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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-11
HOTEL FOR RENT.

TNHE BOLIVAR HOTEL. formerly owned a nd &C.
cuPied by John &. Schustcr, deed. situa ted ir
the town OF Bolivar. Jefferson county, w Va will
be rented upon reasonable teTInp. I, contains :
BED Chambers, Dining Room, Kitchen. Bar Room
ana FITturcS andR large Cellar. Bakin Room &c.
Upon the premises. is a fine '.Erver isItug'; w. ~
Stable aud wagon-ya alSo, belong to the prop.
erty. Apply TO J.J.KERN, Adm'r
Harper = Ferry. W. Va.
July !, IS1l-lm .. Free PTCss copv
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A Few Words to the Ladies.

Many ladies, particularly mothers nursiI.y com.
plain Of tired. HstIess feeling, or complete en-
haustlon, on arising !" the morning. On the wife
Iating the dutieS Of the hDusshold IIcr cars, &c
numerous, and the mental well AZ the M ysfra
powers are frequently called into Trg1isItiIE She
often hnds her slightest occupation a weary t,Sk
and existence burden. while the sarnc time
che has no regular disease. Hos'ctteT's Stomach
Btters II TesoT ted 90 at this period. will prove an
uniAiiing remedy for this annoying IsEEitudr. The
effects Of this potent gent in the rosy
cheek and elastic GtcP % the head Of the farnily
with restored health andrsnesd spiritE che "a kes
her accustomed place in the family circle II this
iriend IN need be regularly used, those depressing
symptoms will never be complained Of and ne, on7
would lassitude not be experienced bot many dis
eases following its advent be AvOired As medical
agent II has no equal, while lite pleasing flavor and
heaIthiul effects have mate 1t general fsVorite-
II - Tree from oil properties calculated to inpair
the system. and lie operations n At once mild
soothing nn1 efficient All who have used the Biz.
ters affect its virtues and commend its use.
July Z, ISL
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-11

ZINE a'sortmcnt of Carriage, Buggy and I,die,
riding Whips, for sale by
July H. 1871. JAS. LAW. HooFF.
tS"HSS' rel Metal and PorccIaine lined Kettles
Tor 'a'e BY JAS. LAW. HOOFF
A PPLE and Peach Parers. forsaIH nv
- JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
SEAMLESS cotton grain saeks. for sale bv
~ JAS. LAW. HOUFF
IGuTNIEG Knife SharPeDerS aud Spring Fish
JAS. LAW. HOoFF.
PEFRIGERATOES. for saieb7
II July II 1871. JAS Law UOOEE,
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n E W-ADvERTIs EMENTs.
R. r. R.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

III. IL. Ii.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
CURES TIRE WORST PAINS
In from One TO Twenty Minutes.
NOT ONE HOUR
after reading this Advertisement med .nvo,
SUFFER WITH PAIN.
EVERY PAIN.
1t was the fret and il
II L ONLY PAIN REMEDY
that Instantly StOPs the most ezerueiatinr main.
allays InhAmmAtiOns. and eures ConEeStions
whether OF the Lungs, StOnSAh, BOweIs. or Other
gIands or organs, BY one application.
IN FROM ONE TOTWENTY MINUTES
no matter how violent exerueIatine tbe Dni, ,h.
RHEUMAI1C. Bed-Tidden, InIirm, Cripplsd Me-
voSs. Ne"'aisls' or Frustrated with disease may
Railways READY RELIEF
,,,,,, WILL AFEoRD INSTANT EASE.
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS
INFLAMMATIOS OF THE 81 ADDER
INFLAMMATION Of THE BOWELS
COD. ryoc-, CnSG ESIl0N OF THE LUNGS
,,,,,,.-, PALPITATION OF THE HEART.
MYSTERIES. GROUP. DlPHTHERIA.
HEADACHE, TOoTHACHE, M - Ky I -
co, NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM.
COLD CHILLS, AGUE CHILLS.
The application Of the Ready Relief the part
orParts where tho pain or diicuity wIIaford
case and comfort.
TwcHty drops in half tumbIer Of water will in +,
lev moments cure CRAMPS, SPASMS. SOUR
SToMAGH HEARTBuRN, SICK HEADACHES.
DlARRHEA. DH$ENTERY, COLO. WIND IN
THE BOW ELS, and allINTERNAL FANS.
IroyGIers should olwHyS carry a bottle Of Rad
ways Ready RaIief with them. A few dT"ps
IN water Will prevent sickness pains from chang
OF water. IL is better than French Erandy OF Biz.
teTs RS 4 stiInulRnt.
FEVER AND AGUE
FEVER and AG UE cured for ffty cents Thor.
is not remedial agent in this world that will cure
Fever and Ague, aud all other MAIaTious RiIn,.
scarlet. ~ Pl.oid, Yellow. and other FcVera faded
by EAOMAIS PILLS. quick Rs RadWay'S
Ready Relief. Fifty cents per bottle
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NOTICE.

FARMERS having CORN for sale, will find that
Il will pay moro for Corn ,hnn il viii n.,, 80 ~
send it to IIalimnre ] i uI- SCER "
July II, IS7l-3t
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A BOY WANTED.

'IHE undeTSirncd wan's boy Of good he bits
OurinerS. SAMUEL MYERS.
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PEW RENTS.

lowe SEWING MACHINES. N. L,,, :, H..
trOrId' ] am Renting or Selling the above
named MACHINES. on the lease plan. PerGnns
wishing to purchase can be accommodated bv an
PIylTE to or leaving their orders with
July II. 1871. L. DINEIE
SARGAISS! Extrr ordinary Bargains nre offered
TO nuTch"seTS for Ca'h for any article in my
July u, 1871. "
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DIR. AID w ATR
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOITFNT

HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISUISC,
CURES; SO QUICK, SO RAPID NnE
TIE CHANGES THE BODY UNDER
GOES, UNDER THE INFLUENCE CIG
JHiS IRCkf WONDERFUL MEDI-
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MUSIC LESSONS.

Mrs G. T. RICHARDSON will give lesson, in
~ Mu'ic to a few pupils At her re iience.
july I, ls7l-tf. Free Prcss corv
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Cheering Facts for the Bilious.

Every day demonstrates more clearly tina N.
or complaint, I'm all It's distressing oraH o.H Ie
controlled and cured " ilhout d.WOulty or.- t-
ycnlencc. II is an obstinate disease, but lis u l-
macy Is not proof against the pertinacinus, ,raan-
dial and restorative operation Of lI1staI.rs
Stomach Bite $. That genial corrective com. .'s
he oJgdH 10 do its duty. 1t must sccrete regularly
and hoalthnuly under the influence Of the Htr
ters. Their elton brings 1t back noln s'g'' OF
rebellion into perfect harmony with the la75 Of
health. II there Is costiyoness, II disappC If
there is shlenche or baelS-acAe, 90 ceases; ll ue
skin and the whites Of the eyes ave tlnEoG With
supornuous bile, they recover their natural luc;
If the appetite is gone, 1t returns; II tine ri5es-
tlon Is impaired, II is restored; in briol, WHAT
ever the symptoms of tho c-lnplolUt may be-,
and whatever the phase il has os suucl, crg rs
certain. such are the uniform onttt5 OF Ills IRE
paration wheIe bilious disease has hyc0 already
developed hut in cases where there is me. ,Iya
onstit utional tendency to liver complaint, II
may be prevented throughout life by the regular
use in small quantities, of this ralatable anti
dotc. These are proven facts and should be
seriously ponrodcd-or, rather they should he
promptly acted upon-by all persons of bilious
habit,
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Resolutions Of Condolcncc.

WHEREAS, Our unerring Father
has called homo Brother +. w. Hutch.
ins.
BEIT Resolced, Thatby the breaking of
this silver cord we arc made sad, and
our hearts tenderest affections rent as.
sunder.
Resotced, That we highly appreciate
ms character as a professional man, a
DeloVed member OF our Order, and a
christian gentleman.
Resolued, That wo deeply sympatbizo
with the bercaved family, and extend
to them the hand Of Friendship, Love
and Truth.
ReSotred, That copy of these rosolu.
tons be handed to the relatives, and
also published in the local papers.
VIM. II. BROWN, n. G.
a. Z, WILLARD, Secretary.
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COURT ADVERTISEMENTS.
YRIAL LIST,

II ANAAAiN arh'Ai
FoR MAY TERM, ISL.
Edward M'Call ct. nj. vs. John sweencv.
WIN. L9ngenberger, Ct al. vs.. Hugh H. MRey-
Aaron Person vs. samuel Iclby.
Charles X. GrcCn Vs. Peter Schur
Thomas Rhoat vs. Reuben Guild.
T.. Hurdles, use. vs.. II. II. Crcyelng ct, al
Peter Schug vs.. Charles Lee.
". D.. Kline, ct0l. vs. Abraham Moore. et. nt
6 u. Fowler w. Rouben Miller VIZ
Dnniel u. Seybert w. william shafTcr
Mlllln Shaner VS.. Daniel Seybert
M,I2io,ert H9rrell vs. Barney MBrearty, ot. nj.
Shsaeei Sse T9yST GT9yeT use 0ysss VS. seyoEe 4 Fright
ihgmas EIy VS.. William Coleman.
G.. ;. Fowler vs.. Jesse ID. Rice.
ittcr Hayman, use VS.. Jacob Sianer, ct al
hramball & Go. VS.. M'Ninch q shuman.
iarNey G. Hess VS.. samuel Greasy Admr.
TnulH * Funston vs.. Alfred Irvine.
" M Kline, vs.. James V. Giiluspie,
John Turner vs.. Daniel snyder
james Y. E.Gillnsple ". WIN, a. Kline.
clement q. Rlckctt' Admir- vs.. David Swceny,
Joseph $. Klino VS.. Charles Howard.
John Gray vs. SandersSn Hagenhuch
hsWlS D. Adams vs. Fishlngcrcck School Dis
VIM. y. Case vs.. Bloom Township.
simon Wcalsh vs.. John Holman
t,,vnulhS tS,,sybett vs.. Daniel f. Seyhcrt.
Nu.,IeyM iGIefS Randa VS.. Tho North Brtich
,, NcINHunlue insurance Go.
huTII,g, Inlack ltandalys The Imperial Fire
+ s2t!erthua!t VS.. Fredcricl, II. Merceron.
!lniel r. ,Seybert vs.; Klinetoh & Walton
'uhs q iienrie VS.. Republican Association.
mum hessc. AdDr., vs. W. A. Kline
Michael Maylon VS.. PhIludcirhia - noo,lln,
Railroad Company " ''-'''"R
Patrick Monaghan ys' philntioipr,1, C. pr,y,t,,.
Railroad Company, - ''-'''"S
lodge, , PiXon Dn VS., Philadelphia e Reading Rail-
Mrs. Mary Connolly va. philaIclpri, g paodtng
, ltailr,9ad Company.
Il.,ii i iuS y brown VS.. Joseph r. Nnudcrslicc
btNl Smaller vs.. Hiram Tbonlag
.ilIlpu i a. bro. vs. Wdmyro 4 IHcoby.
!!oihlh lilney vs.. William Walp.
llilhn Il, Shumnn vs.. Inctaw9ina & Blooms.
burg Railroad Company.
~ n,oi ryder, use. yssM. e. MColumun ell. AL
ilhu9h Strouse vs.. Wilson Mill.
Juht' u tAuSey vs.. John Miliran ct nj
Neo'se H. Hess vs.. Joseph Wise, Ell. al.
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ACCIDENT. .-Wc arc informed that
Andrew Greasy, son of Jacob Greasy,
'ormerly OF Luzerne county, but now
Of Bermuda Hundred, Va, was instant.
'y killed by the explosion of a steam
boiler. 1t appears that young Greasy
went out with his fathers team to a
saw mill on the farm to bring home a
load of lumber, and while in the act of
loading his wagon the boiler Of the
mill exploded, taking off one-half of
his skull, carrying away q portion of
the brains and scalding him very much.
The body was thrown some twenty-five
feet from where he was at work, killing
him instantly. Deceased was aged II
years, month an d 6 days.
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a BIG PLUM FOR LAwYERs.-Some
nifty years ago somebody owned 5000 or
1000 acres of land hereabouts, which
land was then considered of little or no
value. The party dying left four heirs;
part of these heirs were defrauded of
their inheritance, and before the real
value of the land became known, the
defrauded party left and finally died
abroad. Tho descendants now come
forward and claim their interest in the
estate, which, when taken from their
ancestors was worthless tract of noun
tain Businesses and is now developed
into one of the richest tracts of land on
the globe, and their interest is supposed
to be worth at least 81 100000. We have
understood that on this disputed tract
is located our Borough. .-Hozlcton News.
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SAD BEREAVEMENT most dis.
tressing case of family ailliction by death
occurred recently in the family of Daniel
and Caroline Hoffman, of South Man
helm township. Between the 18th and
I'D of March five children, ranging in
age from five weeks to twelve years,
died of scarlet fever, and on the latter
date the sixth child was in dying
condition. On the 10th three of the
children were buried in one grave. 1t is
useless to express sympathy in a case of
such appalling misfortune.-F -FoHsriNe
Standard.
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FROM every section of country we
have the most favorable reports in rcla-
ton to the appearance Of the wheat
crop, and it is said the indications of an
abundant yield were never more prom
ising. The wheat now looks rs green
and healthy as It generally does in the
middle of April.
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MOVING DAY.-To morrow will be a
olg day among the pots and pans.
what time there will be, moving out
and moving in! What rafting and
pushing and-swearing! What a host
OF good dinners will be prepared and
eaten How many sad hearts there will
be where old family circles have been
broken and old homesteads are being
left forever-and how many new homes
Will be crowded full ofjoyous anticipa.
tions for the future! Such is life.
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MR.. AARON WOLF, who visited this
town a few weeks ago, and bought
nearly fifty fine horses, is here again,
buying second lot, even better than
the first. We wonder why farmers will
thus dispose of their best horses But
this is just what they are doing, for
the horses Mr. Wolf now has in his sta
bles are the very best in this county
These horses are destined to Columbia
and Lehigh counties, Pa. Mr.. Wolf
has good eye, and is a good judge of
horse flesh. He is, it is said, paying
fair prices for all tho horses he buys
but buys only the best We regret
thus to see our best stock taken away.
-ROchester Ind. Sentinel.
Mr.. WOLF will be in Bloomsbury
next Tuesday, April 4th, with a
drove Of 81 horses, which he will offer
for sale.
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ARREST OF TIE SUpPosTD MURDER.
Err or BENJAMIN YouE.-It will be
remembered that On Friday the Goth OF
last May, young man, son of John II.
lohc, OF Mifllinville, Columbia county,
was murdered near Loss Creek bridge,
while on his way from Shenandoah,
this county, where he had been to sell
Il load of hay and collect some money.
When out of She nandOah about mile
two men jumped into the wagon.
When near the bridge and about to de.
scend dcclivity the young man got
out to lock the wagon, and while doing
so was shot in the neck by one of the
men, intlicting q mortal wound. They
then riiled the pockets of their victim.
The young man was still alive when
found and was abit to partially describe
the villains, it is said.
On the 9th Of June, man named
Keane, and another known TO be Mi
chael Hartzel, Of Noscopcc, in Luzernc
county, who had been prowling around
that portion Of Schuylliili and Column
Dla counties with another fellow named
Charles Fredericks, were arrested at
Blooms burg and brought to the Potts.
vile Jail. They were taken to Ring
town about the first week in July and a
preliminary examination before Il jus.
tice was commenced but before its con.
cluslon Keane escaped. The evidence
III ,,4 ., L., .
against them, however, and uartzel
was discharged. 1t was known then
the three fellows were dealers in coun-
terieit money. Hartzel and Fredericks
had been seen in Shenandoah the day
Yohe was murdered.
On July 18th, constable Foose of
Ringtown succeeded in arresti ng Fred
ericks at Nescopock, and safely lodged
him in Jail, in POttsville, on charge of
passing counterfeit money. On this
charge he was convicted in February
last before the U. S. District Court at
Pittsburg and sentenced to seven years
in the penitentiary.
Soon after the arrest of Fredericks
Ilartzel was rearrested, but on charge
of counterfeiting, and taken to Pitts.
burg for trial. Last week the detect
ives who have been making arrests of
counterieiters at Harrisburg, came up.
on evidence that seemed to fix the COM
mission of the murder of .Yohe
with certainty upon Fredericks and
liartzel, and accordingly II. Bucher
oWope, United States District Attorney
was notified by telegraph, on Monday
last' 10 refuse bail for Hartzel, The
iather OF the murdered boy was also no.
tihed and he went to Harrisburg on
Tuesday to learn the facts. 1t is under.
stood that he found the evidence in
possession OF Whiteley's detectives suf.
ficlent to warrant him in instituting
proceedings against the two counterfeit.
ers, and 1t is probable that the accused
will shortly be returned to this county
for trial. Standard
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TIE Lehigh Canal, between Easton
ana Mauch Chunk, which has been
thoroughly cleaned and repaired during
inc past winter, was opened for navi-
CATION on Monday last. The Delaware
Division which has also been thorough.
~ overhaulcd, will not be ready for
boating before next Monday.
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AUDITORjS NOTICr

a ESTATE OF PETER MELLICIS, DEu'p.
Inc undersigned, appointed by the Orphans
Court OF columbia county, Auditor to distribute
funds in the hands Of VIM. II. Hngenbuch. am
wilson Mellick, administrators of Peter Mellicll,
mte OF scott township, Columbia county, de
ceased VIII meet the parties Interested for the
purpose ol ms appointment ut his office in
bI9omsDuig, ON saturday, the 18TH day OF April
AID. ls1l, at 10 o'clock \, ii. Al persons havin
claims on sad estate are required to attend O.
be forever dsbaircd from coming In for part OF
said fund. e. a. 7BARElItY
mar I77l-Gw Auditor
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a FIRE at Petroleum Centre, on
Thursday, swept the buildings from
five acres of ground. The number of
buildings destroyed was eighty.ave
dwellings and stores, besides barns, &c.
The loss is estimated at Sl5O,OOo.
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AND How TlIEN WERE MADE."By i, n. McCnbc
~, Proiuseiy illustrated and beautifully bound
Ihe most universally soughtalter book issued
for years. II shows how poor schoolmnster
made slOWO,Oli how poor h0li-blnd sailor be.
weallhiest man in America, an unknown me-
chunle a millionaire in seven yeais-with many
more such cNQmpltsi h00 taeT0Y, fdl0It and pi-
pioIDW ofFttoi h0r money can De made b9ufstli,
Gnd rtW0W S0crpcc Of principle. send tor CirculaT
etc, Rud notice my extra terms CEo n A@f 49, -
7lO SAMSON street, Philadelphia A''
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MUNCY CREEK II. R.-In the Senate
on Tuesday last, Mr.. BUCKALEw called
up the Governors veto of the Muncy
Creek Railroad bill, which after long
debate, was not sustained, and the bill
accordingly passed the Senate over the
veto of the Governor by vote of IS
ayes to 9 nays.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

Inc undersigned having been appointed by the
Orphans Court Of Columbia county IcuAsyl-
Nuni1, Auditor TO ascertain the indebtedness oI
lne estate "a Ellaoueth Delung deotsld, to the
children of said Elizabeth DelpuE dtV.u3ld, nd
To make distribution OF the moneys In tine han 10
OF me Administrator of the said estate, to the
meet all the parties In interest 40 his ullte ia
the town OF BiuOmsburg, in sud county, ON
the hours OI u O'Clock y. NJ, ana o'clock =. NI
OF said day; at which time and place al part c5
Interested are requested to bc present thtt thcy
may be heard ROBElt. E,J-.Al,k
BIOUmSUurs Feb, q. ISL AuUlfnv.
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L.r. uELlDoLD's EXTRACT Buonu


''tI.. '.,tASEn ARISING FROM INIki-
nENIi =, HABITS OF DISSIPATION, ETC,
in all their stages, at little expense. little or NJ
change in diet, no Inconvenience, and no eN
rosure 1t causeS frequent desire, and gives
strength to UGlrute, thereby removing Obstruc-
uons, Preventing and Curing Structures OF tho
Ureta, Allay Ing Pain and Inflammation, SO
frequent IN this class OF diseases, and oxpollug
all Poisonous matter
Thousands who have been tho victims of in
competent persons, and wh1 have paid heavy
fees TO be cured in 8 short time have found tbov
have been d cgivod, and that the Poison" has.
by the use Of powerful 0strlngcnts," been dried
Up In the system, to b.oal, cut in more aggr,.
Yated form, and perhaps after Marriage.
Use HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUCHU for all
Affections and Diseases of tho Urinary Organs.
whether existing In Male or Female, from what
ever cause originating, md no matter Of how
long standing. PRICE ONE DOLLAR AND
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
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WE learn from reliable authority,
says the Scranton Democrat, that the
Companies will give the miners until
the first of June to make up their minds
what they will do. If they, by that
time, still hold out and refuse to resume
labor, the mines will then be worked
by others who will be ready to enter
the shafts, and who will enter under
full protection.
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EXECUTOR's NOTICE.

~ ESTATE or ELIZABETH X. NETrrR DECD,
Letters testRinentary on the estate OF Elizabeth
K,Netter late of CatawiSsa township, COtumbil
county, decd, have been granted by Tie Register
OF said county toJesse X. Sharpless of CatUWissa
township, Columbia county. Al persons having
claims against the estate are requested to present
them TO the Executor in Columbia County, ia
Those indebted to the estate either on note ludg-
ment, mortgage or book account will make
payment to the Executor without delay.
- JESSE Il, SuAHpLESS,
mar l77l-6w.A Eypcutor
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REV. j. II. DIMM, has resigned the
charge of the Barren Hill Lutheran
Church, in Montgomery county, to ac-
ccpt the appointment of Corresponding
Secretary of the Lutheran Board of
Publication, in Philadelphia.
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OUR PATRONS in the county will
always save money by consulting our
advertising columns before coming to
town to purchase goods of any kind.
Those who solicit your custom by liberal
advertising will invariably give you
bargains in selling you goods.
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pIANOS AND ORGANS.

Pro-; ], w. Niles, having secured the agency of
the .ltbrated Shomack er Piano, aud also the
ageu 'F OF The New Haven Meodianand Organ Co
Is prepared TO furnish instruments oi a superior
quiullN ana at lower prices than CGn be- bought
e!.rWh, re- and ON terms 10 suit custcmcrs- -
short notice. Please call before purchasing else
En,le; Residence ltill Apru lst Iron street
LcuG iMlrd ST. !. W. NILES,
lN"I' h-oIh ll0omsbUrE, Pa,
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SusPENsIoN.-A Plymouth core.
spondent to the Wilkes. Barre Record
Of the Times says resumption of work
Is gradually taking place hero. Lance's
coiiiery has been working for more
than month. The Union and Noting.
nam and the Washington have com.
menced more recently. The slope, we
are informed, commenced Tuesday
morning.
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Look TO Your CELLARS. How few
housekeepers there are who appreciate
the blessings of pure sun light. most of
them keep their windows closed, or par
tally so, during the entire year, fearing
lest the rays sho ud fade the blinds or
carpet, or in su MINER time invite fly
or two to take possession. This is a
grievous mistake, and one that has Il
pernicious effect upon health. another
great error is the neglect to keep cellars
clean and thoroughly ventilated. "The
carnations from damp and foul cellars" !"
says a medical journal, frequently
counteract the benign influence of pure
air and sunlight in our houses. Inatten-
ton to the publication of this portion of
our dwellings has proved source Of
disease, and in many Instances causing
death" Look to your cellars. Admit to
them all the air and sunshine possible.
See that every nook and corncris cleared
Of garbage, and the walls thicEly white
washed.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-03-31

a BIG ONE.-Tho Bgftman's Journal
says that pine tree was felled in Clear.
heid, on the lands of John Dubois, ESD,
OF Williamsport, from which were cut
seventeen logs, sixteen feet long, and
containing 1900 feet of good lumber,