Bloomsburg democrat., December 16, 1868, Image 2

vessels are returning to the United States,
and 'bur are used ns sten:ships, leaving the
actual cruising force thirty-five vessels, ear•
rying three hundred and fifty-six gtOts, The
total number of vessels in the nal , is two
hundred and six, mounting seventeen hun
dred and forty three guns. Eighty-one ves
sels of every dextiption aro in use, armed
with six hawked and ninety-six guns. Tim
number of enlisted men in :the service, in
cluding apprentice:4, lute Vett reduced to
eight thousand five bemired. Ati increase
of navy yard facilities is recommended- as a
measure which will, in the event of war, ho
productive of economy and security. A
more thorough and systewatie survey of the
North Nellie Ocean is ads ised in view of
recent acquisitions, of our expanding com
merce, and the increasing intercourse be.
tween (hi Pacific states and Asia. The
naval pension fluid, which enniabi of moie
ty of avails of prizes captured during the
war, amounts to t 14,094),(00. Exception is
taken to the act of 211 July last, which re
duces the interest on the fund loaned to the
Government by the Secretary, as trustee, to
three per cent. instead of six per cent.,
which was originally atiptdated when the in.
vestment was made. An atuentiment or the
pension laws is suggested to remedy emis
sions and delitets in existing enataments.—
The expenditures of' the Department dur
ing the last fiscal year were
and the estimates fur the coming year a•
mount to $20,993,11 , 1. '
The Postmaster General's report furnish.
es a full and clear exhibit of the operations
and condition of the postal service. The
ordinary postal revenue for the fiseal year
ending June 30, ISCO, Red
the total expenditures, embracing all the
service fur which martini appropriations
have been made by Congress, amounted to
$22,130,352; showing an excess of expen
ditures of ! 6,437,491. Deducting front the
expenditures the sum of $1,896,525, the
amount of appropriations, for ocean steam
ship and other special service, the excess of
expenditures was i 5,541,46- By using the
unexpended balance in the Treasury of $3,-
8.00,000, the actual earn for which a special
appropriation is required to meet the defi
ciency is $711,460. The causes which pro
duced this large excess of expenditure over
revenues were the restoration of service in
the late insurgent States, and the putting in
operation of new service established by acts
of Congress, which amounted within the
hit two years and a half' t, about ki,700
miles—equal to tame than one-third of the
whole amount of the service at the close of
the war. New postal conventions with
("treat Britain, North Germany, Belgium,
the Netherlands, Switzerland rind Italy , re
spectively, have been carried into effect.--
Under their provisions important improve.
ments have resulted in reduced rates of in
ternational postage, awl enlarged mail fa
cilities with Europese countries. Tho cost
of the United States otrans•Atklntie ocean
mail service since January 1, IS6B, has been
largely lessened under the operation of
these new conventions, a reduction of over
one-balf having been effected under the
now arrangements fur ocean mail steamship
service, which wont into effect en that date.
The attention of Congress is invited to the
practical suggestions and recommendations
male in his report by the Postmaster Gen.
cml,
The President reviews the foreign aft'Airo
or the nation, which are shown to be in a
satisfactory condition. But slight taention
Is made of the Alabamt ch infix and of the
negotiations pending in EnghitsdiWith re
gant to the rights of naturdized citizens.
The proreut condition or thu,e questions,
they being the subject of pendia4 e0n.4.1. r
ation between our Minister and the British
authorities, furtthhes pod mason for this
Teeming omission. The Pre Went conclude.,
his message as follows
! renew the rocemendat ion contained, i n
my communication to Congress dated the
18th July last— a copy of 011011 af.OUJ I
led this fuen'age...'olllt. OR; j uJgmcnt ..)1 . the
people should be taken en the :propridy
ao amending the Federal CUil`titUi jOil that
it obeli provide—
Ist. For an election of President and
Vivaresident by a di:cot vote of the peo
pie, instead of through the B,:oney of ukt ,
tors, and making them in=vligil3le for re-clee
Lion to a second term.
2d. For a dibtinct (I,;:ignation of the
person who Alan dh.eharloe the dutic, o f
President, in the event of a 'waney in that
office by the death. ret.ignatht, or remove
al of both the Pre,idet.t and Vice Prod
dent.
3t.1. For the elcetien of Senator; of the
United States directly by the people of ti e
several Status, instead of by the Legisla
tures; and.
4th. Fur the limitation to a period of
years of the terms of Federal judges.
Profoundly impressed with the propriety
of making these important modifications in
the Constitution, i respectfully submit them
for the early and mature consideration of
Congress. We should as for as possible re.
move all pretext for violations of the organ
ie law, by remedying such imperfections us
time and experience may develop, ever re
membering that "The Constitution which
at any time exists, until changed by an ex
plicit anti authentic act of the whole people,
is sacredly obligatory upon all•"
In the performance of a duty imposed
upon mo by the Constitution I have thus
communicated to Congress information .of
the state of the Union, and recommended
lin their consideration such measures as
have seemed to me necessary awl espedi ,
cnt. If carried into effect they will hasten
the accomplishment of the groat and bent).
Went purposes for !Welt the Constitution
was ordained, and which it comprehensive
-17 states WON "to forma more perfect
Union, establish justice, insure domestic
tranquility, provide for the common defeneo
promote the general weltbre, and secure the
blessings of lilJorty, to ourselves and our
posterity." In constosare, vested all leg
islative powers, and Upon theta devolves
the responsibility us well for framing un
wiseeeittl executives laws, as for neglecting
or our respective tenni, or Berrie°, ttow rap.
idly drewintiie r , an all wipe Provi
dose will ID g
,e tier oeum.oltt as to
strengthen its prtiOrve the Federal 1 T
inipire reverence 14 the Constitution, ree,
ore prosperity anti happinesi to our whole
people, awl promote "on worth potion, soca.
will toward won."
AN Dit PM JOHNSON.
WAdItINUTOI4, 1100. 9, I SGS.
fiaomobtag proftrat.
11. 11,,MCODY, Editor.
EDXESDA Y... DEC. In, - !Nis.
COO 1..,
The Rem&Ueda of last wok . starts its
leading editorial article with the following
sentence : "It is a fund uncle:ll eh:tractor
istic of a republioan government that the
people rule." And thou, its answer to its
own question, "how do they rule," replies,
"All their power is °sane I through the bal
lot box." Now, en's it. be possible that ts
paper belonging to a party which advocat es
biii.ll doctrines as have been impounded,
tied such ti hue of policy as has been par
sued, in and out of Congress, by that party,
can have the cool presumption to tell its
readers, in set and solemn phrase, that the
people rule I IVere it not that we ,all have
become strangely accustomed to suelt stela-
Geation, our more tines special wonder would
be excited, and well founded doubts might
be established as to the nteutal mom loess of
the propounders of these obviously illogical
prapositions. What, tell us that the people
rule, when in eleven of' the States ol' this
(!leaven save the mark !) the great
bulk of the white people are relived the
ballot, and when in three of these States the
people`, both white And black, were au re
cently denied the privilege of holding an
election at all? When civil rule, which
means the rule of the people, is taken away,
or virtually so, and placed in the hands of
dicers of the army, whose trade is war, and
who know no law but the law of subjection?
When the ancient constitutional preroga
tives of the President, who is the direct
representative of the whole people, are
taken from him mid lodged with the wry
power Odd' thus dispoils hire of his and
the peoples rights?
"The psopfe. rule," forFoothl In the
name of reason, spore us this soleum non
sense. Tell us auythiug but this. The
proposition is so utterly devoid of data that
there is absolutely nothing tft whieh to level
an arguMent. What shall Sou de with the
Man who insists that white is black, or that
the moon is made of green cheese? You
way contradict him, but he repeats the as
sertion anti laughs at your logic. Were it
nut that we believe such teachings to be
prompted snore by the cunning of the knave
titan the instincts of the fuel, we would sug
gest the expediency ot'a political mad house.
We cannot, however, but believe that the
istvle know better, and situp!: tolerate such
owl ltke, ineuhet ent th; that they
ferns no part of the general political esti
mate, and that in due time these wide-eyed
&lemons will be laughed at by the mass, as
they stew are by the thinking few of all par-
The Vret coition of Uri me
The carnival of blood still continues
throughout our country, and the daily pa
pers are tilled with accounts of murders,
some of them p.vo:tio : !, in the highest clu.
tree. ;tie. h smaller crimes as outrage, rob•
bevy, arson, forgery and embezzlement, have
become so fashionable that they are looked
upon rather as good jukes than ohm-m, and
the person who tnaaa make his cope after a
i11t.C..1 hd ptrii. , rmanee in any of the above
nacsl plea-ant arts, 1.4 looked 11!'nn, in too
luny instances, as a very ekver epr, rat
highly deserving of applause. Frequently
en attempt is even made to throw the We of
rouninee around the crime of murder, and
the :ninh,,t is too often suoco..ful.
Whila such au unhealthy state of public
sentiment prevails, crime will outline to
increase. Thu most stringent laws cannot
do as much towards the suppression of crime
as the potent roice of popular opinion. Let
it once be thoroughly understood that a
murdeter shall be punished, and that a
thief shall he despised as a thief alt mild be,
whether the criminal is worth one hundred
thousand dollars or only one hundred cents,
and the number of criminals will be greatly
le nods That mime is so prevalent is
partly the fault of our people themselves.
Let them resolve that the thict' who rubs
the government of thousands of dollars
shall be punished and outlawed the same as
thu pour man who steals a loaf of bread,
and that no maudlin awitiment make
a hero of a murderer, and there will be
fewer thieves and murderers, lighter tufts
l'or the eople, acid tame peace and tea) ,
for orderly and well-disposed citizens.
Tr tketliCF, from the report of the Secre
tary of the Interior, that the mune of but
one Revolutionary soldier remains upon the
pension rolls, Soon the last survivor of the
beroio at* Which twhieved our indepen
dence will have passed away. But, it also
uproars that SSB widoWeid . Revolutionary
soldiers still survive. The mothers of the
Revolution were evidently younger than thu
t g • else they live longer. Probably
Court Proceeding*.
The following le a arrpais of the Court
preecodiaga whiet tr*pireteittewthe Jum
ble of the latzt DEtrllidT: p
to;
Co re, Kilo a liartnian, Suporvillora
of Hugerloaf tewriship. indictment—lie.
fusing to oponyublie road. True bill. Vet.
diet, 'guilty.' Dotimdentr4 entered into re
cognizance of $2OO each for appearance at
next session.
Coin. vs. Martin Welsh. Indictment,-
As.,ault and Battery. Bill ignored. Pros
eoutor to pay thu oostt's •
Cow. vs. Conrad Poland, IndietthOni 4 .
Selling Liquor without license. Bill ignor
ed. Prosecutor to pay the costs.
emu. VS. Jobi) Siglinggcr, 111(114A111Uni
Selling Liquor on Sur.day, Hill ignored.
Prosecutor to Niv the Noe.
'COM. WI. W. 11. Itoittbaid. Indictment
-4tcoeiving taxes not assessed. Bill ignor
ed. :Prosecutor to pay the costs.
Cont. vs. II tooplire.y Parker. indictment
-.yelling Liquor without license. True
bill. Verdiet, "guilty." Sentence, pay
lino of ten dollars and costs of prosecution.
COlll. vs. Harvey Parker. ludioitiont
Selling Liquor without liectiso. True bill.
Sentence, pay a tine of ten dollars and costs
of prostitution.
Con. vs. John McNinch. Indict nictit—
Removing landlord. True bill. :Volk pro
mpt; entered by leave of Court on the or
went of cow.
Cont. vs. John Brehenv. Indictment
"PerJurY." True bill. Verdict, "not guil
ty: Defendant pay costs.
Coin. vit. James Kelley. Indictment
Assault and Battery. True bill. Verdict,
"guilty." Sentence, pay a fine offilly del.
undergo an imprisonment of three
months, an pay oasts of prosecution.
Com. vs. henry .:111e. Indictment —01 ) .
struming ancient public highway. True
bill. Canso tried., Jury report that they
could not. agree. Jury discharged by the
Court. Defendant and bail enter into
cognizance for appearance at next sessions.
Coln. vs. Thomas Donahoe, John Duffey
and Michael Prior. Indictment —" blur
t/Ir." Trite bill. This trial its pestpotted
until Pebrunry term.
Con. vs. David I'. Thomas. Indictment
—"A.n.nult, with intent to commit ntpu."
True bill. Verdict, "nut guilty." County
to pay the costs.
Coca. vs: Joseph Vansickle: Indictment
—"Jatrecny." free bill. Verdict, "not
guilty."
Coin. vs. John Mussleman and Joseph
Pauvy. 'lndictment—"Larceny and meow
ing stolen goods." Truo lall. Verdict,
"guilty." Sentence, pay a fine of filly 4101-
lars each, undergo an imprisonment of six
i 0„ ) ,,b,,, p a y . the rusts of prosecution, and
stand committed until the sentence is com
plied with.
Coin. vs. Napoleon Satnp ' el. Indictment
—••Lareeny." True bill. Verdict, "net
gui:ty."
Coin. vs. Mathias J. Shaffer.
went —"Compounding &holy." True bill.
Verdict, "not guilty." Prosecutor, J. D.
Bice, pay the eons.
The f 'nitwit% is the Report of the Crawl
Jury, as handed to the Court :
The Grand Inquest of the Commonwealth
of l'enusylvania, iuquiring for the body of
the County of Columbia, upon their oath.
told solemn affirmations respectfully do
present, that Mordecai affirmation',
Sheriff of
Columbia county, stated to the Grand Jury,
that ,lie irons for theinviter securing of
prisoners in the County Jail were insufficient
and that without seine action he tams by
the proper authorities for procuring hand
cuffs anti hobbles. at least in the present
l51:41 of prisoners in his charge in County
Jail, prisoners would out be secure. We
thercrore 'recommend that the necessary
hand cuffs and hobbleti be immediately pro
cured. We f urther recommend that a guard
of three (or as many wore) men armed as the
Sheriff deems netlesssary, are appointed to
setsiNt the Sheriff in safely SOCUrilijr, prisoners
now in County Jail. All of which is re
xpectively submitted.
WILLIAM LA mos..
Muolubburg, Dcc. 9, ISGs. Youumo
Splinters.
_George Francis Train, who lino been in
prison in Ireland, has been set at liberty.
—Some one calls the loungers before
church floors, "The Devil's Brigade."
...A eorresprot lent..of the Clarion Demo
crat suggests \V, Jenks as a suitable can
didate ter Gerion
...The popular vote in Hovland on Mr.
Gladstone's was for, and
79P,175 avoin , !.
...A e ,, tlvrtnion of the editors of central
Penthylvat.la is to meet at Bellefonte on the
Bth of January.
.The next style of bonnet is to be a bead
and two inches of ribbon, festened with a
hairpin.
...llntiertnilit is said to be good for the
gout. It is also g o od for ho,ba, whi c h is
about the same thing.
...Increase of the national debt dining
the month of NoVi'Mber,
"Let us have peace !"
...They have two feet of snow in Wit
t, and three foot in some portions of
t 4 ehuyikill county.
...S. B. Chao is the G. W. (' T. (what
ever that may be), of the 60041 Tetnlrlars of
this State.
1. B. Slno.liff, Dem.. AS I T4 re-elected
Moony of Ite‘t 1' 0, on Monday last, by 1.1.. rt
iueSor:ty over :awe:. liiiaball, lkitublkau.
—The peyniout.i t<a the army (luting the
preyent year wore sl2:s,theijoo, T ax . pay .
erP, how do you like it? 'Hah for Grant
A. Greeien bend which arrived in St.
Albany, Vt., from Canada last week, wa.:
rental at the Cu,tont llon , e to consist of
*N.) worth of smuggled
...At a meeting of the Trustees of the
Agricultural College of Pennsylvania, hold
at Harrisburg, lion. Thouuts 11. Uurrows
was elected President.
...A man in Indisna was choked to death
by a pieta of beef, on 'Thanksgiving thy,
and Ins neighbors say it Willa a judgment on
him for not eating turkey,
...In Pouglikeeptie a man Fold his vote
for a barrel of flour, and was himself doubly
sal when, on opening the barrel, he found
it filled with sawdust rood sand,
"new rebellion" hits been started in
Bainbridge, Os., where she ladies it is said
have resolved to leave off wearing Yankee
goods and wear homespun.
ihni,bur g street railrovl company
advertise their limes for sale, preparatory
to slispernling operations. It was nu enter
prba.that never paid.
...The Rornbliran eandiflatem for F p en kp r
of the next P ennsylvania H omo of ltepro
sentativeo. aru Strang, of Tip ;
of Allegheny, and Herr, of Dauphin.
...A Troy paper g attoes that a pig that was
buried hi a DittSri Of vain in an elevator re. ,
Gently burnt, and after remaining there a
month waa melted alive.
Dentootatic candidata for Mayor in
Augusta, ticarsia, wilta 'wooly olooted by
about 1,510 *lily, This bliows What)
thing 3 will be in ' 'South when ballots are
counted, cot btOnttlia,
tnv , en om , hi,ik: vt i to ivino u i lw il co , l . u u n t l i b L us er:
'',
Indian whom, hair .eiverwa with the Frost
tors • 1
...In lb4li blassaebiuketts did a brisk linsi•
acres in trading Indians for :woo slaves.
...Slavery is being established in Auitra
lia.
...A New liatupdhire hn►uba from the
South, having been told to kill ten or tilt
teen chickens fur Thanksgiving, actually
"run down" the flock II eitratuly, catching
one at a time. Ile awl' wino of them
over a mile, and maye that is the way they
do it down South.
...It tieoins tlie Magnires' aro also
operating in the cool rugions of .Nlnrylinul•
biome of theta mealy murdered Douglas
Loire into Allegheny rod mining ilktilet.
It is obokallogotl that throats of duath have
boon niatto against certain citizens at and
shout tho tnines.
...The President hen nominated !leery A.
Smyth to be. Ahniotur to Itamia; Alexateler
e mmuings, of Philadelphia, Commissioner
of Interna Revenue ; William J. Callen
Supointendent of Indian Affairs fir Hahn
and Montana; and Benj. P. James Chief
Examiner for the Patent 011ico.
...The regulators of Seymour visited the
New Albany, Indiana, jail, Saturday morn
ing, about three o'clock, tool hung the Rene
brothers and Charles Anderson, the express
robbers, inside the Jail, and kit the town be
fore any alarm was given.
...A nunikr of bunters in Liekinrereek
Valley, county, were mute days ago
chased by eight or ten wolves. One of the
wolves, which the hunters managed to kill,
measured six ti et from the tip of the nose
to theond of the tail.
...The London rin,s thinks the election
of Grant evidence that "the American peo
ple want a strung government." But we
already have, and have lied since the elec.
(ion of Lincoln, a goveiHtlielit so strong that
it stinks.
erThe Peringylv:tiiiit Canal is being uncle
wider and deeper. The ennui will be of one
uniform width along the Susquehanna from
Havre-de li'rave to llollitiayshurg. I)uublu
locks wine placed in it biluilar to those in
the New York canals.
[COMMUNICATED.]
Mn. Etirmti —lt is die weakness of some
minds to manifest what is willed spleen
whenever immovable mental difficulties arc
met with. Even greatness la not exempt
from this infirmity. The editbmt.l Doctor
.11 , 1111S(111, who, perhaps, possessed the most
logical mind of m odern times, was impa
tient of contradict ion; and it is related of a
well known livingg mathematician that the
torn leaves and defaced pages his books
bear evidence of temper excited in the qui
etude of the library, Does y our uorr y o p oo d.
cut "31," of Orangeville. belong to this un
fortunate class? The manner in which he
nets a tilt ut your other correspondent,
"Observer," would seem to wanton the
suspicion. Thu latter quietly had pultlilted
in per columns for the purpose of eliciting
information an aril hissed:Nil question, which
"31" attempted to answer, and failed;
whereupon he assails . "Observer" with sen
tences spenetb, sarcastic, and fiercely witty,
and professes a strong desire to see his 14 iii
seryer's,l solution of the question. My
dear sir, "Observer" scree Ico/ a solution el
the question, and never professed to have
one. tee is a plain itelivelual, CVO desirous
of obtaining inforination, and not mat of
those peilams who go about with mouths-
NU of learned qui:anon; and pockets full of
prepared answers, ready at all times to
astonish the world with their wentlerftil
skill. "Obsetver" asks questions for the
purpose of obtaining inlbrmatlon, and not
to plats) himself in a position to show his
teaming. as seems to ho ;mewed by "31" of
Orange idle.
At to the premium and its whereahents,
it will be time enough fur ''-31" to institute
inquiries when he shall have sitlyer.l the
problem. lie would fain pursoaile himself
that the grapes are sour, but I npq relietel
the fruit wonla basic proved sweet enough
had he not made this little failure in his
"solution.''
Thin discussion, Mr. Editor, not king of
general interest shall spot Le continued by
rue • and once more calling attentions to the
arithmetical question as published in your
columns, and inviting an answer, talc
kayo of the subject.
Tours, truly, OngravEn.
- .60.* -----•••••••-•
Ain I Not a Alan. and a Brollies!
It was in the shape of such nit interroga
tion that l‘lenard, the nogru Congressman
front Louisiana, presented himself het
:Monday in the House of Representatives:
at Washingtcm. He had nut yet received
lri credentials host the Cloves nor of
Louisi
ana. He was expecting, however, to re
ceive them coon, when he will offer them to
the House and test the sincerity of tbo
dlielieal majority which has clano red o
loudly about the rights °film negro. Mean;
while this majority has betrayed the most
chilling indifference tushis
At first for a loss;, unconifertalde time he
wa: left severely alone upon one of the re
far, in the rear of the hall. No member
acce-tell him except of I, e uisb
am The poor fellow, annoyed at the to
vial traeibin to which his Radical collea
gues from the Northern States most
condemned him, arose and scan ht in
vain for au opportunity to secure a desk.—
ENcrywhere the Radicals turned up their
noses as he approached; and at length he
felt cistel:elleil to leave the floor of the house
in disgust and to seek refuge in the gallery
behind the great clock, whew a hundred or
more of his own race wore eongregateil and
kept him in countenance. Here he was
manifestly more at home than below. But
so soon as he shall have received his (Ted•
entials as a claimant for a sent in Congress
he twill give his Radical colleagues a chance
to extend to him the hand of fellowship or
to contradict their own lying professions of
regard for his claims as man; brother and
eitizen.—N. //ceolit.
Nrwst , Arnt CIIANOIL—Messrs. Mug'. &
Ilawley, of the Beading Adler, have itr.
ehased the Daily and Weekly Heading
(Ammo mot Democrat. The Daily ami tie
and Daily Rogic are combined and publish-
nil as the Pally Engle. The .I,llr r and
Weekly tivreite and Democrat will be con.
tinned. The editorial management will be
in eliargu,of Mr. Beek, of the Adler, as•
sited by Mr. J. Warren Conrad as editor
of the Daily Eagle, and Alfred Sanderson,
as editor of the Weekly Cantle. It
is a strong combination of talent
THE 01iii 1.4 . the Froethatm's Bureau is
not yet. The earput,baggors and scalawags
from Virginia, Mississippi and Texas aro
present at Washington in strong force to
Protest against its abolishment; and their
entreaties it i.; said prevail, They have nice
pickings about the mount which they , do
net vent to give up, and it iaiduanitevrtain
,autt the people of the North riot ountinue
taxed to run the concern
WHITE MI MUST RUE AMEUICA,
NOW IH THE TIME TO EllileltlLlE PIM viz
NEW YORK DAY - BOOK
rou 10109.
Pcdokli Mtn ,Ittprenurev, Motu &mi.
Ma Meru/
The NEW YORK DAV•1100K is an earn
est, outspoken and independent paper, du
voted to the equality, fraternity and proic
purity of the Democratic masses, and the
derelict) of the grand American system of
Federated States, on a White basis, estah
lisheit by ‘Yashiugton and the fathers of
Atuerieun liberty. It, Ileitis that this glori
ous system a hoirgovernio lf suites and he
tuagenemis eitizenship, which, in Noventy
years of Na l co and prosperity, never shell
one drop of American blood or convieted
single citizen of disloyalty, or directly taxed
the peolile ono dollar Ihr its support, and
might be safely extended over Ifiti whole
"boundless continent," was th e best goy.
eminent on the earth, and must be restored
"as it wits" made by Washington, or the
whole laud must needs col:afire into Chaos,
anarchy and lain.
'rho DAY- Homy, therefore, demands the'
restoration of the White Republie, and as
this must be and will ho 11Q00111plishol,ci titer
through their reason, or the Weil and por•
Wrier of the people, it earnestly labors for
the homer, and by boldly gray ding with
the errors,. lunacies and arum of Mongrel
ising it strives its utmost to save the country
from the swid necessities of the latter.
Thu D.tv-liotiti will, however, be more
than over devoted toil! the varied purposes
of a UMW paper. Conseions that it reaches
thousands of families who take no other
juurnah . liepintl, perhaps, their local paper,
it will continua and improte its "Nitrate OP
ME WEEK" Summary, so as to present
transcript of the World's events in each
issue, &.e., &e.
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irct.er up of the club 9 00
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above rate..
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the American prople;atl the popularity
it ha + atxtnircxl is merited. Each number
*attains fully (.1 lieges of reading -matter.
approuriativ iilustrmed Stith good wood
cuts ; awl it combines in itself the racy
monthly and the wore philosophical guar
liblitleit with the be features of ilhe
daily ji)arnal. It has great plana r in t e
111. uuualJu of a love or pure literature.
—Trsoloter's (hack to Ameticon Littrotorr,
LW' lon.
We can account rot its success outs by (ho
simple fact that it . meet. precisely tho point
t.c.te, iiiplunx a raricty of picamig
and iiwilictive leading Ca nll,—Zm's thr
all,
rOnitt VS kale I tS( . 9. ^.` limier's Magazine,
QM' year. $1 04.
An extla roily or vither the MagaZaw,
Wvekly, er 11.1•43 r win i,a -uhfalied gratis for
evert. ';nlr ar Fird er* ac t. IN)
easia, in airs remittano: ; nr Six; CeCie.
tau
ion 4 14 I IarPCCS
41,1 itlZ:sr e to "Of for okf:V
; or. taus Hatt Pvtika
cal', to otto key:, 14 y , ar. $7
be upplivd ut ts.ny
A C0m14.10 •t, now rcooorLiog Thirty
tActi V01tw0..4, in ti •%t ylotri binding. wvitl
bo neat by f"Xlir..• , .. • " ht nt oNpcnso of
lotreho! , .er, for 25 per volitmo. Sinuhz
ctshimvs, b$ Coal
For eLtit.4, by 16:ii!„ poat
pa;:l,
ho Iccctag. , On ihritor'!4 MArt.k7jr.c. t!t
volt:. 3 pltr. 01 . 101 IdaSt be 11341 ut thu ;, , ttb..
rent from BritiA North
Provineex must be ttyccontoutkfi
with '2l cart additional, to prepay Unitoti
Addros, , ,
rittos,, New York,
Stitttio EtsrrotNA.---Tha ,St rie (leant
mouti o that "die ...;111.iture will be mktal
to olmtme OW time (.1' whAt are eallekl the
sting i feetlemt, when man:v*ll4d officers are
eleetetl, t.) tilts fltll of the your, Fo that all
our eleeti , ms may take 1h as nearly tv
poittible, at the same p.
IT is now cptinly stated that more than two
ruiliion dollars of tho Alaika
money WAS used to Beeuro the ratification of
the treaty. tailiket for the 14,11-
cals to invoAigate. Will tiny do o?
To Aim eevoi more joag to tbe Su
preme Cow t; W quath . uPle the i4ulary of the
next Pee:blent, and to atil twouy per vulg.
to the pay of , all the etnploye4 at Wu/ling.
tou--these are the rettcnchnienbi already
inopweil by the Radicals!
=I
j The moderato weather yeasterdny
had the effect of cawing a general resump
tion of buiiding, All through the town a
change was perceptible from the previous
du3s when the atmosphere was so intensely
told.
M 41tRIED.
December sith, at the parsonage, in Or
augelille, 1( . .. patine, of Mt. Pleasant,
and Angeline Drake, of Ottawa, Poulain
comay, Ohio,
OttTuelAnY naviniler 10, I$ $,
by Wibken AL Hve:4, Nsq., at the home of
tho bride, Martin Leidy, of Bockhorn, and
Lizzie Leggett, of lola.
At thepar , onage in Orangeville, Devln
ber liy Bev. N. lipear, Wm. T. Bess,
of Benton, and Hannah B. Brink, of Judi
emu,
At White Pigeon, lltielaigan, November
22d, by Buy. T. Shanafelt, Leonard T.
Ellis, of White Krim, and Sennottlm M.
Fowler, lbrtrierly of Fovleraville, Columbia
county.
In '
In Pl•ileatViin December 3d,
Xeigiii Weeds, 0g:4140)114N 1 wanth and
8 do) Y.
In Centre township, thloomber 10, letM,
William (Unglue, agull yonk
In lthalm.horg, Dpootbet teem the
CALISAYA 11AIIK.-ii 6 said that Messrs.
Drake k Co., (proprietors of the Planta
tion 'jitters) are the largest importers of
Calisaya Bark In this country, allot that, With
thu exwarition pf an oesasiestal Nils, all they,
import la mot in thu oonTounding of then'
celebrated l'lantation hitters,—to which
they un4oubtadly, am intlebteti for their
rrieplerfal healtii.reetering preperticet. As'
a Tonic and Appetizer they are not sur
passed, and we cheerfully recommend them.
All first-class Druggists keep them for sale.
MAUNOLIA WATER.—Superior to the Itoit
itnitoritod Cternoto Cologne, and at half the
price. No. 10.
THE GREAT PICTORIAL ANNti.(r..—Hos
issuer's United States Almanaa for isfitl i for
distribution,gratis, throughout the United
states and all civilized (*entries of the
IVestern Hemisphere, will be ptiblisheil
about the first of Janunry t and M who wish
to understand the trim philosophy of health
alienist read and yonder the valuable :sug
gestions it contains. In addition to an ad
mirable medical treaties on the causes, pre
vention and cure of a great variety of dis
eases, it embraces a large amount of bar
motion interesting to the merchant, the
mechanic, the miner, the l'arunw,the planter,
and prordAiniiii than; and the calculations
have been made for such 'meridian:void lat
itudes as are most suitable f.r a correct and
comprehensive National Callendar.
The nature, uses, and eXtesurilittary,Blll4 ,
I arr a
effects I ()STEW F STOMACH
lii ITEHS, this staple tonic and alterative
of more than half a Christian world, aro
fully set forth in its pages, which are also
interspersed with pictorial illustrations, val
uable receipes for the household nod farm,
amusing reading matter, original and select
ed. 'Among the Annuals 'to appear with
the opening of the year, this will be one of
the most useful, and rimy be had fur flee ask.
idg. Scud for copies to the Central
Manufactory, at l'ittsbnigh. Pa., or to th
nearest denier in HOSTEPTHIC the S
STOM-
Avit wants. The Bitters are sold in
evuty city, town and village in the United
States.
II MK ET E11:11"011T. _
Wheat ill I,ltAel, *O2. 00
Rye, ~ 1 50
Corn, is
I 09
'
Butkwlleat " 1 00
Oats, II so
MA - owed " 7 00
Flaxgeol. " 2 511
Dii'd m11'103 41 2 511
l'ohl•te.t, " 100
.
Flour per Larrel, 13 01)
Baiter 50
14:Rgs per dozen, 25
Tallow per Imutul, II
Kurd •6
25
11311114 41.
25
SltotiblEns, " I/1
Hay per ton, 15 00
NEW AUK Eirriscmc NTS.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
&Into or Atameth Baker, late of Centro
Town,ltip, deceased.
I,riters testamentary on thet a,,4 Hen( A■onrl4 Its
Itrf, Ulu 4.11 l'eutft. loWittaor. V.% l'ottatty. de•
r !idea have bean grouted by floe Iteai.iter of said
roomy. to 17. M. soil ti. W. Uaktr. of Crowe Owen
phip. cm.ii„l.l3 I on+•ly A.I
alining the estate are rromested Lo prereht
aid aII 5U r-00l 1.1.,1 to thr relnte
will mike immediate minim' to 1,14,
M HAKIM. Ee. re.
e W. DARER, f tore.
Dee. 16. Litid
. . .
CENI'II4 TOWNSH I P
1.1,!N
ACUITOR'S PTATIME‘T,
Choc 11. .114.ttcricit, C'ullector of Boone!,
VIA !)r.
Ti balaucr Wt Duplicate. no alatod lan year VS IsP
( r.
Nr e•vb yni.l J9het Ils.l, 7 riessurer„ eletV
ity
MS=
bawls by thluml thmktd. t:1+.44
Cr r.ounu f .aou, 104.1., U
14 u, ,:u, to u .d pall tux 31.1 error at
112, roll t #l, 20.11 ..r.16.t 0
..q. A. St:hire-pp altaqr, C ,, ,kcif or Of Mina
t.., Pe.
`l . O 41.1 ,,, 10L of DWI, 49, rot PAR. c I t. 3 ;A.
Rp rhtli tw .101114 ' Pron 111, ei7ol 911
1:y tamiolamoita 1114 Pi W 4(
I' MI Uup +lau ' ltrp.,t 1 1 1,90,9 1 ;
Chdi 11;11, Tolipliror r Bortald Intid, 1)r.
Tir4 malt tram 17.11. 10 , W./101,170 lett M. $172.70
11. A, tFUwcAl+uflulyui, 4,1 , 1 1704 !Hi
By pm.l J. B. t na.y. bond and
Itittqlmt. 317 21
oath, 3 sl,l J. W. Ilago! b o tch, ;In 330 B 1
By o Mut auto; Alb maw .1.4 11 , 7 .B 5
Ily dduturi Ortyt lin. do dt , .3.1
By H. t.% Barton, do 311.23
t.y*ro J.amby and lbooltway,
pub bo.* rears otatßesult, 12 no
By rub meld J. G. Ftueaa, attorney, b 3 00
toy ,* in trial with JP, Struip
hicyM MIS
Py.cusit paid Nryburd, f t
rvic a, &00
By emr.h paid ransuul Neyhird,
tax. BC?, e.ou
By m4l p a id Wm, G. Multi% aWy, JOAO
By 1 Inhp Crtudy ; int, ou
..$,M , ,36 for 1 your, 3.142
ry attemilt 1.4441 Brockway and Jim)*
by, pub'.l.,kund IiCVAIUt I% IA
By " 01, !Mid for stating this stet, 3 OD
By aumout, 41uo Trousutur ou hot
nottlement, 131,13
111 Treasurers tvouni.ition, S S,,d En 10.04
Dabs 1113 duo 'Premium', J Hill,
We,tlm ttwit nogtool. Aodot"rg, do ber.by eertUy
that vvt , have rat.”lol,y exvoined the: 1'44110111g Ile•
cuutit sum! Had thotd W bt town.
Lartyettii Cre:l4,
Auou Kt. Maier, A udi
Ltri A. I wxhimjn, `°"•
ifre, I.
pundu SA LE
rhv otbkrtil'er 'Ant 11 at Vutgle
S' l llan bi lh th e 2 6 th ‘ 1,1 :1 lireendo.r, !FAA,
At Kiotines C. Wotan Coon
ty, Pa., theaelilaed nae.hair of all that aerial,*
TRACT OF LAND,
railed tho Mill," *Atom it Franklin t.mintokbip,
14111 Ia Couuty, Pa. , about, 4 utiles frual Votawisea,
euatamias
03 3.4 AGUES,
owe or leas, with the apourtenancee, adjoining
lends of Abraham Lilly, Reuben Jiggle, Jacob Loh
NUM. aod others.
The lien evearchta thereon consist of it
house, barn,* two Mary
frame oil mill at the Roaring creek,
and other too buildings.
About 49 &erne thereof Arc tarns land, lb.
Intone covered with hoary timber, priori.
p l aly pine, titintoelt, Ads.. and Id WM wank the at
minion of capitalists and ilealere.
Sale to ennotirnco ditto rim*, r. M.. on said day.
whentuualttonawillbe made know,* by
SAMUEL, SOLLMAY.
Adibibidttltat of the 'Comte of Pra,Cf e , mob. j i t . e .g.
late at Frederick I p., Montgomery county. is.
1004-fit
NOTICE.
There will bo a opecita meet
ing of the Shototkotdot• of the Ittootophoys poot o m
'Saving rood Apoutiatioa. at 8 o'clock oh thittoday
evo"I811. poteatttey 10th, that to voodoo, the
oLoN ins al. orations awl ante 'Wineries to the py• haw*:
I Hoetlott 3 to Art 1. be amended by adding " from
Aprtl t. September, and at 7 o'clock from o t t o tor t o
t Seaton I to Art, X. ho omended by insertiaa
the wthde read Treasurer" alter Om "surd Atefil
"Atty.
berairon 9 to Art. X V 3. be amend 4 by adding
th folhooloy : "Att.l proyithol 410 M, there to 'annoy
smash to pay the hoots thin sts kho Toottotrya
t. Station 3 to Alt XVII. be stricken Ott
BY errter Of Jr J. 440Wiat,
A. Kllo4llo - 4ers4ear, x , Vtatideutr
Dee.% 10041
Alaimo wAttren.
*l* to . *l - 00 t,er month, or n commis
sion haw Whit* Wee that moan' eao be made by
NMI!, the latest imltrtWo4 4,3A119111
F.cMtl4YslWttli;
Nice *INAS. rot VitottilitstohtV vvotti (33etht8 aftheo .
a-
MT. 4-m3 Me Preatir Tbril ISt. 110100010111 a; Yu.
.
JOB WOOK
maul exceutod at this Ace.
t. EVOIMER & Mt
R.Erd4 l 1 DEA I. NUS
r -111-
MEN'S & BOY'S
CLOTHIWG
F
GOODS.
SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Below Market, ul.positw eurrcll'i Storw.
Dtntab.► 4, 1441 tf
BOOT►S 1. SHOJI'S
rolowitorr hie on bard. 111 IMP 111141 khown
Iv lomPht nn Nain rimer, l row 11.1 r. 3 1,,,•,1 tf4,4
l'uurl lionAn.nome std... Int largest and Wet wierAn A
Jilt.? moot or
BOOTS AND SHOES, •
t)f Xll gr.dpi, ewer ollerell to the foible, 111. price , *
SO Met, fi• tor rout nr, cinqn.4 nr purl two ,
Nl:B'BYs.j.,ld o vttt otyl, trent 111 , " henry Ant.
lite•rooloo4 to tit. flueoot Vittotio lit orfit
rifi L 0 00:ote. fidi , see' and Cllil4;t4lft' [ 4 1 ,,, ,d. I
peril variety. and firorrnntelt into. of Moo iiiel uo•em•
Gittoite. more t 1 boo 01 1 / 1 3.1 a: %II 11111 - 0.
Ile sleek.* VP fill eel...mil *tient' Oft in Oil, ear k
fO.llll. i , 11..1 1 , 11 Got rioter Wear, ai buil% uf toinettul
itcrs .Vlll CAPS.
lit its., Ago ■ full and r ..... pl. to, rollrclion of n at4
nor! Pupa..f ovrty ki n d. and .t 1 I .1.••1 and limot
•ppr,.v...1 .41,4 TIN i.••ousr *et! as-7 Mock rvir
moult tit dim wattle t.
of p.m.. Farb. Mink: Ptilrerl. 111 . 4 Mttor
kinds. I mallets I:spre. Mlara and 111..u.1e. and Wt.
Houten,' iten►rt rape. Moto, anti Collett tartta , t:
tar i. tatt.taatatl for tbe,s, Pll,lll tW•
solo Is toll IP, Vhll . l4"ill.M.
A !area •'tlwrlatim justifier the e•eartt-rt that all
the ula,%a atticlae ni I U.• ("hot •.r 11w ►.et ss.r
41141.41 Y. ~ th.•y have haat' malt atad with the grasteet
cum, U.•lh a. to lwderial eod wart 111411.1m0.
Ity ail sham.. slop nu., rlpiniwo M.! ober k karate
Wirt liar log alwe•Uare, as riprnms et wall as dreap
pointitialit homy
r. V. 11()WI:It
Nlnneetobarg. Pu.. Doe. 1. t,&4 w 4
route the prenti4es of the milviiliber,
Ja 4:113410110.3. 03 Ihi 145 t Noyernher.
a mail MHO awl FY I Ii is 111.111 0 elt.
,401 an contiiiima. Tam
rnvnrr wUI Hour 1.1 vk 1. prnvn
proptoy, p. v rhirtios, sod takw K
away : Kt. it Kill le divvied
2.11 the law terveay.
BOUNTY
Me. I, ICI wr3
All phetillg . if f %o " ,lCil: •
Illne•111104 Itermilit • wtlh An
onhot,tiner in. r,niiirnii.4 in tan in, ih• rAtilants
lifillot, and n•ttleihn 'noir hfiwtrii lb. lilt of 'a.
in amber awl Mot Mb uf IlLssoulie.
Nor. 13, 'r„ t-31. If l'„ 11A11110011.
am
J. H. MAIZE'S
MAH l ffil GROCERY,
Slll}`E' S BLOCK, NA LN ,
BLOOMSBURG, PENN.
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR tvlnstßolly
. 0, 7
IREI) AXI PROrISIONS.
Of •II kigia. thcap I`,,r
kV' Cali paid for Butter and Atm%
Nut. ta, idt44.3in pd.
LAMS' DRESS MAKING.
SEW ASD
WINTER GOODS.
Tilt: uailettianeit *fluid rrapettrolly Invite the
attention of the tilittOthl tr thiP prior sod oteisity,
to *Act, now and latiry Ronda, at their *ter.' en Aiwa
street, twtoritt Sour eil.l of Jost . lth thrtlikril " 1 " 1 "
nod Chair honing, h bele they itarnetihred lii
Plain:a/a d Ad&l, Dttiafica i
he . Ihtert mph.. Mao aril patti Mr
Dirt,..pt. 4.141:0at5. ototi t # bridrerear Welt.
Giro HMI) r CAW. They bare eirt rlitrrers Of the blot
in Orli Imo, fled cheap , r re evert.
JIIIAA A. & s*ui M. RAMAT.
Nra.
DEMI
NENV STORE
CS.3.2I)4,DLP„AzU
IN .111,0WISHI:n4i.
MILLER & WOLF,
Iteepee"ity announce that they barn commutate,*
he Mercantile bunion,. nil Tin ',muerte. in thw
Nl'Mla Mid Hp StOre 16$#MIA on Ada
known to the Maus prOperty, ant bier Haw in done.
A WEL AS OF GOODS,
'albeit liar, wind, they bare eakettad *kb a good
deal comitad will suit lathe
Lowest Possible Rates.
l'lo*tr flock is tom plpto to prqty pottholar, and In
quell ty awl ptito ritOPOt fail to ply o Asti patiohetton„
hey a4k thr paltoaaao of the pahlit, with the as
intoner' that
Fithrr.KATK 00001.1 AND VAM DUMAN°
fumy Mom. b. aspect*
(Sive them. trials elephelve. nem* liftafrarith
aid witsry ROWS. bat with sew oses,eimil;Witilaheas
and tow twice..
Arterial** hoe paid to tho aelewtion of
bio, altos, fur the Fall sad IN Wet 'DAN, Ofimulpttts
Cn Y e the bargain..
The hilthers market allow 11110W*4 ihr. alkilowish
Vtthillittii its tat Snow for goods.
*tom on Alain west, Iron frost. with lOW 11114..
windows. Sept, it; los.
FORKS HOT. L,
GEO. W. 1110 GER, Pro pit etp lth
Tile above tvell•knewn hotel ham totted); moo_ 7
me radical chatthes In itlo intevNat IttluitiMlOSUß
and iti pfdprktOr iltiltoutlClOO In his I . l=
804 the trivet/test peddle that MO
rat the comfort ul" Me Melds are merpanCtehmehe tsa
the country. Ilia table will altmaym be h o ed sop
lOW mu poly with auterhuttial Amod,hitt' whin&
the &Wacky* or the clown, . 1 11 4 Witte toed
(erupt that popular beverage RIIIO*O 1 - 1 4 410
purchased direct Nis the traperthts MitiptlapthheWps
ttrely pure, and free Oval ell peirruftrai drop. Wd
I. theakful Mt a UMW pattualUte 14041111 , 1110400,
will toutinge to deserve it in the MN%
tillattatt 1111:111M11111;
Jun a 13.104(4-0.
W ~la DIGGING. fir
lftia:undsystiard gives amiss to tbs Mil o
*O4 OM h4l I . sk 0 1444 4 1 00 WASOLAIG,“*.
prepared to d *en* 00 Wirt r„,14.14,041 tine 11 „,v t
reasonable terms. Flo hatlig , : i rtaSt
suss is the hardness teals kis Ids
wititiad anything dolts ail Mt Willi tit 10.
gi VtB lOW atrial,
WILLMS wain*
lllttanaiburg Juts, Id, Wit
-AND-.
GE NTS'
BLOCIISMIG,
Ft IRS,
ENTICIT.
G, CAPS car. L .
MO
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