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Wllll. no JACOBY, Editor.
Wednesday, April 17, Iso7.
M. M. Parrirsieit...ll Co.. 37 Park Row New York
stodgily aulborired tosolkit uul roroivi isobaric.
tinni and rot the Criteria # elan, pub.
at fllonmrburs, Columbia comity, Pi.
Democratie Mote Convention.
Tin' Democratic State Cominittae , at its
meeting, on January *nth, at Harrisburg,
:Adopted the Ibllowing resolutions:
Ist. That the regular Convention of the
party, for nominating n candidate for the
Supreme Rem+, be held at I larrishing, on
the Second Tuesday of June, 180,at twelve
o'clock M. and that said Convention be emu
posol of the usual number of delegates.
2il. In addition thereto, it is recommend
ed to the Democracy of Pennsylvania to
forthwith elect, in the usual manner, Iwo
delegi . ues, of recognized position and influ
ence in the party, fbr each Representative
and Senator in their respective district, who
shall meet in Mass Convention, at Harris
burg, on a day to be fixed by the Chairman
of the State Central Committee.
By order of the Detuueraie State Com.,
NM. A. WA IXACF.,
Bloomsburg* Literurr
(to this fifteenth clay or Aiwa, A. P.,
1867, is opened theTh.oomsitunt LITEItAItY
NSTITUT).
This is an epoch in the history of Colnm
his County, and of lifoomsburg in particu
lar, which will not soon paw out of our recol
lection of local events; for the Institute
building itself will be a standing monument
of the enterprise of our citizen!, and of the
energy and business capacity of the pro.
jector, Professor lIENItr CARVER.
The Institute building occupies a site at
the east end of the town, on a commanding
bluff, not extremely elevated, but so high as
to be entirely free from any malaria which
might by any possibility he generated in our
extraordinarily pure ututusphere. Without
vanity we way say that the location isas fine
a one as Nature has furnished to any people,
at any place. With a building unsurpassed
in construction in central Pennsylvania;
a town in which vice and immorality arc as
severely curbed us in any town of the State ;
with facilities fur boarding at, reasonable
rates in quiet and welicondueted n k milieg
with an atmosphere as pure as the God uf
nature gives to any people, it can safely be
predicted that the ikoomsnunii Ll rEnattv
INWITIIITE must become one of the most
successful establishments of the kind in
rennqlranin.
As to the instructors who will do th►e work
of Welting "the young idea how to shoot,"
little bowl be said. Their reputation is the
property of the community. They are well
known. Eulogy, on our part, would be
superfluous.
One thing we must not fail to. mention.
The hall iu the second story of the institute
building, will hold. when well tilled, nearly
four thousand people—the finest hall, by nll
odds, within the region of country in which
it is located.
The %alley of the North Branch ; throuAt
the energy of the men who have taken hold
of improvements such as we have hastily
described. will, in time, assume the position
intended for it by nature.
We end by again predicting that the
BLOOMSBURG LITERARY INSTITUTE will be
one of the mostsueeessful educational enter
prises in the state.
Desirarlive Fire at rsbur re.
On Tuesday morning of last week a vcry
destructive tire broke out in the town of
Wilkesbarre which consumed nearly ull the
buildings on Market Street from the Court
House to the bridge. About t wenty build
ings were destroyed, among which number
was th e R eran , of th e Thu's office. The
Wyoming Bank was enveloped iu the flames
but being fire-proof stands erect' and alone
on the corner of Franklin and Market. The
loss is put down at WO,OOO, with au in
surance of about one third the umoun'.
The Western Union Telegraph Company's
office, together with sonic very fine store
buildings were burned. The 'editor of the
Tim. s it is stated has sustained a loss of
about $7,0/0.00. The paper will soon re•
appear.
A Map at the Irish.
The Selinsgrove Central Courier of the
14th instant says:
"The Fenians continue to make demon
-I,trations all over Ireland but with no show
of success. We always opposed the plan,
for the Irish, 89 n people, are the most in
tolerant and bigoted nationality.gn. tlod's
earth. Themin no more govern tlfernselves
than a pared of children can."
This Courier is a radical organ. It ap
proves all the acts of the Rump Congress,
advocate this destruction of the Federal
Union and the formation of a consolidated
despotism upon its ruins, and hopesamd
prays that "Confress".may force negro suf.
Frage upon all the States. Such arc the
principles of the organ which utters the
above fidsehoud about the Irish people.
Vir THE Tribune and the Press aeknowl•
edge that the Radicals are in a h
minority among the white voters of the
country, and that nothing but the votes of
the Mick* eau save their party. This is an
admission they would not have made sis
months agn. It shows that among the in
telligent portion of the people the Radical
party is rapidly losing strength. The sin.
c0 . ..4 of the party 'in itS efforts 14 negro
suffrage may be judged by the efforts of the
same party to disfranchise white men a lbw
years ago. If they JO not now need the
negro vote, not one in ten 'of the party
would advocate colored suffrage.. By doing
to they only the wore effectually publish to
the world their abandonment of all princi
ple. •
•Irelf. A. ( irLitxrtr.r, 11 Plllllllllt fklllllo
- has hewn confirmed by the Senate to
t'ollector ter the j.yeawitig District. Thia
it a good appuiuttneut awl irvil **erred,
be el one dial can't help but .ults% the
jia , licaL iu that Piatriet.
mot
strawsmissimmiliiiise vactiniet.
At the city election at Trenton, N. 3., on
the Atli, Hoed, the Domouratio candidate
fur Mayor, awl the VlOl4l Democratic tiekst
were sleeted. Thu Democrats have at ma
jority of seven in the Council.
To v. Demoern ts carried the Hart ford (Conn- )
city election by oto trukfority, on Monday, a
a gain of 130 since 31ouday week.
Tut Democratic. Conservative party of
Hagerstown, Std., on the stn, covered
thetnaelves with glory. At the muncipal
election, for the first time Mimi the incorpor
etiou of the town they elected their entire
ticket, for Town Council, by an average ma
jority of forty-seven, over the Loyal Leag
uers and Radical Disunionists.
Tot: charter election of Rochester New
.Jersey, was held on Tuesday. Miles Ross,
the Democratic candidate fur Mayor, was
elected by about If,o majority. Thu Demo
crats also elected four Aldermen out of six,
which makes a Democratic majority in the
City Council.
THE munciput election at Beverly N. .1.,
took place on Monday, and resulted in the
cotnplete triumph of the Democratic ticket.
Mr. George Metionigal, lute Hospital Stew
ard or the Tenth New Jersey. Regiment,
was the Detnoeratio end successfu l ca n didate
for Mayor.
Tin: charter election of Albany, N. Y., on
Tuesday, resulted in tho election et the
Democratic city ticket by 1,600 to 1,700 ma
jority.
TuF. charter cleetion of' Lockport. N. Y.,
on Tuesday went Dentmsatic by 270 major
ity.
lion the first Cowin mere than sixty years,
the 41 Federal town Ilosenwtn, in New
Hampshire, amt a maturity for the Demo
cratic candidate for Governorat the recent
election in that State.
` 4 T. 'limit-14ga. eleeted the Demo
cratic ticket on the 2nd by t,OOO majority.
Daytott, Ohio, the Democrat,: gained
two'conneiluten over the Rads on the
Mmotsox, Willi:on/4n, elected the Demo
cratie ticket by 250 majority. A pin.
3111.r.•Anctr, Wiwonsin, gave the Pone.
ants 1,500 majority, on the 2nd, a gain or
400. •
THE. Democracy gain ono councilman in
Cincinnati.
ST. Josmfs, Missouri, has elected a
Democratic mayor.
These are some of the mem', ?Mum
of a week or two sites, in our paper, which
Radicalism has lately experienced ; but the
Repnblican papers are loath to acknowledge
them: elections us Jelbuis to their party.
The thing is palpably plain that Republican
ism is fast being buried in the nuns created
by that party. Their leaders halo became
despondent, and the naves confused and
scattered ; looking about to join bands with
an kune.st sot of people, who will use their
WA efforts to bring about that peace no
happimexo that once blessed the country.
r4f. rive thousand men are out of work
at l'ittsburg.—E.r.
And we Jiavo no doubt that thoPe very
five damson(' men voted for Old Abe and
Andy Curtin and John W. Geary, and all
the other radical scoundrels who did their
best to bring about this state of things.—
Scareity of money is the legitimate effect of
the principles they voted for, and if they
are out at the elbows and out at the pockets
it is their own fault. Nevertheless we pity
them. and have to say to them that. theycan
remedy this matter, if they will. We need
not tell them how. Their good sense still
teach them that, if they have any; if, how
ever, their eyes are not yet opened, they de
serve to 'suffer. It' they are willing to kiss
the band that smites them. let theta do it.
The way of escape is open to them ; if they
will not walk in it, their ruin be upon their
own heads.---Cliedo,i Democrat.
A TAXATION DOIRIE.-A year ago the
Legislature took the State tax off real estate.
The Radicals made something of a blow
about it, and it was heralded abroad as evi
dence that they were relieving the people
of taxation. An net has just passed the
Legislature repealing the State tax on cer
tain personal property, which brought ;MO,-
WO into the treasury. This has a show of
decreasing our taxes, but it is a mere pre
tence. The same bill provides that this
$300,000 shainic apportioned among the
respective counties of' the State, payable by
the respective county treasurers into the
State treasury on the first day of every An
gust, interest chargeable on arrears. The
effect of the bill is to relieve a particular
class of people, who paid tax on certain de
scription of personal property, and impose
the tax on others. If there is any necessity
fur thus shifting the burden of taxation we
have not been able to see it. This kind of
legislation will not satisfy the people that
their taxes have been lightened.
G ov. (3 EARY APPEARS TO RE AN EXPEN-
Lrxray.—A short time since we no
ticed that the Legislature appropriated
OW for the improvement of the Gevemer's
mansion, and on Monday last E 20,000 were
appropriated to commence an extension to
it. It is understood that persons have been
boring for this ever sin l „Geary act foot in
it. The family hasn't had room to turn
.around in; the Governor had no place to
study in ;. he was constantly interrupted and
annoyed by the entrance of servants; and
really the State could afford to build him a
house commensurate with his distinguished
services—more especially u he might cause
the State to loose much more than the cost
in case he was interrupted or annoyed when
deliberating on subjects of great public mo•
meut, &e. Just so. But we cannot see
how a man Without brains can easily be an
noyed. A Governor who signs a law awl
then calls on the Legislature to repeal it, be
cause he did not know what he signed until
somebody told him, as in tbo case of the
Allegheny Valley Railroad bill,•cannot be
troubled much with brains.—Easton
ad.
, a CONSFATICUT.—There is a report,
stip the New Haven Register, that on a
recount of rotes in the Sixteenth Sena
torial nibtrict, licth S. Logan, of WWI
- was found to have a majority, and is
therefore deem; givi the Dowxrats a
coos brit). of one in the Senate.
The Denteetittle PartY awd the
Future.
There is a st song effort being made at the
Nowa time to induce the iwople to look
npop the Donta.latiu party us defunct, a
thing of the pant, as having fulfilled its mis •
Ilion, and no lotager necessary as a means of
restoring peace and good government in the
country. &Won are earnestly
engaged in thistuovement. All their papers
from the Tribune, to the smallest sheet in the
remote West, talk in the same strain upon
this subject. In the South etemeially this
view is being urged with great zeal and ear
nestness by the ruissionariesof the dominant
organization of the nation. They declare
that if an early settlement of our national
difficulties and troubles is desirable, if the
Southern States crave rehabilitation and.
representation, the path towards those ends
lies through an exceptnnce of the theories of
of the Radieal faction, and an abandonment
of the principles of the Democratic party, and
the organization founded upon those princi
ples. The whole theory of those who father
this Kamm lhr uprooting the democratic
party is that "the Democracy are so odious,
fur past offences, that the country will never
submit to their restoration to power. The
country. here, signifies that portion of the
Radicals who think with the Democrats on
the issue now against the land. It is assum
ed that there are enough of them, by voting
with the latter, to exile the former from
power and place." But the leaders of the
dominant or anti-republican party declare
that it would be far better to let the Radical
titetion lead them further on along the path
which leads inevitably to ruin, than win a tri
umph under the democratic game. The
New Orleans Picayune, after noticing fully
the above grounds assumed by the Radicals,
(=dimes:
11 the Democratic organizations were dig
solved and the name abandoned and a new
party orrnizeil, it is plain that by whatever
designation it might be known, it must, ht
order to seamed, obtain the votes of those
who ate Democrats. There were nearly two
milli o ns of them in the last presidential elec
tion ; and the difference between the two
parties was about ten per cent. of thq whole
vote. A change of little Inure than tire per
cent. would have given the party calling it
self Democrats a majority of the popular
vote then east. Besides that, the whole vote
of the South was excluded, and on the issue
of the day that would be almost unanimously
Democratic; that is to say, for the principles
and objects for which the Democrats enter
the political fi pht.
. These two millions of
voters in the North are the substance out of
which only a successful party eoulil be raised
and esinsolidated so as to overcome the Had
fgads at the polls. It is a common saying,
that the odium marked on that party, tier
its course, or fir rather the course which its
adversaries succeeded its persuading the
public that it had taken during the war, at.
!aches itself to its organization, so that loyal
Republicans should never consent to be iden
tified with it. It is another way of saying
that the Nomadic party must confess it
stitt. fa have been disloyal, and declare itself
:IS incapable of actiic*: nailed the charge.
securesi
It to be promised that, if t will do
so, a portion of those who make the accusa
tion ail' take all the grounds the Demoegut
ie party sustain, and lead them to success.
nett is temper and prejudieiti in this. if
molting worse. It is extremely unreasona
ble to re quire such sacrifice as a propitiation
to men, to persuade them to do their Juty;
and it is extremely irrational to expect that
when a party gives up its leaders and is
disbandoned, it can rally at once
with the seine Three and effect as before.—
trganization is to a party what discipline is
to an army. It would be just as sensible to
look kir community of purpose and action
en the tield time the use of militia, as for
successfid political action to be fwd against a
party so thoroughly drilled its the Rep*.
can party is, by a putty disbanded, under a
new name.
The utility of the Democratic orcanizal ion
is. therefore, one of the chief elements of
success in the canvass which is opening now,
to does only with the next Presidential elec
tion. It was tried in the Connecticut eke
don, and the success of the party, by the aid
of a considerable number of Republicans,
who dine to the substance of things, with a
patriotic disregard for napes, is an encour
aging sign that the counsels of such papers
as the New York Pam; will not impede the
union in action of all those who desire the
same tiolitical reforms. •
•It is very evident that Radical rule can
only be broken by a union of all the friends
of republicanism upon a common ground and
for a common purpose. That purpose must
be to reinstate the Constitution as the su
premo law of the land, to restore the States
to their old places in the Union, to repeal
the obnoxious military reconstruction bill,
and to allow the people of' all portions of' the
Union representation in the councils of the
nation. This is a platform out Which all true
friends of the Republic can certainly unite,.
As to Miner details, there may and will be
differences of opinion. Local causes may
induce the people of the East and West to
desire that the tariff and revenue laws should
be presented in certain aspects, but on the
great fundamental question of reconstruction,
they need not be separated, if they will take
counsel of' their patriotic impulses, and not
lend themselves to the arts of a demagogue,
or the uncertain guides of passion and prej
udice.
How can such a union of patriotic men,
for such a high and holy purpose, be effected,
but npon the platform and through the
agency of the Democratic party? What
other organization can they trust? What
other party can present such a record of de
votion to the great fundamental principles
upon which the hopes of the Republic rest?
The Radical organization has thrown over
board the Constitution,and is drifting upon
the tide of popular passion. They can prom
ise nothing fur the future but disemll. con
tention, and anarchy. 'rho Conservative
masses. have no efficient organization by
means of which to discipline the anti-Radi
cal forces of the nation, and make them
effective at the polls. The regular army
which is to confront the party in power, and
contend for the union of the States, the per
petuation of civil government and the li fc of
the Republic, is the Democratic party, and
that fact is more and more indisputable and
apparent as the (lay of battle approaches.
The elections in all parts of the Uuion tes
tify to the life and vitality of the Democrat
ic party, and also prove that the masses are
looking to that organization as the only hope
for the ?ntnre. There are no signs of decay
in the bid constitutional party of the country.
Its principles are those which, if carried into
pritttlee , will reunite the .Rtates and male
the s Unit front Maine to Texas,
and tho utility of its organization "ono of
the chief elements of success in the canvass
which is now opening, to close only with tho
next Presidential election." The future of
thu nation is indissolubly wedded with that
of the Dinocmtie party, and if we are true
to principles, the people will not suffer them
to be divorced.—Age.
MITRDZII IN LEMON (.POINTY. --On Sall•
day evening hist a most brutal murder was
Co►utuitted at Laury'S Station, in Lehigh
county, on the line of The Lahigh Valley
Railroad. The victim was an Irishman
named Michael O'Day, and the parties
charged with the horrible crime are John
Derry, Thus. O'Hare andjohn Clark. The
scene of the murder is a small boarding
shanty, near the station, into which the ac
cused parties forced their way, and finding
O'Day, with whom it appears they had had
a difficulty the previous day, stubbed and
beat him so shockingly that he died in about
half en hour after. flurry was arrested
next morning, by Gen. David Laury, just
as he was in the act of getting on the pas
senger train, at Catusaqua Station. Clark
and O'Hare are still at large. Whisky
seems to have been the muse of the crime.
—Ewton Sentinel.
MARKET REPORT.
Wheat per Litehel
Rye,
' •
Corn,
Buckwheat
Oats, 66
Cloverseed "
Flaxseed, "
apples '°
Potatoes, •
Flour per barrel,..
Butter,
Eggs per dozed,.
Tallow per pound,.
bard
clams.
Shoulders. "
Hay per ton,
fin Tuesday. the oth of April, 1567, by
Mootcomery Cole. J. P., Mr. Ctuttsrmtt
L. MoottE, of Sugarlontiowusbip, to Mrs.
El.tznom Vont:A, of Jackson Township,
Colombia County.
DI ED.
In Centre Township, Co!mai% Count•,
nn Sattmlny morning, April R, NC, MERCY
0311FOrt OrJohn Hill, Esq., aged about
M yrara.
Mrs. Hill was a kind hearted Christian
woman—beloved and esteemed by a large
circle of friends and acquaintances, and was
the mother of quite an extensive and inter
esting family. "Peace to her ashes."
In Light Street, Colnnthin County. en tho
6th inst., Mr& Sarah White, aged about, 8t)
•earn.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
'wow von -COSTS!s—
Th. aetniinte fir the into relamSia Doens,t. and
Oilier erid.•n. V 4 Or ind.'bled ne►a to ON
Iwrr been in the iinntliiol *bonfire etirintiPtliti,
or ~,,, for lasediete calettioa. and Pinter.. I.
herd.) R I{l.ll in, pll Intete►led. Ihel a co., will enure
on all unsettled net oun ts during the Map Cond.
LEVI L. TAIT!.
Willi.itioncirt. April 17.1 , 67.—Tt.
NifricE IN DIVORCE.
&
Martha J. Mena by her ) In the Court of Coin•
neat friend .10bn hlelick mon helm of l'olonni , id
ye. Lather County. No. 50 of Fcbru•
Ord Terni. W.:. Aline Elotiporinn in Divorce.
The defendant In the nho%e lade id rn , inirnd
lo appear oil Muneey. the Sine day of in aryl All3l,
rendsng term of l'outt in void county. I. 111 % cr In
the complaint of the plaintif in the raid ono
DAM I: El. ON V LIER. tlbarill.
April 9. M 47.
G . E. SAVAGE,.
Practical Walehonker and Jeweler.
MAIN STREET, (near the Court House,)
• BLOOMSBUga, PA.
Gnostically nn WO a line adrartment of American
and Sarum Walchea.Clocka, Jewelry, VIIVOIMITO and
Pre.mc.a.
I'ollloll3f attenti••a paid in th. rope I,ingilf elm It
Walther stud Jewntry. Ala.ohic Marks ums k ,
order. Alt %v../ k Warr:wird.
Nwamolintg. Apra l; Im7.
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(11
The etoek bolder. of the
tiluentiliarg Literary Willful',
are notified that an .I.•etien ‘4lll te• ham in On 1,1.
boo Ileum t.f the In•titutr Itmhhee.nn the NA
datuiday .4 May neat. bt IVVinni the hours r I and 4
r r , bring th•• Ith prox,mo, to elect mot
Diteours to chemise the ;straits of tba
exsTrfurr.,
t h r ,,,, 1. ' five tine year, three In reeve inn yews.
and three hi serve three years. refooll. 1k h. , have
siitoorribed, and van have paid up their irodattuento
to full. eau call on the Preitident. L. B. Aupert, end
receive their gertilitatel of stock. Kr order of the
Board. V. C. Eflll. brerttary.
lidoniouhisrp, April 17, 16n7.
A s S It; NEE ' NOTICE.
Tie first and final oceolint of ließion, in P.-
i'liolnee, Assignee of Clinton and James
Ittoritt, of Conyngliam Township, C o ha n .
Connty,
Nottec i. hereby Five/ that flatgataln P. FOrteltr
Assignee°, Clinton rut buses Dewitt, at Cawing•
hens l'uvreeltitt Cal. 17 n.. hove exhibited and bled In
tile Court of Contemn Plena of said County, hie ac.-
%gotta 111* Aepiatt ,, e as aforesaid. and tint caul a, count
will he allowed it the seed Court at the Febritary
T. !HI Preof. 1 , •67, I.lileos ratite be then bhoWn why
account rltauld not be allowed.
Jk7ek4K rrothunutary.
Clnitinslitarg, April 17, iro.
_ _
SIIERIFF'S SALE
By Viotte of a writ of A!. 17•ndipev rtyoncr. in.
►lied out of the Court uf Cum..... pleas of Colton
Lin County and to li n e directed. will lin exposed to
puldie eala at the Court Mope. lit Ulikolso.latirli nn
Monday the Sixth duo of May. 1007. ■t tow ii.eloca In
I l awn...lL the follutt ing rai ebtate to wit ;
A rerla rn lot or lot li.ta of grtrinil, ettuata in
GrunaoloWit. In 0,11)1411nm l'nwitahip, Columbia
County, coutouing fifty feet (milt and two hundred
foot deep. boll Mkt, 011 the util; by the turnpike. on
Ilia went and youth by land of the I.ocnyt Mountain
Cool and Iron Company, anti on the nail by land,. of
14In react) Luso , , V. hereon In Litt:tad I log house
with thr uppititenitneux.
Poised,takonloexeeuticn and to bc sold al the
property of Julia Carey,
bAMUCL SNII/14,ellurig.
Illooptoburig. April 17, Itkiy,
CHAS. G. BARKLEY,
Attorney at Law,
BLOOMSBCRG, COLOMBIA CO., PA.
(Mire in the Exchnny !Wilding. Fecund story. over
eliglher & cuss $&OI, kictund duos above the Es•
change 1in!,.1
Hinuinoburg. April 17, 1e.67.
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L u IiER ! LUMBER!
.4 nrw bunter 1m.,1 Ithomrdntrg,
pun underelenud would rraperlftWly Inform Ihn4.
w%ut of lumber LEW He 1311411101(.•
bit.Mt keep, Y hand e annul r.nruty of building
and l e arina in,terhl, at him trviacar. a short die
thicAtaarthof the depot, Whieh lie nit.ri for eels at
rec.uWable video. J etAIU V LEA .
W.Pouoburg, June M. 18116.
RANGEVILI E N 01131411, E3IIN
`' ARV.
The next Term nr this lust Itutiori will mown , . on
Ittooday. April 13th Tuition per Tem or Cloven
writhe, from N to «130.
Burttiluti w good tantgli• • per week, $lOO.
U. D. WALKER.
April 10. 1P67-3i.Crinripai
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT&
A 'I'LICANTS roe HOTEL, RESTAU
RANT AND LIQUOR STORE LI
UENS.M.
Node° is hereby giveithat the following
Enunrta hart - made appjbathin to the Pro
turi of Coiumbilm county for Tavern,.
t and Litittor rtfleenses to be
grant rat thn coining y Vertu :
Bloom. John Letnork, Tavern.
do John F. Caslow, do
do Geo. W. Manger, do
do Bernard Stohner, do
do O. A. Jacob* do
do L. I). MentathalhLiti ; Store.
do Wu'. IL Gihnore,E. louse.
do John F. Callow, do
do B. Stohner, do
Beaver. John 8, Mann . , Tavern,
do C. Shuman is, 80n, do
Benton. John J. Stiles. do
Biolviek. M. H. Gilchrist. du
Brierereek. liideon G. Holder, do
Catawisaa. llonry J. Clark, do
do J. B. Kistler, du
do Philip tiotsehall; do '
do J. P. Runyan, E. Home.
do Levi Keller, do
Centre. John Grover, Tavern.
du IL H. Lohman, E. House.
Centralia. A. W. Creamer, Liq. Store.
do Thos. O'Connor, do
do John Cannon, Tavern.
do Henry A. Weidenosul, do
do Stephen Horan, E. House.
do Michael 0' Haire, do
do Thos. Geraty, do
do Sitnowil itiehard, do
do Patrick Killeen, do
do Hub' t Farrell, do
do Mary Cliaptran, do
Conynghatm P. T. 31' Kiernan, Tavern.
du 'rhomas Monroe, do
du Samuel Leihy, do
Fisbingereek E. 1 1. na ngst, do
Greenwood. Cornelius M 'Cam, do
do Milton E. Cox, do
do Joseph F. Long, do
do 11 ii iii ',limy Parker, do
1 lendoek. )oho I I artm an, do
Loca,t. Ludwig, Thiele, do
do Jonitua Womer, do
do John Kline, do
do It•aao Rhodes, do
Madim.m. K. A. Smith, do
Maine". Samuel Vet tor, do
d o Samuel Itimby. do
Mifflin. Aaron Hems, do
Montour. Ilea. 11. Brown, do
d., Brown & Coleman, E. Howe.
Mt. Plea , atit, 11, W. Melia, do
)range. Jacob (load, do
do John Snyder. do
do Israel 31unimey, do
Scott, Philip D. Keller, ~ do
di, John Savage, do
do William Bendel., do
d o dohn Hummel,. E. House.
do J. D. Hier. do
JESS E COL E3I AN, Froth 'y.
Prothonotary's ("dice,
Illoondbure. April 10, lsC.7. i
R 1 M 0 V A I, 0 F
$2 80
110
•' 911
811
55
7 00
2 !0
2 50
$0
16 (K)
:15
20
20
15
20 01.1
C. C. MARIUS
STOILZ
TO SHIVE'S BLOCK,
rut s T DOOR A n i,vn AwmocßAT (wrier:
Tim undersigned laving received tow the city
a full and complete supply of
SPR AND SUMMER
1)R V GOODS AND
Tin wore, ❑nrdware, Ce
dar and Willow Ware, Own, Confection
erv, tilocoNVore. TntMO. nab , mod
Folec, Floor, Solt. Fiat no 'Mod :all of
wMcAt l I,Topon , 11045r0t, at a very low figure for
cu4ll or tovolurv.
kcr
rail and i.e. C. c. amity..
filoonwlorwr. April 3. 1567,
011 A N EV ILLP 110 T 1 t
COLUMBLt COUNTY, PENN' A
ISRAEL MUMMEY,
PROPRIETOR,
(aIIICCEOROR l'O SAMUEL EVERRIT.I
has lately taken charge of this well known and con.
venleutly liwated stand. respectfully informs his
old friando, no wall as new, and the pliblte in ' N o. / .
al, OM his bou se so in complete order for the at'
consmoilaston of tot•gritorn,Jn,l for the reception no ,1
oitertatuntent of travellers who may feel thopoond
to favor lisiti ws:11 their custom. No expense has
Men spared in preparing thus Hotel for the enter.
toinment or Ru•ta, ono nolhoott sto it he wrilimi;. on
his part. to intnioler to their personal comfort. The
fuertion. as well as Ilse buntiont. Is a good ono, and
all loirther so amply nttangon to plaase the public.
ICI Ilia Uar will lawny, be Inruished with the
hest of upsets, and his table with the twat the near•
ken a thirds. ISRAEL 1111.1.11111 A
April 3,
NT EU' BAKERY AND CONFix
vTi o N Y
I.236oadatbadastlarmailboutt
ON MIRE) STREET,
BELOW MARKET,
BLOOMSBURG. P.l.
3. F. FOX Propt Dior of Ono otuldinhawnt.wmfld
reePorifollY whom hto old and lIOVI ruotoonoro. that
ll ^ ua. ..V..r)tion4 fitted up at hie new stand to rn•
0111, him io ',union rh , an w rib tinr:.th,
AND Ct tNi 11/11ERIEr. a, htronfor.:.
hut wo.le err•tngtmeut for the *ale of
Breed, with t% in. Eraomui, witu hoops a Contectuon•
try thou• dlrvelly apposite
THE "EXCHANGE BUILDINGS,"
%%heropcnnn■4/014 riot broad can be accommodated
at all timed.
Le. ell persona. who have been furni..ll
ed with Ale. 1.1111../ Beer. and Porter, by ine whole,
half, or NM call upon WILLIAM
(11LVIottE. at 1.15 Aaloon in
hives' Block, Main Street,
ho I i Levii nothotize I by the undervigned to sell
the lame. fly wel coo etnett) have a supply on hand.
w•bialt o 11l he wit at the Ih we it mat bet rme,
1,. F. nee. In connection with hie Bakery and Cuu•
iectlouttay., aticil up ((RIMY for the of
ICE CREAM,
to all who may favor him with their tuatont lie
alao prepared to WSW., ICO Cr«ani in large ryonoti
ties roi nubile or ...alai gatheiiiiga. as the
ram in ty Iw. Everything p«rtauung to lila
loopikaa oils rPreirt.wireful and diligent Ili twit tun .
71.•
i 4• IP thankful tu hht rontuniera (.•1 pad la.
tor,, and moat cordially nolo:1w a CUlfillttlaiire 0( th
J. k•. lox.
April I. 0 , 67.
I yEIV 11 It I' 4 ; STOP' E!
'R I'',
Pelt:Vitt to tilt many patent postman' Spoiling
the cminiry.
CAMPUJG ICE WI 111 13LYCESINS.
'delightful computind fee Whitening, Beautifying,
ttertenlos the Salo, will reams. Tan, Freckles. and
Blotches flow tho akin. is a certain retnedyler chap
p e d and gaooru Lips and hand., and as an application
to entail...es erupilon• it has no equal.
C? trice, 36 coats per llos at
HENDERSHOTT'S.
"TONIC BITTERS,"
cont.ining mi whi,,k,,y or miter Intoxicating in•
gradients. § pleasaut and effectual remedy for Dyr
pel.siti, Lois of Appetite. Drhihty,Deraogementsof
toe Liver, tat., etc, 91tY LT. 07' Pint Bottles .10
confirm:it at
HVIDERBIIOTrii.
"Balsam of Horehound,"
A safe. epeeily. and (engin rare for Congas. Colds
Ifnaraenera, rte., etc.. atfurdnie turinediale relief in
ell affceliona of the Tlaroat Image.
It bus no equal. p , r Price 40 rent, at
lIENULIIdIIOTTII.
"Shampoo Liquid,"
Fox Cleemni the Mad. and removing Om: Dad•
ruff, pi mit Ing Lose of Hair and 0111'14417 (lithe 11,6111,
by removing the tetlee. u.j Puna.
Eastiorri la CaIRO *1
HEN u.
trp T' Forme,. ■ad lllinemen- `.epruin snd
Sweeney Llnimeni"--Tire mast eirlearous applies.
l You in use for Ppreins. tlw.dltnF, /truisms Spevln,
Kins-None, tlpnnj.Halt. Foundered F. tialls,
Mange, ete„ etc, Vries. SO cants per Settle at
II DEISSI1071"13.
All tits above preptirationa prepared pals. sad /or
oats, by 11BNIMUSHOTT.
April 3. %Liu Oreot, Olootubburg.
GROCERIES,
"OUR OWN"
N CWI•U) Y g RISOMMONT
O.ONI O ECTIONERY STORE
A D
1r Al= USILfaiTZ.
STOHNER & WIDMEYER,
MAN UFACTURRIId UP
I lain'and Fancy Confectionery,
DEALIIIIII IN
FOREDIN FRUIT AND NUTS,
EXCHANGE BLOCK,
UN MAIN MOM
BILOOMMURG, PENVA.
°SASSES, LESIONS, SAPINII,
PRUNES,
BRBAD CAKE'S Or ALL KINDS
fry- All Ort/Pfil promptly ottoodull to, .41
Iloilo, mitered Wu camartnaralilp will stmt./nue
the linking and Conictilonery business at the Uhl
Stead. In all its brnucbco,
'their esperiunce in Uniting, and manufacturing
all Minds of Candle*, warrants them In shying tbst
tbe public absll
ACCONMODATEI)
with everyohloar in thole ilde, upon the molt ma.
lineable and acceptnble tennis
Finials and private hardline can be furnished wail
nquil Vivid Weed each day by WWI at Digit' ss!ab•
lirtuttent.
Condleo will bo mado end furnished in large or
malt quanitteo, to bus perollisiero, at
WHOLESALE RATES.
Retail Sealers throughout the country will do well
to give them ace!! before purcha.ing elooorbere,
They bore, in connection with their Confectionery
Store, en
a Ts 31 (f 1
where they intend to nerve oat lee errant during
00*u:other utonehe to all who may favor thorn with
their tandoat. Thy will tar prepared to mike nti
lee Cream forpartiee. *TOWNER k WIDVEYSfi.
Illoontahtint, April 3, MP=
A 80 L E R'S
t •
BOOT AND SUDS STOKE,
[orPosITE Eriticuent. talUitCad
On Main Street, Bloomsburg.
'rho orbotsibor taken pluton in announcing to
t, pOITie vt hlnont.tng. and vicinity, that be hat
on hand a him: and Ant nonntunent of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
for !whet' Rad gentlemen's wear, to alai all !Nucleic
Me city work to 44( tttn beet vadat', sad troat the
tuna reliable asaauractureta ; he being a practical
workman and a 4100410dg.. of
he is not litely to he opponent upon by receiving
wxrrUiKxx materiel badly made up.
Thow desiring anything in lax line would do well
to give him a call, before purchasing elnewhere. Ite
wile
GOOD ARTICLE,
and at yrteeit to suit pum.haaeta.
All yollong who dame light 4.1 t ilenVy work made
to 0 14h4 4,410 he OCColl4ololiktOli at hill 4,444k110iii11 , it.
at Alto, mum - u 4 win be due with oeutue.d and
&sport*.
Au elegant aloortuunt a Ladle* 81,04 and Auto.
mer oimee on band, A. dt.iLLEDIA.
Apt ti 3, 1?!.,67.
G MOUNT° TELEG RA I'IL
A FAVILY AND AN
Agricultural Journal,
lhaeaut at Chum. Lite rater., ,ineidtrr Pootry,
Novelettes, Tides, nod Moral end Notertastig Road*
ant, gociocally. la the Literary Permanent We shall
plooont the eholeciat saratios %man the reach of
our extended moans 'Cho Novelettes, Tea., Poetry,
etc supplied flout tit , belt and highest tour.
ces und be equal to anything to be 1010 W in soy
journal or mecteeme.
Agricultural and 'furtiveDural. eintitarina Cann-.
int% Gardening, Fruit raising. etc. Our Woos in
tiny ditpartmeht fur ever thirty years, have met the
cordial approbation fit that public. Our purpose ban
bete to lutni.h useful end reliable information open
these very important branches ei indent', and ii
protect them so far an within our power apaioet the
Wee dor woes and tarnish purpoote of the many
cispiiirs and nensation adventurers by whirl' the
former to incessantly assailed. This portion of the
Cog IMO./ 0t414 Tel Tei.ceanru is alone worth the price id
stittioniptien,
IS LW et litP A RTMENT, , the nurse Industry, elf*
1111 d liserirrunation 01 {fathering and preparing the
starlit, events itt the day, expre.nly tor this taper,
winch ' hitherto brie burn one of no marked reniercs
end guru U7l/1e1 , 41/ soonstarti,m, will be cow
tooted with red until efforts to meet the increasing
demands el the public.
TEltlittl.—Tom Miura amd flay tents put annum.
No olifern received without the cash, and nit sun.
scoptlints stepped at the end ~t• the time paid for
d peciiiitins numbers tent, Address
Nil LIP It. PREAS. Editor and Proprietor,
April 3, ilerniantewn,
COUUT PROCIAmmoN.
WIIEREAIf. the Hoe. tYpt.tgair Creolden
udge ofthe Court of Oyer and Termitic'. mod lieu
oral tail Delivery. Cmsrt of Quarter Sessions of the
Peace and Coact of l'onninon Pleas and Orplittn'srotirt
in the lNh Judicial District. compared et ronaties
MColumbio.Siollivan and Wyoming nod the lion. train
Derr and Peter K. Ilerbein. Asen'atelaages of Coition.
hie Co glare issued their prerept.bearing date the :bib
day of Dec. to hie year of our Lind tole 111i041050141 eight
hundred and Mir end In ine directed for holding a
l'ourt of lye! alaTeriosioser mid Dencral Jail delir••ry,
General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Comoaun Pleas
and Orphan's Court. in Bloomsburg. in the comity of
Columbia. on *hellion Monday. ,heing the Gib day) of
lbw sell. le emollient. one we:L.
— llintoce is hereby giv•yro. to the. Coroner, the Justices
of the Peace and Constables of the said county of col.
mobil. that they he then and there in honor proper per.
aou at 19 o'clock in the forenoon of,,ajd day with th eir
fet.Ortte, iuyuisillwl. and ulber reniellibrilllCO to do
those 'biog. with to their to be done.
And those that Rio Imuildhy ierieziegan c e, tll prosecute
against the prisoners that are or ma Le in the Jail of
old enmity of ounds.' to be 1114111.1111 tbore to proml•
41114 term as shall bejort. 311f1re are requested Wha
punctual lu then cittritilniier.ogrernhly to their notice.,
WWII at ttloouuborg, Ma VIII day of Mareli•
L. S. on they ear ni out o n e thousand cigUt
hundred and Inti 7. and in the ninetieth
year of the independence of the rioted Slater of
Aerie*. ( GuD NAV& Tilt )
SAMUEL SNVDE.II., Sheriff.
Illooniel girt. April 7. .447.
G l{ AND JURORS FOR MAY TERM,
1807.
Bloom—gndfew 1 1 11‘4140n
Hi )41TrecK —l•Tiall Iklwer.
Hero, Ile r , vi. k —John Me loaei.
Benton—l. K. liriCKhClllll.
l'ei.tre-B,initel 11. ("mw.
Comynghani—Duniel T. M.:Korean
Fislionscreek—Darld Savage, George M. llov.cll.
Jackson Ale.
Greenw,bid—llioruphrey Parker.
Hemlock —Peter Brugler
Jackson—Robert Eiger.
MI. Yleassot—Hatti4l Vati44r4lire, Elias flowell,
altSon—Aartni Mooeller. John 0. Angle,
Main--Aaron Thlter .
Purse.
Conns—Shodrick Eves.
Roaringcrenn—Abrehant Nearer.
Siogorloaf—Whesler Moab*, Richard Kilo.
fiIItAVERSE JURORS FOR MAY
TERM, 1,7.
Bloom-4008h 11. Furman, 14111111 W. Hartman,
'Phones J. Wenner
11 roarcreck--Enos L. Adams. John rester, jr.
Hearer--Chas. P. Mann. Nathan thedhender, Na
than Beedhender, sr.
I atsiviiPty—Johil Mani, Maul Pederolf.
fronkton—George hart noon.
Piphinurreek--YPin. Ash. Philip Appleortrn.
Grectinllllll--litrliell Mrtllolnt. 3.11111 Mute!.
hemlock—Hugh W.l4elleynelds. Andrew J. 11;nn
melt, teams Pureel. Wm, 11. Shoemaker, WW. Win
terodesto. Jowl Itela
1, v4A 1.1.-- peter Moller. Jacob heroin.
Mifflin -John C richer.
Montour—lsaac Mowery.
Harlulll Samuel Riniby.ir,
Mi. Pleasant—Peter Ilitoperoited.
Oransu -Jesse Hrunlitetler.
Yin, Ira Yawl.
koarinscreet--1.149101 Rorie.
Scott v iolin Sim non. A 0 Thornton.
Sump a rms. Hoarye
IST OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL AT
MAY TERM, 1867.
I IV) halo L Lance. ye Alfred Onion.% et. SI.
lieolamin Zan and wife vs. William Skim's.*
3 Edward Refiner T. Thu Locust Mountain Coal&
Iran Company.
4 X. Chamberlin use vs elolak D Edger.
Jacob Reniley is cetowissii Rail hoed Company.
of Dewy P. Ness vs Horner h of licrerick.
7 Eli Jone• e. Mile' C Abbott
8 Wright Ilughe• vs Peter Miller
9 Jonathan Entitle vs Wright Hughes.
HI Mary I. Green re Robert of Howell. et sl.
11 John Laverne, vs. Varney McHreerty.
11 havid Yeager. vs Clinton Dewitt. et al.
13 John W. lawher v. Peter S. hi.hel,
11 %Cooley & Pune vs John W,Lescher
15 Elm holm Hoe s ■ Sainuel Rooms, idol 1.
le Phoebe M,y, vs satiny , ' Kruine, adon'r.
17 William A Mao v* James. Dyke.
18 Sy! whird C. Green'. AdonCe.
Jacob ro, Ensue vs Milliard C. Green's Adorn'', •
sa 1. P. Pinseher, vs laser Vatter
91 Jacob A. *wisher, vs Abel Thoerms.
0,1 Jacob A. Swisher, vi K ,chard Lyon.,
10 Douse ilrown. as Leonard ilonainan.
31 Wni Hoagland, vs H•rncy Menu:arty.
33 /MO* Steekhouni. vs Thou. elackhouse Eats,
tM Joseph Loney. vs Peter Maine'.
117 inroad k Drown vs A. Cravenly.
Deborah Dean, Ve Owen 1.. Dean.
I IV Edward McCall, at al vs John Bwrenry .
30 Clark Steward k wife vs Ir. C. Cleaver.
' 31 Yraaklfa Yocum, ve Wa.T. Ilidman.
MI Win. reason. et al Ys Simon C. Shiva_
33 Jeha P. Otrohnoyer. vs Sam Neybort
1 33i James Gramm ell MiCbClll Psalm, Tt al
NEW SPRING STYLES,
"Om OWN M
Endiroring from Now rind ii.iirobla lOW al
4111rpre 0f.14,41163. ad Trail
and p 4
V I
334. 33 4.1133 34, and 4 yard. round
WO and ono, Wolof. : in aver tospott
FIRST QUALITY,
find earimielly adapted to meet the want* 0
Clasp see moat fashionable Trade.
otter own Make." or Noon dkirts, ore li
store otiose, wore durable. and Really Cheops
'ry other maltd of either vino, ur huto4.l
Akin in the American Merket.llhoy tile Warr
In every tweet, and wherever intrndeasd giv
venal satildialion. They ern now being amen
sold by 'Whalers, and every Lady should try •
Ask Mr
"HOPKLN'S OWN MAKE,"
and see th4t soh Shirt is Stamped W. T. liop
Mernifeetnter. MO An* Street. Philadelphia.'
other* are Oentilio At:analogue einiteining
NMI and Retail Priers, seat to soy stillmmo. A
ORM and tainfril diAtuttin 11110 Wed 1,0 Me_Mets
dere by Or otherwise. promptry 4a. care
hoed. Wholesale and Retail, at Manufactory
tale rooms, No MS Arch *Met, Phifedelphia.
Muria made to order, altered and repaired.
Terul, Net Shish Oise Price 0
March MI. 117—likno, Wit T. ifOrKiN.
MANHOOD: HOWLOST,
Now RE S TOR EO.
aapJ INT putiliehed, in a sealed e
lope. Price ii tante. A lecture on
odium treatment and radical ear ,
fintinual Weakest,* or lipermatoth
indu ce d by gulf-Abuse ; Involuntary EinidOlione.
rdetyry. Nertfoll4 liability nod. luirdinseats
littlyinge Wet idlY I o)hotittipt ion, It . poopoy,
Fits ; Mental and Physical incapacity. Sze.
notion J. Culverwell. M. Do MUM), of tits 'tit
011.011,' Ata,
The world renowned author. la this admirable I
tore, clearly proves from his own experience, 1
the awful cintscluences of Helf.Abufte may be et
ually removed without Medicine. end without
mune magical operstione, bouyiee, tularemia
rings, or cordials. pointing out a mode of rot
OUCV o , lltiall nod effectual, by which every mac
no matter what hie condition may be, miry c
himself cheaply, privately sod radically. This I
tare will prove c boon to thatiaande and Cowie
tient under mt: to any address, in a plain coven
on receipt of six cants, or two pomp, ..too
Also 14. CLIIV.:IWVII'10 1411111M46 0U141440611.1115 co
Addrees, Clint*. J. C. KLINE it CO
IV Bowery. New Volk, P. O. box Cis'
Feb. 13, led7.—ly Pearl& Co.
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST.
NEW (MAAR PURIM
H• BATES
Itesperthilly oforms the pub*, generatly that
has opened tt tirst-Oess
CHAIR ESTABLISHMENT
in Illoomottord, nn Maio Street, (opposite Say&
11,1 where he has jast received Sus Philattopl,
lutgn +Hint/Meta nt
Bumus, Stands,
ROCKING CHAIRS,
NURSE DUAIDS, CANE SEATED OHM
Arm Chbint and Woodsor Chairs, all or which he
Pete to the public fit o.4.unab le utietC
Cane treated Chews platted to order, also
otb,r hmrl aP tepntring done upon rinumnable ten
lion`t toil to give him a cull and secure peat b
galng.
Illeninsburg, Noe. 7.1864.
T 1.1 A' A ' rfoTEL,
;THE UPPER 11011M1
Orangeville, Columbia Co., p
The rtubscriber respectfully ihfurbut hie
frienths end the public, taut he has takeu the
abate w,4l known
!NH JSE or ENTFAT.IINJIRNT.
and will he pien,rd to rerely. the iitistinti of atl w
will flour him ir oh a ra:l. He will keep
A 6000 'TABLE,
ar.ar writ ith the beet of Liquors, a
churl Will Da made to reader entire setter,
JOHN SNYDER
Orangeville, Match 20, IN7.
W 11i f' AND
PMINE
Fortlnt to grow upon the smoothest rate in frr
three to five weeks by wool Ur, eftrvi gne , o
Lwow/ ennillaire. the most wonderful discove
in modem ortroo*, acting upon the Beard and tit
in en sinter wanner. It has been Oil
by the elite or Parts and London with the most d'
teeing success. Stows of all purchasers will
registered. and if entire satlefuction to not tiros
money will be cheerfully rerun
ed, Pin , : by mail, muted and postpaid, $l. Ut
criptirre circulars and trrtitnaniahr matted free. A
dress HI $ll errs At, Chemists,
itivot Street. Tray, N. Y, Pole agent* for t .
United rttates. {Fel. C,
NEW HAI It DI:ESSE% SALOON
A N.V. , Hair Cuiting, Shaving. sad Dying Salon
des beew uprise,' Ili Lae
Frame Building, Bloomebur
nn Court ll.oten /Mee. 'into, nll kinds of pork
the b,,,%,!ring tints *III be nestle and promptly
tend. 41 to.
flair work minufortored to order. 1.44106 wushl
their 11Alf 411,11 Nd in Wistertal'. or otherwise. 141
or willosit emelt. will lie atteudod to by a lady.
separate aparto•oohe. Mardi Va. kka.
vritusTEE ACCOUNT OF THE E
?1,. of Franklin Crereling, a boat;
All Persona indebted wttl take notice that itarou
Crevrling. Committee of Fraokiln Creirelint, a I
now, her filed hie first !Won nt of the Ru m.g, e
of the anode of the maid lunatic wall the 1%1111011
tavy of the Ca ott of Common firun of the County
Coluothia. and OM maid account will be presented
the Jo,lees of the Court of Common Naar of an
Goonty. Inc the lieurinkontl confirmation on Tueed
the 7th day m hl..y new Jl3etB6 COLENI ANT.
March 27. MO %v. Prot
EXECUTRIX'S N (yr cE.
.1« , 11(tir n j .loh It ehelrntao, fleeeattert
eraL.A testionentary on the roost • of John Cha
man, late of Centralia Iloroulgi, CnhtNJla Count
have tweis ranted by the Register of said Count
to Mnry l'hopoinn and Maria Ann Hagerty, both
Ceutrdia llornelth. and County aforesaid. All p
sous has mg elating again*t the estate of the d
dent or; re.ineoled In pr./pent Mem for gettleiner
and those indebted to the estate will wake mule
to the undersigned without delay.
AtAltY CHAPMAN.
MAMA A. HAUERTY
(7i:0111111a. lreh.o..lll , —Gw Ritualists
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
In.ttetn of adminletratlno on the •state of Jose
Mewl. Isle of Om.loaf .n• n•hip. Colombia eou
17. deceased. hat* boos granfrd to It. M. Edward
Lame County. All persons having claim• again
the estate ate replevied to Nun,l th. ni in duly
thesticeted. and those kousiln g thrum.' ti;fl indebt
to the ee•ale will wake pipit nit In tin. nifini /I uo int
'tithe:it agog. R, R. (AIWA Blitt.
March 17, 117—tlar
FOIL SALE,
TUE tpat..rtiber witt sell a first tate
Two-tioßsE CARRIAGE,
Dearly new, in Food cmittkm. upon 1 " 11 " 1/:
porponable turn's. It I. mu: o • Dunlap's ata
e l'hlkitlelphia. There in
TII EE SEAT 54 •
in ,ha good top, utTd to *.•ll Onintird. f
be .ern at the etohlu. of the undertogned, on Ir
strert, iwiow Third.
Iltoom.burg. G.
rcu trcn s iTcb :
83RATCH Mann ! OCZA Tc
WHEATON'S OINTMEN
Will tare The ltdi-WAS Rours.
A l.o coreil T ime ras
PLAINS, mlll4ll ERUPTIONS Or TIIR SKIN. "ri
SU Yor Flak by l Druggidic By oreniling
cense [ft %i 6 61Int P 0111146 Ade Agent,. 170 W
initon street, Norton. II will bo torwhr.led by Ina
Mite of pomade. io any peel of Use United States.
June 6, lecti —ly.
_
DR. W. H. BRADLEY,
(Late Asniniant Modltnl Di sector U. S. Army.)
rhydcian and surgeon.
tr - ()trio , st nloomilmrx Pa.
Call. promptly atlt•mtvd to befit MVO end dot).
Illmtmoblirg, Nov
DRUGS, DRUGS, DRUGS.
Purr dirinri., at John R, Mn% era PHI; Pin
r of Main and Marlin Idirceia. A good
went of
PURE DRIIICOI,
bledlonro. Paint.. Oils and Varnl.hoa, alt4t ,
be , d. end well be sold cheaper than at any oto
Dri Store In term
QUALITY GUARANTEP.P.
l'rrerriptione eanohtily compounded at bin! ,
Drug Stnre.
Ayer. end Jaynes Medreinee mold at \]o) pt
rtor,,
wiaaaft.e Tar Vordlel. !label's Cad Livor
Warrekna's *nothing bytup, mold at coyer',.
Store.
Far any reliable patent medacinao, call at M'
Drug ntnte.
Leather nt all kindit, wbofroale aad retail, at J
Mayer. tintstltnre, lillanobiluse, F.
may 1 . woo. —tt.
12M192
/Aeon L. GIRTOsi