- . 1'- THE COLUMBIAN. ntOOHBBUBO, r UI BAY, Alfll'HTRO. 1879 Rail Road Time Table. LACKAWANNA ft DLOOMSllUlm HAIL llOAD BODTn, 8.0OA.M. . P. M 11.45 A. At NORTH. Accommodation Train, e.M A.M. Mall Train T.SS A, M Kxprou Train 1.M1', M. OATAW1S3A It AIL 110AD. NORTH Accommodation Train e,i A.M. Regular Express 4.M r.M. Thronif h cars on Express train either to New York or Philadelphia. Accommodation train runs between Catawlssa and Wllllamsport. SOUTH T.f e p. m. 11,45 A.M. CAMPA1QN COLUMBIAN. We will send the Columbian to rampat,in tiliscrlbern to Notember 15tli for 40 ctnt. Now is the time to get up clubs. IMPORTANT NOTICE. . A full attendance of the Democratic Standing Committee of this County Is retjueited at the arbitration room in the Court House on Mon day, September ?d, at 10 o'clock a. m, Busi ness of Importance will bo transacted. David LoWENnsno, , Chairman. THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, T A. The Normal School opens next Monday. To morrow is the last day of Summer. Public schools open on Monday next. The Mountain Echo published a dally '.during the Headly Grove camp meeting. Street Commissioner Shafler Is pushing work on the roads. He is a good officer. Yellow fever Is still raging terribly In the south. Colored 'camp meeting opened at Rupert last night, the 29th. All kinds of job work done at low prices, fur cui only. Col. E. Thajer celebrated his ninetieth birth day on Wednesday. tiBATII OP AN OLD CITIZEN. John M. Chnmuerlin Esq., ono of tho oldest residents of Dloomsburg. died at tho resldcnco of his son John, at Dunmoro last Monday af ternoon. He died unexpectedly, having lain down to sleep. His remains wero brought home on Tuesday, and tho burial took placo on Wednesday. John M. Chamberlin was born In Danville, Septtmber 18th 1803. He was brought to Bloomsburg when twd weeks old, and was never absent from that lime fur ono month. In 1828 ho married Miss Martini Wells, who died In 1857, leaving nine children, five of whom are still living, vizt Mills, John, Jnme, Mrs. V. P Drinker, and Michael. Mr. Chamberlin was appointed Post Master in 1818 by Cfen. Taylor. He was tho first telegraph operator in our town, and held the office of jus tice o( the pence for threo terms. He was carncstin hit convictions, and was (.consistent member of tho Presbyterian church. It is probable that ho wns more familiar with tho early history of tho town than any other citizen. Truly, an old landmark is gone. All that Is needed now to make water works a fixed fact, Is subscriptions to the enterprise, Water can be obtained in sufficient quantities, and of excellent quality, and at comparatively small expense, and If our cilixens who can af ford It will only take an interest In the matter tbero will be no difficulty in putting it through L. N. Moycr lias the subscription books, and any wishing to subscribe for stock can do so at any time by calling on him Tho reception given to Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Iiittcnbcnder last Thursday evening at the res- menco oi Mr. u. llittcnbcmlcr, was a very pleasant party, and was largely attended. Af ter tho older guests had takon their depnrturo the young people tripped the "light lantastic" until a lato hour. Mrs. Bittenbender comes back among n largo circle of acquaintances, having made many friends while she wns en gaged in teaching at the Normal School last year. Wo understand Mr. and Mrs. B. will board at his father's for the present. COMMUNICATED THE KIN8L0W MUI1DEIL On I he south slope of Jacks mountain one mile from the town of Troxelvllle, Snyder coun ty In what Is called Muser valley, lived for many years an. old couple In a one .lory loir house. They were Germans, emigrated from Wocrtenberg and were without children or rel atives In the country. Their wealth consisted In 10 acres of land on which stood their hum ble dwelling and a stable and they were the owners of three cows. As to the amount of money In ihelr possession there were many dif ferent stories; some would have it as high as $5000, some only about $2000, In my opinion the latter Is a low estimate. Thcv were indif ferent and molested no one. The name of the. old gentleman was John Klnslow and Mtrgaret was his wife. He was veryjeccentric and livid a miserly life, saving every penny muJe, his business was watch and clock cleaning. He also followed the business of fortune telling for which he charged a fee by which he gathered a good many dollars paid him by the young folks who wished to know some truth or untruth about their lovers. In payments he never liked to take paper money and if he had any ho would always get it ex changed for silver or gold or even pennies. He would never put any of Ins money out nt inter est for fear it might become known that he ha 1 money, and he would never pay out any money in his house in presence of any one for fear the secret hiding place of the same '.might be re vealed, Nevertheless it was not only known that be had money, but even the place where he kept it become known nt least to a few. It was in boxes under the floor In his sleeping upartment. lie continually kept a loaded doub le barrel rifle and revolver In the house. On Saturday night December 8th, 1877, their home was fired and consumed with its contents to the ground. Tho remains of both tho old lady and gentleman were found in the ruins. 2,000 copper pennies were found In the ashes they being too bulky to carry away. Suspic ion at once rested on two men, Uriah Moyer and Emanuel Ettinger, near neighbor. They were arretted nnd conGned In the county jail at Middleburg, but upon a writ of Habeas Corpus they were released in the opinion of the Coutt for want tf suflicient evidence to hold them. This Emanuel Ettinger was since confided for mealing bets nnd is now In the Eastern l'tni- teutiary serving out his term. By the way this Ettinger had a sweet heart by the name of Mary Hartley who as now developed was uloni; whet the murder I ntn about to relate was com milted on the night of December 8th, 1S77 as aforesaid. This woman still lived in the neigh borhood where the crime wascommitted. On or about July 2olh last this Mary Hartley sent word to James P. Smith high Constable of the Borough of Middleburg that she wished to see him. Suspecting something of importance he repaired to the place appointed to meet her, ac comtianicd hv a iiisticeTjf the neace to whom pleased to receive calls from a large number of drew the bolt, jieli,ief or thieves took from the she mads a full disclosure of the murder, nnd Of Ixtebest to School Directors. The Township Auditors in different parts of the State are insisting on school directors making a full exhibit of their books and Touchers in the settlement of their accounts, and the re sult so far. has been the correction of many abu- A Gospel Temperance meeting will be held LeSl tie cutting down of expenses, and a relief in the Presbyterian church next Tuesday even ing. The public Is Invited. The Bloomsburg Cornet Band attended n Harvest Home picnic at Millville last Satur day. " to taxpayers. In one or two Instances, notably one In Northumberland county, directors have refused to do this The Township Auditors in that county placed n director under arrest and put him in jail for his neglect. Jcrtty Shore Herald. There Is not a town of its.iie in the state RonntNo the Post Office. On last Sun- where the business men do as little advertising jRy iglt BOmu burglars eutered the basement as In Bloomsburg. of the Heauhlican office, and ascending the steps leading to a side door of the Post Office bored voun u,,en next luonoay. vre sua.. or cut a hole in lhe frail door, and easily with YOU CAN BR HAPPY If you will slop all your extravagant and wrong notions In doctoring yourself and fami lies with expensive doctors or humbug cure-alls that no harm always, and use only nature s simple remedies for all your aliments you will bewlse.well and happy, and save great expense. The greatest remedy for this, the great, wise and good will tell you, Is Hop Hitlers believe It. See another column. THE STABLE OF Mil HOIIRIIT BONNEIt, Proprietor New York Udyer, Is built and kept on tho most Improved nnd modern plan, both ns regards ventilation, light, warmth, etc. JMr. Bonner's taste for horses Is well known. The gentleman In charge of this valuable stable was Mr. Itoss. By the lite of Giles' Liniment Iodide Ammonia, ho removed ringbones and bunches that had resisted all other treatment. Send for circular, giving full instructions to Dr. Giles', 451 Oth avenue, New York. Sold by all Druggists. AN ASTONISHING FACT. A largo proportion of tho American people nro to-day dying from tho effects of Dysycpsia or disordered liver. Tho result of these diseas es upon the masses of intelligent and valuablo people is most alarming, making lifo actually n burden instead of a pleasant existence of enjoy ment nnd usefulness as it ought to be. There is no good reason for this,if you will only throw aside prejudice and skepticism, tako the advice of Druggists and your friends, and nnd try ono bottloof Green's August Flower. Your speedy relief is certain. Millions of bottles of this mod iciuo luiro been given away to try its virtues, with satisfactory results in every case. You can buy a sample bottle for ten cents to try. Three doses will relieve the worst case. Positively sold by all druggists on tho Western Continent. aug. 30,'78-tf jl DUES THE WORLD MotSJ The Rev. John Japer, of Virginia, says De tun do move, for in de mornin' it shines rn dis side ob de iious, whll in de ebeuin, on di side ob de hous. Now, ef he don't move, how coin he dar?" Notwithstanding Mr. Jasper'i Ionic, we yet believe the world moves. When Mr. Jasper's ideas constituted the popular be lief, people thought that to die of small-pox or cholera was simply fulfilling one of nature's laws. Now, through vaccination, small-pox is averted, while cholera, cholera morbus, dysen tery (flux), and diarrhoea j are readily cured by the use of Dr. Pierce's Compound Extract of Smart-Weed. Does not such evidences tend to prove that "the world moves ?" As an extern al remedy for cut", bruises, sprain", swellings, bites and stings of insects, the Compound Ex tract of Smart-Weed has no equal. Veterinary surgeons have also employed it willi marked success our Bubscrlbeis drawer about $25,00 in change, but strange, to say did not molest the registered letters. C E. Savage's silverware was handled, but none of it was taken, nor was the safe - containing much valuable jewelry tampered with. Tli party evidently was not a professional, nor a tramp. In the Wyoming Seminary and Commercial College the Discipline is of the highest order, Dr. Copeland, Principal, Miss Martin, Lady Principal, and Professor Sprague, of the Com mercial Department, willi their coadjutors in the Faculty, have, by their uniform christian Reese Dawson was arrested by Constable courtesy blended with firmness, so won the re- A. W. Brandon, Democratic candidate for Congress from Montour, paid our sanctum a friendly visit last week. 0. i A railroad ticket to Chicago and back for sale at this office very cheap. Good until De cember 31st 1878. tf Tho fith of September is the last day on which assessments can be made. Let every Democrat see to it that his name is on the list. swore to an affidavit as follows in substance That on the night aforesaid herself and said Ettuiger her lover, Israel Erb, Jonathan Moy er and wife and Uriah Moyer (two brothers) repaired to the premises of Kinslow nnd that one of the parties burst a window pane, in threw in the room n bottle containing chloroform Tho next moment one burst tho door open witli an axe, and thai the parties rushed in, killtd the old gentleman firs,t then the old lady by striking tliem with clubs until dead, tliui took out from under the floor two boxts of money one containing t lie gold and (silver the other the pennies.the hlter were scattered all over the house being too bulky to carry away as afore- Thomaa last Tuesday, on the chnrge of robbing the Post Office. He was committed to jail af ter hearing, in default of $500 bail, pect and love of the students that the work of said. The money was then divided in 4 parts Hon, John D. Stiles, former member of Con greas from the 10th District is visiting his old al, Painting and Commercial. The latter teach discipline has been kept in abeyance of the more congenial employment of instruction. There are seven courses of Study, Scientific, Classical, College Preparatory, Normal, Music- Busiiim Notices WESTWARD HO 1 WESTWARD HO 1 Parties going West will find it to their advantage to purchase their outfits of cloth ing, trunk-s, Dags anu satcneia enenper iiiau ever at JJ. Loweuberg g. Fall styles of Worsted Coating-English Suitings just received at D. Loweiiberg's. The latest Novelty in Hats. Call and see Tin: Russian Hat just received at D, Lowenberg a. friends In Huntingdon, and enjoying the relig ious exercises at Headley'a Grove. E. E. Orvis, Esq. o lawyer lias been nom inated by the Nationals as their candidate for Congress from this District. We thought the new party was opposed to lawyers. Col. C, K. Hughes is acting warden of the new jail. He is alert, temperate, has been a good soldier and is in every way qualified for the position. Lost, A bunch of keys belonging to this office, among which is one to a lock box in the Post Office. The finder will please return them. aug. 30-2w. es book keeping, Commercial law, Political Econ omy, Banking, Correspondence, Telegraphy, Plain and Ornamental Penmanship. Fall term opens August 2Slh. Address Rev. D, Copeland i D, P., Kings.on, Pa, Much has been said by the citizens of this place about the need of a public reading room one in which might be found not only the per iodicals of the day, but also a well filled and Interesting library open to all. Such n room, wisely managed would indeed be a public bene fit. To make their rooms in Lulz building one of this kind is the object of the members of the Y. M. C. A. Reader, you may do much to aid them with out the expenditure of money, br iilaclng in After October 1st 1878 all subscribers who ihcjr lands a few of the volumes voti can snare owe from October 1st 187o will be struck on me from your ,bfary ; 0r by notifying any of the list, and the accounts collected by law at the rate of $2.50 a year. tf. We see that H. H. Cummin, Esq., Is named as a candidate for Judge In Lycoming county. He Is eminently fitted for the position, and the people of that county could do no better than to aelecl him. undersigned committee who will call for the same. The thanks of the association are tendered Mrs. H. C. Hartman, A. C. Smith, C. C, Pea cock and II. E. Smith for contributions. J. 8 Wilson. R. 8. Bowman. E. H. WlTMAN, ublication Committee. That money is hard to get is no excuse for not paying subscription. We want potatoes, oats, wheat.flour, chickens, butter and eggs, and Williamson H. Jacoby, Esq., of Bloomsburg, was last week, re-nominated for Register and Recorder by the Columbia county Democratic will allow the highest market price for them on conTe;ition. This is the fourth time that he has been nominated by the Columbia Democ racy for that office, having served them to great satisfaction the laBt three terms nine years subscription. m ' A festival will be held in the Lutheran church at Buck Horn on Friday and Saturday even ings September Oth and 7th. A supper will be served on Saturday from 3 to 7 o'clock. Meth erell's Cornet Band will furnish music. Pro ceeds for the benefit of church, , not by counting but merely culling it in 4 parts on the ground behind the house as counting would have consumed too much time; uex they let the cattle loose in the stable, carried a few armfuls of straw and leaves from the stable in the house, then set it on fire. Next they bur ied the mooey under rucks in the mountain then went to their resiective homes living away from the scene about two miles and a half, ex cepting one of the parlies who lived away about one mile. Miss Ilartly is now detained in jail to give evidence. Ettinger, who is in the peni tentiary will be brought to the county by requi sition for trial in September next. Israel Erb and Uriah Moyer are in jail ami Jonathan Moyer who was a fugitive in Kalamazoo coun ty, Michigan, was brought back by officer Smith on Gov. llartranft's requisition last week. Tiie District Attorney, J. Arnold, Esq , h.u sub poenaed many witnesses cutroboraliug the evi deuce of Miss Ilartly in a circuiuotaut'at way. Ettinger lias made a partial confession to a fel low prisoner in tho penitentiary. There is no doubt the chain of evidence is complete and no link wauling It is said Miss Ilartly can be be lieved on o.ith, although her character has been of a loose kind. She gives as the reason for tel ling that si.u has had no rest since the murder wascommitted. This is a sad affair and it has caused a great exeittmeut in this county and wherever known. Whether guilty or innocent is only known to the parlies concerned and to their maker who seeth the remotest part of men's hearts. " 'A. K. G, Middliohi'UO, August 20, 1878. CAN THE TItUTII OVKHTAKE A LIE? Investigation discloses ihe fact that the lady reported in the Associated Prtss dispatches, about Aug. 10th, to have died in Chicago after FALL HATS just received for Men, Boys and Children at Loweubergs' Boot headquarters at McKinney's. Noticu. --Three hundred empty Iron bound Liquor Barrels for sale at I). W, Robbins' Liquor Store Alain Street, Blooms burg, aug. 23-lw Call at McKinney's for Shoes. SHERIFFS SALE. Br virtue of sundry writ Issued out ot lno Court or Common Pica of Columbly county, and to me directed will be exposed to nubile sale at the Court House Bloomsburg, at one o'clock p. m on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2d, 1878. The undivided one-halt ot all that certain mossu- ngfcoi tenement and lot of giound sltuats partly In uaiawissa township, county of cliimbia and statu of Pennsylvania, and partly In Franklin township, county ot Columbia and stabs of Pennsylvania, boun ded nnd described as follows, to-wit t I'eglnnlng at a point on the north side of the public road lending rrom catawlssa to mouth of Hoyliiircreck, twen-ty-nvo (25) feet west of a frame dwelling now occu pied by Martha llanghart, and running Irum thence north six and a half degrees east fourteen and one- half tl4) feet to a point two () feet north of tho north-west corner of said building, thence along the northern side ot said building two (1) feet therefrom south clghty-thret) and then quarter degrees east, Ilfiy-two feet and6lx(lnchcs(6aft. In.) ton point two (J) feet from tho north-cast corner of said build ng thence south twenty-two degrees cast passing south-east corner of said building therefrom ten (10) fect,twenty-ono (SI) feet four (i) Inches to tho mid dle of tho aforesaid publlo road, thenco by tho said road south seventy degrees, cast one hundred and thirty-four and a half (ibix) feet to a point In line ot land of Oeorge Hughes and Lowls Yetter, thenco by the said lino north fltty-ntno degrees east crossing tho Catawlssa creek, two hundred thirty-three (J33) feet to a point on the north bank ot tho aforesaid creek, thenco down said creek, north thirty-eight degrees west four hundred nnd nlnety-nvo (495) feet to a point in sam creen.tncnco north sixty .eight de grees west two hundred and fourteen (814) feet to a psist on now or lato tho creek Island thence partly by Catawlssa creek and land of George and M, a Hughes south thirty degrees, westfour hundred nnd twcnty-nlno (429) lect to a post In lino of land of Dan iel and William Clewell, tnenco by said lino north clghty-flve degrees east eight feet three Inches (S f u 8 in.) to lato a chestnut, tlicnco'south forty degrees, cast Afty-elght feet three Inches (53 It. 3 In,) to tho centra of tho aforesaid public road thenco by tho samo south stxty-nvo and three-quarter degrees, east one hundred and titty (t.vj)fect thenco by tho samo south ntty-ntno and a half degrees east ono hundred and thtrty-lhrco feet seven Inches (ISJ feet I In.) thence south eighty-six degrees east thirty (3") icci to mi piace or ueginning, containing f ive Acres and forty perches neat measure bo the samo more or loss, on which aro erected a rail road tl-log, coal iharr, c. ALSO. All tho right, title and Interest ot Flmon P. Ka.no In a certain tract ot laud In Heaver townshlp.Colum bla county, state, of Pennsylvania, containing threo hundred and slxty-four acres more or less and allow ances. Hurvejcd In pursuance ot a warrant granted toUalharluo Longenberger, adjoining a tract sur veyed In tho namo ot Ocorgu Lonirenberger on the north, John Hoeso ou th'J east, Jesso ltrooko and Deborah Stewart on tho south, and Anderson Clark on tho west, whereon are erected a coal breaker awl machinery and several buildings. Seized, taken Into execution at tho stilus ot Freder ick Hosier and Judy Slnt ley against H, p. Wolverton and s. P. ICase, and to bo sold as the propejty ot S. . Kase. Kiieeze, Attorney. Vend. Ex. ALSO, Tho following realestato to-wlt: All that tract ot unseated land, situate la Minim township, Columbia county, Pennsylvania, bounded b land ot Dante1 Nungcsser, Abram scwcppenhelser and others, con taining two hnndred acres more or less. ALSO, One lot ot ground situate In tho town of Minim- llle, Columbia county, l'ennsjlvaula, bounded nnd described as follows : On the north by Second street east ,by lit ot Joseph Masteller, south by third or .Main street, west by lot ot A. J. lluckalew, whereon are erected a frame house a barn and out-bulldtngs . ALSO, One lotot ground situate In MlWInvllle, Columbia county, Pennsylvania, bounded ou tho north by Sec ond street, east by street, south by Third or Main street, and west by lotot John Keller, being slxty-slx feet front and two hundred and thirty feet deep. ALSU, All the defend ant's title In one lot of ground situ atutn Minilnvllle, Columbia county, Pennsylvania, bounded on the north by Second street, east by lot ot John Keller, south by Third or main ttrcetand west by lot of Theodore f edder. ALSO, -V BLOOMSBURG STATE NORMAL SCHOOL SIXTH NORMAL SCHOOL DISTRICT. Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania. Rev. D. J. WALLER" Jr7 A. M., Principal. Tlll'j SCHOOL, as at present constituted, oners the very best facilities for Professional and Classical learning. 'rinif v! t '",muK "uu eoiuuiuuiuus ; euiupicrci; ueuiea vj swam, wen ventilated, iignteo Dy gas, and furnished with a bountiful supply 01 pure.soit srrlnir water. Location neaitntnl, anu casv of access. Teachers experienced, emclent, and alive to their work, Discipline, nrm but kind, uniform and thorough. Expense moderate. Fifty ccnta a week deduction to.all expecting to teach. Student admitted at any time, ltoorns reserved when desired. uourses ot study prescribed by the stato t I. Model School. II. Preparatory. Ill, Elementary. IV, Classical. Adjunct Courses : I. Academic. II. Commercial. III. Course in Music IV. Course In Art. V. Course in Physical Culture. Tho Elementary. Sclentlllc and Classical Courses are I'ltOFr.sSlOtf AL, and Htudents graduatng therein, recclvo Stato Diplomas, conferring tho fotlowln Sh8..'?,1' ",t,Krf', ' M18t" 0,,,'', Wemenis! Master ofrthe sciences j Master of the Classics. Graduates In tho other Courses recelvo Normuf Certlttcates their attainments,, Mgncd bv thoonieersof the hoard otTdustces. The course ot St ud y orescrlbed by tho stato Is liberal, an the Hcientino and Classical courses are not Interior to those of our best Colleges. rue statfl retiulresa lusher order of citizenship. The times demand It. It Is one ot tho prlmn objects ot I Ms school to help to secure It. by furnishing Intelll fS.? . . , . Teachers for her schools. To this end It solicits young persons of good abilities and good purposes, those who rtestrn tolmprove their time iiiid their talents, as students. 1 o all such It promises atd in developing their powers, andabundant opportunities lor well paid labor alter leaving School. For Catalogue, nddresi tho Principal. HUN. WILLIAM DI.Wl'.l.l., President Itimrd of Trn.lrr.- Sept. s, ns.- A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE VSTATR Of AN1 nornilKBTV. h,rti.rn Letters of -umlnlst ration on tho estate' ot Ann I'uuKiii-nj, inie oi lonyngnam iwp., uoi. co., nee d have been granted by tho lteglstcr of sold county to undersigned Aamlnlbtrntor.tn whom all persons the i; Indebted are renuested tn mnke Itnrntf1lnlnn,imprit n id those having claims or demands ncalnstthe es- nice win inaKe imm ktonntothu administrator without delay. JJbltiUAKU UULUHKin v, ArtmlnlRti nfnr July M, 15,3 ew Ccntralla Pa. O. E. SAVAGE, riii.tn in Silverware, Watchos.Jowelry.Clceks &e, DOBIUN'S ELECTRIC SOAP. Having obtained the agency of this Cblehuated Soap for llloomsbiirc and vicinity. I append the opinion of borne of our best people us to its merits. "I have used Dobbin's Electric Soap made bv I. L. Cracin & Co., Philadelphia, Pa for washing about ten years, and think it superior to any other, Mrs. tJ. U. liarkley. "We have used Dobbin's ElectricSoap and una it superior to any other or all others. Mrs. V". H. Jacoby, Mrs. 1!. II. Stohner. I desire all my friends and customers to Give this Soap one 2 rial, so that they may know just how good the lSest Soap in the united stales is. J. H. MAizn, july 12, 78-ly Bloomsburg, Pa. Roots and Shoes cheap at McKinney's. flramnton's Palm Soap is the best latin drv soan in this or any other market. For sale by Jacob II, Maize. may 18-3w McKinneys House. Shoe Store below Court Try it Buy it Palm Palm Palm Soap At Jacob H, Maize's at Jacob II. Maize's may 3-18w Rubbers at McKinney's. and will again be triumphantly elected to the lw0 we'ek,, " " 'Tle ""'' r"""' sf c0 Too much care cannot be exercised by house keepers In cleaning and purifying their premi ses. This Is a sickly scaton, and a great deal of sickness comes from the impurities of the at. mosphere. Clean upVyour yards, and do not throw any refuse matter in the streets. . On Sunday last we visited for the first time the Ileadley Grove Camp meeting, In Hunt ingdon. The grounds are admirably located and every comfort la aflorded the visitor. Ex cellent order was maintained. The crowd was unusually large. Many of our citizens were present. The Philadelphia JYr has acquired tne rep utation of being an intensely humorous sheet. Here is one of its little geographical jokes: There is no free public library in l'lnlsdel Register and Recordership. Mr, Jaooby is rather a remarkable man, as he is a soui.d Dem ocrat and sterling patriot, having for many years In early life, conducted The Star of the North, a Democratic journal at Bloomsburg.and during Ihe late war was drafted into the army, when he closed up his printing office and serv ed his country faithfully for three years, Re turning he resumed the publication of his pa per, when he was elected to the Legislature for two terms, and then succeeded to the position of Register and Recorder' and after having fill ed out nine years, is now nominated for the fourth terni, which will give him twelve years of continued service in that office. WiUiamtjiort Sun. Nine months, brother Tate. ADVKIiTISINCl SPONOEltS. The practice of dead-head advertising, an nouncements and pulls is altogether too com mon.- A dancing master, an instructor of vocal phla. New York, Boston, Ixindon, I'aris anil culture, the lecturer, Ihe reader, Ihe singer, and other of the principal cities of liurope, are en- r1 ,ppear 0 think that new?paters are uoweu willi such institutions. , . . ,M. ,n r ,,l.l!.hln. ...,rr I,. ,l.,Jla ,! ulll, ru. ttupert camp meeting auuis.s, w... . - wrJ , ... w . .., of .::,, a single ucaei lor one us iru , .(,- , , . , f , , ,h . ticket for the camp meeting twenty-nve cent., vqM i(?e ma(je n0re in a ckfui anj be. lamuy tickets lor the camp meeuiig o.-c uu .... cnuje we Mm fl Wf )f ft ,n iiie selling oi ucneis is io prevent wi(h h,8 mt,e notlce No publisher would antuu-yoi begging money at ine (bink of JirntIn rPgUar advertisement for , aianu. iicaeis win oe soiu ui Aima store, Moyer Brothers drug store and at the post office by C. E. Savage, The Lycoming Democrats have nominated the following ticket. ( Congress, II. W. Earley; State Senator, John I'iatlj President Judge, J, J. Melzgar'; Assem bly, Frank Porter, W. li. Illerly, I. C. Brown ; Rcgittrr & Recorder, Thomas Johnston; Treas urer, II. B. Wel'tsns j Commli'sloner, McKIn ney Smith, Daniel Corson j Auditors, II, J Slrtby, 0. W. AVillismion Coroner, Dr. Ooeh-tig. pulency, had not taken Allan's Anti-I'al, but had used a preparation put up by a regular physician in Luzerne, l'.i; Allan's Anti-I'ut is manufactured in Biill'ilo, X- Y., by Ihe under signed. We have already sold over KlU.OuO bottles of it It has therefure been taken by thousands, and we challenge proof that it has ever harmed any body, unless I lie reduction of obese persons from "0 to GO Kunds, leaving them healthy and strong, is considered a mis fortune. Furthermore, we hereby oiler $5,000 reward for evidence iJiowing that it contains poisonous or injurious ingredient. Wo uiso of fer $o,000 if we cannot prove thai it has minc ed numbers of persons as btnted herein, nnd ul ways without Injury. It is said a lie will out travel the truth any time ; but we trust that those newspapers that have misled the public by saying that physicians atlribuled the lady's deulh to Ihe use of Anti-Fut (which is only put up by ns, the term "Anti-Fat" being our trade mark), will correct Ihe false impression they have conveyed, by publishing this refutation. BOTANIC MEDICINE CO. liuiEtio, n. y. CONSUMITION CUIIED. An old physician, retired from practice, hav ing had placed in his hands by an East India missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy, for the speedy and permanent cure for consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and all other throat and lung afl'ectlons, also a os- Ittve and radical cure fur nervous debility and all nervous complaints, after having tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands nothing, but Ihe profession lias been terribly im posed upon by publishing "local notices of In- tertst' nothing more than advertisements of 0f cases, has felt It his duty to make it known to the best kind.- Pedple who patronize this of- hU ,ufllrinB fellows. Actuated by his motive, flee can occasionally get 'puffs' In the local d- and a jmlre to reIeTe lllmnn Bllli1.ringl i wI partment of this paper, none others can, ana 8enJj free of cllargei l0 aU w)l0 iegte il( ,,,,, uou i you lorgei if. recipe, willi full directions for preparing and Another thing, We rush to Ihe defence of using, in German, French, or English. Sent the pulpit. It is perfectly ridiculous that the I by mail by addressing willi stamp, naming this pulpit has become a regular advertising agen- paper, v. W. Sherar, HO Power's Block cy, of the cheapest kind. That class who sponge I Rochester, New York, from Ihe press, apange also from the pulplL Last Sunday, at one of our churches, Ihe min ister consumed at least five minntes In reading Friend, a word with you 1 If you are troubled notices, for one thing and another, and only with any (kin ditf aces or other cutaneous Irrl- one 0f diem pertained to service of Ihe church. talion, ure ultn a Sulphur Foap. Do likewise I Preacher and congregation alike appeared dls- August 10 4w. If jour complexion Le plmpltd, blotched or sal low. You won't regret It. Bold by all drug gists. HlU't Hair & Whisker Dye, Rlick or Brown, 60c. Aug. SO, -tw. gutted with the miserable intrusion. People who want lo make money by advertising have no business to ark or deadhead 'notices,' and presa and pulpit lore dignity and usefulness by accommodating selfish spongers. Onema, X, Y, i lltrald and DtvutcraL, The Colrinbia County Sunday School Asso ciation will hold Its annual convention, at Light Street, on Tuesday and Wednesday, Sep tember 17lh and 18th A. D. 1678. Sunday school workers of all denominations are cordially invited to attend and aid in the Sunday school cause. Programme will be forwarded upon applica tion, M, W. Nl'ss Secretary, Bloom-burg, SHERIFFS SALE. lly v inuo ot sundry writs Issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Columbia county, nnd to me directed will bo exposed to public salo at Ihe Court House llloomsbur,, at ono o clock p. m. on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 'Jd, 1878. Tho following real estate situate In Scott township In tho town orjEspy, Columbia county Pennsylvania, described as follows, to-wlt : Hounded on tho north by second street, on the east by lot of Widow Green- wait, on tho south by an alley, and on the west by lot of Lemuel .Mood, containing about one-third ot an acre, whereon la erected a dwelling houso and out-buuaings. Seized, taken Into execution, and to bo sold as tho property of Henry TremWley, Vend. Ex. ALSO. Dachy & Co's. Advt's. Sure Rewards 5 Y I'lltS TO PAY TO It A lAIUl. $4 to sio run. acre. si li mni ,iiiiiic l-aiiii In ill i chi min In l In- :tlllllnii ,4ci'- ('rant Ol'ltlf ('I'llllll lltlll! SlIKl ln- iliiiiui Ititili'onil oiiiitiny. i-iTLS rxsurccT. Sli'onpr .oil :i ops plenty ol timlMT-uo ilrotiulil ii chinch Ixin- in hiiptic r..'' Itts--, lltltAM ' V':k ATMl llKAOV MAKKT PU1UOI.S 14 A 11 ROAlt t-OMI'UTM) IlitUHUUTUE I PNTHK Of THE tlltANT. Si ml tor inxmitUlft, ICmjlUh or German Aadiess . o. llt'tilUllT, I wi Commissioner, (itn.NU uai'iu, men, aprll li, Ws-aiw d t J"" Itemoved to the Post Office building, UrsT dovr above tho Exhange Hotel. i All kinds of Watches, florls and Jewelry neaU ly repaired and warranted. I may 17, '9-lt All that certain lot or piece ot ground situate In East nloomsburg, Columbia county, Pennsylvania, described as follows, to wit : HeglDnlng at a stake corner of lot of John Coleman nnd Seventh street, thence along said street eastwardly three hundred and ten feet moro or less to Strawberry alley, thence along said alley northwardly two hundred and fifty feet more or less to n street alongside ot the Lacka wanna and ltloomsburg Itallroad, thence along said street westwardly three hundred feet moro or less to lot of John Coleman aforesaid, thence along said ot south-eastwardly two hundred feet more or less o tke placo of beginning on w hlch nro erected a Cijrai743 mil mil Pnrxon- riirKntltr 1MIU make New Well Blood, abdwllt completely Chinee the Moot! lntlioentlro iMtfm In tlitvM mortlw Any person who will tako l i l'l uaeii Mum rr ru l to '2 M'ek-i may be restored ed to sum id lienlili, If Micti a M.t u be possible, send by mall for (Heller fctKtniu. uuukw my. u UUff 16, 7S-4W . . . -j, i ...mug ..mi, m uu yiij uuusc, uiuie, t. Hieuuue,Mieus, All of the defendant's title In four lots of ground enelne. machinery, fixtures, and the anmirtenances. situate In the town ot JllffllnvUle, Columbia county, bein,. me planlni; mill property of the Uloomsburir Crampton Brother's Palm soap at Jacob II. Maize's. It is the best. Try it. may 3-18w Admission free at McKinney's. Marriages. VANIIOltN'-BLISCIL At the Jlothndlst parson age In OraageTlllo on the wtli Inst., by Itev. Henry s. .iendeuhall, Mr. Clyde Vanhorn to Maria lillsch, both of Greenwood CHEESV-Lr.I3nNMSCI.-On tho SJd Inst., nt Hear Gap, by Itev. J. A. Adams, Clark It. freesy, ot near Numedla, Columbia county lo Miss M. Eslella Lel wnrlng; of Hear Gap, Northumberland county, Pa. Deaths. EVES,-In Orangovlllo cn tho 20th Inst., Mr James Eves, aged 13 years, 1 month and 19 days, lie woa a consistent member of the M. K. church for SO years. MILLElt.-In FlshlDgercek on Ihe 4th Inst., Mrs. Mary c wife of Ucorge Miller, aged 'to jears, i months and 26d's. CUAWKOM), In ML Pleasant on tholJth Inst,, Mary, wife of Edward C. Crawford, aged as years and in months. YEAGElt. In Koarlnecrcck township on tho isth Inst., Carrlo Alverta, daughter of Georgo and Catha rine Yeuger, aged T years, I month and II days. VEAGEH. In Itoarlogcroek low nshlp on the aid lust., pulla Irene, daughterot George and Catharine Veager, aged a ) ears, fi months and 13 day s, VL'AOBll. daughterot tho samo on the Mth Inst., aged 9 years, 6 moaths and 6 days. MARKETKEPORTS. BLOOMSBURG MARKET. Wheat per bushel f . w live " si Corn, new, " no oats, " " to riour per uarrui , , o.uu uioverseeu Flaxseed hutler Eggs Tallow Potatoes Dried Apples ,,, Hams sides A tinoulders , Lard per pound Hay per ton , Heeswaz Timothy Beoa i.ui yuui Aiiuaa run luau No.lon Wharf s.ooperTon iu.u ,,,,.,,,,.......... .. 9 ..10 No. a " " t ,cio Ulacksmlth'B Lutup on Wharf I l,oo " bituminous ' ,.,.,...., M w I.N) ,16 .ill .es 40 . a .IV S.l Ucan n ake noney taster at work for us than a anythlngelse (apltal not lenulrtd i wo v.U start you. fis per day at home made by the Industrious. Men, women,- boya and girls wanted everywhere in work for us. Now la Ihe time Cosily outflt and terms tree. AddresaTRl'i & to,, Augusta, aiaine. tiarcn sj, is-iy Pennsylvania, bounded on the, north by Third or Main street, east by street, south by Fourth street and west by lot ot Michael Knlttlc, contain ing one and a half acres moro or less. Seized, taken Into execution at tho suit ot David Moyer for the use ot Lazarus Moyer against John Keller.and to bo sold as the property ot John Keller Fkeezb, Attorney. Al, Vend, Ex, ALSO. .Ml that certain real estate situate In Mifflin town ship, Columbia county, Pennsy Ivanla, described as lotions: Pounded on the north by land of John Vohe, on tho east by lands ot Mrs.' L. Schreek and others, on the west by lands of Horace Sehweppen- helser and John AM, and on tho south by lands of George Nungesscr, containing ninety acres more or less, on which Is erected a dwelling houso, born and other out-bulldlngs, seized, taken Into execution at tho suit of Aaron Masteller against Charles Maurer, James K. Maurer, and Abraham behweppenhelser, and to bo sold aa tho property of Abraham Schueppenhelser, .mill Kit, Attorney. ai. tenu. ALSO. The following realestato situate In Minim town ship, Columbia county, Pennsj Ivanla, nnd described as follows, to-wlt: Hounded ou tho north by Third street, east by A, M. Huttenstlne, south by Fourth street and west by publlo square, be log one hundred and nlnety-e'ght feet tront and two hundred thirty ono feel deep moro or less, on which aro erected a dwelling houso wugonmaker shop, barn and out- bulldlntrs. Seized, takm Into execution at the suit ot the Co lumbia County Uank Indorsee of C. W. Miller against A, v, Hess, and to bo sold as tho property ot A. W, Hess Knobb, ttorney, end. Ex. ALPO. All tho following real estate : Tho one-halt In terest of forty acres of land situate In Locust town ship, Columbia co, bounded on tho north by land of Ituth Ann Gablo and So 1. Levan, on the cast by Win. Ue and Sam, llelubold, on tho south by Wesley Brass, on the west by public road. ALSO. Ono other tract of land containing ten acres,boun- ded on tho west by land ot It. Gorrell, on the south by Jonathan Heaver and Georgo Uoyer, on tho cai-t by John Kline, on the fcy Joseph Heaver, 6r, Administrator JCc, of William Itlcber, deceased. belzed, taken Into execution at the suit OI William n. Uelnbold, Administrator ct William Hteber de ceased, against William Ty sou and to bo sold as the nronertv of William TV sou. ALSO All that eertaln real estate situate tn Heaver town ship, Columbia county, Pennsj Ivanla, described as follows, to-wlt : llcglnnlng at a pine, thence by land cf Jacoh Harris norm eighty-one degrees east titty. tw o perches to a pine, thence by same south eighty i ight peiehes and one-fourth degrees, east ono hun died ami thirty-two perches to a pine, Ihence by land ot William Michael south two and three-fourth degrees west lltteen perches to a stone at Catuv, Ism Creek, thenco don said creek south eighty-seven degrees west eighteen perches to a stone, thence down said creek, Us various courses one hundred sUty-threeund nve-lenlhs perches to a stoue.theneo by land of Daniel Slngley, sen., north nine degrees west forty-seven and llve-Unth perches to the place of beginning, containing thirty-live acres and one hundred and tweHe perches strict measure it bemg part uf a larger tract of land conveyed to Uenry Lu- ger by samuel SnyiVer, Sheriff. All that certain real estate situate In Hearer town ship, Columbia couhty, I'ennsj Ivanla, described as follows, to-ulti Hounded on the north by publlo road, on the east by land bt Mrs. Mann, on the west by land of John Ilenntnger and on the south by Fred. ertck Haas, containing one acre.on which Is erected a d ell lug houso and stable, Seized, taken Into execution at tho suit of Abra ham 111"' assigned to Moses lilce against Daniel Ml ler, and to bo sold asthu property ot Daniel Miller, Knohh, Attorney, Vend Ex, AI.SU All that certain lot or piece ground situate In Cat- awl-ba ton nshlp, Columbia county, Pennsylvania, described as follows towlti Hounded ou tho west by land of E. M, Tew ksbcry and Adam Felerolf, on the bouth by land of James kostenbauder III der, formerly Kostenbauder, on the east by lands of Ulossuucr tract, Jacob Hots and others, and on the north by land ot E, M, Tewksbury, school house lot and E, D. hcru,contalnlngoncrhundredaiid thhteen acres moro or less, on which are erected a dwelling house, barn and other out-bulldlngs. Seized, taken Into exicutlonat tho suit of E, M, Tewsbury, Commute of It. Strausser against Augus tus strausser, and to bo sold as the property of Au gustus btrausser, MiLt-kK. Attorney, Al. FL Fu. ALSO, All that certain piece or parcel ot land situate In Henton township, Columbia county, Pennsylvania, bouuded on the south by lands of Catharine Conner and Widow Conner, on tho west by public road, on the north by w, M, Cole, on the east by Thomas pa vis, contulnlng fifty acres moro or less, on which are erected a frame Louse, frame barn and other out buildings. Belzed, taken Into execution, and to be sold as the propei ty ot James Conner, FiiExtc, Attorner. Vend. Ex, BUfcUfJEKH CAKDH, VISITING CAItDS. LSTTKIt IIKAOa, 11ILL1IUADH, POHTKKH, 0., AC N eally and Cheaply printed at the Colu BUM Office Lumber Company, Seized, taken Into execution, and to be sold as the property ot C, Itlttenhender, W. 8. Conner, George Fenstermacher and William Saunders. iiAKki ty, Attorney. vehd. Ex. ALSO, Ono othir tract ot laud situate tn Koarlngcreek township, Columbia county Pennsylvania, bounded on the north by Mochlaberger, on tho east by George Hloss, south by tho Bame, west by William Howell and John Moss and others, containing thir ty-eight acres and one hundred and llfty perches whereon nro erected a frame house and frame barn, and other out-bulldlngs. Seized, taken Into execution, and to be sold as tho property of James Dj ke. .via an, Attorney. venu, i-a. A LSO, All that certain piece or lotot ground situate In tho ilorough of Herwlck, Columbia county, Pennsjl vanU, described as follow s, to-wlt : Hounded on tho cast by lotot Morarlda Lee, on tho north by Third street, on tho west by lot of C. it, Woodin on tho south by Second street, on which are are erected a two-story frame dwelling houso and stablo and other;ouibulldloirs the bamo being two lots as mark ed In plan of said borough, Seized, token Into execution, and to be sold as tho property ot W.M.Stephens. Jacxson & son, Attorneys. Fieri Facias. AI.SO, All that certain plcco or rarcelof land sltuitcln the township ot lirtarcreck, Columbia county descri bed In two pieces, , but held and occupied as ono bounded as follows : Ueginning at a stone corner to land lateotlIenryIlrtttatn'3,lhence north eighty-four and ono halt degrees east eighty perches to a black oak sapling in the couuty line of Luzerne and Co lumbia, thence by the same south three degrees, west ono hundred and slxty-nve perches to land late ot HemarJ Sejbert, thenco west foriy-tour perches to an oak sapllng.thenco north twenty-eight and one-halt degrees west ono hundred and two perches to laud late ot Henry Hrlttatu thence by tho same noith llfty and one-half degrees cist twenty seven and one-tenth perches ton black oak thenco north tw o degrees east forty-nine percnes to placo of beginning, contalntng seventy-five acres undone hundred and eleven pel ches more or less. Tho other piece of laud adjoining tho above Is bounded by bo ginning at a black oak.theneo west tlfty-two and st x tenth perches to a white oak, thenco north two de grees east twenty-two and two-tenth perches to ston?, Ihenco north flfty-threo degrees, west eigh teen aud two-tenth rerches to a stone, thence nortl: twenty-one and a halt degrees vast thirty-seven and clght-tiuth perches to a stone, thenee north forty one degrees west seventeen perches to a' stone, thenco north llfty and one-hall degrees east sixteen and two-tenthperchr-3 to a stone.thenee north twen ty-elght and one-half degiess west ono hundred and two perches to tho placed beginning contuinlnln; twenty-one acres more or less, together ntnety-sl acres aud one hundred aud eleven'perehes(ecxeptlng out ot tho lost described piece, two-thirds of an aero of land with the appurtenances lying along tho road Irom Foundry vtlle to the grist mill on the prem ise.-,, occupied by-Daniel MUler)on which are erected large grist mill, a distillery , frame farm housu aud large bank barn. 1 ho land Is about ah c!eared;and cultivated. Seized, taken Into execution, aud lo be sold as the property ot Patdcl F. Sey berL Jacsson t Hon, Attorneys. Fieri Facias. Terms cash on day of sale. JOHN W. HOFFMAN, aug. 2, 'is-ts Sheriff, w Ninth street Pittsburg, Dec 10, H74. , .Messrs. PHEHKlt. HEAY A CO. Gentlemen : our pulnts have given enttre ssU lsfaetlon. I liave used intm on a good man tlinn ent klndsof work, such ts Hod, Tin. Wood, hrhk, Ac. and never heard any complaints, on the con- i trary, the work stands well and for wear, will in mv opinion, stand with nnj lead In the market, v. hen In wnnt of rcfeicnte In 'hlselty or vlclnltyjou aie. ui uoeriv io u-e my name wuu pieusure, uisu louse this us y ou think best. iiespeciiuiiy vours, JOHN T. GltAV. Pointer and Dealer tn Paints, Oils, &a STWCTLY PUltE WHITE LEAD, AT THE LOWEST Market hates. HaVY NOW K1UHV! 'JUS QHAND ACHIIVSMtSTS Of T AND OTllFIt lull history of Ids ex- STANLEY A Fill CAN Kil'I.OllEHS. A full hi Plorallons In Africa and marvellous Journey down the Congo. The publlo aro eagerly awaltlnglhls book. It la of maUhlesstbteretl, richly Illustrated, low priced, aud w 111 sell w Ithout a parallel. For lull description and terms, addiess iu-ssaku linos, pubs, banscm .treet, AqNTS WANTED Ug,,19-W SHERIFFS SALE OF REAL ESTATE. Hv virtue of a writ of Venditioni Exponas. Issue out of (ho Court of common pleas uf schuylkll county, anu io mo I'irecieu, will be exposeuto pui no saie or uuiery, un SATURDAY, SKPTKMUKU 7th, 1878, at tu o'clock In tlio fort-noon, at tho rourt Houso I: me uoroUKU or ruitbM.lt', MrutijiMH county, tuo tu. iotv iut ufavnueu rc:u t'biutu 10-w li : No, 4 AU that ctTtnln tract or pice of land, sit uate nartiy in rn on una .North 1'n on to.wis i u ehulklti county. Mini purllv In Ifoatlnircnek tow n bhlp, i oiumuu count?, wtflnnlntfat a point in the line mMdluir tho coiiiitle.s of t-chutlkm nnd Colum- tila.lht-ncu uloni; Mid cJUMon line an i Utul of ivter j-.m.iinrui ist ticK-iccn. casi you pt'icnt'K lounouie point in bum county uno inence nor in ivjs, ufLrroe east T'i .arches to a stone, ihvnoc north 1 oVim-i fust vo perrnt'R io ariomer point in inoiine umuiu hum counueH. inenio vy wuti line ami ianu ui i t-u-Eut. north -IT dt'irre'R. vast ?oo ncri-lit-h to unoihc point In hum line, thenco by laud iow or late be loiiL'Uitr to UiD ehtato of Tench roxe. deccasud souH uenrt'OH, east sorenhes to u Hone, thenco Py same bouth fl deureeH, east vi pm-lnsto ubtono thenco hy land or Jushua &8t. boutli V deim v wvsl Stio percnes to a btune. thrnce south Sh. decree east 14D ivrclu-H to a id no. thenco bv land of It. K, jo bouino uecreea, w etsi v percnes io a none thence by land of Zlmmermau north 1 decreeeht KO perchea to a chestnut tree, Ihence by haino buulU urfcirva wrav iw jK.'n'ua iu a puai, ine uco u.v same eouth 8 decrees west 83 8-1 o pt-rchea to a fc-l 'lie Ihencu by land or Yetter and Mucbetf north MTde green sct ot perthvatoacheMnut otk tree.t jhtcU east of the line dtldlncRatd countteaoi K-huyiklll and Columbia, thenco by same land. croslnc fcald line Into Columbia county ttouth Gib deL-reeii uett T perctiea to a btone, thence by land of the estate of Tench Coo deceased north V deereea east 63 perch e to a btone, thenco by sumo noriu43s,decrres weht ibo jivriiirB iu n "in", iueuc5 uy iana oi iiaonei WfliiL'WOrth decrtessfeaht lSOrenhrH to attune. thence by same north T3 deprrecs east 43 perches to a pine, Hume by land of ltter Knt H)uiliMde- creeaeav oi icrcii io a triune thence by tame norths decieeseabt Ut perches to the placo of beglnulnc, coutalnlug acres and a perches more or lees, as ihe property of A, p, bpUiney, Taken la execution aud will be sold hy WILLIAM J, ilAItTZ, Hit riff. Bue jirr'H ouicf. rottsMi'o. AUgUM 6tO, WH, U'JV ir-ifd i,nhet r - Cuiici il Fxpodiunn for ,TW thnung rjwilitiei lil itir,ot ad lun'injj eft or ettft uf fuwtfmtijj ami finrorin" The besl tohncpo ertr mktle, An nur thir atrip ti idt-mark tx clostlr inillftlfl fn tnfi-rlor poM. ce that Jatkton'i 2xtt li r ivcryi' e, toT 1 . i Ipnlxtts, ht-rnt for nmp1, r- . ul.A. 4xcot. X t-tM .'lfr., lvtcrtburt;, Va 1'. UMM.i:, t.ciiiiul At., ritlliiilflphln. MONTOUU SLATE PAINTS. S CENTS. MONTOUK METALLIC Will TIE, 8 CENTS. M ONTO UK METALLIC HltOWN, O CENTS. OFF COLOHS AT THIS PhlCB. PURE LINSEED OIL lit loweNt iiinrkct rijtCN. 1SJ Four Quart rly Rviv s Blackwood' n Magazine Locnartt Geo.t Publkhing Co. 41 Barclay St,, New York. Continue tbilr niithorlril Itcprlnts ft rut-: Mll.Mil'lli.tl i(L.vir. yvniy.j I IIK WKTMINSTKII llliVIKW (I llii-r.ll), Jli-v ItVl'), '1'IIK LO.SDU.N (iUAKTCKLV IEV (Conserva- SamDlc cards auil vrlco charge. list lurnlshcd without Orders anil Inquiries by mall will receive prompt attention. UEXHY 8. REAY, IiIANUFACTUUEU, Tin: HHiTi-sH ,'i.KTni i,v i.r.vmw (uvanrrt-k-.ii), A Nil 1U S-Tlii'sc HeprintR nrornt nelcctlons; theyclve the orlflnals lu lull, and at about one-third tho price oi the fiiKllsli Kdlllons. Tho latest advances and discoveries In tho arU and sciences, the recent additions to knowledge In every department or literature, and all the new publica tions as they Issue Irom I he press, are lully reported anrl riiu-nckoi! In the nnc-, fit I IiPka Tn-rlnrtlenls. In I laniruaire at unce clear, forcible and comprehensive. The articles are co jimonly more conaeused and lull or matter than Ihe averago books ot the period. T trnis lor 1S2S liiLliiiIliiR ini-tlage I'avablo btrlctly In Advance. f-s per annum MOY Kit HUOS. WHOLESALE AGENTS, liLOO-MSDUKO, Pa Mays. 'Ii.-ly. Kor anyone HeMevv For any two Itevlews Kor any three Hevlews Kor all lour llevlevis KrjPEHT, l'A, Kor ltlackwood and one llevlew Kor lilackvvood and two Kevitfws Kor Hlackwood and three Itevlews Kor Blackwood aud lour liev lev, s 10 00 12 ISJ 400 7 00 10 00 1310 IS 00 I) UO TI 1 OXO TA ItY'S XOT1 CE, N'otlee Is hereby clvcn that the following accounts have bieu tiled lu Ihe ofllce or the l'rothonotary or Columbia county and ill no presented io me uourt or Common fli as oi tutd county, on the third day ot September next tor continuation and will be con tinued after tour dajs unlets eiceptlons be riled VNlthln that time. The first and rat Hal account oi John W. Evans, Assigned oi Abraham Miller. The arst account of i li. .lackson, committee ol Mephtu I homas, u lunatic, aug, i, 'IS-lo JJ. FHANK ZsHll, 1'roth'y. CUTOU'.S NOTICE. ESTATE OF ISiAO UAIIESBICH, I1ECBASED. letters Testamentary ou the estate of Isaac nag. enbuch late ot oiuutfu lowusi.ip, eoiuuiiucouuiy, deceased, lave bet ii irraMeil b) the l.'egtsterol said countv to Wllllun llairmbucti of same township. All persons having claims ngulnst the t-slate are re. quested to present ihem lor settlement and those inueuieuiu luaKU pa mini nuuuui. ui-iuj-. WILLIAM IIACKNHUCJI, aug, I, 'I'-Uw Kxecutor, orangevlllu 1. o GLAZING AND PAPERING. TT7"M. F. liODlNE, Iron Street Mow sec T Y ond, nloomsburg, I'a Is prepared to do a) PAINTING, CLURS. discount of twenty per per cent, will be allowed o clubs of lour or more persons. Thus: four cop es of lilackwnod or of one Hevlew will be sent to one address for tli w, four copies ot the four Hevltwa and lilackwnod fortis, and so on. To clubs of ten or more. In addition to the above discount, a ropy grails vs 111 bo allowed to tho gvttter up oi the club. GLAZING, In the best styles, notice. PAPER HANGING. at lowest prices, and at short PREMIUMS. New subFcrlbers (applj log earlv) for the year 187s may have, without charge, the numbers for the last quarter of lb!" ot such periodicals aa they subscriber lor. or Instead, new subscribers to any two, th.-ee, or four of thealove peilodlcaK mav have one of the "Kour imlews"forls"I; subscribers to all nvv may hav e t o oi Ihe " Kour Itt-v lew s" or one set of black wood's Magazine for lsT, Nelthir pemtumsto subscribers nor discount to clubs can lsi allowed, uless the money Is remitted direct to the publishers. No premiums given te clubs. To secure premiums It will bo necessary to make early application, aa tho stock av atlable lor that pur pose Is limited. The Leonard Scott Publishing Co., 41 liAROLAY ST., NEW YOKK, feb 1. ISIS. Steel and Iron P irtlos having sucnworlc to do 111 save money calling ou me. All work warranted to give satisfaction. Orders solicited WM. F. P.ODINE. M. C. SLOAN &'BR0M LEGAL ULANKS OK ALL KINOS ON HAND AT THE COLt'MtlAN OmCJC Ill.OOi-llSjltl'UO, l'.i, tlanufacturersot Carriages, Buggies, Phaetons, Sleighs, l'LATKOlUI WAGONS, to. Flnt-clau w ork-;al way s on hand. .IlKl'AIHINO NEATLY PONE. I'rlcei reduced to suit the time. Jan. t, 181I-U Triple Flange FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES; raiinl Inside Ilolt Work and Illugtil C'mp, 10 Un COMPIETI WITHOOT IT 1 1 W. H. TERWILLIGER, S4 Ilalden JLane, No. dec. I, Isll-ij IIW T01X. ohlalned tor . ' nie.-liillitCMl rle. Ices, lued ral or other com- PATENTS'! Kmnds, ornamental uesicns, iraoo marks, and lo ls. L'aveats, Assignments, Interleri-nces, Appeals, suits for Inirlngetnnts, aud all cases arlslug under tho imtknt i..-. rrou'Ptly uticud lo, Inventions That Have Seen 1) 7 I lrTPIl to Ihepalent orticemay IVJ I-iV'J IvUsllHlumosl oases, be pat entedbvus, lklng opisislte the jialent ofti'e. wo can make closer si-arthes, and secuie patents more proniptly, and with Prouder claims than those who are ninute Irom ashlngton. INVENTORS r-erd us a mrdel or skrl(hol) our device ; we make esHinlnullons life el cnargcand advise uslo patent ability. All coriui.uenee Hrltlly tomide'tlal. I'rtces low and NO C11AHGE UNLEiS l'ATENT IS H.CI'IIH), We icier torniclalsin the Patent Ofllce, to our ell ems In every slate of the I'Mon, and to jour Sena tor aud Ucpreu-ntatlve In Congress, sptdal refer tnies glvtn when dislred, Address 0.A.8N0W tCO., Opposite l'atent Office, Woshlngion, 1). C. aprll t, tl-l 3
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