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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-03-03
Report ed for the Columbian
otc Normal SchOOI.


The Bloomsbury State Normal School
celebrated its second anniversary on
Wednesday, 22d February, ult. The
flourishing condition of this institution
Is manifest from the number and char
acter of both teachers and students.-
Prof. CARVER, to whom the school
owes its existence, and its enviable rep
utation, combines la wonderful de.
gree, the qualities Of disciplinarian and
teacher. Known for years in New
York State, as a successful educator,
his merits are coming. to be generally
recognized. The presence of County
Superintendents, and others connected
with the cause of learning in our State,
ev.need their interest In this institution.
Parents were also present from great
distances, either TO enter their children
or to be gratified with the progress OF
those already here. After interesting
afternoon exercises, by pupils, in orato
ry and composition, an edifying lecture
was delivered by Prof, HARTMAN OF
Dickinson College. In the evening, a
dense audience filled the grand Hall OF
the Institute, to witness the exercises
OF the primary department. AT the
conclusion of this delig htful entertain.
ment, the Rev. CATTELL, President OF
Lafayette College, held the audience
nearly an hour.
President CATTELL's lecture was up
on the Systems of Education in the
North of Europe, with an account OF
the political and social condition of the
Scandinavian Countries. He described
the various schools upon charitable
foundations and the institutions for
those desiring to learn trade. Special
schools are established for studying
trees, their growth, preservation, influ
ence on climate, the water supply, &c
The great school for instruction in vet.
erinary science has given to the "horse
doctor" position in Denmark but lit.
tie inferior to that of the surgeon and
physician. The speaker described these
and then referred to the archaeological
Institutions designed forpractical chem
istry, Metallurgy and the various
branches of engineering.
The system of common schools i'm.
pressed him very favorably; the attention
paid to drawing, musicand the fine arts,
and he hoped that we would initiate
their example in making it obligatory
upon parents t0give their children an
education.
There are four Universities in these
countries. Two in Sweden, one in Nor.
way and one in Denmark, all of which
the speaker had visited and which he
briefly described.
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BLOOMSBURG. PA.
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FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 3, 1871.
Democratic state Convention.

We do not know why the Chairman
OF the Democratic State Committee does
not designate the time for holding the
Convention, nor do we know that 1t is
very important when 1t is held. In a
Gubernatorial canvass we believe the
Convention ought to be held very carly,
so as to give ample time for discussion
of the issues involved, as well as the
fitness and personal merits of the can.
didates. We do not know that this is
important in the case of Auditor and
Surveyor General, for in these instances
peculiar fitness does not seem to be con-
sidered by the mass of voters. This Is
all wrong, especially as to Auditor Gen.
eral, but Is nevertheless true. A.man
of large capacity, bater OF iniquity,
industrious and firm as rock, Is of i'm
mense advantage to the people in that
position, and one of opposite character
istios will permit thousands to be stolen.
Unfortunately, however, the great body
of the people do not seem to appreciate
the importance of the position.
But IL is an element of strength that
should not be under rated for party to
be able to say truly that its candidate
possesses all the requisite qualifications.
The names of men are suggested who
know no more about the duties of the
position than child of six months
knows about Algebra and who would
care as little about discharging the du-
ties of the position In proper and eff
cient manner AS a pig does about gram
mar, and on the Republican side a
candidate who is notorious for his con-
nection with legislative rings-a sup
porter of the nine million steals
named prominently. If the people
persist in voting for such creatures, how
can the public interests be protected?
While there are few proper men now
days who will permit their names to be
presented amidst struggle, and nc
worthy ones who will make struggle
for nomination, it is yet possible for
Convention to nominate candidate
who will be fully endorsed by compe'
tent authority as eminently fit men to
be elected. That point made, the victo-
ry will be half won.
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The boast of the Republican n candi-
dates for Congress, when canvassing for
election last Fall, of the decreased ex.
penditures of the Government, is an
swered at this session by an enormous
deficiency bill of nearly thirteen mil
lions Of dollars. Nearly million of
dollars of this amount Is for work on
public buildings, while three millions
and a half are required for the War
Department. Over hundred thousand
dollars are named for the Freedman's g
Bureau. A good part of this deficiency
is to pay the expenses of Mr.. GRANTS
bayonet arguments at elections.
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Railroad Accident.

A fearful railroad accident occurred
near Watsontown on the 2lst ult. AD-
AM FRYMIRE, of Milton, was instantly
killed and 10 other passengers were
wounded. The Watsontown Record,
from which our information Is gath.
cred, says the cause of the accident was
a broken rail. Two cars were rolled
down an embankment distance of 90
feet, and several other cars were thrown
from the track.
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The Republican State Convention has

The Republican State Convention has
been postponed until May 18th. 1t
would be better to let it fizzle out alto.
getber.
The Philadelphia Transcript gives q
sufficient and satisfactory reason for the
postponement Of the meeting. 1t says:
"The true cause was that certain gen.
tlemen were afraid that the meeting OF
the Convention at present would result
In the passage of resolution in opposi.
ton to the mammoth Railroad Bill,
already prepared and about to be intro,
duced in the Legislature"
The Bill referred to Is the nine mill.
ion steal.
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II. T. HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BrrHr

CURES DISEASES ARISING FROM mi 90.
DENCE, HABITS OF DISSIPATION, lIr,
In all their stages, at little expense lit'col u1
change In diet, no Inconvenience, and no -.
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strength to Urlnate, thereby removing Olslu-
tlohs, preventing and Curing Structures ui the
uretha, Aliaying Pain and Inlammutiull. ~
frequent in this class of diseases, and ,xpclng
all Poisonous matter
Thousands who have been the victim, of la.
competent persons, and who have paid h,.}.
fees to be cured in short time, have found thry
have been deceived, and that the "Poson" ha.
by the use of powerful astringents," ," been dried
up In the system, to break out in Il more agrr,.
waited form, and perhaps after Marriage.
Use HELMROLDS EXTRACT BUCIIU for a..
Affections and Diseases OF the Urinary organ,
whether existing in Male or Female, from what
ever cause originating, and no matter of Eow
long standing. PRICE ONE DOLLAR AM
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
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The Radicals have recently erected
The District of Columbia into terrific
ry, to get rid of the vicious govern
ment the Negro voters imposed upon it
The President has appointed brother
of JAY COOKE Governor. OF course
COOKE was a large contributor to the
Presidential gifts made about the time
Of GRANTS Inauguration The time
was when man who had attempted to
make present to The President would
not have been permitted to enter the
white house, but that was previous to
Radical days.
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whereon is cree led n Dwelling House of Stone.
Two stories, and log addition of one story a
frame Barn ana Wagon Shed, two orchards and
Wei oi water "Reserying however To Susan
krumm, her heirs, executors and admlnistra-
Tors, all The gold, silver and iron in and upon
lhe SAID tract of land, and aIso all the timber
ntcoss ry for mining purposes, and the right of
the said susan krumm or her lossees to free n :
gress, egress and regress for the purpose OF min.
ing, digging, cutting and carrying away for Ihe
purpose OF aforesaid, the gold, silver and iron
ore, ana the timber rs aforesaid, and also the
rlght to deposit upon the premises all slate D irt
refuse, &c, from the mines, drifts or shafts
opened or to ue opened for the purpose aforesaid ,
without responsibility for damages therefor To
lhe said Henry Hartman. his heirs or assigns
JACOB HARTMAN,
Committee.
TERMS Ten per cent of one-fourth OF the
purchase money 10 be paid AT the striking down
oi the property; the one-iourth less the ten per
cent, AT the confirmation Of sale; and the re-
naming three-fourths in one year thereafter,
with interest from the confirmation nisi.
by order OF the Court.
WELLINGTON IL. ENT,
March l. 1871. Prothonotary,
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Belngprepared EXPRESSLY for the above co,,.
plants, its BLooD.PURIFYING prophecies m.
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And the only reliable and efiectual known re,os.
dy for the cure OF Pains and swellngs of lt.
Bones, ulceratoDs of the Throat and Lea,
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the Complexion. Price, 81 5Oper Bottle.
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These Piils are the most delightfully."- plca,as,
pu urgstivc, superseding castor oil, sails ,,a.
nesia. etc. There is nothing moro acceptobo,'
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them such an jnvig Grafton OF the entire svs,,,
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tate tholr being sugar-coated. PRICE FItrv
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The President has signed the bill
granting pensions to surviving soldiers
of the war of 1912. and to widows who
were married to soldiers of that war at
the time of their enlistment. As most
Of the widows of the heroes of that
struggle were married after the war
was over, comparatively few will re-
ceivo relief under this bill.
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THE OLD ESTABLISHED
FU II NIT a RE

and BEDDING WARERooMS OF IL. Il. LEWIS
are the cheapest in the city. He Is now selling
PARLOR SUITS in PLUSH, HAIR CLOTH
REPS or TERRY WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS
in oil or Narnish: COTTAGE FURNITURE, ali
styles BEDDING and MATTRESSES, various
sizes; cheaper than Auction prices; CARPETS
every variety.
Come and see and be convinced. You will save
elsewhere.
II. r. LEWIS,
No. 1870 and 1884 Market Street, PHiLADELriitA
Next door TO corner of Fifteenth Street.
mar.37l 3m.
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THE Prussian newspapers express
great surprise at the declaration of
President GRANT, in an official message
to Congress, that there was much SINH
larlty between the Governments OF
Prussia and that of the United States.
They were previously under the i'm.
preston that the latter was Repub.
lirt
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A BILL has been introduced in the
U. S, Senate, by WILSON Of Massachu.
sets, providing that all the proceeds of
the public lands for three years be ap.
propriated to the aid Of the colored
schools of the South. And it is hoped
that the colored troops will fight brave.
ly-at the polls
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Another Attack upon Popular Rights!

Another Attack upon Popular Rights!
AS IL the Congressional enactment
heretofore existing authorising the In
vasion of the States by the Federal
army at election times was not sufli.
ciently tyrannical and subversive OF the
rights of the people, Congress has TAX
en- another step far in advance and
made the law much more stringent and
outrageous, totally ignoring State au-
thority and placing the whole control
of our elections in the power of Federal
Supervisors, over whom the people
have no authority or control When
the news Of the passage Of this outrage
Gus bill reached Harrisburg, the State
Senate promptly adopted the following
manly protest, the Radical Senators all
voting in the negative, to wit:
Where's, congress has passed an act
| to amend an act to enforce the rights of
citizens to vote in the several States,
which net violates the fundamental
principles of the federal union, Is de-
structive of civil liberty, and in direct
conflict with the reserved rights of the
States, and of the bill of rights of this
State, AID a usurpstion by the general
government of powers that can only be
exercised by the State and whereas,
the said act is calculated to provoke con-
fiicts of authority between the officials
of the federal and State governments
and tends to engender jealousies, riots
and bloDdshed and whereas, 1t imposes
odiousdu upon private citizens, and
afiixesoppressive and unusual penalties
for thir non performance (; therefore
Bet resoiued, BY the Senate of Penn.
sylvalia that the act of the Congress of
| the tnited States entitled ian act to
ametd an act to enforce the rights of
citizas of the United States to vote in
the sveral States of this Union, and
for otler purposes" IS 4ireot rec ea. a..ack *
Penn,ylvania, violates the fundamental
principles of civil liberty, Is odious,
unnecessary and oppressive, and should
be forthwith repealed.
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COLUMBIAN BLOOMsBURG COUNTY

Gov. GEARY has appointed HENRY
SouTnER, Esq, OF Elk county, tho adj
ditional law judge for Schuylkill coun.
ty. Mr.. SoUTuER was formerly q
member of the State Senate and served
q term of three years.
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HENRY II. HELMBOLD'S
CoSCENTRATED
FL UID' EXTRA or B UCIfE
THE GREAT DIURETIC.

THE GREAT DlURETIC,
has cured every case of Diabetes in which 1t N,
been givon, Irritation OF the neck OF the Badd,
dnd Inflammation Of the Kidneys, liberation
the Kidneys and Bladder Retention Of Trim.
Diseases OF the Prostate Gland. Stone In the Bol
der, Calculs, Gravel, Brckdus; Deposit A.
Mucous or Milky Discharges, and for Enfeeb.
md Delicate Constitutions Of both Sexes, alto,
ded with the following symptoms Ind,po,
ton to Exertlon, loss of Power, loss Of Memor
Diflculty of Breathing, Weak Nerves, Tr.n
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OF Vision, Pain in the Back, Hot Hands, Fu,a
Ing OF the Body. Dryness OF the Skin, Erum,,
on the Face, Pallid Countenance, UnN,ra
Lassitude OF the Muscular System, etc.
Used by persons from the ages OF eighteen q
twenty-five, and from thiIty-five TO finy-i,sp ID
In the decline or change of life; after coufls
ment or labor pains; bed-wetting In chilir,u
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Duty on Coal Repealed.

In Congress, on Tuesday last, Mr..
NooD, of New York, offered the fol-
lowing:
Resolved, That all laws or parts OF
laws imposing duty on foreign coal are
hereby repealed, and that the resolution
shall take immediate effect.
The resolution passed by vote OF
l4j to 45.
The members voting no were almost
entirely from the coal districts.
The passage of the resolution by the
Senate is deemed certain.
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A LONG SESSION of Congress after
the 4th of March seems inevitable, and
1t is doubtful whether the appropriation
bills even will be got through this ses-
sion. For some reason or other, many
Senators and members seem desirous
of long session.
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The Washington Star tells us that
the ladies at the Capital have to great
extent banished wines from their par
ties, and are now beginning a crusade
against cigars in the gentlemen's dress.
ing g-r0oms.
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GROWTH OF THE STATEs-We sub
nit to the readers of the Cotmbida, the
following carefully prepare' statistical
table of the comparative intease of the
population in the several states and
Territories of the United Sites, during
the past ten years. Form tese figures
we learn the direction inwhich "Me
ooyrse of eu,Dire takes its tty:'
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WANTED AGENTS FOR
GREAT FORTUNES.

AND How THEY WERE MADE; OR TIE STRUG-
Giles AND TRIuMPHs OF OUR SELF-MADE MEN
BY ]. u. McCabe, Jr.--Profuscly illustrated and
beautifully bound. The most taking, instructive
and universally sought after book issued for
years. Fascinating as fiction, authentic as his
tory, practical as "Poor Richard" with lessons
more elevating for popular purposes, than the
profoundest philosophy. Agents are clearing
from $50 to $500 per month"; in spite of hard times.
Sells fast and easily, and delivers splenddly.
Send for Circular, etc, and notice extra terms.
GEO. MACLEAN. Publisher,
Tl0 SAMSON Street, Philadelphia.
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HENRY r. HELMBOLD,S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED coMrouYp

Will radically ext'rminate from tho syslea
scrofula Syphilis, Fever Sores, Ulcers, sore I've,
Sore Legs, Sore Mouth, Sore Head, Broncbr,
skin Diseases. Salt Rheum, Canls ers. Runnlr,
from the Ear, White Swellings, Tumors. c,s
cerous Affections, Nodes Rickets, Glandar swell
ings, Night sweats, Rash, letter, Humory q, n,
Kinds, Chronic rheumatism, Dyspepsa. ana w.
disease that has been established In the sys,.r
for years.
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The health of Chief Justice CHASE
has SO much improved that he announc.
es his determination to be in Washing
ton early this month, when, it is ex-
pected, he will resume his official
duties.
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ID U B l. l G s A l. f


A l. U A b l. Il RE A l. ES 4 \ 4 T. g,
VIII be exposed to public sale, in pursuance of
an order of the Orphans Court Of Columbia
county, Pennsylvania, on SATURDAY, March
10Th ls'l Mt ten o'clock in the forenoon, on the
premises, In Eyer's Grove, Columbia county. the
following described real estate late OF the estate
OF Jacob Eyer, deceased, to wit:
A FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
and Lot of Ground, now occupied by James
Kinney; being No. 10 in the Sherilr IS Inquest.
Also a number of
BEAUTIFUL TOWN LOTS,
in and adjoining the town plot OF Fyers Grove
They VIII he sold In lots or pare els To suit pur-
chasers. Now is the time To buy.
STEPHEN II. MILLER
Admin lstrator.
The Court therefore order and decree that the
said stephen H. Miller expose the said premises
to public sale. on Saturday, the 25th day of
March, ISL at ten O'Clock in the forenoon and
sell the same .or tine best price that can be had
thereof, with power toa adjourn from time to time
upon the following terms and conditions: Ten
per cent OF one fourth of the purchase money to
be paid at the striking down of the property; the
one-lourth less the ten per cent. at the confrma-
tion OF sale, and the remaining three fourths in
one year thereafter, with interest from conilrma-
tion nisi.
WELLINGTON II. ENT,
Bloomsbury, March l. 1871. Clerk.
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An item for contingent expenses OF
the House being under consideration,
Mr.. Dawes explained that the princi-
pal cause of the exhaustion of the con-
tingent fund was the payment of con-
testants for seats in the House, who
had received during the present Con-
gress $4,000, besides $4,000 paid for
expenses in connection with those
cases.
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Henry Il. HelmbOld's Genuine
Preparations.

Delivered to any address. Secure nom obsef
walton.
Established upwards of twenty years. sold by
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formation, in confidence TO HENRY 4. HELM
BOLD. Druggist and Chemist.
only Depots: IL. T. HELMBOLD'S Drug anu
Chemical Warehouse, No. 59i Broadway Ne"
York, or TO ii. 4. HELMBoLDs Medical Depot
lO4 South Tenth Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEiTERS. Ask for
HENRY T. HELMBOLDS TAKE No OTHER
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ID U LIC s AL L

VIII be sold in Rohrsburg, Columbia county
ut the residence OF Joseph Wallace y lot of
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
on 18th Of March.
mar; '70-2t JOSEPH WALLACE.
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MAJ. GEO. M. LAUMAN, a well
known politician, died in Reading last
week, aged SO years,
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STATEMENT &C. OF THE CATA.
~ WISSA MUTUAL BUILDING, LOAN AND
SAVING FUND ASSOCIATION, FOR YEAR
ENDING FEBRUARY 9th, 1871
Amount of receipts si,sOl 70
" disbursements
Expenses 400 90
On loans i200 0S 400 ls
Amt rcmainin. in Treasury s. %
Number of shares loaned So
Average premium paid 3sI 04
Net profits
Net gain per share $3.50
Interest per share 1870
Present value per share sls 50
:, The annual election resulted as follows: for
President, n. i. John; Directors to serve three
years. Rev. S. Curtis, NJ q. Hughes, A. j. Pres
colt and L. B. Kline; for two years to MI vacan-
cy. NJ. A. Brown.
The Board Of Directors elected the following
named officers. NIce President. w. II. Ellis;
secretary, l.. B. Niine Treasurer, A. H. Sharp
less
The Board Of Directors have decided to issue n
New Series OF Stock, provided hundred
shares are subscribed for. Persons desiring to
subscribe will please apply TO the Secretary be-
fore next pay day. l.. Is. KLINE,
talaWlssu, March r. lSIO-lt. Secretary.
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FIS III Gu AN d,

Pure Ground Bone, Land Plaster, Cement, Sperm,
Lard, Whale, Lubrleating and Coal Oils, Sperm,
Adamanline and PaTafiine Candles, to which
respectfully invite the attention of the public.
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In thirteen States the Legislatures
only meet once in two years.
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lfelmbold's Extract Buchu Is Dlurctlr .!
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Il II A e Il o l. l. A n ID,

beg inning at a chestnut oak, corner of lands OF
Moore Grier and Robert Moore, thence TO n
white ash, thence by lands of Matthias Appleraan
ana Matthias Girton TO a post, thence by The same
and BaltlS Ap plemans Heirs to pine, thence by
Edward Jones TO u stone, thence by Jones, Callen
ana Moore " Gricr TO the place of beginning,
containing
NINETY-FOUR AND A HALF
ACRES,