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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-10-14
SHERIFF'S SALES.

BY virtue of Sundry wris of Vend FIX. issu-
I'd out OF the Court Of Common Pleas of Columbia
county and To me directed will be exposed 10
sale by public vendue or Outcry at the q ourt
House IN BiOumsburg, Ht one o'clock in the after
noon OF Monday oct 3lst, 1870 the foil owing real
estate, to wit:
one lot b. cgiLning at a corner on Mummy s al
ley ana second street of the town Of Bloomsbury
ard running thence along said street. north
weStwnrdly twenty one and a half feet TO lot Uf
A. Nj; Rupert, thence alone said lot southwest
thence along said lot souihwes wardly twenty
one and hall feet 10 Mummy's alley, theme
alung said alley northeaslw lwaidly heyenty-One
aud a half feet 10 beginning, wheIeon IL erected
large two-stofy brick building with the sp-
y unenanCes.
Also ON II certain other lot OF land situate in
the town OF bloomsbury, beginning at q post on
the northwest FL, Gi keci Id street and lot No.
3, ana running thence along said lot north 2t7l
degrees west LIS Il ct more or less 10 old road al
ley, thence along said alley south 20 degrees
west feet 10 lot OF John X. Girton, thence along
said lot south 1624 degrees east 100 feet more or
less 20 Second street aforesaid. thence along
second street north O3h degrees east feet tobe-
ginning, wherein are erected a dwelling house,
bu tchershop and out buildings, with the appur-
tenanC b.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold az the
property OF joseph L. shannon.
AORDECAI MILLARD,
oct7'5O Sheriff.
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STARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT
farmers of the United States lose AN.
nuaIly, $4,000, 600 worth Of live stock
by disease which might he cured, and
the stock saved by little timely
knowledge of the Veterinary Science.
The important discoveries made If iate
in Europe, In the several depar artments
of Veterinary Medicine. are ind dicative
of the age in which we live. Ameri
cans must not be behind the age! Their
interests, pride, aud patriotism should
arouse them to sense of their il differ
ence and cOn-equent dependence on
other nations for Veterinary knowledge.
To fiji this great want of the people,
the Veterinary ElitOr0 the AMERICAN
STOCK JOURNAL answers through the
JOURNAL, free Of charge all questions
relating TO Sick, Injured or Diseased
Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine or Poultry.
This makes it very valuable work for
reference, and an almost Indispensable
companion to all interested in STOCK
BREEDING. The low price at which ii
is published 81 90 q year, brings il
within tho reach of all, while the
SPLENDID INDUCEMENTS offered to
Agents and PREMIUMS to SUBSCRIBERS
make 1t to the interest of every Farmer
and Stock Breeder to extend its circua-
ti0n. Send stamp for Specimen Copy,
large ILLUSTRATED SHOW BILL and
Premium List. Address, n. p. BOYER
& Co., Publishers, Parkesburg, Chester
Co., Pa.
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THE WAY TO WRITE AN ADvER.
TIsEMENT.-By no means the least use-
fuI and interesting portions of live
newspaper, says the Ledger, are found
In the columns edited by the public.
that is to say, the advertising depart.
ment. No matter how well the editor.
ias may be written, or how graphically
the news may be presented none of
these carefully elaborated or judiciously
condensed columns "come home to the
business and bosoms" of some rea lers
more effectively than new advertise
ments do to others. When the adver.
Using columns are occupied by dreary,
pr0sy, long affairs, repeated day after
day, and month after month, people
tire of seeing them. They are not fpa-
lures of busy, but Of stagnant life. But
when advertisements, new in every
issue, short, crisp, and to the point,
meet the readers eye he feels that the
world moves and he is inspired to move
with it. There Is something inspirit-
ing and cheerful, encouraging and hope.
fnl in the very look of well filled ad.
vertising columns. The men who sue
ceeh best In business and keep up with
the times, are those who not only read
the advertisements diligently, but who
40 their share in Keeping them "ever
charming, ever new"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-10-14

SCHUYLER & Low of Orangeville,
Pa, manufacture the best Thresher,
and Cleaners, the best Wheeler's Rail
way Chain Horse Power and Thresher,
from the original patterns and the besl
Lever Powers made in this county, if
not in the State. Don't fail to examine
their machines before purchasing any
other. They guarantee them 10 give
SD manufacture PlOws and other Agri
cultural implements. See their adv.r
tisement in another column. If.
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JUSTICE appears to be very much
agreved by his letter in the Republican
of this week, because we said few
words in commendation of L. JacOby's
Restaurant and its fittings. We will
take back nothing that we have said,
and say further that he keeps the best
malt liquors in town. His oysters are
always OF the prime selects, and re.
ceived fresh every day. Frank NJ. Cir
ton has been engaged as clerk, and if
would receive. AS to Jacoby's Ladies'
Saloon, if it "don't pay" he should
have our sympathy rather tnan be sur-
ed as he is from the pen of Justice.
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Ghe columbian
Bloomsbury, Friday, Oct. IA, 1870.

LOCAL IMPORTATION -. Persons in the
various towns and other localities of
columbia county will very much oblige
us by transmitting statements of local
events whenever occurring in their
Vicinity. No attention need be paid to
|he form, or words in which conveyed,
IS 1t is only the points of information
Nhat are needed. tf.
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LARGE PEAR.-Mr. Phineas Welsh,
pi Bloomsbury, presented this Office
with pear yesterday, which measured
lS inches in circumference in one direc.
lion. ard 14i in the other. II weighed
9 ounces. MIR. Welsh has five similar
pncs, all raised on dwarf tree, which
he intends TO exhibit at the Fair. We
tuppose the variety to be the Vicar of
WINFIELD. 1t is II winter pear.
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HEAVY penalties are imposed BY
law for killing ins, ctiverous iirds of
any description, such AS robbins, mead
nv larks, flickers. woodpeckers. &c.
The only way possible to preserve grain
and fruit from Injury and destruction
Iy insects is to protect these and other
small birds. Let every owner of land
Dan IN it.
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NXECUTRIN,S NOTICE.

IA ESTATE or SAINT STOUT, DECD.
Letters tcstamentsry on the estate OF saint
81 Jut, late of Madison township, Columbia
county decd, have been grautedby the Register OF
columbia County to aartha Stout OF Madison
twp.. Columbia county, Pa. All persons having
them to the Exeeut Lx in columbia County, Pa.
Those indebted to the estate either on note, Judg
nlent mortgage or book account will make
payment 70 the Executrix without delay,
MARTHA STOUT,
aus.6 70-Jwe ExeeutTiI.
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THE Pennsylvania School Journal
published IN Lancaster for many years
by Hon Thos Ii. Burrows, has been
purchased hy Prof j p. Wickersham,
81 te Superintendent of Common
schools and j. T. Met 'askey, Principle
Of the Lancaster High School, by whom
lis publication will be continued in that
,itv
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

N ESTATE OF LEMUKL W. ROBERTS, DECD.
Letters OF administration on tho estate ot
Lemuel w. Roberts, late Of Suyarloaf twp, Col.
county, dec'u have been granted by the Register
" said counts to SilRs w. Mclleury, residing IA
Jack son township, Columbia CO., All persons
having claims against tho estate OF the decedenL
are lequesi ed 10 present trem for settlement,
and those indebted 10 tho estate to make pay
ment to the undersigned dlniuistratOr without
delay. SlLAS w. CIENRY,
+. o., Benton, Ts. Administrator.
sepl87O.tW.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

IL ESTATE OF HANNAH EANBR, DECD.
etters testamentary on the estate OF Hannah
Zaner, late OF Minlin township, Columbia conn
~, deceased, have been granted by the Register
of sail county TO Samuel CTe>sy. of Mitiln twp.
Columbia county, All persons having claims
against the estate are requested 10 present them
to the Executor in Mifiin township. Those In
debted to the estate, either on note. Judgment or
book account viii make payment to the EIoc-
utOr without delay, SAMUEL GREASY,
sepS0 70-6w Executor.
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RED NosES.-A contemporary says
That ITO prevent having red nose i'm
winter, a good remedy is to bathe the
lace in ice water before going out. ani
10 keep the mouth shut for five minutes
lfler going into the open air" We don't
know how the ice water might operate,
but we have certainly seen great many
PERSONS get red noses by negIerting to
keep the mouth shut. Folk, should re-
member that.
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A cHALYBEATE well of remarkable

A CHALYBEATE well of remarkable
healing prop, rites, especially in the
hmt er of scrofulOus complaints, las
lepn discovered near Towanda, Pa.
bn analysis of the water by Professor
Green, OF Eastun College, shows it tn
kontain car bonic acid, spsqui oxide of
IRON, carfohates of lime and magnesia,
khlorides of sodium aud potash, sui.
khates of lime and magnesia, and a
lace Of silica.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

"A ESTATE OF JACOB TRAuB, DECD.
Letters OF administration on the estate of Jacob
Iraub, late Of Bloom twp, Columbia county,
decd, have been granted by fhe Register of said
county TO Jonathan Traub residing In the twp.
and county aforesaid. All persons having clainis
against the estate OF the dec dent are reqne ,ted
70 present them for settlement, and those in
debted TO the estate to make pay inent to the un-
dersigned, administrator, wiihout delay
JONATHAN TRAUB
aug2b7O-bw. Administrator,
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EXECUTOR,S NOTICE

IL ESTATE OF GEORGE EVANS, DECD.
Letters lestamentary on the estate Of George
Evans, late of Brisrcreek twp, Columbisi CO.,
decd, have been granted by the Register OF said
c,unty to John W. Evans. of Berwick, Col. co.
All persons having claims against the eJtate
are requested 10 present them to the Executor in
Berw lex Col. co., Ia. Those indie bted 10 the
estate either on note. judgment, mortgage or
book account Will make payment to the Exec
utor without delay.
JOHN w. EVANS,
scpl619 8s. Executor.
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EXECUTOR,S NOTCE

~ ESTATE OF JOHN GEARHART, DEC'D.
Letters testamentary on the estate Of John
Gearhart, late Of Main township, Columbia
cunty deceased, have been granted by the
Register OF saiJ county to john j. Gearhart,
Of Main township, Col. co. All persons hsv-
ibg Claims sgainst the estate requested to
resent them To the Executor in Main
toE nship. Those Indebted To the estate either on
noie, Judg meut, mortgage or book account will
max pay ment To the Executor without delay.
JOHN ]. GEAkHARr,
Gyx
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WILLIAMSBURG has ,O6G inhabitants.
So says the census man. H,d an out
slider put it at less than 80 900 before the
census, the gay Williamsporters would
have inundated him,
Luck Haven falls down from 10000
to 1896. We believe in every town re
ported the population falls below the
estimates in about equal proportion to
the foregoing.
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AN interesting game of base ball was
played on Saturday, between the Ath-
letics of the State Normal School, and
the Picked Nine of Boomsburg-the
former being victorious by a score of 81
tt5.
Scorers, Clark and Waller.
Umpire, w. B. Robins, OF the River
side club of Catawissa.
Time pf game 90
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TXECUTORs NOTICE.

H ESTATE op THOMAS srAcKHoUsE DHc'n.
Letters testamentaTy on the estate Of Thomas
Stnckhouse, late Of Pine township, Columbia
county, deceased, have been granted by the Reg,
ihlcr of saIt county to Michael Stackhouse, OF
Pine township, CQlumbls county, All persons
having claims against the estate are requested to
present them TO the Executor in Pine township.
Those Indebted to the estate either on note, Judg.
mCnt, mortgage OF hook account will make pay
ment 10 the Executor without DELAY.
MICHAEL STACRHOUSE,
sep30'70-6w Executor.
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A NEW method of dressing the hair IL
Eomibg into fashion. The waterfall is
the front hair rolled back,
adorned with Il puff and braid en- die
deme, the back gracefully finished with
,ouieuuI and short Gu Is.
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WE have been shown spe ecimen OF
kOpper ore taken from a mine on the
krm Of Griffith Phillips, of Davidson,
wnship, this county. Mr.. Phillips
|nicrms us that a company has been
)brmed and the work of opening the
hine commenced. Several tons of ore
pave already been taken out and prov
y to be very rich. The specimen he
! n with US is claimed to contain ninety
per cent. copper. Mr.. John Kahler,
PRESIDENT of the company, is now In
Baltimore, for the purpose of having
|he ore assayed and its value deter
ed.--SuVivdn Free Press.
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|, DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

~ ESTATE OF JOSIAH n. FURxAS, DBC'D.
Letters ofad ninistration on the estate OF Joalah
IL turman, late OF bloom twp.; 'o.ulnoia county
county, to MlchaeI y, Eyerly OF Bloom twp
All persons having claims or demands against
the decedent are req usst ed TO make them known.
and those Indebted TO make paymen,.
MICHAEL Y. EYERLY
sug?5'7O-6w. Administrator.
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PICKED NINE
27 81

Tue Brown LINE ears leave Phia-
delphia regularly erery day Sundays
eHcepted) and arrive at Rupert next
day at IL O'Clock. Order marked
Brown Line" Front and Willow SITS.
Philadelphia.
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GUARDIANS SALE

The undersigned, Guardian of the minor chill
lumnis county, de- sased by Virtue OF the p,wet
and authority in him vested by the orphans'
on fHURs BAY oCroBER 27th 2MtP Ss S71 gSt0riy at TGs
w.t. Adjoining ands 'SfIGSS Of DnvS rSaa Sro@n ss
on on the east, II: Brown ard others on the south.
ger on the North, containing
ONE HUNDRED & SIXTEEN ACRES,
more or less, about 100 acres of which is cleared,
ard ne, the balance Is tim6ered with good heavy
The land is in a very high state of cultivation,
ami as good producing land as any in the count.
fully equal to any river bottom land, whereon Is
erected good two story
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
and other good substantial ont buildings. There
~ also good well of water Mt the spring house,
and near the dwelling house also "A well o wat
er A. the barn. re is good large BANK
PRESS ali in good condition, There are also
planted on the prem ses
TWO VERY GOOD APPLE ORCHARDS,
which yield from four to six hundred bushels Of
apples per annum. There is also III connection,
other frui trees in abundance.
the premises are now sowed with but n small
winter crop, making II an additi nal inducement
to purchasers to buy. by being able to put out
good spring crop.
The said premises are situated in distance from
the markets as follows: one and half nj es
north OF Mainville six miles east OF Catawissl
and four miles from Bloomsbury.
CONDITIONS OF SALE:-One thIrl OF the pur-
chase moneI, after the pay ment of the debts, to
re main and be charged In th. premises du ing
the natural life Of Lima Nuss widow of Benja.
min Nuss. decd, the same to be secured by bond
aud mortgage ON said properly, and the interest
| thereon payable annual, TO the said widow be-
git ming ON April list, 1871.
purchase a
paid at the stris ing down OF the property. one
Thousand dollars to be paid on the lst day OF
April A. D., 1871, and the balance to be paid in
four equal annual payments; with intere ST here
on from the lBJ OF April, 1871. All expenses for
legal and title papers to be paid by the purchaser.
Possession given on the first day of a pri 1871,
and full and sum lent deed given for he prem
| ises, when the above conditions are fully COM
piled with. JOHN WALTZ
oct7'7B8t iuian.
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Fl OOO II T. w A II ID

G1 000 r f w A r d.
,p WV For any case OF Blind Bleeding
Itching, or q LIBERATED Piles that Dn BIhG y FILE
REMEDY fails to cure 1t is prepared expressly
to cure the Piles and nothing else, and has cured
cases of over 20 years standing. Sole by all
Druggists.
VIA FUGA.
De Blngs Via Fuga is the pure juices ofBatks
Herbs, Roots, and Berries, for
CONSUMPTION.
Inflammation OF the Lungs: all Liver, Kidney,
and Bladder u iseases, organic Weak ness, Female
Affections, General Debility, and all complaints
OF the Urinary organs in Male and Female. pro-
ducing Dyspepsia, Costiveness Gravel, Dropsy
and Scrufnla which most generally terminate in
Consumptive Decline. IL purifies and enricf es
the Blood the Biliiary, Glandular and Secretive
System; Corrects and Strengthens the Nervous
and Muscular forces; II acts like charm ON weak
and old. None should be without IT. Sol. every
where. LAsoRArokY-lil Franklin St, Balt!-
more, Md. iSug51O-ly.
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N AND DEMOCRAT BLOOMsBURG COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA
pETIT JURORS.

FOR SPECIAL COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
COMMENCING o. ToDEk 3lst 1870.
blooms. G. shive, Layton Runyan Matthias
Snnner; tnester 4. urmnn, Robert Cat hear.
Meyer. " ~
Beaver-Levi Michael, Geo. p. Dielsbach
Benton-1saac Gibbons, Jacob Wollevor,
Gatawissa-samuel Frederick
John Coleman '
Greenwood-Benj. Battin Geo. w. UT
Locust-Benj min Wagner, Samuel Keller.
Penebecker.
Madison.John NJ. Smith Wesley Glrton, Will
son AIlen, William Purtell. John Christian.
Joshua Hartzell.
MIniin-Samuel Smoyer,
NraDge-Usal En,,
,, ,scott-William Abbott Aaron Boone, George
w. Creyelng Daniel snyder
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LOCAL NOTICES.

$4,000 Prime Brick for sale at ES,y.
For particulars address II. J. Hill, Espy,
or T. B. Miller, Lime Ridge. milf.
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II M. KNORR,
IL. Having purchased the stock OF the old Key.
stone Shoe store, and added thereto large md
well selected new stock is prepared TO exhibit
the best variety OF
BOOTS AND SHOES
ever brought TO this place. He is also prepared
10 make Boots and Shoes TO order In the latps
ann best styies. For cash only. In the old Pos
BloOmsburg, Pa. rsepgiO.ly
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-ECUTDRS' NOTICE

IL EIIArE OF PAUL KLINE, DECD.
Letters testamentary on the estate OF Paul
Kline, iate OF Mt. Pleasant township Columbia
county decd, have been granted by the Register
ot said county to John U. Kline and Joseph Kline
of Mt Pleasant twp. All persons having clain.1
against the e-tate are requested to present tncm
10 the Executors in Columbia county. Those
Ihdebted to the estate either on note, Judgment
n,"rtgage or book account VIII make payment
q iao Executors without delay
JOHN C. KLINE
JOSEPH KLINE,
sep2y70-6w Executors.
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1T is noteworthy fact that the first
half of September this year was warm
er than the first half of June,
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ORANGEVILLE STILL AHEAD.

The undersigned respectfully announce TO
the Farming community that they are ag tin in
the field with their machines for the harvest o
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PRICES A FAIR OFFER.

II the Merchants in your place will not furnish,
or SCI iol the Machines. send us the retail price,
Wa her sli, FNtra Wrlnger SO, and we will for
ward either OF both mach ines. free OF freight, to
places where 10 one IL selling; and so sure are
We they VIII he liked, that we agree to refund
the money { an one wishes to return the ma
chimes ne ot freight, after a moaths trial, ac-
cording TO directions.
No huSb' nd, father or brother should permit
the druCpcIy ot Washing with the hands, nifty.
:" days in he year, when II can be done bet ter,
more eNpCditiuusly, with less labor, and no in
JIrI to the Parr ents hy Doty Clothes Washer.
and a Univ, rsal Wrnger.
Sold dealers generally, TO whom liberal dis
counts are made
X. c, RROWSING, Gen. Agent,
ocE70.tf 80 Cortland street, New York.
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n 9 II o B Il r..

" MISN IlFFS HERE BI1TERS,
This celebrated tonic and stimuant will re-
store the digestive organs to a perfectly healthy
state. IL VIII thoroughly eradicate ali morbinc
nstter T. ON ibe blood, cleanse the entire system
and produce this most vigorous action Of the Diff
fcr.ut organs Of the human body. It is the
Great Blood Par fer and Infalible Remedy for
Dyspepsia, Cholera, Cramps In the stomach,
Headache resulting from a deranged stomach,
a"d also that harnssing disease Sick Headache,
Hiliousness, &c. The tact tnat In all parts of the
llnd the medical faculty prescribe MlSHLERS
HERE BITTERSfor their patients who are afii ict-
Ci with heSe diseases, should cunv nee thu most
sceplical that this proprietory compound is a
medicine upon which they can rely as absolutely
eiticacrous in curing such diseases as we have
enumerated above. sold by all druggists. Price
ore dollar per bottle.
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NOTICE.

IL ESTATE OF JANE PEG0, DECD.
letters testamentary on the estate OF Jnns
pegg, late of Madison township Columbia 20, 4,
decd, have been Hranted by the Register of said
county TO John Hendershot and ID. A. Watson
residing in n olson township Columbia
county, Pa. All persons having claims against
The estate are requested 40 present them to the
Execu tors in Columbia county. Those indebted
To the state either on note, judgment, mortgage
or book account will make DAY inent 10 The Er-
ecutors without delay.
JOHN HESDE ERSHOr
ID. A. WATSON,
sep2}70-6w. Executors