers of money for "dodgers"
and voters against tho bill, $200 for a dodgo
and $-100 for an adverse vote.
Then through the testimony of Speaker
Patterson the name of Hon. Thomas A. Scott
was associated with the bill, rather more as
.1 peace-maker, however, than anything else,
but it was considered necessary by the Com
mitteo to close its doors.
Sinco that time tho Commlttco has pur
sued its duties arduously, attempting to keep
its work a strict secret. There have been
leakages, however and some of them of a
rather startling character, and the-fun of it
is, tho Herdlcites aro not the only parties
hurt but lo, the other side, tho immaculato
Lumbermen, nro discovered in tho role which
they so virtuously condemned in their 01
ponents. The journal clerk of thn Houso
Captain Skinuer is called to tho stand and
ho testifies that on several occasions a cer
tain member from Philadelphia named Pet
rofT who by his actions in general w as sup
posed to bo a firm friend of Herdic, had
evinced to him an ardent desiro to know
what Embick the chief of tho Lumbermen
wa willing to do on tho boom.
Skianer being a personal friend of Em
bick nnd ns he testifies interested in the
passage of the boom bill, in an official point
of view, desiring to be rid of tho trouble
some measure and relieved from keeping its
troublesome and iutricnto record, recounts
his interviews with Petroff to Embick, at
the same timo giving Embick to understand
that retrofi and his crowd wero brewing
mischief. Ho then states that for the pur
pose of testing this party a check for $7,500
was drawn by Embick and given into Skin
ner's nanus, i'etroll becoming cognizant
of this fact grew keener than ever and wont
so far as to go to a certain bank and inquire
whether or not Embicks check was good
for tho above amount. Being satisfied on this
point ho was ready for action but, Skinner
becoming convinced of the character of tho
man returned tho check to Embick, wit)
the information that Petroff was trying to
play a sharp dodge. Tho check wa9 then
aud there destroyed by Embick, while Pe
troff was left in ttatu quo, with a letter
in his own handwriting, asking "what
Embick is willing to do," still remain
ing in Skinner's hands. Said letter is
now ono of the valuable posesslons of
the committee and Petroff is non est inven
tus; rumored to have gono with Ilerdlc and
Embick lo attend Moody and Sankcy's mee
tings in Isew York.
The committee are still working. Two
sessions wero held to day with another in
prospect for to night when it is expected
Treasurer Mackey will testify.
Col. McClure of the Phila. Times was be
fore tho committee this morning. To the
subject matter of tho written Jormuhi of
questions I10 answered no, and when inter
rogated as to 1110 authorship of llio cor
respondence in the Times making specific
charges of bribery, ho refused to answer
stating that tie would not do so beloro
court ol justice and no more would ho be
fore tho committee. If the committee s,aw
fit they might proceed against his paper,
uui. answer lie wntiiu not.
It lias been stated on pretty good authority
nun cyicicne:e enougn nas aireauy been pro
uiieeii ueioro me committee to send three
pcisons at least to the Penitentiary. Who
tlieso persons aro and what their positions
eieponent sayetli not.
Sparse schsions of tho Senate hnvn been
held during the past week, their calendars
in existence ociore tho tirst ol April havln;
been cleared up with a flurry, and tbev re
miuning firm in their refusal to tnko up new
business. The House has been cleariner un
its calendars of bills on third reading. Quito
a number of printing and appropriation
urns nave occouie laws. u
Messrs. J. Lorisli Rnd J. F. Stoker, Columbia
county men, propose opening their brick dwell
ing house, Jo. 3735 Market Street, Philadel
phia, for the reception of hoarders durinc the
Centennial Exhibition. The house is within
easy distance of the Exhibition grounds, and the
horse cars pass the door every few minutes.
lliosc who wish to secure board and avoid tho
largo prices charged by tho hotels had better
write to Messrs. Lorith and Stoker and make ar
rangements. Heavy baggago will be taken to
the house by the proprietors If visitors will hand
them the It. It. checks.
March 31 3w
Dhauuing Out Existenck. Tho nervous.
weakly invalid does not enjoy life-, but merely
'ilrniis out existence." ns the' 1 lirase Is. (Jnfu.
tnl for tho active pursuits of life, and incapa
ble of partaklngof ils pleasures, to which health
alone can give a zest ; disinclined to social In
tercourse, and a prey lo melancholy, the vale
tudinarian is indeed an object of pity. Yet
there is nothing in all this that cannot" he re
medied by that genial alterative tonic and ner
vine, Hosteller's Stomach Hitlers, which sup
plies deficient stamina, braces the nervous sys
tem, unu overcomes iiioso ueuuy irregularities
to which nervous weakness is most frmuentlv
attributable. Diseases of tho kidney and blad
der Imperfect digestion und uterino troubles are
fertile sources of debility. Their eradication
however, becomes n mailer of ceitalnly when
Hosteller's Stomach Hitters are systematically
used for that purpose. Tho Hitlers likewise
annihilate nnd prevent fever and ague and oth
er iieuiiiiaung iconic complaints of a malarial
nature. April.
iew urieana riaicing Jioiasses, choice Syr
ups from 80 cents to 1 a gallon. A fine us
Bortment 01 Young Hyson, Imperial, Japan
and Ulack Teas at M. M. ltussel'a.
NATS I HATS II HATS 111
Newest colors,
Ilrown, Ulack and Navy lllue,
just received at 1). Lowcnberg'a.
Q. A. Clark announces that although he
does not keep "music" on bund, yet he is
coiista ntly ordering. Bind hliu your orders
TUB ONtrBCBK Cl'MS Toil ItVm'BK.Hio oldest
and best l.crnla. buwecs hi tho world are some of
tlieadvaMuKescinerca by tho 'IllumpU Truss Co.,
34 Uowery, N, v., whose truss und U porter w ere
awarded tho ruerial at the lato lesUonot the Great
American Institute Fair, bend 10 cents icr their
new book, Murchl TU-iy
Itupturo cured In trim 80 to W duvs liyltio Tri
umph Truss Co., of HMlioHery,N.V.,wlioefrerll.-
Ouo tor a rupturo they cannot euro, Fee ail veil lse-
rocnt sndcutot liussln another eoluuiu. fccudio
cents fur dmilfllio Lock of 'niuuiph Kupturo.
cure. nurdi u. tc-ly
Business Notices
Kspytown gleam Planing, Milt for sale or
rent Address, M. U Funk,
March 21-tf lllromsburg. Pa.
For rionU-A flrsl-class office in tho Co
lumbian Iluilding, fronting tho Court House,
Apply at this olllce. tf.
Plants of all kinds lor salo by J.L.Dillon,
riorist, moomsourg, o.ijuu early cab-
bago plants lor salo now, 2,000 feet of glass
In use comprising green-house, hot-beds and
cold-beds.
Lulz tc Sloan created qulto a sensation
lest Saturday by putting tho price of good
Dress Calicoes down til til cents pcrvarePand
the best to 8 cents. Appleton A and Hill
Muslins to 10 cents for the yard wide; leas bv
the bolt. Wool Dress Fringes to 10 cents all
collors nnd nearly everything in their store
at a llko reduction,
Persons contemplating rep airs to their
dwellings, barns, Ac, this Spring, will do
well to call on Moycr Urothcrs lor Paints.
Theso gentlemen have on.hand a largo stock
of Paints of nil colors and purchasers can
not fall of finding what they wish.
DHIDaK NOTICE.
An election will b held at the house of J.
B, Klsller in the town of Catawissa, between
tho hours of one ami six o'clock P. M. of May
1st 1870 for one President, six Managers, nn'o
Treasurer and ono Secretary of the Catawissa
llridgu Company for llio ensuing year, and nt
the same time and place tho slock holders of
said Ilriilge Co. will f oto for or against accept-,
ing lection 1st of 1111 act of 30lh of May 1805.
Entitled "An Act to entitle tho stockholders of
any Kail Itoad Co. incorporated by this Coin
moiiveullh, accepting the provisions of this act
emit ing the stockholders to vote one vote for
each share of stock held by them" as extended
to lirldgo Companies by act 14th of March
1S07.
QUO. S. UlLDKllT.
Seey.
April 7 4w.
Dress Goods nice at I. W. Hartmau's.
300 Pairs of Ladies' Slipper.), just received
McKiuney's, U0 cents to 3.00.
at
Notice. All accounts on our books re
maining unpaid utter May 1G. 1870 will be
placed 111 the hands ot the law for collection
J.acliuylcr&Sou.
3w.
C. C. Marr, tells Goods cheap for ready
pay.
Snrine Shoes at E.
M. Knorr's at very
low prices.
For Wall Paper go to G. A. Clark's.
Heady Made Clothing Cheaper than evern
D. Lowtiibtig's.
Mover llrothers have a lame and com
plete assortment of Toilet Soaps to which
tbev call attention These Soaps are of all
grades and for all prices. All the most pop
ular soaps nut bu inuud in their stoct.
J. II Maize is constantly receiviutr fresh
Groceries, of the cry best Quality, which he
offers at lower rates than any other stoic in
town.
Men's fine Shoes in Button, Alex'i3 and
Congress, at McKiuney's.
The best Garment Patterns are Butterick's
sold by, C. C. Marr.
Flour and Feed at M. M. Russell's.
G. A. Clark has iust gotten in his pprini
stock of Blank Books. It is large and wei
assorted.
Butter 35 cents a pound, Eggs 18
dozen, at M. M. Kussell's.
cents n
Calf Boots very cheap at E. M. Knorr's.
Gents Shirts Tics at McKinney's.
AH that havo accounts with C. C, Marr
will plcaso call nnd settle.
ll'atf Paper. G. A. Clark has double tho
stock of any other establishment in town,
which must be sold.
White Goods aro on hand at I. W. Hart
man's.
New goods this week at E. M. Knorr's.
Oranges and Lemons always on hand at
.u. m. liusseirs.
For a nobby Cap go to D. Lowenberg's.
Comfort Elegance nnd Durability are,
merits 01 jicivinncy s line snoes, all widths
aim sizes,
For Blank Books go to G. A. Clark's.
Canned fruits of all kinds at Russell's.
- r i
Don't forget to call and examine E. M.
Knorr's bpring Hoods ucloro buying els:
where.
The Newest, Neatest, and Nicest Clothing
for Hoys and ( hildrtn that can be obtained
111 the New xork market just receired nt
D. Lowenberg's.
Carpet Chain 28 cents at I. W. Hartmau's.
JHclure Fiatnes. A large variety of Pic
ture Frames, 8x10, in stock. Oilier sizes
made to oieler, at G. A, Clark's liook Store.
COAL. " COAL
Old Established Coal Yurd.
C. W. Neai. it lino., Wholesale & Retail
Dealers in nil sires ot the best qualities ol
Reel and Whito Ash Coal, at the very lowest
market rates. Have constantly on hand larire
btocks of
Domestic,
cupola,
Blacksmith's Anthracite,
Bituminous,
and Limeburner's Coal.
Especial attention iriven to tho prepara
tion of coal before leaving our yarels. Grain
and Lumber taken In exchange) for coal. I
Coal delivered to nnv part of tlio town nt
short notice. Orders lelt at I. W. McKelvy's
store, or at our office, will receivo prompt at
tention. Olllce and Yards at William Neal
& Sons' Furnace, East Bloomsburg. Your
patronage respectfully solicited.
luau iv tt 201 UUAL
FAItSirns. AlTr.NTlON. Itussel takes Butter
Eggs, Lard and Produce in exchunge for goods
MAltKET KEPOllTS.
BLOOMSBURG MAltKET.
Wheat per bushel.,
live. ' ..
I. us
.ui
to
,su
T.ou
I.u
l.M
.S5
.10
,l'S
.-10
,10
.10
.13
.10
80.00
Corn, now, "
oats, ' " .,
Hour per barrel .,
clovcrseed ... ....
Flaxseed
Ilutter
Eb'Ks
Tallow
I'otatoes
Dried Apples
Uains
Sides & Khoulders
i.aru per pounu ....
Hay per ton
iieeawax .
Timothy Heed 4,m
izuuta juiks roit COAU
No, 4 ou Whurt , trf.ooperTon
No. 6 " , 3.TB '
No. " " $ ,60 "
Iilack.BiallU'8 Lump on wburt I 4, (Hi " "
jniumiaoug f c,wi
Marriages.
KOPI'KNIir.FFKIt TIKTSWOltTII. At tho home ol
the bride, on tho Mill ult., by Itcv. Henry S.SIcnden
liall, Mr, Abner Koppeuhetrcr to Miss Clara J, Tiets
wortti, all ot Klj bburf, l'u.
Deaths.
In Madison tow ntUp.cn the lit Intl., Sarah Ann.
wife ot (leorgo Urcccc, uced s years, 4 months und
sdajs,
llliltlCI.r., lu the same township, on the 1st Inst.
Busuuuua, wife o( Hciijuuiln Mcilclo, used Mjeuru,
months audw da a.
1IAKI.i:y.-1u lUouutlurtr, on the Till lust., lla-
elicl, wife o( John liuillcy unit uioihereif Charles O,
Uui kley, Ktq., aged M j cars, s tuontlis aud 13 days.
FOR, BARGAINS
GO to the '
THEY NOW OFFBIi
10 lbo. bost White Sugar for $1 00,
2 and ons-half lbs. Good Oolong Toa for $1 OO.
5 Cans of 3 lb Foachos for $1 OO,
31b. Can Tomatoes 18 cents each.
CANNED CORN 20 CENTS PER CAN,
All
other goods equally
t Oct
II
OF
Wo eonikrisefrom tho Lrhtg ZtgUtet tho
snbttanco of aVpnvcrsatlon about Oak Hall. In
Yil!Siily "?"dier& Brown's " Largest
m usHrTt ln Aen-" visitor End
attendanrvro the speakers :
IT? ".f ". vYhat corn I' the EulMlng on r'
Attenaant. "South-Eat corner of Bull and
Market ricaso noto the BIXTII, for some
SSSSS hlve aM
lt,Vdlmc4 'iVnYr1"0105"11 D y0U tnow
,i 'iV'S00 .ITO ,ft- on Market, and
J?i.2dd.on S'J"1'.81.? ,tor'es high, has over
iSliif AfloolJ5. "nd covers spaco oneo
occupied by flpr&Cian twenty different bml
ness places, 'yr
V. ''Do von uso eteam-powerr
t f8,0 VnK engine furnishes power
fSnSKV11! WMnscrclovaton, and tho
Y nS?"" ord" d0 Ton take with coodsr'
thenco on thoRbVclcfitor Iho in'SSS
toft room on thu1
tIi floor."
v. yisiiupecun;
jpcctlnjflhe first operation ?"
Sir. mnfl.mrini TK IMA... ... .
Jnewuredln tlm ni.A ?h i7,f....S"' A't5'
A. "f,o, sir, moasurln.
clotb. posse, over rollers in tho face of itrong
IL8?, two lt.,one before ,nd on?
behind the goods, watching with tho eye of a
marklng cvery Baw, o that tho cutter mayTco
mento" ltwlleu h comes to cut tho gar-
a" "X0" ??st employ an arrfy of cuttersr
A' -c.ome. to our filth flex and seel Wa
keep 70 hands all tho tlj cvjng up the clotS
a doten men's work eociWT a stroke."
goods r rU ,oanaf''ctuI8 "11 your own
.A' "WS Jo' and mos' carefully. Our ex
certify to every garment a extra-well mado
rbeiporn!rb?6?o7l, Uc"et 0n W
dcairYUr '"6t"a must IaT0 rm a ercat
A. " In every direction, sir. It Is tb t vstem
nd "onorny Wl) practice all fto wihrouS.
leoPfenaab,1'ef0. PUt Ur ' 03
ofv1-t'7'.A'terln3rctlll2 too work, hat becomes
r?i'5f0f0 " socs Int. Btoc, ttclettf.
,lery "ilel Einnent has it, number und
?,.erpolI!t' notea on ! I" nure U s
tory can bo traced without full, upon our
V. " You mint hnvn m r,- J.I cnl m.
, it,,.. , ...-. v. t. (-mtsuiuil .
mu V. liV, ," t y : ioo
"v'W3 ,h0 lbT0DP of customer's."
f rooms,
v.. D m do ua order bu&.by moll
and express 1 " S$
A. "Very great All over the country. Our
MATTER
J". 13L. ISIJLIZiE'S
MAMMOTH OEOCEEY.
Corner ISTain nnd Center Streets
BLOOMSBURG, IP A- . ,
The largest stock of groceries and provisions, Queenswnre, Glassware
etc., &c, in the county, for sale at wholesale or retail at
the very lowest prices.
Oct. 8,1875
BOOKSESIsIsER iUEB STilTIOHER,
Dtuler in Law Elanks, funtlay School Libraries, Depositary of the
Pennsylvania Bible Society,
WINDOW CURTAINS, WALL PAPEB, PICTURE FRAMES, REWARD CARDS.
Books and supplies not on hand can be furnished
On Short Notice at the Most Reasonable Rates.
Store in Exchange Hotel Building-, Bloomsburg, Pa.
OCt.8,l&T5
SEEDS,
villi i:'i'. iii.i: FLowKit
l'ljnts. HtjfcCH. Ilalillua. Vuih&tiis. eier-
uiiiuuiM, neuuing i-iai'ia, uiauioiu-i, uc, M'nu a
fctamp lor Iirecr'a einiilin Calenddr, 1C8 pages, Illus
trated, with practical diiictlcns. IIKNUY A.
DltKEIt, 114 Chettmit H , 1 Mlude Inula, l'a.
Jlar. SI, 'TC.-ct.
J: coin
coin money aelilieis L.t. Hdctv PoeketCo.
.lew ark, N. J, .Mur Sl-jw,
MINI) Rcndlmr. IVwiicmnrirv, Kafeinalion,
rem claimlDg, n ciimiltiii' and inarrlagu
KUlue, M.bulrig how eltbirttx inay lafclnate and
gain the lou- m il i.r.iilli n ei i.ny ) eibciithe) enoube
instantly, oo rofr 1-J mall, wn nth. lltintft'o.
Ibti Mth fctm-t, I hllaUelpl.la.
Hi t'o. Maiehsi-iw.
KADB FRYMIER & EDWARDS,
Successors to u. Dorsey i Son,
OMflA, GLASS & QT1ELKSWAEE,
Oldt-tand, sja Xlailet t., ojp. rew r. 0.,lhlla.
Aro cnerlrp greit Induce ir.txts to ruichcKra of
FllF.NL'll tlll.NA lilNM.li u,d 1 EA H.'1K (lain
and dticrulul, cbcleesl.MiK uidturerlor quality.
An CiKi.mc ui.CfaneU 7ti(iituiiilcj cilAMHt'n
bi.1V, 1-lllKItlN Ml IIHWIO tilAt-kVAKK,
plain, cut, si,d er-fiKed. l.irtnck lids 1 mi eare
mll) tilultd ei.U i i.nl oiui in itfli. u.nLiiii i- us tn
nil at lie IcmiiI iilcct. Iiieeiol eoie ducltd lo
uir rilull di unu i nt. run
in
uiiiratirriiiti p-
cUe-n
lu cecciai en ei eh r.a ara c;ms to cider, in mil n
crio icatth Helm his. I ml ln.ctl lalcttstsles
and test innkif ol Ml Vi;i. Alih.
lit In. uichi7-Hw
Sfidlile. lot), r. HWJI1 I o.. v -Wik.lo
liii,ljiil el i o inn i. ii i ii ii in- hhk el bt
piuU(it, ri dcttlii.utesihtwliii;eett of adttrtls
ing. llarchlu, fn-ljr
.O0UKTER.PIATF0RM WAGON&TRACK
SSSSSSSSSSMSSM y SM1SW
CPAGENTS WANTED'S
EHD rOI PRICE LIST
MARVIN SAFE 85SCALE CO.
265 BROADWAY N. Y.
721 CHESTNUT ST.PHILA. PA.
I08BANKST.CLEVE.O.
Jlaiehlil, TC.-ly,
O AM. WHOM IT MAY COXCKltX.
late rcttcp. Ihnf rn ll a Sri fav f.f itirl I i&ta t
lougl.tut mrliil.li-'saln the ailfeles iimmerated
I olow, Hid I.HMt leaned tliemme lojohn 11. Kleck.
I.elr tn l.u d mull k iny rlciiHiie. All 1 ermlih Olu tor
tlddtn to luttileiv wild his iwHi'iHuii it thvsaiiiei
emii He, 1 uU aid ird dishes, 1 tublis, 4 stands
cook-Hoe- Hid uli nuis, miislrs, cluck, rocklnir
chairs, inrlur Hole unci 1 lie, tiouiivts, &i)urdsot
carpel, ntuls, eepiHrkntle, licnkellle, molook-lug-glusses,
ii-wliiK- luaihine, li leds and ucddimr,
lot Ud-ioem eurpel, Luuuu, meat tiand.
1'fltlt EST.
Ufihtfctieel, Afrtl 4, IKMw.
low, for cash or produce.
POPULAR
T,
perfect system aid rules of self-measurement
make ithossib5& to ploaso people 2,000 miles
awa7 Jy4crfectly as If they wero heroin
per.oii.'Tj'
V, " I suppojo yoa havoat least half a dozen
different departmcnur'
A. " My diar sir I wo have more than rttvnfy.
each charged with lu own business, and each
thoroughly organised, a necessary wheel with
in tho irreat wheel."
Y- ll "HI you name a dozen or ro of them V
A. "With pleasure. Tlio Custom Depart
ment, for those i who prefer custom-made to
Siy"u.ad.fi lra rurnlshlng Department,
JfJ111 Jf 1k stock of tUl underwear,
llio Shirt IWfctory, with its busy machines,
making our own first-class shirts. Iho Trim
ming DepartmcEt, Itself as big as many a regu
lar store. Tho Garment Stock Hoom. Tho
Receiving Koom. Tho Order Department,
named before. The Special Uniforms Depart
ment. Tho Delivery Department, with its
score of meirengers. The"
V. "Hold, hold 1 sir. onniifh I"
A. "I'm not half through f The AdTertlslnir
(mwif urlth ft. I. 11 . .1 .t P
Department, wltints many rooms. Tho Hoys'
Department. The Youths' Department. Tho
e-miurcns Department, wltli its special
entrance for ladles. The Telegraph Depart
rncnt, Tho Chief Clerk's Department, with
its book-keepers and assistants. Uencral Man
egers Departments Financier's Olllce. and
other ofllccs of the nrmall busy as bees
thinking, planning, eieiUng, buying, mak
ing, registering, rcchin6,senaing out, iclllns;,
JJi1? usandr'7? Joining their force's
to carry on abusinessViih the people amount
ing to between fcyjoo.ooQ and lloog.ceo an
nually." V. "S-t-u-p-o-n-d-o-u-sI"
"Indeed It is! I forgot to name the
Cashiers Department, whichhandles lu 825 000
of retail salts on somo single davs I"
. "toj.ooo i Immense I That'e.what enables
tho house to buy cheap and selcheapr'
A. "Exactly! Yon havoJLt hit It
people throng hero, knWsin? that wo dc
Tha
that wo depend
on low prices and ImmO
V. " What aro tho 're
much about?"
rnat aro tho "rotTa cites I hear so
A. "Ouryitem of business dealing 1. Ono
rrlco, no dfilailou : 2. Cash for everything i a.
A guarantto protecting tho purchaser: 4Tho
money returned if tho buyer can't othorwhu
bo suited.
V. "Nothing could bo fairer."
A- Nothing. And tho pcoplo tco It"
."e.l.1'1 'bank you, sir, for your polite
attention."
A- " Nt t at all. It's a pleasure to pkvo you.
Call again ; and be sure ol tho plate Wana
makcr li Brown's Oak UallAouEast cor
ner tiixth and Market."
V. "Thank you I I shall bo happy to do so.
Good morning." "
D i TEny'sVf aelalle ITerve Remedy.
For a perfect restoration of the nervous Kvstem,
causing an IniiiuUlatc and 1. roper cure In llio follon-Inseai-ea:
nervous detilllty Impaired nutrition of
thu body, latitude, w eukuehS ln the limbs and bock,
lmlUicibltl(iii mul lncapailty Icrttdy, dullness of
npprehenslcn, loss ef memory, aversion to bocletv,
timidity, telr-dhtrust, ilUzlrict.i. headache, Incident
to both sexes, for whote benefit It Is designed and
whote happiness It Mill promote.
'I lie n cis-1 eminent 1 hjsle'lans of this countrv havo
cie nslni; fatality rcsultliij; iie.ni the ri-lasotlonot Ihe
iienes. lluilnL' lor a lonir ni-rlod deveited much
study, tliiioaud luborlu csiiiUhliln; u reiteih tor
ratru-ci iiitiiiMnes in uie utmost locntCK mein-
thoierfeet renoratlon of tlienenous sistein."lt is
Rratlolnpr toliu al.lu to announce tho success 01
tenilliiK my new method, 'j lirouph 1I1W if medy thu
nerves can be reached and 111 tuili u nay that, liuw
eer kbatleied or prostrated, they can bo ptilicllv
restored, ltncis on the r.enes at once, jet with
gentleness re storlnif iheiuto a natural state, and
len ovine the alio c elWrt tslce dtseasi'R.
Kolli ti-xis, mwe 01 less,thiough the prostratlcn
ot the nervous tjttem, lose their encrpv. Insuih
Instances the Kene lieniedy may to relle-d upon ln
re Itlnif the patient Into the Mcor of jouth.
put up I
materia iicineuy is cureiiiiiy compounded ana
lu boxes with full directions. Trice, one dol-
lar, expressed to any address on receipt of price.
it on receipt ot price.
;HAUNCKY ItltltV.
12uS Vine Hlrpi-t. l'tilln
Ult. J. LllAU-M-'tl ititin
once hours, 11 a. m. to 3 p, in., I to v p. m.
liarch lu.'e-ly
IIAtS' i:xri(T0llAT-Tbe great licmedv for
couch, C olds, consun-rilcn, and all Diseases of the
throat and lungs. Will l ure, and oftenwhen theicase
apparently hoi cues. Weelo not mean tu say, that
when Iho Lungs are dettrojed any medicine eon
create them onew. Hut 0 do Fay, that If n person
has n Violent tough, Night Kweals, CiuMul' Chills,
ll connned 10 led a cure may be enecte d,
J, It. Daniel Co:-I!-ar lire 1 have used Haas'
Expectorant In my fondly for so jeois, and nau'tlio
experience ot kno Ing Its great merltB.and do glad
ly rcccniioend It to nil sun cms with those du
liessliigetmplalutb fir nhlih It Is Ii.tcinlrd.
. , ien. w. iir.irsjYnr.n,
calllrolli. Ohio. Nov. . ists.
Try ltll'ltlCE UCL'STb. bcldbyallDiugKlsts
-u. n, i
-Sill
HO TIIKAl'TUCTKl) AST) VSTOmV.
lull
.ATit. i litre is no iiassot enseakts that re
re lucre exbeilenco to treat sm-crtsTiitiv tlmn
tliiise or n prltatc eliaraciir. Many phjslclans sup
pose that when the primary sjmpicuis are leinoved.
I he disorder or mason has been oiereome, huchls
not the ease. Ihe difficulties, or the various stage
ot the dlseaso are then to succeed. The parts nrst
Hunt-Am umuitt uiiuui, nuse, moiiiu, icnguo, skin,
tendons, liones, ligaments, ears, ejes, Ac. Freeiucnt-
Iv these sjniptouis nro iri'ated by rhsslclans as stni-
iue uiii-iuiiouM, uuiu sumo 01 uie iinpontim oivani
ef the body Uciiiim linolwil, whe-naeatli relleie-i
the SlltTl-ri-r. lilt. II. W. I.OIlll. lmum- mn,li nil i.ri
vale disease s a study, guarantee s 11 speedy and tur
monent cure Mtth puii ly egetable medicines, xlnd.
leal tmcesand druir sturc, No, 831 North Fifteenth
Mica. Hours, 10 till 1.V0 undo lot p. m,
Maiehll, 'lil-ly,
the'tiuumpii TItUtfS 00".
No. 834 nowery, Now York,
TO WHOM WAS AWAIIDEU TI1K
lMtOIUMI Mi: I) A I,
FOU THE
Best Elaslic Truss anil Supporter
At tho great American Innltnto Fair
(SESSION 1576.)
CrnK lirm'HKiN I'uom lo to i pays, iNnOvrEii
Jt.CW t'Oie A C'isk Tuiv Canxot CCKk,
They employ a nist-elass Lady burciou. Terms
modeiale. Cures (luaranleed. 'I he usual discounts
to rat 1 01m ot liusbauiiry. lUamliiatlons Frio
orders niled by li.aU. t-uid ten cnts fur DescrlpUvo
"unf -a Hl;t'. W. 11. lil'liNHAil1,
Jlar, U, '.0,-iy, licneral buieilntcudcit.
The fsFma Indicator;
THIS WKKK'S ISSUE SENT FREE.
Cpnialns rictorlal Illustrations of nulls and Hear.
Also, full and complete Instructions uowtoopetuto
in blocks uud blesk rruileges. Caillal hits uud
c"SU"i;,8;,a1irV'1'hl uublu " "0
lil't'KWAI.'l Klt ' CO.. Hankers ond Ilrekeis,
iiwfi'j? ,UWul""'"Yo,kCl.J,
ftlOf day at heme. Age rls vuuu iu i C roiid
llwy, HIVE, & CO., Augusta, JdatnS.
INTERES
LEGAL ADVERTISEMEMTS.
M-OTICE.
"SV tfnderslgn'fl would hcrr'hy sire notleo to al
partlM Indehted to him. on nnto or book account, tn
oomo fo rwnrd and sntlf at once or the accounts will
bo placed in tho hands of the proper omecr for col-
'Tetfci-tt RTETIIEK KNOnrt.
XECUTOH'S NOTICE.
It ESTsir or nivln uiirz, ctciwm.
letters lostamcntary on me estaio or drvui
Dlctz, late nf lieaver twp., Cot., Co.. elrcoaaeil
hao been irranled tiy the Itrglsler of said county to
Conrad Defii, of Heaver township. Columbia county,
Executor, to whom oil persons Indebted aro request
ed to make payment, and those havlnff claims or
d"mands against the said esluto wilt make them
known to tho said Executor without delay.
CO.NItAll DtUTZ
April T.-w.' Executor.
4DMINI8T11AT0H'S NOTICE.
isriTit or xdwakd ikwis, nieiiSBn.
Iters of Administration on the estate of Edward
Lewis, lato of Hlooinsbursr, Columbia, County
deceased, have been granted by tho Keglster of said
county to William Teocock, of Itloomsbnrg. All
persons havlnif claims against tho cstato ot the dece
dent ate renuested to present them for settlement,
and those Indebted to lh estate to make payment
to the undersigned administrator without delay.
WM. I'M ACOCK,
itl.tl,1t-U Administrator.
D.MINISTHATOIt'S NOTICE.
fisTXTK or KnwARD nArrir. lati of the non
ocaiiorciKTRAUi, Utters of Administration on the cstato of Edward
llarteyiawot tho Iloroughof Centralia, county of
Columbia, deceascd.havo been granted by the HckIs
ter of said county to Sarnli 11. llaffey of the Borough
ot Centralis, All pcrwns havlnc claims against the
cstato of tho decedent are requested to prosont them
for settlement, and those Indebted to the estate to
inako payment to tho undersigned administrator
wltuoutdelay. BAltAll H.IIAKFBY,
March S4,-t. Administratrix.
A
DMI NISTH ATOR'S NOTICE,
KSTATK OP PAVID DAVIS, UICKASSD.
letters of Administration on thn ostAte of David
Davis, late or lieaver township, Columbia county,
deceased, havo been granted oy the ll('glstr of said
co., to Margaret and John II. Davis, Administrators
of David Davis, dee'd. All persons having claims
against tho estate of the decedent are requested to
nri'mnt them for settlement, and those indebted to
the estate to make payment to tlio undcrslgnod
Administrators without delay.
JIAltaAltRT DAVIS,
JOIIS II. DAVIS,
Slarcnsi,-st, Administrators.
A" DMIN I8TR ATOM'S NOTICE. '
ESTATE Or S, K. ALBERTSOIf, BECEASEB.
lAittcrsof Administration oa tho 03U of 8. K.
Albertson, late of lienton township, couutyof Co
lumbia oouuty, State ot Pennsylvania, deceased,
have been granted to H. It. Albertson, ot Denton,
l'a., to whom aU persons Indebted to satd estate nro
roquested to mnke payment, and those hating
claims or demands will make known the same with
out delay. K. 13. ALllKUTSON,
Denton, March IMir, Administrator.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE or EN03 FOWLER, DECEASED.
Letters of AdmlnlstiatlonnE nOMts non onthees
tate of Enos Fowler, lato of lirlarcreek township, Co
lumbla county, state of Penns)lvanla, deceasetthav
twen granted tn W. a. DrliMbach.ot Salem township,
Luzerne county, Pa., to whom all persona Indebted
are requested to maxepavmrnt, ondth03e harms
claims or demoneU will make known the same with
out delay. W.o. Dili USUAL' II,
Administrator D bonis kon.
March ls-sw."
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
CX. ESTATE Or WILSON ALLEN, DECBASED.
1 ue undersigned Auditor to make distribution o(
the fund tn the hands ot tha Administrator ot tho es
tato of Wtlson Allen, deceased, will attend to tha
duties of lils appointment, at his olllce la lllooms
burg, on Tueaday, April V5tn, ils'O, at 16 o'clock a.
m , when and whore all persons having claims
against iho said eatate, are required to present tho
RHine before tha Auditor, or ba debarred from com
IIC In for a share ot said fund.
E. V.. OUVI9,
March at, l3:o-lw. Auditor.
A
DUITOU'S NOTICE.
U E3TATC Or JAUES UH8, LATE Of COLOr
BIA COCNTT, DECKASF.l).
Tlio nnd-'rslgned auditor appointed by tho Court
to eilstrlbuto tne balance ln the hands ot the Aamln
Istrntors of snia deceased to and nmons the persons
enlltl'd to the same, will attend to the duties ot his
appointment at the Sheriff's otnee ln Bloomsburg.on
Tuesday, tho lstn day of April, 197s, at ten o'clock n.
in., when uud where all jK-rsons are hereby notined
to make tnelr claim befoiuthe Auditor or ba debar-
rel from coming in on said fund.
YVi3LE.l Willi,
Bloomsburg, Mar. 17-4W. Auditor.
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
In tn
u tno matter nf the Phorlff's sale of tho real citato
t. u. and wiiuam tc. Edzar, trading as Edgar
llro.
The undersltrned. nnuolnted bv the Court of Com
mon I'U-iia ot Columbia county to dtstrlbuto U19 mon
ey arising from said sales to and amongst those en
titled, will perforin the duties ot his appointment
at tho office ot It. P. J. M. Clark ln llloomsburg on
Saturday. Anrtl. 22. 1816. at 10 o'clock a. m.. when
aud where all persons Interested will attend.
It. F. CLARK.
March 17-w. Auditor.
Verbatim Reporting.
TERMS: Actual travellhg-, boarding-, and other
ezpenses: tivo dollars a session, for taking the report;
and ten cents a folio, ( hundred words, ) for writing
out Into long hand.
Where the matter reported ln ono day equals or
exceeds titty folios, the tire-dollar feo will bo remitt
ed, and the transcribing into long-hand charged at
fifteen cents n tollo; but, "ji all such cases, if fewer
than Ufty tollos are purchased, the Uve dollars will
be charged.
Address. S. Walker, A.M., Court-stenographer,
Illoomsburg, Columbia county, Pennsylva
nia. Hosldence. Iron street, between Third and
Fourth. .
Olllce. With E. E. Orvls, Esq. , Columbian-building;
enlranee.opposlte the cost gate to tho court-hou-.i;
laid, first floor, first door to right.
iifllce-hour, from twelve to one o'clock,
veb 18, ls.a-iy
COURT PROCLAMATION.
"VXrilEKEAfj, tho Hon. William Elwcli.
1 Y President .Judgo of the Court ot Oyer and
Terminer nnd General Jail Delivery, Court of Quar-
ter sessions of the Peace and tho Court of Common
Pleas and orphans' Court ln the soth Judicial Dis
trict, composed of tho counties 01 Columbia and
Montour, and the lions. Ikau Dehk and Geokqe
Scott, Associate Judges ot Columbia county, havo
Issued their precept, bearing dato thn 18th day of
Feb., ln ho year of our Lord ono thousand eight
hundred and seveaty-slir, and to me directed for
holding a Court ot Oyer and Terminer and General
Quarter Sessions of tho Peace, Court ot Common
Pleas and Orphans' Court, ln Bloomsburg, ln tho
county of Columbia, on the nrst Monday, tielng tho
1st day of May next, to contlnuo two weeks.
Notice Is horeby given to the Coroner, to the Jus
tices of tho Peace, and the Constables of the Bald
county of Columbia, that they be then and tbero ln
their proper person at 10 o'clock ln tho forenoon of
Bald 1st day of May, with their records, Inqul-
sunns and other remembrances, to do those things
which to their ofllces appertain to ho done. Aud
those that aro bound by recognlraneo to prosccuto
against tho prisoners that ore or may bo ln tho Jail
ot the said county ot Columbia, to be then and tbero
to prosecute them as shall bo Ju.t. Jurcrsaro re
quested to bo punctual In their attendance, agreeably
to their notices. Dated at Bloomsburg the 4tU day
f, .) of April, ln tho year of our Lord ono
i L. !. ) thousand eight hundred nnd beventy slx
I' J andln tho one hundredth 5 ear ot the Inde
pendence ot the L'nlted States of America.
Sheriffs Office. C1IAS. o. MUHPHY,
Bloomsburg, Apr. T tc Coroner and Acting Sheriff,
LIST OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL AT
MAY TEltM, 1ST0.
FIE6T WEEK.
William Ilrown et al vs. John Brown's ex.
Andrew I'rnwfurd vs. 1). W. JuUn.sou.
William 11. Crawford vs. D. W. Johnson.
ChUnllau Wolf s N. W. I). It. it. Co.
H. tl. w olf et ui. vs. N. i: W. ll. it. II. Co.
Welllni'lon lluhes vs. Philip Nponentrger.
WII lam Harris vs. Berwick llolllug will Co.
D, S. Morgan & Co. vs. Samuel Julmsou.
binder. Ilartiiian Co. vs. N. U Campbell.
Levi Klnley v N. I. Campbell.
Fryllng, llawen & Engle s C, It, Barnes.
A T. ILeler vs Jonaslkity.
John lleocock vs. Jonas Doty
Samuel .1 Casn -s Jonas Doty,
Wilson tllbbons vs Jonas Doty,
L. 1' Davis vs Jonas Doty.
John J Mclleiiry s D. U V. II, II. Co.
lienj. tulersteeii vs. William lloUHUte.11.
Ellas Miller vs. P k It. Kail Hoad
John .Mce'alla'n ex'r vb Geoi ge J. Luce,
lienjsmlu lllcksvs. Juel K. liolley,
Mory MeAlarney et al. s. S, P. c'use et al.
SECOND WEEK.
Francis V ans vs. Samuel II. Hagenbueh.
A. I'ule's uso s, T, 11, Cole, T, T,
ll W , -Mcllej Holds et al. vs. J. A. Loseo.
B. lllooin vs. Allen Mann et al.
. jiuiies- ex rs jiicnaei orover, Sheriff.
Wl llam Snyder's exrs vs. Jacob liechtel et uie.
V, , ... vi'"1 ,D " ii.Miu. .-iiciisiiii-er,
1'eoplen 1'lro insurance Company of Vu, s. J j
Peoples Ftro lusuronco Company of ra. vs. n ooma.
burg Lumber Co.
James Djko vs. W llllam Ilowell
A. K. sharretu et al. vs It. C. Howell.
A. 1:. bhariets ct al vs David Slrouu.
Henlaniln nicks vs. tleorge 11. Freai.
David U'wls vs. John Dlltiet al.
Daniel smith vs John II. Keinble.
Jlleo Michael vs David Krwinp.
ii .1?Si?f rt ltutb'.r.!1;.0- v William Mllwos' ms.
David II. Dower vs. William Swisher.
STcoli.dN'll.loual v'xnk 01 Tttusvlllo ya. J, A, Loseo
TiuiJ: Brothers vs. 11. F.Dallmau. 1
:.?b.n.,., H"011""!14 w John banger.
rs l-rau uS!' mr' Oc0reo Colmer'
Illouiiisburg Lumber Co. vs. Rawllngs 4 Vuuuatta.
JbhUiy;a-frTadm'f CSStir"11''
nfV J!.cKVl! ? v!lvWlu- Bhane?VtaL U " aU
John ) oiKislde Co. a Daniel Morris.
"?' el" L,w,'.u 1","U,1 crevellng-.
1 V,V u . . wiuuri 1. revel
J, W, Niuikey vs Joseph Ullov.
A. I, Tut tier vs Elnia Kester.
J. W . Irvlu's use vs. Jesse A. I.
Si'fffJ luyxi "surge llaib vs bimuel Heffner.
Aaron Joiinsoa vs Thomas Shuinan.
. ,! .'.!.,r""rr oamuei e.-outair et al,
a ibert Wintun rs .louas Doty it aj.
F"rvisiotovs.c, It. Barnes;
Samuel J. Conner vs. Henry C. Freas etui.
lk)iuun Jackson vs Henry L. Fieos
W. 11. Km,,, v n. j, Mclluury.
(leoige ( uiinervit lTnuk Union.
1. oomsburir imiiklnuOo. vs. James W'. St nto
'lliomaB Downs vs. bllas Datls. '
lleo. Ilessvs. A. II. blenait.
Christian SclioU vs. HartolJ Kleikolf.
1 houias llore.v vs Thunn s Faiiell.
I'w'Jjjesr'lie Imurauco Compuuy ot I'-, ts. a II