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Phiiadeiphia Markets.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that AT September Term 1870 Articles of
Incorporation were presented to the court by
the Eyer's Grove Methodist Episcopal Church,
which were examined and approved by the Court
and ordered 10 be filed, and that notice of said
application should be published in one news
paper, published in said county, for four weeks
prior 10 next term, ut which time said charter
VIII be confirmed unless good cause be shown 10
the contrary. W. III. ENT
noYi7O-u Prothonotary
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TRANERSE JURORS.
l. DECEMBER TERM. $50. 1

l. DECEMBER TERM. 1870 FIRST WEEK,
Beaver-samuel Nungesser,
BentOn-Paul klingcr.
BlOOm-John b. Casey, John McReyno,d DIS
Daniel w. johnson, Isaac s. Kuhn John X Cir.
ton, Iohn Smith.
Iriarcreek-Ioseph L.. Eek.
Berwick-John Nought, Adrian Van Houten,
Centre-deurge Conner.
tentralia Bor,-Martin Cain.
Flshingcreek-hugh Mcbride, Adam Bellas,
Greenwood-Geor w. Keller, A. r. Young
John Parker, John ". Gillaspic.
Jackson-Jac, ID Rantz, Jonn McIIenry.
Lucnst-Alired Marks Henry Kline,
Mihiln-Iienry Nuss, William V. Brown
Mt. Pleasnnt-John NJ White, Jacob KeSter.
Orange-ArchibaId Patterson, VIM. z. White
samuel Henry, Joseph G. Hughes,
Roarlngcreek-John Mowrer, Charles Dyer
Scott-it aryey Creveling
Sugarloaf-Alvin Harvey
sE3oND WEEK.
Decentralization Rice.
Benton-l-owry McHenry Joel Roberts
Berwick-William V, Farmer.
Bloom-Fredericll Widmeyer.
Centre-Edward Hartman, stephen McEwen
Daniel Bower, John Stiner.
>, ,Conyngham-Richard Thornton, John Laugh
Centralia Bor.-Jeremiah o'Conner.
Fishingcreek-Alfred Preston, Joseph Ruckle
Joseph Coleman.
Greenwood-Joseph f. Ewes, Caleb f. Moore
Isaac a. Dewitt, Paryln Ewes.
JackSOn-WilsOn AlbcrtSOn,
Locust-Reuben Krlck, Lewis Lee,
Maine-John 4. Shuman.
%. Miilln-John j. Hartzell, Charles Masteller
Samuel NusS,
Madison-Robert NJ Johnson.
Mt. Pleasant-John Osman.
Montour-lsaiah Deitterich.
Orange-I meS Ewes, David Achenbach.
Plne-Enoch Fox.
Roaringcreek-Jefierson Wmtersteen
scott-Ihomas W Edgar.
Sugarioaf-Jacob Fritz, William Stephens.
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Ex-MAYoR CAHooN, of Richmond
appointed to that position a few year.
ago by the military authorities, has
been convicted of forgery by which
he cheated the State out of 1000, and
sentenced to four year term in the
penitentiary-a marvelously proper
residence for carpet baggers.
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THE Hon. GEO w. WOODWARD has,
we are glad to learn, returned to the
practice of law, in this city. The Bar
of Philadelphia will afford fit sphere
for the exercise of his great abilities,
and, in this community, where he re-
sided during his tenure of Judicial of.
flee, he is universally respected and es.
teemed, by men of all parties Phiia-
delphia Age
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A CARD.

A Clergyman, while residing In South AmrrI
as missionary, discovered safe and sim1
remedy tor the ure of Nervous Weakness, Ear
Decay, Diseas es of the Urinaryand seminal q
gans, and the whole train OF disorders Droul
on by baneful and vicious habits. Great numbi
have been cured by this noble remedy PROM
ed by desire to benefit the afflicted and uni
tunote Will send the recipe for preparing al
using this medicine in a sealed envelope, 10 a.
one who needs II, Free Of charge. Address Jg
hPH I: lNMAN, Station ID. Bible House, n
York City. lnOviiGti
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SENATOR TRUMBULL, of Illinois, in
a recent speech at Springfield, in that
State, dashed to pieces some of the pro-
lection crockery of the Radical party.
He said: "Nothing has tended more to
misleaI the public as to the true char
acter of protective tariff than the APP
plication to it of the phrases, American
System and Protection to American
Industry and the denunciation of
those who oppose protective tariff as
the advocates of foreign policy
There never was greater misnomer.
How is it protecting American indus.
try any more to give bounty to lum-
herman, man working in an iron es-
tablishment, or in any sort of u manu-
factory, than if he were employed cul-
tivating the soil or digging in your
streets? Is not one sort of labor as
much American as another? Why,
then, should refusal to tax one, and
much the larger, laboring interest of
the country, for the benefit of another
and smaller interest, be denounced as
"foreign policy?" Be not deceived
by names or phrases. That system of
laws is most just, and affords the best
protection to American industry, which
treats all branches of industry alike,
and refuses to burden one for the bene.
fit of another, and especially when that
other constitutes but small portion of
the country's industry. Any tariff is a
tax on the domestic industry of the
country, considered as whole; and it
is only to particular interests and those
engaged in them that it is ever an ad-
vantage" This does not suit the Radi-
calls of Pennsylvania, and the Press
pegs away at Senator Trumbull, with
all the industry of a cobbler. But in
all directions bricks are falling from
the Radical ediiice, and in short time
it will lie shapeless mass, remembered
only for its mischlef.-Age.
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A DMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE

"A ESTATE OF SAMUEL @. PILKIsGToN DEO'D.
Letters OF administration ON the estate Of
samuel samuel q. Pnkington, !ate OF Locust twp, Col.
OF said county TO Benjamin Wagner, residlns in
Locust township, Columbia co. Ali persons
hhVlng claims against the estate OF the decsdent
and those indebted TO the estate 10 make paw
ment 10 the undersigned, ad In nistrator wit 6out
delay. BENJA MIN WA, ,SER
noviT0-8w. Administrator.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-11-04

TWENTY thousand negroes voted the
Radical ticket at the late election in
Ohio, and yet the majority for the Rad
ical candidate for Secretary is not much
above sixteen thousand There is a
clear Democratic majority of white men
in Ohio.
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A UDIToR'S NOTICE

IN. RE REPORT OF sALEoF Tup NM,
OF BENJAMIN BOONE, A LUNATIc "HAL R;TAi
In the Court of Common Pleas o,c,
county, inter alia, the undersigned a rJ5oilumb
funds arising from sale of said real
parties entitled will meet the parties trte tott
for the purpose of his appointment or ',HiIerestt
November 10Th, 1870, at 10 O'Clock 4 a. nWSalurla
office In Bloomsburg. All parties intaraa.ga ag az b
requested to attend, or be debarred frnns lei al
in for part of said fund. NUN comm
povr7o.at Z. W. MILLER
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THE town of Erie, Pa, is lighted by
"natural gas" obtained from well sunk
by the Erie Gas Company near their
works. Thirteen gas wells in various
parts of the city are now furnishing fuel
and light for manufactures.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-11-04

IN an article in the GALAXY for No
vember, GIDEON WFLLEs, late Secre-
tary of the Navy, charges SEWARD di-
rectly with being the originator of the
plan for the surrender of Fort Stump.
ter
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NJ o n l @ L

Notice is hereby given that ihe following ac-
counts have been hled in the Prothonotalys Of
nee, IN and for the county OF Columbia, and will
DC presented 10 the Court for confirmation on
wednesday the 7th day of December next:
The account OF Josiah III. Furman Committee
OF the person ana estate of Hentry Hartman n
iunatic, OF Hemock township, Col. co. as filed
by Michael +. Eyerly, his administrator
The account OF f. II. lkeler, ESQ. Assignee of
ii, ID. Walker. WELLINGTON III. Emf
hoNiN-oI .. Prothonotary.
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HOMES, HEALTH, HAPPINESS.


DG sending 3 cts, with age, height, color 0fey
ID and hair, you will receive, ny return maj.
correct picture of your future husband or wi
with name and date of marriage. Address
IIORRIBLE.-Is suffered with atarrn thu
Ill years, and was cured in six weeks by SIM
remedy and Will send the receipt postage free
| all afflicted. L. j MEAD Drawer l78SyraruSeN n
A MYSTERY SOLVED.-Fllteen Minut
II Private Convers ttion with Married Ladies
one OF thtlr number Sent free for wO STAN
Address Mrs. II. MErZGER, Hanover "a,
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Democratic majority.....1,0 ,0l5
independent.
Majority over Davis, radical, and
Klinehaus, Independent.
majority over Hopkins, Democrat,
and Frew, Independent.
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Yours in Democracy,
RICHARD THORNTON
COLUMBIA COUNTY, SIS:

SoLS hbiA SoCNi % d.
RICHARD THORNTON personally ap-
pears before the subscriber, one of the
Justices of the Peace in and for the
county of Columbia; who being sworn
according to law, deposes and says that
he was elected delegate to represent
North Conyngham in the Dem ocratic
County Convention, to be held in
bloomsbury, in said county, on August
1st, 1870. That he did attend said Con
vention, that he did not ask any money
or value from any candidate then like
ly to be before the Convention, for his
vote or support, neither did he receive
any money or value from them, or
any of them, or any of their friends
then or since, for such vote or support.
And that said deponent told all candi-
dates on the day of that Convention,
who asked his vote, that he would vote
for Mr.. WILLARD for Sheriff, and would
not have been a delegate only on Mr..
MILLARD's and Mr.. BRoCKwAY's ac-
count, that he came up to osupport those
two men and would lott.
Sworn and subscribed before me this
9th day of October, 1870.
RICHARD THORNTON.
JAMES KEALY, j. p.
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A ACT OF LAND,
CONTAINING FOURTEEN ACRES
7 AIDES FANCY FURS!

o IT 4 II II II A
7lS ARCH STREET,
Middle of the Block, between 7th and sth Sts,,
South Side,
PHILA u ELPHIA,
Importer Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds
and quality of
+ A NCY FL RS
FOR LADIES' AND GENTLEMENS WEAR
Having enlarged remodeled and improved my
old and fayOrably known FUR EMPORIUM, and
having imported n very large and splendid as
sortment of all the different kinds OF Furs from
first hands in Europe, and had them IN tde up by
the most sklllful workmen would respectfully
invite my friends of Columbia and adj jacent cJun-
ties, to call and examine my very large and beau
tiful assortment of Fancy Furs, for ladies' and
children. / am determined 10 sell at as low
prices any other respectable House In the city.
All Furs warranted. No misrepresentation to
effect sales JOHN tARElRA;
us ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Nov. 4, lS7Q-3m.
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Miss JULIA WARD HOWE, urges a
general congress Of women of all coun-
tries, to promote peace and general
alliance.
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NOVEMBER.
WHAT AT,EE HoNi THAp sTEyBSS 8 TMogaHT S

WHAT HON. THAD STEVENS THOUGHT
ABOUT MlSHLER'S HERB BlTTERS.
Mr.. William Lambert First Assistant Engin.
eer, u, =. N, rites TO Dr. =. Il. Hartman q Co., of
Lancaster, Pa, the following; "At the capture of
New Orleans, was wounded in the right leg by
a shell. The wound healed up, but bad sore
broke out near my ankle. Several doctors tried
TO benefit me, but none succeeded. II was then
that The Hon. Thaddeus Stevens, Member of
Congress, saw me, and, on learning the nature OF
my trouble, told me about MISHLEk'S HERB
BlTrERS, saying 1T Is the most wonderful COM
binatlon of medicinal herbs / ever saw. use II
myself, and know that IL viii cure you IN a
very short period. Try IT., my friend, Wy IT, l
ned the high opinion of Mr., stevens regarding
your Btters, for its use was followed by perfect
cure" Sold by druggists generally Price one
dollar per bottle lnoVi7O-lm.
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JURY LIST.

n y
" FOR DECEMBER TERM 1870
Beaver-John Shuman, Joseph Shearman
Benton-Rchard stiles, John j. McHenry
Berwick-Abner Welsh, Jr
Bloom-W. scott Conner, James Sterner
Catawissa-W. II. John, Samuel Kostenbauder
Centre-Hiram Witmire George X Hess
Centralia Bor.-Jonathan Hoagland,
CONTAMINATION Person.
Fishingcreek-philip Appleman.
LocusJ-Daniel Norris
Maine-Daniel Culp
Miifiin-Tholnas *, Hess
Malichi Ruckle.
Montour--Samuel Lazarus Jr
Orange-Cyrus McHenry, Joseph A Henry,
SugaIloaf-John Kitchen
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novi'7O-3t.
SUBPOENA IN DIVORCE

In the Court of Common pleaso,o
county, N"S Vi Column
VS.. - ~ U, No. Ql
MARGARET EYERLY, to Man an Divorce =
Madame You are hereby notfnaGg' ,Eyetly
cour, has granted rule on you tsu 10 sSodt!hat that I'll
divorce from the bonds of Matrimnrne neSt, WHY
be decreed in the above case And ~ should n,
ed 9. B. Brockwny COMMISSIONS. 4 t',So ,,o Appoint
slt,4n b oi Witnesses s @ IN his case who viii dep
burg on Friday, the I'd day of be- e,nn N Bloom,
between the hours of ten o'clock A Woer mex
o'clock r. NJ. of said day, when and Wi ypi and fy
may attend II you think proper. "nere yo
ROBERT II. CLARK, tCONhWAY,
| Atty. for Libellant N'iiilinlsSOne
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EREE COPIES TO JANUAR
Il J, 1871,
TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMA
FOR 1871.

"rhe Best of all Agricultural Weeklies In Anne
ica," says The Horticutturist, Net0 YORK.
at has No Equal in the Entire Field Of Ame
can Agricultural Journalism. '-Mhlne f~M'
THE CULTIVATOR 4 COUNTRY CENT
MAN has been much enlarged and imlIoN
during the past year, and continues 10 nain.'
its former rank as the STANDARD JOuRNAL
AM ERICAN AGRICULTURE. Including all lhe
partments connected with the Cultivation OF
Soil for profit or pleasure, II is It's aim 10 pfO'
the best interests of its readers, TO protect th'
from fraud and falsehood, to provide them W
the Information IN ost essential in their cam
An d, leaving to Others the task OF Iurllsn'
the transitory entertainment OF the hour, 10 Y
sent PERIODICAL of frequent issue always at, I'
and scaSOnable, and especially oddlHed IN eNs
department TO the practical wants oil lhe An
ER and his FAMILY.
IN EXTENT OF CORRESPONDENCE
IN PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS
In AGRICULTURAL NEW
II is believed to be WITHOUT AN EQI A., a. - .
IL should be placed in the hands OF every caiI
Fruit grower and Breeder in the count u 5t
them, as well as for their wives ana emu m
the interest and value of its contents nave He
before been so great as now. 49,.
TERMS.-The terms are lower than those
aaU other paper of similar stanllhs VI, Vie oCO VO
Sc o U per year; -Four copies, ~ Eisn' wy
SIG. r
R5- Al NEW Subscribers to THE CULTlNAI
& COUNTRY GENTLEM AN JCr, ,tstn teti PTTI Pus'ii
ddudnce, precious to he close Of ls'o, NIL
CEIvE THE PAPER WEEKLY, from recetP DSs q
miHdnce 10 January lSt, 1871, WITHOUT ohNHpI
RE-Any person WiSting 10 Try me pdpssa, MD
subscribing UiH be supplied Dih G2R'eS H. gc
Prom dute Of application TO Jan. lSt lo'Ii!" "''
iIldL price Of 25 cents. ,pp
SINGLE NUMBERS AS SPECIMENS fNh
Address
LUTHER TUCKER q son, Push'A'
ALBANY, N.sf.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
GHERIFFS SALE.

,bs bSy C1nr, 1Irtue St q writ Of alias m
and TO me directed, will be exnosaIn Ola county
public yendue, or outcry, at the Cour,' 70 q sale Jy
bloomshurg, NJ O'Clock p. IN on . ~ |, House, IL
real estate, situate in the town ot py deslrabia
TO VIII situate on Second street, sburg
owned by stephen Knorr begin nigJolIlhing iei
thence south 90 feet to corner thento 70 an aley
W rect 10 second street, thence alon east about
street D, ieet 70 the place of begnniS,a alu Second
the appurtenances. hoUSE; win
seized, taken In execution and In h.
improperly OF Joseph l.. shannon w oe sold as
novi'70-3t MlLLARD
Sheria
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DRIVATE SALE

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
The undersigned offers at private sale, a FARM
situate in Orange township, Columbia county,
CONTAINING SEVENTY-SIX ACRES,
all improved land, and under good cultivation,
whereon are erected u
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
new FRAME BANK BARN, and other neces-
sary outbuildings, two good Apple Orchards
with variety of other choice fruit and never
falling fountain OF running water at the door.
signed d. r. ii AYMAN
Orange township, Nov. 4, ls7O.lm.
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DUBLIC SALE
VILLA Il PEAL Is,n u, L.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
In pursuance of an order of the Orphans Court
OF Columbia county, the undersigned Admins
traitor, etc, of Balzer Essick, late of Madison
township, IN said county, deceased, will expose
TO pqolic sale on the premises, on WEDNES-
DAl, MEMBER 3Oth, ls7O, at o'clock, +. NJ,
the following described real estate, to wit:
A TR ACT OF LAND,
situate in Madison township, Columbia county,
bounded by land of Samuel Hodren ON the
north Mrs. Lydia Essck ON the east and OF her
lands of Balzer Essick on the south,
CONTAINING FOURTEEN ACRES,
more or less.
TERMS OF SALE Ten per cent. of one-fourth
or thepurchase money 10 be paid at the striking
down OF the property the oue-fourth less the
ten per cent, Mt the confirmation of the sale ;
and tile remaining three-fourths in one year
thereafter, with interest from confirmation nisi.
WILLIAM MCBRIDE,
Madison, Nov. 4, ls7O-lt. Administrator.
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all KINDS OF JOB PRINTING
IA neatly executed al THE COLUMBIAN Steam
Printing once.
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MARKET REPORTS.
Bloomsbury Market.

~ .'''''''H'. fzjgSoJ
LUMBER.
Bemiock Boards per thousand feet..,;..".. SIG o.
Plne " Zone inch) ..... lst20
Joist, Scantling Plank, (Hemock) .......... Is 90
Shingles, no. per thousand. 8 90
Siding " #. ..............,,,,,,,,.S 90
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"The Best of all Agricultural Weeklies in Am
ica," says The Horticuitatrist Ncw York
at has No Equal in the Entire Field Of Am'
can AGRICULTURAL Journnlism. .n-lLaLne FMm
, 1870-10-28

city to all other parts. The expense o!
keeping these streets in order, Of keeping
them lighted, and of having them proper
!ly guarded, is a tax properly charge sblc
upon the business and property to which
these streets arc an Indispensable neeessi-
.ty. As well tax every passenger or ton of
local OF merchandise moved along these
streets, and bought or sold by the persons
:: dwelling in the city, to pay the municipal
|, expenses, aa to tax the goods and mer-
chandise moved on he.Erie Canal to and
from New York. That canal is Of ten
fold more Importance to New York city
than broadway, or any score OF other
streets, and yet the people of that city IN.
sist upon keeping mp tolls on the property
moved on the canal. They do not want
10 he taxed to keep the main thoroughfare
to aud from the city free, and in repair.
II The proposed amendment be voted
down, New York city will, in time, fee
the consequences Of the Judicial blindness
which dictates the vote.
, 1870-10-28

If the bondholders can find any comfort
in these figures, they are welcome to it. 1u
each Of these counties, ali Of them having
large railroad subscriptions, the assessment
for 1870 is less than that of 1868; aud, az
their chance for any interest on the bonds
depends On the tax collected On the ineredse
in those assessments, it will he somewhat
difficult to tell where the money is TO come
from. We have not included many other
counties where there is like decrease, nor
various others where the increase is SO
smn1l that it viii yield but little revenue.
We invite special attention to the case Of
Adams County. the most strenuous
OF all the advocates of the ta1-stealing law.
In that county, the decrease in the assess-
mcnt, compared with that of 1868, is
SEC, ,0oo, The sa1 levy for 1870 will he
only G4 mills for all purposes. This in
cludes :. mills for the State debt, mills
for schools, mill for interest, and u mills
for general revenue. Tic only tax to
which theso bondholdcrs can look for their
interest fsnpposing the law has vnlidity), is
the tax of II mills on the excess Of valun-
tion over that of lscs. Upon the face Of
the dgures we have given, the chance for
the payment of interest from that source
is rather slim
, 1870-10-28
In tSEl tAe Republican and D,

In tsGl the Republican and Democratic
parties III Chicago, in f, Of war cnthusi-
.>1l, Nominated " Union ticket for coun-
ty officers and members Of the Constitu-
tional Convention. TIE TRIBUNE snp-
ported that ticket, as also did all the other
newspapers published here at that tiue,
Alr. c. i. Farwell was.on that ticket, as q
candidate for County Clerk. The Erening
Post reprints from our columns of Octo-
ber p, 1861, an article urging Mr.
Farwcll's election to that Office, Mr..
Farwells exploits in certain branches
OF human activity were not
so we'll known then as they havc been
since, and he was not then running fol
Congress; but, for some reason or: r:another,
nothing that any or all the newspapers oi
that day could say, could commend him te
tue confidence OF the People, He va,
hcaten-we might almost say, with nobod,
running aGaiast him. Ms. Hilliard wa,
brought ont Ms cantiitlate On the very ev,
Ut The election, by smal cliqnc of ''lic
;ators. and was elected by heavy nla
jority.
Mr.. Wentworth and Mr.. Anthony ran O
the same ticket with SIr. Farwell, aud wer
elected by about as large majority as Nj
Fan wells opponent received.