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THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
THE COLUMBIAN.
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LACKAWANNA A IILOOMS1IU1KI 1IAII, 1IOAI)
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Accommodation Train e.45 A. .11,
Moll Trnlti 7.40 A. M
Kxpress Trnln ,. 1.63 '. M.
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OATAWlsSA HAIL I10AI1,
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Accommodation Trutn fl.sts A.M.
lingular Express t,M V. M.
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7.41A.M.
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7,so r. M.
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Tliroiign cars on Impress trnln cither to New York
or Philadelphia. Accommodation tram runs between
(,'atuwlssa nnil W llllamsport.
Oil. J. (1. l'reeic is having erected an lien
fence in fiont of Ms residence.
William Ilurct lius 1iw.ii npiioihtcil Post
Jlttster at Jcrseytnwn,
O. A. Herrlnp's Tanner; is nearly rebuilt,
nnd Is 111 operation ngaln.
Court continued until Saturday afternoon lal
wtvk. A number of eaes wcro disposed
of.
Wanted. A load of kindling wood nt llio
Loll'.miiIAN ollice, on subscription or oilier
wise.
12. 11. Illdlemcn cut Ids baud nevcndy on
Wednesday but, whilst cutting it piccu of wood
to kindle n lire.
Illocni'burg was nay with bunting on Weil-
nesd.iy, May lOtli, and a report thereof will np
pear In next week's Oii.umiiiix.
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The inane nsylum nt Danville contain 270
patients nnd CO employees, making in all 333
inhabitants.
Owing to tbo weather on Tuesday evening
the Lecture by James C. l'jlner was poslpon
ed lill Saturday May 13th at 7:30 p. m.
James M. Lambert has retired from the edi
lorlal clialr of the Gazette A Jlulletin and J. K.
l'ryor from the office of the Sullivan Democrat.
Tim counties of Northumberland, Union and
Snyder have been added to tlio Northern dis
trict for the Insane, by recent act of the Legis
Jaturc.
Wo havo benrd of n gentlemen who calls his
chickens to their meals, with .1 bell. It is paid
the fowls run pell-mell to the band that feeds
them, nt the first tap.
Another dangerous counterfeit is reported;
this time a five dollar bill on the Meieliant's
National Hunk of New I'edford, Mass. Look
out fur them.
Major V. !. Koons met with .1 painful acci
dent of Friday Inst. A horse Btipped 011 his
foot, bruising It badly. He is able to be out
again.
Licenses obtained at Jhis court inut be taken
up in fifteen days from the time they were
granted. They cannot' be issued after that
time.
The monthly Iteport of the Department of
Agriculture, in Washington, for the months of
April and March, states that winter wheat lias
been more or less injured, throughout the state,
during the past season. No separate report is
made for Columbia county. The rye crop in
this County is reported "much killed out: no
Know." Wo do not know who furnished the
statistics to the Department.
A pigeon-shooting match rame oft" on the
I'air Grounds last Thursday afternoon, between
u party from Sunbury nnd one front Ilazleton.
The match was for the championship and a sup
per at the Kxchango llolel. It was the third
of it series, one having been shot at iUzltton
and one at Sunbury. The JIazlclon nun were
successful by a seoro of 23 to 18. K.ieh man
shot at five birds. The pigeons were very slug
gish, and were stoned into Hying.
Kinscy Warner n young man who was con
victed of Larceny, and sentenced to a year's
imprisonment in the penitentiary happened to
bu locked out of l.is cell on Monday night, and
while meditating on the prospect of sleeping
out In tbo jail yard ho leaned against the stone
wall, which gave way and he fell out. His im
petus was so great that ho did not stop until he
reached tbo other side of liiuk Horn. He was
captured during the day, and put back in dur
ance vile.
Fouktii or July. Our suggestion as to an
appropriate home celebration on that day has
met with general approval. The day Is to bu
the event of tho Century, It should be univer
sally celebrated. Illoomsburg is tbo Central
point, and nil the people of our county should
participate. It should be a glorious reunion of
lncH of all parlies and creeds. Our various As
sociations and Societies should join it, and all
of us unite in this, tho first Onlcnnial of
American independence. We advise our citi
zens to take measures at once.
Uerwiek proposes a grand celebration of
Decoration Day, May 30th, and a committee
of invitation is busy sending out 1 irculars to
societies and others lo participate. Numbers of
acceptances have been received, among them
0110 from tho Friendship IIoso Co., of this town,
Friendship of Danville and Nay Aug of Scran
ton. Col. C. G. Jackson will deliver the memo
rial oration: Miss Iiissie Thompson will read
a poem, composed by Mrs. H. O Jayne and
Mr. II. A. Sites will given brief sketch of each
soldier.
Ouit Ni:w Siii:iti!'F. Wo have refiained
from commenting on the nppointmentof Charles
Fornwald by the Governor as Mr. Orover'ssue
cessor, until his confirmation by tho Senate was
secured, lie moved into the County Jail on Fri
day last and was formally qualified on Wednes
day, We Iibvi 110 doubt but that be will prove
nn illiclcnt officer. He enlisted in tlio "Iron
Guards" early in tbo war, and served f.ilth
fully and with credit. Ho was once wounded,
from the t filet of which ho still euflcrs. Ills
term will expiie January 1st 1877.
Coroner Murphy. Ordinarily In small
counties tho ollit col Coroner goes begging, or the
nimlnation Is conferred upon soma person as it
111110 compliment. Tlio death of f-htrifl'Gro-ver,
however, brought Coroner Murphy to the
front, and ho at once took bold of tlio office in
a manner and with a business like tact that has
not Lee n surpassed by any former Incumbent,
and which won him the respect and conlidcnro
of ail wild whom lie camo in contact. It was
1)10 regret of Ms party friends that ho could
not have filled the unexpired term.
Centennial Morn. Tlio nlgdt previous
we rrtiicd late, owing to tlio presence of u Lo
cust Tounildp Juror, and mentally resolved
that nothing but tiro would arouse us until 7 a.
111. At daylight, an elbow in our ribs one of
us la married infuruitd us of the fact that
there must be a fire up town. We got awake.
The bells weie ringing. Our first thought was
that it filly hi le our oll'ce, and then, perhaps
the Normal School, or the Exchange. In dron
ing hastily It wassuggested we had better put on
some old clothes, hut the bells demanded haste,
unit lucking punts in boots we rushed towards
the imagined conflagration, At the corner of
Market and Third we met an out-of-breath fire
man ficm I'ort Noble, He was hunting tho
"Friendship." Several inquisitive! females
who titvtr foko to u before, wanted to know
"where the lire was," At last it thoughtful
fflt ih( met us, and suggested t'nat it dad some
thing ;o do with tho CtnttHiiial, and we went
dome without our ducket, through an alloy,
u Kidder but A vstir man, ,
The cow question is again being agitated,
Petitions tti tho Town Council are In circula
tion, asking them to restrain tho running of
cattlo nt any llnio wllbln tho bnlll-np porllou of
the town,
Amid ihe care nnd perplexities ofllfu there
nro few things whirli will makon man carry his
head ro straight, as loliave a ragged neck-bind-lug
on his shirt, with plenty of stated well Iron
ed In.
"Cast your hat upon tlio waters and after
many days It shall return ngain." The tlio
which was rejHirted as having been sunk in the
canal, was captured by n small boy, and return
ed to the owner, 0110 day last4vetk. (tucss that
stone didn't hit It.
Wc have been shown an egg laid by n hen
belonging to 1', H. Furman, which measures
filxS Inches and weighs four ounces. The hen
that produced this tgg weighs jut thirty ounrct.
Mr. F.slir's fowl will have to takoa back scat or
try again.
Hon. Geo. D. Montanye, cx-collcclor of In
ternal revenue, nnd 11 prominent lawver and
politician of Towanda, recently died after an
illness of several days. His ago was thirty
nine. M. C. Mercur, the brother of Judge Mcrcur
has been appointed In his stead.
A smash occurred on tlio L. ifc. II. It. K.at
Kupert, on Saturday width delayed the mails
sevcial hours, lly somo misunderstanding the
proper signals wero u it made, and the fat
Ireight train ran into the accommodation dam
aging the er.cino and some twenty cars, but,
fortunately, causing no loss of life.
D. A. Creasy, formerly of Light Street das
removed to llliximsburg and opened n Dry
Ouods nnd Grocery store on Main Street oppo
site (lie Stone Church. Mr. Creasy is a well
known business man, and bis new store is one
of the neate-t In town. lie will no doubt re
ceive.! full share of public patronago. Give
him .1 call.
On Mondiy last as two little girls werj on
Iheir way to school, they fell into un old well
at I'ort Noble, the top of which was covered
with dirt but prevented from acquiring firm
ness by the roots of a willow tret- which loosen
ed the earth. Mr. O. A. Jacoby beard the
screams of the children and rescued them from
their imminent danger.
The monument erected to the memory of tho
l.ite Charles Connor is tho handsomest stone in
IJosemont Cemetery. It is brown granite
about eighteen feet high, tapering slightly to-'
ward the top. A large square block supports
the top piece, nnd the whole rests on n massive
base. The granite was imported from Scotland,
arriving here last week when it was placed in
position. It is an ornament to tho Cemetery.
We have been shown an old pistol which is a
curiosity. The barrel is of brass, flared at the
muzzle ; the lock is a flint,and tho tiigger guard
on being pulled releases a spring bayonet, about
four inches in length, which projects beyond the
muzzle. The pistol is of Knglish make, but the
date of its manufacture is not to be found. It
would do well as a Centennial exhibit.
Those people who are wise will see to it that
their premises are cleaned of all rubbish and
garbage before warm weather sets in. Nctliing
conduces to ill health more surely than decay
ing vegetable matter, pools of stagnant water,
&c, about .1 dwelling. A few hours' work now
may save doctors' bills and misery in the future.
"Cleanliness is next to godliness," and is worth
attaining.
Another large fire in Williamspoit, last Sat
unlay night. Some IS.000,000 feet of manu
factured lumber were destroyed, involving n
loss 01 cioo.uuu. iue principal losers are
Hcbard & Smith, ISarroa-s A Co., and Denver
Mills Co. The fire was the work of an ineen
diary who was caught an J wild difficulty res
cued from the enraged leople and Incekd 111
It is full lime that Villiamport should indict
some heavy punishment 011 the fiends wdio en
danger life and property.
Mover Ilros'. express team took fright nt the
L. A IS. station last Saturday afternoon and ran
up Market street at it lively rate. One of the
horses tore loose from the wagon and the otl
cr horse did the rest, of tho runaway business on
his own account. Tlio wagon came in contact
with a number of young trees near Norman
1'urselPs douse, tearing tlio bark and bad
ly bruising them. The horso with the wagon
was stopped on Main Street. A paint not on
the roof of Itcv. D. J. Waller's house became
so excited that it also ran away and spilt itself
over the cornice.
Dr. Mlldd. who was sen! in llm TV. 'I. .-.,.
eras for suntiostd rnmnllpitv In tl.n nlo,....,:....
tion of President Lincoln, lias been elected to
the Maryland Stale Senate. It was Dr. Mudd
who reduced llootli's fractured limb, aided him
en escape, nun was no uouot aware of the con
spiracy, tie is now rewarded i.v the democ
racy of Ins district, most of whom were well
known as tories who never scrupled to aid tho
reueis. jruiBwun uazeite.
'J All of which Is very pretty, but unfortunate
ly for the Gazette's argument, Dr. Mudd is n
Itepublican and e lided bj Itepublicans, as such.
Perhaps the Gazette can manage to get away
witli that trilling discrepancy and give its read
ers some more reasons why they should not bo
Democrats, ltelknap nnd lo bo n Democrat,
wo believe, and IUu lluldrwas for certain.
Puni.uii Youn Accounts, A there is
considerable rattling among tlio dry bones
just now in several of tlio township, wo
desire to cill the attention of all townsdip
officers to tlio following clause of tlio act of
Assemlily approved April 12th, 1875.
Suction (i. Tho corporate authorities of
every such municipality sliull, nt tlio end of
their fiscal year, prepare and publish in at
least two newspapers of said municipality, or
ot tho county in which tlio same I situate, if
so many be printed therein, a statement
showing 111 detail tho actual indebtedness,
the amount of the funded debt, tho amount
of tlio floating debt tdereof, tbo valuation
of taxable property therein, tlio assets of tup
corporation, witd tho character ami valuo
thereof, and tho date ot maturity of the ro
spectivo forms of funded dedt tdereof; ami
a neglect or falluro to do bo shall bo 11 mis
demeanor, punishable by lino not exceeding
ono thousand dollars.
The riiilologiau Literary Society of the State
Normal School dedicated their new hall last
Saturday evening, Tho room, which they then
occupied for tho first lime, is commodious, nnd
Is handsomely furnished, In response to invi
tations Issued, quite a number ot citizens wero
present. Tlio room "being too small to accom
modate all tho use o,f tho chapel was kindly of
fered, and after nl'l had, been seated thero the
exercises of the evening began. They wero
opened by "roll .call and sentiments." Wild
few exceptions l'uo members responded to their
name with w.uo choice bit of poetry or prose,
showing most, excellent tatto in their selections,
The 1 Widen t of the Society J. 0. llittenben
der, made uo, address that dad evidently deen
prepared wi1 th great care. After various oth
er Interestb.ig performances Dr. Grlswold, Geo.
K. Klwell , Esq., and several others wero call
ed 011 to sr cak, A rather ill-timed discussion on
the subjec t of Society Libraries sprang up In
coiisrqtiu nee of some suggestions made by one
of the sr eakers. After tho speaklngthe visi
tors wer 0 given permission to inspect the first
floor of the building, and were soon scattered
over Jit, singly und In grotqw, and declared
thciivielvos mil pleased with tho condition ami
spptj raucoof the building. Tho students did
all lot their owcr to prgmoto the enjoyment of
their visiturs.
couitT rui)Ci:r,MNos.
Com. vs John 11. ltnthdiirn nnd John II.
Oahle, Forcible entry and detainer. Jury re
turn n verdict finding tho defendants gullly.
Sentenced to p? n lino of $160, null, with
costs,
Hi port of viewers of n raid In Fishing creek
twp, near John Dorslier's, confirmed 11I-I J width
33 fetl,
Jodn Grey sworn and allowed to decomo a
citizen of tde United Stale.
Petition of John Kck for guardian. Jacob
Colo appointed, bond In $300 Joseph Cole np
proved as surety.
Sheriff acknowledged fourteen deeds In open
court, ,
Com. vs Klnsey Warner. Larceny, verdict if
guilty.
On motion J. II. McDovltt admitted lo prac
tice in tho seveial Courts of llil.i County.
Andrew Crawford vs D. W. Johnson. An ac
tion to recover money on note. Jury find ver
dict for plalntlll in thoBiim of SI6.
Iteport of viewers of n road In Denton twp.
near Joseph Ash's confined nisi : width 33
feet.
In tlio cstato of Jacob li.iuman, deed, citation
oidtred.
in the estate of Gideon Ilnnzlnger, sale order
ed. G. 1'. Driesb.icli and Nathan llredbenncr
approved ns surety, bond In i'2000.
Petition for road viewers In Center twp. near
Alem Whllmlro's. K. (1. Iticketl," John Sny
der and Cyrus McIIenry appointed viewers.
Petition for viewers of a road in Greenwood
and Mt. Pleasant twps. John Appleinou, John
Hartmaii and II. 1). Mellride appointed.
Petition for road In Hemlock twp. Joshua
Fetlermali, John haycock and William Kra
mer appointed viewers.
Petition for a road in Scott and Illoomsburg
near George Zeigler's, II. I). Knorr, Stephen
l'ohe, Samuel Neyliard appointed viewers.
Petition to vacate n road In Centre twp. near
Henry Shafl'er's. Enos Adams, J. O. h'mitli
and Charles Heed appointed viewers.
Petition for county bridge In Mt. pleasant
twp. Humphrey Parker, Samuel Kisner and
Uriah P. McIIenry appointed viewers.
Koad in Heaver twp. near John 0. Dildine.
Mathias M. Appleman, Alfred Preston and
Isaac A. Dewitt appointed viewers.
Christian Wolf vs the North and West
liraticli It, II. Co. Suit to recover damages lo
to property of plaintilT. Verdict of fltO in
favor of plalntifi'.
Patrick Markham sworn and admitted to be
come a citizen of the United States.
Iteport of viewers of ,1 road in Madison twp.
confirmed nisi : width 33 feet.
Petition of Clinton K. Hartman forgnardian.
Thos. W. Hartman appointed, Edward Hart
man approved as surety, bond in $S00.
Petition for changing place of holding elec
tion in Milllin twp. election ordered.
May, 8th In the estate of Nathaniel Over
dorf, dee'd., leport of sale eorfirmcd nisi.
In the estate of George Krcssler, Sale order
co. nonu in ruuu John Kressler and Capcr
Krcssler approved as sureties,
Petition for special tax in the Borough of
Ccntralia. Itule to show cause whv a mamiamtis
shall not isMic &c.
Itoad in Fishing Creek twp. near Stillwater
llriugc report confirmed.
Itoad in Orange twp. near Isaiah Connor's
estate, Iteport set aside.
Grassley vs Grasley. Divorce decreed from
the bonds of matrimony.
In the estate of Michael Ilagenbucd dee'd.,
iteport of Auditor making distribution confirm
ed nisi.
John lleese Townend sworn and admitted to
become a citizen of the United States.
Alinas Cole's use vs Thos. I!. Cole true ten
ant. Verdict for plaintiffi
In granting tlio petition of George M. P.a
ker for a restaurant in Espy, the court said
"l!ut, if there is a complaint coming to us that
card-playing, is allowed for amusement or otl:
crwise, then the building occupied by him, will
for that reason alone, on the first application,
be clostd ; not, perhaps, that the mcro amuse
ment of playing a simple game with cards is
worse than any other wickedness; but if doors are
open and persons seen sitting at a card-table,
boys are attracted there. Hoys scarcely ever go
to a bar-room to gt anything in the way of
stimuleni, rarely ever, and the landloid who
tolerates it ought to have his liceiife retoked;
but it i these restaurants, these undergioiind
rooms, that Icadboys to the first steps in Iheir
downward course. o would be glad, I cer
tainly would lor my part, if there was a statute,
as 111 some counties, that no licfiito to a restau
rant should be granted at nil ; but as the law
has not gone so far, wo are not prepared to
strike now at any particular place or man;
though we do say, and wo mean what we say,
and we invite all 111 bearing, all interested in
the question, to put us to the tet, that when
this man, or nny oilier restaurant-keeper, is
shown to allow gambllrg, or playing cards for
amusement, or low carousals or disturbing of (he
public peace, it will be good cause for revoking
the license, and they cannot complain that they
havo no notice of what the court will do,
Andrew Hess appointed guardian of Mary
M. Hess, liond In ?1S0, Win. Kite approved
as surety.
Samuel Illnom '
Slinman. Verdict
SSOO.
s Allen Mann and F. L.
for plalntifi in Ihu sum of
Com. vs Kinscy W,arner. Larceny. V
diet ul guilty and couit sentenced him lo pay
.1 line of S-!!o and cots of prosecution restore
the goods and undergo an imprisonment of one
year iii the Penitentiary.
111. Snyder's Lxis, ts Jacob Iiuehlol and
wife. This) suit was to obtain payment for land
of the late Win. Snyder. Defendant allowed
until May 9 1870 to pay 53091,72 when deed
to be given to Elizabeth lieclitol.
James Djke vs William Howell, Verdict fjr
plaintiff in sum of fOS,
In the estate of Miehoel lleaglo dee'd., sale
ordered. liond in 2000, George lleaglo ap
proved a surely.
William 11. Freas np'obited Trustee in es
tate of Jodn K. Fowler, fnrlliefundof borougli
of lierwlck, bond in S2000. ILL. Freas and
W. Shatter approved ns surely.
Win. Lamun appointed Trustee in same es
tate for llio Fund of Iiriarcrcck twp. bond In
tWOOO, Joseph Lamon, Win. Shaffer and Win.
Kriekbaiini approved as surety,
David 11. Iiower vs William Swisher. Ver
dict for defendant.
Illoomsburg Lumber Co. vs Edward Itawling,
On trial.
An IIisToitlC'Ai, Fact. Every acent who ha
been steadily selling the Improved $20 Home
stead Sewing Machine for three years, owns Ids
dwelling house, lias n good account in bank, is
clear ol' debt, and has money nt Interest. the
natural consequence of securing a good agency
for suiicrior goods at tlio lowest prices. A gooii
lirst-class Sewing .Machine, mot useful reliable
at all times, easy lo understand and cuntrol, the
same size and docs tho samu work as any ma
chines that sell at four limes tho price, There
Is no machine at any price better, or that will
do liner or more work, and certainly none so
low in Price by many dollars. The Homestead
is widely known and used in thousands of fam
ilies in the Eastern and Middle Statts, nod dai
ly becoming jiopular in tho West, It will save
Its cost several times over In 0110 season, doing
llio work of the family, or will earn four or five
dollars n day for any man or woman who sews
for a living. It Is llio strongest machine made,
Is ready at all limes to do its work, makes the
strongest and finest stitch tet invented, mulls
fully acknowledged as the Standaid Family
Sewing Machine. Price, complete for domes
lie use, $20, delivered at your door, no matter
how remote ) 011 may reside. Iliisiness perma
nent and honorable, with more certain and rap
Id sales, and larger profits than any other, Ex
traordinary liberal oilers made to local or trav
eling scents where we have iicuo established;
or, If llieie Is 110 agent near you, send your or
der direct to the factory, Addiess John II,
Kendall & Co., 030 llroadway, New York.
May 0, 70 ly.
They havo got it boy in ilingliamton, 6
years old, who U physically perfect, healthy
talks distinctly 1h very active, and weighs
only 1) pouuds. lie is 23 Inches high.
Aro hard boiled eggs Indigestible ? Is a
question wo would llko to Imvo nniwcrcd by
homo ono competent to i;lvo tho why nnd
tlio wdcrcfore, ays tlio Lancaster lirjirru
man, Ho ndds : Our experience) for over
tinny years) icuh 11s to a inherent conclusion
and our rcaeling 1111 dietary topic has never
developed anyact, physiological or scleiuii
lc, to sdako our dillli lit 11 preference for
well cooked Instead of
nny kind.
l)r. Pearson In his work entitled "A prac
tical synopsis) of tlio Materia Alliiicntarin,"
1808, a standard authority, says: Eggs when
dolled hard and especially when Irlcel In
butter, fill or fat nro less soluble In tdn gas
tric juice nnd nro commonly very difficult of
liigcttion. Cooked In tills way tdcy prove
Injurious to persons whoso stomachs are deli
cate, giving rise to variotts disorders of tlio
digestive organs." Tills would seem to show
that hard boiled eggs. arc, if not Indigesti
ble, at least not easily digested, Ittit Dr.
Heaiiniont made n series of experiments ns
to tho length of time required for tho di
gestion of various nrtlclcs of food, in the
cac of tho boy Martin, in Canadu, who was
wounded across the stomacli, and which
wntiiid licalcel so as to allow n view of the
workings of tliu stomacli, and nc"" aitied
that a raw egg took two hours to digest, a
soft dolled egg three dmirs, and a hard
boileil egg but tdreo hours and a half. Tliis
proves that although hard-boiled e?gs rc
ipiire alittlo longer time; fjF digestion they
cm linrdlylbo called "indlgfstlble."
If your liver is torpid, if your appetite is
poor, It you want your stomacli thoroughly
idealised, If you cannot sleep, if you waiit 'a
good digestion, uso Dr. Hull's Vegetable
Pills.
MARKET REPORTS.
HLOOMSIlUIiO MAltKET.
Wheat per bushel
lite
Corn, new, "
Oats, ' "
Flour per barrel
oiovcrsceU
Flaxseed
nutter
Itas
Tallow
Potatoes
Pried Apples
Hams
stiles K shoulders
Lard per pound
Hay per ton
Heeswax
Timothy Peed
QUOTATIONS roll COAL.
1 1.M
.si
rn
.40
7.tii)
".on
1.M
.as
.is
.40
.10
.in
.11
.10
S0.HI
.2.1
4.M)
Xo. 4 on Wharf 4,00 per Ton
-v. " n.tn
No. 0 " " J; 2.r,0
Ulacksmllh's Lump on wharf 4,0s
" UltuinlDOua " I c.(ii)
Marriages.
llARTZELL-CItOMLLr.-on the Teh last., by tho
liev. Wm. o. Laltzle, Mr. Henry Harwell, of Main
township. Columbia comity, to Miss Hannah Marga.
1 ct Crumley, of Cooper township, Hontour county,
l'a.
lIEACOOK-KIR.NElt.-At the Methodist parson.
ago In Orangcttlle, May 4, UTC, by liev, Henry s.
Mendcnhalh W. W. HcacocU to Miss Salllo E. Kisner,
noi 11 01 .Miiitine,
Deaths.
LEMON. In Mount Pleaant,on the SOtli ult., Mrs,
Elizabeth lmon, aged 04 years.
LEMON. In Mount rioasant, on Uto Sdlnst,, VU
llain Lomon bun ot tho above, aged 21 scars.
Tiik ONtYScitK Cchk I'oa Iter itcke. The oldes
end best hernia burgeons In tho world are soma of
tho advantages offered by tho Triumph Truss Co.,
534 liowery, N. Y., whoso truss and supporter were
awarded the medal at tho lato session of tho Oreat
American lnstltuto Fair. Send 10 cents for their
new book. March 1 1 70-ly
"It's Only a Couoii" has brought many
to untimely graves. What is a Cougli ? The
lungs or Uroncliial tubes have been attacked
by a com ; nature sounds nn alarm-bell, tel
linit where tho disease lies. Wisdom eug
gests "try Wistar's Ilalsam of Wild Cherry;"
it has cured, during the last half ot a century
thousand upon thousands nf persons. As
long as you cough, thero is danger, for the
cougli is a Safety Valve. Uso " Wistar" and
bo cured.
.10 cents and $1 a bottle. Sold bv all
druggists.
A Widely Aitlicaule Remedy. Few
remedies are applicable to sued a wide range
of disorders as llostetter's Stomacli Hitters,
and tli is not because it has special properties,
adapted to tde cure of eacd sued a pretence
would bo manifestly absurd but on account
e : . 1 r..ii t 1 .1.
en nn wouueriuiiy improving cuece upon iue
general tone 01 tlio fcystcm, and its altera
tivo action upon tde organs of nutrition, so
cretion and discharge. Hesides its well
known properties as a remedy for intermit
tent and remittent fevers, dyspepsia, consti-
, !.!!... r .1. - V l .1.1 ;l
jiaiiou, torpiuity 01 tuu liver, general ticou
lty, urinary and, utcrino difficulties, it inva
riably proves to be highly serviceable iu
overcoming anaemia, hypochondria, rheuma
tism, insomnia, nnd many other disorders
and ilisabilitiesoriginating in poverty or im
purity of tho blood, nervous weakness or
over-rxcitement, or an imperfect perform
ance 01 the physical functions. .May.
Messrs. Knittlo &. Abbott, Calawissa,
are now fully prepared to furnish the best
quality of Lime fiom their own kilns, and
larmefs cannot do better than to call on
them. They have also a largo and cnrefullv
scdectcd stock of Lumber of all grades and
keep on hand tho best Family Coal. For
Lime, Coal and Lumber, Knittlo & Abbott
me tlio men to suit you.
Fiii.MEit.0, Attention. liussel takes Hotter
Eggs, Laid and Produce in exchange1 for goods
liupture cured In from CO to 9) days by f he Tri
umph Truss Co., of S34 liowery, N. Y., who offer Jl,
two for a rupture they cannot cure. Pee advertise.
ment and cut of 1 rubs In another column, hend 10
cents for deserlptlto look of Triumph Itupture
Cure. Marclut, ;o-iy
Tdanks "From The llentlis of Hie llrart."
Wellington, Lorain Co., O., Aug. lil, 1871
Dr. It. V. Pierce, lluflal.i, N. Y. :
JJtar Dir. lour medicines, (Johlen Med
leal Discovery, Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
have proved ol tho greatest servico to me
Silv ....nlhu nn.. ,m .n.i llmn.,1., !... I 1.1
possibly live long. I had a complication of
diseases, scroiuia, mamieMing itself iu
eruptions mid great blotches on my head
that iiuidti such sores that I could not havo
my hair combed without causing me much
nill'c ring ; also causing swollen glands, ton
sils enlarged, enlarged or ''thick neck," and
largo and numerous boils, I also sufiereel
from a terrible Chronic Catarrh, and in
fact I was sei diseased that life) was a burden
to me. I dad tried many doctors wild no
benefit. 1 finally procured one-half elozen
bottles of your Golden Medical Discovery
and one dozen Sage's Catarrlt Remedy and
commenced their use. At first I was bail v
discouraged, but after taking four bottles of
tho Discovery l began to improve, and when
I hail taken tlio remaining I was veil. In
addition to tho use ol Discovery I aimlieil a
solution of Iodine to theUoitro or thick neck
as you advieo in pamphlet wrapping, and
it entirely disappeared. Your Discovery
is certainly the most wonderful dlood med-
ie h.o ever invented. I tdntik Clod and you,
fiom tde deptds of my deart, for tlio great
good it das douo me.
very gratefully,
Mrs. h. Clmfrec.
Most medicines which nru advertised ns
blood purifiers and liver medicines contain
cither mercury, in somo form, or potassium
and iodine variously combined, Alloftheso
agents liavo strong tendency to nreak clown
llio blood corpuscles, and dcbllitato and
otherwise permanently injure the human
KVstem, anil admit! tdereforo bo discarded.
Dr. 1'lerce s Uolden Medical DUcovery, on
tde other hand, being composed of the fluid
extracts of native plants, barks and roots,
will in no case produce injury, its ull'ecU bo
lug btreiigtheiiing.and curativo only. Sar
saparllla, which used to enjoy cjuito it repu
tation as a blood purifier, is a remedy of
thirty years ago, and nmy well glvo placo as
It iscioing, to tlio more positive ami valua
ble vegctablo alteratives which later med
ical investigation and discovery has brought
i., II, .1,1 I.. ..,i',.l .,, 1-1,,,,'., I.,ll li'i!:, .
Swellings, Ulcers, Erysipelas, Swelled Neck,
Goitre, Scrofulous Inllaminalions. Indolent
hillaiumittion, Mercurial affections, Old
Sores, Eruptions of tho Skin and Sore Eyes
as in all other blood diseases Dr. Picico's
Golden Medical Discovery has shown Its
groat rcmodlul powers, curing tlio niot ob
stinate and intractable cases. Sold by all
delers iu medicines.
Business Notices
Centennial. 11.iv an Accident Policy of
;!. W, Jiiuss, of.leo Court liollso llloo'iiu
l'fK. For Rent A'first-cia.ss oilieo In Ihc Co
lumbian Idilldliig, fronting the Court Home.
Apply at this ollice. If,
A full lino of Cloths and Oassltncrcs for
gents' wear mndo tip In city style, a splendid
assortment to select from,at 1), Lowenberg's.
A grind assortment of Zephyr, Yarns, I,v
ccs, Ribbon, nnd Dress Trimmings jitt ic
eelved bv A. D. Webb, .Main Street, next
door to First National Hank,
May 12, '7fi
Oi to I. V, llarttnaii's Centennial Store
for Cheap Goods this week,
Xew Goods this week nt C. C. Mnrr's.
Great urrival nfSpriiig and Summer Gooel,
lust received at li, M. Knorr's.
The most fastidious lntc in the matter of
Wall Paper can bo gratified nt George A.
Clark's nore. Ills stock comprises a myriad
of Patterns and embraces all prices.
1100 Pairs Slippers at McKinney's.
M. M. Itinell pay--10 ccut.su pound for
b'lttcr. Attention, limners.
Hats, IIat, lints,
h.ticet Sttle,
Low est Price,
Largest Stock,
For Men, Hoys and Children, at
D. Lo'venberg's
Something new, tho celebrated Shoes for
Liulies excee-els the world for comfort. Call
and buy llieiii at E. M. Kuoir's.
Ladles hasting Gaiters 1.20 at McKin
ney's. SI. 2r cents will buy a nice pair of Lady
Gaiters at E. M, Knurr's.
A largo lot of Ii.i-o Halls, of tho latei-t
and best patterns, Hats Ac, now on hand at
Geo. A. Clark's book store.
A new supply of ti) and 8 cent Calico
this week at I. W. Ilartinnn's.
PUHhic""r6rncT:.
Parlies who are nut goinj to tde Centen
nial can buy Clothing jut as cheap, and iu
fact cheaper than ever, at D. howenberg's
Wanamakcr ft Hirnwn have the largest
Clothing House in Philadelphia. Visitors
to the Centennial will find it just tho place
to buy their summer suits. They sell at the
lowest cash prices and all tdeir work war
ranted.
Magic Fiiuit GnowEit. This prepara
tion patented by J. R. Wcslover took: in
considerable titno nf tho Court last week in
a case brought by Andrew Crawford against
D. H . Johnson. Johnson bought f-otne ter
ritory of. I. R. We.stover tlio patentee and
gave dis notes llierefor with tlio words "for
a patent rigdt" written on tlieni, one ol
which notes was Mini to trawioru. iliecic
fenco was that the patent was worthless,
."several witnesses wero examined on each
side, but the Jury gave a verdict for tde
plaintiff, thus disproving the defense, that
the patent was of un value. Mr. Westover
still manufactures the preparation and has
rigui to ben. '
Xew White Deer Mills Cashmeres at C. C.
Marr's.
Flour and Feed at M. M. Russell's.
To THE PUIILIC. W. II. Rrown lias re
ceived from the city markets a full supply
of Fruits, canned and dried, foreiun nnd do
mestic, of every description, fresh and good.
His Groceries embrace all varieties from
digit to low. His Teas are from SO cents to
$1 for now crop Teas. Such Groceries as
ins are good things to have about the house
better than Greenbacks. People have it
in their teeth, cat anil get fit tut tlieni and
sleep well o' nigdts. Every body ought to
buy them and keep them,' so to speak.
You can find in Iirown's Store the chea
pest set of Iron-Stone China Ware, imported
at the lowest (ignres. His Wood and Wil
low Wares aro extremely cheap. His Fish
and Mackerel, new and bright, by tbo quar
ter, half and whole barrel af tho lowest pri
ces. Full weight and warranted to give
satisfaction or can bu returned. He keeps
the Paragon Dried Meats Heel Tongue and
Venbnn sliced in 1 lb boxes. He sells the
Gold Soap a prisro of ono gold dollar in
every box. Ileatitilul Gilt Cans of Coffee
and Tea Men love 'cm Women can't get
enough of 'em. Nothing like it to be found
outside of W. II, Hrowu's Grocery. It's a
big thing immense. You will know how
it is yourself when you try one. Haiiaiias,
Oranges, Lemons, Prime Shelled Almonds,
llrnzil Xuls, English Walnuts, Peanuts,
Filberts, Cotifectionrey, French Candies,
Figs, Raisins ami Cunants, always freed
audgeied. It bothers the girls to tell how
lie keeps goods so Irei-d.
County Produce taken in exchange for
Goods. Give Rrown u call, farmers, and
you will not regret it.
April 28
Xew Orleans linking Molasses, cdoice Syr
ups from SO cents to $1 it gallon. A fine "as
sortment ot Young Hjson, Imperial, Japan
and Hlack Teas at M. M, Russel's.
All kinds of new Shoes nt C. C. Marr's
very cheap.
The How for neck wear is white. Can be
obtained in the latcbt btylo at D. howen
berg's. New lot of Hlack Alpacas and other Dress
Goods at I. W. llarlnian's.
r Grand Opening of Spring Gocds at E. M.
Knurr's,
Ge orge A. Clink das the lnrgcs-t und best
nttorimtntol Wall Paper in town.
Huy the Ellmood Collar at McKinney's.
Hutter 40 cents a pound, at M. M. Rus
sell's. Don't luy your Wall Paper until you liavo
m en Ucoipe A. Clink's block the best iu
liloointUng,
Don't wait until it is too late to get a
cheap I'alrof fchocs at E. M. Knorr's.
C. C. Marr, sells Gocds as cheap as any
muii iu tuwn.
New Muslins, Shirtings, Tickings, Ging
hams, fee, this week at 1, W, llnrtinunV,
Oranges nnd heinous always on hand at
M. M. RiibscU's.
habtlng Slippers IK) cents at McKinney's.
Canntil fiuits of all kinds at Rutbcll's
COAh. COAL
Old Kstabliblieel Coal Void.
fl W Vcai. .t- linn Whnlosaln lti.1,.11
Dnnlprft In nil HI7PH nf tlin lipst nlliillt Iim i.t
Reel and Wliito Ash Coal, at tho very lowest
market rates. Have constantly on liaud lariro
stocks of
Domestic,
Cupola,
lllacksmith's Anthracite,
llltumiuous,
ami Limeburncr's Coal,
Especial nttenlinn piven tn thn itreiinrn-
tion of coal before leaving our yards. Grain
and Lumber taken In cxcdanL'o for coal.
Coal delivered to any part of tlio town at
sdort notice. Orders fel t at I. W, McKelvy's
store, or at our ollice, will recelvo prompt at
tention. Ollice and Yards at William Neal
ci Soils' Furnace, East Hlooinsburg, Your
patronago respectfully solicited,
COAL. 17 tf 251 COAh
It XXV EXI'l'tTUltlNlTho great itcmedy fir
roughs. Colds, e instiim llt li. and all Diseases of the
thruut and luuirs. ill cure, and oltenw hen the cao
apparently hope-lets. Vtedu not mean lo sa, that
I'lieiiiuu x.uufs aif ufHiiiueu vuy incuiiine eau
eieate lliem ant w. Hut uriid fbv. timt if h turnim
hit a Violent Cough, Mublhwean, Creeping Chills,
Is confined to ld a cine may leeuected.
, it. i'uukia eoi't'ear rim i tiate useu jiiuis'
Expectorant In my finally (or so j cars, and hate ihe
cxiitilciiee cI biiowlLL- lis went meills.iiLd do triad.
ly lecoinuicnd It lo all Minueis.wliU tLote dls-
ircbbing louipiaints ror wniiu n Kiuieuned
UKN.W.ltKIFbMYUKU,
Clalllralls, Ohio, Nov. w, lain.
Try It 1 l'fllCK fXCK-NTB, fiold by U Urugtrtits.
leu. It. Sni
OF
Wet eondnsfrom tho lthlgS Jlertttfr Ihet
filrtoinej of onvcrsatlon about Oak Hall, In
l'hlljdoAhiyWaniraakorAllrown'i" Lart
SfS?! ln Al?crt" A vlaltor and
Attendaiitsri-e tho spoakeri 1
ITfT1 ". wliM corn" " lno Building out"
tomtanf. Bouth-Eant corner of 6&A and
Market. I'lcano note tho BIXTH, for somo
itratigcntcsUtiK Oak Hill, havo been mlilcd
Ly denlanlnif persons."
ItdlmVrtilVuY01 K,WU 1,0 'ou "
'Al?m W ect-t on Market, and
180 odd on BUth, li ,torlM nKh hM'ovcr
155. t??1 (&tioo!irt- d covers fpaco onco
occupied bTmirctSau twenty different Liul
tidM placet.
V. " Uo you uso etenm-powerr
..i.'! yoVu"c,,K"ie furnishes power
for Ihe freight anil passenger elevators, and iho
ttoSrtffiti&g? ana 1110 oth"
Y JXhl" or1" i0 Tou tako with goodsr
n,i Jilcyro u,rst c.id and arranged In
. Jnn c.nh' 0Si?n.R.ly?' C01""e! and taken
tors room on theilBrft floor."
V. ;;iiiwictlniftheflmowretionr'
A- no, sir, measuring. Ito goods aro first
racMurcdln tho piece, then Infected. Iho
cloth passes over rollers ln tho face of a itrong
iIFmA ,a,.',cl two "en tit, one before and one
i'1 gc"' washing with the eye or a
ina.wMor "10 kul P'n-hole Imperfection, and
5fk.1Sgieivi!f7 ?aw' ? Umt ne rutt may
Joentv" comu 10 Uo gat"
Y' uX0murtcraP!PTniirrrof cuttersr
t "L.omn, t. .our llltli nor and tee I Wo
kotpTO hands all the ttAp ciifing up tho cloth
SPS? mcn WPrk clt ttrokt."
good?" ,0U laanufactufo a" your own
A'"Wc. d0' nna nost carefully. Our ex
SlHnrJ7,n,poct cvcr3r ,lltch n" "am, and
YJrirl v.c,7 M oxtra-wcll made
ift?orn.fbfo!il7.r UcUt oa "."become
dcairYoUf ey"em mutt eaTB ou neat
. A " In CTCr)f direction, tlr. It is A mtcra
?i?ndt0.MII1J' wo. trtico all Osr, y.J through.
orVi't?,iMlCr lnPecUn tt" work wbat becomes
r' ?ie2f " ,;oe, ln',0 Etock " ls tlcleted.
.,,t,c7?B.10 8""ent has Its number and
ft?vr,P2ln.u n.clc'1 ?n (0 thllt "a enure his
Lo'fks" without fall, upon our
Y " Xlu m.ust h&yo SO or it) faleinen r
. "hy Hr, on busy d ijB you tnaysce 100
"l!1".?,0 th0 throngs of cuitomrrs." ,uuuu'
index Pclr d tta rder
A. "very great. AUoTcrtheccmntrj. Our
A
MATTER
Then Buy N. Y. ENAMEL PAINT CO.'S
and sav one-third tho costnf rttTmnn t T 1 A TV'P painting, and get a paint that
Is much h.iiidsoiner and will Oil l!iiJ I J 1 Is I lotttntce as long as any other
paint. Is prepared ready for uso In while or anv color desired. Is on many thousands ot the Quest buildings
ln the coin, try, many of hlch hate been pain ed six tears and now look as well as whenllrst painted.
Hits eJIIKMIt'AL I'AINT has taken First Premiums at twenty ot tho State Fairs ot the Union. Sample) card
of colors sent free. Address N. Y. UN A M U L I' A I S T O O., 1ii3 Chambers street, N. Y., or M I L L K It
llltois., 1 v Water fctreet, tletel.iud, Ohio. May 11, '7-ly.
O". EC. MAIZE'S
iSIAMMOTH GHOCERT.
Curiic'r ihiin ihid Center Sheets
BLOOMSBURG, 3?
Tlio largest stoek of grocories and piovisions, Queensware, Glassware
etc,, etc , in the county, i'w sale at wholesale or retail at
the very
Oct. 8,1875
BOOKSELLER iLPJB STATIOBIER,
Dealer in Law lilunks, Punday Seliool Libraries, Depositary of the
reniibylvuniii Bible Society,
WINDOW CUSTA15TS, WALL PAPER, PIOTUES PBAMES, HSWAUD CARDS.
13ool;s and supplies not on hand can be furnished
On Shorl- Notice ai the Most Reasonable Hales.
Store in Exchange Hotel
Oct. 8,1975
Then Buy MILLER BRO.S.'
nndsave miMhlrd the eoi t, of rtmAITrt
Is much handsomer and will V'J I Ijlil 1 V'V 1 1 I fl Hi I Lift twice a lone as anv other
(..lint. Is prepaied ready for use ln whlto or anv color deslri'd. Is on many thousands of thorniest buildings
In iho countrv, many ef wiilcli hate 1 1 n palmed slxiars, and now lookns well as whennrst painted
'Ihls CIIK.MIt'AL PAINT has taken First 1'ienilums at twenty or tlio state l-'alrs of the t'nlon. Sample card
of colors sent free. AddrebB MILL lilt 11 It O S , 109 Vuter street, Cleveland, Ohio.
.nay vi. ',e ly,
Tho rrcldent cf t'i I5HYA7VT Si STUATTON RtlllMlSS rOI.I.i:HK. rhllKlelpUa. Bij
msuo UTtuiemuutd bu tL&t tk.rt.od eluiruc t'J utu,uil ILu lasUtutniu durinf the pnicrevs uf the
mmm states SFiiTgaaL ekhsbiteqn
ctn recant gtvHl I oarl n' It b prnrnt luTttt". It will take t les.t amoilft to theroaehlyManilrft tjje nanieros
objects of lnUTo.t Cri-iu ml pnr'srf tho ,vorMtiutJ this cn castly bj ilono ftltornoon anlrn hatnrdays, w.th
uut tntorlerina with tbo regular course cil ftner. St t'ich nior-utti'vor o6(am,,7 a tuin, .Uwru..wn ar.4
uUu6! 0nru! ttortivA.ivn uill ..f ujala If t rrtmttit. Tor fall psrtlcatars, sddrpps
J. U. HO UIX, l"rc.Lidont, lud boutL Tuuth btnet, rhihedolphti, p-
Jlay 12-IW.
Oendsse. totJ.l'. KeiWLLL CO., New York, fo
7 ramnlilft ot 1' 0 1 aire s. eOIitldliiliL' lists oIS'O
nKWbpapeit, and eithuates shuw Injj cost ot adiertls
luff, Jlaix'hio, '7o-ijr
-i i 1 1
I T 111 .1.
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i', i
Vsi y IL Lj'-- J I' ' I 'I'", "How In
WUi'v?"'., ITii.l." .' I-",.. .Y t
V-. . 1 S'r. km.I tW. r. u Ir-,
t-. -.-'- . , e n, i , -i i ,3
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t'J
Arm it-law.
CHRONIC
Disrists rt'iiro. New
paths marke d out by that
plaint st of all books, "I'lalu
Home 'lalk'iinei Mediriil I'onunon sent-e" nearly
l.ocst lavfi. Swi lllustrullons, ht Hr K. M. Fovrr, of
lao 1 exli gtun Ate'., N.i. ruuiia.seisoi thisDook
aie at llheny to consult Us amlior, In perse nor bv
mull, i kee, I rli'e hy mall, iwsUiMe prepaid, w,85,
c'e nlei.ts tables Iree. Ant Ms wants i. .Ml IIHAY
HILL I'L'llI.lsllINO CO., (John P. Jettett, mnnayer),
ma Jitst .elh bi., N. Y. Apr U u w
A OKNTH, for Lest tlinni'i-. In the itorlel to
coin mone y suitress the V. K. h.M'BTV POC'K
Cv CO., Newaik, N. .1, Aprto-iw.
QOMKTIIIKfi N W (or utrenls. Taylor's
IO Patent hardy lock and Dour Fastener. KifO
proti-clloii iitratusl burtrliu. Ltei.v family vtlll bui.
ipil to 11. 1, ciucrusej, yiui'I Age-tit, coi.ioru,N. II.
Aprvs-iw.
TsSYCIIOMANfY or SOl'I. CHARMING.
I How eld. cr K x mat rase Inate and t-alnthe
lue ami uffectto is i f imj pi-rMjntlie ches.ise Instant
ly. 'Ihls Kluiple acciulre mi nt all eun pussess In e, by
limit, tor c, toereiher with a inari lutt k'uide, Ku'JP
llai. oircle, dreams, hints to ladles, we cldlntf-nit.-ht
i-lilrt, Jc. Aeiuecrbuok. Aeld. ess, T. t llllum & Co,
l'ul.. I'hlla
Aprs,TMw
Philadelphia "lirirCo.
CKNTIJNNIAL KXCUliSlOX TICKETS.
On and after May 1st, isTit, and during tbo eontln
uiiuccicf Ihu Centennl.il KxioMUi n, Kxeurvlon 'lick.
fISL'oodfurlatlajs Iltiu elate of Issue, will be ts
sui'dlreiiii Mullens eiilliu Ihlladel) hla A- Keadlns
Hiillroad and liiatuhes. iu I'lilladelnhl.t and letiiru.
t l'ai-seiik'eis will bo eontcjeel ellieclly to and
from the eleput, which Is located ln eioso proximity
to tho centennial llullellmrs. woffrT
ItEADiso, ai rll ictli, is;o. General uuierimeneient,
April nslli l in.
"VrAI.UAltLK I'ROl'KRTY
AT
riavATr sjaij:.
The subscilWr will orfer at prlvato sale
TII11KK TOWN LOTS
In the town of Ltght street, Columlla eouaty Tho
iinpiutemenls consist of alwn-slor.t triimu home.
with nice ssary outhulldlngs, a blacksmllh shep and
binall frame house suitable for n shop.
T rms mudo eusv fur tturcliners.
J, II. KEIM.
Light street, Api II H-tm.
FOll S A L E !
400 ACRES OF COAL LAND
I.jlngln Prior Creek nnd Fishing Creek Townships,
tn Culuuillit county, nnd e nlj id e ut lour miles freni
Hern Ick, The land Is w rll timbered und a lurut) vein
of c oal uicn on said proi ertj .
For ttiuisandtiti.dltiens ef tale, address or call
uikjii.
lt. HOWNINO,
April Sl. Sm. Wllles-lliirre, l'a.
JOTICK.
e underhleind would heiebv trite notice toal
nurlles lndebled to him. on ii"tu or book account, to
tome forwaid und settle ul cucci or lh accounts, will
lo placed lu tho bunds of tilt) proper onioer (or col
lection. Feb. ML sjTcrilKX KNOUIt.
fyk -
POPULAR
T.
perfect irrtera orfd rutM of Mlf-meunreoieot
tnako ItjwMlMo lo plcue people 2.0O9 tnilet
nwy Jflt tyfxrfectljf u If ther were here In
penon."'
V, " I Hippose you hareat leut half a down
different departments T"
A. "My dear rlrl w e hare more than tuenty,
rsch charged Willi Iu own hiulnoai, and each
thoroughly organlted, a ncoottary whl wlu
ln tho great wheel."
Y !'. 5?"! V01! ,mmc 3o'n or so of tlitm r'
A. "with pleuure. Tho Custom Depart
ment, forthoe i who prefer cuitom-aoade to
rcady.madj. TS FurnlihlDg Department,
with Its (pk) etock of all uiderwear!
ate Bhlrt Bfetory, with IU buty machines,
making our own flrat-clasnhlru. Tho Trim
ming Department, Itself tublg uniiiri rem
lr store The Garment Stock ltoom. Th
Itecelrlng Iloom. The, Order Depaitment,
named before. The tpcctal Uniforms Depart
ment. Tho Delltery Department, with It
score of mewengen. The "
V. " Hold, bold I sir, enough I"
A. "I'mnotlialfthmughr The Adrertlslnr
D;partmcnt,wlth its bllLendtlgn distributors
editing and publishing buslncs and popular
pnrnal, clrcuhgje, lo.too copies monthly
tell all your frieio send forltj. ThoMeni
)ciartmeiit,wltfnts many rooms. ThoUoTS'
Department. Tho Youths' Depanmcnt, Tlo
Children s Department, with Iu speclat
rntranco for ladles. The Telegraph Depart
ment. Tho Chief Clerk's Department, with
It bfl.kceper and assistants. (Jtneral Man
ager's Department; Financier's Offleic, and
mher offices of the flrman busy as bi
thinking, planning, exeutlnr, bujlng, mak
ing. rc'glsicrlng.rccsJbflofc. sending ouLselllnr.
and ln a thousandys Joining their forces
to carry on a buslnessVfUt the rsjoplo amotint
lng to between ti,WO,m and ti.b00.cw an
nually." V. "B-t-n-p-c-n-d-o-u sl"
A;,"?n?.c:'1 " 1,1 1 f"Rt to nsoe the
Cashier's Deportment, which handles luaooo
of retaUfales on somo single days I"
,i.v m'Vl Immcnio I That's' what enablea
tho house to buy cheap and seUchean f"
A. " Exactly I You havo lct hit It. The
reoplo throng here, knlrJfthat we depend
on low prlecjandlmmeTiirJales."
mucWabo'Str0 "ear
a. "uur system of business deallng-1. One
A guarantee protecting tho purchaser; l.The
jiriee, no oeviauon j x. casn ror erery thing!
jiiuiicj leiunieti it uo ouycr can't otbcrwlta
be suited.
V, "Nothing could he fairer."
A' . f.Pv.llnK-. And tho people ie It."
attention " rU' Blr' f0r TUr poUto
-.Ai " N,r ' ' cl,'v lt'1 Plure to tefre yon.
Coll again: and bo sure of the piate-Wana-maker
& Brown's Oak Halloui-Et cor
ncr s xth and Market," 'jTa r
Good moSlnjr "uuu M Elp" v,aoK-
lowest prices.
Building, Bloomsburg, Pa.
. T I) A TXTrn patntlmr. and eft a paint that
Br. Teny'sYf EUtal Iferve Bemefly .
For a perfect restoration of the nervous svstem
eaustnir un linmerliate anil Droner euro tn the- futlntv,
log rases: nertous deblltty Impaired nutrition of
Ihe body, lassitude, weakness lu the limbs and back.
Indisposition and Incapacity for study, dullness of
uiipit-iieuMun, loss vi memory, atersioneo Bocieiv,
llinlillty, t-elf-dWrust, dlrjlness, headache, Incident
to but li sexes, for whose benefit It la designed and
" i titi, gitutna li iu fii vmo it.
'I he 1'iOSt I mltie-tlt t,lllhlrl.ins r.f this (-nllntrt hntA
exerted theiiiseltes to'the utmost to check Ibrln-
creasnn; laiaucy resuitini; from ine relaiatlonof llio
nerves, llatlne for a lone peilod devoted much
study, time and tutor In esiabllshlni; a reircdvfor
the perfect restoiatlon of the nertous sjstem.'ttls
Kiutli) lutr tube able to announce ihe succtssai
leudlnir my new method, TLrnucu this remedy tho
nert es can be reached aud ln sucli a w bv that, how.
rin riiunui uui ji uMnuru, iney eun t'o peneciiy
lestcrtel. It acts on tho nert es at once, tet with
Ke ntle i.ess- re slcrlnc them to a natural btate, and
. vu.u, mt, uiu.Lvir mout Ul'use B.
Ilolli sexe s, moie ol less, II roush the prostration
ot the nertous sjttem, lose their energy, in such
Instances tho Nerte hemeely may bo relied upon lu
let Hint; the patient Into the vigor of youth.
'IheNer-e lttitedy Is rarelully comiunded and
nut up In boxes with full directions. Price, one dol
lar, expressed to any address on receipt of price,
lilt. 1. ClIAl'NCL'y TfcllltY.
, , . iws Vine Mriet, I'hlla.
Ofllcc hours, 11 a. m. to 3 p. m., T to D p. m.
Ularch le.fs.ly
AGI5NTR
iMOODY
WANTKIl FOIt THE
WONDLUKl'L CAltKKtt OF
SANKEY
IN Great Itrllain and America, lev un pininnnt n.
tine. Has oter ,U) pages and 13 illustrations. 1'ilce
tl. Hi s' book to sell. Nn other complete, stsi ugeuts
made first month, semi for nrnnfs. Arid-vicu 11 s.
lilitilisl'HKU A CO., 14 liiuclay bt., N, V.
Air is-izw.
FIUKSIIIK KDITI0X (IF "
SHAKESPEARE'S
COMPLETE WOUKS.
The Cheapest Book eter offered to the public.
UrgoTji. Fine paper. 40 ti tHNUiD iui'61batiok,
10 riKi-s IT P0 C NT EiC 11.
AciKN'is WANTF.D. Specimen, with two JUtu
tratlons, by mall, 10 cents.
1IAKL11, DAVIS & CO., I'hlladelphla.
AprS9 1y.
SVTTnS VKOKTAULF. 4 FLOWlTjt
uXjIjUV, Munts, Hoses. Dchllas, Fuchslss, Oer-
uiiiuiii.-, icuuiii imuiri, itiueuuius, lie, rend A
stump for Dretr's Harden Calendur, lss pages, lllut
tratetl, with radical direcilcns. HENltY a.
liltl.j-.lt, 114 Che smut tt , Philadelphia, Pa.
-Mar.fl, ';o.-ct. ' '
KADB FRYMIER & EDWARDS,
Suecebiois to 11. Dortey son,
OIIINA, GLASS & QUEENSWARE.
old Stand, !S Market bt., cpp. new p. o., Phlla.
Are efferlrp great Inducements to purchasers of
FltHNCll eJillNA DINNKltuUd TKA bins, plaid
and tleecralid, choice ujlts and superior uualltj.
Anexttnstte andtarltd ashrtlme-iaof CHAMPFft
PK'IH, FlllUO.N AMI IIOIIES'IIO CILAhhWAIlK
Plain, cut, and eiigrute d, our Mock has been curei
fully se liKlcd and purchased for cash, luabllng us to
ell at thee low est prices,. Especlalcate detotedto
our relull department. Particular attention irlTen
to decoiatleiu of china und glass lo order. In full seia
or to match broken sets. Jud llnotit latestkiilis
and liest makes ol Ml.VKU-WAKli 1
liieo. iiarehn-uw
flL-..n'rs.ir jtfrtxi3jA3rurnMjejspT-p-OTTy,Fs
HOMEOPATHIC
FAMILY MEDICINE CASES.
Ami books glMng plain and concise directions for
their use uie.aie u necessity ! every househo ld
for oltenw HI u timely dosoot medklnej Mute on u
kerloua euse of Htkness.
Mtwa i lioumctt TAFKL, 143 flrund bt New
Urk, will seiiu u. tutuloguo describltiK the dirwe-nt
t li le and t un, to any uadrcs cn rcuV ut u smuip,
'iUeti-b H the clde-bl tbtabllMuuent ot Ha kind Iu
Auitrlcit, liavlng beta fjunded lu it-tl,
Apr u-s,w.
INTERES
L EGAL ADVERTISEM NTS.
T
K ALL WHOM IT MAY COXOKKN.
rdironniirAihatnn theMthrtivof March. in, f
hn-ight of Kllmandiii Kemhlc the articles enmnerj
nut Itsjlow, and le.tte them In his itosneiislon tintll 1
wo Bt to renvim them. All persons air forbidden ut
InlflrfMewllhhUpossesslemof iMMm. .....
1 at je and ulenslls. 1 rocking chair, 1 bedstead, 1
wash stand. 1 sink. pigs. w nmx Rp
Aprlsjw,
ADMINISrHAl'OK'ri 4SuriL,h.
kstt or ociaaiiscorr, hiton.
lA-ttert ot Ailinlnlsl ration en the KsUM of flee.
Heotl ot Ottawissa Columbia County, dts-fiueea,
have Iwb irntnted by tlie lteerlt'r of suld couaty U
oenrsrei U. Mcott, of t:at Issit, Ooluinbln county, Vi.,
to witoiit ull persons Indebted to mi l KBUte are !
utte-sted tet make payment, and Ihoso huvlntf clsJma
ugttns the said estate will mako them known to the
s.tld udinlutstrutefr without dHny, .,
OEOitOtr o. SCOTT,
Apr. !!,:'.! Administrator.
4WtINIST HATOU'H NofiTiil
rsTiTi or mciiist. ORjTrs, bicsaskd
loMnr AftmlnNtratlnn on the estate of ulChatl
flrorer UU" of tho Town of lilooinsliunr. county of
Columbia. State of Pennsylvania, deceased, Uv
iwrn aranta to josnua retierman nnu abius wry-
estitcare re'iuested to make payment t i the Ad
v. tn wl,Am nil horanns lndPTltetl U3 Bkia
ministrators Biino tne-no s nm in ";" ",,. ii v ,.-
titose hsvlnerV-lstins or demands will make know
tko same without delay.
AAiturc cititivitit,
April 14-w Administrator.
EXKCUTOU'S NOTICE.
RSTSTd Or JOHN AI.LEM, DSCKASRD.
letters testttnientixry ontlie tsUte.of John AUei,
late of Madison twp., Columbia county, deceased,
have h-en granted bv the He trlster of said county to
Joun A. Funston, of Illoomsburg, Columbia coun
ty, l'a., Ilxecutor, to wtioin nil persons Indebted to
raid estafo are re-iiuested to make payment and
luoso naving claims or uejianas against, tuu uiu
cstato will make them known to the said Executor
without dclav. ;olIH A. FUNS TON,
April 1 1 " executor
jXKCUTOR'8 NOTIL'Ii
I J asTxra or nxvlo nun, naciistD.
letters tesutenentarv oa the estaw of Parld
itifT l.itM nf ite.tvpr twn.. ool.. Co.. decoaaea
have Deen granted by the Itesister of ald county to
Conrad Deltz, of Beaver township, Columbia county,
Kxrciitnr, to whom all persons; Indebted are request
ed lo mako payment, aud IhuM having claims or
demands against tho said estate will make theut
known to me saia executor wimoni m-iny.
April T.-Hw.' Ktet-ntor.
Verbatim Reporting.
TERMS! Actual traveling-, boardtnr-. and otoer
eipenses; five dollars a se-sslun, fur taking the report!
an I ten cents a folio, ( hundred words, ) for writing
out Into long-hand.
Whore the matter reported In one day equals or
exceeds fifty folios, the lire-dollar fee will be remitt
ed, and the transcrlblug into long-band charged at
fifteen cents a folio; but, 'it all such cases. If fewer
than fifty rollos are purchased, the Cve dollars will
be charged.
Address. , N. Walker, A.M., Court-stenographer,
Illoomsburg, Columbia county, Pennsylva
nia. Residence. Iron street, between Tnira am
fourth.
Office. With n. E. Orvls. Esei. . Colnmblan-ouno-
Ing; entrance.opposlte the east gabs to Ut court
house yaicL first door, first door to right.
omce-nour, irutn iwotve to on o ciecs.
reb 11, 187-ly
UDITOH'S KEPOUT OF
i.uiiam ana e.r.is iitAt.uv
roon DtsTMCT
tor the year ending April loth 1S".
NEIL LKNinAN, Collector for 1171.
Dr.
To a int. ot norough Duplicate tor 1871
tuttt
(SSIKI
iwp
$401384
Cr.
By amt. returned to commissioners for
coueciion, on Doro. aupncaio
" ' on twp. "
M Ot
13113
317414
Kioneratlons on boro. dupllcaU
twp.
1IM
Kid
317 1
Collector's commlsslon"at s per
cent on boro. duplicate
col's con . on ttt y. duplicate
184 SI
321731
aint.
raid Ed. Curler treasurer
Balance not collected
314143
37 43
344134
ED. CUHLEY, Treasurer for 187S.
Dr.
To amt. received of Thos Gerrahty
treasurer tor iei4, aaper Balance
June T. 1S7.1
amt. reed, ot Nell Lenlhan collector
$733 04
3148 ill
$S0041
H305 91
By amt. of ordrs redeemed and canceled
commission onKw 41 ete v per cr.
Ualance ln hands ot treasurer ,
(387733
I.19T Or UNSEATED L1MD TAX IN TM ICKOCOU B-
TCKSEOTO TUX COuMlSSlONEKS FOR COLtXCTION.
eter F. Collins
. $4 e
tn
, l to
60
. 1 S3
33
33
, 1 00
3S
3S
tfi
. 1 03
f6
U
. 1 CIS
S3
ta
u
. 1 10
.in
35
&3
. 1 33
33
33
Jumes Callahan
Wellinirton Cleaver...
Henry Davis
Ilenlamln ClrltTlths.....
John o. Hanley..
'1 hob. uoweits
.Michael llannan
Thos. Holmes
John J. Hughes
Carollno Kline
Kline He llibold.......
1 euls Kantner
Mdow Keller
Hlchard Keller ,
Patrick Laugdon
L)od Marks
lien. Marks. .. ....
Thos. Mahon
Mrs. clrace More
Parks
1 atrlck cjulnn
11. F. Hhepard
Mweet k Torrey
Fred Whltuek.
Wrn. Zelgler
(23 01
LIST Or UNSEATED LAND TAX IN TOWNSnir KETbU.NED
TO COMH1S310NEXS I OK COU.LCTION.
Wm. Brown
Kbeuerer Hrennanaa...
John Beam
Nathan mown
Pe ter Hucuiier
Andrew Hurt.
Mrs. John lturke
Catharine cook
David Cook .
I'hlllp culp
John Davis
Cleo. De-tvald
Jerry (leorge
Frank' llallagher
Catharine t.ioUt
Ktl. llanabaclt.
John Houston ,
I'eler Jolce
Kvan T. Jones
Fred Kllngrrman
tieo. Kochelrts
John D. Morgui
nerruncH Meiiulro
Starr .Morris .
Felix .McManlmun
Peter lIcManlmun
Anthony Murphy
lllchord Murphv
'I'll' mas Murrhy
U.S. Marr.....
Michael Pis'se m
'Ihouias Hushtoni
Mary llushte n
Henry K-liuetTer
1 ewls Drlesbucn
. 1 oo
31 S7
. is 74
31 CO
, T 1)0
so
73
to
70
, 8 Oil
30
. 1 OS
30
30
. 1 OS
SI
, S 73
60
30
to
, 1 00
S CO
40
3 CO
1 00
1 00
40
40
411
J 73
, 3 13
3 n
, 8 13
3 7
10
Jacob Trlon
4 10
4 tej
Jacob Trlou
1131 U
LIST;0r EXOSkXAIIOKS ON 101:01011 Cl'rilCATK.
James Hrjson 75
Cntharne tair j 33
hlizubeth Chary 1 CO
Thomas Uuughan. 1 CO
Mrs. Mary llanley . s 5.
Widow tiallaghrr 1 ai
James.McManlmun 1 10
VtlUotv tirndj 1 et
Mrs. e o.-nehus I enlhun 1 00
Widow o Dour.elL. m. bo
(It 03
riOSEKATIONS ON lOHNflllr blTUCAIE.
l't ter Iirad'ey
Wldotv llraellef
Hills & Morris. ....
75
73
13 00
(14 10
1 1st or.ouiikr.s kkdiemed a u CAseti tn bt thk
Avunoiui.
order vo 68, (illbert Kline, for gro-
icinoiuiiiiauru reu iiuusei 9 si
" No. sis, N, D. Harman, fur repair-
log harness. Ac. it 40
" No. vein, w 11110m Hughes, for plas
ter for fa-nt k j;
" No. M, II, a. Weldensaul, for ooal
for Pear House v 10
" No, V4, lujun Cain, for auttlng
timber and clearing land ut'J
" No. S47, cieorgo Lojer, forknlvea
and guard fur reaiier 1 33
" No. sea, bumucl p. Levan, for teed
wheat, Ac. t 0
" No, 3, lwls Kan'.ner, tor w ton
coal for Poor House 1 14
" No. 373, Andrew Ueavar, for work
on farm 4 m
No. sis, Isaiah Yeagor, lor meat
tor Poor House 11 14
" No.378, lulah llower, tor work oa
farm 4 00
" No. ls. Henry lienor, forMack.
smith work 11 ej
" No. lis, liuMt llower, tur grata
and hay for poor House) US M
" No vvs, Johanna O'CoBoer, for
horse hire j ot
" No. 8se, Auditors and Clerk, for
audlilagln June, Kit ieo ej
". "?:' ,?d. L'uriey, tor groorrles
for Poor llouto lilts
" No. Si, Mrs. lierrahty, for eloth-
Ing vagrants and destitute children bo 00
(Ml 41
Ow lnr to the fact that lt la rlslnipii il ,,,.. .
wore desiuo) ed bt fir, tht Heal liUtle and luproits
menl aecouut could not 1 d)usted. Forthe aarne
reason Ihe outstanding lndtUednesa could not be
ascertained. We itimfcre resolved to ancoint a
any, b) glvirgputlle iiotlte, tn wkicltteitull tnau
ouistanulngeiiicis.
i' eiewsru'. attcouniwaa rotprcteDted to the
We, the tiBc'erslgned, Audltera tf Ccnynghatu
township and Ctntralla poor Distilct, certify that
tho ubote nateuieiil la the ltt we cm mate tmdeer
the eircuiuslaiiceti.
we iwilhtr ugrcethat the ray ef rath DIhcU
Ihall be three dcillaii for each dy necestsrllv spent
as lllreCtor. Iho numlier 1 1 11 rtlii.-a f .,1,1 ll.i.j
sliull not eicitU Iwelte 1 rr amiuui.iturtt silduieat
!!!"? L.'w U"'J t Ihe I'ooe liuuie cf suld
lilslrlet, AloulUtl Ihelulluwlng rules shall tw the
hlghtu dally lujlcr hersehlui nteuoleis for a
tingle, unanlghf dollautor attobbl lru. Also
tuut intiiriitn rum! teulawn 01 u.a lUiCIOlaler
11 elrtlme tiatll the same 1 s lI ii.HilJ tu ikuAtidi.
10. sat ihtlrkut-ualscitleiuiia.
KIi. Ml 111'IIV. I Auditors tf
TtU II, 1'lllCK, cvbUalli scr.
EiiH'AltU HlelHKS, I AiidtoiitX
AlAltilN IUSIt.AS, I I'ltjPgUlU. .!'.