THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOC I? AY, B LOOMSBU UG, COLUMBIA (BOUNTY, PA.
THE
iiiooiisniiiMi, fiinur, AUirsr is, mo
ruuuo SALES.
gunnel Ichri mlmlntlrtor ol ,Toiili I,otir,
jciwl, wilt 'ell valanbto roil attain nn the
fl mine In lloivor township, tin Sntimtay Au-
rll't 23.
,1, M Willi" ni'l Omirj Conner, ailmlftra
Ir4uf W'illhm Wlilts rlccoi-o l.will nil valua
foiloiftlo on III? rctnUc in Scjlttbwn
,,ip on Sftturuny, August -8.
Jo'Cpli Iltcacli nn l K. M. TcwlisWy, ml
minUtr.itors of Isi.io Ilreich, deceased, will "ell
valuable re al esluloon tlio ptcuil-oiin Cntaiw-sa
lon'lilp on Titcwhy August 31.
Dtbor.ili Dotk will foil valuable real eslnlt
on lie premies In Snlciii township, Lurcrnc
, unly on WVuWtWjr, September lfl, 180.
Tl.o C.ilhollo festival was well I'tUronuetl
a.( week. m
Walk U progressing on tuo new ill J-.. Uliurch
,t Sliltwntcr.
Tho WIHiam"port lhiihj Manner it a gooil
puper, and coiiftanlly improving.
Tho Winona Flro company occupy Stcrner's
tall hr the proent-
Our frlmili nt Central, Coles Creek, anil oili
er r.olnls,wlio cillcil upon us l.vt week in Hen.
ton will plcao accept think" for their favors.
Thero was a very pleasant Sunday school
picnic in tho grove at Slillwntcr last Saturday-
,
Thero win a large attendance and lull volo
at the delfgato election here on Saturday after
nojn. Itlookcd llko a general election.
Owing lo the absence of the editor, last wefli,
several iimtlers lint should have been publish
cil were Inadvertently omilud.
t
The Illoomsburg Comet Hand will hold a
f ertival on Friday and Saturday evenings, Au-gu-t
21st ami 22ml.
Wanti:) Kindling wood wantid at this of
liccon nuabcrlption. The wood shoul 1 lie cut
f, Din 12 to 15 inches in length, any thickness
Market ptico will be laid.
Torncy' f.lfe of General Hancock is selling
rapUly. Thomas (lorrey, njml for this coun
ty, Iim sold one hundred copies without going
oil of town.
Our readers have only lo try tlm A. S. T.
Co.'s Illack Tip, advertned in another column,
to be convinced that it is what is lietiliil on
children's shoes. 1'enily and economy cum
lined. Lost. A letter containing a $2100 order or
check was lo't In the Opera Houre on Tuesday
a-.t. The linder will ple.i'0 relum to this of
fice anil oblige tho owner, as it will be of no
value tunny or.o else.
Water was pumped in the main pipes on Sat
unhy tifiernooti. Mrs. 11". llirknibmo ttiriiul
ou llie stream and st.irtul the pumps. Kvtry
tiling worked nicely. The pics nro being test'
ed this week-
Tho barn on iho premise ot Martin Krnrt,
in Ijocust towiuhip, was destroyed by firo on
Monday afternoon about two o'clock. Tho loss
of Iho barn and cnnlenls il about S:!00. We
have not loamed whether Ihcre was any insur
ance. It is supposed that the (ire was started
by some children.
A 0 irfield and Arthur club wis org mined by
tho rmlbllcons last Saturday nlgli', in the
rooms at the City Hotel. A speech or two was
mule, hut the annl una was inaudible Afcr
nutting down the names of all the men ami
boys who were present, and the names of a
gwd many more who ibe managers thought
ought to havo been thero, tlio lit cuntnintil
something ovjr a hundred names. The Hancock
l 'ub numbers over three hundred, and is still
i ft" .
A number of persons vottdnt the delegate
election last Saturday, who never voted the
Democratic ticket, and do not intend lo do so
this fall. Some ol ihem joined tho Garliebl
dub lhat Kime evenir j. Such action is neithtr
honest nor smart. It is just as wrong in the
person who rolicits tho vole, as in him who
vojes. We do not know in whoso intinst
these voles were cn, but all gcod Democrats
will agree that Iho candidate who secures I le
gates by such means ought not tobenominsled
l'Vt'innlHly, this irregularity made no ilill-r
encc in Ihc ueneral resnll, but the thing should
he closely walcffed hertafter.
The Hancock and Hnglidi lub nut in Cjd
inan'a ball nn AVndncsdav evening, lltli inst.
I). Lowenberg, chaiinian of l-imlpineiit com
mittee reported lhat the Caps and capes had ar
rived and lhat tho remainder of equipments
will bohere in a few days.
The President called attention lo the deco
rnlion of tho hall and instructed the chairman
ol the decoration committee to pee lhat tho hall
ba decorated without dolav. On motion, to
additional names were n pointed on thodecora
Hon committee.
Aflerromo discussion concerning ibe nec
essary expiries of iho campaign, the President
introduced C, 1!. Ilrockway, who aililro-wcil the
club in an incournainz manner. President
Preeze fnllowi d in un addrss which pla lily
alinwiMt ilm lieiies of Ihe ennrnian nn l Oar
field 'r record as a free trader. Ttie club tin
odjourntd to rccet Auguft 18, at 8 p. in.
COUNCIL ritOCEEDINUS.
wkiini:siay aco. 4th.
Council met at 7J o'clock in regu'nr meeting
tt, President. CI. A. Herring, Meirs,
Kabb, Thomas, Evans, Ilawerl, Slinrd(68
Minutos of last miuliug riad and approved
Application was made by Winoni Fire Co. re
nuostinir Council to furnbh itwilh such por
U0113 of the hose purchased by Town Council
m they thought proper On motion a permit
was aranled the Evangelicol congregation I'1
build a brick church on Fourth St., between
Iron and Catharino Sts. On motion It was
ordered that crossinesbe rut down on line witli
pavement from the Town Hill thelowir end of
Scottown on the North Bide of buonu i. ji
one crossing across said Second Si, at or near
tha tirnnnrtv n f O. V. Correll. On motion A
Rlmttx nrna nnnn inied lo the Police in care of
Port Noble district. A petition was received
from I). 11. Cotlman ntoylng for his appoint
ment of Policeman en tho police force, On
motion the petition wan rcceivtd aud ordered
filed. On motion Newlon Uoone, Joseph Oar
rlson and It. Harr U were nominated Collecto
for the prisent ytar. Newton lloono having
received a majority of all the voles was ncei
oil .lulu t,l..i..l n ,.,iin tlm rjonimittee
Center St.. were rcnlinucd. On motion the
President appointed Mewrs. Sharp ess and
ThomaB a commlllfo lo confer will' tie Coun
ty Commissioners to atcertain upon wl at
terms Iho town could purchase ll.e old jail
property. On mtion O, A. Herring was di
rected to purchase a licee carriage.
Onmollon the following lilli wero read and
approved,
Keturnof work and labor by E, II. Hid le
mon St. Commlislone for July 'SO $81 60
Work of Illoomkburg Oaa Company
for July '80. , 72 00
Ellas Mendeidull, Lumber furulahod 0 50
M. O, Woodward Polico service for
July '80. S3
Daniel Iiiycork, Police service 1 00
W . Shutl, police service July dlh, '80 1 00
It. Harris for lending llurdict & Allen
show 1 00
It. Harris for arresting U. Herring 60
W. Hhutt polico duty July 20 1 00
Jno.Qrolinc. aalary for July '80 16 00
Total, SlOl 83
On molicD, the Secretary was oideicd to
draw orders for the several nuiouuH. On mo
tluu tdjourni'd.
JnO, laoTr, Sec
Fox, Jesse Riltenhouse,
(libbons. J. S.
H,Sl.ick-
DEMOCItATIO COtlSTV CONVENTION.
The Ucmocracy of Columbia county met in
convention at Ibe Opera House, In l)l(,.burg
rn ruesdsy August lOih at 11,10 o'clock a. m ,
for the purpose of tmltim In ii,,,l,,,il
candldaie f.ir Congress, one candldtte for Slate
irnator, two candnliks fur Asieuibly nnjl one
for Di.trlct Atlotncy, putsimnl to tho roll ol
ie county cumuiiltiT. l).lvld l.owenbctg,
iiiirman oi uic counly tommitlte. cal cd lli
omvenlion to order. William l'.van., of llrinr
creek, nonitinted C. It. Uucknlew for President
ami he was unanlinuulv i-Vri.il. n. n w
.Vmnicinmu, of Orange, and Themis Oingles
ifMndi.on, were elected seerelnrl
lllllbiejcr, l(p, leading clerk, Tho llrt of
leltgales was called and the follow! nif lirrsniiH
answiredi
Beaver James T
Wm. llauck.
llenlon W. H. Cole, (1. M.
Kline.
Ilernlck Hur. Hudson Owen, W
house.
Ulooin Eatt-Ueorge I.ockard, Eli Jones, Hon.
C. 11, liuckalew.
llloom WeM-Stephen Knorr.C- A. Kleiiu.
Uriarcreek William Evan, Clms. Heed.
Catawlssa W. T. Crcisy. C. I). Hamlin. W.
II. Kobblns.
Ccntrnlla I! ,r, Patrick Mcllrcarly, Charles
Mulhcrn.
Cenlre-J. W. Miller, II. Whltmire.
Cnnyngham N Andrew ltooney, Clnrles Hag-
city.
Conynghnni S. Michael Eagan, Patrick Mc
Donald.
ihlngcreek John Wit.ncr, Snmuel
man. J. F. Hutch Iron. Ell Pealcr.
Franklin J. T. Heeder. P. J. Camnboll.
reeiiwood U. P. Mcllcnry, Daniel Welliver.
ileinlnck -.Inlin KUUr, .1. A Harris.
Jackson l.A-kitl Cole. Matlhew Mcllenrv.
icctist Daniel Morris, lloljiulus Ilerbine, J.
lieaver, John Hillig.
Madison T. II. Olnglcs, John M. Smith, C.
Kramer,
Main Diold Fedcrnlf, Day id Shuman.
Mililin Stephen Wolf, Henry Heller, Jacob
N. Pifer.
Montour Samuel Oigger, Isilnh Oigger.
Hi. Pleasant Amos Wnnlch, Miles Ikelrr.
Orange I. K. Dihline, (.'. W. Atnmcrman.
J. T. Fowler, C. L. Sflnes.
THE VOI.TAIO 1IKI.T CO., MAIISIIAU,. MICH.
Will send thMr celehr l.d Eleclro-Voltaic
l.ells lolhealilicleduiioti ItOdsv. trial. Si rn-dv
cure- miiraiiHcil. Tho mom whit il . snv.
Write In Ihem without d
Englishmen formerly supposed that Ann rl,
can running horse' w,re very i ifcrtor In 'lielr-.
hul durlngtho ht iwii yer Parol', W lien-
stein and other fit n osihel wero leu freun
y.' Nov. 21 ly this country to Eng u'
J.M. Freck, cf Cenlrili , h io in A.iiina,
where ho Is supcrlnlcinUnl and principal
owner of a large copper atid allytr mine.
Wiih Mr. Freclt are tntorolcl scvoral
prominent Schuylkill capllalUts Of Iho mines
ow
Cole
lltnringcretk William Ycnger, D. W. llarig,
Scott Hast Huston Kubison, O. M. linker.
Scot'. West II. O. Kelchner, C. C. Trench.
Sugirbaf A, S. Larish, Wm. A. Kile, J. P
Fritz.
Convention adjourned until 1:30 p. m. On
assembling, Hud'On Owen, of Ilerwick, was
called to the chair and the reading of the votes
was proceeded with. The table of votes ap
pears elsewhere. On tending Ibe instructions
on congress, O. A. Megargell received 47 voles
C. II. llrocl.wny 17 and J. M. C. Ranck 3. Di
Mcuargcll wss declared the nominee.
The following resolution was adopted:
licaolial, Th it Dr. John K. Itobbins, Hour
Mclfenry and II F. Fruit are hereby appointed
conferees from Columbia county to meet con
fertes fioin other counties of this Coiitrres-sional
,litrict to nominate a candid itc to hesupitorlcd
by the Democratic j arly for Congress,
On reading of inslruclions for Slale Senate,
the following was the result: E.J. Mcllcnry
t! voles, W. J- liuckalew, "1 yolcs, Mcllcn
ry was declared to bo Ihe nominee.
The fullowing usolulion was adopted:
WltniiEAii, The Hon. E. J. Mcllcnry Ins
been nominated by this convention for Stale
Seinler, Theteforo ifWrc, that A. I), Seelev
of Ilerwick and Frank Wolf, of Fishingcrcek,
appointed as senatorial conferee, with in
struclions lo u-e all honorable means to sccuio
the nominniiouof E. J. McIIenry for Slate
Senator in this district.
11. fore proccoeding to the reading of instruc
tion for.Itepresenlnlive, C. It. liuckalew, chair
man, ccplained tho rule concerning the voting
of Delegates aflcr their instructions are elf. The
first reading of Iho instructions re'ulted as
follows.
Vanilerslice. 321 Drown
Dew it. 20! Kniltle,
Fritz. 1) Derr,
Necessary In t r.miuntirn, -lo.
The second ballot ro'iillid the fame, and ihe
name of J. F. Dcrr, bo hiving the lowest vole
was dropped.
Tho third LuUoLstood Urn's
TCnillln. 31 Dewllt. 2-1 A
Vandorsliee. 321 Fril.. 1
IJrown. 2H
It was agreed to strike out the wold
umml in Chmler II. rule 1 . line i, foils to
ad, "aed so on at etch successive vole, cc.
fThe word sitoiii! wae in the report tf Ihe cum-
tnitieo on thu levi'i.iu of rubs, m published by
Ihem in 1S70.1 Tin mime of FriU was llien
Iropped.
rour.Tii 11AU.OT.
Vandurslice, S9J Ilrown,
Knitlle, 35 Dewilt,
llrown's name was dropped.
rtrni inu.Or.
Vanderslice, li Dewitt,
Knitlle, 11
Only 110 votes were cast, and tho clinran
nounced the meaning of tho rule to be that
tikes one-third of tho convention vote aiilIeU
to nominate. Mci-srs. Vanderrliceand Knilllo
haying more than one-third the volt- polled
were dec'nred the nominees
li. R Utile was doohrnl iho nominee for
District Attorney, having fecund all the voles
mat fur that oilice. Tlio convention then ad
iourned.
The. attendance was lirge, ami everytning
pas-cd olVuuietly and harmoniously,
Sines' Dyentery Compound when liken ac.
cotding lo direction, will Instantaneously cure
Cramps, Spams, Sour SUunaeli, Hearlhiirn,
DiarrlnuJ, Dysentery, Co!ic,and all other bowel
complaint". augfi-lm
ASHL'ltV 1TB.MH.
Rev. Mr. William'jof Orangcvillo, preached
at this place iiti Sunday morning. Orangeville
ought to be proud of such a voting man. lie
niidlid hi subject we I, 1 hoi- he will hon
or (lod and ibe ibureli in hi day and genera
tion.
The f sthnl held nt A 'bury on ihe evening
of the - 1th till., went nil finelv, leitiltitig inn
net prifil of abcul filly dullors. Miss 1 1 ti tlio
Zancrgot tliccake with tho silver dollir in it.
There were Iwo ladles taken up aud voted fur
and Mifs ZimCgi.t tie most vole. M. W.
Mcllcnry, e.f Stiltwa'er, got the take with the
two d, 11. ir and o0 rent gold piece.)
Wo prop. "e organizing a Hancock club on
next .Saturday i veiling at thu State school
of
aye whii liu, d i- s
of tlioiHiuids of tin. I ii , ' "nil Ann r -uis
as the Messrs. Iotill ird, James Gordon Den
nett, Ac, Tho Englishmen have luvestigat-d
the mason fur the great success of the Aiiiuii.
cm horses, and liiid that ihey ntn kept In such
fine condition by thu constiiil us.i of M, II.
Roberts Horse Powders. Jnly2-2ui
1I0U.NI AllOUT llOAitlNUOItl'BIC.
Picnics and fetlvalt regularly every S.i'.nr-
ehy somewhere in these parts
Many R publicans In this vicinity will volo
mil and uperated by Ihem ten assats from
Ihe Merrltnac averaged as fellows: fill, IS In
liver and S3.jl.89 in gold, the former mine
owing a rolld vein four and one-half feet wide
milling ore, the latter illrclosing a vein sotno
irec feet wide. They nro within a short dis
tance of ibe Southern Pacific railroad, and In
rictinoss are said to excel any jet discovered in for Hancock and predict his election.
ll.n .o.l.l -I'l.-- t M l ... 1
1 , : v: : Z ...I. , ,lml""le ll'hlp of the I,ntl,cmn minister,
... nt i.ii . iimi, luuuiy vurniuu I r r i,..i..
that nnnlinrlmriil ell,l A.l...i.
. . Visitors in and about this place recently.
Jiolicrt s l'oiilliy Powders ate guaranteed to wero Mr. and Mrs. Chnrlns W. Gable, ofOor
enre poultry ot all (llsencs, ifglveii before the den Mr. Rjbort 1.. Hurst, of Wnihlngloavllls
fowls rcfuo lo eat. Sure cure lor cholera. We and Mrs. Hannah I.oinlorsman, of Minersville.
Iinvo tried it and nihiso nil to use It. aug 01m Rev. J. F. Dlemer. m.mr In rlrnr.fSt
tr ..i ....
THE OAMPAK1N col.CMDIAM .nauiicw s fiittrcti, ueilvtrcil un able discourse
Only 75 cents for six months, or $1.60 a )ear in llie l'-'1 Slibtown school house on Sunday
Innlvanco, Oct up dubs and send n voti aiternooii tlio lsl Inst.
l no uemoctatlc meetings litre show a great
leal of enthusiasm far Hancock and English
Mr. Christian Small fs thu President of the
club.
Chatles, n young ton of Jacob and Caiolin
Carl, residing near this place, died recently cf
cholera morbus.
Tho United Ilrtthrctt will bold their (Juar-
Icrly conference In the Flee Will church, Au
gust 21st and 22ud. Itev, M, J. Jlunro, of
A 1 1 1 1 v i 1 1 c , I.clmuon ciunly, P.i., will preach
Mturday cyetilnganil Sunday morning arum
ning, CHiiuinunion service in ihe forenoon.
The CttawisM clicuit of thc,Uiiitcd llrethreii
in Christ, h ie brt ki n ground for n parsnuags,
size 20 x 20 in this 1 1 ice, on a pint of gtoui d
obiiilned of Mr. Mnyberry Snyder, on Main
street, adjoining what is known as ttie Yohe lot.
There will bu a picnic held by the United
lliilbrni mar IheFree Will cliuich, Saturday,
iignsi 1 1th.
Mr. William Pfahlor was tcriously ii jurcd
recently, by bi ing throw n from a wiigoii which
broke down
Counly Superintendent, W. II, Snyder, will
hold his nnniuil exsminatijiii of applicants for
W hivccomo In the conch s, on tint every
msn ought t i buy a priming p'O- and print ld
own p'per jut to suit I inve ' I It n their
won d Ii- n i fault fiiund with ,'li'.r for not
suiting i veijlialv. Itwoull vnrk I'nst fi'i'
unt 1 e aeh liiau th- w d h.s p.) c 1 1 a eighbj ,
vrlun there woul I probably be a lUht. We ale
never al irinnd when Wo heir soma ono is go-
leg to ill-n nllntie tils piper because it lias pub
lished Fuiiiclhlng ho iluis tiut like. We hive
card thai threat l'o often. While wo are crn-
ntctcd with n newspaper It will probably be
conducted 111 our own way.
To Keep yutir fitully healthy and save doctor
bit's, ue the great Mextcnn Remedy, Herb !
linn Hitlers the best Wood Purilier In Ibo
World.
house, and expect nune able speakers from
WilkeS'litric. Republican, look out for the I schools of Locust and Roaringcriek toiviiidiipi
l'idiingcreek confederacy, they are gelting In at the West District school housi oil ThuiM
earliest, but don't ex cct any military mobs to day, the Efltli inst.
iiilcrfetc Willi our civil niectii g. jIr, JlilUrnnd Mi's AllceSloke. both
Mr. Paul Gilbert, of Ibis place killed a largo of near Ntimidia were united in holy wedlock,
rntllesniilse- on the Knob Mountain, measuring on the 22nd ull., by Rev. E. it Kramer, of
four feet eight ii.ches in lencth, and a thick as
friiil can. Ho bus Ibe skin smiled, so any
one wishing t.i see it .an cell at Ins houe
lli:foitri:r..
Trnve leis should alwajs have a small bottle
Sines' Disinlcrv Coini ound for iuuuediato
relief from any bowel loniplaint, guaranteed
to tone up the stomach at once tun healthy con
dition. nugO-liu
1IE.NTON MATTEI'S.
.1. Saltrer wa hern hi-t week wilhalnidof
sewing i'lnciilius. lie is icilll'g agocumany
in this section.
The propcity of Ilcrry K ing-1 ury deceased,
was sold at utile sale on ln"t Saturday, Jacob
II. Fritz being ibe puichaser, for St. (labtiel.s
church Sugarloaf. S. I). SlilCh, of Town Hill
was Ihe auctioneer, at d a very good cue be is,
tco.
Mi,s Nettie Stiles, of Rloomsbuag, is vi'it-
ing friends here.
Candidates are not nearly to numerous this
week as last.
The Exchange Hotel is m.e of the best coun-
liv inns in this section.
Rhor Mcllcnry is gelling cut a large lot of
limber. His lumber jard is well stocked.
The Cornet band held a fctivnl last Satuaday
afUrnucn. The Ltiiirrte aid Orangerille bands
were in altendcnte, and a gcr.etal good lime
was bud.
There was ciuite a court at Ibe Exchange
Hotil la-t week Thurnlay, sevcril lthioin law-
yeisand about tblrly wtti.iws Icing icrenl
to tauo depoailions m the estate ut J lr.inas
I'avis.
J. F. Mcllcnry of Stillwater has some wheat
that yielded over nine bushels to the bundled
sheave.
Sinco the English gentlemen as well as the
Me-ri Lortll.'iid, James (icrdon liennelt, ,c,
have fund so much virtue in Rolnrt's Hoise
Povtdets, and have need it in such ijuaulltis;
all perrons who are alive to their inteiesls give
il to their horses, whether runnels, Irolleia or
farm hoses. It has a wonderful efi'ecl, augfilm
this place- Tlie blidegiojri was Mr. A J
Stolees, and bridei-uuid Mi I.uetla .1. Eevan,
who all tri.nsdcted Ibeir pails very creditably.
Tho ceremony was cr'oruird in iho pre-ei co
of several invited ulaiives and friends. All
p.i-scd oil' vi ry pleasantly, with a lively sere
nade in the evening. We unile with their many
friel ds in wishing the.young couple1 a long life
ol blb-s and pru-t erity.
MoNllll.Y
COLUMBIA COU.NTV CKNSfS.
Tho following are the olhcisl returns of ctn
sua in this et unly, fiirnisl.nl m by the sup.r-
Busiiioss lNoticiis
rte.ots and Shoes cheap at Mcliluney's.
Tbt nubile are hereby itiforninl that
splendid anils are now inailo from tlm latest
styles ol Spring CJuods on the billowing
tcim". Mill Xlgfc, lyowetl J'rieet, Jletl Mil
Icrial, l!c.d M'orimiiultiji, anil Jlctl Fill nt
tho Popular store oi
luw i l.'iwenuerg.
Harriet A. Nenltltk. of falcni, uyi: Iwns
cured of letter in my hntid by Ibrre applica
tions of Camphor Milk. My husband was
curud of old running sores by mint: It. It
cured my son or asptaiiinl nnkir, rn o2)
cents Sold liv U. A, Klclm, uioc'tn-iiiiri'.
aptil lu'P0,1y
Cah tiai l for fiOO tons good dry bright
R-u k Oalill.irk bv Silas Young, I.'gbt Street,
july 3,)-2ui
Rubbe rs at McKitmcj ',
1 rilKiWS' A ITU ISI5.M KSTrt.
11 'the fi,ttowln uppnilseine ut ot real ana
pi'i nnal pint ertysi t nntiit lo v h.i.wsof eleccdenta
Iibm-neen til. illnt,." nftiiu of the l.cirl-iiir c.t Cot
un. 'it i enui.l .unui th Iintca nt e miri. unel wlllb"
tit- nleii : litis-. t niiltrinnM t. to t' "rphans'
liii.rltol" '..l.ll.i II n.ii-iiir 'i itli-i I'Miniin.
If. .ill 7.1. in I IV, t'l Mil I lOt 1' ' l ,W0
o'li-aikp. in., orsaiil la vn:esM . ... pilous to aiu.lt
oenttrniutlnii are lircviotttly niexl, ol wMeh all per-
aunn inTeresieu in sniu cBiBie win uinu uciuuu .
I. WM iw of Hiram li. Apiilemaih latent Hemlock
nmusuip. iii-cf-nm.il
Widow ol vvtltiam O. (jiilck.latee t Mootnnrtown
atilp, eli'cetueett.
rj. Wielow ot Jcmepli Ilir, late ct r.eavertwnsliip,
it. censed.
4, id iw ct Norman L. Kline, lato ot Ornngo tow n-
riiip, ue icaseii.
5. Widow ot I'lililp llnatigst, l.ito ct l'lslilngcrcek
cownsnip, ucccawu.
o. Mow of Hanlel W. Itobblno. lilo ot thetown ot
Iilm tiuliUrg.deceased.
Widow of William r. Binojer.lule ct.Mimin town
rlilp, doeeaseil.
8. Widow pt lienjiinln lllcks, lalo cf (lie liorougli
or nerwiCK, ileceascil.
0. Widow cf Israel llogart, late ot (Ireenwoodtown-
bhiji, uwuieseu.
10. Wldmv ofA. J. Albertton, Into ot (Irecawood
low nstup, iieeeaseu.
IWlstci'a tinier. I W II. ilAftil'V.
Iiloorrwuuiy. Aucf. e, ) f la-ft tor
ATOTICE.
Not lee s liereln- Chen thai Ihc fol owlnc accounts
Inn- lii-eu uteri liithul'rotiionot.irj'ae.tll'iieif I'eihun-
n'a eoutiiy ntui win rxi )iret.eate,t vi mo coun or
Common Pleas ot said counrv. cm Tuesday, Ilia "Hi
day it eptell'er A It, l-tn, arid continued after
the foiiith day of aaid term utiloas cxcipttonabe
tl'ed wltldii tiiatltme.
I Aecoukt rf W. II. Atbott. Asslrrtice of William
llaun-
2. Aeeniint of Pumu-l O. Kelclmer. Comniltleu of
siephen veaip, a luuatic.
a. Ae.-nii-t of .1. 51. Smith. Aslrri.ce In trust for
tlio toenail ot the credit-, of I. .Inlin una Son.
V.M.KItll.KIIUI.M,
rictlionoUry.
aug. 0, 'ell-to
PUlli.lO NOl'ICE.
The t'bitliing iMeirn "I ll.n id Emvcnberg
Is well klee-kLiI Willi nil ll.e l.itcrl st.Mes ul
Clnthiii'f fur Men, Yeuilli and Children.
Call anil e xiiiiiliic.
II ml liead uarlprs al .MeKiiuii'y'a.
Fur Nobby Hats",
Fur Iiitet Sljlcs,
Fur l.tiivc-t l'rltc,
(in in David I-owenberg's.
Call and ei- the ll.'st and (llieapeit Hum
mer Suit for ?t! 00 at I). Eowcnbctir's.
I (it;(l pi liiid nice ilil'-d ra'pbcrrles, 1,000
piiiiniN.iiii-f drii dpiltcd clicrrifi wanlcd this
fill by Mia voting, i.tgnt etrett.juy i-uui
Call at McKinney's for Shoes.
lion. George I. t'oison, Norrlslown.saya;
The l'l ictiix Pecti lal Is indispensable in niy
fatuity. It nils lilt a iballil III turiDg
ciuiglia and cote's w ilh the-childte n.and 1
r.lwnvs use it when addressing a jury. Price
25 cents. O. A. Klclm, Illoomsburg. aprlO-ly
Admifsion free at McKinney's.
A ne.'l cr eno "I Fine
ing jut leieived nt
idy Mule Cloth.
Liiwi-iilierg's,
vi-or. 18S0 lti"0
Heaver 1221 !l"8
Ilenton 1 0112 llt'i",
Ilerwick 2W"i 2:i
ll!ii.,ni'bnrg 3702 3311
llriatcrcck 1172 1U77
l'ntawi-s i 2003 101 1
Fiankliu fob) fiOfi
Centre IKfi 13-'2
Conynghatn 2183 1913
Centrjli.i t lo00 13 li
Fishingcrcek 1 1 17 1372
llrieiiwood 1710 15SS
lletnloik 10SO 1170
.luckron Ii7." Oli-J
l,.cnst 2011 1531
MadUon 1077 10S0
Main C20 Ml
Mililin 11138 1021)
Montour Wl 027
Ml Pleasant 7(10 7"1
Orange !W1 !i0".
Pine 011 ' 71
lloaringcieek 633 -iNi
Scott 1347 l-K'5
Ci'igaloaf bUO 7.VJ
32110 2o7tlO
(i.iin sirce 1S70, GOOO.
Mfied M. Winterstcen, son of William Win.
tcrstctii. of Hemlock, died suddenly at Roch-
ele-r. Minuirotii, i it July 20ih. He had been
uttering from chill and fever, and ill Ihc after
noon procure el Koine powders, one of which he
took ilia cup of ccllec, and then went to Led.
On going to his rcom to call him fursnpier,
the landlord found him in an unconcious
stale. The next day he died. A coroner's jury
found lhat lie enme to his death from natural
causes, the powder taken being nothirg but ipii-
nine. Ho was a finglo man and hi ago was
SOyears. He was buried at Rochester betore
hi friends hero received the sad intelligence of
his death.
Mothers, don't fail lo have Sine's Dysentery
Compound on hand, for the relicfof jour litlb
baby wlun altncked with any bowel complain
It contains no morphine nor opium, yet
soothing effect widgive the lilllo sulKrer
mneli relief. Hint he will ut once fall into
ceulle sleep, and give his mother an opporl
nity to rest, as well as every provoked luchc
lor of the house. aug 01m
Wn dn not know tl.at an honorary degree
onv other kird, frcm a llaptist institution
would make us ngcod llaptist, any more than
degrees Item Methodist tchools make good
Molhidl-ls oi some men. The acceptance of
an bom rary nicmber.lilp In a Free Trade dub
is a very dillVrent thing from lllli acceptance
of a literary d.gree. 'Iho ntyuMican' '"
pnriscu is not a gocd cue.
Ills sad and true thai many children have
filled untimoly gtincs, by iheiuglecl of their
mothers lo have Sinci' Sjrupof Tar, Hoar
houDd and Wild Cherry on hand. Every moth
er has a boltlo this reason oi ihe year for imme
diate use. auglilm
Tho lint number of The JnduMhl lSoyrtsi, a
Greenback campaign aper, U on our table,
Who the editor or publisher Is, noes not any
where appear, but J, M, Howcr Is announccJ
as manager- Mechanically, the paper is net a
model o I perfection. Tho make-up i badly ar
ranged and iho press work i notdcar Ko far
aa tho subject matter 'is concerned, It is all
rlehl from a Ireeiibuek standpoint, but un
sound from uny other. Tho pa crwill no doubt
improve as thoso connected with it get more
experience in the business. We wisli them
uccoa In their itndertaking.pecunlarily B oak
ing, but from the limited number of flreen
bsckers in this cot'iily, we fear lhat the expeii
mcnt will prove that such aa organ rutiuot be
sustaiucd here.
Pennsylvania Stste College admits both sex
o. Endowment lulfa million. Tuilioni.
Courrcs of study, Cliaslo-il, Sclcnllfio anelAg
rlcullural. A thorough Preparatory Depart
ment, Expenses $3 to $5 cr week. For cata
logue, nddr.as Joseph blioitlietge, A. M., J-re.
State Oollr, 1'a. 0g18 lOw
Wo havo much ploasuro in rocommending
Thcrmalino to our reader-1, an an absolute
cure for Malaria. Tho manufacturers' namo
alone isnpiar.uitcoofita merit. It sells at 2.j
cents per liox. Tor particulars boo Adv t,
iuly 30, 'SO Omeow
Col. I'litiicy's I'riticMit un lltul.elti'i'siif
Acceiiltnice.
Oeueral Hancock's letter accepting tlio
Democratic nomination for the Presidency
is such a paper as a straightforward man
ought to write. Happily lie tun nulliing
to explain, and, unburdened by jobs, un
fettered by committal, ho can aiTonl lo
bo ou'ipoken und truthful. His character
will be to hundred, of thousands his best
platform,
.Mr. Garfield a letter was a Pelplnc om
cle, neither intended tn be understood by
him, nr cnilly understood by others. A
modern Presidential platform has been to
many men a French guillotine, ending m
several ca-es by cutting oil' tlio very heads
of tho people who ride upon it or wnlc
letters supporting it, liUiEtier.il Itancocic
c.i-e hi acceptance is as clear M light, and
people will read it with the inoro plcnsitic
because it is well written, genial, and full of
old fa-hioiicd reiiic.
The Deiiinc ratio candidate fur Vice-Prcsi
lent, Mr. EnglMi, bus elaborated a good
point. U is Unto lur n change ol adtnliils
tratlon. No party ever began with so mrg
nificent a prologue, none is ever iletditicd to
end with to barren a sieuiel. Its proportions
were simply magnificent when it espoused
tho causo tit the country, but nn organiz.i
tinn -t liich lias lost in succession nearly all
its archllecls.arid has generally hcciimo pan
of a great kite floated by a few selfish pollti
cians, has fairly outlived its day.
At its inception it was the v.arp.irly,wheu
overybody wanted war j to-day It is the war
parly when eyerybody wauls peace. 'J ha
coitutry wa nevermore healthy, and jet
tbtoo republican leaders Insist that It was
never moro consumptive. The credit of the
nation was never higher.niid yet they argue
that it is tho Interest ol' tho Democrats to
destroy lhat credit, No candidate everliad
a brighter record, than Hancock, few
broad, and yet the republican leaders Inslt
that tt is black aud doubtful. The difference
between the two parties to-dav is exactly the
reverse of what it was in 18C0. Then the
Democrats were divided and the Republicans
untied : to clay tlio republicans are eliscor-
du nt and the Democrat: solid. And this dif
ference Is broadened by the letters of accept
aiiconftbo four candidates of the two par
ties. .Tho republicans arc dclnhic unci re-
vengefull, blatant in doctrine and emphatic
only lu malignant lialred ol eight million
of our owu people. The Domocrats, clear,
posuiye, tolerant, aim practical
Tho declaration f'f the Democratic Nation
al oonventlou endorsed by both the candl
dales, in tho explicit language of General
llnn,...L. l.l..,nir I- OJ r. 11. ...... ti.i . .i...
, imuvuv. iiminLii, " ii..in, in inr
It sliou 111 be thu Htm ol (Very owner ui kernal nt the wlmlo a that rn. an. I shm, ,1
ll.....,.ri-iUj Ia ..ibn II...... a. liu,nl,i.llll. -II .1....U. l.,..r. 1 ,
(iiai.i-.u.Mip.ivv.,!!! m... nnl" ' .. i irui'itu nil einuuc ir iiesiiuucv linn ecerv
. , .. r..l I 1.1 . 'l'l. .. fl . ll..,ja . , . I . 1 . un,. . I . . . . . -
uuu u-eilll aa pcwaiuie, j lie iieiiuuu iiuiu miriouc mini! : 1110 tuirtoetilti, lour.
aud Cow Puwuer helps to Uci'elop ull the teenth and fiflocntli ainendiiients lo the
powers ol llie iiiiiiuhI, it iinpioves us peau- tjonstlliitloii ot the United Stales, emboclv
tv and Increase its tisefnlnpss. It rnukes 1m; the re.ull of Ihe war. are inviolable If
milk, mucio and lai. ny using it n tiorse I called tn Ihe Presidency, I should deem it
will ilo more work anil a oriw giveniore iiuik niy duty to rtsiet Willi Ml niy nower anv
and bo In belter cocdillon wilh ltn feed, atlemnt to Impair orevuele the full for nml
Sola oniy ny wngni ai tu cttus a pomin try i tiiict ot tne tjotikiiiution.wiiicli In every ar
U. 4, ivieim, inuouisuuig, i iicip, atctiun ami uuieuiiuient, is tne
Dec H!, '70-ly I pixttio ww oi 1110 luutt,
Robert's Horrc 1'owders wtic formerly used
amongst the runners and other valuable horses
but now since the price lias Leen reduced tn 25
cents per package, ull can aflord lo use them.
atigG 1 in
There will he a festival hold in Thomas Mc-
Henry's grove in Orargo town-hip, two nidus
nortbwett of Orangevillu em Saturday, AngiM
"1st. Supperfri'iiiOloOp.ni. Ice cream and
other rofrohments will bo served. Jluic by
llie band. All are cordially invited, ihe pro
ceeds are to be applied expressly for the erec
tion cfn church at Mclleniy s appulnliucnt.
We wcio crtatly amused some days since,
by sceirg one of cur vcnerahlo citiitiis, who
had been bowed down with Rheum iti-on, throw
away his crutches, and diclare himnlf just us
yonne as he used lo he, and now he Is recom
mending Robin's Embrocation to every old
ladv in town. Great liniment that. tugO-lm
l'liliSO.NAI-
Prof. W. II. Schuyler, and fimily, are s end
log the summer with his father.
Rev. John Hewitt, of Uellrfonlo Is vlsillng
in town.
A, II. How mn, of Ihc Sullimn .'itieni called
upon us on Friday oi last week,
Doc. Rohrbach tcok in the New York and
Coney Island exilltMOii this week.
John J. McIIenry, of Ileiiton, wasintoyin on
Monday,
Air and Mrs, Fioas Ilrown are spending a
few weeks at Ocean drove, Now Jerrey.
Mr. Dlckioiijof Phll"i!elbla, has been vis-
itlng at Rev, Dr. Mitchells'.
HOW TO
GET almost
Everything.
Do you know how to get
in the easiest way and to best
advantage what you want for
dress and house-furnishing?
First, how: Write for a
catalogue ; sec what you can
learn from it about the things
you want. If samples can be
useful to you, ask for them
and state your wants so
plainly that exactly the right
.samples can be sent,
Second, where : The place
where goods are kept in the
greatcs't variety ; where they
are sold for what they really
are in respect to quality ;
where prices are lowest;
where most care is taken
to serve customers accept
ably; and where you have
the right to return whatever
is not satisfactory.
There no matter where
you are if you make your
wants known and avail your
self of your privileges, you
will get the best things in
the Lest way, promptly and
without trouble or risk;
sometimes by mail, some
times'" by express,, almost
always at less cost for car
riage than the money you
save in the price.
John Wanamakcr,
Philadelphia, P.i.
Clicniiut, TliltUeutli, Market and Junior,
(I. M. qriCK,
I't'iniv),
GOLD.!
ill oat clvnt-o loinakn mon
pv. ii iii oil t rorwm In ev
ery to'Anio lnko HtiVscrii-
1 11111.1 inr i ui' lurL-fi . en 'in1
r-staiHl bit TlltuliriuM r.iruM v rubiiiutlon la ti.
voi hi Any owii'im in come a nimsMiu iwom. mx
elcgiM wul.s t( :irl clu-n In lo RUfBCriU r. 'Ilm
inrc ii hi) low null niiiiQH t'MTl iKHiy siiiwcni't
inii'itpiii t()iort uini'jf ' " Mittwili" ruinn my
i i uiy hki'ih n'pi'i is in ihinjf (Apr f.w near iirtni ui
ti'iidns. All wUu 1'iiL'iiirc niiikc iiniiicv r.tst.
nin U Mlcall Miiir tlnm toUu t.ublrixi,ort.nly 3 our
umi j 1 u mvn in hw.i iruni noiiit' ut r
iiiiriir,' uii ran io 11111 t u iis omu rs. n uikt-
rrtc it j uu tt.u.t p-oiltuiilo wt-iK Ht-iiil ui juurnil.
ui ar ttuc . 11 i'i in a roi nine ion y ma nufinn ft,
No oiii nho fliiriiirt s ful.s to lii.'ko kic.U p.yt r
drths(.i:fmn' biiMi'tiN a Co.. I'urilai.d, .Moiik'.
U1V 10, '-IMF
vmnsm iwi -tw rrr.nnLBr mmjrmvfuo rjt usn mm
"Tnn TETtrECT TOIIIC."
k li LJ I
hare iilJ llriinUo tiatitt Unto f r tuint tsP
The only 2S cent:
AWE KERSEDY
X3NT I'SSU T7iTG:nXjiX3
: 1 "vol jit V1MIF111 tinn 'PTii
1 ut.A nil HIALAltlA R1SKASIC.
li)! 111 Prurstttii. M4lli.l FREE T'rt "
rttsi tJ M MAi UlCK It) , SoiTH bTT, Siw
) iti, fur It Ir ftn cmt html lutllud t tb laadari l
l!.ilP.r PUFF. .11 wi o.
BALD
HEAD'S
Mm FRIEND.
a
IB. BOBBIN'S,
(CUCOHSBOXV HO D. VV. 3.0IJBINB,) BBAU-um.
rino iti.uiiiii'1, ivnitkicH, rsiiio, miini,"i aii.Ki"i"' "
flnnll) tin Imnil.
IJII'OKTKI) AMS AND l'OUTKHS IN UOTTMiS BY Till. HOZKN.
I.iititllonl.-) tlnoii!f' out tho coiinl V will find it to their uilvaiilngo lo
cull anil cxainiiK! my stock before inircliiisitiy c-Ir-cwliuro.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.,
Main Street, 2nd Door bolow Iron.
July !; w-l y
GET THE BEST,
.--45a
?3i?-?S5'Vy -?t'T."i
:7..r
tern
A VONDERFUL DISCOVERY I
3
ib a p h
yiiiiyy--iiiiE-i
riucikln cir own town. fSoultltfriM'
Nnrlsli. KnuiiT.lf jouwnnt ttlwln',fs
at whli Ii inrhoiisor tltlier tPX cau nuke
trout nay tilt tl.o tltno llit'j ork', rlte
juiy ic, y-ir
TVTOTICK )V AI'I'LU'ATIOX V O II
1 I'll.Ml TEH Nutito ih i-ereiy Kiwn mntn
T1. Mttnn ulll tu lmtrlH on Kitunlt. the lilll ilav 1
Auirut, A. Jho, Uforo the llonoralit' WUll.ua
Klwcll. ITPrMcnt .ludirti ct the Court it Counnon
I'l.'nsnf t'olurnLla cuiiiilv foruiharur lna 'Flie
I'oinrany" fur tho cotitioi ct liiu m thelonot
liloomsburu',
Ii.K. WlNTKKSTFKS, 1
ClIlS. WtfODHOL'bK. I
s. li. Ailkn. CommltUo,
Fkank l. Dkntlek, l
KltWlKU U. C'LAKK, ;
July 1C,
HOP BITTEES-l
r
CONTAIN
hops, nrc'iti?, ?iam)Iiaui:
ASP TflR TCKKitr AM) lll"T MEItirAtQVAll-
AU Plica if" of the Pi om c ft, Unwtla, IUood,
LUtT, Kliin.'ji. und lirlu-ry urcam. Nir
vuuauKW, bHuili'KitiM'Mii.iil ncclttlly
SIOOO IN COLD.
AV'll he raid for r. rme tlicy i 111 unt cure cr
1,1.111, Ul ,.D),U,inUI,Hi
T (uumllu tlnlu.
Aikjreur drumrl.t (or llf.p rttteri nt try
U-cui be-fore )u ilt-rp. TuLu uu tilhiir.
1) t.C titnelolulonn.llrrrilittblortilnfor
JOI UuKOUUCM, V"" CI ('IUm, IblJMCCb abil
I hEKLl FOB ClkCVI.111. I
All tUv. lfl I V drv -.-li
lloplllturalllf. I ,1'.' - er,N, l.lATcr.Ie,eiAL
July lc, 'ou-tt
P'IKK 1NSU15ANCK.
OHlttSTIAN V, KNA1T, LLOOMtlllL'IlU, PA.
HlttTISIl AMEItICA ASlfltANt;K COMPANY.
HKItM AN FlltKINM'ltANC'K CIIMl'ANY.
NATlllNAI.l'lHt: 1NM IHNCB C'uMl'ANY,
UMON lNSL'ltANt'KCIIMI'Ar.Y.
'I lieko oi u i'OKi-oKiTiiiiu aru well M-(ionect ty arc
tltKl br any court of law Thr-tr iuuiu nr.. All I,,. ct
e-il In wuu kkccmiikriona aru llaliloto Uiu barard
of nm only.
Losses rnorTi.T ana hokkitlt adjuitr-d and paid
rut koon aa determined by ruuiaTux f. KNfp, ni-io-
il. AllNT SD ADJl'fcTlK IllMIHkUVm. !.
I lio )icople of Columbia oi.uaty .bould patronize
by iTincttliilr owucllKi in.
1'ltOMPTNESs, KCiUU'Y f A1K DKAUNTJ
11UI, I, W,
A Doodorized oxtract of Potroleumi
Tlm Onlv Art tf.lft that "Will IlO-
btoro Hair on lialu lloaas.
What tho World has liccn
Wanting for Ccnturicu.
In tlio miimifactui'C of Orguns i.s nulling in tlio jirothiution und utile
of (jlieiii) gooils, niiulc from inferior niiilerinls. 1 rtfor paiticubrly to
bogus Organs tlmt nro contiininlly snringing into oxistence, without
any merit whatever, except to bo offered clictip, and then when purchas
ed fuuiid to be dear at any price. Will ywii not then, reader,
If Q- Coites-Xttt Bujfing sn Organ
con.ider it your only Fafeguard to select an instrument bearing tho
names of fir?t clas, wholly lesponsible makers. A good assortment of
sty lis of the cclehiatal Fstey Oigans can now bof-rcn at tho new rooms
of the Only Authorise! Agent fot tho ISatey Oigans iu
Columlii? County. A guarantee for live years from tho mantt
faetuieis accompanies every Estey Oigan.
J.
C. C. GLIGNAN,
Plumber, Gaa Fitter, Tin and Sheet Iron Worker,
' ANII DE.M.Iili IN
STOVES, HEATEKS RANQBS,
BLOOMSBURG-. PA.
Shop in Opera House, Oth door
nprU S3, so-ly
.R1
it-isni
The rreatest discovery ot onr day, po far ns a
larpo portion of humanity U concornetl. Is CAi:
HOLINn.tin articlo prepared from petroleum, nod
which effects n completo and radical euro la caeo or
haldncss, or whero tho hair, owing to diseases of
tho scalp, has become thin, and tend to fall out.
It la cUo a pneedy testoratlvc, nnd whllo lta ueo bo-
enrca a luxuriant grou Hi of hair, It also brings back
tho natural color, and gives tho moet complete eat
lsfactlon In tho uslnj. Tho falling out ot the hair,
the accumulations of dandruff, and tho prematura
change in color are all e ldenccs of a diseased con
dltlcu of the scalp and tho glanda which nourlfih tho
hair. To arref-t thefo caUBcn tho ertlclo used must
possess racdlcjl as well as chemical virtues, aud tho
ihango mnst begin under tho scalp to be of penna
nent and lasting benefit. Such an article is uak
110LIXI.,and, llko many other wonderful discov
eries, It U fuund tocouBlBt of elements almost la
their natural ttate. Petroleum oil Is tho artlclo
v hlch Is wado to work hucU extraordinary results ;
but It Is after It has been chemically treated and
completely deodorized that It la tn proper conditlou
for tlio toilet. It was in rar-otc i;ma iuh ma
effect of petroleum upon tho lialrwas Hret observed,
a Goernmcnt odlcer halnff noticed that a partially 1
bald-headed servant of hl, when trimming tho
hmps, had a habit of wti-tos his cU-bcBinearcd
hands luhlafccanty locks, and the result was la a
few months a much finer head of black, glossy hair
thau ho ever had before. Tho oil was tried on
horses and cattle that hnd lott their hair from tho
cattle plague, and tho i etulta w ere aa rapid as they
were man clous. Tho uaues and cen the tails of
horses, which had fallen out, were completely re
Ftoredlua few weeks. These c-p-irlauuta wero
heralded to the world, but tho knowkde wa prac
tically usclee. to tho prematurely bald and gray, as
Lutue in clllized society could tolcrato the ueo of
rtilned petroleum as a dreMlug for tho hair. But tha
eUll of one of our chemists has ocrcomo thodUIW
culty, nndbyaproce4known onty to hiniself, ho
has. after very elaborato and cottly experiments, sue
cecdtd lu deodorizing refined petroleum, which,
renders It susceptible of K'Inghaudled as daintily
as tho famous eait tte cologne. Tho cxpt rhntnts with
iheele-odoilzed li.inld on tho human hair wero at
teuded with tho most atoiiI&hin results. A few
explications, whero tho lulr was thin and falling,
t;avo remarkable tono amUUor to tbo bcalp and
Ulr. livery purtlclii of dandruff disappear on
tl.ofirtt or fctooud dressing, and thellquldeo&carch'"
Jug In its nature, seems to penetrate to the roota at
ence, and eU up a radical chango from tho start. It
Is well known that tho mot beautiful colors aro
made from petroleum, and, by some mysterious
operation of nature, tho uae of this articlo gTadu
ally Imparts a beautiful light-brown color to tho
hair which by continued use, deepens to a black.
The color remains permanent for an Indefinite length
of time, and tho chango U so gradual that tho moat
lutlmato friends can tcnrctly detect Its progress,
In a word, His tho most wonderful dleory cf
tho ngc, and welt calculated to nudto tho preina
turely baU und gruy rcjoltc.
Wo adldo our readers to give it a trial, fee lie JZ
ratletled that ouo upnllcutlon will cuminee tht-m of
Its wondt-rful eltceU. 1'ttUburyi Vvrnirurciul tf
Oct. iii, 1-77.
The article is telling Its own ttory tn tho hands ct
thousand who nro uiri it with thu mo-t gratifying
and incourugln results ;
V. II. BmiL A Co., Tlfth Avenue rharmocy, nays.
'Wo hab wM (irepuratiou fur tho hair for upward
cf twenty year, but have nevir bad one to veil as
well crgfvo am h universal uatisfactlon. Wo there-furore-cummeud
It with touUdencej to ourfrlcudi
tad the general public."
Vf. flriTUTa P. II iu. of tho O&tea Onera
Troupe, writes: "After tlx weeks' nso I fjn coa-r
Muce-u.as are also my comraue-?( inui your 'LMoo
lino' has and tsproduciuit a wonderful growth of
hair w litfo 1 had nono for ears."
0, 11. Smith, of thoJennlo lllyht Combination
writes i M After lulntj your ' CurbuUno three wetk
1 am convinct d that bald beads can bo ' ru-ha!red
il Him my wuuuvriui m uiy vubv
U. Y Ahtiivu, chemUt, llplyotet. Mass., wrltess
Youi ' CnrbollnM1 ha rebtorcv my hair after ttery
lUlllg llsQ tiftd IteUed."
Jos Em E. I'ond. nttorneV'At lsw. No. Attlcboro.
lans., writes t Tor more tlun iMyewi a portion cf
my lit nd has been a nuooth und fue from hair as a
billiard ball, but tome e-icht weeks ayo I was In
eluced to try your CarboUne. and the edict La
been .Imply wonderful, Whiro r.o hair has beta
teen for years there vow appears a thick fro win.
and I am com luced that by continuing Its use I shall
Lave is L'ood ft head of hulr as 1 evLf had. It U
rowing itow iiearly as rapidly as hair dues after
CAEBOIIIE
Ii now nreunted to the nubile without fear of con-
Iradictiou as the be. I Keftonillvo and lleuulifler of
me iiair me worm lias ever pruauceu,
lrlrc, (INV. IIOMiVII inrbottlo,
bold by ull liruuuUtk.,
KENNEDY & CO., PITTSBURG, PA..
6Uo Age&ti for the Uulted Slates, tho Cahadaa and
Vli VUfc UtllUUh'
l.uis'rr.ii'h xoticks.
Vntli-n la 1htiiv trlii. n tn nil ltu'ritfrq. Pt'l'il -
uiannd ulhe-r ft rson'-iinteiTLcd In tlie iot,itij l
tho uspeUhc lU'cciluiti mid mliuirs, tb it the rob
lowing tulmlnl'stiatioii niirt inH.ui .f ouni huvt
been tiled lu Ibo (Jbet) or 11m I.VtfMcr i.r I'uiuinblii
count, i.tnl will ie pn nit d rr roiitlriintl'tii uvt.
alluwiiitie til ll.e UlplliHiV t'ei'ltt to In- h.'ld In
lllooniNtmijr, I'll Mondaj, b"pt. rt, 1h,-ul a o'clock,
p. ui. f.u illd eluy :
1. Th' w eoud and tlnrlnTi unt of .1. II. 1'r won.art
iiiihMruici of llaiiLuli Lake, him t,f tM',it tuwn
thlp, tieceast il.
a. 'i li- tlift nrnt llnal Mrount 'f t'litlut'lno Uroct
bennt;r, i(li.itulsttaitil e.f ItciU'tii l.ie-dix'init'r,
l.ilo of bvuurtuwjiMilp, (leccii--f(i,
3. Thf llistni.il part'nl ncc-ritnt ff Hcrrl'-tiuThhlr,
neimlnlsiintiix ullh tin will iiimcjfil, nl I.uU
vlif Tlilr-ln, (.1 llrinr luPshlp. Ut re-ase-il.
Hit ilrst iiQtij'iint er.Ichn Kitm, u''CutGt"o6
A. 1- U.IV1S l.UI 01 IH I.UJ1 KlWIihllip, il"f-
Ilii? nccouut cf Lrl A. llldlaj, execute r 1 1 nvali
II. llltllaj, l.itc ot Ci'iitiv lov.nshlp. el. eejped.
'I'i.i' Hi .t umlllnfll cirMiiit of (ieurjre W. '.mil,
ndinliii'-ti.tt r of .Jueob Mniicj, i.itv tf tlu town
of liloninuur. dtn'tini'a.
The nrsr arrount cf ret r :Jlli immftr and Mo-
fi s Si'lilh li-1, uM-cutois nr sun n Ji Iliamme,
l.itu or lit'iut r tmvjiMilp ilifu1- n.
'Ihti tlrst urttt lln.il uivouni e.f .lonos, ndinlnH-
truttirofdo'in Jones, latoot Hit- town ot lilooms-
bury, lieee.i-t'il.
The lltst ur.d lltiitl ne ouut cf Willbim V.oif, oxro
uior of liUw Ut"iou, l.ttu oritiM'.or luwnahip,
fKCi'llkt'd
'llmiirsf nml nml account nf .1. P. optUke, ftd
lulnlatiiitor e.f Ail-t It. ejpil.ko, IjU- ut Uiu bui
onyimr Iterlck, elLCt'aj-cd.
Tlio bi-ioiul and p.uii il account of bvubon Shu
iiriii and Jclin T Miunnn. cxcuttors of Jacob
Hmman, lato of Slnlii tfiwn-hlp, elitvnsi il.
12. Tlio niMntidilii.U.wouut ot Imicnpiu.cck.cx
fi-Hiuroi .M.ug'in'i .MoeiisOiL.iaitf e,n(recuweX'U
town snip, in ixe'ii.
13. Tho lir.-.t and partial nt cei.iiit a: hunuicl Apple- liy Mrluo of an order ct Ihe Orphans rourt of :o-
iVAViou ' iaiCLI W county, iho uuderblgned AdmluMrator of
It. Tlrst und flmu iiccounti.f 1. IC. Krlhmim. fLrt. louw Vl '"V m-uw-r lownsuip
m.ltll 1,1.. i.T l'.nti.n '
Julys", em.
tow
TOB 1'KlNTInO
I O Noilly aiij chrtiily eiccukj l 11-.
1 OjiXU&UN 031co.
M.rtANTos, I'u., .May SOlll, ll.
Dn. A. K Iii-kk:
1 'coV 3 our Ki-urjli!l.i an.l Wrk llcadaclw nils lor
t'lironlo lli-aiLii'lio with Dispejl-i, autl llu-y at-l-d
llko aclurm. ) would nut bulliuut lliim foi iii.y
iiiiouni ot iiiuncy.
MlW WlLI 1 IM IlK.lCk,
ttunintou, I'iu
IP YOl' Il.WKlir.Atlnt'llE.
ii' Yor iiavk m:i'i:.m.iiia,
IP YOU I'AVE lnSI'LI'HIA.
IP YOU II WK CONSril'ATIOM, '
IP iin- HAVE iKmncsrioM,
IP YtlU IIAVK NUIIVDl.'s C1IIU.S
IP yOU HAVE AOUli I'lirM.S
IP YiiU IIAVK PA1 1MTATIOK OI Tn KRAUT
IP YOU IIAVK PAIULYXlii,
It' YOU HAVi: TOOTllACUU,
IP YOU AI(KN-ltVOL,
TAKE Dli. A. K. llUItlt'S
v
."Vc'.ii'alvii, AwSI.'S( ISciiiliU'ltu 1'illr.i
Tlioy will cuii! jou. 'Iliuiolt nolblug In tlilsworld
Iku llt(-m. t'ayy lo lukc, Uicy ill-,solu lu lite inuulh,
VUo lli slclaua generally rceuininenil thctn.
?:r Sale lv C. A. tlcis, Elccnslurr dragsitt-
Juue Is, VMI
TTKLia Sft..3
op v.M.rAULi;
real: kstatei
mii'lttrntur of KUbli..
luwuiilup, UlCU.Ifcull
15. Tlii'llilia nnU partial o ounur Allen Mann, rx-
ir'uorci ri-itr i.earnau. iji.' ci nearer lown
fclilp. Uect aieil.
10, 'llio tlrt anil I'.rial i ivoimt of losepli li. role, ad-
iiur.i-i ruti.i-. r .MoiiiKciuery Cblo, Iilout hugar
luar township, (UceiiM'ti.
IT. 'I'lie liift nnl llh.il nceiunt it A,(lren- impp, aU-
luiuu.inu. i ui 3iary,MeLieuliaicoi iajcui, luwn
fclilp, ileeeaseil.
IS. Hi" fiiiiiunt i f Anrnn W. (ln,er, one of Iho ail-
imiiijiratcia ot Ml, unci (irmer, Utj ot the town
i f Uioom-,nurh', tlea.'tt
19, Tn, nrstaml Dual itoeuunt of II. J, nmiitr, nt-
miiiisiraiurof Minuel II White, lato 1 1 IIsMuk
eui k township, ilwasea.
to. Tlio reeauhl f Josliui I'e'lf rnnn, or.c of the
uuniiiiKiiiiiors ft MUliael un.ytr, lato ot tbc
loiuiot Iiioouisuurg, deeeaseil.
l.'llu nr-tanailnai arcnur.tirj.il. lkcler, cuir-
nun oi i r,e I'ithjii umikIh oof w tin te -
ir. a minor ihtiil ut Wlllti.ui Welllvenlatijot
.M'iuimn xow nsuip, uec 'ftf.eu.
V2. Tlie Pirbt nr. annul account r.f II. ('. lieu, t-uar-
uian ot ariiitib.i Ufh4,or.o of tho helm ot Jacob
Neiintr, Uteusetl,
23. The nr.n uml llnal ircoutit or t'onr.ul Krearafr,
nuiuion.ir.aor I in ueecaninlib, lato ot Mautson
township, ueixaseil.
SI. The illaii'l parlUlno'ount of Clinton Kills, and
..iary iiuuiu-r, auuuuisi raium ot i.outtii oun
mtr, lato ot Oatawltna lovinhl , UeceasiU.
S3. Uu-in. t ana Haul uceuiini of viimoii nils, ad-
ini'.t.iiaior i.i taine.4 Harry, lalo ot caunvlsfca
towiuhip. di-eesed.
so. Ibe tn -I iii.il llnal nrinuiiKf i'bail (I, llarkley.
otoiiiorii .11,1111.1. iiarhl'iy, iwi'i 1 1 me town oi
lilofiiiburif, Columbia eomtty, deceased.
ST. Ihe llit and tlualeecount ot MoirH C. sinan, ex.
eeuior ot vusntt rum iwat. iut ',f llie town or
lilgntnshurk', Columbia cuuul ,dec,.uhi ,1.
Si. Hm tlrst and Uiui aicouni of i liurle.A Me)er,
uuiiiiuiiraiorot.iiuii it. tinier, 1,110 or urn town
ot Ibooiu.-burk-, Coliiiiibliicoiuity.tl.'ouxd.
S9. The tlibl anil llnal ueeouul ot utlmrlfo M. 011-
01110, noiiiiLi-tralilsot William JillJlae, Ijle ol
Miull.-oL towishlp, dtotuud.
HO. Tho first "nd nni ucccmni rf Andrew .1. Alb- tt-
wu, exicutor nr Wll.lninj. Htlrr. lain of mi.
I'lcAKdht lelibhl , ikii.uril. a 111' dly J.Jtb
W. I.icce, adinlulttratorot iiiulren J. Afberlidi,
dccoaHeO.
SI. Tho llnnl account ot llllam v riron n, guardian
ot mc ut-raoii auii ebiaie 01 iiiiaoi iirown, lui
torcblldor oeorifo A. Ilrown, deetus--d nunicd
by liW exec utors, Joiiu I', Ilrown and lamek C.
iirown.
M. Tho tlnai neiount ot WUllain N, Ilrown, euarulati
vi uiu iiriTju hi.ii i-aiuie oi r.ano 11. liiown,
minor rU Id ot tit-oiet A. Iir wn, im Ihwl by hit
executors John Y, Urow 11 und JaiiKMO. lirowr.
S3. The iuoond nod llnal nrenunt or ClaiL llili.k.
auinlntMratnr or lici jiula Drink, I.1U1 of Ikn-
LU4 lu ,1 (mill p, UUOClVM'll,
81, Tho llrnt and llnal neenm.t of in-omv M. Unwell,
auiiiiuivraittr cuiu leMuini-iiiii anneo. or lll
coot I'.UUait. lato of Hilili.L-ciei I. tonnidilp, do.
ceawd.
S5' Tho tlrst and rarllil nciMin.t ot Sl.ll.llnsflieb and
..nin.. tt'HK' r.uniiiiiiihiraiorhoi isaiau inagir,
latoot Ijiciut township, d-eased.
tf, Flrnaod nnalnocoui.t ot lUiMf.HrlwIr.iraai.
dlun ot Marietta llurge, udui'r (1:11,1 or surah
.iv, ,.1 1 iuio 01 iyn tixuip, ueceHMU
llejUUrt OSloi., 1 W.ji.JaoijiiY.
Illofiniuurif Au?., t'm. Hogisltr-
II. C. SIMM & BRn.
IU.O()lSU'llCi( V,
ManufactaAuiiot
Crri2C5, Bugsics, Phaeton., Sleighs
J ATrvltM WAHONS, to.
firs t-cl 133 work olwaji on band.
lUil'AHIIN'a KEATLT DOSB.
rthxi vulucu) to ftult U10 Uaios.
In &ald co inty, deeca.si d, wilt exposo to public solo
on Iho premises In Rcr tOHnshtpou
S.VTUItDAY, AU(JI!ST 2S, 1SS0.
at ten o-cl(k In the forenocu. all lhat certain tract
piece, or parcel ot land, biglDnlng ut a btono la
lino of lan 1 of l lurlea .Michael and running thencD
ulo.iK line of land ct Jacob Fry south Ihreo ano a
halt dcircos west tw enty-tlvo and nine-tenth perch
es to a Mono corner ot lut,d of Sarah Iloats, and
thenco by land i f said Sarah Heals south slxty-ono
at,d llneo-iiuarter deuru'a coat, foity-Iour perches
to a htoue, lUencc by Ihe same ttouth one and a halt
dogtei'swest thlrty-scen and llu-tccth perches to
a stone In line ot Under hlluWth t human, thenco
LyUiudof said lllzabeth Hiuroan liouth tirty-iieven
and a half degree cast ss peiches to a fctone, thenco
by other laud ot tbo t-ttato. ct said Joseph Lcur
nin th fourteen ana three-n,uarltr decrees, east one.
hundiidpenhtaard-tour tinlhs ff a petch to n
atone lu line or laud ot Charles- Michael, and thenco
by huidot saldCliarlea MUliael north eli!hty-lght
and thuc-iiu.iiler decrees est elshtj -live aud five-
tenth peichei to Ihe place cf beglnulng, contalnlog
TWCSTY-SlNI! ACHES AN1 ONU lU'NUllUU AND
TWK.Ni wi w 0 rruoiics.
Also, ono other tract, rteco or paicelot land ad-
Julntne the above, l sinning ot a stone tn lino of
land ot Charles Mlihai I ai.il rurtdnglhmeoalonK
other land if the isialucf Bald Joseph Uhr, to-wlt:
I'urpaitAo. 1 south fourtetn and three-quarter
di-gniswcfct or,c hundred miches and four-tenltis
p.reheatoa ftone In line of land ct Abraham Wee,
ihenee by laud of said Abraham Hlce south fifty-
si ten and a lia'f dern-a (astllfty fight andfceten-
renins (erei isiu a stone, iherou by oilier land ot
ihe estate of aaldJoiepli 1 hr to-w Iti 1'urpattNo.
), north tunny and threi' itunrttr drvreoa east ono
bundle,. nr.d thirl; -s'x pin lies lo a stonoln line ot
Und of thark'n Mhhuel at rtsald, arid thence, by
land of said Charles Mtthui 1 north clghty-elght anil
tnrio (purter crguib wist teuotj-tuo and one-u-nth
rcheB to the place cf bejInnlDg, containing
FOMY-SIX ACIII K ANII SUVKMY-TWO
1'EIICIIES,
on wbli-h no a HOUM:, 11AHN and oulVuildlEts
anu ricnara ar-u u nne stringot water ut the door.
Also, one ether troci.ileto crptrrctft landad.
lolulng Ihenlove.beulnnlci; nt a Hone In lino cf land
or marie MUhaH, and ruiml&g theiic along other
land 01 trie (stile of tuld jost-r h Lehr lo-Hlti Pur
part Ko. s-south iwenly and throe-iiuarter degrcea
west one nui.urcn ar.u tntrty-m perches to a ttonu
In lino 1, t hind ot Atraham Mec, thenco by land of
said Abrnhnvi Hue tiutli tllijmeu oi.d hallde-
gieeseast seventeen umi ihrro timlis veicar s to a,
sloiio coiner cf Undrf Daniel singWy, thence by
liinil ot tald Hanlel Mrglf y north twf nty andthree
pjarler dittoes test, forty-ntno and m-untUs
irn-i.tH 10 u .11111., menre ti seine south seventy
eight n d r.e-clehiln degntaeast seemy-0ve and
thrte tenth iili"; ra a Mote, ! In loo by thatama
ii.i' in luuiuen ui u 11 n uiniBrier Uctrws east clKti.
tj -ti'iir aud tour t. ntbs pcr.les lo a store in Hue ot
land of Saieh Iloats, thi iue bv land or sarah Iloals
nmtli lxi .or,e ar dene-fourili ill tiers, hi tt forty
six a 1 it two t nth-1 en hi s luitsuiiie cnii.erof laut
of ( Imrli s 1. I ri 1 nfori 'aid. end tLei ce by tabd of
sod 1 bjii.KMt.t ml nun, uglily debt Mid three.
iim.iii r 11e1.11 tn. ml tblilv .Igbt ubdelihl-tenllui
P nhfa to lue l laiv 1 Jligliini,g,ct.r.taliiliig
fil'tY-llVRAtiUisAND ONE HUNWIED AND
EltillTY rKKCUESwllhtheappurieuantea.
TtKnaor 841.K Ten rr cent, ot onc-fouriri of tlio
nim-omonn tote paid tit the itilklig down ot
iBepioiieity theone-fouiihlefaiUo tenpVi'trnt at
ttie tntlruia11i,n abaolidn. .mi ilm rinni,Vi.. i..A7.
fi.urfbB Hi one vear there tier with Inter-1 in 1
,.nm..i.l.,n nttl -
uounriuullon nlal
f , V, Miixnt,
Attorney,
SAVPELUtmt
Adrutnislrnor,
aug, e, VKa