laomeburg mutat
wm. U. JACOBY. Editor.
Wednesday, Feb. 19, MS.
Democratic State Convention.
lIARRISIWIrn, Pa.,Januacy 8, LW.
The Democratic S tate Committee of Penn-
Itylvania have fixed WEDNESDAY, THE
lOURTH DAY OF MARCH, WS, at
32 o'clock x., as the tune, and the Hall of
the House of Repreresentativee, at Harris
burg, as the place, for holding the annual
Convention of the party.
It is ordered that this Convention be com
posed of ono member for each Senator and
Repreacatative, who shall be elected in the
usual manner and they will meet at the
time and place aforesaid, for the purpose of
nominating candidates for the offices of
Auditor General and Surveyor General. and
of selecting Delegates to the National Con
vention for the nomination of candidates for
President and Vice President.
The members and committees of the or
ganization and all conservative citizens who
can unite with us in the support of consti
tutional principles arc requested to proceed
to the +vinyl of the delegates in their re
spective ilistriets•
By order of the Democratic state C,, t n.
mittee. WILLIAM A. WALLACE,
G. 0. DEM, See'y. Chairman.
General Grant Is Deud
It has frequently happened in the history
of the world that men have suddenly dire)).
peered from the stage of action, and the
manner of their 'taking off' was, at the
time, and remains, a mystery. As to who
was the atrocious murderer of poor Cock
Robin is settled by the historian of that em
inent but unfortunate bird ; and the name of
Sparrotc will forever bo held in abhorrence
by the numerous and influential members of
the family of FILM and Feathers. Morgan,
it is well known, was killed, baked, and eat
‘u by the Museum; but we submit that the
question as to who struck Billy Patterson is
still open to the world fur discussion. Not
ro with the lamented subject of this notice.
General Grant is dead ! True, his corporeal
body is still perambulating the streets of
Washington, cigar, shoulder straps and
all, presenting to the unthinking ob
server the same appearance, for all the
world, as the Grant of the days when vul
tures and carrion crows fattened on the ear
caws of our sons and brothers in the
tkrnas of Virginia. But General Grant is
dead ; by which we Wan, speaking serious
ly, he is morally and politically dead; and
his (political) ashes might rest in peace,
were it not that it behooves the American
people to profit by the exam ph! aed fate of
EEO
lien. Giant was set up by the Radicals on
ly to he knocked down. Awl down he is.
chicanery on the part of the Radicals in
Congress, have dune the business tor• him.
The recent correspondence between him and
the President has shown conclusively that his
designs were traitorous so far as the Exeeu
live is concerned, and that his intention was
to play into the hands of the Radicals ; and
the latter having used the cats-paw nre
ready to let the cat R.) limping off, and to
bestow their caresses upon some nobler ani
mal. Let the Democra7 profit by the fate
of the..e eminently bad wen, and show to the
world that there is enough of moral and po
litieal honesty in the American people to yet
save the nation. Neither the mistakes of a
President in appointing dishonest subordi
mites to office, as in the case of this man,
nor the bold villainies of an usurping Con
gress, should deter us from doing our whole
duty.
M. The time was when Gen. George G.
Meade was credited with being a thorough
soldier and something of a statesman, but
this reputation has been dissolved by his
emrsc as a Congressional satrap. It seems
impossible fur a man to become a despot
and retain a good character. The idea that
pervades most of Meade's recent orders,
that he can control a so-called Military Dis
trict as he would govern a camp of soldiers,
shows that his capacity was greatly overra
ted, and that, instead ot' being a statesman
and a soldier, he is only one of the common
class of beggarly adventurers, who become
intoxicated with undeserved prosperity, and
cut such capers in their elevated position as
would disgrace an ordinary simpleton. Tho
"Hero of Gettysburg," in a desperate wren
tlo with the half-starved editors of Alabama,
trying to cut off their slender advertising I a
tronage, is about as complete a specimen of
petty meanness as could be easily imagined,
FIXIIMIIIM
skirThe New York Work, is a newspaper
which has secured a trifling circulation upon
the bogus pretense of advocating Democrat
ic principles. Those Democrats in Ohio
who have exerted themselves to secure sub
scribers to it, will perceive by its recent
course that they are simply introducing an
enemy into their ranks to betray them at the
moment when they most require its aid.—
The clubs that have been raised for the
World, in Ohio, should he transferred either
to the Tribune or some Democratic journal,
The Crisis.
We have a newspaper of like character
not long established in this count•.
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MrrILATED GnEr.o.teits.--Woni and
defaced enrreney is just now an abominable
nuisance, and our trailes.people are so sharp
that they don't want to rewire a "legal ten
der" of' any denomination, if a hair's
breadth happens to bo wanting from the
note. It may not be generally known that
all mutilated bills are redeemed by the gov
ernment—in purrs of not lea, ihau three dol
lars—they are forwarded to the treasury de
partment, and the "newish" is mut to par
ties tbrwarling defaced notes, the amount
sent for exehange. Pick up your "old rags,"
envelope and address the same, 'Treasury
of the Linked States," Washington, 1). 0.,
and by duo course of mail you will receive,
in new bills, the amount forwarded, free of
postage.
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Dom). —.Mrs. Mundt Albeck, wbo was
injured by a fall near tbu Catawissa Railroad
84 she was returning limn the M. E.Cbureb,
died oo Tuesday evening of kV, Wetic.—•
..Vonfour ...dwrie4 ,
co■et Preeeedllnpi.
RISCOND W I ;
William Ikeler vs. Job , 'Same. Vet
diet for I.kOntlant,
David Yeagor VP, Clinton lkwitt, et. at.
%'er'diet f or pornsulant.
Mary E. Green vs. B. S. Howell. Neel
went. Verdict fbr Plaintiff.
Wm. Ahhott vh. Silas D. Edgar. Action
for debt. Verdict for Plaintiff $34 95.
James Hannon vs. Michael Cream, a. a/.
Ejectment. Verdict thr
John McDonald vs. Lewis Boner and Sil
vester Hoffman. Action, Tress Asa on the
wise. Jury not agreeing, they were dis
charged by the Court.
On motion of Mr. LeVoile, Mason Void
man, Esq., was admitted to practice in the
several Courts of Columbia County, which
caused a very pleasant and agreeable smile
to come over the countenance of the Court
Crier:
Franklin 11. Pearson vs. Andrew Freas.
Civil suit for damages. Verdict for Plt'ff.
Charles W. Miller vs. Bloom Township.
For recovery of bounty. Verdict fur Plain•
tiff *217.25. Bale granted ft)r now trial.
The following is the report of the Grand
Jury as handed in by that body and filed:
To the Honorable—Mc Adige of the nrl
of (amnion Pleas, now compiling a
Court of Quarter &Rion* of the Place
is and fin. the Garay of Columtda
'lle If rand lniluest of the Comlllonwealth
of Pennsylvania inquiring in and for the
body of the County of Columbia, Respect
fully Report.
'lima we have examined the public build •
ings of' said county. We would call the at
tention of the Commissioners of said coun
ty to the following matters, and recommend
that the following repairs and improvements
be made with as little delay at possible, to
wit : The room in the jail that is now par
tially lined with boiler iron, be lined in the
some manner on the other three silks; that
the jail yard wall be repaired ; that new locks
be put on the jail doors ; that the door lead
ing from the back yard of the Sheriff's
dwelling into the jail yard be repaired by
lining the Faille inside and out with boiler
iron, and that a small aperture be left in
said door %ell secured by a lock, to enable
the :ad
inside
to observe the work of the prison
ers ; that the hull leading to time pri
son hall he covered with cocoa matting ; that
the oven for the use of the Sheriff be re•
paired or rebuilt; that as soon as the weath
er will permit that a new root' be put on the
front tart of the Sheriff's residence; that
two large cisterns be dug in the Court !louse
lot for the protection of the buildings in ease
of tire, and to he located nt such place or
places as the County Commissioners shall
deem expedient.
We heartily repeat and endorse the mein
mendations of former Grand Jurors as to
the enlargement of the Court House thus
securing suitable jury rooms and offices.—
And we are glad to know that the Commis
sioners have eninmenevil the work of en
larging the Court house as heretofore re
commended.
Our attentinn has been properly called by
the Court to Lottery schemes, denominated
as gift entelpises. We fully concur with the
Court in opinion that these schemes are pro
..
and recommend that parties who shall here
after be concerned in such enterprises be
brought to speedy justice. All of which is
reit
CONG It
Nothing of importance has been done in
this body since our last issue ; but the lie
construction Committee, having in charge
the impeachment business brought their la
bor to a sudden close last week. The old
villain, Thad. Stevens was carried to the
committee room on a chair, and after being
placed at the head of the table proceeded to
lecture the other members of the committee
in a somewhat ferocious manner, accusing
them of being a weak-kneed, pusillanimous
set. One member attempted to sneak out
of the roon► but the old de-structionist drew
the reins, and Mr. Comn►itteeu►an skulked
to his seat. After boisterous talk a vote was
finally had, and the "great commoner"
found himself floored by a vote of two to
one—two members voting with him in favor.
of impeachment, and six voting against it.
It is said that the wrath of the old sinner at
this result was terrible. The discovery that
he was gnawing a file very nearly produced
a result which Nature will inevitably bring
about in a short time—his removal from a
world which he has disgraced.
So dies impeachment, and so dies Thad
deus Stevens, politically.
Bloomsburg' Literary Institute.
On Thursday afternoon last, we visited
this Institution, and spent an hour or more
very pleasantly with the Professors, Teach
ors, and students. Professor Carver met
u 4 at the door of his recitation room, and
kindly invited us to enter and witness the
exercises of a class in Geometry. After this
had been concluded, recess was announced,
and we were presented to Professors lb st
and Bice, the Misses Carvers, and Miss
Breece. Prof. Best is a gentleman and thor
ough scholar, He has charge of the classes
in the artient languages.
Mr Charles Rice, A. 8., has charge of
the department in Mathematic and other
English branehes. We visited his room and
heard his class in Algebra recite. He gave
evidence of his ability to impart thorough
instruction in this department. Though
young, his methoil and manner have a com
manding influence upon the students. The
musical department is in charge of Miss A.
M. Carver, daughter of the Professor. Her
pupils delighted us with some choice music
no the Piano. We arc sorry that our limited
time prevented IN from visiting the recita
tion rooms of Prof. Beat, Miss& A. Carver,
'reacher of French, Botany, and Ornamen
tal Branches, and the Primary Depaitwont
under the charge of Miss Jennie Breese.—
We shall take occasion to do so at some fu
ture time. This Institution has a corps of
efficient teachers not surpassed by any other
in this part of the State. Over two hun
dred pupils ar3 in attendance, and there are
ample accommodations for a still greater
number. Our citizens should lend it their
encouragement and support. —Berwick Go
:enc.
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ABOVE ins BILIONINS...-It ie a serious
evil that many a young man has fallen into,
to be above his business. A person learns a
trade, but he is too proud to work at it;ind
he must go to shop keeping, or street-loaf
ing, or turn politician. Fool If he cannot
make a living at his trade, we are sure ho
cannot in any other way. And then, young
men brought up to shop keeping, must buy
farms, or houses, or some other foolish thing
they know nothing about, and what is the
result? Head over heels in debt and cer
tain Miura. Multitudes havo been ruined
by being above their business, and branch.
jig out into what they know nothing about,
posnotratic Comm Oraveastion•
Thn Demme'itaisMillie Olinq
"
iettat‘d in Convention, in punutimee of the
call *the Standing Committee, tip Court
Ilommi, in Bloomhburg, on Moedmllhe 17th
day ot Petritary, at I o'clock, P, 311.
Col. J. Is Freeze, Cheirwan of the Stand-
Mg Committee, called the Convention to or
der.
J. J. Robbins nominated Thomas J. Van
derslice for President. Carried.
On motion of Charles Conner, George W.
Utt and William Lamm were elected Bare•
On motion, the roll of Townships was cull
ed in alphabetical order, and the following
gentlemen presented credentials and were
admitted to seats in the Convention :
Bearer—Peter Kneieht, Allen "Mann.
Benion—J Mel lon ry, Abraham A. Kline.
/Axon—Peter Billmeyer, J. J. Robbiut
Bor. Bertrick—( Absent)
Bor. Clorfrulio—liblienti
Bri orcrerk Mutat Lamon, Jot C. Smith
Ctrattioa—Crag. Manhai t, Joseph Martz.
'enyughom—[ Absent(
Fishing,rerk—A. J. Kline, David Savage.
Franklin —Wnshington Parr, J. Lerman.
Greenuree4-oee. IV. lJtt, lien. W. Derr.
Hemlock—N. P. Moore, T. J. Vanderslice.
Judea',,' —"rum Derr, Joshua Savage,
Locrod— , L . Abment
Mane—. 'athan Miller, I'. J. Campbell.
1/00 —Jelin Snyder, Charles 11. Rom
dliadimm —Jacob M. liirton, Henry Wagner.
Moo, r —W. Cr. Quick, J. T. Farnsworth.
Mt. I 'to elo at —John 31 ()Man Wm. M iller.
Onto y, —Chariot l'unner,
11 it - Alba t WM. KuNdiner.
Thfitriii f p r (Ai sent)
Su4i-- 111'0nm:too H. Ent, P. T. Hartman.
Sivorboy'—.ltitirew Lauleiek, J. It. Fritz.
then. Wellington 11. Ent, of tieutt, offered
the following
Thmiresi, That \Vahan' II Shoemaker, of
Hemhsek, and Capt. Reese J. Millard, of
Mifflin, be Representative Csinferees to meet
similar Conferees from Mon our County, to
select a Delegate to the 4th March Dem
ocratic State Convention at Harrisburg, on
Monday, February 24th, in Dandle, at
Lindners' Hotel, (formerly C. N. Savage's).
The Resolution was unanimously adopted.
Charles Conner, of Orange, then 6ftered
the following :
ibsoleed, That F. J. Mcllenry, of Fish
ingereek, and Capt. William J. Allen, of
Madison, be Senatorial Conferees„ to meet
similar Conferees from Montour, ort hum -
berland and Sullivan, to select a Senatorial
Delegate to the 4th of March Democratic
State Convention at Harrisburg ; Conference
to meet its Danville, at Lindners' Hotel,
(formerly Savage's) on Monday, the 24th
day of February, I six
The Resolution was adopted.
The following Resolution was then rem]
by Gen. Ent, seconded by Andrew Freas,
and unanimously adopted
MAl!red, That we deem it inexpedient to
instruct the Delegates to the State and Na
tional Convention in favor of any particular
person fur President; believing that a judi
cious selection is more likely to be made,
when all the Delegates are free to select the
right man for the place.
The lion. tram Derr, of Jackson, then
offered the following :
Resired, That we heartily and fully en
dorse the course of lion. C. R. Bucka lew,
MA% all ilsreng
1 Keystone has so able a representative at this
crisis.
The resolution was heartily seconded and
I adopted by a tremendous "aye."
Capt. George W. Cit. of Greenwood,
then offered the following :
(1, That this Convention view with
: alarm the present condition of the comitry,
i and especially the attempt of the Radicals
, in the so-ealled Collura's of the United
States, to usurp the power of the (ioverir
the t.
Thsoio , /, That we regard the persistent
efforts of the Radicals to disfranchise the
Iwhite people of the ten southern States,and
to three negro suffrage upon them against
their will. as a fearful outrage urn the
rights of the people of the whole Union.
The resolutions were seconded by Gen.
Ent in a capital and oiling speech, in which
he Wetly recapitulated and commented up
: on the salient points of radicalism.
On motion, Col. Freese was called upon
and responded in a short address, referring
Ito the ditilirenee between the last Presiden
tial contest and this, and urging harmony,
activity, and vigilence as a u to to bring us a
I splendid triumpli•
I Capt. Cu, in response to a call, addressed
the Convention in a brief and forcible
speech, commenting on the policy and pre
cedent set by the Radicals as destructivo of
the best interests of the country.
On motion the Convention adjourned
, with three rousing cheers for the next Dem
! orratic candidate for President.
G TROS. J. VANDERSLICE,
;E W. 1 'rr, , „ •
IVILLIAM !AMON, 5
CURIOSITY IN NAMES,—There are some
very odd characters in name among our leg
islators at Harrisburg.
Although they have two .Ili/hrs and a
Smith, there is only one Mann among them
and vet, it earnest be denied that thole is
one there with a Bored who is quite a Kier
sort of a follow A Hot yule is opened to let
a Philadelphia Bull through the Lott, per
haps to hal/ West brook or water at ;list
loke, And Robinson sell is sin yunger 1'1)-
ind—sagt anyhow seller lis4 von
Lehigh) might get taught some At,/ in a
Wehh. 1' be Snout member, and :Inn strong
are said to be exceedingly fond of (schwiet
zer) Kass and Bucks county Awns, and it
is now thought that Dim may be seen Doi
ly, though not for the purpose of gambling
in the presence of the Meek gendemse front
Centre or the extensive stock of innocent
.ksephs from the Third District. But those
who dwell in Wass houses should not oven
east insinuations, therefore we will simply
add that there is s well known gentleman
from Philadelphia who might become
Thorn in the side of !krt., who is the ac
knowledged fitvorite of Harrisburg. By all
this as it may, we see a distinee Roe of
light, and no rickety legislative car will be
permitted to run on the "new" laid Arkhol
sun at the State Capitol.
THE CHEAPEn Foon. —The ehtutpcst and
most nutricious vegetable used for fbod is
beans. Professor Imibig says that pork and
beans form k compound of substance pocu•
liarly adapted to furnish all that is necessary
to support life. A quart of beans costs, say
fifteen cents; half pound of pork ten omits.
rhis, as every housekeeper knows, will food
a small family for a day with good strength
ening food. Four quarts of bons and two
pounds of corned beef, boiled well, in fifty
quarto of water, will rumba+ a good meal to
forty mon at a coat of ono dollar—two unto
and a half a nett
STATEMENT' OP Tali PtIPANOES
OV Till
COWX11" OF COLUMBIA,
PROM JAS 1111 15679 •To a. 1048.
v
gimemomein
The Auditors Aided to artdo and adjust
the accounts of 00Intnhin County, roliffet
-11111, beg lam to raptais tha they have ex
awned the same *owl, &V (la of Jan
wiry, A. U., 000 amnia eight Itu and
sixty-seven, to t first 4stefsia ty A. t.,
m i red
one thousand eight hundred and sktty.eight,
and respectfull lay hAfrelitio Honorable
Judges of the Court of Cdtplon Philp of
said county the knowing statement and re
port, agreeably to the 4:d Section of the
Act, of fitment Ametubb, of this Common
wealth, passed the 4th day of April, 18:44.
J 4 HI N J. STILES, Treasurer of Colum
bia County, in amount with said County:
1007, Da
Jan. 7: To amount oatetnndln4 for 14144
and previous pure. 13337 4,1
~ , To We nn In kande of Tlahl•
um, as per Auditors im
port, Jun. 1007. VA 70
INA, U To reek of Serowe' Keltheler of
Brier Creek, fur keeping C.
Oult, 311 10
Mar, 3, To t'adh of Onnoael Kelehner of
Llrom Creek for tampon/ C.
Polt. 37 13
Juno To amount of Coon() Ma ate•
'wooed for 1 , 417. 13370 00
To mount milled to 'lmplicate
of Ron Townehrp. 14 gli
• • To amount or Ten day ammo.
moot, 1067, 4.3 411
II 'I o Caph of CO Ridpe Impror •
ed Coal Co.. I. Iledeemed. /77 40
Sept 1 To Club of A. 11f. Rea, Agent
L. redeemed. its ed
.r. C min of liondry means 1,.
redeemed. 30 II
0 Id '4's, mob of Thayer 4 Noyeg,
Circus. 30 VU
list. 7 To Comb of Genre Fran. of
Wier Creek, fur keekiiia C.
MM. 143 'a
'or, l'arh fo• ten day aelemment
5503 anti I'4l. el 53
10 To Cadh from Noriloortherland
(corpn due Colombia Co., for
repairing lanidge, 13 00
'ln cash paid Addllotor, aadvss•
in. Oaf Ids, leti7. 33 34
To teat fur doglike Tame. 113 40
To balaaca naldt.in4llng, ill
To eniosor,ondry per*on* rte.
demption mune) , c7s 10
Aint ouirMarand for and prcelems year*, GPO 33
rurneratione Mimed collectors. IMO IN
Cprataiosims alitmad ;MO $1
Amount of Comity order* redeemed. Mid) 1 1 3
Trerominee emeriti. ou ettuo4 ati rl 1 per Mat VO 80
Worm 3400 73
1Y,1474 - 6 4
John J. Stiles, Tres., ht account with tax
on dogs:
Dr.
To amount outstanding for Ist...6l'nd
previous years, $ t 147 05
To amount assessed for I8(7, 1264 50
$2211 ‘5O
('r.
By bal. due Treasurer per auditor's
revolt, January Is C, 515 51
A inning. outstanding and uncollected 376 41;
Kzonerations allowed collectors, no
Cnnunivsions allowed collectors, M 3 40
Ault sheep damage orders redectu'il 100 To
Ault pd. ihr assessing dog tax in 1807 2S a
Amt pd. Treasurer's cow. on 1056.75, 52 m 4
Statement Glowing the amannt of roomy and dog
tax agetime4 hotheyear A. It 1947 in each dietriet in
the comity, AM well lit MO 11111111111 due front midi also
the names of the rolleghwe of raid dietrietc
eiehriele. C1ii14130141. Co. tax aeserned. Hal Jim
memo. *Matthew Wynkutip, $049. llt 0997 tEI
Win rrreek *David MI 'el orn 06 113 PO
hi 34 «r Samuel blossom'!" 3e4113
Sentoo Fawnil Rohne 41431 333 41
Berwick Jame. Jarobe 371 33
Cr ntralil Petrick Killeen 340 40 143 49
I . rinengtiam do do IMa 49 WO MI
Cr Ore 11. A. Schweppenheiser lOW 43 144 VI
CalaWliVill P. a. liimpboill 797 14 SOO in
Illisohlvii *Montan ihswer 491 $9 143 10
Plehlkeileel47l7MentMl- -- 444-44- 4244
Greenwood Jimoir S. Meant. 110333 10109
Goodrich Daniel Norbert 041 64 107 39
Jarkeon A inshore Shooing $4 33 113 93
Locum t 'Mohan Small 1919 31 130 911
Montour 34101 LAY"' .1? ..11 ) KAI ill
MI. P 34411341 Th 14144 il J. Welliver 399 49 99 .0
Main Rudolph Shaman 307 36 113 73
Main *Pet rJ. Lantz 711171 993 37
11riorigt hetiton Velum 4371 1 7 get 39
Pine Jaeoh Lung 13333
Koariogereek hi Grulehaell VI 43 140 40
Sugarloaf C. L. Moore 135 65 107 44
Sttilt Javial I ern Miner 1499 74 Vag 44
Deduct tun dare neelnent 1a97,23.1 1 1 -- --
" extm areMieut imnt 1194 21346 77 $404949
Wpm' atil'i co, 111 mertiteed 70 07
for 00•7, --
$13310b9
Gmeme, relteetnro. Tao on Moo. 041 dm
oloa4n ' , Mathew Wvaboop 071 30 117 .10
Ilroarereek *►tooh! Miller Cann
heaver Pomo Ai o lagoteof 4$ 30
Henson ocoodel Rohno 37544 IC 20
OPI'Ve irk Jamb .Incohy 17 30
Centaoho Palarach 110 I 1.• e n "1 30 930
a 'ony fleM am do do 1350 750
Centro O. A. Ft hseppenheiteo 75 50 24 50
Catowloor I'. G. Campbell 30 30 34 30
Irrooklin *Thomas Gower 4111$
riehingor la Joeeph I 'Mamo :51 00 30 00
Greenwood Jamb A. Ryon* 06 30
Hemlock Gould Wilton 31 20 15 50
Inekeon Abraham Mao id ug 90 01
Lomet Christi4n squall 54430 idei
Id adt son *Gluten K mut t 53 30
meadow. Jahn Leahy 3033 130
Id.Plononnt Thome .1. Welliver 43 00 t 10
31nin R udoi ph halsonoan 34 344
311111 in *rotor L Uinta ' 73 94
laronno Reuben Holm 49 00
rice Jacob Long 341 30
Roaringelt 4. Garadmh 31 00
Sugarloaf C. G. Moot* 411 30
thaelt JocubTo to it tiger 100 00
$llOl SU SIMS 3;
EXPENDITURES,
Ailwronv ANT) CLEINVII PAY,
Uy anuraiii paid Auditor,' avid Clara 71 WI
amount paid C. R. Brockway, ridding, Pnnbun•
Mary and Reglaterr acuuni. 15 IA
Msog £.%Y.
.ratan. Tatra.
Moons township 30 00 25 * 5
ellVtlf .. 19 03 12 70
Denton ' 24 00 110 25
Drier emit Township ISO 25 424 75
Berwick Borousk to 25 13 00
ristaw loon Township Stiff 23 20 75
Centre 01 75 23 75
Vonytishant 4 , 01 03 3o :3
Vertionlia thoronalo 1$ 00 23 15
Ftanklin row nolo p 17 73 12 73
Vishinuctsok o' VI 23 04 73
Greconwoo4 o• 03 25 27 73
Hemlock o* 20 23 20 75
J ark .0H 20 23 12 73
Lag.o.4 .. 27 13 1/7 75
Mottos ii 12 03 19 73
511011*, ii 0000 *75
Montan/ .. II 0 II 77
1000400 .. 9.1 03 20 00
Mt, Nemo( '. ortn 45 20 30
°romp tel 03 09 73
75 23 73
Fins 10
..: pi
12 73 14 75
slogashnif " 12 MI * 73
Stott 23 05 24 75
Rill IiGC CONTRACT.
Cy maim wild William A, Pile. bridge or Pleb
2% Yo
Py amouhl timid Peter Pvrank, bridge on County
hue Ili:menu Columbia and Montour WA 00
MIDGE IMPAIRS
fly amount paid Montioniery Uola.
'Minnlea. lie. 233 94
fly ■mnuut paid John firmer . ' 183 Xi
Hy amouot paid °Pow flurlemmT 130 30
Hy amnion paid Jerboa 11. Hon. "Mane' 40 110
Hy amount paid Phillip Hartman. limbo•. 931 30
Ny aroma% paid David Rile MN 97
Hy amount paid Joao. EaWieder 111 39
Hy amount paid Jams Pahringer. bridge nu
Canal, line between Columbia rod North•
motherland 01 lii
fly amount paid William Lrel■nd 11. 09
By aullolllllt paid M. G. Woodward 33 13
Hy amount paid J. 11. Forman 73 MI
Hy amomet paid Ella. miller, 1111111111411. 08 MI
Hy amount paid Jupeph Heisler 203 93
Hy amount paid John Savage 38 00
fly amount paid amodity persona. 0117 MI
11111113 39
111.ANK BOOKS.
Uy Amount paid for bloat boob* for Protboo•
miry and Reg:ruder. and ammo boot amid
ax duplicate, r/10 00
COUNTY BUILDING*.
By amount paid for repairs at Oran 00400,
and yarn and Jail dump am year 100 03
VLBANINti COURT 1100110.
By abysm pail Urardorf clouding
Court Mouse. 1 00
CO3II4IOOIONESIII AIfTORNEY.
By googol plaid B. U. Little, Couinalsoion•
or's Attorney,
COURT CRIBB.
automat paid Moue llulboao to, the
yeas 107. 473 OD
COPISTAOLE 1116TIMM
MINIIt pstd t he 'CM,/ r us 001 as der.
In; the ro, 1110 00
CONNONYVIALTII CMS
.10 N
By swum Fol d eigiNg /1u0...
MIVIIIIIOIO ASV 6 GI, U.
fly somint ii i 44 o slo . witipar v osa sint 00
op 40
By 010001111 Id
By alttoutt ~.
atomic WO w
Pp *meow paid Th othl lower oitooploOkoot„ f• A fil
ity*WIONOt pot/ Won t ItrOMOlsoio to Sok 4 I. '
we elgri. (MO ert
Melt It 7 ATTORNEY. •1 71 Oa
lay amoral pad M. M. Thuile SU ON
ELECTION exrepuom.
sy Immo paid loath"' persona, ppring
electing.. RIO IT
manual pail Isih, ginner general
uleallone. 40 115
IWO 40
Ay FUEL.
lIMONIII paid A. Mime fur cool Court
Ileum and Jull. 4134 36
PoX AND WII.O CAT SCALPS.
fry amount paid sundry persons 11.3 33
INCIDIINTAL EXPENIC3I.
By amount paid stationery ate. for Conn 331 63
I? own ANCIL
Ify 'MUM paid Lyeoumis Noumea Vu,,
1111
Sy amount paid John Doak the body of
John 0. Irowler. Olt St
Ny mown paid John Chomberlin on body of
M. M. Ilrloorn 10 14
lly maim ;owl 11.0. ereveling on body of it
swell child le 70
ay moment paid Win. Hoagland on body of
D. CllllllllO.
•47 31
JITIONA WADES AND NILAGN.
Oy amount paid Juror, during tier pier Ida $I 23
11111111eAt. 04.141 1111 d.
ry aninunt paid Pr. Y. V. Ila►rirou, attend.
aimr tell pritlitl4lo 30 30
pIitiTUONOTAOr.
OF amount paid Jew Coleman Yrelb y, roc
recording miring election returns, Oa 13
PRINTINU.
Ily animal !mid W. 11. Jacoby, 142 40
3. P. Slander's, tra
V, 11. Itrocito ny , 130 UV
By srunont pail ,In 27 nu
rfENTI 411 Y.
By nlllOlllll poill K. S. Periitcntiary fur mp•
portilog convict' 200 37
Ily 111110ellt raid dude Lunatic Iloapital fur
the Pimp,' of c. *ult. NI 45
fly maroon paid oindrp p roinin as VieWClit. 0 100
ROAD PAifAOI.
Ry pininio paid R. H. Iligpt. Blum tevenship, 30
- /web Gert arilAirecni4ooo 30 00
Wary Ric tile, Pine *. !Pi 00
" 4:40 in faun. Ifriniork " 13 00
Conner Wernwinni " IY 00
• tinn. Ova& Mt. Mention " 33 00
" " Uiiher L4to Pine " 41 ini
$ 4
By +IMAM paid kiatuotel tluyiltr fur boarding
pripoorro. IPS P 4
ity *mount paid ilasmiel Stiy.te t for c ,,, nveyt rig
/glue* Ilearrou4 to the Humor I (Hausa, 70 HO
B.IIMP LIAM Ati
filoom towoohip
Iteavo , r do
00111.011 4+,
ttoridrCoTk township
ntro. township
Frankton oho
Vaohino criteit tow n ohip 37 30
Graffito/ Hod do lioo ZS
Iloulock do 113 MI
LiCk•MI Ito Ye 40
arteuet. do 111(1 51'
Mt. Pledaillit del 331 . 23
Maine d 053 (N!
010111 ii do ON 00
Montour do 36 00
Nadi. an do U 30
Orange do
Pine do
itenrine enk tin
MiIILI
=ICI
12E0
Uy amount paid at the several Craws
TEAell Rad COUNITY thhaltruTe.
By amount paid U. G. Bartley Omni, Repents.
Sentient at per bill rendered tar sone, 73 4v'
JURY Coal tilthatede KRA.
By .mount mad Blurbs Hayman. Jury Cots.
ruts. tour , r, 17 61
By moo tut paid Thos. J . Welliver Jury Cori
istifisalltscr, 16 93
By elegant paid John U. Irreette. reeerdte:
Tretteureea !made sod etautpa. 10 73
x EFUNDED
Ity amaunt of road, school, peer and howdy
noitypi. itulvevera, lawn thi p.
By ain't. ot oreere issued for the year 1007. tali SI
Deduct *beep metre for the year P 0.7. nett e 3
UM** refunded to townships 1a64 07
Weal expellees ter the year 1d177
Ststecvdtt of dug to c for 11167
Uy 11/011111 .ille (mil/ r•dktor•
crcOott rum, Ex. -day."
Woir Ot a mount of *hoop order* 1003 30
liato.o of .horp damaie per read food, for
SAW your, 749 04
MTATE3IIr.NT OF COUNTY ORDERS
Amount in in IN.: 13.16.4 33
r , ..lePtiol in inn 13niiii
Deduct old orders repermdd 1$ 30
New ordewo redeemed 13.24 33
Deduct ilew officni rA:deeow4 138e1 33
We the nndersigdod Auditors of Columbia Caun•y
hems duty «meted to adjust and settle the aecoolita
of the Treasure,* and Conottis.ioners do certify
that we met at the office of the smomossomme in
Moomsburg and carefully mooned the memento and
vouchers 40. eama from the aril day of JantaurY
A. D, lets, to the Mod day of January, A. n. lsGs. and
And them an vet both in the It/rejoin statement and
We And a Warmer doe COI amble county of same thou It.
and GAO htustinut and sit dollars awl ramentyolve
rents. t,ll auti 'la) from JOHN J. rITIL.Hd. Treasurer
of said county
Given under oar hands thin eielfh day of January
a. e. oust thouyaud ciaht hundred and siztyritlht.
U. RUPHRT, i Count"
J►thtU HAIL Auditors ,
Attest HitICKUAUM, Clerk
We, the lililler•gued Cutionisit•oncis of Columbia
County, do aottify 014 Inc forcantint is a comet
'Wifield of the accounts of thu raid County fur thu
your let,7.
Warhead our hands January Bth Isk'.
F,IPOWLEIR,
'
1110 NIT. MILE, .(711111E:
Attest: hAVID VI:AVER, $
WV, KRICKOAUM, Clerk.
rebruury IS, lOW,
CM
NEW CUMIN AND GENTLE-
MEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
THE undersigned respectfully •nnouncsa to his
many friends that he has opened a new Clothing and
Geed lomeMs Furnishing More, in the lower room of
the Hartman Minding, southeast corner of Matti and
Market Ptretts, Bloomsburg, Pm
Ha yin/ Jim mtured (rwu rhiledelph :41 wiih a large
stock of
Full and illiiinier Clothing
and flPntlemen'e Furniehing Good., /ke., ke. fie flak
(PI II hewed( that he can please elk life stock eon ,
prieee
VEX S AND BOIS" CLOTHING,
men t r,
MIMS COATS,
VII 30 111301 7.1
311 30
PAN
1100 03
DH 1 ' 8,
HOSIERY,
SUSPENDERs,
HANDKERCHIEFS.
WHIRELIAS, +a,
■nd in fact everything in the Clothing or Furnishing
lieu at
rem Low Prim.
In addition to the above he has an elegant assort
Ingot or
Clothes, Casaimers, and Vestings,
ry- Clothing made to order at the shortie' notice
Call and see before purchasing elsewhere. and
SECURE GINAT BARGAINS,
J. W. ClithillEßLlN.
October In, 1814.
.10011 00
TIIE HEALING POOL,
AND HOUSE OP MERCY.
Onward 4neclitlnn 'Oporto. ter YOUNG NMI
On the 01l INK or soviTuins, sold the PRIORI"
AllUdgil mei lIIPLAPIO which denroy the mutely
mom gird tonne Impadierente to NAPE AOK,
inn sure noses nif relief. Pent In pealed letter en
'elopes. One of ehanie. OR. J. PKILLIN
NOUN PUN, Howard Association. Phliedelphl e la
Jen. IPAY—I.4.
GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE.
Prom 31r. D. Plucker. Depot master at lalitaury.
Maw.
1 have bean troubled for years with a bad humor
sometimes outwardly, and sometimes Inwardly.—
During the past summer It manifested Neff mote
than emus, outwardly, and 1 sad year halve, All
signs of it have sines dltsppesesd, without sadists
me lawarilly. inditailop, I think, the arafflutimp nih
tuna of the Salve
W. COWLS, It SON, Insion. Propriempo.
Sold by et Drilyhoe, of Y, cis. o boo, Soot by mull
for Or.
=mg
nom) ANP BRIDUE VINWA
PllEßlrrti HILL
'l'lP svAv
SACK COATS,
OVE'RCOATS,
V EMS,
fill (WV,
UNDUSUIRTS
CULLRRS,
41JLL+lR$
COVRT ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO 1 1 111111EKS AND PLASTER O.
boorliaboeo offer for vile, in Into to snit Pot.
TONI V?FI Nir.t) Pi Willie: I Ti;
Or OK. Sitroifoetorioo mode from tho night
orCbooe4o lid dead onsmoi• or New Yuri City. for
whit 1101 Co. Moe eseliweve tniiireet Prise Oro?
TIPANTY.FIVE DoLLAns PER TON,
Prelght Intl charge', rungYr w Vark
Warrentod by the CILIA be equal weight foe welahl
In any high priced U lhin market. the
reignite cm (MM. 0011,011. Tpharel awl Wein have
hems einonlehine the nett u•eeen. It 11111.1rer the
ere, fro*► IleJaye la Iwo week* Puller. mid doubles
the erne, Pamphlet with tertineetee of h 00 d,„4, of
well known planters' and fa►luere. nod every Inror•
minion, rent from to any one applying by letter or
otherwmo to
kIeCULLUM
Eery, Colombia Co. Ps.
Or to the Loth hienoractoring Company New York;
Pt+ 11-2 Moe.
pUBLICSALE.
The ermer s hrio.4 will eeprom m poblie role, in
Centr• Tuworhip.'mobil, Corium Po, leo Them
day, Prb►4ery Ih, 13431.1 he fooiowlop prrem.l prop.
trip. to will Vireo holes. Two 1 yror old collo,
4 Cows, I Devon Bull. r 11444 Young I:egue, e Ilead
Atwell, 3 Photec,
ONE THRESHING MACHINE.
I Vanning MM. I Ruckert Haver and Mauer. I
Grath Wilt, I Top Buggy, I Cant !lone Worm. I
Two flume iVnllan , one died, owe 411M1 one
REVOLVING HAY-RAKE,
I Pair Von, flow Pay Ladders, g (train Cratt
I Patent Cutting hot. 0 Otis 'two I t,ntsS. I DOShIP
Sot Bossy Harness. MOWS Ilatrnwa ralltratorts
its. Alto. a ;loather of other armies toil SW
metes* to notation.
Arlo to eminence ott In o'etto k . A. M., w hen condt
that* WtII bh mule !known by the: oto4ortOttot4.
WILLIAM VIII tT.
reb. 4, IKA.; J. 0. Win tort tom Aurtionaor
Philadelphia Brie hail Read,
EMI
WINTER TIME TABLE.
TllROtrehl ANn mitEcr REM Ei:N
I'll I I. A K. II Alt
RIPhL WILLI AM dr UKT,
AND 'MD
12E3=1
EIS
OF PENNISVINANIA
ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS
On and after MONDAY,. NOVCSIMIR Cub. 181.7.ihn
Trains on the Philadelphia & Brits Mot Itthut will
runs* follows:
V All, 'r At i'lloadopill4 II 13 P •
NorthunibErl4ml A A 9 a, 111
0 . arrive at Erie It MI p, to
Emu exPacss wavo* Philadelphia 11 MI Howl
..* North , *tithe/land 0 41 p. at,
.. arrive at EH,' 9 43 a, to
ELMIRA MAIL. leaves Philadelphia rt ho a m
.. o Northumberland 4 1.5 p. al
.4 - arrive at Lock Ilatam 143 p. in.
EASTWARD.
MEI
llmr
lui 410
ti 4
rub ,ar
ti : N!
.ttl .1 11. TEA I :St Icaveg Erie 4.; 21 a Pt
NotlittiMberfand ft. pi
arrive at Philadelphia P
Elt E EXI'SESS I ,, iIVP/ Lie Itt
Narshunilwridad h :11 a. hi:
arrive at Philadelphia I IXI p.
ELMIRA MAIL le:avaa Lwk Raven 7 In a, en
•• ft arthetadee , teand In IU 4 in
'• •' arrive at rhilridelphil RlO p.
MO and I.xpreaa Connect with all trainv
WARREN dr. FRANKLIN AIM AS . Pin..innaera
leaving Philadelphia at Id tat M. arrive in Irvin. tan
at 4 44 a 0114 01l 1 11y a• 41 ,it a in '
Leaving Philadelphia at II I. P. SI., ;Arrive at nil
City at 4 E 1 p. to.
Al! trains on Warms & Franklin Railia ay nnitie
chant rionnectinne tit tint City wolf train's 64f r,a , ta •
lin and Petroleit eOldfa.
THROtlill. A. L. 'FY LKR, General Bnp't
e 4 Cet. Mk 1867.
uo
1p 0 0
Yi u
MEI
N E\V STOVE ANL) TIN SIIUP,
ON MAIN STREET. (NEARLY orI'OSITE
)MILLER'S eTtte. ) IiLOUMSDU I'A.
LEE
TEE undereianad has jut lilted up, and opened
his nen
wrovE AND TIN SHOP
In lid, Ware, where he it prepared la make up nese
Ttr W ARP. of 01 kinds in his Ione ; Had do repair ,
ihk. with neatness and dirp dal, upon the mart rea.
Mormble terms. Ile alma keeps an hand trrtiVlN ni
v4 - 17ailu• pattiontaamthaltew, - vinetttorwitt-eaR—H.
term to ouit uurettapers,
Give Itto.s ..'ll. Ile iA a gaud mechanic, and di
ortving of Jr patr.,aap.
JACOU
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate if bartd tok, la re nf :Vonlreta+' rt
tatters of ado ittiotrettitti on the rotate of Dec el
W !lark. late of Montour Tito nohip, Colombia
County, deroaoed have been granted by the Hilt iter
of.std Convoy. to J. Shuman. In tatato lona Col
rowdy. Alt persons having elation naainot ',-
tote of the dureiletti are relocated to present them to
the adnut i li.trator for oettleineot. end Ohne t.eido tag
theiitottlota indebted In the rotate will make lititneilt•
413 ptysitent to the titideroigned
J. tt. Slll'll.l'4, Adoiiniattntiir.
4:clawless , Jan. it,
rase
I I
OEM
WX, C. lIMMUY.
Established 1828.
G. W. CARCENTER, Ihl i ZLQ A: CO,
11' BOLES", LE 14: Via IS Is
737 MARKET Sr. ono lour 1w:ow Ptl I
DRUGS, mrnirmrs, I'llrAttrA LS,
PAINTA. VIl, . Itt.ASS, VA RN Ittllrd, 1141: 4
And every ether art frie apperia intuit to the
basitios4, of the , beat ioatity. end at the
tot .14 Market 041.14
March lA. poci,
,
lIE SWAN HOTEL,
Orangeville, Columbia Co., Fa•
The Subscriber respectfully ittfornts hilt
friend* anti the public, tout he has tabt.o *t.
above welt known
1101.1 SS t t I'ATERTAINMENT,
and wilt be pleased to receive the enstom of all who
will htt:of Win 'kith a call. lie will keep
A GOO DTABL E,
a Bat %ell otooknot xith the brit of I.lryouro.ond
every °Wert will be made to reader +Polite aatietad•
thanrAille %orb O, Is 6?.
ADM I N ATO R' 8 'NOTICE.
at Ms 01 Daniel KoitOP, late e Frask/in Thimikip.
Ce/smbia Cesare.
Letters cf Adminirtration on the Wats of Daniel
KAMIe, late of Franklin Township hats been
rented by the Byfieler of said County. to Reuben
Knittle, scenting In said township. All persons
having claims minima the estate of the deeedertt are
requested to present them for settlement Pi the ad.
ministratar and those indebted to the estate will
make pay stool without delay to the undetsitued.
REChtlle KNITTLE, Adutiui,trator.
tanklin. Dcc, 11. itll7-6W.
AT LOWEST RATES,
KO Wrr,r.OEßoLn Low. Owing to the tall eij
mug. mot Medieinerin the tities, we am now uaark•
itta every article do*u to Did Owes prime.
Our Mork is lull and complete. Veil and see, out
be convinced nest this is the place to buy.
January 2 9 . le4-04,
NECK. TI ss,
. _
BAUGH'S COMMERCIAL MANURES.
irr we announce to fartitero and dealers furertil.
lane.. that the folowini pricer, have ben adopted
for the prevent sprang eempou
BAUGH'S RAW HONG PHOSNATE,
Prig, Pa per %OW Ibi
BAUGH'S CHICAGO BONG rERTILIZGR.
Price. .40 prr g,erie
BAUGH'S CHICAGO nLoon MANURE.
?dee, 'Alper 1.041 Gni.
---
rlB/40E HARK \ 7 , 27•74 f 1ti 1 •:: ffillt d •
• .
The Mph rationalion in
which ilaren'a Ikon me.
Ream have been held, dur ,
inp fourteen years pant. we
d i ( shalll 111111 etratato in the
Mare. N SION/ I,OW illie ce•
. tire control of the treat ire.
.011,1911. Of 111. clly or Chlorite, for firtnishi ii Am.
monhi and Phimpluint plefdleld material, vial—Rama.
titled Flash. Blond. he , wn h toe, in connection with
our worlce In Philadelphia. the lemma heillltee for
filrOillhilli them manure., at the oboes lot, prices.
NAI.IOII & VON& Philadelphia.
NORTH-WSKTERN FRIFTI LIZ IWO CO., Chicano.
JOHN RALSTON & CO., Oral Arta, Wow Yeah.
tiliOillM W. KIRKS At CO.. " Beaton.
GISMOS ROGIOALS, Who:cumin Agent, Raliimore.
For all information reepeeting the above Manuma,
adereea tither of the above heaves.
January W. 1F117,--loi.
On all Night Tram*
W EST W AR I)
=
(TIII VPPER 110VSC.1
lEMEMM
H ENDERSIIOTT'S
PHARMACY.
ARE receielig mire fresh and
pure Drugs. Meantines.Tellel and
Fancy articles which have Oven
p
L tee I .;0
The public should bu in pilml
It. W. (1111"`AtIV L
bar , . constantly an hand
It; LAD° EST AN D BEST SFIECTED
STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER
C, 00 DS IN
MIGHT STREET.
All kind. or end I.l.Nr.de MIRA(' (tle , cash ut COWL ,
try produce.
n. W. 1111:AIW &
light Street. Nov. fl, If
EW MILLINERYIIcON AND
FANCY TRIMMINGS.
The underesoned utnel reepertfully Infnernt bn•r
dy enelowere. null Ike poiblie In renrrel.that she he
Jnet Vded to her weedy latie enkl versed we nrt.
went of
FANCY MILLINERYGOODS
A NEW Sr I.PLY, well and laoterdlly nniciAnd f o p t h„
prottent and mnrlnt senonn. flee NEW 140/4MITs
AND tiNrs Oro v144'14,44 in take Ow iNkd in the
place and vientity, bas artrything (wind lot
drot•ren.qo
Millinery 4 Fancy Mores,
Weil MOWN tip 411.1 olio her snail* upon the n..tt tea.
vonable Vim' Give bet YMI and *anomie h..f , hew
sloth of p..0.1e. LIZZIE II %PIXLEY.
STOKE. naafi Street, knitrivy &Wing.)
October 'A MO. litonmoosts,
•
NEW OYSTER enooN,
in the tinOeinent of the
414: , 2.5.111,'313tAril 11'61)32)
IMAM LEACO4K, Sins
rwati llyglet.sortP4 up In every idyte and at gtl
tour.. : alih ail the other , •fisius" f u,4 In first
clams tteriatirunts.
XX Ale trett,thwily nn hand, together with chuire
Liquors of even , 1446,1.
I:vrrytbinl in tittrep order about
gmt,dylem not teleretee. Step in noel titht my. "if,,ort
in 01,mi 111.1111 Wier,
Meowsberg, liar, ttt, IK7-3m,
LADIES' I A%CY VMS!
AT JOHN FAREIRVS
irb! liostdi.li , ,l Frit Munotartorr 4
O, 71e A hell 14tu EKT, nh0v,.70. t 'II ligl.lll I
HaV* , 111 , ,A 111 Slop' If Iffy oWli 1 1111 , 411111.111
Mtllll/141 , 1 1,111 , , One 1,1 tilt , I,llgeol, uO4 numt houttior
eget:lo434
FANCY FU S
for nn,l 111 West in the co% A
a Oil, a,nolltorld of 6 , 1 W. / Po and
4,14..b:ed gU” , t O at VAIY ".
; d4,.. lam and I naaild thervdrra intim i tali from
my ritoi , , of Colluthta 1911
itellleaaer tho Nats.c, Number and Stitt!!
JOHN PAREINA,
NI I. 71C %grit qt. hilove ;tit, ormtli P01L40.4
HA% WINSII. sun GUNN4I.II.OX NI in •!,
g Oat IN 11111460 M rll r.
I 1,11.br
NATIONAL FOUNDRY.
UI.OONISIIUKO, CO
BIA (70., PA.
nr; tolocribrt, ptoptiKot
r of tlot Above nitwit 4".•
!not , te establishment. i* now
gratedre to reero r ntdeti
All Wadi of Alachlaery,
for Colt.' tieti„ Maid ruin:tree. Pin'binary Engine?,
figi7l4o4, T7l7tgin7ll . sll "NACIIINEI4, kt?
Ile tit Mgr , gr , pared u, gotike
Won•ironn,attii utoutilib made Il
tit i.t.riasi. enaniltio4
nig ext.inpii,e fat 011ie% and graelical non kmen, at tit
mot hip' ul rer.iring the itogi,t contracts On Lite ,
141 re itionfthle trios.
t% 4411 kinds will tie Liken in t'lrhatiag fur
gaitsings.
4344 osighliainenl ig/W4 o'n r' l *
_
na Iliontivitturg ttnilionni Lit p. O •
ITTER Lit.
dloono , toirg, Sept, re.
PIIUG DE 'G t 4.
rare John R. mr , r , ez , Prol tallow
of Maio 'and :darker Streets. A spud
' rn.ot of
rr lit Dlt
Medirlkr•. Point,. nnd nlnniya ent
Inki 3tlll, v, $ll be p t ,l4 tiiinilwr than at any nitiel
ilfl g eture 11t inwn.
QUA LITV GUARANTEED.
Proarriptions fatefully rtifttplaintled at Mater*
Pratt rtt ,, re.
.I} , riciad .lityacs Nfritir lays soil at :11140e5 Nat
St , tre,
.lirra Tar Cordlll. liakor's Oat I.iror Ott,
ttaathrla t`tkat' , Gall at bile" Mat
Yin anY 'dibble 14111111 ineditines, toll at Moyera
Urns tqtrre,
Loather of 411 totoaato nod Mail, at J. It
tAt4q . e. Ittolou.bara.
May .2, 1,-41 -fr.
Fl IMS HOTEL.
GEO. W. MAEGER, Proprietor.
Tke ntnica well known hotel has maridly under
pine radiroi thanes in its interim' ncronnetnetitc
nnA its eroprOlor antoototTo to hie MrMCI r uito*n
and the tativ,rtlinn ocoite that his itcaonintoiletions
fOr the comiplt o(hra unaati are occond to none itt
the annuity. 111. !able it iir alwnyn be found sup.
po,,t, not omit with toiloitontiOt road, but with at
the eriteethis of the eeet.eto, ift4 wino nod Hannan
(occipt lout popular bacetace known Its *MB, Sty n )
VITOMPII threat trivia the Wllloo'lol brown, ate en -
Moly pure. and ripe fp to nit v.h. ormiu t drugq,
la tbaohiol tor a linewil putronana in the ptici,uil
will continue tm deserve it fn tha fi n nra.
GEUROC W. MAUtiLli.
him, M. Ptill—it.
pLASTElit'oli SALE.
The undersigned is about fluky up n
et thr PENN FTRVACE MILT P. and vriti iCrr I!
the public hIRE TONS our
Novhi Scotia While Plaster,
irprin Veil toady fnir ute In Inanullew 1(1 snit pun WIS
36
1 ut ully time from Not of Notch
J. e.
C;1104 611 a, Jan. 1F67
IN THE 011PIIANS' OF Cot e
tJM SIA COUNTY. retate of Witham e Robto , o
tare of Jork ooo township, vomobia Meaty, The
endersiosed, endit or appointed by the Orphan , *
Court of Columbia County, to fettle and adjust its
fait' and proportions of the 'resets of the decedent,
in the hands of Mir ibatu Yowls. *dud tuatrator e:
William E. Roberts, deceased, to and among the
creditors in the order established by In w, will MO the
creditors of the decedent, and all other 'tenone le'
terested, at the oats of the Reorder of Poetic 1 3
Illounisbura. itrand fur old County, for the purport'
of hie appiontnient. on Saturday. the Oth day of
Lomat, • IdOd. at in o'clock. a. tn., of raid day, to
parties interested ate rein/toted to attend on Sheltie
end preseut their rialtos or be (Omen debarred from
carorng iu for a part or share of said trod,
JOICt G FRET= „luditet
Dloontaburg. Dee,
♦ I
The undersigned resperthilly Worms the cloteN
of klooloshure sod Columbia county, that they lief,
ell the different lionihera of 'love coal and WOO,
lump coal for polithing purposes, on their wharf,joining Megrim Neal &Co's riarniteo i with 3 fr" - _-.1
pair
Buffalo scales oo the whartio weigh caul,hey
straw. Likewise. harm and wagon, to delivered
to those who desire it. A. we purchase a lye
ilorelet of noel, we tutouti to keep a supirior sot
sett soil in the very lowest price,. elen.e call
C 141131110 fur yourselves before purchasing eiresrso
J. W. HEN liEritiitir
A1:01,16T001 IMMO,
THE undeisigned will take, in esrhange for 101
J and Oro ...cries, the following named 1111114
W helt , Ble,Cnrn,Oata. PoMines, Lard, lian,
der, and side meal, Busier, EJIP , Hay. 44.1
highest enell MMI
I, at bin Grocery !tore. their coal yard. J. W. BENI/BOW)
Bloomsburg, April 2S. IWO —ly
I 009000 SHINGLES & A LAGS
011 .
LOT OF FENCING BOABDS!
sale , The uhderelgineel Weis for sale l?
most reasonable IRfws , at his plain or N e i_,_ i gut
COLUM iIIA MUNI' V, ono 11° ",.....i5" --
sand shingled and a 1111 , 11411 kit frntleil "'—
II " lins% quality, both pine and Firedor, , ,
J. J. NOW"
'lepton, May 9, mg&
U.' Ilt rPOW Illuppers. mmo Verau
with ike ulatimmeresik by J. I A ACV,
and Au Hot (14imerly Lerke, 116110
Ault *mit, ribbladelpiln, Voimonislo.
"MU mt.!' Welty mini tounirP et ^ io
et 1110 nitre. kia Aedigl drily Si' tr . =
it
company shalt pitioale.ll! M ha' as
procure, Arm riciim. Lio! ,
No thaw for ~/sallnatloll