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2olitital.
THE TWO JUDGES.

II April last, Mrs. Jane Swisshclm,
now one Of the editorial staff of the
pitlsburg CoD,mcrcius was Il regular
correspondent Of the Chambcrsburg Re
posiio,W. At that time the Allegheny
rcpudiator5 had just selected Judge VIII
liams, of Connecticut, rs their choice
for member Of the Supreme Court OF
the State. Mrs. Swisshclm NOTICES that
fact, and thus speaks of Judge Will
liams:
Itappcars to be an Acknowledged fact
that the pittsburg bar is to-day us little
burdcned with brains as at any period
since it was bar-and no better evil
dencC Of its appreciation of rCSpecidGiC
mediOcrity could be offered than its Sc
lection of Judge Williams for the Su-
premc Bench. In II and ~, when he
was Il law student in the office of Judge
Lowric, | had some business in settling
my fathers estate. lie who was since
Judge i.owrie was my attorney. Going
to the Office one day, | found him eX-
planning to Mr.. Williams and another
student a point of law, and he asked me
to sit down and wait. | sat down and
had the benefit of the explanation ;
heard the questions propoundcd by Mr..
Williams and the other student, and
the going over and simplifying the case
by the teacher. | sat in blank amaze
ment, wondering if that little man ever,
crer, EVER, would get enough law into
his head to make any kind of living by
letting it out in quantities to suit custo-
mcrs but he il sober, Industrious, pa
tient and plodding, and after all his
dullncss of comprehension, did learn Il
good deal of law, and | think that in
any case which was well established by
precedent, and which had been careful
~ and lucidly explained, and simpliiied
he could understand it, and would de-
eide according to his knowledge and be-
lief. When he comes to IL new field ol
investigation, the saints have compass
sion on the poor, fat, short, puily man.
What Il time he would have Wading,
iloundering-and what II muddle lie
would be likely to make of II! y man
of active brains wOuld not be likely to
run quite rs much to that substance
most valuable in whales, and if the Re.
publican party in Pennsylvania have
| no better M0tcriQi out of which to man.
uiacturc Supreme Judge than Hon
W: W. vi IL. w, vi w. 1oiic
NiIliain5 OF ilttspprg' Mey H04 oet,e'
rote Jor, ne D,"'0crdt!c cd'd'iaie, Vho
Scorer he may he, on MegyouRd that they
cannot be wOrSted.
v-;i,;am.s ~ ranaa.;a,,. c,, ''ns, 70,
v,hn IiI,n ,in, l. isntt,o,oh - 49,, ,u;,,
a;nIa, ~ 80 .,,a p,l;.a, , ,l,,.,. " 'o '''
thn f,,Iou.ino tr;hnta ta f,a,.o &C.,.
m.ooI ~ pnnna,.,,ania r.a"t ,'o 'a,
- y u Dor,,i,,,',,, - ,,,a n,..',..l,
ra-,uo . Ioadinm podio,I on,.nn ,''i,, ~ -.
,,.a..,.,' ,a.t - H., &C.,.
In rnminotinr tud,,o ch,r.uooi .
their candidate for the Sunrcme hrncI !,
the Democrats have made Il wise selec
tlon for themselves during the progre'
u, & ''cil cLai t'''' @ Jor "e Peopte
sLo,,IJ Ge eIected lie il a. .uitoLlo
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CLEVER ANAGRAM.-It is said that
Napoleon, when he was asked by Dr.
O'Mera if he really thought he could
have invaded England at the time he
threatened to do so, replied in the fol-
lowing anagram:
Able was | ere | saw Elba."
Whether this is true or not, wcshould
like to see II more ingenious or extend
ed anagram, which, the reader will OBJ
serve, reads the same backward or for
ward.
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JUDGE SIIARswoOD is in favor of
law, order and constitutional rights Of
all men. Judge Williams is pledged
to make everything else subserve the
purpose of his party, The Constitution
and laws Of Pennsylvania are as moth
ing to him when they stand in the way
of Mongrelism. Which of these two
gentlemen is best qualified to ill n seat
on the Supreme Bench Of the State?
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AN inquisitive urchin at Pittsfield,
Mass, while reciting a lesson, the other
day, from Christ's Sermon on the Mount,
broke out "Mother, did Jesus Christ
get two thousand dollars o year for
preaching.
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Missouri has hitherto boasted of her
large mules. Since the displacement of
sheridan mt New Orleans and his ap-
pointmeHt to the Missouri district, she
can lay claim to owning the greatest
ass.
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ALWAYS BElIIND.-An idle fellow
complained bitterly of his hard lot, and
said that he was born on the last day of
the year, the last day of the month, and
the last day of the week, and he had
always been behind.hand. lie believed
it would have been hundred dollars
in his pocket if he had not been born at
oil
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6,TEVENS HOUSE,
-
=, q, - * q, BROADWAY, y. Y.
Opposite Now'inJ green.
NA rIIL HunEAN pLA Y.

WlIE STEVENS House is well and widely known
to the travelling public The location is especial
lN suitable to merchants and business men; II is
in close proximity to the business part of the city
is ON the highway Of southern and Western
traVcl-und adjacent to all the principal railroad
and steamboat dcputs
Tho Stevens House has lihera! accommodation
for over 800 CuCSs-it r. welt furnished, and pos
spSsos every moderate Improvement for the com
fort and entertainment Of its inmates, The
rooms are spacious ana well Vcntilatcd-prONided
with gas and watcr-thc attendance Is prompt
and respccttul--lnd the table is generously pro-
vidcd with every dcicucy of the srasou-at mod
crate rates. GEO. *. CHASE d co.
myll'G1-Un.l PrOprietors.
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y Democratic Newspaper,
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SPANK HIM HIS MOTHER.


LET me spank pr his mother.
lie Is such t. boy,
lie the baby trlmuthur,
And he's brofnny's toy.
ufthc doll I gatllcn,
lie has meltcde nose,
And there is nd
TO what lcngthisrlrf goes.
Last night he pucllcr
Meath his Atlima's chair,
And he told ma whopper.
When | askcdt came there.
Then when poorrs. Toodlcs
Was starting nnil,
lie tied her two iodlcs,
Fast together 6tail.
1t really is quitetng,
How ones nertlaily jars;
How he puts pinhc's stockings,
And cayenne t,'s cigars.
You may guess tlny another
Boyish tricl; hes at,
Sol'll spank hint, mother
The naughty lit,t.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-09-13

Ar Il recent railroad celebration the
following sentiment was given :-"Our
mothers the only faithful tenders who
never misplaced a switch.
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BROCKWAY ~ FREEZE,
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BLooMsnuRG, PA.
Printed at HoJison's buildings, near the Court
House, by CHAs ". NANDERsLICE,
FRANK H. SEYDER.
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CNClIANGE HOTEL,

sNNCuANGE HOTEL,
~ lLUOMSBuRG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Ihc undersigned haying purchased this we'll
known amt centrally located house. the Exchange
Hotel, situate on MAIN STREET, in BloumshurE,
iumo diutCly opposite the Cufunbia County Court
House, respectfully informs his friends and the
public in general that his house is now in order
% ,%nr the reception and entertainment of travellers
VINO may De disposed to favor it with their GUS
tom. lie has spared no expense in preparing the
ENcllhngr for the entertainment of his guests,
neither shall there he anything wanting ton his
pnrD 10 minister to their personal comfort His
house Is spacious, ana enjoys Hil excellent busi-
ness location.
OmnihussCs run mt all times between the Ex-
change Hotel and thr Variu' railroad dcpots, by
which travellers will be pleasantly conveyed to
ana rom the respective stations in due time to
meet the cars. JOHN +. CASLOW.
RlooIn Sblirg NInTch W 1866
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-09-13

a MEETING Of Radical Republicans
in New York has nominated Gen. Sher-
idan, for President, and Gov. Fenton,
for Nice-President.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.
W'it and Namor.

a CoNscRIPT, being told that it was
sweet to die for his country, excused
himself on the ground that he never
did like sweet things.
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HOTELS AND SALOONS.
7 ONG POND TEL.

4 ~ ~ " ~ ~ ~ II " L IL II
me undersigned having leased and re- iurn sh.
el IN good style the above wcll-linOwn House,
situate
AMONG THE NOUN NTAINS
in tho borders OF Columbia und sullivan counties
in one of the most beautiful and eulthiul regions
iil The state; Is fully prepared To accommodate
visitors and sujOurors
WITH THEIR FAMILIES.
The Pond and streams are well stocked with
delicious iisl of many kinds including
~ l. o u r An ID PI II,
and boats in good order will he kept for the no.
tumlnodatiun and amusement of guests, either
Tor nshing orplcasurc excursions upon this beau
THU sheet Of water which is
SEVERAL MILES IL EXTENT.
surrounded by an extensive Forest there is uflur-
dtd to the huntSmun II splendid field Tor his own
peculiar sports and exercise with his
u % q \ y u q y.
His lnrder will be always provided with the
utllcaclos of the season and Ills Bar stocked with
PURE LiQUOES. The House is large aud Cummo-
dlpus the Stubling extensive ana safe.
llc House is reached from several points on
the hloomSburg 4 IAcliuwannu Raroad: and Is
Il splendid place to pass the not months of SUM
mcr. H. 4. lIAYIITRSV
May Ii, lSG7-im.
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HOSPITALITY AMONG LGoNs.-"I
have been assured" says Chcnicr in his
" Present state of Morocco" "that II
BrCbc who went out to hunt the lion,
having proceeded far into the forest,
happened to meet with two lions whclps
that came to carcss him. The hunter
stopped with the little animals, and,
waiting the coming of the sire or the
dam, took out his breakfast and gave
them part. The lioncss arrived un-
perceived by the huntsman, SO that he
had not time, or perhaps wanted the
courage, to take to his gun. After hav-
ing for some time looked at the man
who was thus fcasting her young, the
lioncss went away, and soon after re-
turned, bearing sheep, which she came
and laid at the huntsman's feet. The
Brcbe, thus become one of the family,
took this occasion of making Il good
meal, skinned the sheep, made II fire
and roasted Il part, giving the cntrails
to the young. The lion came also and
as if respecting the rights of hospitality
showed no tokens Of tcrocity. Their
guest the next day having finished their
provisions, returned, and came to the
resolution never more to kill those ami
mails, the noble generosity Of which he
had so fully proved. He caressed the
whclps at taking leave of them, and the
dam and sire accompanied him till he
was safely out of the forest"
-zss -
POWER OF AN AX.-ThC other day | was
holding man by the hand-a hand as
firm in its outer texture As leather, and
his sunburnt face as inileXihe as parch-
ment-hr was pouring forth TRADE of
contempt on those who complain that
they get nothing todo, as an excuse for
idle loafcrs.
Said |, "Jeif, what do you work at ~
"Why," said he, Il bought me an AK
three years ago, that cost me two dol
lars. That was all the money that |
had.
went to chopping wood by the cord.
| have done nothing else, and have
earned more than 5000, drank no grog,
paid no doctor, and have bought me Il
little farm in the lIoosier state, and
shall be married next week to a girl
who has earned 5000 since she was cigh
teen. My old ax shall keep in tn,
draw wcr and buy me II now one to Gu
wood with.
After had left him thought to my
self; "That aX and no grog." Thcs,
are the things that makes man in til,
world. How small IL capital that az
how sure Of success with the motto, ''n,
grog."
And then farm and wife the bcs
of all.
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, ,TTADVILLE THEOLOGICAL

MEANWHILE THEOLOGICAL
I'VE ryUuOL.-rhc FAN term began Scplrm-
uer@ I'1o Faculty Of instruction consists f1our
resident ANA four nonresident professors, and IL
tutor. The object is tp educate young men Tor
lHH Christian Aliu!stry. There iSu preparatory
cla.S inr those who have not received u collegiate
education. Ont hundred and sixty dollars II yCur
ul" granted to byncrcimics, with an additional
sum .n special Cysos. The tuition, use Of Library
1uu t'St-houEs, urr nee to all, The School WIS
founded by the Unitarian and Christian denomi-
nations, bat Is open tn uli who believe in the di-
NNg"'ltn of Christianity. III" Library consists
%. -IYl volumes,
Application may be mudr to Ery, \. \, Liver
moro, President of tie Board OF instruction.
-.rf.N!llc, Pa. npyl1-ly
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ENNIIANGE SALOON.

x
TnE Proprietor of the tXchansesaIo now
on hand "a large stock Of
SUMMER REFRESHMENTS,
consisting of
srICEn OYSTERS, sARniNEs, TEirE, HOLoGSAs
SHEEP roNGvE, BOILED EGGS, swEIrZER CHEESE,
LAGER BEER, ALE, &C.
LAWSON CALNAN.
superintendent.
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"IF DIS TAIL COME OUT."-The fol-
lowing is an old joke, but as it comes in
a new dress, we think it will bear pre-
serving:
Two darkies in the West went out to
hunt possums, ETC., and by accident
found a large cave, with quite small
entrance. Pecping in they discovered
three young bear whelps in the interior.
Look heah, SAM" said one ''while
| 60 in dar and gets the young bars;
you just watch heah for de old bar"
Sam got asleep in the sun, when open
ing his eyes, he saw the old bear scour-
ing her way into the cave. Quick as
wink he caught her by the tail, and
held on like blazes.
Hello, dar, Sam, what dark de hole
dur?"
Lord bless you, Gumbo, save your
self, honey if dis tail come out you'll
find out what dark de hole !"
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FNIIE SWAN HOTEL,

TIE UPPER House,
ORANGEVILI.E, COLUMBIA CO., PA.
THIS subscriber respectfully informs his friends
md ih" pu'iir that y" has taken the above we'll
known House Of EutCrtaiumcnt and will he
pleased 80 receive the cuStoih of all who will
iaNor hiIn with Il call.
HE WILL KEEP y GOOD TABLE,
"a Par wc' stocked with the best Of Liquors, and
"yery effort viii bc made to render entire salts
faction. JOHN SNYDER.
Oraucpyill", Pa. March lj i.G7-lm
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MlSCELL.A

rBNlE PADDY RUN
G O \ i co VI = 4 Y.
or
SiIIci.sNINNY, PENNSYLVANIA.
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THE Belfast journal tells the fol-
lowing story "a gentleman of this
city, during planting season, coming
into his grounds one morning, observed
the gardner engaged in dropping corn
in long drill across garden. Straddling
the drill, basket in hand, the absorbed
Hibernian moved slowly along, intent
only on his occupation. Close behind
him stalked the immense Shanghai roos-
ter of neighborhood, accommodating his
pace to that of the corn dispenser, and
carefully picking up every grain as he
went. The disgust of the gardner as he
tool; his hce and prepared to cover the
corn that was not there, may be imag-
lncd but cannot be described"
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CAPITAL sI5o,oUo.


11u% II. ETACE1lpCsE President.
tilAS. .t. NuONE, Secretary and Treasurer,
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A FEW HARD THrNGs.-EXperience
and observation have taught men that
il is
Hard to quit chewing tobacco.
Hard to keep from eating too much.
Hard to drink liquor and not be in
temperate.
Hard to pay our debts.
Hard to resist temptation.
Hard to believe man you know to
be a liar.
Hard to turn the other cheek when
we are struck.
Hard to borrow money from friends
when we need it.
Hard to love onr enemies.
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john M."ta'khousc, n. l.. Campbell,
t'has. s. Boone, Cyrus StucHhousc,
4. NDowcll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-04
Secretary of State.

4 EIHE CHANCE FOR EUROPEAN CAPITAL.
In England and France, and particularly in
England, just now, there is such All abundance
Of MONEY thst the holders Of it. are eeklng III
vestmeuts at two and halt per uenI. Almost
every available opportunity Of employing It
there proftaby and safely has been exhausted
The limit of development has been reached Tor
those who desire good percentage t0T their
capital. How different here Although We
have larger population than h. British isles,
uudeveIoped resources that the creation OF cap
ital, rapid as that is, cannot keep pace with The
demand for it.. 1t ia true there is in New \ ORR
at present an easy money market, but that IL
Temporary and arises from artificial causes ;
but even here money can be used at more than
double the interest it can in England. In
other parts of the country il IL Gcarcer, and u
higher rate is obtained, with ample security
But the South, that garden OF the American
continent, is IN great need OF capital, ana III
need of more than New York eau supply.
There money is sought at ten, fifteen, or more
per cent The people were SO impoverished
by the war that that were left without
means To cultivate tQelf lauuS, &C. hilu
although they are recovering from this de-
plorable condition they are still in need CT
money, aud are ready to make great sacrifices
to obtain it,
Millions OF acres Of the finest cotton, rice,
tobacco and sugar lands are waiting Tor the ap-
pcaton Of capital to bring ont their riches. -
Then the South teens with mineral wealth IN
iron Ores in coal, copper, gold and other
minerals. The water power IS nDequalled.
Australia is not finer wool country. Tue
best flour that comes to the market is from the
So ,th. It's extensive and splendid forests OF
timber are we'll known Virginia alone could
raise the most delicious fruits and finest vege-
tables sufficient to supply all the Northern mar
kets. Added to all this and much more, We
find there the most delightful! and healthy eli
mate and beautiful country. Here is, then,
the field for capital and immigration The
lands can he bought cheap, high rate Of III
terest will be given for money on good security,
and slavery is abolished forever Under the
new state of things the South is destined to
advance in prosperity and wealth beyond what
it ever was or could be in former times, and
those who are wise in investing capital there
now will reap rich harvest. ln few months
probably the Southern States will be restored
to all their privileges il the Union. Then
MAGNIFICENT future must be their destiny.-N
= |JoyrTT
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ltONMUN ICATED.

COMMUNICATED.
NEEDED REFORMS. On Sunday afternoon
last, there appeared in tbs streets OF 1h'S city,
Il nan and woman, in buggy, the man i"
helpless state of intoxication, the woman also
also iu reeling condition. She was attempt
ing to drive the horse, task she was lily ca
Fable al. They hailed from Washington.
The above case appeared in The police report
of Monday, as published ia the Gazette. 1t
is becoming weekly occurrence Tor parties
from Washington to come down to Alexandra
on Sundays, and spree around lndlscrmlnatelY,
the facilities afforded here for getting drunk, It
seems, being 6rst-cass. 1t is shame that It
is SO, and why the bar-rooms cannot be closed
by law as we'll here as in Washington Is lnys-
terry That they are not is notorious. 30 lar
as effect is concerned they had as we'll be wide
open as TO stand, as ut present, oStenslbly shu',
but accessible to any who desire admttance. -
The ordinary Sunday law Of the State, if en-
forced vigor ously, would be ettectlal. Can It
not be executed? If Alexandria is to be made
a rendezvous for drunken rowdles from Wash
intou on the Sabbath, and furnishes such pc
cuiar facilities a. to invite their presence, It Is
surely time that i reform was instituted IN
this particular. TEMPERANCE.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The exports Of domestic produce from the
port of Richmond, to foreign countries in the
month of August Last, amounted IN value to
81, O29, 342
The Nelson aud Lewis statues, for the Viz
glaia Washington monument. having reached
New York, were shipped thence for Richmond
last Saturday.
Mr. William Wayne, one OF the oldest butch
cr- iii the Richmond market, died yesterday
morning of typhoid fever He was nnivefs4ly
known and respected by the community.
Since the inauguration OF through train:
between Weldon and Aqua Greek, the tra7e
by this route has very materially increased.
Henderson. the man who was mentioned :
day or two ago, as having been supposed to b
murdered near Richmond has turned up,
only wounded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-04

FOREIGN News -Europesn dispatches by
the cable bring rumor from Vienna paper
that the United States Government is about
purchasing all the Danish Provinces in the
West Indies consisting of the Islands OF st,
Thomas, St. Croix and St. John.
A mixed board of inquiry, composed of both
Ottoman and Christian members, has been ap-
pointed by the Sublime Porte, and will soon
leave for Gambia to investigate the cause of
discomfort in that Island, and obtain from the
inhabitants statement of their grievances.
In the election for members of the Hungarian
Diet, which took place in Pesth, the candidates
put forward by the friends and supporters of
Kossuth were successful
The second Parliament of the North German
Confederation will commence its session on the
10th Of October.
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REMARKs.--Tha market. this morning: was
quite active with improved offerings. Flour
is steady bat without change il quotations, -
The samples Of Wheat offered on Change were
generally Of inferior quality. and the sales
ranged from 100 t. 222 for White and red good
ri brought o20 and 222, and poor white 215,-
Sales Of 1900 bushels Corn il active request
and prices still advancing Bales Of upwards Of
1000 bushels at JOG for damaged iii 1ed, and lUo
for good white and mixed and damaged yellow
Sal,s Of 1900 bushels Oats at 52a54 Only about
$50 bushels Rye offered, which sold 1T l25 for II
lot Of inferior, and 135 for good Bacon contin-
lies in good request, without change in prices -
Plaster III limited supply, and fair request
prices steady. Wool quiet and dull.