THE COLUMBLVN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOM SB I JUG, COLUMBIA COL Nit, PA.
lb IitittiitBiiM."
0. E. EL-WELL, EJlUr.
J. E. BITTEHB3HD3B, PaMltier.
BLOOMSliU HQ, PA.
Frid ay, Atigust 13. 1880.
Democratic National Ticket.
R)K l'Mil)i:Nr,
Sfln. W. S. HANCOCK,
OK FKXNtSYIA'ANlA.
run viCE-rni:sim:.vr,
Wm, H. ENGLISH,
OK INDIANA.
SrtTU TICKET.
hurnp.M.R judge,
OKOKOH A. JKN'KS, Jefferson county.
ai'ditoi! nr.Nr.itAi.,
UOlir.IlTP. DKCHEIIT, Pnlladolphla.
County Ticket.
von roNiuiEss
O. A. MEGAHGEIX,
Dr..
uiij-'ct lo t'.io decision ot tho Congressional Con
ference. F011 STATE SKKATK.
15. J. MclIKXKY,
(SnSj3Ct to the incision o no Senatorial Confer
ence.) FOIt HLTHF.SENT VTIVES,
T. JEl'T. VANDEUSUCK,
JOSEPH 1!. KNITTW:,
oi! wsriiier attorney,
KOBKUT B. L1ITI.K,
Seuator David Divls Is fur Hancock.
Kx-Governor Higler died at Clearfif Id on
Monday last. Ho was elected Governor ol
this State by the Democrat, and held many
other prominent positions.
And now the cry of fraud comes from Al
abama. The Democrats carried the Stale
last week by a majority of 00,000, ngtinst
tho united republicans, greenbackers.nnd in
dependents. Of course, the Demner.it"
cither killed or intimidated about 75,000
negro votcrs.whlch changed tho result. The
same kind of intimidation will bo )o,.nd
everywhero this fall.
Important to Democratic Voters.
Tbe attention of the Democrats through
out the county Is especially called to the fol
lowing dates.
Last day for boing Assessed or Registered
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1SS0.
Last day for payment of taxes SATUR
DAY, OCTOBER, 21880.
Election TUESDAY NOVEMBER 2,
16S0.
Peter Cooper, caudidato for President,
Samuel F. Carey, caudidale (or Vico-Presi
dent, on tbe Greenback ticket in 187C,Hcnel
rick B. WrightGreenbackcongressman from
Luzerne county ,bave all declared in favor of
Hancock. Thus aro tho ranks constantly
being filled by accessions from all parties
THE CANDIDATES.
We publish tbe names of the nomineex of
the Democratic party of Col. co., this week,
It is unnecessary to say anything about them
at this time, as all have been before the peo-
ide before, and are well known.
So far as we know the nominations were
fairly made, and tbo candidates are entitled
to tbe support of every Democrat. Exper
ience has taught that it is not safe for any
one to assume that a nomination is equiva
lent to an election in this county. Candi
dates are expected to work not only for
themselves, but for tbe whole ticket,Natinnal
State and county, from this time until the
election.
Now that tho Convention has been held;
it 13 lime that tbe two wings of tbe DemO'
cratic party in this county should drop their
personal differences, and work together for
the success of the whole ticket. That there
are two wings is an undisputed fact,
nnd that the only question between them
Is as to which shall control the parly ma-
chinery isalsoafact Tbisdifftrenceresultcd
last year in the nomination and subsequent
defeat of n candidate of one wing, and this
year in the nomination of a candidate for
Assembly by tho other wing,and there is ul-
ready some talk of an effort to defeat him at
tbe polls, A bird Hies high when lis wings
flop in unUoii,otlierw'se itfolls to the ground
Let us tako warning.
CONVENTION NOTES.
South Conyugham cast but two votes in
Convention for Representative, because tbe
voters of that district chose to Instruct for Mr
Vanderslice alone. They did not choose to'
vote for a second candidato and by rule un
Instructed delegates are not permitted to
vote. This limitation was adopted some
years since in convention to prevent tho
complaint that a few uninstructed delegates
could always control the result as they
pleased In any close contest, which would
be unfair to other districts and lead to In
trigue if uot corruption in nominations.
lu other cases In Convention a candidate
was allowed to receive only the whole prop
er vote of a district and no more; for to al
low him a tloullcd voto would be plainly
wrong. That would be to allow him the
rotes that can only 'Hie given to a second
candidate where two are to bi nominated
together, which is tbe case as to representa
tives and county commissioners.
The nomination of representatives for a
second terra has been the usage in this
county, and in the few instances where it
has been departed from, the departure has
been a subject of complaint. The reasons
In any case for disregarding this usage ought
to be very clear and strong.
Tbe Congressional and Senatorial nomi
nations (so far as this county acts alone)
were settled by tbe voters at tbe primary
elections. It only remained for the Con
vention to verify results by receiving and
announcing tbe returns, and then to ap
point conferees. Following this action the'
table of voting for the whole county, now
published, will show how each caudldate
was supported In each district, and that be
had fairly and Justly allotted to him his
share of tbe convention vote.
Mr. Little, tho District Attorney, ii to be
congratulated upon bis lenomination. It
was so perfectly clear that he had been a
faithful officer, that bis Dame was placed
upon the ticket by common consent.
The editors of tbe Jleinillininnhre conspic
uously present in Convention, and give,
for them, a pretty fair report ot the pro
ceedings. Sitting under tbe handsome Han.
rock pictures seems to have improved their
tPinier
An the republicans tlo not yet seem to have
n clear Wca who Is their candidate for Vice
President, wo ag.itti Inform them that Ills
Chester A. Arthur, late colliclor of cusloim
at llio port of New York. And In giving
them that Information wo furnish them nti
with the follcwlng testimonial ot character.
They should cut It nut anil paste It In their
hats. It is from Sherman' loiter to Presi
dent Haj us, January 2S 187t).
"Hut It U to te licld that, to procure the
removal of Mr. Arthur, it Is euliicieut to
rcaonab1y establish that gross abuses of
administration have continued and increas
ed timing the incumbency J that many per
sons have been regularly paid on his rolls
who rendered little or no service j that the
oxpenses of liisollico havo Increase?, while
collections have been dlminUhing ; that
gratuities in the n .Hiiro of bribes,
have been received by his subordinates lu
tho Custom House; llio eiforts to correct these
nbuscs have not met bis support, anil that
he has not given to the duties ofthoollico
tho requisite) diligence und attention, then it
is submitted that the caso Is made out. Till
form of proof the department is prepared to
submit.
The Honorable William 1). Kelly, who is
turning summersaults on the tarllf tightrope
to distract attention from the free trade re
cord of Mr. James A, Garfield, has done
business with this same Mr. Garfield before
to-day. They were together when Oakes
Ames was dividing tho plunder of the gov
ernment by the Union Pacific railroad. The
committee, a majority of whom were re
publicans, in their report to congress
find the cases of Judge Kelley.of Pcnnylva-
nla, and of Mr. Garfield very slmillar iji the
evidencc.and thecommltteo In their findiii,
detail tho transactions of Mr. Kelley and
then attach it with a "ditto'' to Mr. Oar
field. Tbo committee say :
"They can find fiom the evidence that in
(ho early part of tho second session of the
Fortlctti Congress, and probably in Decem
ber, 1807, Mr. Ames ngreed with Mr. Kflley
to sell him ten shares of Credit Mobilier
stock at par and Interest from July 1, 1E07
Mr. Kelley was not then prepared to pay for
hisstock, and Mr. Ames agreed to carry his
slock until ho could pay for It. On the third
day of January, 1SCS, there was a dividend
of 80 per cent, on Credit Mobilier stock in
Union Pacificbouds. Mr. Amcsrcceivedjtho
bonds as the stock stood In his name and
sold them for 70 per cent, of their face. In
Juno, 1808, there was u cash dividend of
CO per cent, which Mr. Ames also receive.
The proceeds of the bonds sold and the cash
dividend received by Mr. Ames amounied
to $1,376. Theparvalua of the stock and
Interest thereon from tbo previous July
amounted to $1,047, so that alter payiug lor
the stock there was a balance of dividend
due Mr. Kelley of $321). On the twenty
third day of Juue,loC8, Mr. Ames gave Mr.
Kelley a check for that sum on tbe Sergeant
at-arms of tbe House of Representatives
and Mr. Kelley received tbo money thereon
The committee find that Mr. Kelley under
stood that the money be thus received was a
balance of dividends due him after paying
for the stock. The facts in regjrd
to Mr. Garfield as found by the committee
are identical with llho caso of Mr. Kelley
to tho point of the reception of the check for
$329. He agreed with Mr. Ames to take ten
shares of the Credit Mobilier stock but did
not pay for tbe same. Mr. Ames received
the 80 per cent, dividend in bonds, sold
them for 00 per cent, and also received the
CO per cent, cash dividend, which altogcthc
with the price of the stock and interest left
a balance of $329. This sum was paid over
to Mr Garfield by a check on the Sergeant
at-arms. Mr. Ames received all the sut.se
quent dividends and tbe committee do uot
find since tbo payment of the $329 there has
been any communication between Mr. Ames
and Mr. Garfield on the subject until tbe
investigation began."
Tbo committee in their long report ex
plained how tus Credit Mobilier was but
little better than the outright conveion
of tbe property given by tho government
to tho Union Pacific road into privato
purses.
How Aliens liecome Voters.
Every supporter of Hancock and English
who requires naturalization papers to enable
him to vote, should attend to the matter at
once; and all friends should see that no vote
Is lost by negligence. Hereunder is an
abstract of the law, and somo suggestions on
the subject.
An alien Is required to reside in the Uni
ted Stales five years, two years of which
time must be after filing a declaration of
Intention ; but when an alien has been
resident tbrco years before reaching the age
of twenty -one, ho need not file a declaration.
Residence must be proved to tho satisfaction
of the court, by competent witnesses. On
year's residence in the State is required, but
it need not be tbo year last past. Soldtcre
are entitled to full papers after ono year's
residence. Minor child. en become citizens
by naturalization of the father or widowed
mother. If an alien files a declaration, but
dies before naturalization, bio widow and cb.il
drcn become entitled to all rights of cill
zens upon taking the oath required by law.
A child born in a foreign land is a citizen if
the fatber be a citizen.
Certificates of naturalization can only be
obtained in open court ; and all requiring
tbem should bo in attendance at September
term.
Declaration of intention can be filed at
any time in tbo Prothonotary's ofllce and
thoso who have neglected It, should now file
them.
Tuote who filed declaration Inothrr coun
ties or States, can get full papers here by
showing first papers; aud if these are uot in
hand, copies can bo obtained by mall from
any part of tbe Union.
Colonel Forney
as u Democratic Itetruilio;
Officer.
There are three classes of men that are
dally joining the Hancock column, North and
South, excluslvo of the Union veterans.
These are tbe republicans of the Charles
Sumner school, the republicans and demo
crats of tbe Douglas school who voted fur
Abraham Llncolu, and the republicans who
have grown tired of the rings of tbe North
andjtbc carpet-baggers of tbeSouth. I receive
letters every day from men of ono or tbo
other of these classes. On Saturday, July
24, 1880, I received several. One Is from
Daniel R. Goodloe. a republican of the old
school, a Southern Abolitionist for thirty
years, a personal friend of Abraham Lin
coln and one oflthe ablest republican writers
luring tbe war, He was an Emancipation
Commisiioner under Lincoln, and tias Held
manyoilicesortrust aud honor. I was associa
ted with himln journalism at the time when
to be a republican editor was uot to be called
on cons autly t tdvocato doubtful measures
and to whiten odious and inferior politicians
I'hllo A, Orton, the Wisconsin Democrat
who has come out for Garfield, eiplatns that
his strong reason for doing so la tbat Gar
field is a Froe Trader.
Yet here in Columbia county thero are men
who are going for this awe Congressman
Garfield W") i i tariff mat).
Tablo of Voto: at Delegate Election, Saturday August 7th, 1830.
voto Instruct.?"" X5(o fiisT - Voto InMruuifrins
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?Vsn, lie wltt, seeotd choice, -.9; nuihorl7lnif a Cometitlon voto to each on second choice.
TANNER'S ArrKHTB.
coMPi.irrto.v oftiit. fokty hays fast.
fir. Tanner completed his forty days fast
at noon last B.ilurday. At 7 o'clock In tho
morning ho had a fit of vomiting. Ho got
up and dressed, but at7:-10 he was very much
exhausted aud laid In his cot for three hours
A visit from his brother-lii law seemed to
make him nervous and ho complained of
"(.-oneness" in his stomach, and aftuwards
he walked around the room. At II o'clock
ho was standing at a wiudow look inn down
on the crowd Shortly before 12 o'clock n
large tablo of watermelons, full ts.brcad.etc.
were spread In the hall.
.Iii't lefuro noon his weight w.n ono hun
dred and twenty-ouc and a litlf pound;,
n loss ol thirty six pounds in forty days ;
temperature &t; pulse 112, and respiration
17.
At precisely 12 o'clock the signal brings
wbNtle from n ncinhboiing factory ,tho crowd
of a thousand people Inside tho hall and nil
Immense trowd outside cheered Dr. Tanner
i-nthusiKStically and bo waved bis bandktr
chief in response. At that moment he had
n peach in his hand, but some ono suatched
it away from him. He immediately drank
a glas of milk and called for the Georgia
watermelon. He dug hi hands in tho latter
and ate heartily of it.
1'laclng tbe gin's to his mouth be said :
"Gentlemen, you don't believe that's pood,"
He left the ball In a carriage at 12jl5 and
was driven to the residence of Dr. Gunn,
where he will undergo medical treat
ment.
On leaving the hall the doctor walked un
assisted down stairs with a slice of melon in
bis band. He received an ovation from the
crowd. He joked nnd talked with those
about the vehicle and expressed much grAti
ilcatiou at the hearty reception. Finally the
attendants had to hold him in his seat fear
ing a reaction from over exertion.
Arriving at Dr. Gunn'a house he lay down
in the front parlor and endeavored to sleep.
So far the milk and watermelon had not
disagreed with him. Dr. Gunn himself is
ill through over exertion.
At 3:20 Friday afternoon Dr. Tauner's
pulse was 82; his bodily temperature was 1)9
degrees ; his respiration 13 per minute and
tbe strength of the gripot his right hand
was recorded as 78 kilogrammes, while that
of his left was 72. His weight was 122,
About 3:30 o'clock the faster made a descent
from his gallery. Instead of walking, how
ever, ho bolted straight through the throng
in attendance to tbe autc-room of the hall
on the north side. This was cleared from
visitors. Thedoctor's purpose iu moving from
the gallery was to got fresher air. There was
placed in front of the window a table aud on
top of it was placed a rocking chair. A wood
en bottom chair was set beside the table and
Dr. Tanner, now on the last day of his fast,
mounted the table with its aid and seated
himself on the rocking chair. The window
was opened and he had tho door of the ante
room opened to allow a draft through the
hall. The doorway was filled lth eager
faces. "Send those people away I" shouted
the faster,poundiog the iron end of his cane
on the table underneath him. The door
was shut. Soon afterwards there was some
discontent expressed iu the hall. A report
was brought to Dr. Tanner that one man
was insisting ongettiugbis money back if
be could not see tbe faster. "Don't leUiim
go out," taid Dr. Tanner: let him come in
here nnd sC6 inc." Soon there was a line of
visitor filing through the ante-room. Dr.
Tanner's .position oil the table was taken
for the sake of getting-fresh air, but it served
admirably for the purpose of exhibiting,
Resting on tho seat and leaning against the
back ot the chair by which he had moun
ted to the table was a large piece of paste
board, bearing the following Inscription
'Positively no questions aujiVcred by Dr.
Tanuer or the physiciaui on watch, This
rule will be strictly enforced."
Dr. Tanuer was very happy In the even
ing. He walked several times around the
room, talking and chatting to everyone and
felt better, it was generally agreed, than he
had several days before, lie returned from
an evening drive at 7:30 o'clock and was
mot by a throng at the stairs. For their
beuttlt be walked three times around the
hall and smiled and bowed. He carried an
ebony stick. He had two slight stomach dis
turbances in the evening but got to sleop
readily and at midnight was retting peace
fully. A NEW
Almost Given Away, an Sieht-nasce Pa
per for less than cost of paper ink
and postage.
THE
HANCOCK
FIRST. LAST AND ALL THE TIME.
A-ISTD WILL BE SEZLSTT,
Ppstngo paid from now until January 1, 1881,
Weekly - -
Semi-Weekly
Daily (ineliKliii
Or until after tbo Inauguration for double the ubovo prices.
Democrats' send for it and read what is being done all over tho
country bv Democrats to insure a
your Kepublican neighbors and convert them to Democracy.
.PEJjP ON THE GOOD CAUSE 1
Address THE WORtP, 85 Park How, New York.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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ThcAmcrican Shoe Tip Co.
WAHUAMT TUEin
A. S. T. Co.
Black I ip
That Is now to extensively worn ou
CHILDREN'S SHOES
TO WEAR A3 LONG A3 THE METAL,
Which una Introduced by thein, and by which
the above amount has been save! to parents an
nually, Thla llluctt Tip will Htivc attll
more as besides being Horn on thn coarser
grades It Is worn on fine and com! If shoes
where the Metal Tip ou account ol Its tooki
would not be used.
They all have our Trade Mark A H T. Co.
stamped on front of Tin.
l'arents should ASK FOE SHOES with this
BEAUTIFUL BLACK TIP
on them when pun baaing for their children.
a'Jff. 13, 'fO-Uw
A
DM1NISTKATOK3 NOTICE.
ESTATE OFK1HIU HOB BINS, DECEASED.
T-etfers of Administration on the estate of Kllha
KOuuins, late or jckoii towcMiin. Columbia co
renn'a.. deeBed. Imvo been eranted by the Heirls-
tcrofsald co. to tho undersigned Administrators,
All nercons havlnir claims acalnst the estao of tho
decodeut ate req.usted to present them forsettlo
menr, and 1 hose Indebted to tbo estate to inaXe pay
ment to tho undersigned Administrators without
delay.
KXKKlRt. FHITZ.
W. V. KOI1IUNM,
Administrators,
Aug. 13, "so-ow" Wall r'a l o., Columbia co.
SHERIFFS SALE,
Py virtue of sundry xirlts Issued out ot the
Court ot Common Plras ot Columbia county and
to me dlrectod, will bo exposed to public sale at the
Com t Houso In Uloom-ibur-r, at 9 p. in. on
MONDAY, SKPTEMBER Oth, 18S0,
Tho followlnt- described property sltuato lu the
town of lltoomsbir'-, Columbia county, Tennsylxa
nla, bounded on the south by Sixth street, cast by
land of Mmou Qulnn, nort by an alley, west by lot
otJ, Echuj ler, being forty-fire feet front aud one
hundred and lirty feet In depth more or lcss,on which
are erected nbmall ono story frame dwelling houo.
There is also a line selection ct fruit treos on the
premises.
Helzcd, taken in execution at the suit of Cortoz n
itobUns, administrator ot D, XX'. liobblns, deceased,
against Frederick xx'elmar and to bo sold as the
property of Frederick XX'eltnar.
lliKKLEX. Att'y. AL Fl. Fa,
ALSO,
All that certain tractor land situated In Benton
township, Columbia county, Pennsylvania, bounded
and described as follows to-xvlts On tho (outh by
lands of Lloyd Appleinan, oa the east by laud of Pe
ter Appleman's estate, on the north by lands of
Robert Colley, and on tho xvest by lauds of Peter
Laubach, 'containing nine acres rnoro or less, on
which la erected a small plank dix elllng house.
Seized, taken In execution at tho suit of J. J. Mc
Henry against John E, Applcman and to be eoM as
tuo propel ly of JohnE. Applcumu.
Lm-Liis, Attorneys. Fl Fa.
ALSO,
All that certain tct of land situated In Benton
township, Columbia county, I'ennsj Ivanta, bounded
'xnd described as follows, to xv It: On the south by
lauds ot Hiram Hers, cast by lundsot llenton Mutual
Mavlng Fund Association and John Alexander, on
tho xvest by lands c( Thomas Bender, and on the
noi tu by lands ct llenton Sax Ing Fund Association
containing sixty-tlx e seres ot Una more or less, on
which aro erected a large two-atory frame dwelling
house, a largo bank bam, xvagon shed aud other
out.bulldlugs.
Prized, taken In execution ut the suit of A.r.
oung, administrator of Mercy Ann Hoberts, de
ceascil, against John Kantz.JoDas ltantz and Abraui
llartman, aud to be sold as the pioperty of John nnd
Jonas Iiautz.
IkELEK, Att'y. Fl. Fa,
AIO,
All that certain pleccor parcel of land sltuato la
Benton toxvushlp, Columbia county, Pcnusylxanlo,
bounded ai.d described as follows, to-xvlt: Begin
ning at s?whlto o-y, thence by lands of Charles Ash
norm cigm anu a nou argrees ca.t cigniy-eight anu
four-tenllia perches to a stone, thenco north forty
and ii Lalf degrees cast twenty and eight-tenths
perches in a maple and stone.thcnco by land of Thos.
Bellas north one and a half degrees xvest mtccu and
six-tenths perches to a stone, thenoe by land of
William Applernan noith flit) -two ondanltde
grees west twenty-seven aud thieo tenths perches
to a stono In tho public road, thence by other lands
fonhcilyot John ltantz south ntiy-slx and threo
miarter degrcca xvest lllty-four and thrco-tcnths
perches to a stone In talil road thence uorlh twen.
ty-olght and a half dcgrecus xvest twenty-four
peiches to a chestnut south seventy and tliree-uuar.
terdegiees we'st sixty-one andtwo-Uuths pcrUies
to a stone south thirty- nine and throo-quartcr de
grees, cast twenty-six perches to a stone en the
east side of the above load, thence along sold road
soulli fprty-ttt o and a half degrees west thirty-tour
perchep tq a ctono ou tho xvest sldo of eald road
thence by laud of Matthias Kline south slxty-mo
and a half degrees east one hundred anil thirty
perches to the place of beginning, containing slxt)-
scven acres more or less, on which are erected a
two-story frame dwelling, largo bank barn, xvagon
shed and oal-bulldlogs.
Seized, taken In execution at the suit ot John K
Youog in port assigned to Alfred ltantz against
John ltantz and to bo sold as the property ot John
ltantz.
liucxii.xws, Att'y. Vend. Kx,
Terms cosh on day ot sale.
II. II, ENT,
uept. 13, 'su-to Sheriff,
OFFER
WORLD
AND ENGLISH
lor 25 Cents.
- lor 50 Cents,
Sunday) lor $2.50
glorious victory this fall. Send it to
ritRAVKIWH JUR01W FOnSHtTKMIIHIl
,JL TKUM, KSO.
lnUoin John Hclly. IS. .7. Townscnd. John frv. Htc-
pnon Knorr, J. c. lirown.
ieovcr w m n-iv i
I cntoii Keklel Colo, lunlol Hess,
liernli k-H. n. iiowman.;
catAwltna-ti, ,. Hecuur, Thos. Harder.
Center T. . bi rouse.
i i-niraiia -rnoinns ncroRhlty, Wm. ivirfor.
Frniikltn-lienliiinin Mlicnts. Washington I'orr.
iirn-nwootl-licnl. Iinlton.
llemlock-u , llnrimaa .MatuUa lllrton. A. J. Em-
mo'.t.
ilacvson 11. s.ivnf-rt.
nVi'""" Sherrington,
.Vaillwn-AlUiuilrton. Jclm Metier, Peter Wolf,
.. ut.LU Uillllllt
nntonr-Jolnti (lljjer, AHrod Arnwlno.
Mt. Pleasant- Ilonrj II, Hands,
(rnso-A. K. Patterson.
Plnn-,l,icol Christian.
scott-U. It. Kressler.
SECOND MIK,
-Aiumttn drove, Jualah llalsfon.ll. ll.Ort.
lilooin-
Iieaier-Mienacl lllllonhouio, Isaac Kllngcii
licmlck-Wiu. imiik'Iics.
Cl man.
.Mliier ' Ml"l'r' I'rC'1' mScnt"ut:l1' ',D0, W
Cen'trallaldeorgo McElhi ner.
Hon j nKlmm Kilwnrd Dempser.
nsiiniKcreok-w iQ. i.omr. J. M. liew tt. Samurl
r.iiiiui,uiiu. r. nuicuiitoD. jcmro nonry, j
Urensv.
r
(Irecnwood Allnm Colo,
llrinlock KIIJ. oiil.
JaoVson-,1. V. licrr, W. L. Mnnnlnff,
I.ocust-Knincli llhodos.
"in i. -m. nusi, II. (1. John.
Million John Vc.Ntnoli.
Mllllln-Jocou Loiitfoiiuorgcr, A. V. Itcaa, Inl4
ran?o-I v. sitner.
I'lne-J J, Chrlstlin.
nuai ill
SCO! I.
Infrcreck duo. Cralc
-.lohu Hna2p, mud Whttmtre, J. 1'. Kressler,
rloar-J. w biaz, Ualvln Kitchen.
husarloar-j,
'pitfAI, LIST.
JL KOK SIMTF.Mlinit TEIIM HSO.
R K llORin vh 11 1, chapin a Im r.
1 roilcrlck llosli r'M -n v nti w it n nn.
O II llruckwny va Hobnrt (lorroll,
m M'hoohkTly vs Ulzabeth XV Houder.
1 nomas c.'rcvellnir. ir v Mooin crculms andwlfn.
xxniftcai.aumiinirnaituerrf McKelxy healxs
tho Pcnn'a fnn.il Compiny.
i Id T KOn Vft Thninn f :,rnrrli
i-ui r nurke vsucmrBii.i noroiuli.
Joshtii yavairo's niim'rHHjm,id Applemaa.
II ET llrozli ton vs 11 F ciardi.cr.
XX m xinstor'a admv b .1 v cinnin.
l'at V llurko vsCcnlrBll.i lloron
Ratharlno litillervs lieuhen Koucn.
John A Jackson et nl vs Kit Mot el.
N 1) idnard vs Ko-diiinnd (inul ct ux.
O 1) I. Kostcnbauler vs Joseph II Kulttle.
v. i. i.iu,-hnny vs .iiariin orurn.
Fmannrl Slm-'ss x-s Martin Johnson.
Tctor swank's tiso vs Charles ivtf nnan's admr.
l'elcr s Mower vs Uatalssa toniBlp.
(loo K ninrll In Irnstvs Ccntraila School IH-tr.it.
Hcnrv Minor van i:nih.
11 Ets iidin'r use vs Thomis stackhouso ex1' .
tiyruall iJirHh'a udm rvaj F Chopin.
licnrv lihnnds vs Dmlol horertet lorn tenant.
AtJlJihllosa vs X"m r Hobbinsond Daniel Yuuiil-.
Iram Dorr vs Howmin (I Kno
J amos M IlUou et ux vs M O XX'wdwaid.
John Hubbard it nl trastrra WCttc No 4JIKI'of
Mlllwatcr xs (liurgo ivmicIihIoii ct al.
XX in pinion trusUcvs John XV Ileum in.
xx uilarn Mathers vs J K Miarplcss et al.
Jacob x oncor xs XX' I. Kj orly.
l'nabe XXolfctnl vs Jlory.X XX'oodsct tl.
.las XX' llibbs o'r xs.l.imos i' llecdrr et in.
.1 l'fitil rry vs falteiaon K UI wards.
K 1( lkolorsusc vs llarbara oipor ot al.
Patrick l'liurku uso ot o II Crockway vs ConynjUam
and Conirnlla Poor Idstilc.
Henry I'lilmer uso vs (lotlclb llartman,
TEACHERS & students1
L,nwlll.llVl'slOO,or200i)trmoDtli
during VACATION. For lull pnrtlcuUrs. .(t.trea,
J. J. Mrt.'llnnV .V Oil.. lMilllf hiliU, 1'n.
CHEAP HOMES!
IN A MILT) CLTMATE. . In North Carolina
41nn,l TriirMilnr. lr;Tlt,i- .nil 1I Innrnl T.nml
can be bouiint.VllHY ClllCAl'. Tbe climate !
nill,l, eni
ol the hi
Union Is
nnble, healthful. Tbe Soil Is (rood andcebnbie
ible, nealtniul. 1 ue Hon is coou and cennble
aenderelopment. Evcrythlnir irrown In the
gbestaerelopment. livcrythlnirjrrown In the
crown til Its 1 mills. l'ortilal!onlaw..ihtlnt.
multlpiytntr and prnsperons. Kiuilcss water powers,
Correspondence Invited, liitorrnstlon promptly given.
Apply lu the Department of Agriculture, Kalclgb'.U
aug. 16, 'oO-lin a
una nonpiiauie. i.vs.n it it ii & Aianaincturei
rpo
Ax'c s
CARl'ICNTKltS A IIOUSEBUILDKHS
Shall FOOn bo readv tn rtontrnof. f.-r thr-nrootlnn
of a number of houses, breakers aud other buildings
at pur now colliery In Black Creek. Parties wishing
luvivivit: uin n,i;iy iu
COXEBKOS. CO.,
. Urlfton, Jeddo 1". O., Luz. Co., l'a.
Aug. 13, 'SO-tf
Farm for Sale !
siv'fvU.Si1ir,!''l'!f ari Bt Private- salt) a PA KM OF
........... iv ,t cp, nu r i,..,ii, iiuucm;, ourn
and other out-bulldlngs thercoa, situate In Hshlng.
creek towr ship In good state or cultivation. 1-ocnted
near Asbtiry. can lw purchased ou reasonable, terms.
a nno Orchard on Hie pronert , and a nexer-falllng
Sptlngof Water near tho home. Kcrpaiilcularsad-
,,1111 . PllLAP.
aug, 13, su-Sm" Forks, Columbia county, ra.
TIIE BONANZA TOlt nOOK AOENTS
Is selling our two splendidly Illustrated books, Ux es
HANCOCK a GARFIELD
tho first xvrltten by his iife-lonu tilcnd. Hon.J. XX'
HiltMtl, nn author or nation il fame, and an ardent
uuimiiTui mu -hupern soiater;" 1110 second xvrltten
r.yhls;muiradc-ln-iiruis and personal niend lien.
J.xs. s. BUISIIIN, an author of wide celebrity. Both
crucial, low-priced, Immensely popular, nnd selling
uijuuu jtivcuriii, AKtiiUl 1,L'JIL.U, HU'rin OV
selling both, eiutilts coc. each. Act (JUICK and
Coin money. HUUBAHli UlltH.. 723 Chestnut street,
I'hlladelphia, r aug. 13-4W
AGENTS WANTEDiuJ80o?ourmrr
sldcut and Vlco President,
GEN. HANCOCK
HON.W. H. ENGLISH.
Thousands tuo waiting for tho book. It contains
steel porl raits of tho candidates and other full-page
cograWngs. Extra lndurmcnls orerf d thoso wlrci
lng territory now.DtiLtlLAB Bltos., 65w 5th stree t
Cincinnati, O. r aug. u-iw
t alius ami sT(.iti:ni:i:ri:its-Youcanget
Ij ClloicK noons cheap by timing onn I'oital
for our Price List, xihlch enables you tooiumutiv
mail tho best xvay, and see tho many kinds of mer
chandNo wo keep for sale at uslunMilngly laxv pri
ces.. XVesend sainiiles tt Hambiirgs, Ibices, lhb
bens, Fringes, ic, 11 ruiiuesu d. XX o sell x hoiesale
and KetiUI for cash down. A new combination sis
tern enables us to quote xery closo pilnw. XX'e have
tl,f2undI3 packages of notions which cannot.be
ouaht tor twiot) tho money clsen hei e, nil wanted
In every family. Sloney rt'titrnedlf not satisfactory.
IIOL'OUTON X UUTTON, 55 'Ircmont St., Boston,
Jlass. r au'. 13, mi-m
BEEOIIB PIXINO ON A
BOARDING SCHOOL
J-or vour son or daupliter, please hdcliYbs, for clrcu-
iur, viiua, jiaklun, u. u., r
'KNNIMIION, NKW JEB-
$777
A YEAH ahu expenses to agents,
outui Fret". Addreca 1'. O. VICKEitY,
Augusta, iioine. r aug. 13 4v
Till.' BONANZA FOB BOOK AOK.N1H
Is selling our U o spleuCICiy llluslratcd books, lives
HANCOCK GARFIELD
the Hist written by his lire-lonir friend. Hon. J. W
KOHNKY. an auihor or natlciial rump, and an ar
dent adimierd the "superb BolUter;" tlie becond
written by hla eomrade-ln.nrn.s. nnd niTsnnfit
friend. Gen. J.s. h. HitiMUN, an auihor of w ide ce-
hjiuuj. jiuui iniiciai, low-pnceu, immensely popu
lar, and selling lte)oml 1'reeedent. Aireuw DoOliLK
I'ltUKiTK by belling both. OiUtlts uc. each. Act
Risley's Witch Hazel.
cures lleedacho Bnrrs, Bpralns, Cuts, XX'ouuds,
Jthev malum. Toothache. Earache. (Let., pen. ur.
ranted equal in quality to any math, at halt the
(1 u. llulllea s;." r. l'lut lloltlc. 50 c.
And Eosegrant's Chloride ef Lime.
For l'urlfj tag, Bleaching and Disinfecting Stands
preeminently the best.
Alxvaya put up In diamond blue label boxes
M lu. lluxi-, j lb. boea, 1 lb. Luxes.
All First Class Druggist Keep It,
Havo your druggist order, It ho has neither In
siue'K, ircut
C1IAI1IES Y. HISI.KX".
Wholesale Druggist, cu Cortland St., Nexv York City,
UUg, 19, OU-3UI 1IIU
Farmers ! Lool To Your Interest
And buy lour Knillzera of eiood Brands. I spu
Baugh and bona' goods ouly Just rccclxcd four full
cars
Ground Done, i37 per ton
Atntnoplatetl Dissolved Itono, f 12 per ton
l'bospbates, 121 uud i20 per ton
Guano, HO per ton
l'laster, $7 per ton
Salt, per ton
Bait in Darrein, $2.80 aud 1.C5 per bbl. In
new (train bags' $1,40 and US cents.
Bern d (or samples and full price Hit,
II, '. AUK,,
aug. IS, tMw' ESPY, PA
JJOTICK.
21 utual Saving Fund Association win bo held at the
a meeting ti too stoekuoiaera or tno itioomsburg
ofllco of J. J
iirower upon the troth day of aiilmim
l-sa at ly, o'cloek
u clot k n
Into consideration the condition of, und devising
ui.. tor me purpose or taking
the condition or. and dr,vt.!ni'
means It possible, by which tho ussot latum maybe
equitably closed out at this time.
tiy urue r ui tuo rreuaent,
PAUL E. WIHT,
aug. , "bfl-Sw hecrttory,
IE
TICE OK DISSOLUTION.
Notice la hereby irlven Uiat the r.artnf rshln ltlv
existing between IT. K. tiuupless and Daniel Lea
cork, of Bloomsburg, Pa., was dlisolied ou the Sill,
dayot July. A.D., isio, br mutual oonsenL IhoLu
sine&s will be carried ou bv It. v, Sharplesa. w ho Is
cuilliMlied to settle all debts to and by the intra.
Ii. Y, WIAttf-LKsa.
fcuce-JW tlANIKL UfAitJcK,
Wm. I,oe, Henry triUWMWr ftWSlKkSWIlri VMmtWJmiWZSMV
WYOMING SEMINARY AND COMMERCIAL COLLEG
TUB WYOJIINQ SKMINAHY IS A I-'IRST-CLASS JIOAUDINO SCHOOL FOH LADI1M AN' I) OHNl'LRMHN"
It (iftera In uluilcnts iIih fnlloivlmr Cdiitses of Studv! Common llnulWi. Normal Course. I.llttatliro ami Kuicnco. Olnclcal ('inin.
College I'reiiaratory Course, Course In Sluslc, anJ Cour.e In Art. Suiilcnts not desiring
take any stuillcH which they are prepared to enter, l'rlcei within tho reach of all.
The Commercial College gives Instruction in penmanihip, Commercial Law, l'olltk'il
csiiondence, Teltgrnphy, and llook-kecpiug ua applied to buslncn of all klmk 1'ivo ti
Corrcsp
Fall term opem Septeniher 1st. Commercial students nd'lres l!i:v. L. L, Sl'KAOUIl, .
D., l),,Klngiton, Luzeruo county, 1'n.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PUBLIC SALE
OK WXLUABf.E
REAL ESTATE!
By xlrtuo of an order of tho Orphans' Court oi
Columbia county, llio undersigned Administrators
ef William XX'hlto, deceased, xvlll expose to public
salo ou the premises In Scott low nhlp, on
SATUUDAY, AUGUST 23, 18S0,
at ten o'clock In tho forenoon, Iho follow In; valua
Ho HE XI, ESTATE, to-wll: All that certain pleco or
parcel ot laud sltuato partly In Scott lownMtlp and
partly In Orongo township In said county of Coltim
bl x, designated nnd described In petition and writ of
paititlouns all thoso two lots, pieces, cr parcels of
land bltuato lu Scott township and Oratgc tow nshlp
lusalf county ct Columbia, tho tlrst bounded nnd
described ai follows: Beginning at a btoneluthe
public io.id lu tho lino of ltnd of Sampson Towns
cud, formerly Daniel Jlollck, and running thence by
tuo s, m j aud land of Abraham White, north fottr-
tceh au.1 unc-fourth degrees west two hundred
perches and txvo-tenlhs to a post, thenco by Uud of
the said .xi.rah.im XVhltc, formerly W illiam White
south eighty-two tl 'grccsxvnt ro.cnly-txro jwictioa
to a stone, thenco by lands ot the estate of Peter
lint, deceased, formerly .Matthew JIcDowell, south
one nnd one-halt degrees cast nineteen porches and
scxen-tenths to a pine stump south twenty-three
degrecseastfoitypcich"3to a stone, South ecxvu
aud n halt degress cast CU perches to a stone, south
7i degiees west lour perches and scren-tentbs
perches to a Btono, formerly blackoak, thence in
land cf A. B. XX hllo, formerly ucorgo John south
fourteen anu ono-rourth degrees fifty-six and eight'
tenths peiches to stone, thence by hind ct .Mason
Johnson, foimerly Charles Bachman norm sexenty.
r lne and three-fourth degrees east twclvo perches
anu soven-tcntus to a stone, thenco by lot of Alex
iiuuer e-revenng anu tuo otuer contiguous Iotheie-
utter described north seventy-nine and threo-fouth
degrees east thirty-six pcrchoa and elght-lcnths to
a post, formerly maple, south thirteen degrees, cast
eleven perches and four-tenths to a xvlilio oak stump
by the public road aforesaid, thenco along the sume
north seventy-one degrees east Ihlrty-thrco perches
eo mo piaco ot beginning, containing
EIGHTY-NINE ACKKS AND KIOHT PEltClIES
and allowance of six per cent for roads.
Tho second bounded and described ns follows, to.
wit: Beginning at the said white oak stump by the
public road, thence by the other land north thli leen
degrees west eleven perches and four tenths t,i a
post, formerly maple, south seventy-nine ond three.
fourth degrees west tblrty-tlirce and a halt perches
to a black oak now a stpne, south 14 V degrees east
1J perches and 7-10 to a stone thenco by lot ot Alex
ander crex cling south thirteen and three-tourthtle.
grees east thirteen and one-tenth perches to a stone
In tuo road, ttenco along the samo north sex cut f
slx and three-fourth degrees east, Ihlrty-IIvc pen li
es ana one-half to tho place of beginning, contain
lng TXXM ACHES aud nlEcty-four perches, making a
cot-at ot ui acres and ono bundled and two peiches,
and Ihe allowances, xt lib. the appurtenances. There
arc on tho premises a
L.XUUE DWELLINO HOUSE, A LAIiOE AND GOOD
BANK BAItN,
two wells of water, ono at the house and the other
al the barn, good orchard, fences In good condition
anu i.xna in a good stato ot cultivation.
Possession given April 1st, lssi.
TE11MS OK SALE. ren per cent ot one-fourth of
the puichaso money to be paid at the striking down
of the propei ly, the one-fourth less tho ten per c, nt.
ut tho continuation nbboluto and the remaining
three-fouiths iu ouoycnr thereafter with Intel est
rroin continuation ntst.
J. M. WHITE, , , , , , .
tlEOKOE C'ON'NEH, f Administrators
u. xv. jiii un, Attorney, nug. a, 'se-
PUBLIC SA2.Z3
e,r x'xi.i'AitLi:
' EEAL ESTATE 1
The untlei's'gni'd xyll oifer ut public saloon Iho
premises In Salem township, luteine conmy, l'a.,
on tint Hue ot Iho Delaware, lAckawaunu ,t XX'esteiu
rallruad.nnd Uiu publlo road leading from Berwick
to sniCKsuinuyon
WKDNESDAY, SEI'TKMUEU 15, 18S0,
beginning at ten o'clock In the fort-uoon.the follow
ing described real estate to-wlt: All that certain
MESSUAGE AND TRACT OK LAND
Bltuato In Salem toxvnshlp, Luzerne county, ra., yj
miles south ot Sblckshlnny, bounded ns follows: On
the north by land of Leo Stewart, on tho south by
Jacob (iould, on the cast by the North Branch ot the
Susquehanna lllxer an 1 uuthe west by land of Jo
nas Itabert and C, Smcthcrs, containing
TWO HUNDHED AND TWENTY-NINE ACHES
raoro or less, on xvhlch Is erected a
DOUBIiE UKICK DWELLING HOUSE,
and LA HOE FIIAME BAHN nnd numerous out-
bulldlngs. ISO acts Is cleared and In good farming
condition. Tho bttlanco is thickly coxered xvllh
goou young oak, pine, and ClltJSTNUT TIMDEH,
inero Is a well of good xvuler at tho door and
spuugs on tho farm for xvctcrlng block. The Dela.
ware, Lackawanna i- WcLtern llallroad. nnd I'enn
sj lvaula Canal and Susquehanna IIP, cr un through
luuurui. ineiarm is desirably located for fruit
trueieana unirv rartntn?. hpinrrin ftoo
(I,S, miles) to the mlnluqr towu ot Shlckshlnny aud
vouxenlent either by railroad or water to tho entire
XVjotnlngind Lotkawanaa coal Ileitis, w here good
prices may te oltalned at all times for the products
ot farm or dairy. Teiims:-1W1 on day of sale; jow
uen possession is give n; and tho balance In easy
J early payments xvhlch will bo nude known on day
vx sine,
""fr6-1" DEUOItAlt DOXK,
ADM I N I STR ATORS7"!? ALE
OK VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE!
By xlitue cf on order ot the Orphans' Court ot Co
lumbia county, tho undersigned Administrators ot
Isaac Breach, decease d, wm sell at publlo sale on
Ihe premises In Catawlssa township, Columbia
cotirity, i-cnnsj lvaula, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 31st, I860,
a jaii.1I, described as follow s I Bounded on the
norm oy lands of Moses Ilower, J. Flncher and Mar.
gatct Breach, east by lands of John lllney, J, Flnch
er ouu r. sirauser, south by lacdi ot Samuel Yea.
ger, Jacob Ilower, and old Heading road, west by
,iiu3 oi ueurgo wurray anu lieorge Btrausser, cou.
SIXTY ACRES,
on w Mcli ii erected a
LOIl AND FftAMIS HOUSE AN1) FHAMK BAHN.
A spt Ing of w utt r Is near the house and tt has con
siderable fruit. About one-half lj Improved and Is
situate about four m'lcs from Catawu&aiand two
uiu s in in Maotown.
TlilUIN AND CONDITIONS OF SALE -13 on
striking dowu tLe property cue-fuuith ItsstJSon
conhrmatlouLbl, oue-fourth at continuation abso
lute aud the reiualntng cnt-uallut giving iiosmis.
sloa April 1st, issl.
J08KNI BHKACII. Ad,,a
E. M. TEWKSBUltY, Adlur'a.
aug e, 'do-ts.
ATEK NOTICE.
Notice In hrreliv trlvi.n thnt ln vtitHiion,. rt B
olutlouof the ltourd of Dtrt etora, a gen rulineetlng
of the stockholders of the Bloomaiurg XXaler
company will be held at the onico ef Frank
1. Blllme)er. Secretary, In Blooiusburg, on XX'ednes.
.i-'n-uiurr lotit, iw.av iwu uctoctc tu tne alter
nopn for the rpeelal purpose of taking action on lu.
debteduesu aud Issuing bonds It) secure the aiitue,
ritACtlv I , lllliLM ny IEK,
, , Secretary ot Board.
Bloctasburg, July 14, 'fcMl
DMINISTHATOU'S NOTICE
SSTATB UV UUVHK WATTS, JIKcKiSSU.
fitters of administration nn tl,n r.t r,,,.,-..
XX'atts. Uto of the towtifdilnnf ce ntre. rv,ti.ni.iu A
deceased, havo been LTahU d by the llegutcr of said
county to tbe Ui dertlgned Admlolstrutor. All ir
sons having claims against Ihe Citato are requested
to crc.enlThfln for hettletinent hrwltl.oia tn.i,.,..
to make payment w tllvout delay.
KDXVAIin WAONKK,
juIyK'w' AUmluUtratoV. j
Corner Main ami Market Streets
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
The undersigned lit.vlng been In the
i tho V.'IIOI.IXIMC
call the attention ot tho publlo generally,
their large ttnJ
M consist oi
FsaiBsf, Od2, ChIjbh.s, iBlly, IB;sSi
BROWER'S BLOCK.
DsiibsboI. ton SBSS'iKasscd aeaywherc.
IN IT MAY BE FOUND A LARGE STOCK OE
Sl'ONOES.
CHAMOIS,
I'ltHFUMEItY,
FANCY .XIITICLES,
TOOT II
LAM
11AIH BHl'HHES,
ami in fact cs'cry thing Unit slioultl be kept in a coinplelo ami well
regulated .Drug Store.
They are the sole lanllf!leture8)t, the Celebrated
OIL OF GLADNESS.
ALSO THE MANUAFCTUItEHS AND SOLE PHOl'llIETOltS OF
Oft;. W. VI. BICCLEY'3 Gelebetedad
INVALUABLE PllEPAllATIONS.
COIlOUN) A11OMATI0 AVINE OF GJ5NTIAxr
AND IliON, IMPROVED CIIEAM CAM JJ1I0J,
AVORM KILLING AGENT, HOSE PECTOUAL
The Best Remedies Made.
Highly Recommended by Physicians.
MOYIB BMOfHEMS,
Bloomsbiirs. Pa.
Oct. U 'lo.-iy
SHERIFFS SAI.E.
By virtue of sundry xirlts Issued out of the Court
ol Common Pleas of Columbia counly, and to mc di
rected, xx 111 bo cxpofcd to public salo at the Court
House In the tonn ot Illoomsburg, at 3 o'eloclc, p. ui,
SATUIIDAY, AUGUST 21, 18F0,
All that certain piece or puree, cr laud sltuato In
Benton toxvnshlp In tho county of Columbia, bound
ed and described as lotions, to-v.lt: cu tho
noith by Thomas t'ePjtrled, on the cast by land ut
Alexander Kramer, on the south by land of XX'llllatu
A. Coleman and J, 11. DUtilr.c; and ou the wcl by a
publlo road, containing ilvo acres more or less,
whereon arocieuted a txvo-stcry frame dtxtlllog
house aud blacksmith shop.
Seized, taken In execution at the suit ot
the Benton Mutual PaxtngFund and Loan Asso
ciation ogalnst Jeremiah Miles, B ujamlu Karnes
and Caleb O'Brien uud tu bo sold as tho properly ot
Jeictulah Stiles.
E. II. Little, AlUmey. Pi, Fl. Fu.
ALSO,
All tbat certain piece or parcel ot land situate in
Beaver township, Columbia county and State of
I'euus) lvaula, bounded and desalbodus follouslo
wit: On the north by land of llennlt Kckrotb, on
the east by land ot David Ervtne,on the south by land
of Henry Jliller, nnl oatho xvest by land formerly
ouned by Samuel FUlier, containing slxty-tlvo acres
mote or less, on which aro erected a two-story and a
half log dwelling house and out-bulldlngs.
belied, taken In execution ut the suit ct Adam
lllllnuall.stXVeHUiftonCaioimd to be sold as tho
property ct Wellington Caso.
I iTTi-Ej, Attomej s. Vend. Ex.
Terms cosh on day of Halo.
U, II. EST,
July 80, so-ts Sheriff.
C'ONSUJU'TION CUHEI)
CRUDE PETROLEUM PILLS.
UtllllCtl UfMbN.lVOltlllt III IIIOIllIlN
1'OWUJTTiK, V. II., Va., A pill, 1858.
Da, 1I.1Ih.ton;
Bear Ifclr Alter haxlner been .Ickiu-r-immnntha
and tried tho best pnyslclans ef the country xvllh
out doing me tho least trood, I irled yourCIIUHK
1'EUIOI.SlIM 1IL18. W Tien i commenced taking
them I coughed almost Incessantly, had httnorr
hage. night sweats, elo. 1 weighed IU lbs. Atler
taking the bills two months the erau-ti u,,ri t,t,-i,,
sweats ceased and had no lieiaorrhage and v, clghol
US pounds.
ours, resptcuiuiy,
FHED. O. DUNN,
Thousands of cases like the above.
1 he bills are also a tMiKlltve rum r, rhnsntrt
chills Astliuia, catarih, aud all Throat aud Lung
Troubles.
Trial boxen SS rents. Tjiron Yirtven vim.v
Sent by mall on receipt of price, with UUocllou;
Addrc&s
, v . .. DR. M. MILTON.
uly , "so-tru xxico Irvlug, N,V, !
r
to lake any ono of tlie Courses ol rilmly niar
(
hconoiny, Comniercial Arithmetic, Uiitlims
lepraph nlllce-, to hniVp, fit.
M., ami all otlicrs ltr.v. 1). COlT.UNl)
July lU-l!w
liltl'Ii business for llir past tleven sears won
timl COUNI'KY DEALIIIW lu parllctilar, lu
varied stock.
COLOGNES,
CttlAHN,
TOILET SOAPS,
BI1US11ES.1
I'M,
tll.OIIGS
PEOPLE'S
D.R UG STORE,
Itlnln Strrrt tiliovc Iron,
BLOO MSBURG- PENN'A.
lll'.XI.DIl IN
Drugs, Medieinctj, ChemiciiU.Fun
ey and Toilet Artielea, Koans
iji'tishea, Bjiongcs, l'er
i'umcry, etc.
Musicians' prescription tnielully ecmiwundtd
and orders answered wllh taic and despatch. 1'aim
crsnnd physicians from the touutry will nnd our
stock ot medicines complete, wuiianttd genuine and
ot the best quality,
JOHN II. KIM'OKT,
Jan. 88, 'bO-ly proprietor.
Dauchy & Co'h. Advt'a.
Annus xxtiiitfd for tinlilis Bible Dlcllcnory and
"'i;Vvvs PICTORIAL BIBLES.
Address, for Circulars, A. J. HOLM AN & CO. 1'hllJ,
)uly so, bti-4w d .
i4STOP ORGANS w$Bcf"e
boxed and shipped only fu. Newl'lanos I1MI0
SI cou ir-iildsummer offer lll'std free.Address DAN
1EL F. BEATTY, XV'Uthlugtou, N. J, d JtllyCU.W
AflEN'ls IflXfi Tfitir rhnlcft nnil ftrll Iho Pfe Of
GARFIELD g llANOOOK
And coin money. Circulars and tctus tree. Outfit M
cikts. E. B. TriEAT. Fub., 157 Broadway, New iora.
i uij, tj, -ou a-ev, a
9 THE NEW FOOD
K MEDICINE J
bittebS
So not confound this Matchless Rencvotor cf
Feeble and exhausted ConsUlutlons w Ith xlolctx
artlcs, cheap decoctions of vile drugs and ruin
lou Intoilconts Innocently labeled p'bltui a" MALI
BITTEHS apiteal to ipular confidence becauso pre
pared Ircrn unfcrmeultd Milt, Hops, and Oulnlne,
and other pit-clous lngredlrnla,accordlng to the pro
ccM.of Llebig, and aro ileherlnthe elements that
restore to peiintnent health the weak, convaleiccni
Consuinpetve, over-worked, Nervous, bleepltss 1)
peptic. Bullous, and i It kle in appetite, thau all oth
er tonus of Malt or Medicine, 'I he geuulno are
Jlalnly signed by the company, Bold eurvwbere.
I A LI BtiVKIlh iTOMI'AHYi ilOirfON.Itl AbA JWiwxl