The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-04-03

term of School will commence on tho
9th of April next. 2t
THos. W. HuTCuINs would announce
to the public that he is practicing den.
tistry at Mihlinville.
WE desire to correct an error into
which we were unwittingly led last
week. The name of Henry Bittcnben.
der mentioned as having been found
dead, should have been John Bittenben.
der.
WANTED.-ln order to complete our
files, we want Nos, II, 2l 81, 81, 80, 33,
81 and 30, of the CoLU"9IAN published
in 1866 by Geo. IL. Moore. Any person
sending the missing numbers will be
suitably rewarded. It.
Ware informed by Hudson Owen,
the efficient superintendent Of the
North Branch Canal that the water will
be let in on Thursday April 9th. Boat
men and Others interested will govern
themselves accordingly.
JAMES MITCHELL, Il miner in the
employ Of the lrOndale Company had
his hand badly crushed on Monday
last by having it caught between Il ear
and the rocks, where he was at work
The wound, though severe, is not one
which will permanently disable him.
OUR ncighbor, the MteHigeDcer, is fc.
rocously indignant at Democratic pa-
pcrs for advertising the prospectus of
the LdepeRdeRt Suppose friend Chal-
iunt, you examine your OIra columns,
and give Us your opinion about "Thc
Radical" II journal ten times as fcro.
cious rs the independent. "Pcoplc who
live in glass houses should not throw
stoncs.n
ANOTHER BCRGLAEY.-On last Sat
urday evening the Office of w. G.. Hur-
ley, Esq, was broken into, probably
by the same parties who have for weeks
past been rObbing hen-roosts, smoke
houses and entering churches and un-
tenantcd buildings. They succeeded in
getting about dollars worth of stamps
and three pairs of boots Had they been
men Of sense they would have known
better than to attempt to rob u La,cyer's
otice! And woe to them if ever caught.
WE desire to correct a possibly wrong
impression which our notice of the sale
of the Exchange Hotel Buildings may
haveleft upon the minds of our readers.
Although Mr.. A. j. Sloan has sold the
Building in which he has so long car
ricd on the business of merchandising.
he does not propose to retire. On the
contrary we know his customers will bc
pleased to learn, that they can still find
at the OH t0Hd, the most elegant and
fashionable assortment of goods in
Bloomsbury.
OUR enterprising townsman, DIR. II.
{. Hover has prepared himself for the
coming warm weather, and has on hand
a full and complete assortment of hats
and caps for Spring and summer wear.
The styles are unique, and may be re-
Al'' wa a. ''iilS w INV h'NNot bliNi
most approved patterns. He has al
ways kept the best collection to be found
anywhere in this vicinity, but he seems
determined to surpaSs himself this year.
Don't fail to consult your own interests
but call on him at once. Hi prices are
even lower than they were last year. a
DIR. T.. w. WELLS, successor 20 DR..
+. c. Harrison, has removed to the
house formerly occupied by q. W. Col
lancr, on Centre ST., below Third, one
door below Peter BilImycr. Office at
Hendcrshotts Drug Store, ON Main ST.,
opposite the American House. Office
hours at House, from to'2 PM. lat Drug
Store, from to s PM. All orders left
at either place will receive prompt at
tcntiOn.
N.B.-Special attention given to the
study and treatment of the Brain, Heart,
Blood, Skin, and Ia ScrOfulOus diseases.
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GROSS SACRILEGE.-On Saturday
night the Lutheran Church at Espy,
was broken into BY Il band Of impiou,
wretcheS, and robbed Of the cOmmun-
ion set, and Il small sum of missionary
money; the party in addition commit
ting such other acts of vile desccratiOl
that we will not shock our readers by
their description. We learn that the
Church at Stonytown was similarly
entered. Such acts will surely mcct
with due punishment both here ano
hereafter, and show their perpetrators
to be brutes in human guise.
STILL ANOTHER OUTEAGr.-ThC
Bloomsbury Academy was iOrcibly en-
tered on Saturday night last, probably
by the same band cf scoundrcls who ri
fled the Church at Espy, Mr.. Bucka
lew's house and Mr.. Hurley's Office
They gained an entrance by cutting on
pane of glass from one of the from
windows. They obtained but little 70
their trouble, and after breaking
couple Of lamp chimneys they de
camped, taking with them variou
keys belonging to the building. 1t i
high time that this lawlessness shoul
be put down with strong hand. No
only is the private property Of our citi
zens endangered, but the good nam
and reputation of our usually well-bc
haved town, is seriously affected, w
trust that the perpetrators may be dl'
covered and punished to the full exten
of the law.
ANDREW FEEAS.-We are panied
learn of the death of Andrew Freas,
prominent, active and well known cit