Til E COLUMBIAN.
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lloml -rimo Tnlilr.
LACKAWANNA & 11LOOM9IUJWI KAIL ROAD
NOIITII. SOfTlt.
Accommodation Train 0.45 A. M. T.M A. M.
Mall Train T.B9 A. M 4.13 P. M
Express Train 1.MP. M. 11.67 A. M
i 0.60 r. M.
CATAWI8SA HAH. ItOAI).
SOUTH. BOCTIl
Accommodation Train ...... o.ss A.M. 7,97 r.M.
Regular Express 4.M1 l'.M. 11,83 A.M.
Through cars on Express train cither to New York
or Philadelphia. Accommoilatlon train runs betw een
C.tuwlisa anil Wllllainspurt.
II. C. llllleiibetieler Eii., liai cntcreil Into
partnership wltli Col. S. Knorr In tlio practice
of low.
AW quote tlio following from tlio liepuUienni
"We liave no government anil what wo have
Is not worth h l room,"
l'crfoni elcslrlng 11 ill ticket, Programmes
&e.. lor Christmas nml New Year ptrttcs, can
obtain them at th'n office, in ail varieties and
lit the most reasonable rates.
Hot ilriiils should bo avoided in day tlnio
duriiiR cold weather ns tliey have a tendency
to weaken llie lung4 and affect tlio throat.
Take Dr. Hull's Conch Syrup for nil cases of
couxIh, adds n"d hoarseness.
One of the members of the Grand Jury was
dleclnrged from further attendance, on Mon
day, on account of intoxication. Tlio Court
directed thu I'rutho.iotary not to allow cither
perdiom or milciRo in Ills cue.
Jacob Me Hick Esq., of Light Street, killed
three pigs, lat Friday, eight months old, one
weighing 329J H., one 302 Ibi, and one 301 lbs.
If any of our farmers can beat these let's hear
from them,
Last l'rid.iy was ccitainly cold enough to
Riiit a Laplander. The thermometer stood all
day at 11 It tried hard to snow but thu tem
perature was too low. If this is a sample of
what we ar lo expect we will have an old
fashioned winter.
The planing mill of lwiauf, Heylman & Co.,
and u duelling lioiin-, in Milton, were entirely
destroyed by (ire lat Sunday. Los about
S15.000. The fn! was undoubtiilly the woik of
an incendiaiy ns there had been no work done
in the mill for several days.
The Hoard of Pardons have refused lo grant
n pardon for Piter A. Kline mid Frances M.
Kline miller unUnrc in our comity jail for
turrimr and fealhuing Samuel lieurart. The
Hoard hold under advUnnent the case of Mil
ton Charles.
Wc are informed that the ling cholera I
made its appearance in this county and that
several cases have occurred in ! isliingereeli
township. Wu reiterate our warning to far
mers nut to permit nnv pork ofdi'eised hogs
to Cn I iti way t maike . Any one base enough
tn endanger the health of thu community for
the sake of a little money, should he promptly
nrreottd and held for the action of court.
Mr, Charles Neiliart, an old citizen of Ituck
horn, hung himself in the stable of Hiram Keen
in tint town, on Monday night. He had pre
viously made an unsuccessful attempt to cut
his throat. His age was about sixty. During
the day he bade good bye to his friends and
on being asked where ho was going, re
pliol "to congress." No particular reason is
assigned for the rai-h act.
A prominent boot and shoe builder of this
town was recently nccoslcd bv an irate inco
mer, who demanded to know why his boots
lrid not heen mended as he desired, "Iiecause"
said the boot and shoe ch ip, "there was no
money in tho-e boots to pay for the work. 1
know thero wasn't, lor I sent a boy liidc of
them with a broom mid he filled to find any I"
Tin customer threatens to biro n derrick and
move them to another shop.
How we do pity the thousands of ofTce
hungry Democrats who are now i-itling on llie
ragged edge, hoping and playing that "it may
yet turn out nil right for Sammy 'and them
selves, of coiiik'. Tlu-y :ne lit subjects for the
eoimniscrathm of unsible pc pie who do not
Heck office. liek llaxtn VnterprUc.
Oh, stuff. Keep your pity for the office-hold
ers of your own pally who aro in danger of
1 i-iug their places. They need sympathy more
than the Democrats.
Mr. K. D. Hughes, thu well known conduc
tor mi the L. &. 1!. II. K. has been troubled for
a week or two past by some foreign substance
which had found its way into his eye, and
which ho was limbic to dislodge. When
town last weak, the pain hecamo intolerable
and ho soiiiihl tho aid of Dr. 11. F. Gardner
who, nfler examination, succculeil in removing
the unwelcome visitor in the shape of a piece
of steel nearly a cpiaiterof an inch in length.
L'evond n lcui'..or.ii v inll iuimatlou the eye is
all right, and t-o is Hughes.
The clolhlng floio of A. J. Evam, nt tho
corner of Main and Iron Streets was entered by
burglars on S i iday night last and robbed of
goods valued at over 5-300. The articles taken
weie overcuits, uud Milts for winter wear. A
lot ol cast uff clothing was found in the gravo
yard uf.Sl. Paul's Epbceipal Church, ncio-s the
strcil from the (-tore, and this leads lo the be
liif that llie lobbuy was cnnimitlcil by tramps
who threw away iluir wurlhless garments se
cure in the thought lhal liny would not be the
moans ol deleetioii.
The lions.1 ofuamcs lioat, on tho lliickhoru
road, wm e nti reel on Monday night, by three
men, with fices couccalcil hy mask, who ue
nuuded of Mr. Hoit hh money. Hi) managed
in same manner lo vncips from them anil ran
from the house. Uu his return ho found lhal
tho thieves ha I stolen come SG0 ill money be
sides a number of valuable papers in thu shape
uf notes, duo bills Ac. Tho rascals were so
well elU uised that Mr. Koat could not recog
nize t'.iem. They Minieel familiar with thu
premises and went directly to a chest in which
Mr. Hout kept his money, and papers. Such of
our rea lers as live in Uolaled houses in the
country would do well lo see to it that their
guns are loaded nud capped, Thero will be
many desperate scoundrels on foot this winter
for whoso benefit it would be wise to be prepar
ed. Masonic, Hall Illoonisburg, Nov. 30, 1870.
The following resolution were adopted by
Crusade Coiiini indeiy No 12, K, T.
WilKUDAi tho hand of death has again ap
peared In our midst and with Its ruthless
grasp torn from our circle our well beloved
Sir Knight Chrrles Fear's and caused a vacancy
In our Commander)-, Therefore
llcaaliul. that in tho death of Sir Charles
HearU tho cmtuuulty has lost an upright citi
zen, society one of Its ornaments, our fraternity
n true brother and n zealous Sir Knight.
JlefJutl. that the social and genial dlsposi
llou ever di'pluyed by our late Sir Knight In
tho discharge of his duties as Mich, his steady
iidheicnce lo our knightly customs and his
practice of the christian virtues, won for him
our CFle-rm, iepect and love,
Jlaotied. that lids Comuianderv sympathises
with the family of the deceased in their loss uf
n kind husband anil aueciionate lather, aim
may they In Ibelr hour of ulllicllou obtain con
eolstlon I rum Ilini whose acts though Inscruta
ble to us, uro always for our good,
Jlttolittl that this Coinmandery be draped
in mourning for fcix months and tliHt a copy of
these moliilloiu buicut tothofumlly of tho
deceased,
Sin Thomas Oeddis,
Bin O. W. Miixkb,
Bis J, O. Rctthi,
Good skating on FMilmrcreck. It Is n nllv
that the young ladles of Illoonuburg no longer
tako an interest In this delightful sport. Some
years ago It was very popular here, but of late
liasuecn given up. In modcralion, thcro is
nothing more healthy or inoro pleasurable.
Somo timo bIiicc wo remarked that as this
was n moral community no rallies took placo
here. We take It all back rnfilea liavo been
thicker than hops for the nat week and scores
of turkeys have changed hands by "hustling."
Human creatures aro nrono lo err and wo nro
human,
llr.liwicK, 1'a. Dco'r. 2d 1870.
1'ditort QJumbian and Democrat Dear Sirs I
In your Issue ofDec'r. 1st wo notico an arti
cle on "Intolerance" written hy you on account
of a Idler received from somo ono who has no
friendly feelings towards tho Jackson A Wood
in Mfg. Co. If you will kindly permit us to
usonlittlo of your valuable space, wo would
like lo say emphatically that tho assertions
made by tho correspondent referred to, arc not
correct.
We, whoso names appear below, aro and al
ways have been, democrats, and havo always
ued our influence to secure the success of the
democratic ticket, and this too without hind
rance from thc.1. W. Mfg. Co., In whose
employ wo are, nor do wo believe that this com
pany used other than fair, legitimate arguments
in tho case of any democratic voter In their cm
ploy. The shops of which we aro the foremen, rep
resent the majority of the hands employed by
the J. i4 W, Mfg. Co., and a largo proportion of
them arodemocrats who, notwithstanding this.arc
till at work and likely tocontinue so. We know
what we say when we assert that no employee
of this compiny was discharged on account of
his political convictions, but wo' do use tho an
thority wo have to keep good workmen in our
respective shops, and hiro or discharge men
only upon their merits as workmen.
Very truly yours
W. II. Slackhouse, Foreman car erecting sliop
Jacob Closscn, Foreman car repairing shop,
W. M. Iloyles, Foreman smith shop,
A. D. Seely, Foreman paint shop.
We gladly make room for the above commit
uic.iliun, in justice to the parlies implicated.
Our informant now hns the opportunity to back
up his assertions. Eds. Columbian.
Till. I.IAMLIIIL'J OP It. It. COMPANIES.
We give below the charge of Hon. William
l.lwcll, in the case of John J. .ncllenry vs.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
It til road Co., which was tried last week and
re-iilted in a verdict for tho defendant. The
chaigewillbu of interest as -explaining where
and how railroads companies are liable for
goods entrusted lo them and under what cir
cutns ances they cease to be responsible :
(lenllcmen of the jury: This is an action
brought by John J, Mcllenry against the Delaware-,
Lackawanna & Western Uiilroail Com
pany, to recover the value of a barrel of sugar,
lor which the plaintiff alleges the defendants
became liable-, by reason of its having been
committed to their chsrgo for transportation
and also by reason of its remaining in their
custody as warehousemen.
The" liability of a common carrier is very
sliiet; lie is, in fact, considered ns nil insurer of
the pioperty entrusted to him, mid is bound to
deliver it at all events, the acts of God and of
the public enemy only excepted : but, when the
properly has been carried to its destination,
and there deposited in a warehouse to wait ' hu
nw-u-i-'s convenience, the duty of the ctrrier ,
onded, and he becomes thenceforth responsible
only us a warehouseman, a bailee-, bound to
take such cam as a nruelcnt man takes ol His
own goods, and liable only for neglect in pro
tecting and preening it for a reasonable time,
or for carelessness in delivering it to Fomc oth
er person than thu consignee or Ins authorized
agent. In this case if the sugir was lost, tho -burden
of proof is upon the plainlill to show
tint such loss was caused by want of ordinary
care on the part of the railroad company. It
is not necessary tiiat the company should give
actual notice of tlio arrival of the goods to thu
thousands of persons with whom they deal,
Men are governed in their action by tin so
things that usually occur, and, therefore, the
general certainly of the safe and prompt arri
Mil of goods by railroad is a sufficient construc
tive notice. The railroad company, in this
cise, leceives nothing for storage beyond the
consideration that by taking care it will encour
nqo and induce business upon the line of its
road. You will have no difficulty under the
evidence in this case, in coming to the conclu
sion that the only liability of the defendants it
that of warehousemen. Was tho property pro
perly cared for while at the depot? anlwas.it
delivered to tho plaintiff? Upon the Tint point,
we hear no allegation to the contrary ; tho
building was kept locked the company's agents
were in charge; nothing was t-tolen. Upon the
either point ; if the sugar was delivered to any
person dull authorized to receive it for Mr.
Mcllenry, then thu railroad company is not
liable, although thu sugar may never have
rent-lied Mr. Mcllenry; if it was taken from
the depot by cither Mr. Long, the stage-driver,
(who, it seems, was authorized to carry goods
for .Mr. Mcllenry,) or by Mr. Albcrson the
teamster, (whom the plaintiff employed to
haul hisgooils.or if, at the rerpientof Mr. Long,)
the barrei of sugar was put out upon the plat
form and chocked off as delivered, then in cith
er of these cases it was no longer in charge of
the railroad as the keeper of a warehouse-, and
the responsibility of tho company ns carriers or
ns warehousemen was equally at an en . Hut,
if tho company or its agents delivered tho sugar
to any person unnuthurusd to receive it, ibat
wasa negligent delivery and makes the ware
hniieman liable, as iloes a non-delivery, or a
refusal to deliver upon the ground that the
goods cannot be found, unless he can show
roiiie rea-on sufliiient in law, ns that the ware
house was robbed 'ir burned, whereupon the
owner must show that this happened in cousin
(pie-ncc of the company's lUL-lett to provide the
usual Mifrguards, After the sugar was placed
upe.li the platfoim (it uu believe that, 1 at the
itip'ist ii Mr. Me-Henrv's sigiul.it was then al
the plaintiffs rik, because it was out of lliu de
pot and no longer under thu company's control,
to tluitlhitc- wastbtu nil i mile- discharge of
all Hihility on the pint of the company's ; and
if the sugar was t lie ri taki n uwny by Mime
bode elr-f, was lost or i-toleu, or whatever he
e-aiueof it, the company wn- not le-'penisibh'.
If it lie found that the sugar was delivered lo
Mr, Long, and that he was Mr. Melleury's
agent for the purpo-e of receiving and hauling
bis goods; or tu. Mr Alberti-nn, and that he- was
liken ise Mr. Mellenry's agent, or to any either
tiiithoiUi'd pi-rMin, llicn the plaintiff cannot re
.over, and jinir veidiit will be fur li e difen-
el.'ints. If, m Hie other hand, ou linn that
this bairel of siiuar wus lot by the m-gh-ct of
the railiiuid company, then the plaintiff would
be entitled to recover the value uf the mgar ill
the depot the price (whhh he slutid, was 10J
cent" per pound, lor cilhi r i!S7 or 293 pounds,
one ol the- two hariels,) with thu freight addeel,
ai d interest Uftin the value, and your verdict
would be for the plaintiff so many dollars and
cents.
'E ureka" is the sentiment of counties stif
ferers who find the bal.n of relief, and the four,
tain of their health and strength, in Aycr's Sar
saparilla. It is the most potent of all the al
teratives to purify the system and clcanso the
blood. It posECtses invigorating qualities, to
that it t-llimilaies the faded vitalities and pur
ges out the corruptions which mingle with the
blood, promoting derangement and decay. We
are ui-sured by many intelligent physicians that
this medicine cures beyond all others of its kind
and we can fortify this statement by our own
experience. Atkol (Juss.) ll'Ai'te Flag.
Dec Ira.
Tho Philadelphia North American has
Inlrly earned its titlo of u first class news
paper, The edition of December 1st, of
eight pages, gives an elaborate review of tho
various branches of trudo la that city occu
pying fifty columns, It is admirably written
and contains tho most valuablo Information
in tho briefest and most readable shape, and
reflects great credit upon tho publishers.
The price of tlio North American lias been
reduced to thrco cents, nr eight dollars per
year by mail and will doubtless largely In
crease its list of subscribers.
Tho House Comiuittco on Appropriations
met on Friday and agreed to report the an
nuil pension bill on the assembling of Cod
gress. It calls for $28,631,000, tho exact
.mount of th estimate.
THE COLUMBIAN AND
COUIIT ritOCKEDINOS.
Court met Monday, December 4th, 1870. It
being the General Term of December, A, D,
1870. His Honor William Elwcll, President
Judge, and Irani D:rr, Kan, , Associate, on the
liencli.
Returns of constables received.
Kstato of Samuel Glgcrj citation awarded.
Kstalo of Cadwallader Kobcrts j innliest
awaided,
On motion of William II. Abbott, Etq., Clias
Sweet ad milted to practice In the several
Courts of Columbia county.
Keport of viewers in favor of bridgo over
Hemlock creek, between Hemlock and Montour
townships, near the Keel Mill, confirmed nisi,
Ueport of viewers of a private road in Orange
township, near Snyder's, confirmed nisi,
Auditor's report in cstato of Peter Wenner,
decM, confirmed nisi.
Auditors report making distribution of the
fund arising from sale of the personal property
of Charles Msurer and Henry Maurer confirmed
nisi.
Auditor's report in the cstato of John Knittlc
confirmed nisi.
Auditor's report making distribution in real
estate of Daniel Slilpc, deerd, confirmed nisi,
Auditor's report making distribution In the
estate of John Kichart, deceased, confirmed
nisi.
John K, Girlon, M. E. Cox and Charles
Houscl appointed tipstaves for first week, and
Michael Walter and Daniel Neyliart tipstaves
(or second week.
Auditor's report making distribution of the
fund arising from Shcrifl'e sale of real estate of
Thomas W. Edgar confirmed nisi.
Auditor's report making distribution In tho
estate of Sylvester Pealer, second report con
firmed nisi.
In the estate of Solomon Buss, deceased, re
port of salo confirmed nisi.
I. K. Snyder vs. Mary Siivdcr, et al. Kelurn
of commissioner making partition.
In the cstato of John Horter, deceased, sale
ordered.
Keport of viewers of n road In Jackson twp..
near Samuel Knouse's, confirmed nisi. idti
fixed at 33 feet.
Commonwealth vs. Henry W. Awl. Form
cation and bastardy. Kecognizance of Jdcfcnd-
nut and O, P. Ent in $000 for appearance at
next Rcssie.n.
Commonwealth vs. John Van Lew. Assault
and battery. Non pros, allowed,
In t' o estate of Mary Horlochcr, deceased
auditor's report making distribution confirmed
nisi.
Petition of Lloyd Davis for guardian. " Mi
chael Fre-y appointed. Bond in $000, Conrad
Irvin approved as surety,
Ferdinand Limit discharged under Insolven
cy Act.
In the estate of Henry lobe, deceased, in
quest awarded.
Return of sale in the estate of George Fetter
man, confirmed nisi.
Return sale of real estate of Michael Heagle
iteceascd, confirmed nisi.
Report of sale in tho estate of Edward Lew
is, deceaseel, confirmed nisi.
Keport of salo in the estate of Patrick McCluS-
key, confirmed nisi.
Ki-purt of sale in thu estate of Elizabetli Kish
el, deceased, confirmed nisi.
Keport of viewers of a public road in Frank
lln and Locu-t twp., near John Rider's, con
firmed nisi,
Keport of viewers of a road in Locu't twp,
near Elias K'irig's, confirmed nisi.
Commonwealth vs. Michael Stackhouse, sel
ling unwholesome food, nonpros allowed
payment of conts.
Cominoiiwcaltli vs. Joseph C. Knittlc, for
nication and bastardy, noil pros, allowed on pay
ment of costs.
Uommonwealtli vs. Al. t. Woodward, as
sault and battery, not a true bill, county to pay
the costs.
Assignee of Columbian Iron et Mfg. Co. ex
cused from filing account until ordered by th
court.
E. 1!. Bidleman, constable of Bloomsburg
made his returns.
Commonwealth vs. Joseph R. Vanderslice
larceny of a note. Verdict not guilty.
William C. ScottIischargod under insolven
cy act.
In the estate of Kmanuel Conner, return
inquest confirmed nisi.
Commonwealth vs. Jeremiah Gensel, forni
cation and bislardy, a true bill.
Commonwealth v. Thomas Gorily, falso
pietence. Keeogiiizance of defendant and C.
G. Murphy in S'ilO for appearance at next ses
sion Same vs. same embezzlement. Recogni
zance as above.
Commonwealth vs. Neil Lcnilian, falso pre
tence. ReTogiuzauco of defendant and Thomas
Lor.tz in $100 for appearance at next session.
Same vs. same, embezzlement. Recognizance as
above.
Commonwealth vs. Mathias Sholz and Eliza
bath Shotz, assault and lattery. Recognizance
of Mathias Shotz and Martin Shotz in $200
each for appearance of ilcfendants at next scs
sio ns.
Commonwealth vs. Royd llrobst and Charles
Groves. The-e were two of the young men
who 'obbed tlio house ofDinielFry in Mon
tour twp. They pleaded "not guilty' ' but after a
jury had been called and sworn the pica wa
withdrawn and plea of "guilty" entered.
CiiHimoiiwi-alth vs. Jainj Stout, felonious
.Ksault cm Jame Archie. Not a true bill, coun
ty to pay co-ts.
Kepoit of viewers of a roid in Jaeksuii twp.
near 1!. F. Savage's lane eoiiliruud nii-i.
Kepoit of viewers of it road in Ileiiton iii.m
D miel II irtmau's i-oiifiruied nisi, width lixi.il
ill 33 feet.
Auditor's report iion i-xe piions to the ac
count of Joseph Levari, ad...inUtrator of Eliza
bith Levan confirmed ni-i.
( omminwe-iilth vs. llaninh Force, adul
tery, a true bill. Trietl and verdict of not gull
ty rendered, prosecutor Edward Yugle to pay
costs,
Commonwealth vs. IMsard Yiagle-, rape, not
a true hill, county to pay rots.
In the estate of Sarah Ilurtzell order of sale
continued,
Recognizances of Edward McCotmick and
Thomas Gerity and uf John Myers forfeited in
ogeu court.
Auditor's report making distribution of the
fund arising from the salo of real estate of Aug
Uit Freund confirmed nisi.
Commonwealth vs. Jeremiah Gensll, recog
nizance of defendant and II. A, Sehweppeuhi
ser nicli In $000 for appearance of defendant
at next sessions,
D. 8. Morgan & Co., vs. Samuel Johnson, an
action on two promissory notes given In pay
ment of a reaper. Verdict for defendant.
Commonwealth vs. James Arche, assault and
battery, not a true bill, coun ty to pay costs.
Court order tho names of GOO persons to bo
placed In the jury wheel, for 1877.
Road in Madison twp, near John Stetlcr's,
order of viewers continued, Wm. II. Shoe
maker appointed In place of Wm. Ieidy,
Keport of viewers of n road in FUhingcreek
twp. near John Thrasher's confirmed nisi,
width fixed at 33 feet.
Commonwealth vs. John Hunslngcr, not a
truo bill, prosecutor to pay costs.
Reort of a bridge in Mt, Pleasant twp, ap
proved by the Grand Jury and by tho court.
Inquest In cstato of Ellas Wilkinson confirm
ed nisi.
A good general Family Newipaper should be
In the hands of every family In the country, be
sides their local paper, Buch a paper in every
respect U the Cincinnati Times. Extra induce
ments are offered elsewhere In our columns to
thos win Will work for tht KVwrs, Head their
card and act accwdtmly.
DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY,
Business Notices
12J cent Dress Goods worth 1C cents. A
casojust received nt Clark & Wolfs, In tho
latest patterns.
A largo stock of Wluelow Glass on hand
at J) oyer iiroe.
A new lot of 8 cent Canton Flannel at I.
W. Hartman's.
Go to E. M. Knorr's for Gum Boob).
Rubber Boota at McKlnney's,
For a good cheap suit of Clothes' co to
U. Lowcnbcrg'i.
Mason & Hamlin, Geo. Woods, and tho
Celebrated Standard Organs at Ihomas'a
Music Store, Danville. Dec. l-3m
Mens
Calf Boots for $4.C0 at E. M.
Knorr's.
HaiKs on
ceived nt Clark elc Wolf's storo and nlso a
great variety ol goods suitable lor tno iion-
Lutz fc Sloan knows as well as everybody
clso that money Is scarce and hard to get, so I
they liavo marked their goods low that a
littlo money will buy a largo lot ol goods.
Beautiful nickel-plated student's lamps.
fino bronza lamps from 75 cents upwards, I
just tno tilings lor Holiday presents at Jioy-
cr liros.
I. W. Hnrtmnu is sellinc Camel's Hair
Suitings for 18 cents per yard.
Gents' fancy Slippers at JIcKinncy's.
All kinds ofltubbers at E. M. Knorr's
this week.
Buy your Clothing at D. Lowcnbcrg's.
A largo variety of Dress Goods verv cheap
at Clark & Wolf's store. A full line of No
tions, Collars, Cuffs, Tics, Kuches, Dress
l rimming, Iatlies Coats, made up, and
Beavers at 52 and upwards, Water-proofs,
etc.
Chickering, Stcinway, Mathushck Sc Ilnincs
Bro's., Pianos, at Thomas's Jlusic Store,
uauviuc. jjcc. l-am
I. W. Hartman is now opening up Christ
mas uoous. uo early anu seo tlicm.
A full line of Tobacco and Cigars, whole
sale nnu reiuu, nt Al. Al. Kuscl s.
Overcoats, Overcoats, Overcoats.
Fur Men, for Boys, for Children.
Latest ttyles, lowest prices at D,
liowenberg s.
Ladies' Hubbers at McKinncy's.
M. M. Russell keeps tho Magic Glycerine
ooap. ooraeiuing ue-v anu lirst class.
Boys' Kip
Knorr's.
Boots for $2 00 at E. M.
Volf" ReP3 20 CC"t3 p0rj'ard atChrk
A really fine Dress Shirt, try tlio Eclipse
ujii, u ,uiie;e;e in, eiefgaueeuuu economy
vumuiueii; can oniy oe uougut at u. LK)weu-
uerg's.
l'eoplo coming to Court can buy Goods at
i. tv. uarimnn s cueap lor casu.
LampCliiinncys and llronzes in all varie
ties at Moyer Jiro?.
Go to E. M. Knorr's for your fall
and Shoes.
Boots
Rl.Pnk Mnl nr.!n ..,1 nr.,0!l I
instruments generally in endless variety at
Thomas's Music Store, Danville. Dec. l-3m
Buy your Hoots and Shoes at MclCinney' s
for ho still "holds tho fort," and sells Goods
at "iiaru pan ' prices.
A full lino of Green and Black Teas, of
hu iiuauiies mm prices at ltusseu s.
Tho best Boots in town nt E. M, Knorr's
and prices to suit the times.
Six rrood second-hand l'ianos for sale at
G. Thomas's 5Iuic Store, Danville, ranging
in price Irom srja to fcliou. i;ec. 1-iim
COAL. COAL
Old Established Coal Yard.
C. W. Neal & Bro., Wholesale & Retail
Dealers in all sizes of tho best qualities o
Bed and White Ash Coal, at tho very lowest
market rates. Have constantly on hand largo
StOCKS 01
Domestic,
Cupola,
Blacksmith's Anthracite,
Bituminous,
and Limeburner's Coal,
Especial attention given to the prcpara
Hon ol coal Lc;ore leaving our yards. Urain
and Lumber taken in exclianiro fcr coal
Coal delivered to any part of the town nt
short notice. Orders left at I. W. JIcKelvv'a
utorc, or at our olhce. will receive prompt at
tention. Oflico and Yards at William Neal
& Sons' Furnace, East Bloomsburg. Your
liatroiiiice respectfully solicited.
COAL. 7 tf 251 COAL
Worthy of Itciuerr branee.
Why will you suffer violent pain, or be made
uncomfortable, elUtrew-ed In mind or body, when
you can he in-lu.illy relieved anil quickly cured
by Be-nson's Capcine I'orou Plasters, The or
dinary I'oroui Plaster U an article o. merit,
yet in action Ik too slow, requiring days and
necks of e-ontiiniom wear to ctll-ct a cure. Be n
oil's Caiilue Pumm Planter, be-in;; a ureal iiu
pioveiuent over llieni, relieves jou instanlly
iin.l cures ynu ijuieker than any known pla-iiT,
liniiueiit or ciiinHiiiiid.
Their ne'iiou i-e ui'ire pniverlill lliaii electiicily
and nunc ceitain. They are purely vegetable
roiiiain no miiiiTal or metallic puUinix. 'l'lui
etiiupo'ltlon nml properties are luuueleel upon
tine medical ikill, and are in no te-nxe a palint
luediciiie. They are enilcrseil by tlioii-amU of
Pliyi-iciaiis nml Hiugits of uniuipeacliab e
reputation, as being an article ef genuine merit
nd worlhy of public tinflilence. Try them
nml be convinced. Price 'St cent'.
KUiimnv joiinson,
I'lUKUiCKCTlCAL C'll tillJTH, K. V.
May 19,70 ly.
JU'iikOu'rt Cuiielno 1'urotiH I'liuiervIIenr ba
thu 1'euplei Huy !
"Tlio best, cheapest, safest, aid surest remedy of.
foroil an IntelllKvui people." "An urtlclo of (,-reat
merit which will In n tliort time Le found In every
household." "'l liej aro all that the laauufaclurcrs
.lalmfor them, whose name alone is a sufficient en
ilorwiiunt of their gcnalne inerlts." "'I he best
l rmeily known tr all external uinicullles or local
illsturbaiices." '1 hey are vigorous, removing almost
Instantly the most violent puln anel ensuring u spee
dy cure." "I consider them a great and needed tin
piovewent over all olher porous plasters, they give
prompt relief und cure quickly ; they are held In
high esteem " '1 hey uie now preferred over all oth.
en. 1 hey cure where other porous plasters fclmply
i tllete." U hen bunerlng try them and you will not
be disappointed, l'rtco ss centJt.
MuS-iU H'-ly HltAUlJItY & JOHNSON,
rharmaceutlcal Chemhits, N.Y.
Have you tried Kirby's WildCherry Cough
Balsam ? A very palateablo compound iur
tho various affections oltbo throat and lungs
It has been used with success, in seven cases
of asthma giving instant relief and iu many
cases effecting a peruamcnt cure. Price CO
cents per bottle and positively warrantee to
give entire satisfaction e r money refunded.
Kirby's Magic Belief for the Instant cure
of severo and acute pains.
Kirby's Tasteless Worm Lozenges, pleas
ant, sale and effectual.
Kirby's Horso and Cattle Powders are tho
best powders for stock, manufactured. Try
them and be convinced.
Kirby's Camphor Ico for sunburns, sore
lips and chapped hands.
Gill's Billious and Liver Pills aro recom
mended by the first Physicians,
The above preparations are for sale by all
Druggists and dealers in medicine,
MOYKK BltOTHEKS,
July21,7C,-ly Wholesale Agents.
PUBLIC SALE HAND BILLS
Printed at this Office
ON SHORTEST NOTICE AND AT THE
MOST REASONABLE TERMS,
i I
PIANOS AND ORGANS,
O P
STA.lSr3D-A.DRID 3vl
Tho Largest Assortment I
Tho Best in quality 1
Tho Lowest iu Prices I
Tho Easiest Terms !
YOTJ "W ILL FIND AT
COMER THOMAS' MUSIC STORE,
1 4 7 M ILL S T 11 E E T .
DANVILLE, PA.
l)oc.l-8rn
WHOLESALE DB
mn an(j
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
The undersigned haying heen engaged in tho
wsBC(DBEn mtSAS&m mmw3
business for the past eight years would call the attention of country
dealers to their large and varied stock.
They defy competition by any house in or out of the largo cities
Their stock consists of Paints. Oils.
Glass, Putty, F atent
c.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
33 33t O "W 33 33. S BLOC .
Where may be found a large
Sponges, Chamois, Colognes, Perfumery and in fact everything kep:
in a well regulated retail Drug Store.
They are also Sole Manufacturers of the celebrat e
OIL OF GLADNESS.
CALL AND KXAMINB OUlt STOCK.
ZMZOEIR,
Mayl,7s.-tf,
Then Buy N. Y. ENAMEL PAINT OO.'S
iTmKnaaffu! CHEMICAL PAINT aSJS,ffivBt.82i
paint,
in the
country, many of which have been palmed six
1IK.MIOAL I'aINT has taken nrtt Premiums at
ThlsCll
colors Bent free,
ulI,ru mlt'oiDi
AddreBS N. Y. 1N A MEL ! A
U
U o S., H Water street, Cleveland, Ohio.
AND
-r WAS JDUn.
Dealer in Law Blanks, Sunday School Libraries, Depositary of the
PfinnHvlvnnin . "RiWa Rnnlotv J
WINDOW OUETAINS, WALL PAPEB,
Books and supplies not
On Short Notice at the
Store in Exchange Hotel
flrt. fl. 1S7!U-
Then Buy MILLER BROS.'
Inthe-couniryTm
i d f'MKXIIM T. 14 VT Ilia tnL-nn Ij-I-o llpnmlmvia n
TEi
KGISTRB'S KOT1CKS.
tors and other persons fLterested In tEe estates of
the respective decedents and minors, that the fol
lowing administration and guardian accounts hac
bee n illed In the umce of thu lleglster of Columbia
county, and will be presented for confirmation and
allowance tn the Orphans' court to be held In
liloouiiburg, on Monday, tho 4th day of December
ls.ii, at s o'clock, p. m. on said day:
1. 1 ho llrtt and llnal account of John F. Fowler,
(luurulan of tlio person and estate cf Henderson
Yount, a minor child of llanlet ount, late of l'lne
township, deceased.
1. The urst anil llnal account of Joseph V. Kves,
(iuardlan of the person and istr.le of l'rlsellla K.
, Hester, a minor child cf Arnold Kestcr, late of
Greenwood township, deceased.
3. The account cf ilarlln V. 11. Yorks, Guardian of
Charles I), and William T. eauderniun, minor chil
dren cf 11,1am k. Cauderri.nu, lute cf Jordan
towiibhlp, I.J icinlng county, deceased.
4. The llnal aceonut of hanmel Dletterlch, Guardian
cf Hie perbuu and ritule of Muliolu Itoeme, a minor
child cf I'enjainlu Hociiu lute cf Ctnue town.'hip,
deceased.
f. The account ef William Longenbtrger, ono of the
Executors of eieor.-e, Lemgeniitrger, laio of Main
toiwi.tblp. dee'faeef.
0. The account of r.eube n Fnhrlnger. AdmtnUtrator
of Dmld K. Hare, lain t,f Locust townihln, de
ceased. T. The- ilrstand nnal account of Stephen Crawloid
kvcuurvf n.trew- Crawioid, tale of Mt l'hus-
ant toniisl.tp, iltce.ited.
8.1lie MM and llnal accouutof Andrew Ijmbicli
AdinlnlMiMor ol peter l rllz, latu ot Kugailuuf
tovenshlp, deceased.
V. Thu aecuui.t ef M. V. II. Kline, Aduilnl-tratni'of
Nat h inhl overdoif late ot i.'auwUsa township,
eleceoaed.
to. 'I ho account if M.irlln V. 11. lillne, AitinlnMra
tor uf Kllzaheth Ulshel, late of Moutimr township,
dece'usvd.
11 I he account ff ivter llrugler, IJxerutor nf Suan
hlnne, lute of the Tun n of lllooni.sbug.eleceMfi'd.
12 'lhc fcccmint cf Vl.tl.las Uostonnnd Djer U Clia
pln, Aarainhtraiors of John lioston, lato ol Fish.
iDgere'ek township, de'Ceased.
13. n fco account cf A. C. Smith, Administrator or
I k Vnflrut Iu liu.nht. lv., tn nil I.mIu.
joun Miiiin, inn. cr .Madt-m tuwnsUlp, deceased. '
14. i be nr-t and llnal account nt John McAn.ell. K-'
tcuiurnr lluubiih ualrd, lutei e.f tlm IloruugU cf
lierw lek, dece-UMd.
ItfgUlcr'i omce, I w, H. Jffiiiv
tlloomaburg,.Vov, ID, ls7. f KegUter.
riIH)V.S UVK.USKMKNTH
Tim fallowing apjrulsMiients of real and
iicrsonal propel tj-sei apart to widows of deceslcnls
have been Illed la the omen ot tlie Ite-gl.ter ff Co.
uiubla county, under tho Kules of Court, and will bo
presented lor absolute cuinlriiutlon lo the orphans'
Court to bu hold In nioomburs,ln uud forMldcoun
ty. on .Monday, the 4iti day ot U-c. Ib7i, at i
o'clock p. m., of said day un.bss exceptions to sucli
counrmatlon are previously nicd, of whicli all nej
sons lutei estvd In said estates w ill take notice:
1. Widow cf Charles retteruian, late of Locust town
ship, deceased.
J. Widow cf Oilier Phillips, late or Illoomsbunr. de
ceased. !. Widow of Thomas Otbbohs, late of llenton town-
4. Wlduw ot,Epbriilm Mcllenry, late of Jackson
townsuip, aeceaseo.
5. Widow of Ludwlg Thlele, late of Locust township,
deceased.
6. Widow of Joseph Cole, lata ot Bugarloaf town
ship, deceased,
7, widow ot Iteuten Fahrlnger, late ot Locust town
shlp.'.deceased. IlegUter's Oflico, 1 W. II, JACOHY.
Illoomsburg, Nov. lo, I8T0. ItegUter.
THIS I-ll'EB IS ON IIU WITH
ROWELL & pHESMAN
. Advertising Agents,
THIRP 4 CHESTNUT 6TS., ST. LOUIS, M,
uhTnicss CARDS,
VISITINQ CAltDS,
LETTKIt HEADS,
DILL HEADS,
POSTERS, 40., 40.,
Nestly and Cheaply printed at the Colum
bian Office.
BLANK NOTES,wIth orwilhout exemptjoi
fnrsatatthn(ViLiiiaaiiHOn'OH,
V A T 15 K T S .
Persons desiring to takj out patents, or desiring
Information Irom the Untied States Pa ent omce
should consult F. A. I E11WANN, Solicitor of Amert
can and Foreign Patents, Wtsltlngton, D, C. Ex
mlaattonafrte. NO PATENT NO PAT. Senator
Circular,
CXt, , tU w
I HI
of colors sent free. Address M 1 1. iTifii h ' ",US: . aampie
N; V. K XA M K L JP A 1ST CO., 103 Chambers btrcet, K. V. May lltv. '
-A. 3STTU 3? -A. O IT XT 33
UG EMPORIUM.
Markct Street
Medicines, Spices,
stock of Surgical Instruments
BROS.
years rind now look as well as viiiaiiret S!S
twenty of the Mate Fairs of the Union S.m?Si
INT
w, .w- urtuiwia ihbiiv, .1. I., or MILLIS
May 12, 1t ly.
9
PICTURE FRAMES, REWARD CARDS
on hand can be furnished
Most Reasonable Rates.
Building, Bloomsburjr Pa
... .i... "1 " ":.". ." " ' Ol IJiUUieU.
card
COUET PROCLAMATION
TT7"IIErtr:AR. il. n w,,.v
V? President Judge ot the Court of Oyer and'
Terminer and General Ja'l Delivery, court of Quar
ter Sessions ot the Peace and the Court of Common
Pleas and orphans' Court In the Siith Judicial Dis
trict, composed of the counties of Columbia and
jwoniour, and tho Hons. Imsi Debk and M. (
Hughes, Associate Judges of Columbia county, ha
isueu uieir precept, oearlng date the 23d day
wi iu euo jearoi our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-slv, and to me directed for
holdlngacoun otojer and Terminer and General
ejuarler Sessions ot the Peace, Court ot Common
Pleas and Orphans' Court, In llloonisburg, In the
county of Columbia, on the nrst .Monday, being the
imu.ioi ucccinoor next to continue two weeks,
Notico Is hereby gUen to the coroner, to tho Jus-
ne;in n mej rcace, anu tno constiiblcs of the said
county or i-'uiumtiht, that tliey be lLcn and tlieru
their proper person at to o'cloek In the terennon
s.itutliilayof oeceemtier.wlth tln lr records. lnnui
sltl ns and othe-r romeinbiauc.es, to do those thlnss
'""' "eir unices appertain to be done. And
iiioj ui.u are bom,a by re-cognizance to prosecut
j-iiiusi iiio pi isoners mat are or uuy Le In the J.i
"i"i euuiu) or e;oiuinDia, to be then and the
iu provcutft them as shall I e Ju t. Jurors are i
iiuesieii to nt punctual In tliilratlendaiiccegiei atly
i" nu n iiLeiei b. uuiruill lile,e.lLSl,lll" lhej,l elai
l IIH-ll llLllll-H. u
I. - 1 'f et., Ii
1 U h. Ill'l'.ISJIHl I
I- J and Iu Mie
., In llie e-ur i.t our lj.nl un
u eight Hundred und heveiitv-su
no one hundredth emr i,f n.u Indi-
pcuaeuev of tho I nlU'd States ef AmerKa.
MierlU's omoe", CIIAS. S. KoliN WAI.I),
inovmsuun,, .Nov. 1 tc bUerltf.
SM SA LV).
Ily litue f sundry writs of n. Pa. and Vem
hx, to the hhei lirof CuIiimbUVounty dlrveU d, the-
win txi e.xpoN d tu pubi c tale at ihe Comt House
liluomsbunr. on
SA IL'RDAY, DECEMIlKll Dili, Is7fi,
at ono o'clock p. m.,
uie following re, esute sltuaU" la tho Town
Illoomsburg, bounded ui.d deSi ilUd as Mlons, (
I tho east by lot of Sirs. O'blosser, south by Main
tuei-i, on me! west oy lot of DaMd llrobst, uneton
tho noi th hy an allev, snld lot being fifty feet la frout
and two hundred feet In depth more or less, where
on aro eieeted a two-story frame dwelling house and
uui.uiiuuicgs.
bcizi'u, taken into execution anJtoUj sold as the
property of n. w. Johnson.
AUiO.
At the same lime and placo all that certain mii.
' .. "uuuuu "'"-' ' biiuate lathe township
rajikim, oounaeo anu described as follows : On tho
I north by laud of William (1. FUhcr.on thj east by
ii, r.k'urK una und or ucorgo W. Fenster
macher, on the south by ltndof Jacob Knlttlei and
and of Valentine Vought and on llie west by land of
WlUlutn Watts, Benjaman PorU and It. Entitle, con
taining ono hundred and nrty-four acres and fifty,
two perches more or less, ot which thero are about
one hundred acres, more or less, under cultivation.
Tnerri is a good frame bank barn, a frame house.ono.
aurt-balf-stortcs high, and other out-bulldlnga, with
apple orchard and other fruit tieos, tc,
Setzd, taken Into execution and to bo sold as the
property of Peter U, Campbell.
AI.SO,
At, the same time and place, aU that certain tracj
of land situate In neater township, Columbia coun
ty, Pennsjlvanla.bounded and described as follows i
Ueglualng at a stone ; thence by land of Oideon
Hunslnger north twelvo degiees, west seventylght
rerches to a post ; thence by Und of lilltenbender
analireUli toenty-slx and three-fourths degrees
west one hundred perches to a post, thence by tamo
south twine degrees, cast 78 perches to a post,
thence by lands otH. P. Drelsbach, north seventy-six
and threo-fourtu degrees, cast one hundred perches
to the place of beginning, containing Forty-eight
Acres and onobundn-d and twenty perches strict
measure, whereon aro erected frame bouse and
barn.
belzed, tales Into execution and to be sold u the
property ot Andrew Hunslugar.
tcuAiiua a. fornwald, sumr.
NOT.JT, M7-U,
PA.
EGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
jVOTlCE.
To all Whom it Mat Covcxrhi This Is to trlro
notico that I have loaned II. M. Davis one bay mare,
during my pleasure, and 1 hereby notlry all persons
not w inuxiero wim saiei pronenr.
'AM1N GOI.DEII.
BtiUwater, Dec. 1, 18T-8w.
11&?IM
M-OTICE.
ihls ts to trlra notico that I ourcliased at Consta
bles sale, tlio following articles, formerly tho prop
erty of Josenli Hhocmalter. vli t on cow, one parlor
store, lot of carpet and plow, all of nlilcb 1 havo
loaned to said ;Joscpli Shoemaker during my pleas
ure, aii pejsoos are loiuiuugu ui loicrieru vrieu huh
Pioperty. .
Jcrscytown, Deo. 1, 'JS-sw
A DMINISTKATOK'S NOTICE.
JA ESTATR OF DANIKL KAflnNRR, DICI1SXD.
Leltcrs of Administration on the estate Of Daniel
Koshncr, late of Catawlssa twp., Col., Co., deceased
havo been granted by the Heglster of said county to
Peter B, Kushntr, of same twp., Columbia county,
AdmT., to whom alt persons Indebted are request
cd to mako payment, and those having claims or
demands against tlio said estate will make them
isirator wunoui aeiay.
PETE It 8. K AS UN Eh,
Administrator.
Dec. l.tSTS-Cw
Late Immense Dlscoverips br STANLEY and others
aro ust addeel to the only complete
no ana Labors ol Livingstone.
This Veteran Kxnlorer ranks amonir Mih most ho.
role ngurcsof tlio century, and this Look lsonoot
the most attractive, ra.icinallnjr, richly Illustrated
and Instructive volumes ever Issued. Vclog the only
entlro and authentic lite, tho millions are eager for
It, and wide-awake Agents are wanud quickly. For
proof and terms address IIUDDAIIU 1)1109., rubs.,
" EGISLATIVK NOTICE.
notice Is hercbv riven that an annllcatlon will bo
made to the Legislature at their ensuing session tor
ino vmsHagu m an act enuuea "An aci to cxiena uie
pro Islons of an act entitled 'A Supplement to an
act ret&tlntr to the lien of mechanics and others unon
buildings, so far. as relates to certain counties,' ap-
proveu ene ursi aay 01 Hay, Anno uomim one inou
lv of Mav.
sand elzht hundred and sixty-one, to the county of
sana cieu
Columbia,
The object of this act is to secure to mechanics,
material men, builders and contractors protection
iur wur uuuu ur iiiiiu-ruiui lur umeiuueuio rviNiinnu
alteration or or addition to any house or other bullet
lng, so that liens may hereafter bo had for the pay.
meni. 01 an ueois comracieci ror woric aone or mate
rials furnished for or about the repair, alteration or
addition to any house or uuuuing, in the same man
ner that Hens mar now be had for debts contracted
for work done or materials found for or about the
erection or construction of any house or other
uuuuiuif.
Yt. . LUM.Nlilt.
Dcct-tw
I EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
ll KSTATiOF Siaill BUOiDS, BKCKISXD.
letters Tcstamentarv on tho estate of Sarah
Ithoads, late of the 1 wnshlp of locust, county of
uoiumuia, ucceasea.nave oeen grantca oy me iiegis
ter of said co. to Franklin Ithoads of same terp. All
nersonsliawmrclatmsaira nst the cstato of thedece.
dent are reuuestcd to present them for settlement
anu tnose maeoicaioiuo cbiate tomaiee payment
eu euu uuuersigneu aumiaieraior wuaoue eiciay.
ritAiivuire letiuAus,
Nov. IT, 187S.-w. Executor.
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTI
ESTATE OF UlnAlI LUSOBIl, DKIISCA
letters of Administration on the estate of ttlram
Lunger, latcot f-ugarloat twp., col., Co., deceased
hale been granted oy tho Itcglster of bald county to
Andrew J lless,of same tivp., Columbia county,
Adm'r., to whom oil persons Indebted are requested
lo make pa) ment, and those having claims or de
mands against the said estate w-Ul make them
known to the said Administrator w ithout delay.
Nov. &.-4W. Administrator.
a.miu&iy j. jiron.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATK OK rBTKK ENT. DEC'P.
Letters ot Administration, on tho estate of
Peter tnt, late of .Scott twp, Columbia County. dee'd
halo been granted by the lleglster ot said county to
Oscar P. lint, of Light Sleet, Columbia Co., Pa.,
to w horn all persons Indebted to said Estate are re,
eiuested to make payment, and those having claims
ugalnsi. the said estatp will make them known to the
baiu uuminisiraior wituoui. ueiay.
usuAie i. iiirt i,
Nov. 10, ts-tw. Administrator.
A
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
LSI ATE OF JESSE J01IKSON, PFCRASEU, I.ATB OF BKAVEK
TOWNSUir, COLfllDIA COCNTV.
Letters ot Admlnlnlslratlo on the estate of Jesse
Johnbon late of Colnmbta county, deceased, have
been granted by the Iteglttcr ot satd county to John
A Johnson, or Heaver township, Columbia county,
to whom aU persons indebted arc requested to make
payment, and those having claims or demands
against the said estate win make them known lo the
saia Kxccuior wunoui aeiay.
JOHN A. JOHNSON.
Nov. 10, T0-6w Administrator.
N
OTICE.
The term of assessors elected February 1876, be
gan immediately after tbo General Election tn No
vember lost, and continues until April 1, 1678 by
an Act of March 10 1S75.
Attest WM. KltlCKDAUM, Clerk.
Commissioners' oflico Illoomsburg, Pa., Nov 24
1S7S. St,
The Columbian Law Docke
A complete record for the uso of attorneys. Con
venlenlly arranged for tho docketing of all casei
containing SCO pages, with double Index. This
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Eelitors and l'roprietors of the Columihan
BLOOMSBURa, IA..
I)ccl-lt
PUBLIC SALE
OP VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
Will be bold by Public Salo on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21,1870,
on the premise, the real estate of Samuel Mcars,
latent Locust tow nshlo. Columbia countv.Pa.de-
cea'd. the farm now occupied by the widow, lying
itujuiuijii.- eiie euwu oi ume'uiu, aim uujoiruiig niuus
ui uie iuiu iteuoen ranunger, r.sq., uarnmu uu.
rtn;er, Jonas l'ellerman and others, containing
uouue
EIGHTY ACRES OF LAND,
on w hleh are crectel a
LAiKii: invi'i.Liso house,
partl brick and tho balance frame, a Hank llsrn and
other out.biilldin.'H ''he land 1 all cleaied and In
co.u state of cuititatlon 'lm Mate road lead. ns
from t'alawl'isa to .Ashland nusnes tliroeurh It,
where a great part could txi seldfor town lms Ihero
is nlso a Largo Anpli) on hard and a arlcty of mher
iruieiiees upon iuu pieniues ; uuu also anotner
IT OF TIMBKH LAND,
tielnw tho font uf the Little .Mountain, adjoining
lands of tliorge Oclty, r.drew liicharrt, wrtht
Iliifhesiindiitners, eeiiitalnliig THIiiTKKN Ai'lilis
and Knee peril is ot Laid, all of whleh Is well nul
lified wlih rh-Mnu' iimi i tlier lluil r, which wilt be
wi ri piirali ly at the sune lime und pliu-e.
h.i'o w III commericn nt iu o'clock, a. m ,nf s.tl.1 div.
hen conditions (which wlllbn eusv) will be mutie
known be
Sltll JlKtlH,) 5..M
(' I. ME.VltS, j
vUmedli, Neiv. litb. It'iJ tw.
ADMIXISTRATOR'lS SILK
OF VAI.l'Aill.i:
REAL ESTATE!
Tho underslgntvl AdmlaMrator, di Iwnn nun cam
ti'stameuilo iiunexo of Uw esUUi of Vincent Ulehar.l.
deaiasol, will oifrforsdo upon tin promises, la
Fbhlugcreek township, Columbia eount, I' , en
SATURDAY, DECEMRER 10, 187(3,
at 11 o'clock a. in. thn following deMUJ
I'ltltT OF I,l.VI
bounded on tho north by p. M. Poalir, east by jjim
Weunerond others, so-iili by John CroveJIug, west
by John Ui'Lihlloe, coutalabig
ONI", HUNDRED ACRES
more or loss; greater part of It bclnjlu a state or
cultivation. There U on thu promtsos A OOOD
FRAME HOUHrl and II ler.l other out-bulldlngs.
There is a ueier.fallln'j sprlnsr of water neix the
bouse and a well at the house. TticroU A LMtOB
APPLE OKCIIAltll and olher fruit on the place
TliD property Is situated Iu tho midst of ons of tbo
host agricultural sections In tho county. Location
desirable.
TEItMS OF BALK. Ten per cent, of one-third of
the purchase money to bo paid ut tho striking down
of the property, the one-third less the ten per cent,
on the nrst day of April, lsir, when lussesslon will
be given, and the balance to bo paid la two equal
annual payinenU ; Iho whole to be secured by Judg
ment bond and mortgage.
OEO. M. HOWELL,
Van Camp, Nov ,S4, U7. Administrator,
MORRIS MICHEL,
IMIACTICAL PIANO MAKUR,
TU.VXIt AM) Ilb'lMIItEK.
BL00MSBURU, PA.
FIRST CLASS PIANOS AND OROANS FOR SALE.
SECOND HAND PIANOS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
OltDElt 11V MAIL PHOMITLY EXECUTED,
Deo 1, 1-ly
Sfi tn S20 fr r at Lome. Samples wort 11
. a,uw 04 r.Partixnd, Maine.
Dauchy & Oo'b. Advt'w.
Asnfis MONTH Mo Active Men sUing our ijtwr
OOUU Copying nook. No press or water, w.
tiamnle eonr Vrortli W oo FltEK. Sena stamp or eij
cular, KXCKLSIOll MTU CO , W HMWJ ' ui
Dearborn street, cnicago. t.. -
CENTENNIAL CABINET.
24 Illuminated Views
Centennial and State buildings, as prlntel m , tt;
grounds during tho Exhibition size "i""
iHi pries Mcts. prepaid lltwral redmiUon J 2S5i!
ers sent to any uure-en L 1 1 LJ ' . .. . . W -postpaid.
ltofiEUS WlIITK,PrlntmanaKiiiT.
vcrs, 4s Walnut st,, phUa., Pa. Deo.-4iT q
TKIFLINO
WITH A COLD 13 ALWAT8 DANOKHOUS.
USE
WELLS' CARBOLIG TABLETS,
BiiroremedrforCOUO!18.and all o seases oimm
TllltOAT, I.0NO9, CHEST and MUCOUS urn
UltANK. Put up only in. Blue boxes-.
SOLD BY ALL DKUUUlOiO.
c. N. CltlTTENTON I Sixth Avenue, New Tort.
NOV.10, 1S-4W D
onx-BsiiLzxra imkhwie"
THE
Ceutennial Exposition. ,
DESCltlHED AND ILLUSTRATED'. .
Tho only'Complete, ltlchly Illustrated, low pnjj
work, TS0 pages, only tun. Treats of tie ent
history, grand buildings, wonderful exhtWMjCUrtos.
ttlos, great days. etc. The best clumcoM lMye
to coin money fast, as everybody wants this
,ooo agents appointen nnei, euur uku, ,vw n
'or full particulars address Quickly,
HOBUAItD imos., Pubs., TJJ Sansomst., rhtla., Pa.
PnTiHnn I lie not deceived by premature boott
LiaULlOIl J assuming to bo "omclat" etc, Dcj-w
THE HOPE OF REWARD
Is what Induces so many people tn search of
Sl'LENDlD FARMIIVO LAND
to go to Michigan, and select from tie
ONE MILLION OP ACRES
ot tho land grant ot tno Grand Itaplds and Indian
Strong soils, sure crops, plenty of timber, tt
drouths, grasshoppers, or chinch bugs. Pure waur.
running streams, ready markets, civilization an
schools, ltollroad runs through centre of grant.
Price from H to no per acre, hena tor our uiuiui
ted pamphlet, full of facts tn German andEsglutw.
say In what paper you saw this notice. Address
W. 0. HUGH ART, Land Oomm'r.,
0 HAND HAPIDS, MICH.
Tltto Perfect. Dec.e,T-m
Ct - FANCY CAIlDN it styles witn name is w
4i Opost paid. J. D. Husted, Nassau, Kens, Co, M.T
rov. 'e,-tw a
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE STOtlT OF
HHARLEY T?OSS.
Written br bin fnttirr. A complete account of am
most mysterious abduction and exciting iniiW
With lae simile letters and Illustrations, outsells aU
other books. One agent took 0 orders In on Cf.
Terms liberal. Address.
John E. Potteh & Co., Publishers, Phlla.
Nov. 34-4 wd
HEADACHE.
DR. C. W. BENSON'S
Celery mid Clia'itoiiillc rille
are prepared expressly to curs Stele Headache. Ner
vous lieaaueue, nyspcpiic i'cuuikiw, utmaii,
Nervousnes'i, sleeplessness, and will cure any era.
Price !w cents, postage free. Sold by all drurgViBi
and country stores, omce 106 Noith Eutaw strnL
Ilalllmore. Mil.-lteference : G. J. LESTEIt, CHI
Howard iuiiK, naitiinore, Met.
JiOV. S4-4W u
BANKRUPT SALE
OK 3III.TON (iOI.II JEWlir.UY.
We will send you on receipt o flfir rent one jalr1
elegant engraved Mceve iiuttons, one set spuB
btuas, one Lorar jiuiton. ouc ueaueuui i.oiui .mw
nn. ono eienus aecu ejjiam, ana ono uemry n iuuh
Htng. AbovolotuscdtoretaUforSS.OO. Fourl
wta bo sent. TOStpald. on receipt ot ts 1 .60. Jewetnr '
circular free, Addrew W. W. UeU Co., Phila.
NOV. IH-4W a
Bab cock & Wyeth's Ad
Is taken Internally, and Positively Cures IUien
tlsm, Uout, Neuralgia, and Lnmbago. Heboid by
Wholesale and ltetall Urugglsw everywhere. Benet
for circular to.
HELPHENSTINE & BENTLET,
Druggists, WaslUngton, D. C.
Oct 6, 76,-ly. a 4 w
C ma day at home. Agents wanted. Outfit n
S literms free. TRUE, CO., Augusta, Maine.
'Maichio, "o-ly.
Verbatim Reporting.
TEItMS: Actual travellhg-, hoarding., and other
czpenses; live dollars a session, for taking tho roporv
and ten cents a folio, ( hundred words, ) for writing;
out Into long-hand.
Where tho matter reported tn one day eqaals or
exceeds fifty folios, the rive-dollar fee will be remitt
ed, and the transcribing ong-hond charged ml
nrteen cents a folio; but, i all such eases, if fKor
than nrty folios are purchased, the are dollars wlU
be charged.
Address. S. N. Walker, A.M., Courf-steno..
rapher, Illoomsburg, Columbia eounty, Pennsylva
nia. Itesldenco. Iron Btreet, between Third and
Fourth.
omce. Wltb E. E.Orvts. Esq. , Colnmblan-buM-Ing;
entrance.oppostte tho east gate to the court
house yai d, nrst door, tlrst door to right.
omce-hour, tromltwelvc to one o clock,
rcb is, 1870-iy
Juries for Dec. Term, 1876.
Git AX I) JURORS.
Dlooin George W. Bates, Freas Brown, Pater Jen,
E. it. Wor.lln, Thomas Knorr.
Berwick Alexander Thompson.
Ciilawlssa J. K. Sharpless, Daniel Zarr.
Centrnll Alfred James, George James.
Conynjham-U.lt Williams.
Ffceh!ugcs?ek Gcorgo D. Heath.
Greenwood Dav td Albertson.
JacKsonIohn Ranti.
Jllfllln A ten Bowman, John Hoffnagle, Sttph
Heller.
Mt, PI 'asant Tlios. J. WclUrer.
Orange Marlun Hughes, Henry DeLong.
Scott Kfcee Fulrmaii, Is.iuo ncw.Ceorge W. Crete
Ucg. , n. While.
TRAVERSE JUROR.
iit t.t.
Il'.oom Hlhlsui liliti-r, t hrts. Miwii), N. I . Mck, I,
A. Kuhn.
Heswr -Churle-e -Utu'.au.
i.r-.i-k - it 1 ll.ui) I ri'dbt'itder, John ti.jacg'jy.
lie Mo.1 - , L. Ct'lc, l.l'.iis MittJU.
HrUrerevk-s, it. mnh, U)l .-IJller.
Cl'wls.-l'.lhren irwsy.
Ccuu-)t. Vlillint.
Pnaliiln -WIUIjui Tro-le, Wlillua fieorge
lltecnwwOj-Wtltit) ILeler, TU'Ujuim Mathers,
ilim'.vnk -J(n Olii, Jci.n ApshM-uu. N. P. Uten,
A. J. Emuvt,
Locnst- Mninu It. Curl
MJ-un Oo-se IViule. JvkH J. Fletl. r, Jjuv
Ae.llw
M jlu Jo.Sn W. ti'.inafi, .lo ib V.'. Jvhn.
MlSlln Henry Heller, John KlVenduu.
Mrutour J. t. OnritoH,
tU P!e4uit- JeLh votuku.
Oranso- H'bltiiu M.tUer.
pine Jame-s Tilvi Uleeu.
lOalUigCle-tk I'M U.-U1 L'OoL
Mcolt-E. D, llJjeuUuvli,
biCilof Alvtu Ittnty.
sxeu.su vi.
Bloom-Hsivej Long, HeLry lteseLMoc, M. T, Lots.
K. C. Ent.
lleu.ver AlkJO Mann.
llsnton-Jotl Ketfer,
Berwlck-H, It, Dcwtr, Wm, V. Pahnir, S. B. v,
luaa.
Hrtarcre'Ck-Albe-rt Smith, John Hosskr.
Cvntralla-John Mcru.
Center-Jesse Hoffman. Utlllngton Ruckle.
Catawlssa-Joseph Hartman, Alfred Eck.
Greenwood 1 tremis Ueeco, Humphrey Parker, JoL
Sands.
Hemlock Geo, M. Drelsboch, John P. Guild, FrasJc
Jones.
Jackson John UcIIenry, Jr.
locust fcimuel Levan.
Madison-George Beagle.
MlfUIn Charles Crsasy, w, W. Smith, Phlntaa
malth.
Montour P. E. Ktrshner.
lino Jiurs Uosters, A, Y, Whltmoytr.
Hcott-It. M, Joinsoo, ChorlM Lee, WUllau cdirtr
Weioley llookl.
AdvjsrtisingAgents