THE COLUMBIAN AH DEM()(IllAT,BLOOMSBURG( COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
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BaOOKWAYifc ELWELL, Editors.
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BLOOMSfcURG, PA.
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Friday, So pt. 90. 1870
TIIAT INCOME TAX
In our opinion tho stereotyped campaign
Ho about Tlldon's liieoino was so glaring
that It needed no refutntlon. Hut tlio an
swer is so complete and crushing that wo
give It Kpncc, mid call tlio special attention
of our Republican readers to it, because
their party organs whilst quick to sL.rt u
slander, will never publish tlio vindication.
The action of tlio Government in refusion
Mr. Hewitt copies of tlio income return, but
strengthens the popular opinion that this is
not a government by tlio people, for the peo
ple, but.a government curried on for tlio
purpose, of slandering honest men, and
screening tho corruption of Republican of
ficials" TliU END 01' HELL DATE.
Tito blowing up of Hell thito reef was
successfully accomplished on Sunday after
noon last without any datnago to property,
not even so much as a broken pano of class
in tho houses along shore. Gen. Newton of
tho regular army lias been tho engineer of
the work and may well be congratulated on
having achioved ono tho greatest engineer
lag feats of tho century. 52,000 pounds of
explosives rendrock and vulcan powders
and dynamite wcro used in tho explosion
nnd electricity was tho means employed to
firo this enormous mass of twenty-six net
tons, alio key of tho battery which ignited
tho charges was pressed by tho tiny hand of
tho General's little daughter Mary, two and
n half years old, and in a moment a mighty
column of water rose soventy feet iu tho
air carrying with it a gigantic rock weighing
at least sixty tons ; tho earth trembled and
as tho water fell back a hugo wave rolled
away to tlio shore. It is estimated that
250,000 peoplo witnessed tho explosion.
Thn TAmnnr.,1 lis nrna. la v.t,lilfiilt,n,v nrt n -
tlcle headed, "Vhero nro the Independents
;omgr- unu among otners named as worK-
ni? fnr Tllrlpn nml TTAnrlrIr.l'j wa oaa onr.li
persons as Chris. A. Dana, A'ex. McClure,
uov.uuiu, uu ouicr, wny, uiess tno in
nocents' souls ; these men were driven from
the Republican party, because of their un
fitness I If you can't get up better material
for independents, then stop at once.
Tho above cheerful little paragraph is
taken from the Clinton Republican edited by
Mr. John Bannister Gibson Kinsloe and
published in Lock Haven. Xo fully appre
ciate.the full beauty of tho sentiment it is
necessary to remember that Mosby, Ross
Shepherd, Babcock. Harrincton. Ben Butler.
and also McKee, Avery and a few others
now jn.the Penitentiary are members of the
Republican party in good standing. How
mucithe country has gained by the expul
sion of Charles Sumner and tho gentlemen
mentioned iu the articlo.qtioted it is difficult
todetermino what it has lost is very appar
ent. , Zack Chandler and Morton are, the
leaders of, the party now, and wo hardiy
think, tho better class ofj men in the country
will deemithem superior to Charles A.. Dana
and ex-pqvyCurtin..
Burning iho grosses from Graves. v , ,
LSCASTElt.'S'ept. l'5.-iAt 'Republican
bonfire and. meeting fn this place, on Ved-nesdaynight,-cr6sses
wero takeh'ironi graves'
iu Sti JomjuITs German Catholic graveyard
and piled on thu firo.
We republish the above dispatch. Has it
come"to tb.lt, that the graves of the dead arc
to bo'desecrated, to gratify the 'malignancy
of Radical intolerance? Is proscription by
Know Nothing, by Hayes' secret "Alli-ance"-agaiu
to tako root iu Amerjca, tho
boasted "Land of lie free, und home of the
brave?" Is the Declaration of Independ
ence a Ho when it invited all -classes and
creeds hither, and authorized them to wor
ship'Almigh'ty God according to 'the dic
tates of their own consciences? Is our Con
stitution a lio when it says that 'Congress
shall make no law respecting the establish
ment of religion, or prohibiting tho free
exercise thereof?" Or do our opponents in
their desperation desire to renew a sectional
war, and inaugurate one of race and religion?
Thinking men, Beware !
Officeholders under tho Grant adminis
tration are. having a lively nnd enjoyable
time just now. Zack Chandler .who is run
ning the Republican party in "the Interest
of Hayes, has ju3t made his secbud levy of
two per cent on the salaries of government
officials for campaign expenses. It's early
yet in the fight and after Ohio and Indiana
-e disposed of in October, there-will proba
bly bo 6ome moro two per cent. subscriptions
before tbo November election, - Zack is fol
lowing the plan laid down by Kilpatrick
"the bloody shirt with money." Grant sub
perilled $1000 which is two' per cent of his
salary will Zachariah call on Jiimforhis
second subscription ? T
The Boston roit thinks that "as. a politi
cal curiosity, the man who bus hepn elrnt.
cd to the United States Senate as a means of
enablinr him to evade the investigations of
weiiouseis worth going to see ; for his
species will soon become extinct and fossil."
By all of which Is meant Blaino of Maine.
It looks very much as If tho campaign
against the Indians was about at an end
and tho red skins are decidedly ahead. Tho
troops have suffered terriblv not onlv nt lh
hands of tho Indians, but from hunger and
exposure. j.uo result may boBummcdup
as loilovva : Hundreds of soldiers and valua
ble officers killed and many millions of mon
ey oxpeuded for a few dead Indians and i
lmudful ofprUoners. Mr. Bittlmj'Biill could
carry on luu Mm! or warfare until ho (lied
of old ugf. and hU followers with him. Ln,
forn they could be conquered at such a rate
of destruction. Tho Indian campaign im
been uu utter failure nnd the people might
as well know it. Tho great Sheridan has
managed the affair.
If there bo one thing more than anothtj
which impels us to tho belief ilmt il, I
UtO U Unfit for tho ballot, it is this; ilmt nC
ter the Frccduian's Bank swindle was fully
exposed and made public nnd npno knew
ueucr man tlm negro bow coiuplcfo lid
nwiudle waV-be still continues to vole fo
tho mini wtin rrd.kA.1 Mm A will ll.'l
tbo baud that VcU jitui.but 'a freo man
who Is fit to exercise the rights of a cltiseu
should have, more independence and strength
qj win. i lie negro lias been a, tool orJte
publican iiollticians since t e war rinsed ami
not even when plundered by his masters cjiii
ue urea ioo.so from Ills chains.
Twq Mollie Magulrti, John J, Slattery
andtMichne) Doolin, charged with conspira
cy to murder Win, and Jcssp Mnjor, were
convicted at 1'olUylllo on Saturday,
; lllnino nnd Tihlcn.
"I nm opposed to Mr. Tlldon,"sald Blaino
at Boston, "becauso nt a great crisis in his
country a fato bo proved unfaithful, nnd
when R lay bleeding at every poro from
wounds by rebel hordes ho passed by on tho
other side." Yet Sam Tildon was a better
Union man than Jim Blaine. It is only
since the fighting stopped that tho latter has
becu greatly exercised "abotil bis bleeding
country.
When that country "lay bleeding at
every pore" fronT vbundu byrebclbordes,
nialno happened to bp, drafted. Of course
he rushed nt onca .tq hurl back the rebel
hordes and stanch every pore of his bleeding
country? Oh, no; lie hired an ablo bodied
substitute, and provided lilin with a soft
cushioned chair in tho provost marshal's of
fice nt Augusta, Tho nblo bodied substi
tute was shortly removed to tho county jail
fur stealing? but Blaino was too busy ma
king n fortune out of Spencer's rille contract
to hlint for another.
This Is tho extent of Blaine's war record,
and, as wo have said, S.un Tllilcn's is va'tly
honcster, more patriotic, and more credita
ble. The true reason why Blaine opposes
Tilden was not mentioned at Boston. It Is
tho same reason which every roguo has for
fearing nnd hitting tho uncompromising en
emy of rascality and rase lis. X, V. Sun.
WoucnsTKli, Sept. C. Chas. Francis Ad
ams has been nominated by acclamation.
Massachusetts nominates Charles Francis
Adams as Dcmocratio candidato for Gover
nor. Tho old tlmo democracy hated tho
ii'imo of Adams as they pretended to hate
"Blue Light Federalism.1' Whether Mr.
Adams is a democrat now they do not ask.
They" know that he Js a representative of
Yankee educated aristocracy, a llttlo more
impracticable than was Charles Sumner, nnd
they hopo to secure Votes from the ranks of
their enemies by tho nominations. How
are the Democracy fallen. Record of the
lima.
The Republicans nro concentrating their
abuse on such men as Charles F. Adams,
and tho dead Sumner, men who founded
tho Republican party, and had tho confi
dence of Lincoln and his supporters. They
wcro mado wclcomo to tho Democratic party
after tho Rutlcrs, Babcocks, Belknaps, and
Camcrons had usurped control of tho Re
publican organlzatlou and mado it tho par
ty of plunder nnd corruption. How havo
our opponents fallen to villify their purest
and ablest men I
All that is now necessary is for the Georgia
Democrats to swear half as hard as Tilden
did on bis income to enable them to disfran
chise the wbolo colored population of
Georgia under the provision of too infamous
law below cited. It is a master piece of
Democratic strategy :
Under a recently enacted law of Alabama,
larceny works a forfeiture of the voting fran
chise, and, as an Augusta, Oa., paper states:
"If a person stenls a pig or a chicken down
there It is a penitentiary offence, and the
thief forever forfeits his right to vote."
Gazette it Bulletin.
Our neighbor is disgusted becauce the
Georgia law punishes both black pud white
for theft. It is an admission that the colored
Republicans aro thieves, nnd a regret for their
punishment. It occurs to us that the best
plan would bo for tho colored men to stop
stealing. Ills good advice, also for some
of their political masters high in office.
The yellow fever is raging terribly at Sa
vannah, over 2000 cases having been re
ported. Tho mortality is greater than has
ever been known before. There were 00
deaths in ono day last week. The disease
has also broken out in Charleston' and bids
fairito'become epidemic. In Brunswick; Ga
there arc COO cases about' half the' popu
lation pf ihe town. This stato b'f 'Georgia
appeals to the country at large or assistance
as tile expenses hnvo grown "very great,
amounting to over $3000 per day in Sa
vannah alone, Generous contribution have
been made by'lho merchants ot 'Ne York
city nnd the insuranco companies of Hart
ford, Conn. Tho destitution in Savannah Is'
reported as being frightful.
By tho death of a.near relative, and care
ful use of means nt command, Gen. Wash
ington was wealthy beforo entering upon
duty ns commander-in-chief of tho army.
Ho was thus independent in temporal affairs
and was never open to the suspicion of
greea or corruption, uy tno partiality oi a
wealthy bachelor uncle, ami ins own indus
try and Care. Gen. Hayes also is in tlio en
joyment of large wealth, which nlaces him
beyouu reach ot ordinary temptations to ttso
his portion to advance bis fortunt. Zetra-
burg Chronicle.
Very good ; and as Gov. Tilden is much
more wealthy than either General Washing
ton or Mr. Hayes, it follows as a matter of
course that he U the fittest man .for l'resl
dent. Much obliged to you, Mr. Chronicle
for the premises from which wo can draw bo
pleasing a deduction.
In Forest county, on Thursday of last
week the mountain streams became greatly
swollen from the recent storm, tho waters
flooding thopaitly-settledvalleysin tho 1 urn
ber regions and doing much damage. Near
Ralstou sixteen persons lost their lives. Iu
McKean county the storm was of long dura
tion an 1 severe. Two persons were drowned
near Soutliport. In Tioga county three lives
are known to have been lot,aid it is authent'
cally reported that four persons were drown
ed while attempting to cross a swollen stream
at Wcllsport,
The "light in tho East" is what tho Rads
now call Vermont. Sho was a light in tho
Fast I u 1812, when her Legislature passed
an act prohibiting her militia from leaving
tho Stato to aid in the national defence,
She was a light then, but it was a blue light.
Shr has been voting tho nnti-Democratic
ticket ever since. .
You cannot bet a duck on goose eggs and
hatch anything but goslings. No amount
of shouting, or of entreaty, or of eulogies on
the duck will niter tho result. You can
not set a Hayes on the eggs o(Crantism and
produce anything but a,brosd of corruption,
and Its no uso trying. A; 1 , fsji.
Another frightful maritime disaster is re
ported, ihe British ship Lammeiinoor
thought to hava'fnundcreU at sea, with i
''hands on board, iiYiliibcring 350. She wat
first class (run vessel of largo dimensions m
unusually well built
Hayes ought to aond a largo sum to tl.o
U reasury nnd call It "concienca money."
Ho cl ilins to have reformed since ho did it
We nr- looking foriv credit of oonscienco
money koou. ,
Every moment of your lives every part of
your body Is wearing out and is being built
up anew. This work is accomplished by
the blood, but If tho blood does not perform
Its Work pmlierly the system Is polvmid.
Cloanso tlm blood by the use of Dr. Bull's
Vegetable Pills. .Jlarmleaj but elpclont.
The Marline Was Worn Oat.
Why? Not becauso it was not well built,
but it was wrongly rum Thousands of men
who have run down long before th iir three
suofo and, ten yyars are accomplished, might
have been renewed into sprfghtlineiiH nm!
viu) If. they had tried the well known Per
uvian oyrup, which contains among its com.
lound the l'rotoxide of Jron, so combined
that it aadiiiihitcs, with tho blood and invig
orates tho whole system. The syrup has
proved efficacious in thnuands of raws, und
wil do everybody good who uses it. All
UruggltU keep It.
Hnvo you tried Kirby'a WildCherry.'Cough
Balsam ? A very palatenblo 'compound for
tho various affections of tlm throat and lungs
It has been used with success, in sovon cacs
of asthma glylngjnstaht relief and In many
cases effecting a'perilamcnt cure. Trlco 60
cents per b3ltlo and (wslttvclj wafranted to
glvo ontlro satisfaction t r money refunded.
Klrby'sMaglo Relief for tho Instant euro
of sovero nnd acute pains.
Klrbv's Tasteless Worm Lozenges, pleas
nnt. safe nnd effectualf
Klrby's Horso nnd Cattlo Powders nro tlio
best powders for stock, manufactured. Tjy
them nnd be convinced. 1
"Kirby's 'Camphor-Ice- for-BUnbttrnSf soro
lips nnd chapped hands.
Gill's Hilllous nnd Liver Bills nro recom
mended by the first Physician, 1
Tho nbovo preparations aro fur salo by nil
Druggists and dealers iu medicine.
Movr.ii Bttoritints,
July 21,70.-1 Wholesale Agents.
Important fo Centennial Visitors.
Many of our readers who yet intend to
visit Philadelphia, will wish to do so at tho
least posslhlo cost and trouble. They will
not wish to pay hotel rates when they can
obtain good accommodations at privntu anil
hoarding houses nt one-third hotel rates.
During September and October the crowds
wili be so la. go that they cannot bo accomo
dated nt hotels, and to avoid trouble on their
arrival all should know where they nro going
to slop, beforo leaving home. You can ob
tain good accommodations by thu week lor
from $5 to $10, or by tho day from 1 to 52.
To do this you must write to ,T. Weaver &
Co., 1318 Market street, Philadelphia, and
they will, on receipt of $1, to pay them for
their trouble and expense, send you a list
of ono hundred boarding bouses, giving tho
prices charged bv tho dav or week. You
can then select it placo for yourself, nnd
make arrangements direct with the parties
you wish to stop with. In this wny you can
save from S10 to ?25. Should you wish to
stop at a hotel they will inaico all necccssa
ry arrangements for you nnd chnrgo you but
if 1. 1'hU it our advice. Tale it. State what
paper you saV this iu.
Sept. 22, 1S7C.
As HiSTOiucAT. Fact. F.vcry scent who ha
been steadily (selling thu Improved $20 Homo
:tenu Sewing JUacliino lor tlireoycarsj owns ills
Iwvilina house, has a irood account in bank, is
clear of debt, and has money at Interest. the
uamrai consequence oi pccuriiig uguuu nKeni
for superior goods at the lowcut prices. A good
first-class Sewing Machine, met useful reliable
at all limes, easy to understand and control, the
Bame siie and docs tho same work as any ma
chines that sell nt four times tho price. There
is no machine nt any price better, or that will
do finer or more work, and certainly none so
low in price by many dollars. The Homestead
is widely known and ued in thousands of fam
ilies in the Kastern and Middle States, and dai
ly becoming opilinr in the West. It will save
its cost several times over in one feaon, doing
the work of the family, or will earn four or five
dollars a day for any man or woman who sews
for a living. It is the ftronncst machine made,
is ready nt all times to do its work, makes the
strongest nnd finest stitch vet invented, and is
fully acknowledged as the Standard Family
Sewing Machine. Price, complete for domes
tie use, $20, delivered it your dcor, no matter
how remoto you may reside. Business perma
nent and honorable, with moro certain and rap
id sales, and larger profits than any other. Ex
traordinary liberal oflers made to local or trav
eling agents where we have none established ;
or, if there is no agent near you, send your or
der direct to the factory. Addicss John II
Kendall & Co., 030 Broadway, New York.
ilay o, 70 ly.
National Democratic Ticket.
Fon ntnsinnNT,
SAMUEL J. TILDEN,
OF NEW YORK.
ron vice 1'insinr.NT,
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
OF INDIANA.
llemocrHtlo Elertornl Ticket.
KLECTOI1S AT LAME.
CniUl.ES It. Dl-CKALKW-SiMCEL 11. Wll-SOtf.
DISTWCT KLECTOHS.
Itobert F. Steol . w
cinorgo It. Hell 15
Wm. II Wrlijlit ... W,
TlioinaslC. (laiLlll IT
John Morgan is
.li A. Morrison 19
Col. o. Jones tn
wm. K. lluwlc . 41
Joel L. Llchtner VI
Ilanlcl i. toas
Mncfonum
John II. UM
Thomas power
PaUd small
Ketnstljn Wlmrnor,
James J. Hn&lclt
John II. (inllirlo
.11. M. (Ubson
Kavld L. Morris
II. a. lirown
II. T. Truiuljiwcr a
(!eo. II. Itowland hi
12 John Nealon 123
13 J. 11. McCam.vnt 2'I
Thomas V, G raj son
. Morris.
27 llenjamln V
County Officers.
STATU SENATOIt,
CHARLES G. BARICLEY.
of Hloomtbnrg,
Subject to Senatorial .Conference,
r.urncsn.NTATivijf!,
K. J. McIIENRY,
of Ftihingcreeh,
DAVID S. BROWN,
of Main.
ASSOCIATE JUDOES,
F. L. SHUMAN,
of Calawitsa.
ISAAC IC KR1CKHAUM,
of lenton.
SlIEMl'F,
JOHN W. HOFFMAN,
of Dloornburg.
JtJIiY COMMI3JIOSEB,
ELI ROBBIN8,
of Fithingcnci.
DmiipcrtUlo Standing Committee.
Deaver-Xathan Dredbondcr, Jr.
Beaton -W. if. Smith,
lterwlcfc W. T. fnyfler.
Bloomsburi; E. W. J. Iluckalew,
Illoom&burs W. II. W. MCItej noMs.
BrlarcreeU Wm. I.ainon.
Catawlssa-E. M. Tovvksbury.
CcDtrolta Manus Melirearty.
Centre II, A. Bcbwepponlnlser,
Co'njngUam N, NIel Ix'nlh.in,
Conynsham 8. Peter I.uby,
Ilslilnsereck Frauk Wnl(
Kranklin lacob KnltUe.
Ureenwood-t). W. UtC
Hemlock Wm. fllrton. '
Jackson Wm. L. Uuiinlue, i
Locuw-Wm. II. lielnUild. '
Madison Conrad Kramer.
Maln-W. V. Slmman;
Miciln-I). II. Moutsomery.
Montour-J, N. (lordon.
MU I'loasant-A. T. IL-eler.
Orani.'0-Abraham Wlilto.
l'Ino W. KarsUner.
Iloarlnscroek J. 11. Kllngcr,
Bcott-0, 1'. Eat.
Bui-arloaf-E, S. Fritz.
Digest of Election Laws.
Polls open nt 7 a. in. and closo nt 7 p. in,
WHO CAN VOTE,
Every male citizen, twenty. one years of
age, possesing the following fpi.illfleatlons,
sunn uc entitled to vote at nil elections t
i. lie shall have been a citUeu of tho
United Slates one month,
a. Ho shall havo resided In the stato oni
year: or. If having previously beon n nnnll
fled elector or native born citizen thereof;
aud shall have; removed therefrom and re
turned, th,en be shall hure redded' tlnreln
six mon.ls Immediately preccdiug the elec
tion, j
ft Hcsiiall jiayo iafjed n flie-djtrfct
wberp ho lute rids 'to' vdo two months im
mediately preceding t'ho elixtion, Instead oV
ten days, as formprly,
i. If twenty.ouo.yeari pfc, or upward,,
hq lliall havQ paidwlblu twq yenis, a stato
or county tax, whiclijdm'lj have hen assess
ed t(least tvvpjupiitherjjfjfpt i'l'eleo
nm jiali af dca,. mtjli proylous
to the, same, ,, .
f; Foreign bijrAcItiifsiSi.ipurt havo b,fcn
naturaliicd ja .casrtiuiitiucii jjic'ofo 4l?
election, and must coulorm to tho require-.
ments contained In section preccdiug.
H'ho election, will beheld on "tho Tiles
aj iicott fiillmvfng le-first Monday , of No
ember," being this' year llic 7t)i day oftho
month. " ! ,
Fridnv. mentember 8th. Is ihn last tlnv. for
being1 assessed. X? ' - " V
Saturday, October 7th. Is thu lost day for
securing naturalization papers.
Snlurdnv. DclnSnr Tib. Is Ihn bmt ihiv nn
fhlch taxes cairiio pald lti" legal ttmo"'(o'
Tlio abov ialcs Vfioitiil bo carefully rc
meniljcrieil and Tci oil "on voters.
Marriages.
HKKKIt-WiXTI,.K'STi:iN.-At tlm house of (lis
bible's father, Hept. 21st, by llev.Alex. II. Jni 1:, ot
llarleton, Mr. .7, II. skevr, of Hinekton, funnel I vuf
Kingston, and .Miss Liu".i M. Interstelii, of Mllllio-
Mile, Col. Co., Pn.
YOIIKY-IIETU:it.-On the Kith lust., nt EnnB.
Mile, by l!ov, S. I'. Hilner, Mr. Jnm"s II. Voboy, ot
llrrwICK, to Miss Falinlc! Ill tier, of Ikllenllle,
Deaths.
l'OWI.KI!.-ln llrlarcreek, Sept. 20, Vincent row-
lor, In lil 12 llli j nar.
MAllKETJlEPOllTS.
BLOOMSBURO MARKET.
Wheat per bushel s 1,20
ltyo r,
Coin, new, " r.o
oats, " " ,,, .so
Flour per barrel ;.,-u
rlovci'Hccd (... 7. 'in
Vlaxseod l.ui
niuicr :io
larcH , ,. .11
lullow .Ill
I'otutuos u
Dried Apples :. .10
Hams in
sides Shoulders , , , , . ,n
ii jiur ixjuua , , , , , ,io
llaypcrton li.w
Ileoswux 'la
Timothy Heed 4.W
VuuiAi'iu.-a run lual.
No. 4 on Wharf s 4,oo per Ton
No. 6 " " f 3,75
No. S ' $ 2,E0 H
Ulacksmltlrs Lump on -.riurt t 4,oj " "
uiiuuuunus i 6.oo "
N EW AOVER. TISEiVlENrs.
A UDITOR'S NOTlCK.
r KSfATK OK rilAWI.KS DYF.lt. DECK VPrn.
'1 no uuderstL-ned. Auditor to lnako tlKtriimf inn t,t
mo uuiauL-o oi inn niuus unions xno neirs or Charles
Dyer, Into of lloirlngvreck township, ileenaseil, will
attend to tbo nnpolntment at tbo onicoof W.I. Cut.
lv, In Catnwlssn, on saturd.iy, ibo elmentli day of
Novemlwr, A.l). IMA, when nnd where all persons
1I...1HH .-."iliin .iuilini luu Willi eniillU ICmiirCIl
to present thu saino beforo tin Auditor, or bo do
barred from coinlns; tutor a share of a.ibi fund.
JOHN -M CI,M!K,
Sep. 29-"w. Audlior.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OK WILI.HU liillllKIt, I.ATK OKSIAUI-
pon TowN-smr, iuxkaskd.
Tho undcrstcrni d Aiiilltnr ti m-ikn ill.titlintiAt, r
the fund In the hands of tho Admlntst.atorof the es-
iiiiu ui iiiium nanier, iieceuseo, tMll titteud to tho
duties of bis aDoolntinent. nt bis nmen iti imintntt.
bare, on Saturday, Nov. 4th, IM0, nt 10 o'clock a.
m., when and wheru u!l persons lmlnj- oliilms
against tho said oslate, aro reiptlred u present, tho1
samo berore tho Aiidltur, or bu debiirrcu Hum com
ing la to- a rhnro of mitd fund.
1 1'. XIILLMKYKII,
Sep. 29-iw Auditor.
SHERIFFS SALES.
Ily VlrtUO Of sundry writs of Venilltlnnl rTilrtnnq In
mo directed will bo exposed lo public sale at tho
court House lu Dloomsburt', at oiio o'clock p. m;ou
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27th, 187G,
All that eel tain tract, or lot of l.iml sltu.itn In t'lnn
lovrnshlo. Columbia countv. Pa . tiiiuiideft nmi oe.
hcrlbed us follows: On tliu north by land of' Asber
L'tillmer. e.ist by land or unali Fihner. souihti-
laud formerly owned by U. Mvudeuhall, wutt by bind
or Susan I'iius; cuutalulu,' 54 acres, 14 of which
nro cleared; whereon aro erected u story lotr
ALSO,
Tho onc-oleveutli lnterebt in a farm in Raid PlnA
township, cuuuilu'ui; no neies,bui"id.-d on the noilli
bj latiu of Wesley llalier, east by land oi StiMin
I'aus, HoutU by loud ot Jl. Ateiidei.ball, uvtt by land
ot l',,W. I'aus, unit known aatbu laimot Ihomus
ruus, ueceawu; wuereon luu cteca-uu twostory
fr.uno house, barn and ouibulldloKs.
belied, taken Into execution aud to be sold as tho
proportyol Jonhua It, l uus.
ALSO,
At tho samo tlmo 'and place, n'l that cerUaln leal
estate sit nam liitne. vnu-coi .Monuina, .lolumiila
county, I'a., bounded and uesctlbeil as ruilows : uu.
tnueaslby Centre street,' south by a public street,
west by uuulluy, nurth by Daulel tloodmaii. .haul
lut boluffiw feet Pi depth, moro or less, uud coiuet
lu front, moro or less.
belied, taken into execution and to bu bold as tho
property of I'liUlp li. Hushes.
ALSO,
At tho samo tlmo and place, all that certain lot Of
ground sltuulo lu (lie.liurinit,-liiir t'entralla.Coluinlit.i
county, l'a bounded und ihscilbedus fullunH: (lu
tlm south by lot of the bociiit .Mt. coal und Iron Co.,
east by a public road, north by lot of John ilo
rau, ind west by uuailoij cuutalulnt' lu fiontirt
feet, mere or less, and 150 feet lu depth, men! or
less; whereon uiocrected u frame dnelllm; bouse,
stole rouui aid uutbutldinits.
selircd, taken Into execution nnd to bo sold as tho
propi-i ryul John Pleasant lloagiaud.
ALSO.
At tho same tlmo and placo, al' that cert Un lot of
land situate In the liuruiiifli of Ceutralla. Columbia
county, l'n Iniunded und descrltied as fullows: on
tho cast, by ('avion St., siuth by Noi th -t., wasCb)
ai alley, north by lot of lleniy Jaspeu, bolu-Su It. in
front and 140 feet deep, uu w bleb uro erectc u Iramu
dwelllnfr housf.a iari;o two story frame wagou shup,
and a blacksmith shop.
Melred, taken lutu oiecutlon, aud to bo told as t'ao
property of Iteuuon Fnhrlujer,
CONDITIONS OV SAtE.-Purch.iscrs mlist pay
ten per cent, ot tho, ptfcUaso money, or at least
cuOuKli to cover al costs, fttstrlkins down'oV'taic,'
otherwlso propel ty to bo re-suld at onco. J
CHAS. S. I'OUNWALD,
Pert. 21, '70. Mieiltf.
PUBLIC SALE
( VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE!
By vluuoof an order of the Orphans' Court of Co-
luuioia curuiy, w i ue sum on ruu premises on
SATURDAY, OOTOIJEIl 21st, 1S7D,
nt 2 o'clock p. m., llic follow Inff real estate, la'e tho
property uf lleor-o l'Vlleruiau, deceasejl i
All that certain tractor luid sltuato In I.'.ust
iuwusuii, i uiumuia i-uuoiv, ouuuueuuuil disciioed
as foli.n. r, lo- i: lieirbi'iltiir ntu stunoaud re'i-
bine fi"ln llancu by laud now ur la'aof tlio lull's ef
Tench L'ue, ueceasod, nuilU snji deieis ucstiU
a-10 perches to a slouobcap, thenco ninth 3 do
Bieea wesr , 0-10 iwal.cs.l i il slonc, tbcuce by land
ot Peter MI'ler soutli sij desrees eastrj T.lu'iK rihas
to asuuie, ihencub iiiumi'Uu south ta 'decrees
wwstr ii' jt-itues iu iuo 1'iacu oi ueyinmu; coll'
ta' I'Ui'
10 ACRES AND 16 PERCHES,
neat mea pe tho same mora or ler.s. ' '
TUIIMs W SAI.K. Ten pi-rceuU tobopaldatyu
still. bit: ilownuf tbo piuiK'iiy, loity ir cinulu
cur'lnuatloti of sale, uud the balance In ono iear.,
O. II. IIAItNAItlT,
It. IlKltlllilN, '
Sop, S5, 'iO-ts. Administrators.
SCIItK EACIA'S TO CH'AROE REAL ICS
TATK, COLU1II1IA COUNTY, 8Ht
Tlm Commonwealth of I'cnnsjlraiila to tbo Slier
ltTof Ciiluiiiblai uiiiitv. creetlii!: 1
Whereas Uvdla Zlmiuerman, I'lalntltT lately In our
court ur i oiiimou rieas rur luu u.uut.v uiuresaiu, lio-
ruroiiio uuuifusoi mo siuo court, tit lnuoiuauutv,
to-wilt In tun trm ot May, No. tsu, In tlio j ear uf
oil" Unl on-) thousand ebtht buuU dainl uuuiitj.
si i, by tbo JuiWmentof the said court, did iecuver
U'.-ulust II, U, 'rca.s, odmlnutratorof John hVciu,'
docoasod, defendant, ns woll a rerrulu debt of seivu
ty.&lx dollars und tlilrt,v-Unt touts, ns nlo four
UolUirsand iorty.fourcoiilsfurliercuusunUebart,'eN
wliU bsli'isuiUiliuxl by occasion ot tho Uetootloaj of
Uuit Hi bt whuieof thu said defendant Is eonlci,
Ac, as oppeanof record, iu. Andwueicas 1.5 (I la
MllUUeriliail IS UUW UlXCtUMIU HUH uiul i, n JIUUIUO
Is tho adtnlnlstrutor. And wllcn as thu said Ji.hu
Krtsis died svlsod of reul tutalo In thu auld county of
Culumbbi, ns wo havo been eltun tu understand,
which dosucuilod and cajm to 11 u. t-reas, a'JmliiK.
tratur of Jolm 1'iijih. Uocoubcd, uud II. V. l'reas. w,I
llain H. Krras, (loorijii II. freas, lltratn II. Knaut,
Julin A. l'rua-s, HortU'41 Kroua, Isaiah II. Press, Kuillo
Ann Intcrm iri b-d with Jonathan W, KckiundNuiiCy
Intormarrtod with lleujaiulu lllcks, tho heirs of tho
said Julia I'lOus, iliou.isod. nd further, tho said
f. K. IHI'llcc, udialulHirator of Willa .linuicnnan.
Ueceasod. has k'lven us to understand Unit t jio balil
ludirincnt. wltli tho Interest uud rusts llicrm.D. re.
iiiuu whully jinpaia ami uasatlsllod, uud h.6ili0.i
nuiiviib 114 u' l'i mvu.iui unu u reiueuu ill. IMS
U'liHrii and wo boliis wPilusUi.it whit, is iusrly
m-il lu our said Com t should Ik brutupit to duo ok
eoutlon ucconllnif Ui tho form of iheuotof isaemblv
lo nucIi cases puuio und pruvldcil, euuiuund you thai
you make kmiwii to the said II. C I'ruas, Adullnrs
trulor of Jolt. i t'ri'&H, doeuaxed, and II. o. rrean, w l.
Ilatq Ja I'ri'ua, (Us,rk'o II, l'reas, ilirUm 11. l'reas,
Jul. u A. Kca, Itorafo 1'reaa, Isalali II. fro is; rtaUio
Auu Inu riiiai i led with luiuihau V; &t,ainiNuiiuv
Intermitrrlckl with unj imlu lllcks, that ilu y bs uud
kinar liefuru our JuJt;os ut llioomsbur in. uur
eouty Court of Cuiumou Pleas lliero lo bu held on
lliu Prst Uonisy of le. bel,,to mow cause, if any.
1 bins' thov know or say why lliebuld JjJ.iuuIm)
recovered mrnlniit ibo rutd il.C. Kiuas, wiuilnuiru.
lor Ot thus.ild Joliu freas, deu-ased, suull iioIIhj
leneilmid paid out of tho said reul usiulo uf w ul.ii
tliukulJ John KreaSf dcoMtsod, dledhulsod nifafuro.
siild und now d 'scoudud uuJ eamn In them us, heirs,
BUilhao)Oit then and thuni thin w rit.
WiTNicsa Iho HoDorablo William Klwell, presl lent
Jud;ntif onrs.ill uuuit.ai niuomsbvrr, this I'Jlb
Ujyjil bi'ptember, A. a Isli). '
U.PIIANICS5MIII,
Bop. evr, Proihobotary,
CJCIIti: FACIAS TO CHARGE REAL K3-
COLfMllIA COUNTY, Ml
Tlio coinmonwi iilihof Pennsylvania to tno Micriu
of Columbia count , sn elliiif i
Whet-IMS. t.Miin yiinii,ertiiiii. i.inlntirr Intel v In our
f'ourtiif Cumiiion l'iqast,oi' tho coiiMyofotesnld be
foro the Judiresot Ibonald Court, at liioomstmrif,
to-ttltt In tlio teiln of September (So It) la the
jc.tr of our Lord ono Ihoununl njthl bundled and
soicim-thioo, liy the Judgment of the said Court did
lei'n.er UKain-i. II l l reus, uuiiuiiu-inunr .iuiiu
rreas. dercasnl. ilefuiiibint. us nell certain deln of
oiih liuinlic'l ami il!ly.sliliill.irsiiinlllH -two cents,
nuiu t inieeii uoiiars lertur mjhis huh ni.uKen
wblCli she sustained hy bean-ton of tlio detention of
that debt, w hereof the siild di lendalit Is convict, Ac.
ns appeals ut record, AO And wbervas. lio said
l.jtlla .Imnionn.ui Is now dead, as has lueii Mltf
pesteilof leconl, and that I.K Mldlne, Ihn tiittnlii
Ulrator, h.is been subslliuted as tbo nlaiiitllT. And
Mbereas tho said John Picas dinl neucdtt reales-
uuu lu the said county otculumula, as wo inmtoiriu
elren to;undeistnn, wliiih uesCehdcil 'bd riinetir
11. C, Kteas, William L. rreas, Ueow II. l'rras, 111'
ram II. I'rcas, Juiiu A.l'iea, 1 1 unite l'reas, Isal.ih
II. I 'l i'il, mllln .Mm liiierniKMled ullh -lull ithan W,
Uk, iitui Mniic.v Inlcrni.iirled with nenjumln nicks,
the belts of Ihe sjlil.lipiiu I rua', (leceawd. hit ftir
Ih.'r, IhiiHild I, K. 1'lldiin', mbnlnlitraliirof Udla
X.iuiineimaii, deeeuted, basipeu us to understand
tli.it, thtimiM JiuUineiit, Willi the Inleiest ulidtbo
eiisl.s tinUven, rem ilus wliully uiimld and utisatW
tld, nnd ba iKsuugut us to t loMdu Mr bhnii proper
ieiiied la ilii. hiii.iir i ml t t- ix'liit; wihhbr t tint
what Ii Justly nilr.l In our Null I'uiirL should bit
biuiiubi in dun evei'iill'in, aeeinHltig lolbo form of
Assemnly la such case ioadeiinditot!ilcd.':mm:md
t tm that ) on make kiiomi tu Ihesaid ll.i',rrcus,
William I,. 1'ieif, neiirrfo II. 1'iv.n, lllra'ii 11 Freas,
Joint . I n ns, uorien t rem. Isit.ih II. I'teat, Salllo
Ann bill Uu itrleil IMi .l.iuiiiliiii ', l.ek. nnd Nancy
luti riuaiiiril nun iieujin.in ill-: s-, and to II. ('.
ITciH, il'liiiliiinlr.ilnr "I .ii 1 1 ii I'iiiis, iie.-e ised. that
til' i no tKf.ue hi. r .liiilh'4 at lUiiwniHlxini l "ur
(MlllilJ t'uiiilot ('.mill, I. II l'o.H Hull' In Iw held on
thu third l'i ld.lv of lieeetnlicr n-nt, to show cause, if
any lhlnilhc.v know orsiy, why tho sal I ludirmctit
so teeoriteil lur.ilnst the s.ild II. (' Ki-eas. adiriluKlra.
tor of I ho Haiti John Pi-eas. tleeeiised, shall not. bo lev
led nnd paid mil nf Ibo said real e-liilc ot nhlch I ho
i, it'iu
sain .iiiiiii rieas (lieu seised ns aniresaiu u'iu uuw uu
scetuled and canio to thrnt us heirs.
WiTNKsstlio llonoratilo Wllll.un Klwell, Prcpldcnt
Judito ot our said Court nt liloom-butt; tho twoiflli
day of M'litemoer, A. 1). ntn.
II. I'll ANK ZXllII,
Sep. 2ii cw. 1'iuthunuUiry.
WILLIAMSPORT
HAVK OUll NAMK STAMPHII ON Till: IIOTTUSt
AN 1)
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
non'i: (iunuini: without.
Our Gootlsoim bo luitl in every
town in llic County.
J. E. DAYTON ,fc CO.
Williuiu3poi't, Pa.
Sept. 20, 70-cm.
of tlio Twenty First Annual Fair ot
Hit: Coliiiiiiiin County Ayi'lcultimil So
clely tn lie McM at Illnoinsljui g, Oct.
11th, 12Ui mill lll'.li, 1870.
Class I.
Horses.
DIVISION 1-STALLIOXS.
Judges l. llenton lkolor, Supt., William
Shatler, Wtu, Meiisluyer.
Rest, I'ercheron Stallion 812 00
Second best " 8 00
DIVISION 2-STALLIONS.
Rest Ulnotlea Stallion 12 00
.Second tiest 8 Otl
nest.Stallion for all work 12 00
Second best 8 00
Rest stallion colt not over 4 yrs. 4 00
DIVISION !! DRAUGHT HORSES
AND MARES.
Jmlrn Hit .Meiiilciiball, Supt., Aaron Pat
terson, Cyrus Alcllenry.
Rest pr tlrnuglit horses or mines 10 00
Second best 5 00
Rest draught stallion 10 00
To bo tested In harness by tbo Judges.
DIVISION 4-OARRIAOE HORSES
AND MARES.
Jmlttft Hubert Ptiiscll, bupt., T. W. Hag
eiibuch, W. T. Sbutuan.
Rest pair caniage horses or mares 8 00
Second best 4 00
Rest slnilo carriage- horso or maro 5 00
Second best 2 fiO
DIVISION 5.COLTS.RIIOOD MARES
AND MULES.
Juilgtt Klloul Preston, Supt., Alfred tr
win, iifoiu;o Applcuiau,
Rest l-rnod luaio, colt by her side (1 00
Second best :t 00
Rest lioisu or maro between thieo
. and four years :i 00
Serorid best 2 00
Rest mate or gelding between two
and tliteo yeuts :i 00
Second best 1 50
Rust linrso or maro colt between
onu stud two years 2 00
Second beat 1 00
Rest hoi se or maro colt under ten
months 2 00
Second best 1 00
Rest pair match colts under rour
years broken to harness .'1 00
Second best 2 00
Rest pair of mules ;i 00
Second best 2 00
Kxhlbllnis under this clas will liarn their
Iioi'H'mou lbo-iiiunil by ten uVlock Thurs
day luornltiKi when they will be oxunilniil.
DIVISION 0 WALKING HORoES.
Jutlgrt3an Ilarlman, bupt., Joseph Halt
zel, Tom ltecco.
Rest (fastest) walking team horses
or niaics, in harness 8 0f
Second best (fastest) walklughoise
or mure, saddle or hariuss 4 00
Class II.
Cattlo.
JwlgetS. lit ere, supt., .mine Marlon,
John .iliner.
DURHAM STOCK.
Reet bull 812 00
Second beat bull (I 00
Rest cow two jeais and upwards II 00
" heifer between tm ttntl two yrs 4 00
" bull call under ten iiinntlm It 00
" heifer between 2 ni.il .'I jru 5 00s
" heifer uiiiler ten months 2 00
DEVON STOCK.
Rest bull 12 00
Second lu st bull 0 00
Rest bull calf under ten umntiis 2 00
" cow, II jews und upw.uds II 00
" heifer tftwpen 2 mid I! jiars U 00
" heifer between 1 and 2 ycais 4 00-
',' heifer nutter ten iiiuutlis 2 00
JKIlSEi" STOCK.
Rest bull 12 00'
Second best bull l 00
Rest bull calf under (en months 2 00
cow. .'1 jciiisanil upwards li 00
" liHllt'i' I ('tween 2 hi. il II je.irs Ti 00
lii'HVr between 1 ami 2 jje.trs 4 (HI
". heifer uiitler ten months 2 00
GRADED STOCK.
Rest lulll il furs old nnd upwards 0 00
" bull I el ween 2ltlid .'I yen is ; 00
bull between 1 mid 2yti.us 1 00
' bull lintlertl'il monllis 1 00'
" row, Ibrin )enrs mill iipwardf 4 (Ml
" liellt-r In-twi-i'U 2 nmi !l jetirs, 2 lid
" heifer 11 w en 1 nmi 2 Jems 1 (Kl
" heifer under l n months 1 00
NATiVE STOCK.
Rest bull .100
" cow. :i (ki
STERRS."
Rest fit s'eeis fi 0O
Cshllilliirs will liaii llwlr si note ivady fui
the JuiiKen In luaiiiliiu by luu u'oluul.-it, m,
on Thursday, and lo u-ina'ii tiulll Unto
o'oioou p. tu, ini r riiuty.
Class HI.
Hwlno,
Jutlget Puiiiiiel bballor, Sr., bupt,, Jusepli
IIuHiiihii, lliutli M ii I si lili',
'Restbiondtiowaiid plgs,0ornioru $10 00
" l'ulaiid China boar (I 00-
" " " brood sow 5 00-
" lot pigs, llvu or inoie, under
eight weeks fi 00
ha i il ii premiums for l!ssx, PillTolk, uliil
C'hosler uhllesus fur I'liluiul China.
Class IV.
SlU!),
JudMIohii M. tJoiilen. Hunt.. Tlioina
Italluiati, I'.ll, I'leetii. '
COTSWOLI).
Ill bt buck $1100
" own 4.00
" lot of lambs, not less than 8 '4 00
SOUTHDOWN
Rest buck 0 00
" tuvii 4 00
" lot of lambs, tmtliss than 8 4,00
SEXTON MERINO. '.j
Rest buck 0 00
" owo 4 00 '
" lot of Ininbg, not less than 8 4 00
Class V.
,riVJ-Thn. Wubli, supt., U. C Orol,
lllltiui Appletiutii.
TUUICUYS.
Rest forly jtotiinl tin Key i" 00
" jialr liiiii Z'! Iiuke.vs !I"IH)"
" pair domestic, tin keys 2 00
UlllCKUNH.
Rest trlti llriihmns 1 00
" trio bljek Sp.iiilsli 1 00
" tlio biiirCnelilli 1 00
" mill l.itnt'st pollectlnti, not less
llinti live varieties " 00
JitlCIIS.
Rest pair 1 00
(ii:i:si:.
Rest pair 1 00
pioiio.vs. , ,
Rest mid largest display 1 00
Class VI.
riniln. Heeils mid 3?lonr.
Judge V. I'. Mcllemy, Stiit., John llotz,
Ititibeu Itoueb.
Rest and must Hour from two bush
els of wliint, giown uud giuillitl
In tlm county $1) 00
Rest fiO lbs buckwheat Hour 2 00
" halt btishul clover seetl ,'l 00
Second best i blisliel clover sped 1 TiO
liest nail liusht'l timotny seetl ;i uu
Second best i bushel timothy seed 1 f0
Rest bushel wlilto wheat, dlifemit
vailetlts. 2 00
Class VII.
Jin1tictV. V, Mcllcr.iy, Supt., John Jlelz,
UtmliCM Jtonch,
For the best threo a 'res of whcut 10 00
For tho beat three acres ot' ryo fi 00
For thu beat thieo acres of buck
wheat . r, 00
For tho best thrpo acres of corn 10 00
1'or tho best thieo acies of oats 5 00
For tlm best Biimple bushel of pota
toes from one aero 5 00
CoinpetltorHforiircinlum' In tlioulmvo vn
mutt inodiKH) a Htutt'incnt of thu iihU' ol'cul
tlviillon.ttu) inittul Id bulnntui conliuoiH
)ik'Ci to be lncusuicil by tliit'u tllMlntcU'sti'il
l.nnu'irt, ixu cvitlllt'tl hy them tu urUinu'i
(unit litimlwl tutliu hocrt'tury ut tho tlluutlio
I'litiy U m:ut',) in tlm cmU'ctiic-H ot thu
iiii-H-iiU'iiK'iit r thu land cuIllvatiMl, uinl tht
ini'iiHiiii'iiiL'ntcti t hit i)io(lncttht'ir(it,tluiKialii
ni'hccit t" lHMtu'a-mu'l by woiwht iiCcniUIn
totlui k'K.ilMamtarU. Tlui.xliltiltnr must pio
diii'c a ttumnlu ot tlio et op, not tlmti onu
bu.-hcl.
Class VIII.
"Wfs5t nlU"s.
Jmlticn Iitttchlnim Itiowii, Supt., 11. V.
Haunt, Uleh ii-il Henry.
l'erttaiid lurne.sl display of pota
toes, half bushel ot eaeh vailety 2 00
Rest half bushel sweet potatoes
raised by exhibitor 1 00
Rest bushel field turnips 1"i
" half bushel rutabagas r0
" " " Biiitar beets fid
' tnamrli. venrt 7il Till
" !' " beets mi
" " " cairots HO
" " " parsnips f.O
" " " onions 7o
" " " maiiKolds no
" peck tomatoes 75
" lialf dozen vegetable oysters 75
" half dozen squashes -la
" half dozen heads of cabbage 75
" half dozen Held pumpkins 75
" half dozen citrens 75
" threo bunches celery 75
" fouregR plants 1 (Ml
" two dozen peppers 75
" two quarts llmer beans 75.
" two quarts butter beans . 75"
" two dozen radishes 75
" threo watei melniis 75
" quarter peck peas 75
" quarter peck onion sets 75
" cactus 1 00
" lemon tree 2 00
" tlnee beads catilillnne'r . 75
Peifons eoiupetini; fur preinluius nn Ihu
lailtest anil beM ilitiiuy of uitaliies will not
bu u I low cl u premium on IheMiiueHepai'titely.
Class IX.
Fruit.
Judge Iliraui lion niau, Supt., 1&lk' Mow -ry,
Win. II. hamls. v - -
Rest display of winter, lint less
than live vaiieties, six uf each :l 00
Rest looking peck of fall or winter
apples 1 00
Rest keeping winter apples, six of
each 1 00
Rest peck fall or winter tipples 1 00
" flavored peck (all or winter
apph-s 1 00
Rest quart Siberian crabs of any
kind 1 00
l'llAl'.S.
Rest display dwaif or standard,
live varieties, six of eaeh !! 00
Rent looking half do., any kind 1 00
" Havered nnd most juicy half do. 1 00
" lai gest half doz-n, dwaif or
stantiard, fall or winter 1 00
pnAcnns.
Rest display of any kind, live, va
rieties, six of each II 00
Rest Ihivoied und most juicy halt
dozen 1 00
Rest and finest looking half doz 1 00
f," and Ingest variety, half dozen
each 1 00
QUINCES.
Rest dozen 1 50
CIKAPIW.
Rest display, wild- or cultivated
(hot Illume, excluded) 5 varieties 2 00
Rest six clusters of Concord 1 00
" Delaware 1 00
" " Clinton 1 00
" " Isabella 1 1)0
" " Hartfd Prolific 1 00
" " loiui 1 00
" Adlroiidac 1 00
" " Rebecca 1 00
" " Yink Madeira 1 00
ri.UJH.
Rest display, not less than two va
rieties, ono rltwn each 1 00
ItASPIIliltlUKS.
Rest display, any kind, not less
than two vaiieties 1 00
CHESTNUT.-'.
Rest quart .10
i;:iKi KituiT?.
Rest quart apples, penis, quincis,
peaches, apricots, uectarluts,
clierries (sour or sweet.pitted or
nnpittetl), prapes (cultivated or
wild), strawberries, any Kind of
rnspbeirles, blacklieiiles, dew
berries, whortleberriee, plums,
twetcheis, frunes 1 00
Thu fruit not to bu leiunvuil until thu ulosu
of thu itxbtbltlon, nnd iarllciilar euro in bu
oh-erveil by nil perou tbut ihu kutuu Is not
liijiue.il.
Class X.
AVIllOM nixl TjllJUOl-H.
Jiiilzfj-ltiilii' Mellenry, bupt,, Hnlntmn
Uulivfif, II, J, Conner,
Rest quart entrant wine 1 00
' blackberry wlno 1 00
' griipo wine 1 00
cheiry wine 1 00
lyo whisky 1 00
eider vinegar 1 (Kl
R"St samplo of fi uit jslly, now 1 00
Class XI.
Doniiistlii Imiir llKiltrroH.
JtttlgctW. II, HIiiM'iiiiil.'er, Supt., Uebi ceu
'i'liuiuua, Mrs, John Klitlur.
Real loaf of biuad $.100
Second liest loaf of bread 2 fiO
Rest roll butter, !l lbs. or moro 4 0(1
Second liest 2 (10
Restappln plo 1 00
1 " canned fruit, dlfTttieut kinds
(not less than ouii quart each)
new 1 00
Rest pound cuko 50
" fruit uukn 1 00
" ginger cakn f,o
" nnuile pii;sirvis (not less limn
mill quail) new 1 00
Reit ciicuiuiier pickets, new 1 00
" vailety plckels, new 150
lt qu.ti t nppld butter, new ' 75
" qiiuit peach butter, limv 75
t" iitniit giapu butter, jiew 75
" tpiait plum butler, nuw 75
" curt tl ham a 00
" sampled yeast 50
" hard soap nil
" soft soap no
" gallon in qilu mo lasses 1 UI
Class XII.
Ilnurxoliolil srnnulMotiiroH.
Jhtlgrt-VruuU I'. .M.iKtefti, Supt.., Mm. Ml
rluii'l Viiuee, Mra. SyHe.sler i'liteel.
Rest ten yaitis lltiniel 00
" flvu yiirds woolen cloth - 00
" ten yards carpet !l 00
" ten yartls plain linen 1 M
len vaitls diaper linen 1 0
" knit woul stockings M
" knit wool mlltens M
" knit cut Ion stocklucs f0
" lituiio liiiidt) elieml.sii 1 50
" pnli woolen blankets 2 00
" pair linen sheets 1 00
Class XIII.
NVfUliMvoi'lr. .l'1mli'otti-i'.v innt
fiin iiii-iit nl W'oi'k.
Judgn-Vniuk Nlenurl, Stipl., Mnptflo
Masieifi, Mis. Illlleblustill llltiwil.
RrSt klllt tpillt - ?2 00
UdV ' 1111
" suit of tlothfa 2 00
" letting work 1 00
' Hieclnieti bead wmk 1 00
" riptuluieii shell woik , 1 00
" spi clini'ii burr woik 1 00
speclineli leathnrwoik t 00
" speclinen hair wmk 1 00
" Kpecltnen wax woik 1 00
silk euibroltleiy 1 00
" cotton embroidery 50
" woiHted embroidery. 1 00
" worsted mat 50
" eot ton mat - 50
" winked llppets 1 00
" faiK'y pin cushion 1 00
" head dress 1 00
" specimen moss work 1 00
Class XIV.
TMno Art h, 3?oii mil tiNlilp.FloM'
ers ii ml X)oIj;iih.
Judge Allen WuIhiiii, Hitpt., Mrs. W. 1'.
Ikelei, .Mrs, W. II, bhoeinaUer.
Rtstoll painting I 00
" drawing 1 00
spt'clmen pp.nmanalilp 1 00
" colli ction tlahlhis 50
" artlllcial llovvera 50
" i-peulmeii house phmts lu bloom 1 00
" specimen dried grass 50
" gpt'clinup of flowers 50
" variety dowers 1 00
' siecimen book binding dip.
" spenlinen wood graining dip.
specimen lettailng on tiiiirblo dii.
" specimen Rlgn painting dip.
" display printing dip.
" tnilispatelit painting dip.
Class XV.
VeliloloH.
Ju?gci X. 1'. Mooie, bupt., J. O. Winter
steen, I). K. buyilur.
Rest plueton Sj-l 00
family ctrrlago 4 00
" open buggy II 00
" top bticgy -l 00
" fain, wiigiin 1 00
" epiing wagon for farm list) 2 00
tqulni! wagon lor pleasiUlti 2 00
" wliielliarunv ll.
" sleigh 2 00
" &ulkey 2 00
Class XVI.
jVtri'Uiitll mill ImlfiiH!iitM,IvIn-
elilnory, Vr.
Judge P, S. Iliii-uiau, bupt., Tlunnas Wit
nun, I, P. K 1 1 ue.
liest rluht hand plow dip.
" left, hand plow (lift.
11 right atid leit hand plow dip.
' corn plow dip.
" subsoil plow dip.
" sqtiuto drag dip.
" ono horso cultivator dip.
" two hursu cultivator dip.
" two horso corn planter dip.
" one horso corn planter dip.
" UiU'sher& separator combined dtp.
" niottcr and ie.t,ier dip.
" hay folk dip,
" pot tablt! cider press flip.
" clover htiller tlip.
" sausage grinder dip.
" washing machliio dip.
" clothes wringer dip.
" giull ing hoe dip.
" set miner's picks tlip.
" i,tir fine and hind linrso shoes dip.
" sharpened thills dip.
' lixt) handlo dip.
giitiii cratllo dip.
" toller dip.
" fanning mill dip.
" corn sbeller dip.
" stiaw and fodder crttter dip.
" harvtster dii.
" hay lethler dip.
Auv iuiw or mi't'llni'Ions linpletnents exbl
blleil anil not inovbletl tor lu ibo loleuolui;
ela-s, the jmles may lepnit Ihu lueiltHot
the simie lor lueiuluius to Ihu lixeeuttvu
Couimlltee.
Class XVII.
Hlovo. 'rilMI'lll'-, JOllJ'l lll-II-
M'li !, Alii.
Judge T. W. I'ttiHell, Sup!,, ltobeil lint,
(ieo. btnitli.
Rest cooking stove with fixtures dip.
' pallor stove with llxliues dip.
" vailety tinware $;t 0 )
" vailety eai then ware 2 00
" set aitllicial teeth. dip.
Class XVIII.
Onllmkt 'M'tiri. l--li(.iiiil
CCM-H,
Tiianei'N .t-.
JtidgeM.t. W. .siinkcy, buin., Levi
lluitb JieCnlluui.
Rest set double draught harness
" set iloiiblu caniage harness
" set siuglii cartiiigi) harness
" pair calf boots
" pair kip bouts
" pair mine! 's shoes
" bureau
" dressing stand
" display c tbiuetwaro
" set Windsor chairs
" set spring teat chairs
" betteo
" rocking chair
' half dozen blooms
" two sides sole le.it'ier
" two sides kip leather
" two calf skins
' sample brick
Aiktuan,
S5 00
5 00
:i oo
l no
l no
1 oo
2 oo
dip.
2 00
dip.
dip.
dip.
1 00
I 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
dip.
Class XIX.
lil'lK uud Jl-o IIIvok.
.7('-l!.tltl3 Sterling, bupt., P. K. Uoat,
Illiam lleeiler,
Rest swarm Uallau bees 5 00
Second best swarm Italian bees II 00
Third best swarm Italian bees 1 50
Rest box honey (5 lbs or more) 1 50
Second best do do no
Rust jar extracted white clover
honey 50
(test ami largest display wlntu clo
ver honey (not less tiian G boxes !1 00
Rest honey extractor 1 00
bee hivo dip.
The bees nmi honey to Imvu been till) pro.
iluuu of thu e.lilliilni3.
Class XX.
aTiihWuii ItiHl i'iiiikiiiIniiikI Ninr-
IllIC IlllllllOH.
A sultiililo plaeuin thu bullillni;s will be set
iipml lor thu exbibliliiii ot urtlulu (jtitereil
lu tbUelabS, No pii'tiiiumu.
Class XXI.
TrlalH orHpcotl.
Jvdjca Dr. I.lttle, bupt., Kiunlc Ernn,
Aaiuii biultli, Ur. Chuplu, lieeuu l iilriiiiiii.
I'AIlMEItb' LIST. TH UltSDAY, ON II
OVl.OCIC, 1'. SI.
Rest trotting horsa or maro In tho
county, that never wus on any
track beforo 25 00
Second liest do do 10 00
Third best do do C 00
COUNTY SPOUTINO LIST. VIIIDAY TJIN
O'CLOCK A. JI.
Rtst trotting hoiso or maro lo
thu ootiuty ' ' y 00
Secoud best do do 25 00
Third best do do 10 00
VlilllAY.ONi: O'f.'LOOK P. JI.-6TAi.MON8.
Jlest trotting sutlllon $o oo
KIIIDAV, 'niUKK O'Ct.OL'K P. JI. .OPIIN
TO AM.,
Rest trolling horsu or uiitro 100 qq
Setiond best do do 01) (Ml
Third best do do 25 00
.llliinliaiioufieaniiibt bu mill berurullio
enlty will bv- iiiaile. L'littmieu leu len per
lielll. OI ijurao. All lllllls III bu llllliluil by
Ihu best thli u mil or llvu lieutn. IIii-es luu.
I unlil lliu l.iimi'iV not, will bo ellullilu to
lliu iiiioily lint, fi-,u to ull, lloims Tllalhlu
In Ibo eiiiinly lint, uu, enter In ui fun to
nil. lliu nun hs in ilui mum uu 'I buin.l.iy
wlllo iHoiit Wo'cloek.Thiii'wIiy noun fcii
trim to niilaj'a nieea, will cKhu Kililay. ID
o'cloulf, A. M. lu Uu lieu In j 1 1, Viii) limit bu
iiwilouruu piciiiluiu will buuHuiileU.
JOHN (!. (iUKJK,
' President,
T, JUl'i'. VANlHSlfSLfOH,
fcSecrutury.
Worthy of ItcincK'lir.iiuc.
Why will yotl mOer violent pnln, or lio rnailu
nncoiiiforlnhle, illnlrcwd in mind nr liiily,uhcn
you run he lnntn.illy relieved nnd quickly curid
by lleliBnn'it Cnpclne l'orom I'lrutcM, The or
dinary l'oroiH I'lasier N nn ntllclo of merit,
yi t ilsnitlim Ik too flow, reipilrlng dnyn nnd
wrcki oreiiiitliinous wear to tITect ncitro, Ilcn
win's Cnpclne I'oroiis l'laslcr, being n gre.it Im.
pmvclneiit ovir tlitrn, rt'lleven ou lnlniilly
nnd rttres yotl qblekcr than tiny kbown jilnMir,
lliiinient or compound.
Their neittui U mure powerful Ihun eleelilcilv
ntnl moro itrurin. They me purely vegelnblu
rmitnln no mineral or nitlallii' poisons. Their
composition niiil pioperlles tiro founded upon
true ineiiienl hkiii, ami mo in no renj it ptitnt
tmdieino. They nro emit reed hy llioiiniul uf
rliVKiriiina nnd DiugglstH of tuiliniiciielinhln
ripiitatlcn, ns being uu uitlele uf genuine merit
mid worthy of public eo'iliilenee. Try them
nnd ho convinced, l'rlee 25 ei nt.
HIMIlt'HY .V.IOIINSON,
1'iiiiuiAir.micAi. Ciikmis.b, n. v.
May 10, '70 ly. ' '
llriisonV Caiirlue I'uruiis Plnsit-rs llcnr Mlinl
the Pout le Sny !
"Tho best, chonpst, Mtnol. (! HitrrM relneilv of-fcn-il
nn InU'lllireiii iieopio'' ,i, nnleln nf errnt
merit whleb will In a short Mine bo found In "icrv
hnusi br.ld." "They inn all Ihntll.n Inaniifncluiers
i lnltnfor Ihrin, Mbotc IKiinealnne Isn suniileni en.
ilorM-uii in uf their L'enuliie lnt'iltK." '"Ilm leu
retro lv known fur nil cxli rnal ilinieullles ur lunl
(llt urlianccs." They nru vtirorous, lemm Ing nlnifisc
"-''"'".' iii"i.i- - iHii-in, iiiuu hum c usui mini Mier
ilvcuic," "Iciuislilerlliein h Kienl nnd needed lin
proM'inent ovt r nil other iKirous planets, tbevir'vu
iroiiipt, tvllef nnd cntu ipiloMys Iheynie b'ehi in
liWb esteem 'J bey are new pi i felled over a I! MU
ers. They cure where til her pniuus lilastemHinnly
rellPM-." hen suiTerltuj try them nmi luu will nut
boillsnppolnted. Pileo sni-cnls.
.nay ii ii,-iy HKAIIIUIY JOHNSON,
Pharmaceutical t'heiuUts, N.Y,
1!. I' KtrNKKI.'s lllTTlllt WINE OP IHOnI
1 Ills truly valuublu tunlohas bc"iiso Ihoroughly
teslcd hy u'l clashes of Ihu community that II Is now
deem-d luUlspenslblu ns a tonli! Inedlelnu. Itctisls
but little, purines tlio blood nnrt kIcs lonelo tlio -'stomach,
terimntcs the sjslcm nnd prulongs llfu.
Ilvetyboily chouiil have It.
l'orllio curat,f wmlc Btomncl.s, pcncral debility,
Indigestion, diseases of tho stomach.and fur all cases
l equlrlne; a tonic.
'ihls wlno Includes tbo mostngiccobio and efficient
Baltof lion wo possess ell tale of tnaitnello oxide,
comblncit wltli tlio inost energetic of vegetable tunics
Jcllow Peruvian bark,
Ho ott want suint thing to strcngthcij join
Do J o-i want n good nppetlle- ?
Ho juu waul to get lid ut iiei vousness 1
lio jou wr.ntinergyv
no j ou want to sleep well?
Do you want lo build up jour constitution?
Do jou want to feel well?
Do jou want n bilsk nnd vigorous feeling?
If jou do, try Kunkcl's Hitter Wlno of lion.
I only ask a trial of this valuable Ionic.
llewaio of counterfeit;!, as Ktinkel s Hitler Wlno of
lion Is tho unit sure and effeetho remedy In tho
known world for the pei inanent curouf dynpcpsla
nnd debility, and B3 lliero aruanuiiibcr of Imltalluns
tiirered to Ihu public, I Mould caution the, cuinumtdty
lo iiurcliaso nuuo but thogeuulno niliclc, inanufac
tuied by 11. I-. Kunkel, nnd having his stamp on tho
cork of every buttle. 'I lie very fact that others aro
attempting tolmitato this uhiablo remedy proves
Its worth and speaks volumes In Its favor. Otltho
genuine, il. v. Hunkers.
bold only lujt bottles. Sold by druggists nnd deal
ers BVeryvv lu re. II. 1". Kunkel, Pi ojn letor, SK) North
.-Muiasueet, I'liiiadeljilila, I'a.
lapo worm lieuioveil Aiive,
Head nnd nil complete. In two hours. XofLu till
head passes. Seat Pin nud Momurli Worms runoved
by Dr. Kunkel, 2;;i Nor'h Ninth slreel, Philadelphia.
ncun ior circular or ask j our (h ugglst fur u liotllu ot
Ktinkels worm Syrup. It never fulls, Prlcojl.oo.
Sept.
WlinilU TO ADVKHI ISK.
.T. SteiVlIlt SIIVH tllll best liirrtlwtui in,llnna
ho has ever found -are tho old cMlahllslicd organs of
tho two political jiartlcs, at the several couniy seats
llirollhnut Ihu t'llloll." "'Ihese." Im mu xi'M.irl,
every family of thu least nccount In their t-evcral
comities, and aro mule carefully read than any other
u,mu ji u.ii.-i, ii ..ii .pii'wiuiB juiigmcni is or
value, then) Is no difficulty In deciding which paper
It Is fur tlio Interest bf business men to advertise lu
I ur l III. I HUM iigmochat, iiikiii vviiiciithls iaier Is
iiaitlallj founded, w us established In lsilii, uud Ihu
Coi.cmi'.ian now enjnjs u wider clrctil.itkin and
gn liter 1 li t irltj li nn It ever did. It goes week
v Into two thousand families in rniiiniia.i nmi i.,t
Joining eounllos, and by mint of them Is read from
m iimnu uiuiiiM one. his uiiiunly reeognKed
exponent ut neaily rive thnusand Dcn.ocrII' votets
In tho county; ItL-hes iniveitisi.m,.tit n iu.iv.ii
plaj, that makes them attractlvu to lis palriius;ihiia
ensuring gtealer eeitalnty that they will peruso
. .. ...... , iiia.i.uiiiiuiiiMiiiu-uiy iiiueu inu
lai'sisl In tin- euiintj-, the ndvetllslug tatiw or thu
Cor umiiian are no higher than Ihoso of other papers
with b.uelj half and scvernl uotonc-fnurlhtliunum-bi-r
of subsei Ibers. l'acts Ilku thes speak for them
tolvei. Mi shrewd business man will neglect to In
(.eithl.snilveitlsrmentsln IIioCiilcmiihn tt
otati:.mi:.t
.stiowixt! tiii: ri.vANciAi, i
. r?nvhirirv m.' m.
H.IM hL'IUIOI. IllHTllll'T KOItTlli: YKAlt
C.NIMNU JU.NU 1st, ISTll.
Amount duo and uncollected Juno 1, ists f.'m J9
' of t .x assessed fur selioul purposes 1,1'i.l 15
" Male aiio ilatluii 'ill m
' leielveii uu buunty lax na ;i
f,,lli7 JS
Ant'
't natd S. F.rl:vntb. but. ilnn nit., no n,.nn
fur is;j-.', - 7 j,,
paid auditors a co
" A.schiH'ppcnhclsu-for slovennd
P l , , , , 10
lur fuel anil repairs i-, ki
fur U'.iehcrs' w ages 1 1;,-, im
fur Slate register uu
furpiibllsliliigauilltjir'srepurl a uu
Jacob Piatt, iur tepair.s a ui
culleetor's lKieu iia'u a tn
A. schvvcpiHJiibeliir us secretary vu to
il.llii si
i', It', 31
llaianco duo tovvushlii
il.irU IS
1)11.
Ain't tecclved from Tresis tit lsi
' " " culleLlurs
" Mateappropilatiun
" puld by ('. ,1, Liititz on bounty tax
' " " " " " on scnuul, Isi'i
Mil M
l.ITT us
an sj
t Tr,
H IK)
$I,IM) 01
Clt.
Ain't paid on vouchers
" tie.i.Mirei"s eoinnilsslon
" uf iiuh un hand
$1,112 CT
S S5
V 10
fl,4SI) 03
p, Ihu undcrtlgnisl, Auditors of Miniln township
for thojear ls;5, havo examined tho luregolni ne
counls nnd llnd them to Ihj as stated, to thu beat of
I). II. viONT(!OMi:UY, .,.
C, II. JlASTEI.I.i:i!, 7 Auditors.
Kept. 15-Jir
A 1).M I MSTRATOR'S NOTlCK.
Xi. MTATr! OI SAVtrRI, K, ALUhltTSON, nrc'ii.
belters or Admliilttiuiiuii, do bunle nonof sniniict
h. Allwrt.son.if llenton ti,l'oluiubia rouniy.dec'il.
havu been granted by tho lleglster of said eoutity to
K 1;. Oi v b, (,f nioiinisbiirg. Columbia Co., pa.,
to whom nil persons ldebled to suld Rstnto nro re
ipiesU'd to mako payment, nnd Ihosu havbig claims
agalns'. t be said estate vv 111 mako them kuoiv n to tho
said administrator without delay.
Sept. s.-cw. Adminuiraiw.
IXKCUTOIfS N'OTICK.
J STAT OFJOSHCA 8AVA0K, Sit., m-CBASED.
Letters Uslameniary on Ibo Cklato ot .leshua Kav
age, si., l.iloot J.icksun township, Columbia countv.
deceased, have lieeu giunted by thu lteglstcr of said
county to benjamin b' Savagu mid Huses Savagi',
h jeetitors.lo w hum ull persons Indelittd uie reouest
isl tu uiukupaMiient.iiiid Ihonibavliigclalmsiigalnst
t in sildistaiii ttiiliiuku tlwiu knuwn lutuu said
mocutdsvilthoutdelav.
llKVJAMIN I', RAVAfiE,
, , jioskssavaoi:,
'P-1". lWulore.
SSIONKK NOTICE.
AbsK'iiment of A, II. Pearson nnd wlfo of Springfield
tuwushlp, liui ks county, Pa, 1
,nn',l?l."tA,?!i"',u uLue "a!'u" havo mado an assign
moiitof alllluir real nnd personal nruncrlv lo lliu
tn'e enS,?."!;,,,,r.T ,,"uU,"',!t retllt tit's, not Ico Is
theiiior given ihat ull perMinsjiavlng claims tigaliiil
thu A wlghuiu jvin piesent ibem ut oncu, aud all lu-
iii lu ""uu uuincuiaio payment,
lllrigen, Pa. U II. vaONKII,
Sept. 82, 10,-Civ,
Asslgmu
J. II. KNI'lTLli.
W. H.AllIiOTT
Important to Farmers.
nnd ovcrj body In want of
LIMB, LUMBER, AND COAL.
t.lViU.l'.Wt13 h,la3 11 or n(,ftr "o 11PT Wlll.on'
ino I), ii, x w. li. it, and nro now pn pared tn soil
llmu iit very, icusonnblu pure mid of gtKid ruiullly
Orders by Ilm car promptly tilled mid hhliuiodui
, any MJiiloiinn ibo iilsmi road.
Af'illlluo nf l.ll.Mlii:it.of ull kinds, dres.sea
or".', 'm0,1""1; Wlnf( i-b, Ull, uud
bill I linber tu wliiiii wo Invito
tho iilU'hlloiiot custo
mers. Onlerti n-eetved nmi tlltil f,-. nil t-t.,.. ......
' IUU1Ui 'H.T
tlt'dliO, nllm.llhn In 1.,..
. .. , uuiuvs we nopo 10 merit a
shuiu uf public jutionage.
A UI UT. .....1 .VI. AIIIHIIT,
1 il.lMG.- t'uluwUsi, J-u.
PIIISIIIIKNTIAI, CAUPAK1N
Oips, Capta & Torch w
SKNU I'lla II.LUlHAttU t lut'll.
LAH ANU I'lllOU LILT,
ounninu iam & mix,
WAN Uf AUTCIIKUS,
No. Ml Church Ktreet
PIllLADliU'lllA.
July as.'iti. mux.