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1900 A YEAR.
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and industrial condition !; inlersperssd with
Historical Sketches and Anecdotes
BY WILLIAM PINNoCK, Author of the His.
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Bradford-J. 8. q. Babcccksop.. cuIkn
r. Nichols. 0p. t. ,'N..
Bucks-lohn Maugie, D., Alex. 3. Jobs.
son, D., John H. Lovet, D.
Carbon and Lehigh-Herman Rarp, D.,
Enos ToIan, Dem.
Centre-John Smith, Dem.
Chesier-Dr. r. v. Dickey, Op., James
Psnrose, op., Psxon vickers, Op.
Ciearfield, &c.-Seth A. Backus, Dem.
Clinton, Lycoinine, &c.-J. M. B. Pstrksn,
D., Isaac Benson, Op.
Columbia and Montour--Peier Eut, Dem.
Crawiord--JosepA Brown, Op., Leonard
Reed, 0p.
Cumberiand--Jamss Andsson, D., VIM.
Harper, D.
Dauphin-David Mumma, oppo., John
Wright, Cp.
Delaware Hiram CleaveF Or.
Erie-Warshsm Warner, op., Gideon J.
Ball, Op.
FraukIin--Gsorge Jacobs, Op, Jno. With.
crow, 0p. "...
Fayelte and Wes,moeland-Henfy D. Fos.
ter, D., John Fausold, d Samuel A. Hill, D.,
Peter A.Johns, D.
Greene--R. X. Campbell, d.
Indiana--R. B. Moorhesd, op.
Lancasler-Wm. Hamilton, op., John A.
Hiesland, op, P. w. Housekssper, op, c.
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Holioways Ointment and Pills As-Every head
great specifics at hand. No household can
safely dispense with them. Ex'ernal iniur.
les, which would result in the loss of limb
or The crippling of joint, if treated in the
ordinary modes, may be cured with dispatch,
and without pain or hazard, by the use Of
the ointment. Erysipelas, salt rheum, boils,
sores and all ex'ernal ailments, are removed
with equal facility and certainty, by The ap-
plication OF this great curative; and the
manifold diseases OF the stomach, liver, and
in,estines, so often fatal in this country,
yield invariably 10 the sanative operation OF
the Pills
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$ie0,uOO

Such is the result of our present actual
business. But,the road is absolutely in its
infancy: owing 10 its financial embarrass-
ments, it has hitherto had no opportunity to
develop its powers, and the organizations of
its trade and travel have all yet TO be accom-
plished The opening OF the Bloomsburg
and Lackawanna Road will pour into it a
new and large revenue; and New York
connection, either by he Quakake Road or
from the neighborhood of Tamaqua or Port
Clinton, will certainly be compile ed at no
distant day, which will almost double the
business of the Catawissa Road.
1t would hardly be proper to close this
report without recording my deep sense of
the obligation, which the present stockhold-
ers of this Company owe TO the small band
of faithful and sef-sacrificing adherents, du-
ring lis long aad ardnous career. OF Col.
PAXTON, who has been emphatically termed
the ia her of the road, have already spoken.
For more than twenty years he stood, in
company with Mr.. Lewis, through evil and
good report, by the side of this enterprise,
and they have now the satisfaction of seeing
Its solid establishment and prosperity.
There are other names among its old con-
tractors and friends which should also be
mentioned here men who cast large por-
ton of their private fortunes into the enter
prise, and whose losses are now accruing
to tine benefit of The present holders of its Sc
cur,ties.
Among these, Alexander S. Divan, of Ell
mira: and Francis N. Buck, of this city,
should especially be named-together with
one who, in this and other ways, has prob
ably done more for the trade of Philadelphia,
by his feresighsend ability than any other
of ITS citizens-the President of the Reading
Railroad, John Tucker.
In conclusion, would invite your a,ten-
ton TO the accompanying report of Major
Moreh on the condition of the road, and 10
the other documents appended hereto.
Yours, very respectfully,
THOS. KINDER, Jr., President.
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
THE STATE SENATE.

lst Dist Philadelphia City, Wpi. A. Crabbe,
Chas. B. Psnrose*
% Philadslpbia Con-. B. Browne,
Harlan Ingram and Richardson
L Wdghl.*
Sd Monlgomer, Thomas P. Knox.
9TH Chester & Delaware--Jds. J. Lepis
5,h Berks--Iohn C. Evans.
9Th Bucks--Jonathan Ely.
7lh Lancaster and Lebanon--John w.
KiHinger and jacob G. Shuman.
9th " Dauphin and Norhumbe rland- Da.
vid Taggdn.
9th Northampton and Lehigh--Joseph
Laubach.
10Th Carbon, Monroe, Pike g. Wayne
James II. Walton.
iith Adams and Franklin-George P.
Brewers
i2th York.--Wiliam H. Welsh.
18Th Cumberland g. Pery--Henry Fel.
ter.*
18th Centre, Lycoming, Clinton & Sui
livan-Andrtw Gregg.
18th Blair, Cambria and Huntingdon
John Creswell* .
10th &c Luzerne, Montour and Columbia
George P. Steele.*
i7,b " Bradford, Susquebanna and Wyo.
mine--E. Reed Niger.
18th " Tioga, Po:Ier, Mexican, Elk, Clear
field & Jeferson-IIsnry Souther.
10Th " Mercer, venango and Watren-~
Glenni W. Seo6feld*
Goth " Erie aud Cfawford-D. Il. Fnney
2lst Butler, Beaver and Lawrencs--J
r Harris
22d Alleghenv-Wm. Wilkins and E.
d. Gaxzam.*
23d Washington & Greea-Jno. C, Flsn.
niken.
cath Somerset, Bedford aud Felton,
Francis Jordan.
25th Armstrong, Indiana and Clarion
Titan j. Cofey*
26th Juniaia, Mifflin aud Union James
M Sellers.
9Th Westnlorelard and Fayel.e- Wm.
e. Fr0zer.
2sih :" Schuylkill--C. M. Siranb.
Democrats, is; Opposition, "a; New Sen
ators marked with a star.
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CaImoni: Or, Thomas Srnlhefs, or.
M'fflin-John Purcell, Op.
Monroe aud Pike--L Wesbrook, D.
Mon,gomery-J. W. H,lIegas, D., A. w.
Longsker. D., George Hamil, D.
Notham p,ou--John A. Innes, D., lease
Pearson, D. .. .......
Norhurn berland-J. n. Zimmerman, D.
Perry y-Charles c. Brandt. D. ...
Philadelphia City-S. S. Bishop, Op, Geo.
T. T.ou, 0p., Jacob Dock, Op., John Ram.
.ey, D.
Philadelphia Coo. NJ. Leisenring, D.,
Townsend Yearsley, D., franklin Mcllvain,
d., Charles Carly, D., Abraham Ar,hus, D.,
John Roberts, D., JOHN Hancock, D., Robert
B. Knight, D. John Wharton, D., frederick
]. Waller, D., Henry A. Giidsa, D.
SchnylkIi-.Wm, B. Lebo, D &. N. Wsg.
onseller, d. t..--
Somerse'--Jonas Augustine, Op.
Su,q qnehanua, &"--Simeou B. Chase, o.,
Alfred Hine,O,'. ,t.-..
T.oga-L. r. Wlliislen, Op.
Union, Sc.--Thomas Bower, D.
Washing,on-J S. Vanvoorhi,, o., john
c. Sloan, 0p. ....-..
Wayne--N. W. Vail, D.
York-James Ramsey, d. Samuel Maasa.,
D Isaac Beck, D.
Democrats, 54-0pnosi.ion, 46. ....
Pee pITT,f .TIoN
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Adams-John Musselman, Opposition.
Alle2heny--Wm. + Stevenson, op., c. 5.
E,ster, op., John T. Peters, op., J. B. Back
house, op, Mich. voesh,ley, jr., op.
Armstrong. &c.--J. K. Calhoun, D., w. M.
Abrams, D., r. J. Nicholson, D.
Beaver, &c.-D. L. Imbrie, Op., George P.
Shaw, op., A. w. Crawford, Op.
Bedford, &c.--G. N. Smith, D., William C.
Reamer, 0p.
Berks-J. Law. GeIz, D., William Helms,
D., B. Nunemacher, D., Miohsel Hoffman,
Dem. -'2ts
Blair and Hunsingdon-Johu II Wiuirode
'op., John M. Gibbony, op,
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&A4MIINa

On Thursday last in West Hemlock twp,
Moniour co by Inc Rev. Z. A. Sharre,ts, MIR.
Benz. B. FREAs, Of Centre, Columbia county.
to MISS M f. CRossLEv, Of West Hemlocs
Monour county. 81.
Ia Berwick, Oct. 3o'h, by EN-. F. M Alden
Mr.. w. L. PaRKs, of Fishiugcreek, and Miss
SARAH SAVAGE, of Jackson. Col. co.
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NEw GooDs.-D. Lowenburg has jus, 70.
csived and opened fine and full assortment
OF new clothing ct his ole stand. He alwsy.
sells cheap aud good goods; and those who
Sant winler and fall clothing will do we'll lj
give him call, for they can find every de-
sirable article in his assortment.
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HUcldlS, o4-VphokI!IOH, 40.
REHABILITATION.
Dem. maj. on punt balio,,

One Democratic member of the Lsgiss.
ture lo.i his election in Washington county
by svoss; another in Miffl,u by 25; anolhet
in Adams bv 90; another in franklin by s;
another IN Clinton, LyccmiAs and Potter dis-
uicl by %; aud another in Chester by II
majority.
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0 The TEACHERS OF COLUMBIA
H# COUNTV.

The annual examination Of teachers for
this county will be this year held somewhat
later than last year, because il was found tina,
but few teachers attended The public 'exami-
nations and many came afiesward fora pri-
vate examination. Besides, the winter schools
IN most districts only begin iE the middle o.
November or frsl OF December, and teach.
ers from o,he. counties cannot be expected
10 visit The county for an examination long
ia advance Of their opening.
This examinations should in every case
where il is practicable be public, and the di.
rectors and citizens should be present. There
are thousand things at such an exercise
which canno, be embraced in any certificate,
bat v hich the board should know when they
seIec, teachers. The presence Of parents at
these examinations indicates such whole
some interest in their schools as will secure
fidelity to their trust in directors, teachers
and children.
For the present IL is only fouad necessary
10 make the appointments that an examina.
iion of teachers will take place at
oraugeviIle, on Thursday The 9Th day Of
November, al 9 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Al Saltwater on Thursday the 6.h of Nov.
= d O'Clock P. NJ. a.
" = - - =
me 1EaI usz1as = - n s s
a 51y - - ! N ~ = -
- I'..E H'zzl
al 9 O'Clock A. NJ.
AT Mainville on Thursday the Isih of Nov.
al 9 O'Clock A. Nj.
AT Catawissa on Thursdsy the 18th Of Nov.
al 8 O'Clock P. M.
The visitation Of schools will commence
Immediately afler these examinations so tina,
teachers should attend at these appointments;
for it is uncertain when | can aflerward be
fUund al my office. Directors should be care
iul 10 employ no teacher wilhorl certificate,
as several Boards have found unpleasant
difficulties from no, being watchful on this
point.
THE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
Of Columbia county will meet al Blooms
burg on Wednesday morning the 5ih Of Mo-
vember.
The lime Is changed from what wus con.
tenpaled al the last session of the A.socia.
tion, 10 secure the attendance Of HENRY c.
HlCKOK, Esq, The Deputy State Superin-
,endenl, who will positively be present on
the 5lh, and 10 give chance for the arrival
of all snch teachers from other counties as
expect to take schools in our county. By
The time now fixed these teachers will be
in this county.
In the evening of The 9Th there will be
general educational meeting Of teachers,
citizens and directors at The Courl-house ia
Boomsburg, which all interested in ihe cause
OF education are invited a, attend I; will
he addressed by MIR. HICKOK and Others
Teachers who attend the Association should
have their time allowed them by the drec.
lers as not lost, for it will be well improved.
X wv WEAVER
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THE EbECTtON.

The following returns have been received:
New Jersey, Delaware, aud Pennsyivanis,
have gone for Buchanan. New York, Rhode
islaud and Couusclcul for Fremont. Mary.
land for Fillmore.
In this county Buchauan will have 1900
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The Close Of the War.

On last week The following Democratic
meetings were held after the issue Of our las,
paper:
On Tuesday evening al Jerseytown, which
was addressed by r. w. Weaver.
On Wednesday afternoon al Slabtown and
at Catawissa on Wednesday evening. Both
these meetings were addressed by John @.
Freeze.
On Wednesday evening at Millvile, which
was ably addressed by Wesley Win.
On Thursday evening al M,flinviIls. c.
Wolf presided, and The meeting was address
ed for several hours Sy r. w. Weaver.
On Friday afternoon large and spirited
meeting was held at Rohrs6urg. Lewis
Schuyler, E-q presided, assisted by a large
number of Wee Presidents and Secretaries.
Qnile number OF ladies' were present. The
meeting was addressed by Col. Tate, r. w.
Weaver, John G. Freeze and Lewis Schuy.
Ter.
On Saturday afternoon a meeting was
bed in the Courthouse, in this place. Peter
En-, presided, Georgs Scott, Jacob Evans, Jno.
McRey nolds, George Mack, Casper Rain,
Tram DER, and Stephen n. Miller were Vice
Presidents, and Wesley VIII. and Dr.. H. w.
McReynods, Secretaries. The meeting was
addressed for several tours hours by ELLIS
B. ScHsABEL, Esq, in his usua! able and ell
oquen, manner. In the evening he sroke
again with Argument and powei such as only
he can use.
Mr.. Buckalew spoke last week at the fol-
lowing places:
On Monday evening, oc,. 27th, at the
room of the Keystone Club, Philadelphia !;
on Tuesday evening, the 2s,h, at Bristol,
Bucks county; Wednesday afternoon at
Lahaska in The same county, and on the
evening of the same day at Lambertville,
New Jersey; on Saturday afternoon at
Alsace, Berks county, and on Saturday
evening in Reading. He also spoke on
Monday evening al Muncy, Lycoming CO.
INDoRsIEa NoTEs 1t IS we'll said by a
shrewd observer, that there were some
things which every man has TO learn for
himself |. would seem as If the folly of
indorsng what is called accommodation pa
per was one Of them. Tens of thousands
have been ruired in this way, yet tens of
thousands still continuS 10 practice H. Many
who induce paper with impunny icr years
discover, at Hast, that they also, in spite Of
their assertions that they would never be To-
sers by il, are brought to bankruptcy by it,
Sir Waller Scon, who had gone on, from year
10 year, adding acre 10 acre. farm to farm,
woke one morning TO find himself ruined,
through his Endorsements on Cons,sble' pa
per; and the rest of bis life, shortened BY
excessive labor, had to BIZ devoted. moi TO
carrying out the favorite dream of his ambi-
tion, bu, 10 liqudaling the debts thus con-
lracted. Even Banum, whose name has be.
come synonymous to shrewdDess fell before
this delus;ve habit.
m
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not the honor il can WIN by doing honor 10
so gallant champion. ......... ....
His speeches here closed the campaign for
this couuty in blaze Of glory. After his
powerful and sweeping charge on the oppo
slion there was no longer an enemy against
us in the field. We had nothing left for us
TO do bat 10 measure The victory-lo bury
with decency and decoruen the dead Of the
vanqu ished and annihilaled antagonists.
Daring The speech Of the day the ladies'
presented him with splendid wreath which
he accepted in brief episude as beautiful
and eloquent as human language could ex-
press. At The close of the meeting The fol.
lowing resolution was adopted amid the most
enthusiastic acclamation:
Resoived, That the Democracy OF Columbia
couuIy are under deep obllgalons 10 ELLIS
B ScHNABFL, Esq, for his efficient aid In the
grpa, cause OF the people, and that We hereby
express to him our warmest thanks.
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$40. 900 of which were at once subscribed in
cash at par, aud $50 600 since negotiated at
The ssme rate, in the purchase of rolling
stock, not sel delivered. When the balance
oi ths'loan Is :akoa; the company will be
en'Heiy out of debt, or az nearly SO as any
corpetalion can well be while continuing &C.
tive operations.
The economical working of The road hav.
ing been much. iaiesfs5sds with by the i'm.
perfect character Of a portion OF ils machi-
usry, have ordefed every engine, moi in
comptete repair, to be, overhaulsd and thor.
oughly refited. The es!imaled expense of
this renovauon (ab0ut eighteen thousand
dollars has been charged off in ihe settle
ment of the old transportation account, aud
a special credit opened for this purpose.
The financial position Of the company, on
he 30th OF August, may be thus stated:
~ a- DR.
Construction account, Including
Coax take Branch, coal lands,
and The entire dspols, wafer
stations, engine houses, and
all real estate oi the Company,
With all baiancs OF interest,
aud expenses to that daie, 81, ,4s3 All 81
Locomotive engines and tend IS,
ers, I2s $50 25
Freight cars, S6,777 80
Passenger and baggage cars, 22,7s7 So
telegtai h stock, f saa.. 200 90
sek 80 :
BY stock "a 600 shassss =
Fist mor,gsae reftl< c1Ql& 8 ~ -
Income bonds pvf tgEI 81 =. J so
Ten per cent. loaih e Is {.
mortgage sl22, 500; -
cent bonds s70 ,c0O). 1872, 500 90
Balances of bills payable, and
all outstanding debts, less
cash and other assets OH hand, 1903 0l6 81
SO 722, ,0l6 81
II will be thus seen ,ha, the entire nett
floating debt Of the Company, on the s0h OF
August, including all outstanding coupons to
that dale, was only SIOs,0l6 81. To meet
this they hold of their chauel mortgage. ten
per GENT. loan, 81. 500
Ten per cent. bonds, on hand, 10000
Of,he above Sios oi6 81, $50, 900 is pro-
vided iorihe year by special credit, which
enable the Company to carry tine amount, al
less than it wouid cos, them il funded in
their ten per cent. bonds, and at the present
ra,s Of. ahsnrpaios of tazsse bonds il is be-
lieved that the debi will be exlinguished be-
fore the expiration of thai time.
The annual liabilities OF the Company may
be thus stated, viz:
Interest si a per cent Oh 1st
mortgage bonis, 1900 900 sIo5,Ooo
Interest AT per cent. on
income bonds, 22l,2Oo I5,5O5
Ireres, at 10 per cent on
bonds subscribed, !92, 500 l9,250
Interest on floating debt,
say 10 per cent, as if
funded, i0S.0i6 10 802
Si5O,557
The presen, business Of the road
may fairly be aken al $40 600
per month, though il il believed
that h will average through the
ensuing yeaI considerably over
that sum, $3.50 600
Operating expenses at 30 per cent, $4,000
''.
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IL. w. WEAVER.

Co. Superintendent.
Bloomsburg, Nov 5lh, 1855.
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i0S.0I6 10 S02
Sl50,557

The present business of the road
may fairly be idken al $40 900
per month. though il IL believed
that h will average through the
ensuing yeaI considerable, over
that sum, $3.50
Operating expenses at 80 per cent, 1886
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STAR OF THE NORTH.
R. W. WEAVER, EDITOR
Bieomsbure, wedae.day, Nov. s, 1851
ELLIS q. scHNABEL, ESQ.

We need not say TO those who know US
that we are no worsbipper; but il is our
rfi5e to be Just, aud our highest pleasure 10
bear testimony 10 The true dignity and uoba-
ity Of the human character. In the great bat
lie fort unity Of the Republic we have
takeu no time and fell no promptipss 10 sin.
gle out any champion for special praise for
every man 10 The great solid phalanx ss il
moved on 10 victory seemed to us hero
Blu, if any one of the champions did more
than his share of service, and won more lau-
reis than he could lay on The altar of the great
cause, that man was the eloquent and gifted
ScHNABEL. In his fearless and dignifed
course he illustrated every attribute OF ability
aud IDanliness that eGnobies character. He
threw down the gaunlle, TO the ablesi leaders
of the opposition; and, whether they stool
or fed, he dssipated their sophslries into
thin air. He was truly giant in this fray /;
and the Wilmots, Grows and Kellsys were
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Interest nj a per cent on 1st
mortgage bon,is,
Interest al 7 per cent. on
income bonds,
Irleres, a, 10 per cent on
bonds subscribed,
Interest on floating debt,
say 10 per cent, as if
funded,
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

7
Cenen.n: Ny child had commenced hIeakng out last
f, in small Sores which gradually extended the entire
cad including both cars which mach eaten by the
sores 10 that both wonld drop OFF
iro advertised and domestic remedies without
good then prot urcd and applied little TURF
OIL better; thobotle got broke and ap-
piled gals again hogan gdt My elder daugh
IA - ot that Iuri Oil sisters heal
much hcthr when used it We got another
bottle. aud h,r head nearly well This was an agra
sa-cl cas and hour every day wash H. and
very offensive. nno bottle erl assured viii cure
entirely, there little of the disease remainng-
oa me omitted this the benefit Of others, take
great pleasure in giving yuu tbs certificate.
Nospocfully Il T. CHALK.
NJ I..,, 4 4
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TERMS.

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a. annuu advance Na paper will be discontinued
@ 40 the oHua of the iroprietors, until all shall
~. ueen p1td
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unless ordered form weekly and then 20 cts
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the ady orsouen, charged at transient rates
r. All uew advertisements appear in the daily and tri
weekly papers
- Obituary notices which exceed eight lines charged
teably for the excess
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Head the Truti, about orr Turf Oil.

II T
During sleigh winter past discovered my horses
leg raw skin off place large than hand from
rubbing the inside OF the thigh applied your
Iurf Oh and in a day % he well Another CASE
\ mule which working By dray became unable TO
oxamioing his foot discovered nail about two
long the head My driver and the neghbors said
would be good nothn drew tue nail out ms'tted
piere lint Turf Oil aud him TO work at once,
he lost honr but Is as good
also horse badly snagsea the outside OF
thigh places about inches deep and four
inches wide from which tiy Yonr Turf
Gil applied aud brought them entirely sound II
truly remedies for sores have
known lived for several years Uso
this you think proper Very truly,
Ro Messrs Dovc & Co. j. II, WEISiGER
For sale by STROTHER & WHIrEHEAD,
noy 4 DIN,