THE COLUMBIAN AlTO'DEMOCRAT.BTOOMSBUllG, COLUMBIA COI NTY, PA.
0. E.BLWati!i, Elllsr.
J. 2. tlTSSHBSWDBa, PaUlitor.
BLOOMSBURfi, PA.
Friday, Doc. 10. 1870.
"CBYSTAIiiZAhuX.""
an attempt to coNSounATr. Tur.cinr.nK-
HACK l'ARTtf WITH Tlin tll'.rUllLlCAKS,
ANt HOW IT WOHKUD.
The followlnelctler was received lately by
E. 8. Walaon. Stnto Chnlrmnn of the Na
tional Greenback: Ltbor party 6f Fenniyl-
Vfttila!
JJltAlKjlMltTriBS GnANT KKCKITIONCOM-
Jtmci:. lUnitisnt'no, Dec. 0,-1870 Il.S.
U'u(w, Vilty., Williaimport, ra. : DkAR
Hir : l)y the perusal of an army roll, it is
ascertained that you wero ono.nftuo defend
irsof y6ilr country, and Ills further learn
ed that you are an earnest worker In the
Grand Army of the Uepublic. Accordingly!
wqshlu you this day by express a red white
and bine plume relic Of tboe years of
bloody strife and which passed through
many of tho hard fought battles of Gen,
Grant's cnmpaiKtis. We have also forward
ed .iinllar plumes to three of the distinguish'
cd citlii'U of ypur city Hon. Wm. II
A'ni'rjns, Frank lleadlng and D II. Forest',
man, (vqi.-'-iind now mako the same rerpirst
of on that wo did of the gentlemen named
that thh plume bo used in some manner
lv tho Williannport delegation on tho oc
rutioti of the reception to Gen. Grant In
Unrriihuri: oa the 15th inst., thp relic to be
thirsafter.kcpt by you as u gift from the
committee. 1
A word confidentially: As a veteran of
the war, you know t(io debt of gratitude the;
American, peoplooivotbradistingufsheii man,;
qnd nil good citizens, Irre spectlve 'of party ,i
saQuld,j)ln no( only in this reception, but
in urging the great soldier for the presidency.
ill t tho conspirators north as well as south
who are seekine the overthrow of honest
government, may lie, shorn of their power
for evil. Knowing that you hold the posi
Hon ot chairman of the Greenback Labor
Tarty of Pennsylvania, naturally wielding
un influence,- we say to you strictly c6n-i
fidentiol, that while there Is no chance of
vour sdcce."s as a party, a fieldopens afford-,
Ing you brilliant opportunities. You have
had experience enough In American poll
tics to know that self-preservation h the,
fir.-l law oi nature. Aid us lb crystal
Hzing all loyal elements Into one great party.
nnd your future prosperity is assured. Meet
us at the Lochiel House at 9 a. m., Dec. 10,
Ypurs etc.
Committee.
Upon the receipt of this letter Mr. Wat
eon was non-plussed to understand its true
meaniiJir. and In doubt about its genuineness.
but upon learning that tho citizens named
had, also been similarly favored, concluded
to treat it as it 'deserved., He smilingly -er
.marked : "If this, is the advance of the
money povcr, better that the miserable curs
go back to their dens to the revelry of their
"associated saloons." The Greenback party
cannot be bought up for Grant with war
plumes, and even the $15G,000,Q00.of sur
plus profits which tho national banking as
sociatlon boasts it is in possession' of to pur
chase voters like cattle, and control the polf-
tics of' the nation, will avail' nothing in the
end. Tin chairman further 'stated that he
was a member of the Grand Army of the
Uepublic, but not a political member, and
hoped that organization would never descend
from its present exalted position to become
the suppliant tool of politicians. He be
lieved there were true men enough in the
order to kick-out the man who'dired to sub
vert its principles, and brand th,e miscreant
publicly as a tratyor to tbe Grand Army of
the Uepublic.
As to the debt of gratitude the nation
owes U. S. Grant : His soldier record no
one will assail, but his politic il tecord Is
damning ; he became the willing tool of
AVall street, and in the face of oft repeated
utterances to tho contrary,' favored legisla
tion in tho interest of the money power.
All good citizens", "irrespective of party,"
will not join in urging him for the Presiden
cy., It Is the desire of the money power to
place' blra in the White House, and for that
reason slate militia, grand army posts, cliy
Councils and other bodies are given free rides
hundreds Of miles, and free lunches, to aid
in tho attempt to set the people wild over
the Grant boom,, and tbe national banking
association, and Republican politicians, foot
the'blll.
This letter, breathing of bribery,intimates
'that there is no chance of success for the
Greenback party, and therefore they offer
Its chairman ''brilliant opportunities." It
Is' ths chance of Greenback success that
Wakes' the "boomers" desperate, for tbey
stand ln'no fear of the Democrats. The
chairman upon being asked II he should
'meet the committee at the Lochiel House,
replied, "not this vear."
if Hou. Wm. 11. Armstrong, famed as he
Js iu tbe State of Pennsylvania, for tbe sake
of a foreign mission, or auything else, will
go back to the arLia,of the money power,
after declaring himself a Greenbacker, and
boasting that he was one of the earliest in,
congress to urge Greenback measures, and
alter entering the arena for tha gubernatori
al nomination of tho Greenback party in
1878, then let that distinguished gentlenan
take the plume which the committee have
Kent him, and let it be hereafter known that
feathers are fruitful agencies.
Tbe plume sent D. H. Foreman is un
doubtedly foriarded.bocause be is a proml
nent Granger, and the Grangerites are anxl
ous to "crystaUiztt all tbe loyal elements."
A plume to Mr. Heading la highly appropri
ate, as lie is an ardent Republican, and an
excellent ''blower" that is, expounder. IJe
can undoubtedly bo secured to make a
stnmplug tour through "the land of water
mellons," wearing his plume, and boasting
ot the recognition he received at tbe hands
of tbe committee of HarrisCurg Grant
"boomers."
Hut seriously speaking, can It be possible
that the 'Republican party contemplates a
wholesale rystem of bribery, as, practiced In
Maine ? Can it be possible that tbe people
are to be humbugged by this free ride and
free lunch.scheme T Is there no other sol
dler worthy of grand receptions but Grant I
Are we to ape monarchy, and finally settle
down to a desDotlo form of government 1
The above letter should startle tbe free-doni-lpving
citizens of this Republic, as it
Indicates the policy these men Intend to
pursue. Then Voters,. arouse 1 or will you
permit Republican government to die in
I860 7 Every Greenback paper should op
pose this scheme of the political tricksters
National Standard.
We reprint the above timply to show to
what means the Republican party is resort
log to continue its bold upon the reins of
government, aueyare now enueavonog to
buy up what there Is leltoT the Greenback
n.irtv. to assist them in securing tbe presi
dency next year. Rut tbe Qreenbackers do
not seem to be willing to tell themselves for
J then.
TUB STATU GIUNOE.
State Granite. Patrons of Husbandry, met
n the Oliera Houso" In Bloomsburg, Pa.,
December Oth, 1870,at 2 o'clock in the after-
noon. Muter Plnlott. Overseer Hhiine. I
Chaplain Emmcrson and Secretary Thomas
at their respective posts. Orange opened In
duo ritual form. Tho singing was led by S.
8. My holder, of Armstrong county, and Mrs.
Mary V, llonman, nf Columbia county, pre-
I,1p,1 l tl,n nrnn. fnrnl.ln.il liv Mr. Saltier.
-n i -
Holl call showed 751 GraiiKCS In Slate
Same are dormant, some consolidated and
410 llvimr. The first session had present
i,f in i,n.1rn,l rMrmi. ilm ..rontest
" I
number at any secrtt session about fivo bun-
tired, Tho evening se3dnn of the first day
was well attended, An address of welcomo
by J. W. Ilowmnn, nf Columbia county was
delivered In n very happy manner. Tho ad-
ilres was highly eulogistic of tho farmer,
and an earnest appeal to take higher grounds
for education. Iheaddress waswell rece ml.
Ths rmnnnitn won hv ltftv. Jumps Cftiuer.
f ' I 11
D. D., President of the Pennsylvania Agri
cultural Cullege, au earnest Patron, and m,tlc bills will bo passed before the adjourn
Master of a Grango In Centre county, who ment for tllB holidays, which has been fixed
spoke of the very beautiful situation of f()r Frldfly tbo mlli The commltteo has
llloomsbiirg, Its rich surroundings and its
business and educational facilities. Tho
address was in a very culture! vein and en-
thuslastlcally received. Tho call of counties
was made and Deputies' and Masters reported
in regard to tho work of Subordinate
Granges. In general progress was reported
since last meeting. Tho social and educa
tional feature seemed growing In Interest
and favor. very many havo Grange HatUof
their own and libraries. Overseer Rhone, of
Centre reported 10 Granges, 11 Halls and 10
btulncss agencies. Our own County report
ed by Deputy U. U. Brown, 1!) Granges, 115
in good order. Insuranco Compauy prosper
ing.) The general outlook of the Pennsylva
nia Patrons is very good, Dr.- Caldcr, pro
sented resolutions in memory of aisterPiolett,
who died since last meeting, H. a. Beario, ot
r. t .... i j ! fur T I
Susquehanna spoke of the .demise of M. L.
Cattln, a member of the Executive Com
mlttco Wednesday morning an informal
melting, In which E. M. Tenksbury of Co
lumbia county was called. to the chair. and
Dr. Calder made an address,, lu support of
the following.
" llaolved. That cattlei have no right to pas
ture In the public highways or roads." At I
the regular meeting the committees were all!
announced, telegram from T. J. State I
Grango ireceived Bonding greetings, which
were reciprocated. Master Piolett made bis. 1
report: full of hope, aid assurance, had all
faith In Agriculture, five sixths of all our;
exports are agricultural bringing a balance
in-our favor the last month of about forty
millions dollars. Lecturer Downing made I
his report in a very thoughtful manner. -The
business agent at, Philadelphia reports that
the Grange trade has not decreased in the
hard times like any other,and had sold near-
ly double this, than
any previous year,
especially of produce.
Mrs. Holsteln, Lady Regent of the Valley
Forge Memorial Association spoke of tho
work on womens hands in this particular en-
ternrise. A nublic meetinc was hem Wed-
nesday evening.-called to order by A. p.,
Young, President, W. II. Holsteen, ot
Montgomery , Vice President T. S. Kennedy!
of Erie; D. H. Forseman.Lycoming, Thorn-
ton Barns Philadelphia. Wm.Yocum-, Berks,
Sarah R. Tier. Munlnmsrr. and Delia,
Marsh. Erie: R. S. Searle. Susnuehanna. and.
E. Mi Tewksbury. Columbia. Secretaries.
Speaker David Wilson, of Erie a practical
farmer, made a cood sneech. Miss Brewer, of
Rnulftml. a nuirnn mvk nm humorous
readines. Dr. Calder. of Centre, on the
education of farmers and planting trees,
Mrs.Diehl, from the Teachers' Institute gave
us somo very fine readings Master Piolett,
gave one of bis forward march I addresses,
Mrs.- Holsteln of brought forth the foot
prints of Valley Forge, Townsend Walter
closing,music by S. S. Blyholder leading.and
Mrs. Bowman at the organ.
Thursday morning, preliminary E. M.
Tpwlrattnrv fa1lrl t lli Mialr Di rtalitpr
3 M
cave a "few feeble remarks" on Iruit crow-1
, . i I
ing, uy way ot aamonilion, reproot ana ex-
...i x , : r -jyi,
uu.im.uu; nuiar dcsoiuu, uvuiocci """"t
in tne blaster s chair, reports ot committees,
made. Tbe one on education was to my mind
Worthy of especial attention, all showed I
thought and attention, nnd demonstrated
that farmers can do all kinds of work. The
unwritten work was exemplified in the after-
noon, by lecturer of Downing, of Chester, .
The evening seas' on wai mainly of a so-
cial nature, or rather for the good of the
order. in which nearly every one had a say.
The entire sessionsiwere harmonious though
mind oft came In contact with mind, and. I
there were ditterences of opinion, arte
meetintr was not one in' which anv other
.ii... rnr. . . n,,
, uv..uua v. ... "j um .
effort made to advance our own.
The committee appointed to visit the State
nuiuiai ocuuui iircateu iu vud iutih ui
Bloosburg, report that In accordance with
their instructions they visited the school. 1 1
was most courteously received by the Prin
cipal, Rev. D. J. Waller, Jr., shown through
the buildings, and fully informed concerning
the methods of the Institution. From the
facta presented, the committee feels Iree to
commend the school to the patronage ofall
who seek such advantage as IU classes are
designed to srlve
H.-H.BrowD, 1
James Calder. I
W. II. Iiolstcin. V OamtniUee.
Kmma'A. Brever,
Arrilla M.Alger,
Itesohed, By the Pennsylvania Klate
f)rnnn Patrnn nf TTiinhkndrv. that the re-
- l
nnrt nfi-nmmlttee be aeeented and published
! .1,. nlm. nf th R,r,n.', VUsnd and
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minora nf Tllnnmsburir. also :
i r- . . . .
llaaleed. On motion of J. li. Moore that
tbe Pennsvlvania State .Grange appreciate
tho courtesy cf county superintendent w.
H. Snyder; in adjourning the Teachers' In-
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stltuie, to aueou lue jiuuiic sessiuus ui our
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orueri anu iust uur iiihuku aru uuo jub. i
Anna Bandall Dlcbl an instructor at said I
Institute, far her reading and recitations be'
fore our public meeting.
VOTE OP THANKS TO HXCHANOn HOTEL.
At amcetiog of the Patrons of Husband
ry, held in tne parlor 01 tne i.xcrinnge
Hotel. BtoorasburK, Ia Dec. 11, 1879, at
11 o'clock p. in., Dr. T. H. Allison, of Arm
al,nnr. miiiiIv wiiB palli.il tn ttm ptiflir nml
"
Secretarr. A committee was scut for tbe
proprietors of tbo hotel, nnd soon returned
wun Dir. unamoeriain, air. muus ueinir
sick.
Tbe following resolutions wete oflered by
J, A- Uess f Clinton county. Remarks
were made by Master l'iolelt, Lecturer
Downing, Mrs. Holstine and Mr. JIol
stine and Tewksbury after which tbey were
unanimously adopted
Whereas, The pleasure and success of
our State OraDge Meetings largely depend
iitinntlin rnmfort anil accnminoilatlnnii
upon tlio coraiori mm uccominouaiiona
the various U'lteis oi mo piace.
rpi rn,n ifvnt,..! Th.r wa ilm mi..i.
""""-I ","",""
the EichauKO Hotel, kept by Tubbs &
, , , , , ti u r .u
Cbaruberlain, or Uloomsburg, l'a., take
great pleasure Id hereby expressing our en-
tire satisfaction with the entertainment here
reoelved and our hearty thanks 'are hereby
tendered to the proprietors of this hotel for
their untiring effort to. male our tay here
plranant, and further, thai wo recognize In
tbe Exchange Hotel one worthy the patron
aze ofour beat citizens,
Hooked, That copies of these resolutions
be tendered the proprietors of this hotel.and
furnished the papers of Dloomsburg and tho
turmm xnmu ior puoncauon.
oigneu, ,,. jj.. allisoh, ircsiuent.
W M, 11. IIOLSTINl!, BeC J.
Line bdoyb mimer was reporicu anu ar-
'gw publication by Mr. b. M. lewts
1U'J of Catawlssa, who will pleaso accept
...... ...
our tnanns ior uu courteous compliance wun
1 1 t i . II til. I
request. tn.J
WASHINGTON bKTTEIt.
Washins on, D. C. Dec. 15th 1S70.
Thero 'seems to bo a disposition in Con-
irrpgq In fftlrA limn liv ttiA fnrplrtelr And nass
!aUon bIlla CU, , lho 8e99ion,
Two , bb bave a,reR(ly betn pa,ed
. st t- j iu ,:it.
UU IV 13 CAl'CWHJU iUUli VtTU mr Mllll-
,.r aCttJemv .A (t,0 Oonsulor and Dlnlo-
abandoned the idea of attempting to reduce
.i.. ,.Iar! ' nm nf lllffl hiffh nrleed for.
e! n m!Mons and of abolishing others. Af- ,
,Pr onnrinlnn nlih Rninr t.h hm '
become convinced that a bill favoring re-
ductlon or abolition would meet with re
sistance and defeat IntheSenate. If the bills
aro presented with the same figures that
passed last year they will pass with but lit
tle, debate In either House of Congress.
lhis easy acquiescence in time honored ex-
,ravagaDCe ls not nf n,e 8pirn of reform.
The official corps of the United States Army
already numbeis over two-lhoiisand men j
n greater disproportion of rank to' file than
any other army in tho world presents. But
West -Point still continues to send-out its
graduates who havo been educated at Gov
etnmcnt expense.ahd who mdst be support-
. . . .
id with incresslnz pensions to the day of I
their'tleath.
Again what' use have we for foreign dl-I
plomatlc service. We have not and can
not have such relations with European Na
Hons 'as they have with each other, mak- I
ing it necessary for them to glare upon
each other from casemates protected by
millions Of bayonets. But even in Europe I
diplomacy, In tho old embassadorlal sense
is a thing ot the past. Steam, electricity,
and tho printing press killed it. If Bis-
mark or Disraeli should wait for Important I
Information from their ministers at differ-
ent courts, they would be from twenty-four I
hourn to two weeks behind the loungers In
London and Berlin, who read tho papers. If I
BNtuark wishes" to form a defensive alliance I
with Austria it Is no longer necessary to
dispatch n courier on horse-back, as in the
days bfTallcyrand aud Mattcrnich. He gets
on a special train aud the business is trans-
acted In a day. For the very slight, so-cal
led, diplomatic relations that we have with I
European countries, it would be mucti chea
per fur Mr. Kvarts to use tho Atlantic ca
ble, even at $5 per word, than to support a I
corI,s 01 supernumerary so-called diplomats
at foreign courts. It is only necessary for
one to otserve the representatives of foreign
courts here to realize-how absurd it is lor us
to maintain this, worm-eaten tradition
abroad. The diplomats here, from Sir
Edward Thornton' down fo the Minister
extrordlriary and Embassador Pfen'ipoten
'iry f.om the Samoan Islands, have abso-
lu,ely nothing to do. Foreigners are all
ahle t0 do nothing with charming elegance.
The so-called better classes have been bred
otium cum dignilate arts until they are sec-
ond "aturc. But'these arts are not, and, It
is devoutly to be hoped, will never be our
Ideal. Tho men that we send abroad .are' I
grotesque bunglers as carpet knights, or in
any situation where tbey cannot bave the I
privilege of making a stump speech. Dolce I
far nienle manners are not suited to tho gen- I
ius ofour own institutions or to the habits,!
of our men.
A stout backbone Is as essential ro physical health I
an fn nfilltlnfll cnnRlarpnov. Knr WAMlcnnsn nf tjin
back and disorilersottne liver and kldnevs. the ton-
ic and moderate dietetic action ot the ttlttcrs I
i3 the oai thlnit needluL Hcmember that
ids BiomacD is me mamsiar 01 every Diner orrrun. I
and tnat Dv lnvluoratlliL' iub dtofstlon br this iro-
purauuu. mu sp un uuiuum mm ju uepenuinucs
ror llostetter's almanac tor is;o apply to Drug-
, . .
-Tho Waterbury (Conn.) American, a Re-
publican newspaper, which views the politi-
cal situation with tho cyo of a philosopher
rather than an enthusiast, saye that "the
party which survived tbe disasters between
'18G0 and 187C, and then turned up with half
a million majority of all the voters in the
country is not dead enough to bury in
The llest I Ever Knew Uf.
J. o. Starker a nroin'nent and Influential Citizen
?'. '""JJ ' ibave had the lwyjepsla, -and
ijver uompiaim ior several j-uara. ana nave usea
VtMIT aM..,W.5S!
tlsed la ournaner. and was Dersuadea to trr It. j
am linouv to st-ius taat 1L una cnllrelv cured me. It I
i certainiv the nest uemedr I ever knew or.' race
SIIILOU'S OATAIUtll UKMKDY. A marvellous
Cure tor CaUrrli, lilphthcrla. Canker mouth, and I
Head At-he. With raclibottlu there is an 1 gerilous I
nazal iDjector Ior tho more successful trtutuieat ot
tsoiu uy j . 11. nia porta
A Mother's Urlef
11113 1'IlUU UI U .MUlUCli WIO IliO UUU JUjr w U UUUIt
are Uer cblidreo. hence her grief wlieu Blckoessen
mat you are runnlnij a tfrrtble rlbk. If they have a
,1,X1!.
JSTlSl
ooia uy ti. it, tt.m porta
MA11KET UEPORTS.
BLOOM813URQ MARKET.
Wheat por bushel
I Uyo
nnm.n.w.
,
, .40
40
I (iio
S 9" P?I?arrel
i uioveraevu
Kiaxsoeu
1 HUlier
Bmrs .
Potatoes'
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Bides & Shoulders .
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TlmothySeea sea
(JOOTATIONS FOlt COAL.
No. 4 on Wharf , t s.ooperTcr.
TiO. a " " a.xo
No. " " US
UlacksmltU'flLutup on Wharf,
$ S.C0
.1 4.C0
mtumlnouB
PHILADBLPHIA JIAHKETS.
Whnltinle nrlm nl thr rme nf trade on Tuts.
HioiMa(epricfj ai ine cioscoj iraae on juee-
Iiuckwheat Hour per cwt ,,
Wlieat Hmir '
fl no toll 65
I Wheat Hour
7 oo i w
I ,t ru.r hlMhel
i'titf
60
)
W
fWd pef ;-;;;: Bj .,
lluttcr
according to
quality .......
Kiria Tier dozen
17 "
IB
7 "
7 "
poultry , IU o chickens t ducks
chickens dressod .......
Turkeys
Turkey dressed
N EW DVERLTLSEMENTSX
A
uurroivs notick.
tniJia inauer ot the estato of Thomas lieece.
In lho Court ot Common J'leasct Columbia coun.
And now ikcember 9th 1&79. on motion of Samuel
nf Knorr, Court appoint T. J. VanderBllce, auditor to
oi Jtrlb'uU) UudVta tho hands of the Assignee.
i . sinuiuuni.
fl nniniment. will attend to the duties thereof at his
onice in Iiloomsburg on Saturday tlio lllh. day of
January lssii.au o'clock a. in, vlien and where all
' parties InlcresUd will pretent Ihelr claims or bo
debarred from coming loon said funds.
T' J' yANUElt Auditor.
iea irw
I. HARTMAN'S
GREAT COMBINATION STORE.
Tliis lituul -will direct you to I.
V. lltii tinun's New Grocery Dc
pnrtiiient Yllcro you . can get all
kimld of Clirislinns eatables, Xvitli
a flllO lillC of QuCCllBWnrO, Gluf3
r-, S ri
wnre, I'uney cups iinu saucers,
Bouquet Holders, lliuiging Bask
ets, Brackets, , Vases, Lumps.
ALSO A TEN OENT COUNTER.
SIX CLERKS
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-tlllt SptlOUJ .ItlOA OJJMU 0 SO0l
-jy J BpueBiioqj; 'spooQ buiu
-8t.H3 JOU0Ui;.IOSdV PUBJ) V JOJ
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B.uuutjaBii AA ' 0 "Atop puon
o.iojg uoi)miiuioQ ca.ifl
S.NTOTVH M I
Pay You
Over nud Wuro, k-;-.'eiiillj- ITyon
li.ru li-AIlM or Tillage 1.UT, riltlI
$2,000,000,000
f Tiro Thnuwnit inttlon rk!t(iTKt) nrc fxprnrleitjn
FENCING To fenrc onr new Wrotrrn field
will cost nmnnrli more, r.wry 1'AKM Vil
lus TsOT Ownrr, KAST, W KF T ana Hill m.
U inter et'.eit. TofonccalW-ncrp Farm cowlsHOO
to 8T0O, and for A WtlOT Vlllnpo Lot S'JiS l
8UH. wood mice toon aveny, uui a new
Ern Isnthaiid. Hy new Invrnllons',
STEEIjamt IUOV nro tonprlnnt WOOD,
furnlBhliiR boltir, t'licnpcr, anitytVif Kinccn.
The aiMh Volume of lho Ainrrlcnu AtrrlrnU
lurlnt (for Ifwii) now hojiiniilnp, wl" Ki0 L'rJr
mncli Infortnutlon about now Friichiff, nltli ninny
"nrrrnilno'N- ll tin Kttinlipr for DiT.lftt Iml 2
nfcravlntfn of" IUrnpl rnrlnt, nnd Tti'irli (ntcrrit-
ing matter, beutium-pmu iur ia rrnis,
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"TumTon'sNOTiciT "
(OLCWIM t'OUNTT S. S.
Amonir tho Hcrorrls and riroccc dlnirs ot tho Court
of Common Pleas ot said County, Inter alia It Is
uius uomaincu.
In ro first and pnrllnl account of Cmper Miimn,
aiMineo In trust for tho honcnt of creditors ot John
anifrneo in
ll. Kllnirer.
No. 8, Hcrtemticr Term 1S70.
Arid now Oecemlier I, on motion ot C, 11.
llrockwnj', N. V. Funk appointed autlltor to ascer
tain the Indebtedness of smd B.tj;nor,tlll rllttito the
tmlitncA In tlwhsnri, of the nwljtnee, and determine
tho order of dl&lrluutlon of lho oalnneo to tio paid.
IIVTIIKCOUIIT.
Certified from tho records thli day of Decem
ber A. U.1819.
WM.KIItnRrMUM,
I'rqtnonotarjr.
Tto Auditor In purstianeo r.t tho forritolnir an
poltitinent, will attend to tliv duties thereof at Ids
onico in nioomiburi? on Faturdny January i Hi. iww,
ntten oilock In tlvo fcret,oon, when and whero
all parlies Interested will present their Claims or ho
debarred from coming- In un said funds,
N. U, 1TNK,
Auditor.
deo 19-ta
A
UUITOU'S NOTICE.
in ro rstjto of Himtiet All'crtson, deceased.
in ino urpuani- court or coiumnii county.
Now Decembers, ism on motion ot K. II. Llttl ',
Ksi., niomns I, Vnnderslloe, ti appointed audltcr to
Mato an account for K. K. Orls, .administrator do
ttonls non of bamuel Alberlson, deceased, said orvls
liavlns failed U lllo an account In obedience to lho
clla.tlon and his affidavit to stay rroceedlnpson said
citation, nnd said Drvlslrarlni left tho Jurisdiction
of this Court his rcsldenco beloff unknown.
IIV TllB t OCKT.
Notice Is herehv (riven that the linderRljfDCd will
attend to tho duties or lib appointment nt litsonico
In Illoomsburg on Frld.av January tho 16lh, Iftsi, at
Oo'cloikn m. when arid where all parties Interest
ed may attend It they sco proper.
T. J. VANDEUSUCK,
deo 19-lw Auditor.
A
UMTOK'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OP SARin XIITIIUSI.IIECSASKD.
Notlco Is hereby given tjat the undersigned np
polntcd by the orphans' Court cf Columbia county
to mako distribution of tho money In thohai.dsof
tho Administrator -to and nrnonff the parties enti
tled tliereto.wlll nttend to thit duties of his appoint
ment at the cilice oi C. II. Jackson. Lmu In I'.erulck,
on Saturday, January tho IT, isso, nt no o'clnek
In the afternoon, at which time and place all patties
Interested must appear and present their claims or
uo ueDarreu irom n buaro 01 saui iiniu.
I.bHOV T. TIIOJU'S 'N,
deolMu Auditor.
SHE1UFFS SALli-
l)y vii too of sundr writs Issued out of
tho Court ot Common Picas ot Columbia county, and
to mo directed, will bo exposed to public sale at the
Court House In thoTown of Uloomsburg, Columbia
County, Pa., at 1 o'clock, p. m., on
baturdav. .Jiuiunrv 3rd. 1880.
All that certain real estate situate In the town pt
Espy, township ot Hcott, Columbia County, bound
ed on the north by Third street, on tho cast by lot
ot Harriet Muscravc, on the south by an alley, on
the west by lot of Oeorgo Ilartman i bcinir clghty
two and a half feet In width, and one hundred and
bcvcnty-tbxio and ono fourth feet In depth.
Helzod, taken Into execution at tho suit of Samuel
Conner, surviving administrator of U. 11. Fowler,
deceased, against William E, Hower, and to bo sold
as the property of William E. Hower.
llowcll. Attorney. Vend. Ex.
ALSO,
All that certain tract of land situate In lloarlng
creek township, Columbia county and State of Penn.
svlvanla, bounded and described as follows, to-wlt !
on tho north by land ot Peter K. Mcnsch, on the oast
by land ot Frederick Dullard, on tho south by land
ot Elizabeth Llnvllle and on the west by land of Hon
ry Hoof nagie, containing sixty acres mora or less, on
which are erected a dwelling huuse, barn and out
buildings. seized taken Into execution at tho suit ot John C.
Myers, assigned to Henry pfahler, against Jonathan
V. Jlvcrs, and to be sold as tho property ot Jonathan
V. Myers.
lthawn. Attorney, Vend, Ex.
ALSO,
All that certain lot cr pieco of land situate In
Franklin township, Columbia county, and state ot
Pennsylvania, blunded und described. aa follows to-
wit : on tho north by land ot Andrew Lohrman, on
the cast by land ot Thomas Ashworth, on tho south
by land of John Kimble and on tho west by land of
Andrew Lohrman, containing twelve acres more or
less on which aro erected a dwelling-house and out
buildings. Seized taken Into execution at tho suit of II. Frank
Zarr, Executor of George Zarr, deceased, against
Susan Farley, and to be sold as tho property ot bu
san Farley.
Zarr, Attorney. Vend. Ex.
ALSO.
All that certain lot or pleco of land situate In Scott
township, Columbia county and stnto of Pennsylva
nia, bounded and described as follows to-wlt : on
the north by tho Public road, leading from lloyt
farm to Light street, on the east by land ot Daniel
Snyder, on tho south by tho Public road leading from
Itloorasburg to Itcrwlck and on tbe west by land of
I. S. Kuhn, containing twenty acres more or less, on
w hlch Is erected a t ramo stable.
Seized taken Into execution at the suit ot Daniel
Snyder, for use of Charles It. Paxton, against Har
mon (I. Crovellng and to be sold &3 tho property of
Harmon 0. Crevellng.
Buckolew, Attorney. Vend. Ex.
ALSO.
All that certain lot or pleco ot land situate In Lo
cust township, Columbia county and state ot Penn
sylvania, bounded and described as follows to-wlt :
on the north by land of A. 11. Fisher, and Daniel
Zimmerman, on tho cat and f outh by Isaac Fisher,
and on the west by Abraham Stlnc.contatnlng tw civ e
acres more or less on which ls erected a dwelling
house, barn and outbullalDgs.
Seized taken Into execution at tho suit of Andrew
Hupp, administrator of Mary Mensch, deceased,
against Qeorgu Hupp, and to be sold as the proper
ty of George Itupp.
Buckolew, Attorney. Vend. Ex,
ALSO,
All these certain lots pieces or parcels ot land sit
uate In Main township, In tho County of Columbia
andstatnot Pennsylvania, bounded and described
as follows : viz :
1st. Beginning at a post In public road a corner ot
a lot sold Henry Kostcnbauder,iow owned by Arias
J, liernlngor, thonco by said lot north forty-two de
grees cast, twenty perchos to sumcs, thence north
eighteen degrees west eighty-live perches to lino ot
tract of land ownutf by Jacob Shuman's heirs known
aa the Geo. Espy tract, thenco by the same south
eighty degrees east, perches to a corner ot Abra
ham Knight's land thence by Abraham Knights
lino south eighteen degrees cast ninety-two
perches to stones thence north elghty-nvo
and a halt degrees west seven and nve-tcnth perch
es to stone, thence south forty-eight end a half de
grees west eighteen perches, thenco north sixty
degrees weBt three and one-tenth perches, thenco
souvh eighty degrees weit twenty perches to tho
public road thence along said road north forty-eight
degrees west twelve and sov cn-tenths perches to tho
place of beginning, containing thirty acres mora or
less, on which Is erected a dwelling houso and out
buildings.
2nd. Beginning at a post at the Catawlssa Creeks
thence north thirty-six degrees east eight percno
thence by lands of Francis Hemming north seienty
degrees east fourteen and eight tenth? perches to a
stone tlienca by land of AaronBernlngcr north sixty
degrees west three and one-tonth perches to a stono
thenco by the same south eighty and a hair degrees
west twenty perches to a stono la Cio middle of tho
public road thenco along the same north forty-eight
degrees west twelve nnd seren-tcnths perches to a
stone In tho middle ot tho public ro id thence south
thirty-six degrees west fifteen and five-tenth perch
cs to a stoue thenco south thirty-eight degrees east
three perches to an elm tree thence up tho creek,
south eighty and uhalt degrees east twenty-one and
mne-teutu perches to a stone tho place ot beginning
containing two acres strict measure, on which ls
erecied a fulling, mill, dwelling houso and out-
tlllllrillKrH.
Seized, taken Into execution at the suit ot Colum
bia County Mutual Saving Fund and Loan Associa
tion assigned to Franklin Shuman against Francis
Flemmlng and to be sold as the property of Francis
Flemmlng. Fl. Fa.
Zarr, Attorney.
Terms Cash. JOHN W. HOFFMAN,
deo IMS Sheriff.
citizen who desires to preserve the Government that
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T?T ronsultatlon by letter : Diseases of Liver.
J. iiuu Kidney and bladder permanently cured:
bpeclal remedies prepared lor each case. Particular
attention to diseases of a prlvato nature and nervoi'g
nraitness. Aoaress, witn symptoms. Dr. ht. Jcnn,
r. o. Hon jow, N. V, City. r deo 12-iw
MONET MAKING WAYS OF WALL HTHKCT.
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Address UEO. h JIOWELL & OO., 10 Spruce ht., N.
Y.
dec 1H-4W
UDITOtt'S NOTICK.
COLCMBIA COUMY SS,
Amongthe llecordsot tke Orphans' Court of Co
lumbia county, inter alia Ills thus contained 1
In the matter of tho estate ef Levi Creaay, de
ceased. rtUU U" lrmuvi idi., uu 1UUIIU11 Ul . lHUrr,
the Court appoint Kobert llucklngham, auditor to
distribute the I unda In the hands of the administra
tor.
11V TllICOCIIT.
Certllled from the Ilccorda this 10th dnv nf Tut.
ccmber A. D. Ibl.
Vn. Kbickihi.ii,
Clerk o. C.
Tlio Auditor In the above case will meet ths par
ties IntcrtMrd at thu ofllco of o, 0. llarkley. Esii. on
Friday the th, dayot January A II lss", at which
time the heits and pai ties Interested must present
their claim or claims against the above estate, or be
forever barred from receiving tho same.
KOHEKT IIL'CKIN'OIIAM,
dec 1 ww udltor.
MKNDMKNT OF 0 II A HT EH OF
"Flrat iTt'sbftfriau Cburch of liloom&burff."
Notlt
otlco la hereby irhen tbat arjollcatlon baa bten
made tot be Court uf common I'leaa of ColumbU
county, for leave to amend tbe Chatter of abou
named corporation, under tbo Act of Ataembty ot
April vy.bOi.&o tbat thu board of Truatoes otdaUX Cor
poration shall eoiiMst ot no members, also tbat
three Truatvea shall constitute a quorum to trans
act buMnuag, and tbat tbe Trubteoa bball b j elected
uunually tolbervo fur tlie terra of one ) ear.
CHAKLKS U, 11AHKLEY,
Freuldent.
CUAltLKS A MOYKK,
Uec 1MW tiecreuuy,
NEW AVDERTISEMENTS
DR. CLARK S&JV
vtJOHNSON'S
INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP
Labtralory, 77 W.3dSt.,New YorkOilj.
tin or nun crrr.
is .
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is ss
go
5 &
TBADC MATHt.J
Tho Best Remedy Known to Han !
Tft. Clark Johnson hating AitodatM himself
vrltli Mr, E1tIq Eastman, au escaped captlTe.long
AdlATQto Wakametkla, tho medicine man of tha
Comanche, ls now prepared to lend htrfald In ths
tntrodnctlon of tho wonderful remedy of that tribe.
Thocxpertencoof Mr. Eastman being similar to
that of Mrs.Chas. JonesandKmtof waihlnpton
Co.. Iowa, nn account of whoso tafferlnes wcr,
thrllllnpl y narrated In tbe AVtd York Herald of Dee.
15 Lb, 18. H, the facts of which aro o wide)
known, and an nearly parallel, that bnt little men
tion or Mr. Eastman s experiences trill be Riven
here. They are, however, pnhllsbcd In a neat toI
time of Jtuo inses, entitled, 'Setcnand Nine Years
Among tho Comancbcs and Apaches," of which
mention v, 111 be made heir after. Suffice It to say,
that for several years, llr. Eastman, whllo a cap
t'.re, was compelled to gather the roots, gums,
barks, herbs nnd berries uf which Wakaroetkla'a
medlcino was made, nnd Is still prepared to pro
vide the pahs materials for tho snccesifnllntro
ductlon of tho medicine to the world, and aisaren
tho public that the remedy Is the same now U
when Wak&metkla compelled him to make It, '
dwin Eastman in Indian Costnmo.
Bnrzx akd Ninb Yeiiui Amoko tub Oohanchm
ahd Apaches. A neat volnmoof 300 pages,
belnjc a nlmplo statement of tbe horrible facta
connected u 1th the pad massacre of a helplcM
family, and tho flnptivity, tortnref and ultimate
, cscpo of its two eonlTing membcra. For ial
by our agents ccncraliy. Trice S1.00.
The Incidents of the ma'Facre, briefly narrated,
are distributed by eeents, tiieb of chnrpo.
Mr. Eastmnn, beinff ntmoet constantly at the
West, engaged (n gfttherlng and enrinc the materi
al of wTiIcli ihe medicine Is composed, the Bole
bnslnesi management devolve! upon Dr. Johnson,
and tbe remedy has been called, and li known w
5 Pr. Clark Johnson's
INDIA!! BLOOD PURIFIER.
Price of Largo Bottles SI. 00
Price of Small Bottles 60
Read the voluntary testimonial! of persens who
have been cured by the we of Dr. Clark Johjuom1!
Indian Blood Syrup, In your own vicinity,
Testimonials of Curei.
Wakametkla, tho Medicine Man
Nothlnt? has bcrn added to tho medlcino and
nothing 1ms Wen taken nwny, UU uithuut doubt
the Debt I'otufikii tf the lit uon and Kcaewxh of
qq Stbtem ever Known t nun.
This Sjiup i-oti?iia Lilfil propcrtlea.
It IH'tM flii Mwr,
It art h ii pun tlio Ik hi lie j m.
It rcj;ul;.tp ttio Uouelw.
It imrllh'M the Illood,
It tjuh'tH thf er on System,
It prnmotcM fJlcMllun,
It nuurihlit'H, strengthen and Invlc-
uruiciii
It carries oft" the oltl blood and make
Kcw,
It open tin torrM of tlio lclii. aud
Uiuuci'H iifniiiiy l'ci'MMi'utlon.
It neutralizes the hcrcdlinry taint, or notson in
the blood,thi(.ti L'cueratusticrofuU.Krylpelaii, and
an raannt-r or kkih Uict-aHi-s uml interiial liuinort.
Thero aru liopiIrItat'iiiTIoed in luinnnufaeiuri.
and it can he taken by tho mutt delicate hahe, or
by thf aged and fttbk, cart enty bang required in
Would not be Without it.
fienton, Columbia county, I'a.
Dear Sir: I have used your excellent iNuriN
uwou Sykup and havo received much benefit tliere-
from I could not get nlontr without it.
jure, uarucr.
Never Iails to Cure.
Kast fjpmon. Wyomluff Co. Pa.
Dear Sir : 1 was sick for three years, and under
Drofesslonal treatment mbst ot tbe time without bo-
iiiK oemiiieu, al iitii i nua muuceu iu try junr
Indian uiooi dyhui' nun aiu.T a sintri trial, i rouna
mybelf la better health than 1 had been for blx years.
Airs, meruit uau
Sure Cure for Liver Complaint.
llobrslHirff. Columbia co. ra
Dear sir : This ls to ceitity than your Indian
IHAODHYHUi' has been used by me, for Liver Com
plaint, which had been troubling mo for a longtime
1 demednnore benefit from tbo use ot the Sirup
than from uny other medicine. 1 heartily recom-
inenu ii, ana uavise uu suuerera io kri u it u inai.
L V Smith
Loss of Appetite.
Tlohraburir ColumblacountyPa.
Dear Sir: I have used your excellent, Indian
Blood sykui for l.oss of A pnetlto und Weakness of
the stomach, lth very beutrtclal results. I believe
our medicine to bo tho greatest blood purltler
known, and ad lho nil who may bo sulTerlng as I was
iu sue il u tipeeuy iriai.
Sirs. E Avery
Pains In Shoulders.
lEehrsbunr. Columbia county. To.
Dear.sir: This ls to certify ttut your Indian
IiU)on bYKCrhastrieatly relieved mo of I'ulnsln tho
suoulder and Chest, which I bad been nunc ted with
tor years, i recommend it ery highly,
Mra. Mary Wcbb.
Kiilney Conipliilnt.
bear Oan. Columbia Count v. Pa.
Dear Mr t My Father has been sutterliitf with
Kidney Complaint for a lomr lime and had been uu.
derdoctorb' m-uiiueut, but tbe doctors could not
effect a cure. 1 have been bubject to a Numbness
and Weakness In mv Ml Arm. We obtained borne
of your luva'uabin Indian liLoop bYKi'r irom jour
Agent, Wm, 11. Potter, und it has cured mv father
completely, aud my arm ls much better. It does not
irouuie mo nan bu inucu. lour meuiciuo is excel
rem.
J Oil ah John,
Female Complaints.
bear (Jan. Columbia eountv. Pa.
Dear Pin Thin Is to certify that 1 purchased Himq
ot your Indian Uuhjd bKii ror my wife for Inila-
mat ton and Female complaint, aud It baa given her
J K I turner
Heet Medicine KvefUned,
Hear Gai Columbia eountv. Pa.
DearKIrl My little sua was troubled with hla
water passing from him constant ly. day and niirbt.
I coLsulled tw o doctors aud gave him medicine, but
ulhout effect. I boucht borne or 5 our celebrated
Indian liLooD Svaur, asbort trial ot which, cured
him.
Lambert Camp.
a Dyspepsia aud Indigestion,
Numldft. Columbia Countv. Pa.
Dear Sir : For many j ears my wife was ailllcted
i uu iJjoH.psmt uuu l'U Hpuui uuariuuruuiu uiuucy
without rt-celvlDL' bunellt. We procured some uf
our Indian Ulood Hvkci andfabo begun to improve I
Holomon D Hoydcr
Llyer Complaint,
Centralla. Columbia Co. Pa.
Dear blr t ThU is to certify that 1 was unwell and I
could scarcely attend to my work, I think my Uver '
whs affected, I piocured some of your Indian Ulood
Hvitcr and now. alter ushoit trial, feel ULoaiiew
uuu. i recomuieuu us usu iu uu.
' Dunlel Goodman.
Dyspepsia and euralgm.
Hide Purk. LUzerne Co.. Pa.
Dear Sir: Your valuable Indian Ulood Bvitir has
effected u permanent cure lu my case. 1 had been I
nuiictcu with tuo uyspepaia and icuraigiut dui am
uuw euiireiy wen.
Mrs. John Thornton,
isillous btomach Cured,
Hyde Park. Luzerne Co.. Pi.
Dear Hlr: I have been troubled with imtous
Complaint and by tbo us of your Indian Ulood
vuur u nas euojiuuny cuxeu me.
JohnN Williams,
LyspepHia Cured.
Ihda Park. Luzerne Co.. Pa.
Dear Mr r Your valuablo Indian 11lo?p Hykit lias
cuieuuieoi Dsuetsia.
Jl rs. HHAdktns.
Liver Complaint.
llvdo Park. Luzerne Co . Pa.
Dear Kir i-.l have been troubled with Liver Com
plaint, but I was pormai entlif cured byualngyour
YtUUaUip IKVIAM iiUJfJU DlAUr
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uJ, 1 son who can cxnlortn a lii,.
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A SSIONEE'S NOTICE.
In the District Court of tlie United"!
Mates for tbe western District!
of Pennsylvania. In tbe matter of f
iNllANKlltTTCY,
liiiam Goodman, Bankrupt. J
The creditor will take notice that a second
general meeting of the creditors of said bank
rupt win neueiu at uioomsourg, on ino vim nay ii
December. A. D. Ib79. at 1 o'clock, p. m.. at tVolV"
chantre Hotel, before it, A Mercur, Ebq., ono of the
Keglsters in Bankruptcy in sa'd District, for tbe pur.
pose named In the stlh Section ot tbe liankrupl Art
of March 2d, 1SC7, to wit: A llnal dbtrlbutlon of
Bald bankrupt's estate ; and at that meeting 1 shall
Iappiy roraaiscuargoirom au nauiiiiy ns Assignee
of said estate. In accordance with tho pro Islons of
ssth section of said Bankrupt Act.
0, It OiM na,
Ashland, Nov. 25, 16V9 Assignee.
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DMINISTKATOR'S NOTICK.
ESTATE OP QROKOK BBEKCE, DECEASED,
Letters of administration on thoestnte otc.porao
lireece, late of Madlsou Twp., Columbia co., ae-i-fiiist
ri. havo been trranted bv the ltetrlster of said
county to the undersigned Administrator, to whom
an persons mueoiea are requesiea io mauo imme
diate paiment and those having claims or demand
ogalnHt t be estato w ill mako them known to tho Ad
mln 1st rat or w tthout del?y.
WILLIAM .MAoi Miliillii
Buck Horn, P.O.,
Nov. ss-e w ' A dmlnlstrator.
DMINISTHATOirS NOTICE. .
ESTATK JU11N LAYUOCK, UtftABr.l'.
Letters of administration on the' estate of Jlm
Laycock, late or Bloomshurg, Column
county, Pennsylvania, deceased! havo been gra ted
oy uio ncgisteroi saia county ro tne unuertiis'lu
administrator. All persons having claims against
tbe estate ot tbo deceased are requested to n Btiit
them for settlement, and those Indebted to the if"
tale to mako payment to tbe undersigned admbils-
iruwjr yi liuout ueiay.
AdmlnUlrator.
Dec. e,-cw,
OF VALUABLK
REAL ESTATE !
The undersltrncil will offer at publlo fealo on tlio
premises In Catawlssa twp., Columbia county, la.
near tlw Mclut)ro Cburcb, on
Wednesduyj December 31, 1879.
at 1 o'clock, p.'in.,tlio following described property
A FARM OF 113 ACRES.
known as the William Fox (arm, lately owned by
Augustus strausser, adjoining lands of Teuksiwry,
Kettoio'f, Itlder, Boas, School Houso lot and E.B.
Kern, on which ls a
STONE and LOG HOUSE, LOG aud
FRAME ISA UN
and other out-bulldlngs.
The farm ls w ell watcrod by a spring, nnd ls in a
Ialr8tatof cultlratton. Krult plenty, of nearly ai
kinds. Some good timber yet on the farm. The
farm has achurch and school houso near athano.
Situate s miles from Catawlssa and 14 miles from
Ashland.
Terms mado known on day of sale. Fold by order
f the Court of Columbia county, subject to a doer
of fM3.oo and in tho Interest ot Homanus Mrauscr,
Mclntyro I'lace, B. M. TEWKSiiuiu,
Catawlssa, Nov. S4, 18.9. commmee.
Nov. 8S,-ts.
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Address with stamp, GIt,M0IB Co.,
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