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, 1870-07-19
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

- MoxDAY EVENING, July Is
DCTTER-The receipts continue Light, and a1e
which are more erless neglected, an.i are easy ~
consequence. Choice qualities arr scarce nnd Sell
readily al full pnces.or 81 IN lots Wsquote
asI5 etsts e sa' anu
BAGG1SG-Tnis market remains quiet and
steady at unchanged Prices The movement
43tc; Ludlow, &c: lewiston A, 421St: Auerlcsln,
ha, a4e -: runn!rr s-''u, sc; pur!AOs, 4-Ia.
lia Il nDiS1 9' SSTfRia1s-rne sf: M inquiry ra. fair,
and prices Tulcd nrn fnilows: Michigan st',ccc.
.a -: ns,is Sew ans Ye's s9ps5ne S1n 6 y: *S @
si.ss: cement, G!afKs ttisa = brs, *a1;sas:s3;
isoeasts; @ 81 Louisville &C; cement. sai5ssS: pias.
s3ss: IRE n-icia, = l.o*a. ssoo.ses,cv: nre e!ay,
CMEEsE-Tae cheese market was without tn
rcrant change. Husiness Was fair anil previous
t2lts werc well sustained. We quote: New Iork
en- lsGseiyc' 1isais:. o'7 '''~ ~> - 'Ns'
CUAL-The demand for anthracite continues
active, and tho tone ot the ma1ket Is dec!dt.,!y
ntln. Snit coals remain dull 4nd easy. We
| quote: LehIgh, lump, sll-0o; 1.high, prepared,
f9.:xa !o.CO: LckaN anna, saUo; Biossburg, $500
Haes.ns Es az! saeg It, WI op Yop:nssaen; %en, h5
taImj: Pittsburgh, Ea3a31-o0; Illinois, saooaG00.
| COFFEE-Wc quate the market nm at former
s;is * roasting lilo. lsAs IL; common lsio 19
stta Ac; good 70 prime, 2o>t&e1Hc: primo 10
chUIue, stt9..Hc; 1lguaJra, a5aESc-
CaSDLES-TEc following Is onr list Of prices:
| SaN!me, Ike; tal!ow tstca1tne>, 13'.3i3Hc:
S.n1,fi.iers tta7, Ak8l6,se; ha'reu's steaFtck
CUorEnAGE-Tradew WAS dull but prices we're
| ntnl Us ful!un6:
Nhtfkcy batrcls. i.pn oouEd. @s25
1 Whlskcy Aar1eIs, VOID hound. tNal.ta
Fork ltaircls. --......-...- iSh1LSs
Flour barrels, nat hoops. s............,... 4aa 50
Flour barrels, roun't hOops- ,.......... bha 60
EGGs-The 1bquizy WIS light. Rnt sales we're
fRrlTs AND SC7s-Ecasess was generally
reIn'teI Ectes tc-siay, ami pEtccs were without
| peIcrptthc change. Imported Suo!s were tlr1n In
k.mpathy with Gpii, ard in some descriptions the
! teEdencT was tu IN aaTance- VIC qunt@:
| GREEN FRIl1a-Aprlss, old. a.noeAsa: lemons,
DR!Ep Fhrtr-THsk.y primes, 1lts1sc: Turkey
Erunvs, ncw, ii1t1EAci 1gA, drurns, taSlee
t-s, cartoons, eAss;c: dates, 1n3lsc; apples.
Eastern, sNa11e: apples, Southern, t4,1ac
beaches Mesd. l7ts1ec; beaches, halves: 10.
fnsiberres. i r, soss1c; cherries, imported, IN,
| ptttr. lste1Gc; fAistus, layers, new, <lytS ~;
iIls:rs, eeetilcss, Sd mats, fash3ann
NEE-Alm1nds, sott-ahellesi, es9esc; almonds
pstel.shelesi. Princess, a.as$c: peanuts. = na =:
Rs, s2.ah7s51; Brazil uuts, 1fRtsc; pcc1us, Tex.
| rs. laaIoc: Missouri, 1ea1sc.
BHhhIES-Salea Ut Is c2ses Of rxspbct71es a
| lie: poor II 12Hc- 20 case8 OF blackpernes n
1sAc: cases LaMfon's Ut 1sc: 10 1t enc; 10 c1trs
choice At &c ZOO baskets whortlehPrrtc= at Finn
81 hall bu boxes, IN had orter II <i.00. cast
soft te, rasrberItes at 1ec; 2 good at &c. ; DC
cherries nj ss.(1 IS baskets currents II {l.7a
F1SH-The market opens rather quiet this week
but The light character Of the stocks induces nm
feeling and prices we're iullr sustained We
, 1870-07-19
tTE.
4a's,a5,7o1 I 4s2.o59.$0
81 ,6S2, ,SA S3.2ts.5s6
4s, s,Sl,7l2 sa,sl2,3I8
Dl,IA,ell 92,7s53,eA
s,sN,1eG 2,a5,5'l
l,slG,sl5 ........
A2. ia, ,010 37i.N7, ,3sa
l0.GT,s'a 10, ,NT
2maa,N7 e,4oi,f4s
l15,tG,4a1 1A',e3o,slo
n,ole,1se as,Ns.Hl
a,s41,sts 2,s9s,Sa
4M,s36 o,725.2s9

Total..... ....,.$t, ,ot5, 700 +, ,5ss,1.4.tl0
1t Is sald That tue Canadian Government, In
tr.cr to restore the national coinage. comme1cctt
buying ur United States half dollars. quarters,
and dimes, At a discount Of per cent, anss since
Marrh has bought aud shipped tn the Unte.i
states about r. ,0oo, 900. To ta!s must be added
s,oeo, 900 shipped by private parties The 1uan-
t;ty Of American sives sent out o, Canada has
reduced The discount to 6 per cent, aud the Cans
.slan Government, under secret understanding
with the Bank Of Montreal is still buying At the
rate mentioned. 1t Is believed, however, that the
necessity no longer exists Of b7nishlng American
silver coin from Canada.
Prussia owes <sl5 000. eo0 gold. A few weeks ago
she had succeeded Ia placing SCI, 900 at per
ee,,t. aud 4 600 at per cent, and It appeared
probable that the balance Of the *les, $50 900 TO
.,e converted would be quickly subscribed.
Thr following teleR!aphlc quotations wcrc r.
cei,etl To-day by Barrati March:
GTn IN EEw roRE
, 1870-07-19

C11es ty method. all diseases Of delicate ns.
u1r. The Docso- skiH in eusink osranie dsea4aA ot
ver<uen. IL iodispatably established NO FOIsOS9
Comm Naf fionn eonAdsnStzI
, 1870-07-19
DR.. TQKn4cafi

- seata C1.,t.. treats al Pr:@.te md s.1ua, pi1
ease x-t eett pHTaaent tn The tuott vffulens
and ot~tinat eass u Seminal Htalness Se1vou1 b
bltS or S* *pEiit,e Adrtnns Ct AnJ ktad wthout The
henlnes Psmpb!st Of Advice scEH ffre Coaolltat1sz
, 1870-07-19

t1ts4 .,osa1 as f. au,e., - ne geae'al
.,i nt11 ssI1ess E1!on ; s n1E
T,sa 4cz4ec: ~. z =, see4Sl.1o: Hp, sesls. sl.lo
go: SIT nprsr. So. !, n, @9Hc: t:tJ uppe:,
So, :. r. ssreae: country upper. No J. e6sssc;
eela'; f. ~; sSs3e; +,n ean ea,S, sl;Ss: Gat
sc; rough upper. 1tt7ls =, ss7ste: rough rp-
per. damaged. $4Sc: Chicago sale, s.ass5e
AUnalo Slaughter sole. sa951c-
o4k-sis1zatez sole, +:.4+sc; Philadelphia SOLE.
I.i:: r,r, "a. !. mt,um. sess1.ao: ' iir. @ ncsy;.
ts1s.c: American caif, 81 ns, s1.saal q; French
-; @ French ali, = is, Msaai se rreneh g ii x'1'
90 to 100 u. NOa1. %: French ca,f. IeTns15nr :;
eS7en ss q nas9 Isnsn sa. soaes 9! o1sp
;E TsFFt 1T14s; !aF1s, ~
.r1ees 1ere il III deaan sn9 s.a,ns anr
fn!!j sa;eamed: Ha1 M
9e.Unoh % ~ EAte. c.!e1lA, MLoo: roofing TN.
~ - ee P4$s' $'S AoA4 p1ss' a'e' pa1
III, 49, s9T, ronre- ,o..or, .e,, ,z. :.
- So.E11pRe, n ~ cg2 oessoms' c; bs7He'z over II
~ sasss ssee 7Fs isSe 1s,s4 s9, w eas ''; n quail.
r.> ~ - = .. =, AA4A =, AeI ~ Al4 IA llC
, 1870-07-19
CHICAGO LUMRER MARKET.


NoSDlr ErEs1HG, tJuly IS
LUXBER-Tne tnquiJ Tas mea4re. and prices
we're nfn1ost oOrutRal- Sales a1oai were:
Carro EchY Swallow, frnm MrskeSuo. IS y II
bosrus md strips, At <tapo; IS III pcs lath ~ tso3
Sod by Blanchard l. BHiAnd.
CARO- parge Mary 10 III, fyom Grand River. los
n Ii oar1,s and strips, 1t S16vo Sold BY Blancd-
ard d BorfAnd.
Cnrco sctr E R Blske. from Oconta. l6o m =
boards and stnps, II $l4'a- soh1 BY b'anenasa
Borlanu.
mixed. nj S1a25 for Etrtps: sag for hoarf!s;
II. b. Conc i Son
C1sgo schf skldmnte. from MuskeEon, i0o N IT
strips, 1t ti10o fur stt1IA and sle0o fo1 boardi
Sa.u bF Phillips i UnoWp,
cargo scow sass Ms from Music cgon, ,e0 n f. At
$50 % for nrs ers: S1s00 for common and $500 Tor
cullA; 20 m IAth NJ fxW. Sold BY PhlIps 4
Brown.
We auoL. the L1tng rkteea Dy calgoes 2s fOi-
, 1870-07-19
DYSPEPSIA.
COUGH NO MORE.

NarueFH@ Tough HAf%aH, II healing. .o{t<nnk,
Aud eIpeftn<atn&- Tic extraordinary pos%ex It p.tA-
scss<a II n..ned:a:es sssttnz. and x,cn:a curing.
Bscnshi1. lntaeu7a. CAsasrh. lln7E'cne.., Asthma.
The rel;. and crt2in Its elr,s il al r a5rr cas1 Sr
.ction of tar throat and l4nes thas II
that it IL the s heans and e1sta7at:n; ..e!;ciaa
known. One dose a1wavs Affords se4tt. and tn tuett
cases oEe bottle edrctz CURE. Sell hy dr rtsx.+t in
layre hcttlet Pc~ e. It son. tan't Il you ss;
pnkh and Fuder. TIE BAhanl " Ill cEre.
, 1870-07-19

Il choice stock ateess..- ----.-....l,Gse
kl6 6huttha r. stock .~1'vN atsu
ID tEtetFTSf Stuck. IsuN" .AW
HCt,SN EeneiyEd a.g1a Tue hog m1.fet was
characterized hy . fair degree 0! a1lEtY Lo-nAy.
and al;htush the !relng sssmsa !sss pa'yaas a Gs3
ceUtiltr denfecia,1on In yalue Sales transptfeA
At 20 tot common. rGnt, coasse, and Yt1ea r. a
lot1, - etta9.ls for medium, and st ssWsS.oo ZOE
good u strictly choice About AZ are BOIL
, 1870-07-19
PffYAta Matters

F.D. CLARKE. M D., tte Regular Old Est,btE,hsz
d. GlAtkA II South Clark It fnrar Moufre,
C0zFlDhSTlAILY C0SSuLTEn. ....
Fennale PfI1e tfreth rnadej 8l0o PER box By ma
ER b nd two ft1snpA faF Married .ScclrIz.
X ASc, tHo for Book On 6elf-Abcse. ..
A9d:tss htteEs Dr. z. D. CLARKE, III South Cls.k.
, 1870-07-19
T0ur Destiny

AMI F1.urs Frsspeea IN lfs etasly rtveated hJ Oh
RAPHAkI+ 1t III Eat AAdsoost, up stair1. He g3M
haErins,. ce1aa.ses y fss e. Sid :e !aE his 9n4es
aaeons af the orpostta sa4 Win be .ent E1as wh 4
, 1870-07-19
COMMERCIAL

-,- MONDAY EvEsEsu, July Is
7 he following table shows the receipta and sulp-
menB Of produce II this point during the past
fGfty.nsrhf hhNrR. --
, 1870-07-19

.hrtct beeyes-F1ne. fat, wel]-forued.
TO 5-seAr old s;eers, and Averaging
f:om f,ss5o to LED pounds
t't1rne heevesL Good. weilyatted, nne-
N-torned steen, averaging l,i3o to
LEA pounds. ...s,,...,.. >.
:a'r 0EAdcs-Fatr steers, IN txtr nesh,
averaging 1,1eo to l,soo pounds. -. :.
Medium Ctass-MedtuM steers and
good COWS for city slaughter, xyerxg-
Ing 500 to ,nea pounds. s.....,,,.,..'',
1feI t211A-Conmun cattle In decent
1e*h, averaging 100 to I, ,ooo pounds. :.
n!ef1of-Lght and thin COWS sad
CtTfK
, 1870-07-19


The principal operations 1t the present time
re ecIdned to the Fagunt4s, Snedckez Rnd Mo
sltnopt FARM, al o1 which are new territory. Taa
.s1Et OF the former and Iat.er viii Re proved
'u11nE JnlJt keEsIal wells upon each icing nearly
u!0peted+
Thtre u pernaps more Wild cstttnE,' OF In
.tTtndent operating IN untEsel hnd aP;aftuuy
asuchss eErsors, being conducted n pfcaent
:; Al Ct any tine previous since the discovery Of
IL
LATER.
In sne Afternoon the condition OF the wheat In
s'ta!o htns in the Cnion xnt Central elevators
@as tte soblee. Of extensive comment aasi the
rre!pts were 4 eely offered, with few takers, the
:ttAha! Price being tL1o3L3o. On regular iots
nc market WIS acuye aud strong, graz many
ats Being e1ected n 81. 10 for seller AuQrzt and
Tlss lof cash. The sidewalk WIS mt cleared Til
-oftut 80 O'Clock. -
The last saies Of No spring WET msde At
81 cash, snd ti.sa TOR the opnon seller August
20. com closed Al sstc seller next month, and
- Ffc seller July. OAts Werr unMeutoned.
AXE 1etShta were lfelesa
, 1870-07-19

HAY-A moderate demand on local account anil
for shipment VAS rclotteA. AMI tie mar
ket Was quiet aud steady at UNCHANGED prices:
TMNhs. pressed, f1[0Gals-e3: prairie, pressed,
a rE.;; 11@oh 1.e ,oes % ~ TssS to%a g.
delivery OF pressed hxy. S,.ootz 1sO
HlDES-The demand, though small exceeded
the supply, and pf1ces were 1rm, at
the following zanre: C!sy green. buscn-
ems. eta64c; green sailed, cured. light 1Na1o4e;
90, heavy, aa91c; ereen calf, Istal54c; dry nint,
1s4etc: dry sz1tCd, 1.11Gc: EfuhtF, 6coTed, cut
OF otherwise damaged, two-th.ns price: branded,
u Fer etnH "a.
leon AND STEEl-The movement IN this mar
ket aaz fxi1 aud quotations. were steady ~ fol-
, 1870-07-19
SECKrIlk3 IN LONDON.

Is
NEE YoKK, J1'y 1S>-Gold closed at lao4.
Foreign exchange firmly held: nominally 1lAa
l10Is.
Money more active at s3; per cent
Governments opened excited, and prices de-
cilut. The decline, however, Il insignificant
compared With the fall In foreign markets, whlch
Is eject bJ the advance In the gold premium here
Late in the day the market wss atcatier. German
ankcrs hsre been heavy sellers Of bonds to-day,
and other large safes were madr, II IL bceytl, ou
speculative account, by professional operatneA
j te investment business seems con1nesl to pur-
chasts-
Coupe, Sls....1ss. .@l21: Coups. Es.,.. s't9 sE
Cntis, 62s.... 9ht4 - Colps, tss.... S1s;9 So
tours, Gss...- - IL 81 lG-+ts-. SAG 81
Ctal'ls, tos.... 8i.4a 0a Cnryenc!s. ls4eal2t.
Stw........., she 81
Slatc securities JUL:
N1ssouns.. Old Norh Ca.ouna25o
Old Iruaes6ets:.. CAV INtw.........,....3
New. ....,..63A.E
During the carly Fart uf the day the stock mar
Eet YES strong, but after the sudden rise In gold,
I: became weak, and the advance Of the morning
was nnte than lost Dealings were large on the
enire list, but the hcaS!est On Pacific Mall, Witch
MAS exceptionally strong on rtpor that i Euru-
Hean line would be established After this stock
The chief tnfeses, WAS IN New YORK Central, Rcas.
Ing. Lake SuCre, Rock Island, aad s.. lanl stock.
The market wAs dull and sieatiy It the cloae, with
ss'lEe recovery from TIC lowest point OF the day.
Lake shore VIA loaned nat, aud Is high rs l-Ss
WIS paid for The use Of Northwestern, eommon.x
suo-Trras1ry Bsl2nce-Go!d, fl ,a53,lsa; C6f-
, 1870-07-19
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

MONDAY EVENING. July Ii
bEEF CATTL-Recetved, f,&n4 The csst]e
market wN dull, And prices were weak and treE-
SIaf, but not quosahly Fower. fair share OF the
l!esn receipts were worked on 1t about LIST week
cie<nx rases. but the stale cattle were almost nm
salaole at any price Tnefe were reyy few tou
toAt Eoola gfsde ahoye medium. and most Of the
sAles wele a. the low tauge Of Apaakoa The
market closed ne1v "
, 1870-07-19

The market was dull at former prizes:
A or star kAwed. $A9t3
No l, MMeh.. 1StA -ssH
TnicHEess-Flye shingles to he two inrhea in
fbtcknc<A LenEth-Slxteen inches. Sah0 rer
cargo added when transferred. which follows the
spinueA
, 1870-07-19

+IAF t$t6 ltNHty*9l lt9-$tAS0
Here We have rapid increase In the stocks Of
whtaI, corn, anil oats since the opening Of spring
business. There is now no longer any doubt Of the
wae never better. The sole dependence OF specu-
!at,'rs for use Is, therefore, war in Europe.
What guarantee hare they that war witt bring them
any adequate relief: The nrst effect OF a great
war h To t1enrcss prices generally aud tighten fhe
m"ncs markell Ck,sentss In discounts. BY forcing
Prts:rtc upsn the market. would probably nlore than
G,lEt'rstt the effect which An Increased export
demand Wttuld produce. Resides, cycfy d1y's de-
-! which occurs tn the reduction Of the present
mi rh'ons stock Of wheat Increases The danger to
sht'E ii Is e1poeed from an advance IN ocean
lrixhta- The last rate paid for Liverpool was
5t.d. nE about 1e cents per bUshet. great prrs-
,l7 T. ship would certainly double this rate, and
N a's'ltilp OF II cents to the cost OF aytuE down
what In Liverpool wenlH he no ui1tcE matter.
Ii u no Agreeable duty to write In this vein !;
CT duty II plainly is and, II the result Of this
s'.c'0ultsou shall be 70 avert disaster from even
NV our readers, ne shall Ire gratl1eL"
e tooit1sttWn, NJ y, JouT'Ad.,says Of the hop
II, sJ.ct'
'''fhe weather during The past week has been
!av rahfc, ana the Appearance Of :nc vine In most
Taris has improved. Such crops Is were produced
= 1ft" years ago, before the Appearance Of the ~
large numbers. IN this ceuntry, are no longer
sn"A Ell fot--but compared with LIST year, We see
hnthlng 20 change the y1erK heretofore advanced
q th!s paper that the crop will not be deficient
All oSer the hop distttct OF New York may be
frurd NclI-cultiyAtett yatis tnnt promise TO turn
on, vcE! fair quantities OF hops: also other yards
that may - well be abandoned"
The rtEsr1le He7uA gees the following In It's
LAST Bou1hlJ S4mmAy Of petroleum Statistics:
, 1870-07-19
BED RIVER NEWS.

The Reception OF Fnther KIchot-
Formal Acceptance OF the Ma ulto-
tn. Act-Procccdiugso OF the l.eEfain-
s,yr ANxembly.
, 1870-07-19

Us Bood1 Of 1sa ..losK ES
ne eTettks OF the foregoing goh prtoes Tor
neas n al ne fDur 1e4z1 u the dAsez 1nauhnnnd
tas' which aeAz1y corresponds with ta gold
, 1870-07-19

!It4 Cc1innc0u1 Items.
CiyrAsa GoSI-The schooner J1matca, when
near Gsc4s Point, lost her CANVASS In lhr gale ot
| Slat ~ .Ast She u now In port
, 1870-07-19

We publish below. from the long list Of pub
liz and private laws and resolutions passed by
the late Congress, sucl as are Of special inter
sit to Western renders:
, 1870-07-19

warTantec deeds conveying city and Suburban
property within seven miles OF the Court House,
Hled Tor Tecord on Monday, July Is:
, 1870-07-19
RAILROADS,
arrival ara Departure pf !fa;sa
SUMNER aRRANyEHkE7.

CHICAGO 4 SOUTHWESTERN RAI,.,nn
T1tI.t D.e.. se-'eee.t1t t7rrtr IT Cists ~ -.
uos1GL k7FIrs ASD o-AFA L1sF
DxlJf-hcrta
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-12-02

CoMPLIMENTARY.-We find the fol-
lowing notice of our young townsman
Il. ID. Ludwig, in the Plymouth Star.
We can cordially endorse it, and recon-
mend the advice 1t contains to all our
friends and patrons:
"Life Insurance is unquestionably
one of the blessings of our age. The
prejudice which it had to encounter at
an earlier day has been gradually dis
PEELED as the people have become more
and more familiar with the workings of
the system, until its wisdom and its
advantages are universally conceded.
A man need no longer fear distress for
his family when death shall have de-
privcd them of his support and protec-
ton. For a small yearly stipend he
can guard against poverty by taking
out Life Insurance policy; and no
man who regards the future welfare of
his wife and little ones will fail to do
this. The only question then, which
arises is, (which is the best companyp
Without seeking to disparage other
companies, we would say unhesitating-
~, the Continental of New York. This
company is ono of the most reliable,
and affords superior advantages to those
who wish to insure. This Company is
represented by Mr.. L. d. Ludwig, of
Wilkes. Barr c, young gentleman well
known to large portion of our read
ers, as formerly connected with the
Guardian Mutual Insurance Company.
The Continental is fortunate in having
secured so energetic and thoroughly
honest representative and we should
like to indulge in some praise of Mr..
Ludwig's merits, did we not fear this
would reach his eye, and therefore,
knowing his modesty,we forbear. How
ever, we will say, if you wish to insure
your life go to Mr.. L., No. II, Public
Square, over James Sutton's dry good
store, Wilkes-Barr and take out pol
icy in the Continental. Luzerne
Union.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-12-02
WIDOWS ADVERTISEMENTS.


The following appralsements of real and per-
sonal property set apart to widows of decedents,
have been filed in the office of the Register of
Columbia county, under the Rules of Court, and
Will be presented for absolute confirmation, to
the Orphans Court to be held in Bloomsbury in
and for said county,on Wednesday the 7th day of
December, 1870, at O'Clock p M, of said day. un-
less exceptions to such combinations are previ-
ouSly filed, of which all persons interested in
said estates will take notice:
!. Widow of Henry Yost, late of Locust town.
ship, deceased.
.. Widow of Josiah II. Furman, late of the
town of Bloomsbury, deceased.
3. Widow of Lewis Diettel4ch late of Briarcretk
township, deceased.
/. Widow of Thomas Stackhouse, late of Pine
township, deceased.
8. Widow of Frederick Laubach, late of Sugar.
loaf township, deceased
6. Widow Of James Hess, late of Sugarloaf
township, deceased
7. Widow Of George Rupp, late of Roaring
creek township, deceased.
Registers Oilicc I
BloOmsbuTg, NOV. 1. 1870.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-12-02

WE are greatly pleased to learn that
.he Continental Life Insurance Com
pany of New York has secured the SER
vices of Mr.. VIM. +. SHUMAN, of Main
vile. Mr.. SnUMAN is gentleman of
great tact and ability, and we have no
doubt he will meet with the success he
so well merits. We congratulate the
Continental on the wisdom of their
choice, and predict for them a greatly
increased business in consequence of
this accession to their workers and in
fluCnce.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-12-02

Buck HORN, Nov. %, 1870.

TO the Editor Of The Columbian;
Thursday, the 9th day of November,
being designed for our Thanksgiving
Day, the Order of American Mechanics
of this place, thought that they could
in no way have nicer time than have
an Oyster Dinner, Consequently 1000
oysters were procured, and joyful
time ensued, in which the better halves
of the members partook freely, which
was accompanied by good music, from
party of our young men who know as
well how to handle the bow as to appre-
ciate good oysters. A parade then took
place, after which VIM. III. SHOEMAKER
made very appropriate address. This
Order has not been organized a year yet
but is apparently in prosperous and
flourishing state. +. d. II.
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$1,000 reward is offered by the propri-
etor of DR.. Pierce's Alt Ext or Golden
Medical Discovery for ii medicine that
will equal in the cure of ali those dis
eases for which it is recommended:
among which are severe, acute or lin
gering coughs, consumprion in its early
stages, bronchitis, oliver complaint"
or "biliousness," constipation of the
bowels, loss of appetite, scrofulous dis
eases, and skin diseases, as eruptions,
by druggists.
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LARGE SHIPMENTs.-The Wilkes
barre correspondent of the Morning
Republican says that j. II. Swayer's
Enterprise collery, on the Plank road,
on Friday last shipped twelve hundred
and fifty.five tons of coal, which was
mined within ten hours, Considering
the fact that the above is a single break
er, this is decidedly the biggest days
work ever done iu the valley. The
next largest shipment, which was made
some time since, was by the Hartford,
at Nanticoke Junction, and was about
eleven hundred and fifty tons.
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EXPOSITION.

FOR THE FASHIONABLE WORLD
COMPLIMENTS OF MRS NJ. A. BINDER.
No, llOl, y. W. corner Eleventh and Chestnut
streets, Philadelphia.
FASHIONS FOR THE FALL AND WINTER
OF 1870, Wholesale and Retail.
which Paris and the first manufactures supply.
Dresses, Mantles, Cloaks and Costumes for
Ladies' and Children.
a special department of plain and elegantly
trimmed patterns, OF the latest Partisan and
English sty les, at SO per dozen.
II you want n handsomely-httlng, well-made
suit at short notice go to Mrs Binders for taste
m. trimmings and DAINTY stitches. Mourning
Travelling aud Wedding outfits, Walking and
Fancy Costumes.
DRESS AND CLoAk TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS,
ORNAMENTS.
comp ising the latest Paris novelties In black
aud culOrcd Fringes, GImps, Ruches, Loops,
Flowers, Gloves, Bridal WTeaths, Nels, Ribbons
new shades in Velvet, Satin and 1aueta Rib
hons, Suhos, Neckties,
MADE UP LACE GOODS-GRAND DUCHESSE
LACE FOR DRESS TRIMMING.
pOiLtc Applique, Naencieunes, Hamburg Edg-
lnps, and Insertions, Black Gnipure and Thread
Lace s, new in design and moderate in price.
CHOICE INDIAN ORNAMENTS.
Fans, Binds, Mats Cushions, Mouchoirs, Cases
aud Fancy Goods, selected by Mrs. Binder at
NiuuaIu.
Elegant line OF Whithy Jet Goods, in sets,
BrCabtplus, Eauiues, Necklaces aud Bracelets
splendid line OF French jet Goods, Coral and
French Gold sets, Charms, Sleeve Buttons,
Chains, &c., which ior price or variety in style,
cannot be surpassed,
strangers visiting our city are respectfully in
Nlted 10 examine,
Pinkng and GoGerng Cutting and Fitting.
Also, n perfect - stem OF Dress cutting taught.
Patterns sent by man on express 10 All parts OF
the Union. AlkS. NJ A, BINDERS,
N, W, Corner EleNenlh ana Chestnut SIS, PM
ootl47O3m,
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W L have received copy of an exceed
ingly interesting work entitled "Palace
and Hovel or Phases of London Life".
1t depicts in glowing colors the Wealth,
and Poverty, Misery, and Crimes,
Splendor and Extravaganza of the great
Metropolis. High life and low life are
alike touched upon and in a bright,
sketchy manner which renders the book
capital reading. 1t is large work of
GG5 pages and is profusely illustrated.
Published by BELKNAP & BLISS, Hart
ford, Conn. Agents wanted.
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BTAN AND DEMOCRAT BIlOOMsBURG. COLUNBIA COUNTY PA

On the 9th, party of men were out
hunting for deer, near Ralston, Lycom-
ing county, one of them named w.
Ebersol, shot at a deer and missed it.
The shot hit one Of the party named
Rowland, killing him instantly. How
land was a resident of Ralston, and
leaves family.