THE OOL.DMB1AN- iu,noMSBUU(i, f it i pa T, bkpt. so.ism Kail Itoail TIbio Table. LACKAWANNA ft 11LO0M8DUIH1 ltAlt.it.OAl KOKTIt. BOOTH, ArtfnmmfMlfttlnn Train CtC A. M 8,00A.M. Mall Train T.M A.M 4.4F.M Knri Train U'T V. M. 1U5 A. M CATAWISSA HAIL IIOAI). NORTH. SOCTIt Accommodation Train .! A. M. T,8 r. M. lipffiilar Hxnrcsn 4.M I. M. 11,45 A. M Throwth cars on Express train cither to New York or Philadelphia. Accommodation train runs Deiween t'alawlssa and willlamsport. II, 1. Vannaltn In our autlioriieil collector .and solicitor. He in visiting nelRliborinK vil lager now, noil calling on subscribers who nre in arrears for n year or more. His receipts are bintllng on tlie proprietors. We hope our friends will bo prepared to settle when he calk Subscriptions can be paid here in produce. Our collector will take cash only, If M. P. Lutz is buying goods in Now York. Eight Southern editors have died since the plague began. A note in bank is like a rose, became it ma tures by falling due. Judge Kl well weik. held court at Lewisburg this William Giluioro is painting the front of his building. Pay your subscription in oats, potaloes,chick. ens, flour, corn, wheat or cash. John Ihhme, of Mainville, left on Tuesday for Minnesota, Kansas and Missouri. C. F. Knapp has gone lo Milwaukee to atlend the Supreme Council of the 33J Degree. Tho National Parly have posted bills an nouncing n meeting nt llio Opera House on lha evening of the 23d. A Kepubllcan meeting at the Opera, House this evening will bo addressed by Mnhlon Chance. This is about the only rhnnce Hoyt has in tho Gubernatorial race. "Relief or Revolution" Is the significant mot to on a poster in Pollsville calling a meelliiKof the Nationals and the nsme nf Hon. F. W. Hughes appears as the principal speaker. mo Democratic Convention representing that portion of Luzerne belonging lo this Con gressional District unanimously nominated Dr. H. 11. Fruit for Congress on Tuesday last. Dr. Tt. F. Gardner successfully removed an ovarian tumor from a young lady In Mt. Pleas ant township on the 15th insl., the weight of which was nearly forty pound. Tho School Hoard desire to pnrcliase six wnll maps of Montour and Columbia counties. If any ono has them for salo cheap they can dispose of them. Sheriff Hoflman left Thursday of last week for Philadelphia with six prisoners, three men for the Penitentiary and three colored boys for the Iloti-e of Itefuge. Judge ICrickbHiim and Henry Gable accompanied Ihe Sheriff as aspis. tants. COLUMBIAN AND DEM0GKAT,EL00MSBU11G, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. A festival will be held nt Heller's Church on Friday nnd Snturday evenings, October 4th and fth, for tho benefit of tho Church. There will bo n. supper on Saturday afternoon between 3 nnd 7. A band will bo in attendance. The Republican tries to crawl out of a very small hole in ncCQpting our challenge, but sticks. A valuable horse belonging to Mr. J, G. Quick, of Rupert, died ono day last week. After the 18th of October it will not be against the law to shoot rabbits. Until then, forbear. After the birth of my babe, one of my limbs t .., ,1 sy!ti . . . r. i uecame learning Hwuiien, unor j.immeni jotmig Ammonia, after all the K. Drown remedies fall ed, effected a rapid cure. Mrs. II, Lask, 160 East COlli Sf, N. Y. Sold by all Druggists. Mr. P. Thomas, of Locust township, picked over forty quarts ot strnwbetrics from tho patch of William Yorgoy between the 7lh and 11th of September, nnd sold them in Ashland for lo nnd 1!0 cents n quart. Trctty good for Honey will not be taken on subscription. We September, have enough on hand to Bwecten our disposition for a long time to c.nie. Mrs. M. H. MeKinney and daughter, Mis Ella, have gone to Wisconsin to visit relatives at Milwaukee and other points. The Dushorc Review bas been enlarged, and the rame changed to the Suilivan Union. How man deserves a liberal patronjge. The traverse jurors were discharged last week on Thursday afternoon, there being no cases open tin the list for trial. In discharging Ihem the Court said that a third of the week still re mained and there were no causes ready. He hoped that hereafter counsel would not consent lo continue so many cases. L. C. Kline, a son of Col. W. F. Kline of Beach Haven, commliled suicide at Mulilen burg, Lmeriie county, on Tuesday morning of last week. Regarding the sad adalr the Shlck shinny Hchn ssys I "Lower Muhlenbiirg, a lit Ito village not many miles from SlijcMilnny, was Ihe scene of a sad Iragfdy on Tuesday morning. L. 0. Kline, u voung storekeeper of that place, becamo tired of Ihe vicissitudes of this life and put an end lo Ills days by the use of a small jiocket pistol. Tho arllcnlars as wo learned Ihem are as follows! Mrs. Kline, the wife uf Ihe suicide, nro-e early and after gelling breakfast, which she ale alone, her husband not feeling well enough to get up at that hour, she prol ceded across Ihe road lo the wasliplatc lo do Ihe week's washing. After kindling the lire she went lo the Imlroom where her husband was to change Ihe bedclolhlng when sho saw ho was fisl sinking Into the repose of death. The neighbors were at once culled In and It was not until some one present turned the head of Ihe dying nun that the frightlul wound was expand to sight. Immediately below the right temple was the ghastly hole made by the bulkt before It went crushing through the skull on its deadly mission. Dr. liriggs was summoned at once to the scene but of no nvall. The aim of the sutcide had been too sure. He was past the reach of medical skill. After lingering in an unconscious state until late In Ihe afternoon death put an end to the life which he helped to lifcaril. The cause of Ibis rash act will never be known, not a word escaped the unfortunate man's lips after the deed was committed. It was probably brought about by a general de Pirondency from various causes known be-t to himself. The deceased was about 1!G years of age ami leaves n wife and child lo mourn his sad fate. He was a son of Col. W. l' Kline, now arcs dentof Reach Haven. The remains were brought here at noon yes terday and interred in Ihe cemetery on the hill, after which Kev. George Warren pnached the funeral sermon. Subsequently 'Squire Glace, acting as coroner, summoned n jury to Inquire into the cause of his death. A decision had not been rendered last evening, but it will probably be that he came to his death from a pistol shot fired by his own hand while laboring under temporary insanity. The deceased was a bene ficiat member of Muhlenburg Lodge 1, O. of O. F. The Jackson Di-nATE. On last Thursday afternoon n letter was received at this place stating that tho National Labor-Oreenhnek-Ac. Party desired Mr. Uucknlew or llrockway lo meet their orators in debate. Ihe former gen tleman could not leavo on account of profes sional business, even if ho had been so inclined and Mr. llrockway did not know that he wits to go until a horso nnd buggy was at his door I and started without n moment's preparation. nnd without knowing who his opponent was or nt his lino of argument might be. Mr. llrockway went, however. A largo crowd wns In attendance earnest, honest men of nil par- Items. The prohibitionists expect to poll an un usually largo veto In portions of Ohio. Philip I,c a farmer, Mas kilted by the ex plosion of n steam thresher, near PaIiujm, ilireo others were injured, it Is fenrcd fa tally. While n younir man and woman were civ lug lionui Inmi a circus, nt Lvlstnwn, Me., lies. Tho meeting was called lo order alnlato nn Saturday night, they were seizd by six hour on account of Rev. H, K. (Mis' absence, rulliain, two of whom held tho man while but was finally organized by 11. R. Smith, Esq , I the other feloniously assaulted the woman. who, unwittingly we suppose, made n statement rive men have been arrested for tho crime. that this was n Greenback mectine. nnd that uc had challenged Ihem to debate! The divi- The village of Kolluiar, lit Holsteln, Is f.i sion of time wns Oris IS minutes, llrockway motis for the longevity of Its Inhabitants. It fi(), nnd Orris M again I llro Orvis went has a population of 1,100 souls. A diamond through tho usual platitudo of unofficial figures, weddliig--tli3 seventy-fifth anniversary has which not one of his hearers can repeat to-day, just been celebrated there, tho tenth In four nor see their relataney. Mr. llrockway then tceu years, and two others are impending. showed the rottenness nnd corruption of the Republican party, to which Mr. Orvis agreed, Last year tho potato bug Invaded Prussia, He nlso showed that until Mr. Orvis was dc- bul!tlio authorities of Schlldau and Mulheim featcd for Congress nnd District Attorney he built fences nround the fields, covered them had no greenback iews, but had sturdily sup- wlth'sawdust and taubark.Boaked thiOvith ported Tilden and Ihe Platform 'ot 1870. His conversion was as sudden as Paul's, but it did not take a streak of lightning to do it. He dc clincd to iliseuss state issues, which are now paramount nnd declined to reply to tho point that tho additional issuo of greenbacks would bo unconstitutional. Ihe Labor que; tion was left severely nlono. Tho assertion that Tilden favored the Electoral Fraud has been disproved, ns well as that llclinout sent Carl Sciiurz. to Ohio to help defeat Allen iim. .v.... i.ti ............ ... ..,., T , 1 , .1 Secularists and uon-religionUts. j u i4iit;ijr m.iim mil,! uv;a,u nvo . .,. who are duped by them. "When the Devil was sick, tho Devil n Saint would be j When tho Devil got well, the Devil of a Saint was he." kerosene nnd set firo tu the mass. The be role treatment has been completely success ful, as not one of the dreadful insects bas been seen this year. At a school district election in New Ha ven, Conn., the Usuo being an attempt to re establish devotional exercises In the public schools, tho Hible ticket was elected by about li'JOO majority. Catholics united with Pro testants in supporting this ticket against the Herman Chapman, an express driver was assaulted and robbed by three men in La balle, III., on Saturday evening. Ho was robbed of $1-1,000 nnd ft watch and left in a .1.... ,!.!.. nM. .... . . DIPlITlinitlA i u.iiieiuu-) cuiiuiuuu. aiic money was scut by the 1-irst National Rank of Chicago to As this dread scourge h slill hovering in our the Matthiessen and Heeler Zinc Company, midst, we have been requested to publish Ihe The robbery was committed in a much fre- Mrs. Dr. Turner, Mrs. Dr. Reber, Miss S, Derrickson and Miss Hurt were nmong the ex cursion party that went up the Hudson last tw0 inches and three quartcrs.and average four- Mr. A. Noble has our thanks for some peaches and for a dozen of Ihe finest apples we have seen for a long time. These apples when put in a straight line close together measure four feel, week. "If I had to walk from here lo Baltimore for it, I would not be wilhout Dr Pull's Cough Sf rup in my family," is what we beard a lady Bay yesterday. The apprentice of a Glasgow dentist lias brought suit against the master for 500 for trying magnetic experiments upon him, to the njury of his health. teen inches in to beat. circumference. They are hard We would call attention lo the advertisement of J. E. Dayton & Co., of Willlamsport, which appears in Ibis issue. This firm is well known this section and enjoys a wide reputa tion as a reliable business house. Their goods are of the very best quality and are sure to give satisfaction to customers. Remains IiiKNTinr.n. The remains of the man found drowned in the river opposite Milion on Saturday, were taken from the grave on Sun day and identified by his father as Henry Smith from East lluli'jlo, Union county. He had been missing from home for four weeks. He was subject to fits, and it is probable that in crossing the river he was seized with an attack, and drowned while ill that condition. Later. From the Lewisburg Journal of last week we learn that .Mr. Smith was mista ken in Iho body. That piper says: When Mr. Smith heard of the finding of the body above referred to he concluded it was that of his son The face luing very much disfigured, lie exam ined the h it-k of Ihe bend for n peculiar lump which his son had. He found Ihe lump on the remains, and therefore believed they were llioso of his son. The remains were brought through our town on Sunday, and taken lo Ebentzer church. The family gathered there and mourn ed at the grave, and he was buried, Ihey fully believing it was the son. On Monday morning of this week, however, the son returned home alive and well. Now ihe queslion nrisis, whose following teller received n short time since from a former clergyman of this place, well known nnd kindly remembered by the most of us. Tin remedy therein mentioned is so pimple, and ils effects so uniformly satisfactory, that every par ent would do well lo cut this slip out, or pre serve the paper for future reference- Jamksiiuuu, N. J., August 9th, 1878. Dear Friend We have had diphtheria in family and congregation, and in few cases, not over three or four, lias it proved latal ; and in lliosc, quented place, yet it seems to have had no witnesses. In Hockley, Texas, last Friday night George Lynch wns awakened from sleep by it pistol shot, the ball striking him in tho breast, lla-sprang from the bed, .1 masked man standing in tho middle of the rom fired at hi in again, nnd he fell senseless. When he recovered bo found himself in a lane out ild,; the house. The assassin, thinking by reason of its being left too long untreated, or Lynch dead, took a hatchet and murdered rtti nrvmint nf titwttti'ir fnm nl iont iniu Our tiiiv- I . .... .... . .. .l,lnn,l,Wn,linnil.r,,ll,,wi,.r...,.,n(.nt:' ' hyncU's eight children, the eldest 1, years . ' . " - .... I r i ... ,. i ,i'i. Ten (1U) Grains J'ermaiigaimle ol l'otali in S'i et re ui me ihiumj. iiieagu- two thirds of n tumbler of water. When dis. ni.eil father regained consciousness only to soiveu, gargie tue u roar, every n o, n.M.r; im , , butnin f,i t,e remains o: Judge Dana, of Wilkesbarrc, has accepted the nomination of the independent citizens of Lehigh county for President Judge, in opposi tion to the regular Democratic nominee. Harrison Kester, of Shickshinny, had his arm and wrist terribly mangled on the work train at noon Thursday last, His arm was amputated by Drs. Reber and Turner, and he returned to his home an hour afterwards. A Shamokin stonecutter has prepared head- i Btones for the graves of Patrick Hester and Alexander Campbell, That intended for Hester i3 ornamented with emblems of the Roman Church, while that of Campbell is sur mounted by a cross, and 6imply bears his name. severe ea-e and much white lintter lu throat. somewhat oftener I If (lie child is loo small to liars i. let it swallow a small hall U-apoonlul- enougli lo thoroughly wet the throat ils entire length. It is a cure ami not a preventive. It is of Ihe first importance that the strength of the Patient be kept up, and so we use beef tea. eirtf nocr. raw or cooked eirgs, anything to eive Ihe greatest possible nourishment beef Htest. milk, .tc . Ac. Tho svmntonis of approach are usually achim of sines, hi adaclie. anil men lever, l nen iook nt ihrost Tm eed. when diiihlheria is about, as i-.ii!n w.,r. l,ni-!l mJ Imw iliil liu mtm, i n I worm n a nn v ni Iment n fleets the ch Ildren. we took at throat, and II there is great reune.ss, ami es- pecially if while patches are forming, we negin at once Willi the medicine. BLOOMSBURG STATE NORMAL SCHOOL SIXTH NORMAL SCHOOL DISTRICT. Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania. Rov. D. J. WALLER, Jr., A. M., Principal. THIS SCHOOL, as at present constituted, orers the very best (acuities lor Professional and Classical learning. IlulldliiL-s snaclous. luMUnir and commodious : completely heated by Mcam, wclUentllatcd, lighted by gas, andlurnlshed with a bountiful supply o(pure,80(t spring water. 1K.ullon neailllllll, ana easy Ol uueev. i uiieiiern eiii'i ii-iiuun, 11111.11-111, mm nuu iu wieir wurit, jiisuipiliie, linn uui. Kiuu, milium, mm uiuruuu. aauh. moderate, t itty c ents a week deduction to all expecting to teach, t-tudents admitted at any time, ltooms rcsencd when desired. uourses or study prehcrioeu ny my biaie 1 I, Model School. II. Preparatory. III. Elementary. IV, Classical. Adjunct Courses : I. Academic, ILComtnercial. 111. Course III Mii'Ic. IV. Course In Art. V. Course in Physical Culture. The Kleinentarv scientific and Classical Courses are I'ltof i:ssioNAt. and students irraduatmr therein, rccelvu Stale Diplomas, conferring tho toltowln corresponillnrf Iiegrees ! Master ot the Klements! Muster ofrtlio sciences ; Muster o( thu Classics. Graduates lu the other Courses recele Nvrinai Certificates liii'ir aiuiiniueiiLS,, mtjneti uv ui" uui' -ers ui ui nu,u 11 ui 1 u-ic- The com se or Mud y orescritied ny tne Mate is uuerai, ami me :i"niinc ana classical courses aro not inrenor to 1 11039 or our ocst co'.ieires. The state reiiulresu hltrlier order o( citizenship. Tho times dot land lu It Is one ot the iirlmsoulects ot this scauol to hln to secure It, by (urnlshlng Intelli gent and efficient Teachers (or her schools. Tothlscndlt solicits yotiuic persons ot good itiillltles and good purposes, iliosewiiodeslrotounproet!ielr time and their talents, as "tudents. To all such It promises aid In developing their powers, and abundant opportunities lor will paid labor after leaMn School. Kor catalogue, txaures me mncipai. IIIIV. Wll.l.IA.H i:i. Will, l I'rr.lilciil llimi-il nt Trustees- sepi. 8, '70.- f his murdered children. Their bodies wero afterward recovertd and an inquest held, Lynch, it is believed, will recover, A youn; man named lloatwerc, with whom Lynch had a dilliculty is suspected of the crime. WASIIINUTIIX LKlTEIi. Washington, II. C, Sept. i7, 1S7S. his death ? 811EHIPFS SALES. T. J. Morris, Esq., was able to attend church laBt Sunday morning. He walks with crutches. We are pleased to note his recovery. Our ad vice now is to get Geirge Washington's little lintciiet and cut down that cherry tree. Wanted. Chickens, potatoes, (lour, oats, any kind of farmers' produce taken on subscrip. tion at highest market prices. We make this offer to take pay In produce for the accommoda tion of our subscribers. Wo prefer cash. If Dr. Searles, Chaplain of the Auburn State Prison, presents the following facia for earnest ... 1 . n-l..A ? mi, wnnln f,ill hundred thousand criminals. 1 or every one ol ' . . . , , i . tr I i luiieny ui iiuuin iuui these ten innocent people are uuomeu iu suuer Four million sufferers on account of crime! What causes this suffering? Facts show three great ar.enls idleness, licentiousness and intern- lierance. Destroy these causes, and Willi many hard times would disappear. The following properties were sold by Sheriff Hoffman September 2, 1878. Property of Augustus Slrausser, sold to E. SL Tewksbury, committee of It. Slrausser, for Monroe Democrat. $600. Properly of Bloomsburg Lumber Company, When ihe Ibroat swells outside much, we put on for external application salt pork or some similar irritant, though I believe our physician don t think it amounts lo much. I am very truly. Your Friend, U. S. Lverctt. VAT MAN MADE 11A1TY-LOSES M TOUNDS. If you lake one of the new silver dollars.pour a little muriatic acid on the figure of the eagle and set it out in the sun for twenty minutes, when you come to look at it it will be gone, and the tramp who took It will be gone also. A great many remedies are advertised to bring them before the public,who decide wheth er the article is good or bad. The good repu tation which Dr. Hull's Baby Syrup enjoys is a standing guarantee of its merits. Price 2o cts. UUItlAL OF A GIPSY Q.UKEN. Matilda Stanley, known as the Gypsy Queen, was buried at Woodland cemetery, Dayton, Monday. Twenty-five thousand people were present, including representatives of prominent gypsy families. The ceremony was conducted by a minister of the United Brethren church, the children of the Queen throwing themselves on the grave and filling the air with lamenta tions. Dayton is the headquarters of the Gyp sies of this country, and the husband of ihe Queen lives near the city and owns a large tract of ground. perly of Uoberl a. ioung, sold to Loluni- bia County Mutual Saving Fund nnd Loan As sociation for $50. And on Ihe 7th the following. Properly of James Dyke, sold to M. G. Hughes for $325. Properly of W. M. Stephens, sold to Jackson & Woodin Manufactur'ng Company for $25. Property of James Conner, sold to Dr. 1. C' McIIenry for $1,450: Properly of Abraham Schweppenheiser, sold to Elizabeth P. Schweppenbciscr for $2,9011. Property of Isaac Yetter, sold lo U. J. Camp bell and M. V. li. Koidenbauder for $020. Secretary Sherman has abandoned at the last moment his intention of "resuming" to-day in silver dollars. He believes the country is ready for resumption now, nnd that there is not the slightest need, unless it be a legal one, of wait ing until January 1, 1S79. We can all hope that the good results Ihe Secretary expects will follow resumption of specie payments, A 1 i I tie time will decide. Before Representative Small, of South Caro lina, left here a few days since, he said he ex pected to be re elected to the House of Repre sentatives, and that tne other Republican would be elected also. He was much more hopeful than rat olher Republicans, however, nearly all of them believing a full Democratic delega tion will come from the Stale. That Hampton will succeed Patterson as Senator is certain. General Butler is a man who delights in op position. 1 hat the leaders of the Democratic A ItEMAItKABLE RESULT. It makes no (inference how many Physicians, or how much medicine you havo tried, it is now an eitabllsked fact that German Syrup is the only remedy which lias given complete sat isfaction in severe cases of Lung Diseases. It is true there are yet thousands of persons who are predisposed to Throat and Lung Affections! Consumption, Hemorrhages, Asthma, Severe Colds settled on the Breast, Pneumonia .Whoop ing Cough, &c, who have no personal knowl edge of lioschee's German Syrup. To such we would say that 50,000 dozen were sold last year wilhout one complaint. Consumptives try just one botlle. Regular size 1 5 cents. Sold by all Druggists in America. Sept. 0 tf. Vnrlnun t'nusrs Advancing years, care, slcVness,dlsappolntment,and hereditary predisposition all operate to turn tho hair! gray, and ilthcr ot them Inclines it to thed pre maturely. Avin's HAia Viuoii will restore laded or gray, light and red hair to n rich brown or deep black as may desired. It softens and cleanses Ihe scalp, giving It. a healthy action, and reuioicsaud cures daudruir and humors. Uy lts.uso tailing hair Is checked, and a new growth will be produced in Kll cases where the follicles are not destroyed or glands decased. Its effects aro beautifully shown on broshy, weak or sickly hair, to which a tew applica tions will prmluco Ihe gloss and freshness ot J ouin. Harmless and sure In Its operation, It Is Incompara ble as a dressing, and Is especially valued (or lho sort lustre and richness ot tone It imparts. It con tolas neither ell nor die, and will not soil or cole r whits cambric ; yet It lasts long on tho hair, and keeps It tresh and vigorous. I'OK 81LE BY Al l. DE1I.EKS. UO.3 MARK ETll E PORTS. BLOOMSBURG MARKET. Wheat per bushel llye ' Corn, new, ' Oats, " Flour per barrel Cloversecd , , Flaxseed . nutter Ekcs Tallow 'otatocs Dried Apples Hams sides A .shoulders Lara per pound Hay per ton Beeswax Timothy beed , y uu i a nuns roil coal. No. 4 on Wharf t s,( per 1 en No. 6 " " f J.JS No. fl " " t ' blacksmith's Lutup on Wh&rt t s,i " Dltumlnous " nw " ' . 90 .Si .23 S.IK1 1.60 .IS .11 . s mi . a .is .1 a s t & Co's. Advt's. O. E. SAVAGE, hKAI.KK IN Silverware, Watchec.Jewel-y.Clocks, c. Sure Rewardi 5 YIIAItM TO PAY roil A FARM. i to $io run. ACRE. It cccli :m it Mnplc t.tmil In .Michi gan In (In; itIMIIoii Aire Grunt il the ;rniul IttitililN ami lu ll I a nn Ilalli-iiail ( iiuiiaii)'. TXXXiB PERFECT. StruiiK noil Niiri- cropi pienlyol tlinhcr-iio ilionglil-no chinch liiiRH nu "Impiier"." IiCSMKN TIIIAMS -ITSK WATKK 11KAIIV MARCT hlllOOI-8 HAllKIMlllOMI-UTM, TIlKUl'im TUB CENTIIK or lUSdSANT. Semi tiir iiainphU'l,.'n(iVi or German Address NV. o. liriiMAUT, t.ANII COMMISSIONER, IIUVNII HAl'IIH, men, aprll 12, s;s.w d K11IE AT LEWISUUltll, Piuttviu.k, Ala., July 20, 1878. Botanic Medicine Co., Buffalo, X. Y.: Gentlemen About three monlhs ago I com menced using your Anti-Fat, at winch lime my weight was 219 pounds. By following your ill reclions carefully, I have succeeded in reducing my weight to 158 rounds. This is nil very sat- iufi.tnrv nml nleasant : but iust previous to my onmrnenrin the use of vour medicine. I had l'rty in Massachusetts should endeavor to pre- purchased two suits of flno clothes at a high 'r'1""" controlling me jeiuucnuiu ...: ..nv,l m dismnv. that thev are en-f Sf'e Convention seems to the General to be a I ' ' '.V.. " ' t .i i. .1...... tirelv use ess to "me now. When t put one 0 "'", luumpuj m-umi-i r... my coats on, my friends tell me it looks like geance, a collee sack on a bean pole, and when 1 put the pants on, well, description fails. My object in writing is to ascertain whether you have not, E. B. Haines, editor of the dally llanner, who has been on trial at Williamsport for publishing I short residence in haporle he did the best he I.EWisuuiio, Sept 14. The agricultural works of Mr. James S. Maish, located at this place, and well known all over the counirv, were de stroyed by lire at about three o'clock this morn ing. Great excitement was caused by the lire, Afier an experience of three months In con- nearly Ihe whole population of Lewi-burg anil dueling the local department of the Sullivan I the surrounding country being attracted tu the IJemocrul, mt. It. 1. iannan, lias wiinurawn. In his farewell address he says mat (luring ins a libel on Col. Jacob Ballade, charging him with having taken a bribe of $3,000 while a member of the city councils, was acquitted and the costs put on the prosecutor. Kollino Mill Buiined. The Glendower Rolling mill (formerly Hough A Heady, or Na tional,) at Danville, l'a , was totally destroyed by fire on Tuesday night of last week. The puddle mill was saved, It is reported that there was no insurance on the building. could ui.der the circumstances to make his de partment interesting, and that he will remain in town a few ilayB be I ore departing in order lo en able his friends to nrexcut him with all the to kens nt respect, sucli as goid-neaueu canes, mat they may feel inclined lo. uazetle. .t Jlulktm. Another "Cannan" prematurely exploded. Reason, loo heavy n load in Ihe person ol lho editor, in connection with your medicine business, on establishment where your patrons, similarly sit uated, could exchange these useless garments for others that would fit. I think you ought to have something of the kind, ns it would be an inducement for many to use the Anti-Kat who now object to using it, in consequence of the loss they would sustain in throwing aside valuable srriii. All Hint WM twM-illilii win ilnllil 111 mill- I w n .,,, , - j press ihe flames. Tho books and papers in ihe """ A "Clothing f.xcl,ange is wnai you building were saved. Among ihe conlents of wa"U" con,,Mllon w'11' our Anil I-at bus.- ihe liiiildini? were, a Urv number of valuable lours truly. pat' erns. which were all burned. The lo-s is GlxiBuB Bovi). COU11T 1'itOCEEDINOS. The Fifty-Eighth Anniversary of Ihe North timberland Baptist Association will beheld with sworn, men ate thrown mil of employment. The is- tablishinent was widely known as "Mitrsh1 foundry," It was one of ihe most extensive September 'J. Nathan Creasy vs Charles concerns nf Ihe kind iu this part of ihe state. It Mnurer and Joseph Gearbart. Jury called and I was starlet! many years ago, and has passed estimate.! at S100.000. There was an insurance We notice a call for a grand rally of fish of $10,000. The cause of Ihe lire is at pnstnt ermen at Harrisbtirg for the purpose of ur- unknown. .Mr Marsh, ihe proprietor, made an K;ng ,), rem0viu 0ftho Columbia dam and assignment nils raurnlng. the lire will prove a severe loss to the town, as at lea-t 2j0 worthy It is unfortunate for the Democrats of the Stale that Butler's character is so bad they cannot take advantage of the strength be un lue-dionably has at this lime. I'erhaps before the day of election they may look differently at affairs in the Stale. Mr. Hayes will iu a few days return from the Wol, and leave to others the work of making Kililical speeches. Contributions for the yellow fever sufferers are larger here now than at any previous lime, The responsible system of making collections and disbursements lately introduced has no doubt produced this effect. From a statement just published bilieTreaa ury Department the following interesting exhl bit of Government revenues is taken "The net revenue for 1850 was S79,050,799 2 nnd ret expenditures $09,671,025.79. The low est revenue for ore year included in the state ment was in 1801 $41,509,9.10 39. The largest Business .Notices A Z'raic Dollar will still buy a dollat's ortb of Clothing at D. Lowenberg's. Parties wanting to get clear ot Trade Do!- lar can get full value in clothing for them at D. Lowenberg s. WESTWARD 110 1 WESTWARD 1IO 1 Vnrties troine: West will find it to their advantage to purchase their outfits of cloth ing, trunks, bags and satchels cheaper than ever at D. Lowenberg's. Fall stvles of Worsted Coating-English Suitings just received at D. Lowenberg's. Tho latest Noveltv in Hats. Call and see Tin: Rucsian Hat just received at D. Lowen berg a. FALL HATS iust received for Men, Boys and Children nt Lowenberg's' Hardware. Glass. Faints. &c. lower than evei at J. Schuyler & Son's. Hoot headquarters at McKinuey's. XoTicn. Three hundred empty Iron- bound Liquor Barrels for sale at D. W, Itobbius .Liquor otore main nireei, niooms- burg. tug. Call at McKinney'a lor Shoes. Call and Bee I. W. Hartmau's 75 cent Black and Brown Cashmere. the preposterous proposition lo repeal all was in I860 $558,032,520 00. The revenue for lull laws. No I No I not any of the latter t,e fiPai year ending June 30 last was $25' for tho West and North Branches, il you 703,879.70: Ihe year before $'.'7',1,000,5S0.82, I please. Wo believe the Columbia dam to is,7i $2S7,182,039.1G, and in 1S75 $2SS,000 be a public nuisance aud should bo removed (151.10. The lowed expenditure of the Govern as well as every other dam that can be dis- ment in the years included in the statement Verdict for the defendant. the Bloomsburg Baptist Church on Wednesday, September 25th, 1878 at 2 o'clock p. m. Relig ious services, including sermons and addiesses, together wllh the business of Ihe Association, will be held until Friday noon. The public aru invited to attend. Bills for subscription will be found in Tapers for different ofiicea as fast as we can make them out from now until October 1st. Do not mistake them for receipts. They mean that "v'he person to whom addressed owes us that Judgment for costs. amount, aud the bill is sent because ire unl (Ae I Commonwealth vs Martin money, Report of salo in estate of I, John & Son confirmed ni si, and order of sale continued as to tract unsold. John II. Goodman vs John Sanger, Eject ment. Jury called and sworn. September 1.', verdict for the defendant. A. E. Brink vs W. A. Kile. Judgment by consent for plaintiff of $121.58. Adjourned Court ordered for October 5th, 1878. at 9 o'clock a, m. John Turner vs W. A. Kase and D. Mowry. through many diflcreul hands, The Band plays every pleasant Saturday night in the Court House yard. They have learned a number of new and pretty tunes and it is as good as a concert to hear them. The Cuckoo tune Is worthy of special remark. Their tnnal urn a HalAriAit In liv ft Inrire fttlll ience lat Saturday evening, and greeted with applause. and Lake. Re cognizance of Henry Sanders in fifty dollars for his appearance at next sessions to testify. September 13. Court adjourned until Octo ber 6th. SCHOOL IlOAltU. Chickens and potatoes must be scarce among the farmers. We have advertised for Ihem for some weeks, but none have been offered, It will become necessary shortly to buy our win ler's supply, nnd then those of our subscribers Ginu it Heath, globes who have such things will not be allowed to j.u)iou uunynn ui Lafc. pay In produce. If you do not want to pay in School Board met nt offico of C. W. Miller September 10, 1878. Present Brown, Graul, Jones, Fur man and Riugler. Minutes of pre ceding meeting read and approved. The following bills were read and ordered paid ; J. C, Menagh, repairing clock Heretofore we have said nothing concernin; the nomination of Hon, C B, llrockway for Congress by Ihe late Democratic County Cm- veullou, Imtsmuih, however, as he Is a 'broth- hip' we cannot refrain from saying our allhough it is contrary lo our rule of 'a closed mouth' regarding Jsjliticat matters. Having received the nomination for Congress by the County convention, Ihe conferees of lids Con- gnssinnal district ran do no wiser thing than by nominating the Captain, who has a record that is iiniuieachab!e, both civil and military As near as we ran learn his ihances fur the nomination aro good, In conclusion we quote from Ihe J our Quarters of July 1, 1871 : "Captain Charles B. llrockway is a man of natures own achievement. (lorn of humble parents, deprivid ill youth of the facilities of methodical education, compelled in earn a lure subsistence as diiver on tlie canal, his present ns well as fur several years past exalted posi tion is another of the remarkable Instances, for which our tree country is noted, reiiiung Ihe old doctrine, 'There are no noblemen but Romans,' ValavuM iNeun item. pensed with, but we ant to send delegates to a 'convention that will urge tho Legisla ture to enforce alljhh laws on the statute books. We can now, (thanks to lho partial enforcement of tho said law) get a nibble at our hooks when we go out for a day's fish- tig. And if pelicans, cormorants, hell-di vers nnd fish hawk-sin hum in disguise with seines and baskets can be kept down n year or so longer, we are sure of not only getting a bite, but n siring of fish. Any member of the legislature that would support the repeal of all fish laws is fit for "treason stratagem and spoils, and should bo eternally shelved by an outraged constituency. We aro glad to notico that all true followers of Walton iu tliis section denounce the scheme in the strongest language, its being one which will make our branch of the Suequebatina at least, a lucre gut in which nothing will be found but bull-heads and iniid-suckers. Down with the dams if you like, but up with the fish laws, the more stringent the better, Miltonian. Rkuittion of Fkw. The new Fee Bill for Sending ruckaces by Mail, On the 1st of October a new rulo will go cash you must call soon. AN ACCIDENT ON THE MUNCT CHEEK HAIUtOAl). m,. nnl.. Bnnlna Lulftncrlncr In tllA MuilCV : , ,l., :.r iraek near Alfred. Yetter, painting Vyrecu iiiium " - jj( j( j( paint, oil, &c. P. W. Gnnton. 1 dozen brooms G. M. A. J. K. Lockard, 143,440 lbs. coal E. .1. Thornton, window curtains, Ac. 1. W. McKelvy, brushes, soap, Ac. G, A., Clark, books, crayon, stationery E. A, Buries, painting and paint v , K Hitler, painting nnu paint 25 ill 1 CO Hall's Station Friday evening; bu.iness on the road will be siupended for a short time, unlesi they hilch "Reg." and another jackass up In double harness lo lake the place of the engine- Nobody hurt i. liugler, Secretary Our friend William T. Snyder, of Berwick, has orcanlied the firft Democratic Club In Ihe "County for this campaign. The officers are! Hudson Owen. President i J- -M. bnyuer, i, . tenderling, Vice 1'residenU ; Jo-epb Eyerly, Treasurer: F. S. Hunt, Corresponding becrela ry W. T, Snyder, Financial Secretary. A Club hould be crganlied in every township in so on ol . i,...i ...... i .i ..i I " 7-" r." '. r '"' into effect in the I'ostoilico Department. "u"1 " i I--"-' Alter Hint date n 1 tin .nous ninlter run lix registered at tlie same rate as that charged for registering letters, viz : 10 cts. Third class matter comprises all articles of wearing apparel, etc., ami the rate for arraying is ouo cent for each ounce in pekuges whose weight is limited to four pounds. There is another grade of third'class matter, such as bonks, pamphlets, etc., for which the charge is one cent for every two ounces. This nlso can bo registered, You can send just as many pack ages as you please nud register each of them, the only restriction being that each imi't weigh but four pound 200 81 5 (JO 2 08 43 08 11 00 50 00 recent session of the Legislature, applies to all counties having more than 10,000 and less than 150,000 Inhabitants, It makes a universal re duction of ihe fees and will lessen the value of Ihe offices to a considerable extent, Jtaproti, 30 00 tiontdo not offut jireaent incumbents The Sherilf 8 olj 1 la affected the most and the ltecia-tt-r mid Re. corder tlie least. We see il stated ths,t the re duction In Sheriffs fees will be from 30 to 50 C. Y . Miller on behalf ol lias Company nsK- .., .Uata of .llfi .,0.l,onotarv 30 to 40 ner ed that tho Company be exonerated from pay , lm, (ho(e ()f the iUter nml 1 . p . i ,i .. - i ment oi inxes uccuusu mey uni i-umpciieu iu auo. oq ,wr cent pay incir taxes tu tue mine, un uiuuuu ui Graul and Itmgler they were exonerated. Nut a liUVEHAlIE. One of the policies of insurance having ex pired, Brown and Riugler were appointed n "They are not a beverage, but a medicine, committee .to liavo insurance renewed. On I with curative properties of the highest degree, motion of Ringler nud Grnul it was agreed to containing no poUonous drugs. They do not A champion bloody-shlrt waiter has been discovered at Altoona. Ho Is a lawyer. Be ing waited on by a committee of citizens and issue new bonds to refund bonds over duo and tear down an already debilitated system, but a'ked to contribute something in aid of the nnv for apparatus. Brown nnd Itmgler were I build il up. One barrel contains more hoiis. yellow (ever sullerers ol the south, he shook appointed a committee to confer with parties that Is, more real hop strength, tlian a barrel of I bis head angrily and said that iu hlsopin sending children from other dislrieta nnd make ordinary beer. Every druggist in Rochester ion the reports of tho epidemic iu Ihe loulh ... -. 1 . .1 .1. .1 Ta. tl .l 1.1... I ..I tl-.l f, I II-,. . . I... .1 . I . , the Cotintv Who will be the fir.t to follow the nrrangements to uuiu incm jij mo umiui u, ens mem, sun we I'lijsiiiuus prercnuo mem. were ne cut uuv uy nuiiinerii reueii to ue I .l!- ...;,:. fto ,nll,,n Ixllnlirilfll. " Y.l.a,ln. 1,'aontm. Vtkl. r.n 11,,.. IIIIIoh. I f.olwl )a .u,nla f ll, .,-.1. example set by Mr. Snyder T ir luums, j .. - rv-,,.u v. .u uu.,u. were in IhliO, ,3,13(1,095 S'.l. The grealest were in 1S05, $1,297,555,221.42. In 1850 Ihe were ibU.Si l,U2o.i9. l or the fiscal year em' ing June 30 lat Ihey were $23G,094,32G 80 the year before $238,0C0,00S.93 ; in 1S7C$253, 459,797.33." His this enormous drain upon the peopl which is ruining ihem, and w'lich we must i luce. Shmi.voi, Putting tlio Dollar Out. A HEW Olllllllt I.OOKI.VU TOWAI'.ll (linTI.NO bii.vi:ii ore of (iovi:rnmi:nt vaults. Washington, September 14. A circular was issued late this afternoon by Treasurer Gilfillan, which takes the place of all circa lars heretofore issued concerning the stand ard silver dollar. It names one hundred an twenty national banks as designated deposi torles of the United States, to b supplied by the Treasury, upon their application.witl staudard silver dollars from Ihe Mint free of expense. It is expected that the coin furn ished as above will be put into circulation by being furnished to public disbursing nlli ccrs, to manufacturing and oilier cstablis meats, to other banks and bankers for ilislri button in like manner by Ihem and gener ally where it is to be used as current money Tho Assistant Trenmrers of the United Stales aro nlso authorized to use tlie Man ard silver dollars in their vaults for tl general purpose approved in this circular, United States disbursing agents and nay masters, who obtain funds for disbursement from Assistant Treasurers or deposltories.aro rtqucsted tu procure standard silver dollars when practicable for disbursement. many standard dollars will be paid on salary account to government employer under thl circular as they are disposed to take. O.- rM Y CA Ill's with nnt.i". "v.. Plain or (Jold. 4iO 1W silica. Agtsoutm US'. Hull Co.. Hudson, IS. V. d wpt. u, Is 4w c' rtir I iimI. ,n--rliTt beauties) with name, ' us. uuiiIl .ui. IiiiserCauii CO. Ashland, Mass d sept. 13, ';s-iw tt Hemo ed to the Post uniuo bulldlntr. DrbT do'jr abo e the hxh.inge Hotel. All kinds of Watches, riocks and Jewelry neat ly repaireii nnu wai ruuicu. may n, ,-wr DOBBIN'S ELECTRIC SOAP. Having obtained the agency of this Cki.eiikatki) Soap for Bloomsburg and vicinity, I append the opinion ol some oi our bed people as to in merits. "I have used Dobbin's Electric Soap mad bv I. L. Craein & Co.. Philadelphia. Pa. lor washing about ten years, and think it superior to any other, -urs. u. u. jsarsiey. 'We have Used Dobbin's EleclricSnapand hud it superior to any other or all others. Mrs. w . 11. jacouy, Mrs. 11. II, Stohncr, I desire all my friends nnd customers to Gire this Soap one Trial, so that they may know ju-t how good the Best soap in tuo United states is. J. H. Maizr, july 12, '78-ly Bloomsburg, Pa. Boots and Shoes cheap at McKinuey's. Pantaloon goods 12J cents to $2 00 pc yard at I. w. Hartmau's. Crampton's Palm Soap is the best laun drv soan in lliisor anv other market. Fo sale by Jacob II. Maize. may 18-3w McKinnevs Shoe Store below Court House. Thomas U. Hautmak. Albert itvty- THE RED FRONT, MOTEES' BLOCK. HARTMAN BROS,, DEALERS IN TKAS, CANNED F1UIIT, CIGARS, TOBACCO swurr, I CONFECTIONERY. Spices cfjall kinds, Glass & Queensware, FINE GROCERIES, Foreign and Domestio Fruits, AND GENERAL LINE OF Family Provisions uli door below -Market street, HloomsDurg, Pa. tr- Goods delivered to all parts ot tlie town Arm , 'ti-tt Try it-Buy it Palm Palm Palm Soap ib II. Maize's at Jacob II. Maize's At .1 acrib may 3-lSw Rubbers at Mckiiiney's, Crnmpton Brother's Palm soap at Jacob II. Maize'. It is tlie test, iry il, inay3-18w AdinUsiou free at McKinney's, Cotton Flannel 8 cents, Grey Wool Flan nel l.J cents at I. W Hartman c Important to Lawyers. Justices of the Pence, conslubles, Kmcuioi, Ad mlulslrulors, tluanluu, Tow nslilp onicirs, and bus! ness men generally. We liave on band a lurire assortment ot legal blanks for the use uf ttor nes. JtMliesaud Con stable's blanks of all kinds, Note and llcu'lK books lor Auinuusiraiorb &c. I'HIUE LIST. TTOIIN KVs ULAN KS. ITeclpo for Summons. " ' 11. l'a. " ' ltulo lo lake Impositions, ii ctitsihc Aibtlrutors, 1 cents apiece, or I1.T5 s-r bundled. Petition for Appointment of (luardlan. " ' citallnu Itulototnko ivtsmttions. Narr In Debt, w lib Cuufesslon, " As-,umpr,H, .Mechanics I.Il'Ii. 4 cents catli or f.i.w per hundred. reiiuok lur bum u iteiu r.siuie s cents each. Ear E&ist'siscs Dr. C. K. snokXAJEii's Hook ox lietrxmsand DIs kasks oc the Kak, nud their pruter Ueatm 'Iit-espe-cuilv Ku ititiij: l-nr How to k'eilmmedute relief fr-mtii' ii.t'uus i.tii ssut Hits disease, and a per rrctlv Ii.t ulev, unit i.Tiiuiiieiii euro A book every Uuilly stij.iU h ivc. fenl free 1 1 il. Address Dr.C. B HIIUI-M A.Khlt, Aiiraltiurui im, Keadlog. Pa. sept 1 ,'7r-4w d MBlBLlT 1'i.iiiMi' rumnilti Pill mftfcn New TUcli Illood, .jinjwll t mjilcii'lj cn.iiK'O the IjIoimI In tne entire hjKti'iu in thii-ti mm. t lis. Any person who will take i nittf.rii i.i -ht fmiii I ini'i wckft mav bo restored oil to b'Hn.d huulili If hiii-ii ii tlili k be possible. Sena by mall for K'tUr bluuips. bfpt. 13, '73-4W Awarded htyktit rmtf tt Crnienmal EirofciUon fnr fnt rhtunff quality aurl txetllencr a -l Ijituiff rtar aeter of nietttnng and Jlamrutt, Tl lohaeco etr inftil. At our blun tnp irn'lv-ttiktk in c!o)y Itnitnip'l b inOrtf-r smul-i, Ihnl Jatlm'l Jitit i MtrTrrvrlnR. Hold hy nil nl for umpW, free, lo'C, A Jackiui 3l Co., ilfr.( It-unburg, -il. F. W'AUIIl.i:, (.t ni riil Am., IMilltulelphla. SCpt. 13 TS 4W d 'I ii b ukand Achievements or A'D lOTOEUS NOW hjiaiiy: RTANTiRA7 rJ -i. -1.JL.JL. l mjjl ju o.MiY lly lion, J. T. IIkadlet, the Trine ot tlescrtptlve authors. A fall history ot his explorations In Arrlcaawl manellous Journey dowa tue Cono. A new Exciting book. Uklitinu with wild adln- TCHR3 and TIIKtl I.1NU fCENES Of EAMQBK. IS proIUSe- ly lllustrrted The public kaoerly await it. It 13 helling wonderfully. P A TTTTniJ ifcware of misstatements of inlerest . uxiU llUlit'd parties, but send for moor of gen uineness and full du serlptlon of t hts work.also terms, LBBLT'rssi;fei:AGENTS WANTED Phlla. C !-ept. is, TS 4W PIANOS ltetall price si I (MM) onlyS'275. I'ujKT free, llnnlel 1. Ilently( Witishlnt'ton, N. .1. d auj. 30,4w WHY GO U EST ? Send for Delaw are. Fiirm Cat to ue nnd imps J, V. Manciia, Dover, Del. augi" j,';s-4w $10 TO 81 000 PltOVKltBS. 1 he Richest Mood, Sweetest lireath and Kalr- est skin In Hop liltluis. " little Hon Hitlers saves bit.' doctor Uiu and long slckncsH," "That Invalid iru. mother, sKter or child con bo made the picture of health with Hop Miters." ' When orn down nnd ready to lake your bed Hop Hitters Is w hat ou need." "Don't ph)!c and phtlc. for It weakens and de stroys, but take Hop until, that build up contin ually," "Physicians of all schools use and recommend Hop Hitters, 'list Hum." "Health Is beauty and Joy Hop Bitters gives health and Is'aui) . ' "There are mote cuiesmade than all othei luedmues " with Hop Bitters "When the brain Is wearied, tbebfrvoiunstruni; the musclts weak, use Hop Hitters." "That low. nenous recr, want of sleep and weakness, calls for Hop Hltlurs," Hup I'ousli t'lire anil Puln KrlliT U pleiiMinil, Mirt nml rliciip. lOKSAlE V MOMlHBBOTIIIKS, TrjlSfAPElISKEPT0N FILE 1 AT THE OFFICE OF. 733 Smsom St,, PHILADELPHIA, Who nre our iiuilinrleil hkcuIs, nud illl recede AiUirll.tiiiriit ut uur I.OflT l.A-II HATi:s. Inies ;U In Wall street Slocks m !' ifoiiunes ev ery month. Iksik sent free exphu ili'oerjthlDe. address HAXTlSll S CO.. Niw York. UANksKs, 17 Wall sireet, a aus.su, iww Sanford's Jamaica Ginger. ausr.30, '7S-4V The duly combination of the true Jamaica tantr with choice Aromatic and French Itrandy tor cholera, I'liolrm Morbus Cramps and Fains, Dlairhooa and l)y-en-tvrt l))feifpMa, Flatulency Want of Tone and Acthlty tu the Moin ach and How els, and aTOldlny' the daiifc-ersor CbaiiL'u or Water.Vood and (.'innate- Ask for tAstoKu'c; Jamaica Gnu d SPECIAL OFFERS FOR NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING, We pulill&h a bonk of Vs pages Mo (no adfrtls 1ns) pUlmr hMelal ulterw lor mlwrlUiitK all oer the eouiitry. l'rlceb 1imt iIihii rcr oCtrtd tefore. The last edition Kiit iHjhtraldcn lho recelit of 25 centsby UAl't'IlV A to., J rlntfis1 Wart houfee and Aderttslnr ARency, ltd 1 niton Mrcet, H, V. ttUg, SO, 't!-4W d IMPORTANT TO YOUNQ TiOZN 3c WOMEN I The Bryant & Stratton Business College, No. 108 Scath 10th BtrsH, PMlal'a, OtTerHiinnnriMUiHtMl lacllHlcfi for actiitirliiK r.bualncHH etlti ditiou. NtuduiitH can enter nt auy time. No viu'ntloua. lllUBLruted clrculara lrcc. aug, an, 'J- kw A x s DM IN liaTKATOlt'S .NOTK'i:. Hllfl JlVrll'li'K HI.ANKs. Rutipanas, buuiinous, Warrukis. Kicculloni (ifa tu cents cacti. 6 cents cm h lo " 15 " SELLERS' LIVER PILLSi I at hi. B 4 alt IntnniiiHIi i,t l.lkar l)aj i -naittri- rilli eurtM m r i.itrr Conplaial, i F Whltl eoHltw)ld lu la nutt oarli .U'm loilr... 1 r Rkltluora. 1 riu wunn.nl r.' i... Km. 1 ' TLlX A dint. Hi Mtli.tl kmutuvtw W.l. IK . VBi Hnld br tit IruUU u4 MitUlrj Bur Kebra.l J U It. 8KI.I KM A Ctt fmp fUt.t.urh I. 1 apriv, r8-ljf cowl leaicu liluu Deeds 1'archment IXeds Ak'Ut'inenta . Orphan' fuuit Fales VUfurfl &) t'oitstablu'H ak'a w, 3 tenta eatli Mori k'a l'o and lioitd , j AH kinds of Jutea i Ittntlplh, Noteb, school 01 ders, I'uor Orders, Store ordertt, neatly bound, conhtantlyou hand, or mado lo order ou Miort nulke. Weaio pieparedto do neater Job work than auj othtr um.,0 in tuts ru-jnty. liltof'KWY & KhK-V iSdltors and Fro met ore Ol UlOL'UU'UUIAN. lilcoiabburf, l'a STATE OF JOHN W. DElllt lE, PFCBAfiD. Letters of Adrntnli-t ration on the ehtaiecf .John U. ItelMilli.e, lato of Flshltiu-creek. twp., ('olumbta co Feiinhiinlit, decenstd, lane betn trutaed by thy KfKlMer of kidd ioum to the undeiHcned Admln IstratorH. All pcionn hnMng cUiins acalsitt theetvtMeof the deetdeni nre requeMedto pretwnt them for Mttitnu-M. a.o thohe Indeblfd to the es tate to nmke ft.miiri.t tothe undertls-t d Admlulb tralo,sw..hou.dt.aJ. M11A K. linM,NEi HhNJJIIN I' IIKss, sup. 30, "s iih Adinlnlsiritors. I Ul, i'KlMIMi OF A MKJ.NKK'S MOT1CK. Notice Is heritiy tlcn that .Mlnncr Illle and Atnos lllleot I'atawlfni. Columbia county. Mate of 1'enu. jhatila. lormerl) trailing under lho iirm imuieit 11110 in-other, nn n liauta, ty deed cHoluulary assignment hHve Hsslgned all ihe ttlate, rial, ir. snuiil ana inixea 01 inesaia line f linuner iu .11. , 1I11L.I11.K In trust for Din tu,.int rilTtlie creditors (Un. dlsVdid and psrtiurslilpj or the aid Minner and Aiihis Illle. All iH-rhnim lurrefore IndcMedloIhe suld llllei Hrother will mate I'louitul tothu said Assignee nnd nil nt'rsciin Iiuilns' claims cr diumcda wi 1 muse mown ine baioe wni,iiui uemv. Jl.ll. lll'fiHKsi. AsslKiieevt Illle i llro. Aai'oTT H11 awn, Attorneys ti,r Assignee. Autr.Ki, IMiw JXKCrTOKS NOTICE. ASTATS or UIOI.UK 1I1U.1B, lltC'D, Lrtlers tistainiiitary on the estata ol (leorre Miller, late it Allium lounshlji, I'oltiintu cu l'a., Iue tstn graulcd ty Ihe Kei;ltiT of Co lumbia county, lo the uuderbtgued Kxeeulors ut Main twp., 10 whom all iersons ladehted, are requested lo muku Immediate fiayinenl und Ihuwi halnuclalinsor demands against lha bald fwi-sto will mako Ihem kuowu lolhe uraerslgced JJiccu. lors w llliuul dcluj', 6 NATHAN MIIXKll, UA.Mt'l, .MII.I.KH, Jkxrcutors, bept., Mala lownshlp. At EVERY DESRIPTI0N EXECUTED I'liDMlTLY Tin OnifMnijiP OrrifF 5 THE filtEAT KNOUtfU HEMEDY1 GRAY'S SPE0IFI0 MEDICINE fR ADC MARK HetipeUlly reeom-TRADC mark. nifimeti iu tn un fulMncnre forsi-m-Inul Henknets,SKr- juaiornrt, imp o- q lfiie, tf nd allilla- m k.itt uiiih.ia I 'lk lit Before Tllkiaaot Visluu, irema - ni",, iuiihiuiii,, tm nnjAfter iaklnir. many otberi"lvsM'sil.atlead Ui Insaiilly.Consump. tlonundH I'lciiiatiiH' i.rae, nil ol which as a rule ure ilrsl rai.Md ly ilelallng from the railiof nstuie sudi.Ner liidnlgiice. 'Ihe Scltle Jlnlli lm U the result ol a life siudy and man) seals ol enierleai'O In tresltnir these sis uui diseasts. full luirlliiihiis In our pnin hlcts,wlilch we desire to si nil In e hj mailoeu-r mc. '1 1 1' tu line MidUlne is sold l all Diiiyclsis at It per rack ige, i r six ii katts fur tMrwill U sinl byu1aUc.11 luilil ol theiiionej hj addritslng THE I1KAY JIEtHCINKl'l), No. 10, tfiihanlr'b Uloik, I'ttnlt. Mlih. Fold In Mm 11 twig lyC A Kltlir rid ty all lirurglxs eeiwheie. lulls Ewing, Wholibalc AgtMs, till lug, Ml't. '," U
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