THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, fiLOOMSBUKG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
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Historical.
HISTUIIY W COLUMlliA COUNTY.
MIL1TAUY nKCOtll).
With ttaU Uuo wo cloe the Military Itec.
otd i)f Columbia unci Montour counties. Wo
have mails It ns full, complete and correct
our memoranda, recollections and author'
Ules ennhltd 111 tu make It. During its iir(v
Kress few corrections and h lilhionnl lu
formation havo been I'urntshud u, which
have heeu put t their proper placex mid
purposes. One or two personi havo promis
ed corrections not jet sent In. We beg
to have them forwarded at once. Lar,te
iinuntits carried mauy of our citizen lulo
outside organizations, and In such cases, no
doubt uuny names have been overlooked
and the record can be made perfect only by
Information vouchsafed to ua by themselves
or their Irlcnds.
lOOih Hcyiment Company O.
William S Townsend, mustered In April 8,
1802, wounded in tho b.ittle of the Wll
tlernem, died at 1'hlludelphia ut the
Chestnut Hill Hospital, J I ay 20, 18G4
182 iicguneul Third Aritlery ISattcry 1).
Amos Townsend, muslereu lu December
13, 1802, died on James Iliver Nov. 6,
With Iteyimmt, Sicond Artillery Bat
tery "F." ,
Of this regime it tirst iLjpjer command ol
0-n. Aiuerotli, and subsequently under Col
W M McOlura ; and which continued In
in ice to tin? en I of the war ; 11 number of
men were from Columbia co. It saw lung
and nr.luons labor in the flild, at Appoiu.it'
toXj.l'etcraburg, Fort Harris in anl Bjnnu-
ds. For a long time the regiment was In
tno dafeuaM of Washington.
J.ih'nS Kline, mustered January 2, ISO
promoted to corporal August 7, 1802, to
sergeant June 12, 1S03, to 2 lieutenint
January 15, 1805, to lit lieutenant May
2, 18U5, mustered out with batt-ry
January 29, lSOG.veter.m.
Geatge-W Utt, mustered December 24, 18G1
promoted from sergeant Jlay 4, 1803,
romnusiione'l ciptain battery, "I" 189th
regiment 1' V April SO, 18(34, not mus.
tred, discharged December 20, 1804,
exmratlon of term.
Reese J Millard, mustered January 2, 1S02,
captain in Battery "1" 21 pro artillery,
from April 20to August 2G, 1SG4, parol
e1 prisoner, discharged by special order
March 19, 1864
Charles Mourer, December 4, 1S01, promo
led from corporal Decsmber 10, 18G3,
1st in battery "I",2d pro Artillery from
(April 20 to August 2G, 18G4, discharged
by special order November 10, 1804,
veteran.
Norman' C Kline, mustered January 20,1302
(promoted to corporal January 7, 1805,
mustered out with battery January 29,
- 18GG.
Michael Fqgle, January 1, 1802, discharged
ron surgeon's certificate May 29, 18G2.
Utt Wm H, mustered Dccamber 29, 18GL
discharged Dscember 29, 1804, expira
tion of term.
TTrCI!a 'inmranut OnlM.!,. 07 1QIO .lt
jcharged October 28, 18G5, expiration ol
.term.
Utt Jacob, mustered October 29, 1SG2, dis
fcharged Octobej.23, 1805, expiration ol
herm.
If! there are any other Columbia county
men in this battery, I beg Captain Utt to
furnish me the names.
We closo this our History by giving what
in these later and 'more stirring times is of
necessity but little known ; tho- names of
'"The Columbia Guards" who went from
Danville, then In Columbia county to the
Mexican War, more than thirty years ago.
The 'yung men of to-day were not born
when that battle was fought, and there are
but few of our readers who ever saw a lit of
the names. Not miuy of the persons whose
names appear are now amongst the living ;
but of those who are we have applied t one
Gen. William Brindle, to write a sketch ot
tue campaigns of the "Guards'' for Insertion
in the History of Columbia county, in the
proposed volume, and which be has, promis
ed Wprepare for i.
The following is the muster roll of those
who left Danville, ninety-five in number,
and who were s-voru into the service of the
United States for the war with Mexico,
They were escorted as far as Pittsburg by a
number of citizens, and cheered on their
way with every demonstration of popular
npproval. They were placed in the Second
Itegiinent of Pennsylvania volunteers, com
manded by Colonel Wynkoop, and after
wards by Colonel Giary, since Governor of
Pennsylvania".
Captain John S Wilson.
Lieutenants 1st, Clarence II. Frick ; 2d,
Edward E La Clere ; 31, William Iiriudle.
Serjeants 1st, George S Kline j 2d, Jas
T Slater ; 3d, Hobert Clark ; 4th, Charles
Evans.
Corporals 1st, John Adams ; 2J, James
Oliver j 3 J, John Smith ; 4th, Arthur Gear
hart. Music Drummer, Thomas Clark; Filer,
Jes3 G Clark. -
PRIVATES,
Charles W Adams
Alvln M Alleu
Jacob App
Geo W Armstrong
Frederick Brandt
Samuel Burns
Flam B Bobam
Wm Binghart
John Birkenhine
Samuel D Ilalc r
Francis Bower
Francis B Bsst
William Brunner
Wm II Birchfield
Randolph Ball
Peter Brobst
Abram B Carley
Michael Oorrigan
Wm Dieterecl
WlUiam Erie
Daniel S Follmer
Cbas W Fortner
Robert II Fotster
ewe!! Gibhs
Kiward Grovo
George Garner
Thomas Graham
Shepherd V OUton
Siiul Huntingdon
Adam HeUler
Henry Herucastle
Oliver Helme
William S Kertz
William King
Jerome Konkle
Charles Lytlo
Ira Lownsberry
Robert Lyon
John A Lowery
Benjamin Laform
DenJ J Martin
Jasper Musselman
Edward McGonnel
George Miller
William Moser
Archibald Mnoney
Mahlon K Manly
John G Mallou
Alex M'Donald -m,,
Daniel Martial
Richard II M'Kean
Charles Moythan
Robert M'Almont
Hugh M'Fadden
James M'Clel)and
Norman B Mack
William McDonald
Casper Oatenwelder
Daniel Poorman
Peter S Reed
Philip Rake
James A Stewart
Peter M Spaoe
Jona It 3anderi
Oliver O Stephens
I aiilel Snyder
Edward Seler
Peter Selgfrlad
John O Snyder
John M Sofield
William Swarlz
Joseph Strantton
Wm II Sawaney
John A Survey
Benj Tumbleton
Adam Wray
Wm White
George Wagner
Jacob Willet
Jerome Walker
George Wiugar
Petef W Yaruell
Pnlel M'Gouigle, of JelTersonville, Tn.
dlcoa, ;ged jeveulyeiglit, challeugtB any
man In the country to wrestle with him.
Edison at Work.
There Is nowhere such another ingenious
mind, but there Is also nowhere such n work
er. When In search of some special object
he allows himself absolutely no rest. At
Newark he mounted to the bft of his facto
ry with Ave men, on the occaslrn of the ap
parent failure of the printing machine he
had taken a contract to furnish, and declar
ed he would never come.down till It worked.
It took sixty hours of continuous labor but
h worked, and then he slept for thirty. The
routine of his day Is a routine of grand pro
cesses and ennobling ideas. Nowhere else
probably would such a day bo possible
Thero are not fortunes, if there were capac
ity, to carry on the business of pure scienti
fic research on such a scale. His whole great
establishment is occupied not In manufactu
ring , nor primarily in projects for profitable
returns, though these fololw, but in new
reflections, new combinations, in wresting
from nature inch by inch the domain she
would have kept hidden. He cornea in the
morning and reads his letters. Ho overlooks
his men and the experiments of his assist
ants. The element of hazard enters into
these somewhat. There are a great number
in progress, the action of chemicals upon
various substances or upon each other, or
the .'phenomena of substances subjected to
the various forces at command. Strips of
ivory for instance, in a certain oil in six
weeks become transparent, A globule of
mercury in water, then with a little potassi
um addeil, takes various shapes for the op
posite poles of the battery,retires coquettish
ly or is attracted, forms in whirlpools, chau
ge-s color, or becomes Immobile. 1 here is no
use at once for these results, but they are
recorded in voluminous note books. When
the proper time comes they are borne in
mind ; some of them may form the connect
ing link In the chain of an Inv.iluible dis
covery. Then perhaps be testa for the thou
sandth time his carbon telephone for new
perfections, and then goes on carrylug for
ward a step each of tho works in progro8,
or becomes wholly engrossed, according to
h's mood, in onj.
In spite of the fact thathis ret re it tc Men
lo Park was ill good part to escape them.nu
merous visitors arrive. It is the Mecca of a
continuous pilgrimage of scientists, reporters
for the journals, and cuiiosity hunters. Yes
terday a troop of one hundred and seventy
five persons brought by a person who had
asked the privilege of presenting a few
friends, to morrow a special train of
visitors from Bjston is announced. He re
ceives all affably, submitting himself and his
inventions to be gazed at without reserve.
One wonders, next to his phonograph, at his
good humor.
'Still, I shall bloiv up somebody yet,' he
says laughing. 'Iam considering the idea
of fixing a wire connecting with a battery
that knocks over everyboy that touches tho
gate.'
He sits dowu at the phonograph, fixes a
double mouth-piece to it and summons one
of his assistants, while another places him
self at an organ in the corner. They slog
in two pans 'John Browns Body.' As the
sonorous music rises and fills tbe long apart
ment, one gazes mudngly yet with a secret
thrill. It is like assisting at some strange,
uew rite, a martial chant of rejoicing in the
greatness of a new era full of sublime prom
ise and the dissipation of mysteries, .Vtn
ber Scribner.
Farming Under the Sea.
The fact is not generally known, that with
in tin co hours' ride of Boston a large and pro
fitable business has been carried on ever since
1848, along the tca-thore, and which is noth
ing more or less than 'farming uuder the scu.'
Everywhere upon the coast of England may
bo lound about ten feet below the water mark,
the lichen known as carragen. tho Irish
Moss' of commerce. It may bo torn from the
sunken locks anywhere, and yet the little. iea
port of Scitutate is almost the only place in
the country wlieio it is gathered and cured.
This village is in tho great centre of the moss
business in the country and tho entire Uuron
draws its supplies from theso beaches. Long
rakes aro used in tilling this marine farm, and
it docs not take long to fill the many dories
that await the lichen, torn from its salty
rockey bed. The husbands and fathers gath
er the tuoss from tho sea, and tho wives and
daughters prepare it for market. Soak it in
water and it will melt away to jelly. Boil it
with uitlk and a delicious whito and creamy
blauu niagno is tho result. Tho annusl pro
duct ia from ten to fifteen thousand barrels, and
brings $50,000 into the to'vn, which is shared
by some hundred and fifty families. Its com
sumption iu the manul'cature of the larger
beer is very large, and tho entire beer interest
in thtjouutry drawsjits supplies from the Scil
uato bcachers, as the importation from Iro
land has almost ceased. It is generally known
that the moss, as an article of food, is called
Sea Moss Purine.' GonyregulioitalUt.
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rind bearing on tho (e-.Miiitld ele Hon oflsO
nn etent wbh h iniit b-duifdnloa wau the inoit anx
ious Hilcn-a by every p.tiii'Hlo Amutatn, lnteer
his pult tul loeas r uMei.iiirc. 'Jo Hkhu iktncnts
of Interest nuv in tidied ihe pioi-mM li that Dim
ocrats Mil' control Ixith houses of i u'ii;iess( (ho In
creanlnir fe"blcnetsof tin- fraudulent Ad'nlnHtratton
and the PpreaJ and flu ntlieMnff eeriwhPiuof a
h-'althya'ihornneoof f audtnan furm, J'opiehent
with accu'-aey and ceame-s the exact binutlon In
each of Its lanln ph.:8f, ami to expound, accord
lnj;tolts iipi'-knuwti rnetnoda, the ptlmlphs that
hluuldKUlde.us tin'oii-jh thi labyilnttml 1 bo an Im
portant part uf Tne D ili's ui k tor
We nave the means of lnakPisf 'the Min.as a politi
cal, a Uterao andaifeaeral nensoaiKT, more enter
talntiif and Inoro userul than tverbetoiv ; and wo
niea.n to oni'y tLein ire Iv
Ourrates ot siibst ripii-m remain unrhnnt d. For
tho I), illy mh, a tour puejsujet of iweutj-eltfut col
uums, the pruv hv mill, popald. Is to icnts a
month, or o jtj a year; or, inoludliirf tho8uu'iay
Milter, an uikiu (.is sneer or u oumns, uu price
is 05 eentainjiiLii, or '.iu a jcar, peM.o p.dd.
The send iv cd'tlou uf l'!ijN;i'i lsii'si lurcUhM
sepiratervat ii.it a tar, i-ostatfe paid.
Tim rice of the vvuckiv nn, ei'in muos, fllty-slx
cobiium, H $l .i je.tr p utae pil i. Fur cluh ot t)n
benaiutf iio ue ill sen J an extra copy tree. Addiesu
I. V. r.XUMNl),
Publisher of The Han, 'ew York City.
110V 2J-C(V
SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY,
Conducted by J. O. Holland.
Tho lljndsom't lllnlratcd Magalnu la Ilia World.
,1'hu Ameilcni e lltLm ot this p u lodlcal Is lnir
.voKK i'UA.s :o.iwi) MOM'IILY,
And It his u laiverUrculJtlon In England than nny
ot'ier A.ucrleni iii.if.ulrie. liwiy number ounlalns
about ii'ie hu idr -d an J titty pies.and Ironi Ilty to
serenty.ilvo urlinal wood -cut lilustratlnhs.
AiinouiK'ciiU'iit's lbr 1878-9.
Amon; the itttriu'tljnuur thi cumins ji'.iraietlio
follow loi;:
"IUmostiis," u m rut noiol, br Mrs. I'nnces
Il0'lg-,ju liiu-optt, a itlmrot' Tint Lasso' f)rles."
Tho one f .Mrs II lltieU's li?w llov.d Is laid In l.uli
cinlilio: Hie hero Is o"ig lneiitor ot Atui'itean
blnh. 'Ilawo th's" Is Mo 1od' stMoiy Mrs llutnett
h.ia jet ui,r'U, It will run tlimili t'velvu rnuii
biTs in tu-j Mouili') jjlnnlii r ivita .Mjvomber, 1S7S,
and will b! iir.ru .! 1 in ,trat"d
F 1.i;i)SiiK tu, a s. ili, njicl. by II. II. Il.iycsen,
author ot "iluin ir." ' I' w .1 in holj-.this N'amo,"
a In ihU luaiui'v, tin .ml ur cmphiiulu de--lb
sthj iK.oi.ldlL.'4a::'jiliuu.ii.ut Ufo la a
weitcn s. Itlement.
A BioitY r Xkiv (Iui.vis'.s, by n cuifi w cable, to
bo began ou in i , m"! isioa ut "Pa eu.il-rr." I his
ktor ttl lexhlbltti.e M.itu ut soil If In Creole I.ou
Isui ia ulxiut l.i jvars ls.i i-r tl.e umi or the ces
sion, and a kiIuii lfiiliaa lTliiulkulilol.kei.ess to
the present re unst u llou period.
roariiinso AUK'iiuiN I'okis 'I hl ferles (began
la M'rii-t with me p rtsltor lu.i.nl) will lie o m In
ued, tn-it uf Luiiifeliurtr app 'utlnir In November,
'luese ihirlialtsniilri iu fruiuiiti bv Wyatt Kiton
and engi avi-d y Tenia, 'i hey will oe prluicd sep
arately uu tinle I p iuer. u fruutlspi lees of four dlt
ferealiiumiiers anistraU'd tketehes ot the lives ot
tho p.ets will iicn nr p iny these poririilU.
Nuv Viitw ,)i' Hit iK. i. .Mr. Herbert II. Cmlm. of
Coi n-li I nlver b . a companion uf Ihe late I'rot.
Ilartt, Isnuw in i.ra.i. iii.Mr, I. Wells Ciiamuuey
(tliearllst who aauurinided Mr Klwurd KIDirln
nls lourihromh Mheurcat outl ). piepuriiij; for
M'nbner ii sei ie ot pupt i s nn the present condition
tno eliles, ilvemuudruaoiiavsuf theirreut einjlre
of Hum h A in' ilea.
'INK MOIINNV KKB" PAI'KKK. bv nn 'pv.(Vinf,ilr.
ate" boldler, will bo a.iuus the r'.tcus onuibutluus
w.vilinu- ,iii t,,jt i u iiuj'l j V IT. 1 II JV llTti Til-
tin audlllustMteil by Mr. slleu u. Hciluirul ot lldtl
more. 'Ihe hrstuf I he series i.Iuhiiiw i.fh ui pi.iv"
appears lu thj uiemocr uuiuber.
Ternu 4 00 a Year in mlv.ince ; !!5 calls a
ituinbtfr.
H'lbsCrlfltlOIlSl "Celled bvtlio nillillsllra nr tbu n.i-
per. and by all buuKsdlwIS anil uustmasti-rs. 1',-r.
sonswlsh nz to subscribe dlreet nn Iho publish
ers, should rlto mine, poit odlce, couutc mid stuto
In full, and sendwdh leiulllunci lu check',!', o.
money o rder, or ltflstered leturto
713 & 745 liroadway, New York-,
Wide Awake for 1S79.
The PU UiriiU Mitgiuine fm' Ytmwj i'Wi.i.
Km. 1 1'iiiMiM, Editor.
13 eo a Year. Tree of I'ostase.
It Is cuueuded ou nil Hldji that lmsrs. I). I.othrop
& Co. have splendidly uco jmullsh.il wuittln-y set
their hearts uu u few ye irs ai, viz : to mike ,i mag
azine aoiutely pure lu lis mil uncu, unrivaled In
Its literary merit imi'iliMI artist caily anl then
furiilsii li,Ht a uucosu lj.v tun tieopie couMa.lurd
to t.iku It J
TllltBH JjLLY t-KiinUS.
V7ie Ihigberry Umich
A btnrv OfSeven Metre eh'l'lren. win riirrilrm
world 1'ir thems'-iTes, but alivais Irimrtm; In a
b inch.' llv .liui-v llnrlwll l KllKirLvik.! pir.r.id...
ly lllustnitled by .Mary A. Latubury.
J!"i,ttl l.i,uirii hut Year ut tit, Oliive .
Alillystorvof lluerljati s -ho l h.iv llf lu in.
nus ierrlweslher. alllhur ul " l liniit'r.d Mi-nnilr.
suiudiu." IPutralud by ltis i,. n. itu-uuhrey.
Don Qnlxult, Jr.
The alventlires of MrMllMlds Pt.'rt-ln I'm! nn
his steed ' ll'l?hnut.s.' lly Juiin ItroA nj ihu. a lun
ny Hury wrlltrn expnsMy lor tne l.itlle Uojsot
America. Illustrated nlth cojiIo plvluies bylL.
Hopkins.
Our Ameriem Artltli,
H irst Ser"es.l r.mer I.. Wlllljin II. Hnnl
Wl h iHirtiulls, studio liiiiriois m.d ihiiailiics of
pahitliiis. llyi.. I) W. ltenjimlii.
Th i must attractive utieiupt jet mde to nopular
lzenrtlu the family ant iniko children acquainted
with our living imcrlcau artUUaud wait i )i -y aio
doing;.
Funny Ihuble-paye Jllmlra'etl Pjemi.
I. Ihe inlnre bto I'rlueo. Ilv Kirk M OMITM, lit, la.
truted by U Hopkins.
Sbie A'ucel Schools,
L'omnrlsln? several lmnortnnteitnerlnipnta in imi.
Europe alid Amerlcii.
I. Lady lielty s Cooking Class i Tho History of nn
F.nirllsh CooKletr bchool. llv I.uev t','.-ll llliii..i
John Mine.) 1
u luei-erKins institution ror tno mind. liyEra
ma F nrown.
Hrl2hi .Short storlcsand Poems, vninrni inkir.rV
Supplements, Sketches of Travel In Fori l(w Unds
Utters Irom the L'hlldrce,I'uzzles,l'arlor Amuse
ments, Music, ic.
All Willi lilts of oleluri'R from th l.n.1 nnki.
klne IMdo Awake for 1S7D tno best uud cheapest
maizazlnu lu exigence.
ouiy ti oo a year, free of postage. Hend s ou r namo
and money to
ii. uiTimoi' co
I ubllshers, Huston.
ctrafneitor ntto inxtntiani.orfor improtemtntt
on old on ft. for wtiltcal or other compounds, trailt
narks and InMs. (Vrraff, Aulnnmrnti, Inter
ftrtnets, Appcttls, Kultsfor Infrlngtments, and
aUcnsis arising under tlte I'att ut l.nwn, prompt'
ill P Jh l S3 B 1
Ti em i J, -H mutt cttses. Is
V'Ututtit bv vs. bung opposite the r. H. I'atent
SJrjmninenl,ana engixijett (n intent tulfuctf ex
clusively, tee can mtdt closi-r senrthes ami secure
I'aUnts mors promptly, and icltn Lrmulrr cltttrns,
i . Iff" ar r"nnle from Washington,
iMEIl vour device) 'j.
ntike examinations ami ailnlse as topatentattlltty,
lr,r" 17 '""rue. All correspondence strictly can
Mentlal. Vrieet fum.and A'f t U.iJiUJl US-
J.USH pati:s r is Ni:vvi:t:i.
m refer in, Waslilnqton, to Hon. raitmnstcr
Ceneral I), if Key, Kev. r, i). i'isrr, The airman
American ballonal Hani, to afi-late In the V, H,
Patent vice. and to Kcnatorsuud lie prceentMci s
opposes i ui. m tv.ei, n ui'iiiiipii, ii, a
IWPOHTANT TO YOUNQ
The Bryant & Strattou
Business College,
Mo. 108 South 10th Btrt, PUlai'a,
Offers uiiriui'imrv-.i lUctlitlra
f(iriJ'nilrliii' yiiHlncHH etlu
cation. Hlunuiit'S cttu enter
ot any ilm .. No -vuentions.
liltutratcd clrculiird lioc,
auif.iw, 'js-wi ,1(1
TrISfAPEfISKEPT0N FILE
' AT THE OFFICE OF.
733 Siisom St., PHILADELPHIA,
Nli. sure ur nuthorUed ueul, and will
recelrtt AdrortUrmrut our
t-&fe! W tr-ty-tf I sjjx V!W Huesj t-'S (i-sv4
Begs lcavu to inform his cusloniers and tlio jmblic tlmt liia stock is
HOW I'ellloto willl nil tlin Nnvflticjs for Full nnil AVinfpr I Wnnv.
consisung oi new una bcuntilul styles ot ,. . '
ENGLISH FRENCH GERMAN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
. AT R3SDUC33D FRIGES
any of which hu is prcnural to ninkc up in tho lutc3t stylo.
Ucady-timdo cotliin cheaper than ever.
Cheap Suits for men, Cheap suits for Youths,
EJoys for Children.
all 'of the best liiiikcjind at the lowest prices.
Jus'L received a full line of all tho latest styles in color and quality of
III!
For Men, for Youths, for JJoys Cheaper
than Ever.
A FULL LIME
OF THE
GELEBRAT0
PEARL
BAYED LOWMBlffie,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
BLOOMSBURG,
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES!
Wo will sell tho Vnry Host Family
Sewing' XUachinc
For Twenty-Five Dollars
IX CASH,
on on ornamented Iron Stnnil ul Tremlln, with
walniit top mil arrover. nd nccfsi-ary .MtaclitnciilH
nnd demerit at uny ltalnoad liuiiut In tliu United
btitts,
i'ice of Charge.
Thcso mnclitnes aro warranted indn the whnio
lino ot family sc Ini; llh inuro rnildlty,morp t'.im
ot manngfincnt, nnd le-s utiguo lo tliu oin rator
than any machine now In use, t-eml for a Circular.
Every machine warranted lor three j ears.
Agents wanted in Un:c:upied Territory.
Lentennial Machine Co., Limited
72a I'ildektSt., rmnAUEiviiiA, I'a.
Oct. 4, "8-6U1
"yyAINWIUOIIT & CO.,
W1IULUSALH Ult'lUEHS,
1'llILAPEI.rutA,
Dealers In
TEAS, SYHUPS, COFFKE, bUCIAII, MOLASSES,
KICE, UriCES, BICABB SODA, C, AO.
N. E. Corner Second and Arch streets,
sir-Orders will recelre prompt attention.
tt
BLOOMSBURG TANNERY.
G. A. IIEUltING
EKSl'KCTKUI.LY iiiiiiniintes lo Uio imlilic
that ho has reopened
SNYDER'S TANNERY,
(old stand) llloonisluirfr, Pa . at tho Form ot the Ki-
liy aau uuiibMrcii runiH. wuero all tles rllluus ur
leather will Iw inadu In the mot i-uuMnnildl nnd
ivorkinunllKo m inii r. nnd bull at nrlei'H tn knit ilm
tunes. 'Iho UltfLost pr.ee lu cash w III ul ull tlinm bo
pad lor
Oil KEN II ID US
of every dncrlptlon In the country. Uio public pat
ronnsre U respectfully Hollclted.
iwoornsuuri,', Oct. 1, 1678.
'HE WHITE
& SEWING MACHINE
THE BEST OP AK.X..
Unrivaled in Appearance,
Unparalleled in Simplicity,
Unsurpassed in Construction,
3 Unprecedented in Popularity,
And Undisputed in tho Broad Claim
Of MINQ IMC
VERY Ur.ST OPERATING
O.VICICEST SlitUNC,
IIAMOH09IEST, AMD
Most Perfect Sowing JIaoMno
IN THE WORLD.
The wit I popularity ol the Whlla Is tho moil con.
Vnclng tribute to IK eiccllenc and sgpeilorllt
oer other machines, ana In submitting (t to Ihe
trade we put it upon lis merits, and In no Instance
has II ever yet tailed to satisfy any recommendation
Inltslator,
The demand lor Ihe Whlla has Increased lo such
an talent that vie are now compelled to turn out
A. Complete Canrincr Xggi-'MTiw
uvory t2urco rrlivi.toa In
Vats dixy to sxipply
Every machine la warranted lor 3 years, and
oldlorcsh at liberal discounts, or upon easy
payments, to suit the convenience ol customers.
ariaixTs TMim tii rooxwup imiissT.
WHITE SEWlWllACHINE CO,,
m 868 Euclid Ave, ClereUnd, Otk.
J. Saltzer, Agent,
oct.S3,1?.I-,H?OMSnuiG.13A.
"pitOrilONOT ARY'B NOTIUK!
n'i tiro Is hereby irlven that J. M, Smith, Anslimce
of I, John It Hun hua moil In the onica of tUo I'n.
thoiidtary ot i oluinMa county, tils Ilrst and partial
account which raid atcount will to rrfwulcd lo
the rmirt or Common I'leasof sa'd county lor rcon
lltinatlnu on the third day of IieceinUr nut and
ll bo confirmed af ler I our dai a unlets exceptions
be Hied wltnlu that time,
I'rolhonotary's Office,
nov. l, is-la JToUi'y.
Fall Cktods!
ri .it,
FOR
8
SOLD ONLY BY
DOHEY OF H0REH0OND AND TAR
FOR THE CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Indocnsa, Hoarseness, Difficult
Breathing, and all Affections of the Throat,
Bronchial Tabes, and Lungs, leading
to Consumption,
Tliis infallible remedy is composed of tlic
Hiincv of .the plant Horehound, in chemical
union with Tar-Halm, extracted from the
I.IFK 1'nlNCiri.K of the forest tree Aukis
llM.sAMi'.t, or Halm, of Gilead.
The Iluney of Horehound soothes and
5C.vriF.ks all irritations nnd inllammalions, and
thcTar-luim ci.EANSt.s AND 1IKA1.S the throat
ami air passage leading to the lung?. Five
additional ingredients keep the organs cool,
moist, and in healthful action. Let no pre
judice keep you from trjing this great medi.
cine of a famous doctor who has saved thou
sands of fives bv it in his large private practice.
N.I!. The Tar-Hahn has no PAD 1ASTK or
smell.
PRICES 50 CENTS AND $1 I'FR DOTTLE.
Great saving to buy large sue.
"Pike's Tootlinclic Drops" Curo
in 1 Minute.
Sold by all Druggists.
0. N. 0KITTENT0N, Prop,, N.Y.
dOC.lS,"7T
C. 33. SAVAGE,
naiLKit IN
Silverware, Watches.Jowelry.Cloclisc.
nr- llcmoved to the Post Ofllco bulldlns, llrsT door
abovo the Kihange Hotel.
All kinds of Watches, flocks and Jewelry neat
ly repaired and wai ranted.
may n, -js-tf
Important to Lawyers.
Justices of the Peace, Constables, Executors, Ad
inlulitratoin, (luardlan, Township ofllcerB, and bust
neus men generally,
We have on hand a large assortment of legal
blanks for the use of itor neys, Justices and 'Jon
Mnlilo s blanks or nil kinds, Koto and Kecelpt books
for Administrators d-c.
. Hit 1UE LIST.
TTJItNEV'rl UL ANKS.
Precliie for Kummons.
" " n. fa.
" " Ilule to tako Depositions.
" " " choose Arbitrators.
S centa apiece, or f I.TS per hundred.
Tetltlon for Appointment of Guardian.
' " Cliaimn
Ilule lo tako Depositions.
Narr In Dcijt, wllh Confession,
" ' Assumpsit,
Mechaulin l.li-n.
4 cents each or J3.C0 per hundred
Petition for sale of Ileal Estate 8 cents each.
JfSTlfK'S HUNKS.
Bubpa'nos, bummons, Warrants, Executions, 80 fo
za cents each. '
InlSf8!!... scents each
i. H.. 1U
i iiiLiiiiieiii iieeus
Agreements .
tirpUaii's court sales
15 '
5 "
f II rnr
50
i.uiisiuinu n pun I....,
3 cents each
Ml.rliniCA n,. lln,..l
18
All Mints or Ml' s
ir..,...,.., v.,.. ...... . i: ' ...
...7" 'i,,0t ;.""?" 'iium uruers, i"oor uraers, store
OrdeiH. ill-ill V liimrwl r.i,.ct(intiv ,.n i.o.i ..-' j
to order ou tfiiirt hiVi leer' ' u"u'u' 'uuuo
otl r ome' I, k -,n .'''uur m worK luao "
MHifKWV l 11)11
Editors and Proprietors
oi inecoLi'MBiiH,
1,1m inhurg, I'a
PUBLIC SfiLE
OK A VAUAW.H
TRACT OF LAND.
1 ho underslgtied w 111 offer at public i-ale on
Monday, December 2d, 1878,
HmmenelngnttHO o'lloekp. m, of Kald day at tho
i nurt ' oue in ,ri,msburg, la., ull Ibut cirtalu
tract ol land ltunto lu I'luo touthlp, Columbia
112 ACRES,
nPrlei,adJolnlng andsof U A. Oermnn onlho
north, by lauds lato uf J J. Kobblns on the eastjumu
of -iimue IMkimnon tliotouth, una lands of Ihu
heirs of i homas hes. deceased on Ihe west.
in'ti.f'lTY' 'Vi'fP''1." M "w striking
Ihe 1st day of fpm, n l.,n and balance onlho
Ilnesummlt, octets. H'S w"OVl.
TOTFUL Km lor Poy i ind olrli 1 1
JB rret and Scroll 8awlDg, Tunilor
aaaaaaK Bor nr. 11,1111, , n. i.i, . ',.., ,l"i
BI Cut.in7.prk!,3,';u,'',
Kaal Mail C ctDU for 100 pum.
sWICI'I!ruiM IlKOWN, Lowill, XUm.
uov, 1, WS-1JW '
pItI)0.V KOTICR
"Noilco Is hereby giren Ihit Harmon A Kr.
ronvlcuxlof Arson ut the Keptember Term ih? 7i
1 he Dyeratid Teruduer of CofuinWa coiSty wfli mSi
Plyfornardonattb,, mui.. ,.,,T..."'ivt ""' P-
wurd ot Pardon. o the-arnt TwmS iwemSi?
Not. I. n.
1 ,
J;y ltigTT(itiiJ thoroiiRh t'lfwI-pnrlfyiiKT rP'
tlcn, l)r. rlem'i (iolden MnllmrDiicoury curvi
Jill IIiiBor. frnni the wort fcrful to h rnnmin
IlAtelia l'lmplV. rr luptlon, MtTcurlftl itlF-rasc,
Jilm-riil lviaons fln'l ilirir tiToci, nro i ratlleAtcil,
ftnlTlgoroiMln-itillifin'l a nonirl rnrmtllminn th
jltlK'it. ('rjulplon rSslt-rh nm, Fever forr. Kcmlf
rr Kouff!i Hi In, In nlifrl. U tiK'nif rntici1 by ai
I lfoti, t,n rMii tirn .l by thli owt rfiit, purlf) lug, aut
liilTorntli'H mwllclnr,
f:iH'c1' Uy tin) It mnnirtrj It 4 potenrr In curlnir
TllUr, IIMXI IfBaih. llotllH 1t bonflfS POPO It-,
N-roluloiKi Horr ani HwttUng hlto AirrlllnatS
Oolfro or ThltU Nk and :nlrffrl 4iUnitsV
If you f.rl Outl, drowij-, dcbllltatt-i). list o tallow
rni'tr ff ctiln, tr )i)unl&h-lron ijioU en tntv or
ily. irrqnt'iit IichUiIio rr tllcrlnens bud tittle In
itmnih, lnuninl l-rnt or chilli till cm n ted with liot
llti he, fjvr ijilrlti. uiiil gloomy fori boUlngs Irrf gulnr
rMirliTP. mi'l ImiLii- runtnl. inn nre Biiffprtni frnm
TorpM iJrer. rr ltniounca,n In ninny titf t-t
l.Urr t omulatnt " (-tilr rtiirt ot hvto r mtitimii nrn
rxjn rt n- i-d. Ai n niue-lv for nit mli tnsf, hr.
I'll rfti (Ir.iiton IcdU'iil Diicovcry lias no ctjoul, ai
It ctTccl inrlcrt nnd rndlcnl cures.
In tli cure rf iimtithittts, PcvTre Cotiafan, unit Uio
tail? t.ijrc of CVruiumpflon. It lin) iiMnntslii-d till
tniillcnt r.trulty, nnd ruiliicnt )t aslclnua ironrunro
It tlif ifrrnltut nifillral tltscoTery of ilw aire. W tillo
It run I he PowrpitCotiglm, It tin tifrtlicnstlici) Utn
m t purltlf the blood. BnM liy (triiKKlsti,
JI. V. l'initt K. M I ITon'r, World" DltpctimrT
SI
or
PELLETS,
o o
.?c WANT''
o o
JCo ur o of tnVlng the larfre, rpptilsirn, nauwonn pills,
mmno'st'd of cliuap, cm if. and Imlky lnfrrnttmu.
Xbr I'i lifts nro trareely Iowf than mnntaiM k-hIk
Itcln entirely TCtfetablf.lT purtlciilar can Ii rc
oulrct whllo Ublni them. They operate without dl
Stirlianro tn the constitution, flirt, or occur itton.
'nr JuunJIce, llcatlnphc. nittpntIon, ImpurQ
Hood, t'uln tn the Pbouldcrm TtahtncMof thot'bdU
Dlzzlnriw, rHonr luctAtIoiui from tlio ntomftcb. IUd
'J'atte In the Mouth. lHIIoun n'tuck. I'nln In rccton
of Kidney, lntcroil TcTcr, llloatcd feeltn nboat
Ptomnt h, Ituah of Wood to I ud. take lr. llerc'a
I'lriuiant I'urgntlro 1 lltv. In CXplnnatlon rf-thU
rrnirtJIal pnwir of thtsu I'urpatho l'tlietii n r
Treat JiAiirletr orillc'f,H mnylio nU tlmt thctr
action upon the animal economy ) Mnlteral, not a
stand or IImuo t nmpltitf their unnntlre ImprcM. Alio
tints not Impair the prow riles or these iMIrK
rin'yiire PUfr ir-coatetl ami Inclosed In tUss htittle
tin lrlrtlILl'cIn(t thereby presem-d uiilmpHlrel f..r
any lenctli cf time, In any .llinnte, bo that the) aro
nlna rrcbh rnd reliable. HilBHiiot the iam witii
i'llli put up In clienp wooden or pnsUhnard boxts.
Vor all dlscaiei where a l4atlTc AlterntlTc oc
I'urcntlTc, Is Indicated, tin so I III If 1'ilkts s giro
lll'trioit tx-rfect Bftt 'Pllietlnti. Mold liydniffglstn.
It. V.- l'TKitci: M. K, l'nofn, WcrU'a Ulipcusary
aud lnYallda Hotel, Uutfalo, Y. t
CATARRH
RYSIITOMi rrrnuent head
aclie.dlscharKL' falling In in throat,
ronittlmes profile, uiery, tbkk
tniiPAiis. tiuriilint. nlVini.lvr. tic.
In otliem, a rtrynosB, dry, wntrry, wiaW, or Inilnmc'l
tjia, etopplnff up, or oust rue tleai, of the nasal pas
S.iRO-, ringing In ears, ilrarnesia, liawklnjr nnd tough
late to clear ihu throat, ulcerations, $eabg from ulct rs,
r Icnnltf red, nacal tvrauf, otlensWe lire atli, Impaln !
Dr total deprivation of et n of etnell and tate. iil?
(liicbfl. tntntal depreulnn. lonn of appetite, Indtna-
iiod, 1'iiiarccu loustis, iiinnitK iouku, h-. v,m 1
row cf these pymptoms arc Jdu ly tu be
cprm'Utla any
:aic ui oqo time.
DR. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY
prmlures radical cures of the worat cane ofCntarrli,
ao laaturof how lona; ftamllnir. 'iho llijiild renn-dy
ai ty l FtnilTed, or ! Iter aptilled by tlm use of Ur,
I'ltiK C'a Uouclie. Thli U tlio only form of lnatru
aient Mt lnentes with which flul I medicine tan Ii?
jnrrU'il itum tr nnd pEiiFrcTLY applied to nil
parts t the ulTecled nasi I pass-tei, and the i ham
tiers or catltles cninniiinlcaUnfr ihircwlth. In whit li
wires anil ulcers frequently vxU and from which
the catarrhal dlschanrG jrenerally pncitda. II uso
,9 plea-ant and raBlly underMool, frum dlnIIotat
ircfiiupanylntc each Instrument. Dr. hAm:rt a
tirrh Kemedy cures recent attacks of "Cold In tho
Head H ? a P w nnpllraUnns. It It tnlld an I pkttb
int to iim , "ontalnlnff no ntmnff or cauil' druri cr
aolitoui.t farrti lttJiiftlvand 1'iik ht poIJ by drwc
fUta, 1 V. 1'iKHcn, V, 1.. lnpv,w,rl . VI
puiary aoJ IiivuHJa1 lloUl, HuiiUlo, Js. ,
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piIlLADELI'JlA AND HEADING JIOAD
AKHAXGE1IUNT OF 1'AfcSENG Eli
TJIAINS.
Nov. 10, 1878.
1KA1NS LEAVK lIl'rKKT AS FOI-LOWSlSUNDAYIU'KrTtB,
For Now Y'ork, Philadelphia, Heading, I'otlbMlle
Tnmaqua, &c 11,45 a. in
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For Vllllunisport,c,2S 9,6 a. in, and i,w p. m.
TUAINSFOK lllTSKT LKATK 19 FOLLOWS, (Sl'WAV K
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Leave Wllllamsport ,9,45 a.m,j,l5 p. m. and 4,to p. m
Passengers to a nd from New York and l'hlladi 1
phlu go Ihrougj n ithout change ot cars.
J. K. YVOOTTEN,
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lienerut ncket Agent,
Jan. u, lilt it.
N
JOHTIIEKN
CENTKAL KAILAVAY
COMPANY-.
On and after November SOth, 1873, trains will leave
SCNUUKY as follows i
NOItTHWAHD.
Erie Mall B.so a. m., arrive Elmlra.. u . i
" Canandalgua,., s.ssp. i
llochestcr 6.15
Niagara 9 40 "
Kenovo accommodation 11.10a.m. arrive Wlllitui.
port itM p.m.
Klmlra Mall 4.15 a. m., arrn e Elmlru io.jo a. m.
Buffalo Express T.15 a. in. arrive HuHalo 8.M a. ui
SOUTUYVAHD.
uunalo Eipress M a. m. arrive Ilarrlsburg 40 a, -
" Ualtlmore 8.40
Elmlra Mall 11,16 a. m., arrive llarrlsburg 1.M p. m
" AVaibingtonlo.no."
" Ilaltlmore 6.S0
Washington 8.30 "
Harrlsburir accommodation 8.40 p.m. arm e Harris
burg 19.60 p.m.
arrlte Ilaltlmore 1M a, m
" WashlngUme.H "
Krlo Mall u.63 a. m, arrive Uarrlsburg 3 00 a. mj
' Baltimore 8.40 "
... . ., " Washington 10.38"
All dally except Sunday.
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