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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-02-10

NEXT Saturday is the day fixed upon
by many second adventists for the end
of the world. The Bloomsbury Court
House Bell has been sounding minia.
ture limitations of the "crack ofdoom"
for some time past.
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THE Danville Mtclligencer says il COB
SEIDEL has a Cow that gave 3,3O7 larts
of milk between January 1st, 1870, and
same date 1872. Somebody in Chester
county has Cow that gives milk so
rich in quality that it is only necessary
to stir it with spoon to change it to
butter. Truly, pair of valuable Cows,
il true!
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If premium were offered for two
legged asses, the drawer would be found
among those Postmasters who return
paper to the publisher without giving
the name of the post Office.
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THE COLUMBIAN COIMRIA COUNTY PA

THE Unclvilized Races of Men, by
tho Rev. j. G.. Wood, M. A. The only
authorized unabridged edition pub.
lished In this country.
The above work, from this author.
who has high reputation as a writer
on Natural History, is now issued in
two large volumes, of near 100 pages.
ana 700 spirited engravings. The au.
thor has travelled among some of the
races noticed, and has gathered facts
from his own researches and from the
most recent explorers, scattered this
many volumes, scarce and costly, and
presented in systematic form, the va
rietles of character which occur among
different races.
lie gives a complete view of then
hers and customs, the physical, social
ana religious condition of unciviliaed
races of men throughout the entire
world. The drawings and scenes of life
were taken by accomplished travellers
ana artists, and bear internal evidence
Oh being true to life. This work will be
OF deep interest TO the scholar, the wrl.
Ter ana the man interested ia religion,
commerce and the improvement of the
world. In the family circle, IL com
pihes entertainment with instruction,
and tends to the Improvement Of the
mind. With this work before him one
can visit all parts of the world, and get
accurate information while in the quiet
of home.
The ablest literary men in this coun
try endorse the work, and it comes a {
less than half the price of the English
edition, while it is full and complete
reprint.
The Rev. NJ. L. Cross will receive or.
ders for this work, and parties who dc.
sire an invaluable work, will do well to
patronize him in the present canvass. y
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A DMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE.

IN ESTATE OF JOHN B. WATTS, DECD.
Letters OF administration on the estate OF
John B.Watts, late OF Centre township, Columbia
county, dec "a, have been granted by the Register
OF said county to Penima b. Watis residing in
Centre township, Columbia co. All persons
having claims against the estate OF the deccdent
are requested 10 present them for settlement,
and those indebted to the estate to make pay
ment TO the undersigned, administrator, without
delay. pENINA u. WATTS,
jan6'7l-GW. Administrative.
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A DMINISTRATOR's NOTICE,

N ESTATE OF CHRISTIAN RINGEIsES, DEC d.
Letters of administration with the win an
neNed, on the estate of Christian Rngeisen
late OF Roarlngcreek township, Columbia county
decd, nave been granted by the Register OF said
county, to John ID. Houck, of Roarlngcreek twp.
All persons having claims or demands against
the decedent are requested to make them known
and those indebted to make payment.
JOHN ID. lOUCK,
ian .O'1l- n = rat
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SPORT1NG.-A AT recent shooting
match at Benton, large black Bear,
weighing about two hundred pounds,
was won by Mr.. RoHR M'HENRY and
another gentleman. We understand it
is their purpose to put him up again, at
Oraneeville, on tho 22d of February.
A Bear dinner, or roast, is also prospec.
lively discussed.
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PROF. j. w. FERREE will deliver a
free lecture at the Hall of the Normal
School on Tuesday evening next. Sub
ject: Culture of the Student. All are
invited to attend-admission free.
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STANDARD FAMILY Book. The Rev.
NJ. f. Cross will receive orders for
SMITHS Bible Dictionary, issued by a.
ii, HUBBARD, Philadelphis, Pa.
This work has the endorsement of all
Scholars and Dioceses, and is just the
thing for the family, the Sabbath School
work, and the Bible Glass, and it can be
furnished in a style and cost to suit all
classes. q
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pETIT JURORS,
FOR FEB RUARY TERN 1871.

SECOND WEEK.
BLooMspURG Samuel Stettler, s. ii. Miller.
BENTON.-John U. Dildine, Thomas Gibbins.
BERWlCk.-John W. Evans, George ii. Wells
George d. Thompson, II. l.. Freas.
BRGARCREEK.Dayi Id Shafier jr.
CATAwIssA.-H. L. Clark, Charles Schmick.
CENTRALIA.-JamesK Kealy, ID. W. Mellick Thos
OConnor
FIsmINGcREE X. - II. n. zimmerman, Henry
Hartman.
FRANKLIN.-Jo ohm Artloy, Jacob Snyder
GREESWOoD.-CyrusD DemOtt.
OCUsr.-Albert Herbine.
MIFFLIN.-Hen ry Iohe, Elisha r. Brown,
MAINE.-Josi ah t!emmng John W .Shuman.
MoNTOUR.-Llo yd paSon.
MADIsoN.-S. :. Runnyan. c. G. Runnyan.
MOUNT PLEAS AHT.-Johh V, Nanderslice, sr.
ORANGE. Hiram Il. Kline Oscar Achenbach.
PINE.-FIancis +. Masters.
sCorr. Jacob Terwillige., Charles Lee, James
LAke.
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T. N + GOLD
AND
S | l. V Il II w a II G II ES,
AT HALF PRICE.
Genuine IS Carat Gold Hunting Cased Watch.
es lGehts ana Ladies Sizes regulated and war
ranted ior time and wear (at half the usual price,
oSLY $50 EACH. iN'
-, me Extra Fine Quality, Is Carat Gold Engine
Movements, perfectly adjusted to ali climates
!rcgWdted, and each warranted by special ceriif-
icate, AT ONLY $50 EACH.
The same, Of fHcr and higher grade with Cbro-
monster BdidHce, AT $40 ZACH
1he Same, as Last WITH FINE NICKEL WoREs.
ute Nt"i-"Md"y ana ANulg attachment, rCuufr-
elu EACH. '' w"
AZ Me ADORE matches are PIT at hay price, and
each warranted Tor time and wear.
sILV Err WATCH
a hIira hige, Ire SRrsr, Hunting Cascd Gents
ahI 3 LADIES = AT oNLR sl2 EACH
best CugIHy COhI Siirer, Hunting Cased. Full
Jewelled Lever, AT Sl5 EACn. '
r6;natdr h5,a fMe Qgattg, Patent Levers ana Chru-
SAU EACH - ''"'
ss-Our Watches are all warranted and if no,
perfect WIN be taken back nnd money returned.
Eg-WE REQUIRE NO MONEY ~ ADvNNCE I'M
senu All goods 10y Express, pay able ON delivery
EitI privilege TO open and examine before paid
FOR, by paying Express charges and If not sntis-
factory, returned. Places where no EXurcss
rams, goods VIII be sent by Mail, in registered
p4WGKkaase, 9y sending cash in advance,
PERSONS ORDERING SIX MATCHES AT ATIME.
WILL RECEIVE AN EXTRA WATCH OF SAME VAL.
Also COLD cT1INStGcnts), at SO, IS to sl2
Ladies' at $40, sl2 to SIS each. The finest Go1d
Plated ana oroido Gold Chains at s2, l. 6 10 Ss
state description and price of Watch reouired
ana order by mail direct from
,. THE UNION WATCH CO..
JahB1o'Sm' lis Fulton street, New York.
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COURT commenced its February ses-
sion on Monday last. There were but
few civil suits ready for trial and there
was no criminal business Of importance,
except the poisoning case from Cata.
wissa. STRAUssER, the defendent, was
acquitted. Application was then made
to have him held to keep the peace.
In the Liquor case from Fishing
Creek the jury rendered verdict of
not guilty and that the prosecutor and
defendants each pay half the costs.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-02-10

Hon. ISAAC E. HESTER died of para
lysis, at Lancaster, on the 9th inst. He
was a lawyer of more than ordinary
ability and politician of the strictest in
tegrity. He once represented Lancaster
county in Congress, as Whig, but at
the time of his death was a member of
the Democratic National Committee.
He was highly esteemed in all the rela.
tiOnS of life.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-02-10

THE difference between the Singer
Sewing Machines and others is they
have all the late improvements, are
made of the best metal on the most ap-
proved mechanical principles by large
and responsible company, who warrant
all of their make to give satisfaction
More than five hundred thousand of
them are now in use and the demand
is increasing, For sale on easy terms
by j. A. Doran, Agent.
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III C, ii o w + II,
HATS. cars, FURs AND NOTIONS,

which comprises all the new and popular yHrl-
etes at prices which cannot fail TO suit all. These
goods are offered at the lowest cash rates ana
Will be guaranteed to give satisfaction A call
Is solicited before purchasing elsewhere as IL Is
believed that better bargains are to be found
than at any other place IN the county.
Dec 8'67'
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The Columbian
Bloomsbury, Friday, Feb. 10, 1871.

o5 :, NJ; PETrENgILL 4 co, 81 Park Row, and
authorized Advertising Agents in New York
,,,J: WEBSTER No, 80 North tth Street Coz,
EIHhhILh q To-, No. COZ Chestnut Street, are
our only authorized Agents in Philadelphia. II
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WE understand that the Republican
newspaper of this place has been sold
to Messrs. ID. A. BECKLEY and j. II.
PHILIPS, who are to take possession on
or before March 1st. Messrs. BRADLEY
d GORDON have purchased the Montour
american at Danville, Of which they
are to take immediate possession. All
the gentlemen concerned have our best
wishes for their pecuniarY SUCCESS.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
A DMINIsTRATRIX,s NOTICE.

~ ESTATE OF FREDERICK MASS DECD.
Letters of administration on the estate OF
Frederick Mass, late of Beaver twp, Columbia
county decd, nave been granted by the Register
of said county, to Mary Mass OF Beaver town.
snip, Columbia county, Pennsylvania. All per-
sons haviHg claims or demands against the
dcccdent are requested to make them known and
those indebted to make payment.
MARY MASS,
jan20'7l-6w. Administrators
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NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
dersigned, VIM. KREAMER, respectful
ly invites all persons knowing them
selves indebted on Book account or
Note to call and settle the same before
or against the 1st of April next, and
save cost. Lumber and grain taken on
book account until April next. Set.
tied at Eyer's Grove by
WILLIAM KREAMER.
EYer's Grove, Jan. q, 1S7l.5t.
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. 8 Q 8 3 9 . 9 9 8 9 3
'To'ThE WoItKfNG CLAss--wear are now pre-
pared to furnish all classes with constant en-
ploymcnt at home, the whole of the time or for
the spare moments Business new, light, and
profitable. Persons of either sex earn from SOC,
to S. per evening, and a proportional sum by de-
voting their whole time to the business. Boys
and girls earn nearly as much as men. That all
who see this notice may send their address, and
test the business, we make the unparalleled
offer: To such as are not well satisfied, we will
send 81 to pay for the trouble of writing. Full
particulars, valuable sample which viii do to
commence work on, and II copy of The ptOpie's
Literary COnipdniOa-one of the largest and best
family newspapers ever published-all sent free
BY mail. Reader. If you want permanent, prof.
liable work, address
i. O. ALLEN & CO., AUGUSTA, MAINE.
THE NEW YORK DAY-BOOK.-THE
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lished in 1850. s2 per year; 81 for six months.
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IL pages; sent by mail free. Teaches how to
cure ali diseases of the person skin, hair, eyes,
complexion. Write to IA broadway, New York,
CCNN FOR OUR PAMPHLET TO ADVER.
y EN ~ Users. Price ?j cts. GEO L. Row
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LOCAL NOTICES.

LOAN ASSOCIATION Bonds blank
for sale at this Office.
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BlNGLEY's Natural History, a capi,
sal book for the family.
The above work, exhibits in series
4oi lucid descriptions, view of the
habits of the beasts, birds, fishes, and
olher living beings Of the globe, with
lhe late discoveries by Agassis and 9TH
ers, and many interesting anecdotes by
kev. VIM. Bingley, NJ. A. 1t is in one
large octave volume, substantially
bound, with l0iO pages and over 1000
Iengravings. 1t is deeply interesting to
all classes, and will encourage the young
20 heed and compare, and elevate the
mind. 1t has the endorsement of our
pest educators. Professor Treil Green,
Fl Easton, Pa, says of this work
Ihose who keep us acquainted with
.<lhe animal world, by furnishing us
books of the character of Bingley's
n Aatural History, deserve the hearty
Ithanks of those who would keep alive
4n the heart of man, love for the
%orks of God"
Al This work, issued by A. II. Hubbard
u Philadelphia, is being introduced by
1tev. Nj. Il. Cross, who with his books Is
ommended to our citizens.
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MARR is selling splendid tea for
$1.00 It
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WE advise our friends to buy the
New Family Sewing Machine, they
are durable, easy to learn, adapted to
all kinds of family sewing, and not liza
bic to get out of order. For sale on easy
terms by j. A. Doran.
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For RENT.-A room in the Coli,,.
6idn building, suitable for an office.
Apply at this office. If
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THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES

more or less. known as the Esther Farnace
property boinded and described as follows ;
On the west by lands of Johh Rider and others
on tle north hy lands OF Mr.. Hiles, on the east
south by lands of Jonathan Hoagland and Others
Inc improvements ON said lands consists of rood
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VENDUEs.-The following vendue
sales are announced, to wit:
VIM. r.. Demott, Madison township,
March l, lS7l--farm stock, implements
and produce.
Isaac Deterck, Montour township,
FEBRUARY 2Sth, lS7l-farm stock and
implements
Samuel Williams, Mifilin township,
March 2, lS7l-farm stock and farming
implements.
Estate of Daniel s. Vandersice, Mt.
Pleasant township, March q, ISL
stock, farming implements, &c.
j. W. Yohe, Mifilinville, March 4th,
lSI-horses, cattle and farming imple-
ments.
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READY PAY STORE

IN RoHRSBURa.
ON and after March lst, 1871, goods will be sold
at lower rates than ever, strictly for cash and
ready pay. In calling the attention of NV ems
tomers 10 the ready pay system desire to sub
mlt nv tne lollowing, why we sell cheaper: LIST
we do business with less labor and save the ex,
pense OF an extra hand. ID, We do more bus-
uess WIN less capital and save interest, 3d We
oe given but tho above are deemed sufficient,
All persons Indebted are requested TO settle
without delay and pay up, The subscriber offers
iqr sale 5nVW feet Inch pine boards, $1,000 feet
Henlock boards with an assortment of other
lum ber, cheap for cash. p d. UIACJ
ROhrshnrp. Enh. 10 lS10.1lh - -.'
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Railroad Time Table.

LACkAWANNA & BLooMsBURG r.. r..
Going North. Going south.
HIS A. NJ, p:iT A NJ
$3.50 r. NJ. 5:i0 p NJ
CATAWIssA r.. II. FROM RUPERT STATION.
Golng North. Going South.
4;l2 Il. M. l0:OS A, NJ
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MARR is selling white drips syrup for
81 90. 1t
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DEATHS.
MARKET REPORTS.

YOUNGS-In Fairmount. ON the LIST ult,. Jesse
loungs, aged 70 years, months and II days.
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FOR SALE.-A farm containing 20
acres, of which 30 are in good cultiva,
tion-the balance timbered. A COM
good water power on the same. Locat-
ed at mouth of Stony Brook, on public
road between OraDgeville and Light
Street. Price 81. 00O-$500 down and
balance in three equal annual payments
with interest. Address
WELLINGTON II. ENT,
n5'3m Bloomsbury, Pa.
MARR IL spllinr III po0lS yery chnnp
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Rail Roads.

N ~ W WAY. ''H IVY Il
On and after December 4th 1870 Trains will
leave SuNBuRY as follows:
NORTHWARD.
i.S5 A. NJ, Daily to Williamsport, for Elmira
Ganandalgua, Rochester, Buffalo, Suspension
Bridge, and N. Falls.
6.5O r. NJ, Daily,(except Sundays) for Elmlra anu
Bunalo via Erie Railway from Elmira.
LEO r. NJ, Daily, Except Sundays) for Williams.
port.
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
ll.O5 A. NJ. Daily Except Monday's) for BaItimore
WILMINGTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
ll.25 p. NJ. Daily Except Sunday 81 for Baltimore
Washington and Philadelphia.
ED. s. YOUNG
General Passenger Agent,
ALFRED Il. FIsKE, Genl Supt,,
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MARR is selling best green coffee for
25 cts. 1t
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If you want wheat or buckwheat
flour go to Marr'S. 1t
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RLOOMSBURG
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
AND
LITERARY AND COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE

This Institution offers good opnortuuItIes In
every department of Literature and Science, In
addition 70 the Excellent Normal school Classes
nave practlceln the use of Survey ing and Engin-
eerlng Instruments In the Held and mine, under
INC Instruction OF the most competent Professor,
The faculty aim TO lie very thorough In their I'm.
struction and to look carefully after the health
manners ana morals of the students.
Tho rules and regulations of the school ara
SUCH as 10 command the respect of the students
ana consequently not many feel that they can
aHord TO violate laws which are calcu aied to
promote their success and happiness. The Nina.
lcal Depar' 'ment sflolds as good opportunities
as can be found In any of the large cities and AT
much less expense, ~
spring term commences April Sd, 1871.
For further particulars, address
john u. FREEzE, ESQ See,y or
4; 3. RUPERT, PresL or
NJ, HENRY CARVER, A. M, Principal,
Bloomsburg, Jan. l8, ls7l-6m.
lUsTICES BLANKS. Summons. Exncniinns
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N.Y., BLANKS promptly printed to order
w. on any quality OF paner, al This Ollce

ATTORNEY s. BLANKS OF all kinds promptly
"A and neatly printed ON superior paper at the
COLUMBIAN Offce.
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The Directors of the Bloomsbury
Banking Company have secured the
services of Mr.. II. II. GRoTz, at present
Teller in the First National Bank of
bloomsburg, as Cashier. They have
also rented room in the building of j &.
X. GRoTz for a banking house, and
have contracted with Messrs. SCHUYL-
Err d. FISHER to build dressed stone
vault of very substantial character in
the same. The Bank will go into oper-
alton about the first of March.
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AN earnest effort is being made to
annex Hazleton and adjacent parts Of
Luzerne county to Carbon. The people
o! the latter county seem to be unani-
mously in favor of the project. Those
Oh Luzerne, except the parts most con-
cerned, are opposed to it. An antian.
heNation meeting was held at Halle.
Ton, but the other side claim that it did
,hot express the will of the majority
iISht In the case would seem to de-
hahd that vote of the people pro-
posed to be annexed would be the pro,
7per tribunal to decide the question.
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LUMBER.
Bemlock Hem Boards Per thousand feet slo %
Jolst, Scantling, Plank, (Hemlocl) -",,,u,, 10 0C
shns'eS' 10 Per thousand nd""'''''''"'''''"' LS no
siding #. observation-disclosures i 90
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JUSTICES BLANKS. Summons, Executions.
Subpmnas, Warrants, &c constantly on nand
and for sale at the COLUMBIAN onice,
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MARI is selling all goods very cheap.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-05-11
BLASTING AT HE'LL GATE.

So much has been said and written sO4 the great engineering operations ,now 10. ing on at Hallet's Point, East River. Tor the removal of the obstrbCtions which im- pede navigation, and there have, been co many imperfect accounts given of D which have been obtained from irresponsible sources, that an attache of the Gtagydsrd was induced to visit the place in ordeel to better inform our readers. Applying, to the genial and courteous General Newton, Engineer.in- Chief, we received n permit with explicit instructions to the renidsmt engineer to afford us all the necessary n. formation. On Saturday last we 'vi6fted the place and made tour of observation, and were surprised to learn how far dho Government had progressed in the stupen. dous work & The superintend9ut kindlY consented, to accompany us, and rendsr what service be could in explanation Of the peculiarities pertaining to the great work of undermining river. u5 8oaRoE~S
 g THE WONDER OF RnHcTR1orx. 0sna
 Previous to our descent into the shagt he spread out a draughtman's map ofaemain. eer's working guide, explanatory Of the configuration and tunneling of the rocky bed, as it will be when completed and ready for the final electricQ spark, which will hurl, in one grand instantaneous dischaEge, the stubborn barrier to navigation which has been such blight and eyesore to our maritime interests, and which will when removed, be a saving of 150 miles to out going and incoming vessels of any dfaught; and Sandy Hook, with it's sand bars, dam gerous windsor the coast, and round about | way, will beignored by foreign crafk The fine water, front of the East River. on either side, will then present different aspect from what it does now, as the heavy tog- eign shipments will be transferred Co tha east side of town, Brooklyn and Green point. Itissaid that some of the steam. ship companies have already negctlA ted foE the lease or purchase of sites along the wA. ter-front of Green-point for the location ok
 isom lCoNTnsUED oN TounT1 aAnmsF
 .RsiR 1o taiog
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-05-11
a PRINDLE,S PATENT
 lEaIleabls Iron aA s , VI Lifting or Wagon Jack.

The attention of Farmers ana others tasina Carriages, Wagons end Carts is respectfully called adjusted, is light 92 M0, strong, and heine mads scholly Qf SroN 10 peTy durable, viii suatAi6 anJ reasonable weight and cdAM0t gat out Of Sepaif About 500 of them have already been cold in fhres towns. Price $0.60 eachs 9'
 Town, County and State rights for sale
 Addrsss r. B, PRINDLE, Bantam Falls, Conn
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-05-11
Pennington Savings Bank.

FIFTY THOUSANDaDOLLA 4s which seryes as a guarantee Co Deposltors from loss. Interest at the rate of Six per cent, free oi all taxes. has been paid on Deposits for the last seventeen years. New deposits are put upon in- terest the first day of every month. All loans are of Directors. Amount of Funds, March |, 1871, q, ,2o7.17s. Business hours. from 8 to "A, |. m., @14 ''SM Y saIUiL SiUi s. oowLEs Treasurer.