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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-03-10

GENERAL BUTLER does not hesitate
to admit that the stock in trade of the
Radical party is reduced to KukluX
outrages" and similar fabrications,
which must be kept up at any cost.
Hence all the vile measures which have
been proposed in Congress and the
schemes for reviving that sort of agita-
tion. He comedies that the efforts thus
far have failed to produce the response
that was expected, and, like Others in
the same category, hopes for some
blunder on the part of the Democracy,
by which Radicalism may profit. The
wish is father to the thought, for if that
is the only reliance, BUTLER and his
confederates cannot too soon disband.-
Washington Patriot.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-03-10

THE Philadelphia Age, Senator Sum
ner, the Harrisburg Patriot, and Yer
deli Philips, are bowling over the an
nexation of San Domingo in most lu-
gubrous accord. From them we learn
that annexation would be offensive to
the delicate sensibilities Of the black
philosophers and sable demigods of
Hayti; and that therefore the project is
sacrilegiOus. Also, that GRANT and
others own the whole island. We con-
fess we are oblivious as regards this
last objection. We believe it is indis.
putable t hat "GRANT and others own
the whole United States, but we never
heard of any body ohjecting to the
country on that account. San Domingo
is so terribly scourged with fatal disea-
ses that life can not be sustained there,
yet immense armies have failed to sub
ject its inhabitants. The ragged rascals
who inhabit the land in spite of both
disease and death, and who have neith-
er houses to live in, or shirts to wear,
or grain or meat to eat, yet love liberty
to the extent of destroying invading
armies and defying naughty powers !!
In short, they can't live, they don't ex-
ist, are ignorant and dehased, have re-
gard for freedom, show courage, power
and endurance, are too lazy to move,
love to fight, revel in fevers, mock all
government and don't care continen-
tai about any thing over the earth, or
under it, or in it, indulge in revolu-
tions for breakfast pastimes or appeti-
zers, &c, &c. No wonder it is Sob"
to bag them!
If the distinguished gentlemen re-
ferred to would give us something more
solid than their blather, or rehash OF
the old exploded arguments against the
annexation Of Texas, it might be of in
terest to the country and favor its peo-
pie with intelligent discussion. AS a
starter how much land does GRANT
own in San Domingo, and where i:
your proof?
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-03-10

THE New York express is response
BILE for the following epitaph on the
Forty-Firs Congress
Born March 4th, 1860,
Died Mare" 4th, 1871.
Its birth was wasahe aamiqfsst jhff6HRc,e@ Of ." nv
Born without wisdom and living with.
out mercy, it died without regret.
Omitting all that was good in legsla
ton,
Itapproved all that was bad
1t laid the heavy hand of power upon
the States and People,
And oppressed both by heavy taxation,
violence and Constitutional innova-
tion.
Refusing equal laws TO equal States,
And equal rights to equal people,
1t legisated for classes of people and
sections of country,
Without regard TO the greatest good OF
the whole country.
Nothing, in time, so became its life as
the hour of its death,
When the Speaker, in his place pro-
nounced it dead, dead, DEAD,
Beyond the hope of all resurrection.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-03-10

THE general physiognomy of the
House of Representatives has greatly
improved. On Saturday, when the
carpet-baggers, scallawags, and negroes
who claim to represent the Southern
States-the Africans being by far the
best of the lot-appeared to be sworn
in, there was general expression of
disgust, even among the Radicals, who
are to be associated with this tribe as
colleagues. But when the Democratic
and Conservative members from the
South-the real Representatives of the
people-presented themselves at the
bar, the contrast was so striking and
impressive that involuntary applause
testified the appreciation from the floor
and galleries. Wash. Rutriot.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-03-10

THE Louisville Couier-Journa' hits
pretty hard when 1t says that "if any
body had met Christopher Columbus
in the middle of the Atlantic and told
him that he was in the act of discover
ing u country that would ultimately
fall into the hands Of such an admins
tration as the present, he would have
gone back home and stayed there"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-03-10

THE apportionment bill in the Penn
sylvania Legislature is now under dis,
cussion. 1t has been delayed by reason
of the failure Of the Secretary of State
to furnish the list of taXables in each
county. A disposition is strongly
entertained by the more honest of the
members of both houses to give to each
county representation so far as practi-
40 bIa
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BY virtue OF writ of FL Fa. issued out OF the
Court of Common Pleas OF Columbia county and
to me directed will be exposed to sale by public
vendue or outcry on the premises, at OF @ o'c 'ock
in the afternoon of TUESDAY, Ma CHI 2Sth,
1871, the foil lowing real estate to wit:
All that real estate situated in Locust town.
ship, Columbia county, bounded ard described
as follows, to-wit: ON the west by lands OF John
Harne. ON the south by lands OF John llarner,
on the east by lands of Rudolph Yeagcr and ON
the north by lands of Daniel Morris, Scott and
John Icager, containing, "a ACRES, more or
less, on which are erected one Public House, one
Private Dwelling House, Barn, Stabling, and out
buildings.
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TIE two candidates for Speaker AZ

TIE two candidates for Speaker at
the opening OF the present Congress,
one from Maine and the other from
Ohio, were both born in Washington,
Pa, and completed their education at
the same time, in the same school, and
in the same classes, in that county. The
editor of the Lycorning Standard, from
whose paper we learn these facts, was
also born in Washington, Pa, which
seems to be a sort of nursery of great
men.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-03-10

WE observe with pleasure that that
sterling veteran Democrat, Col. WIN.
HOPKINS has been elected Delegate
Such men as he will be sure to give us
creditable nominees. By.the-way, no
Utter man for the place or stronger can
didate for Auditor General could be
nominated than this same Col. Hop
KINs. His nomination would be sure
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The AppOrtiOnment,

An apportionm ent bill has been re-
ported in the Senate, but as bill of
such remarkable fairness is not likely
to pass, we do not republish it. 1t pro-
vides that Columbia, Lycoming and
Sullivan shall form a Senatorial dis
trict, and Columbia have member IT.
self. Montour and Northumberland
are to have two members, which is
good arrangement.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-03-10

TXECUTOR,S NOTICE.

IL ESTATE OF JOHN MILLER, DECD.
Letters teStainentary on the estate Of John
Miller late of B. lalcreek twp, Columbia county,
decd, nave been granted by the Register of said
county to Daniel Rambach, of Briarcrcek twp,
Columbia county, Pa. All persons having claims
to the Executor in Briarcreek, Columbia county,
Pa. Those ilde btcd to the estate either on note,
Judgment, mortgage or book account will make
payment to the Executor without delay.
DANIEL RAMBACH,
marO'7l-6ws Executor.
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THREE HORSES, ONE YEARLIN
COLT, FIVE MICH COWS,
DUBLIC SALE


VALUABLE PERSONAL. PROPERTY.
The undersigned will expose to public sale, at
lis residence. in Catawis n township Columbia
county, on FRIDAY, March 2ith, 1871, at nine
o clock in the forenoon, the following described
personal property, to wit:
TWO MARES, ONE HORSE TEN cows,
several OF them fresh, one good Brood Sow, four
Pigs and two Shoats, one good Two-IIorse Wagon,
one Top Spring Wagon, one Top Buggy, one Two
Horse Sled, one Two.IIorse Leyer-Power
TIIRESHING MACHINE, TWO TANNING
MILLS,
one Cutting Box, Plows and Ilarrows, two sets of
Yankee Harncss, one set of Single Harness, two
Grain Cradles, lot of Hay by the Ton, and a lot
of good shingles, ono Niagara Cooking Stove,
one ParlOr Stove, one large Dining Table, one
Bureau one Corner Cupboard, one Sink Cup
board, two sets OF Chairs, three Rocking Chairs,
one eight day clock, one large lro Kettle one
large Dinner Bell, Il lot of Meat,
POTATOES BY THE BU5HEL,
lot of Cider Vinegar, two large Meat Stands, one
Grind stone, with various other articles too
numerous to mention.
Rg- Terms made known ON day OF sale. Re-
reshments free at the house
MINNER HILE.
ELIJAH CHETIsTER, Auctioneer.
tatuwissa, March 4, 1871,
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THEODORE TILroN, one of q million
of editorial quacks, wants us to say
whether we like his paper or whether
we don't. AS we have not noticed any
OF his other numerousrequestsfo for pufls,
we have in charity to say that the only
line of his we ever read or intend to
read is the one herein referred to.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-03-10

DURING the ten years of Democratic
administration from 1861 to 1861 our
exports were $2,75l, 300, 900 and our in
ports 1904, 100000; excess of exports
SGO,O00,00O. During the ten years Of
Radical rule from 1861 to 1871 our ex-
ports were s3,ll7, 900 AID our inn
ports SO 1852, 900, 600; excess of imports
$24S, 100000. Comments are unneces'
sarV
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-03-10

The Governor of Virginia has signed
the bill chartering the Washington and
Richmond Railroad This opens up a
direct line of communication from
North to South, under the control of
the Pennsylvania Railroad,
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NHE OLD EST ABLISHED
Il u IL N 1T u III

ana BEDDlNG WAREROOMS of II, r. LEWIS
are the cheapest in the city. He is now selling
PARLOR SUITS in FLUSH. HAIR CLOTH,
NEPS or TERRY WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS
in on or Nnrnish: COTTAGE FURNI1URE, all
styles; BEDDING and NJ MATTRESSES, various
sizes cheape" than Auctio prices; CARPETS,
every variety.
Come and see and be convinced. You will save
money by giving us n call before purchasing
elsewhere.
H. Il. LEWIS,
NO. li3O and ll3i Market Street, PHILADELPHIA
Next door to corner of Fifteenth Street.
mar.37l 3m.
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DMIN ISTRATOR,S NOTICE

IA ES TATE OF JONAS HELwIG, DECD.
Letters of administration ON the estate of
Jonas Helwig late of Locust township, Columbia
county dccd have been granted by the Register
OF said county, to simon Helwlg OF Locust twp.
All persons having claims or demands against
the decedent are requested to make them known
and those indebted to make payment, without
delay.
SIMON HELWIG.
marlU7l-fW# Administrator.
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

IA ESTATE OF EFFIE WEBB, DECD.
Letters of administration on tie estate oi
Ellie Webb late of Genre township. Columbia
county, dec ID, have been granted by the Register
of said county to William Wobb, residing in
Centre township, Columbia county. All persons
having claims against the estate OF the decedent
are requested 10 present them for settlement,
and those Indebted 10 the estate to make pay
ment TO the undersigned, administrator, without
dela". WILLIAM WEBB,
marlO'7I-Gw. A Admnistrator.
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WHAT will IL cost to take the returns
ofincomes? Gen'l Pleasanton says but
S7,0O0,00O can be raised by the income
tax and that it will cost $5,OOO,0OO to
collect 1t. But then the horde of revenue
officers make very efficient politicians.
This Is Boutwell's doctrine.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-03-10

1T is now said that the local option
bill which passed the House, was mere
ly "pincher," and that members are
already arranging TO kill it for a con-
siIeration. We observed that many
"roosters" voted for it and are therefore
not surprised that the process of pinch
ing' has commenced.
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ID U b l. / G S A l. Il
VALUABLE PERSONAL, PROPERTY

VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY.
There will be exposed to public sale at the late
residence OF Daniel =. Vandcrsltce, Noun Pleas
ant township, Columbia county, on TUESDAY,
March 81, 1871. at nine O'Clock in the forenoon,
the following described peisonll property, TO wit:
THREE HORSES, ONE YEARLING
COLT, FIVE MICH COWS,
two Steers three years old, one Sow, six Shoats,
one two-horse Wagon, one three-horse wa ;on,
one two seated Spring WaG N, one two-seated
Carriage, one Sled, one two-seated Sleigh,
ONE TIIRESUING MACHINE. ONE BUCK
EYE REAPER, ONE nay FORK.
one Hay Rake, one Tanning Mill, one Cutting
Box one new set OF Plated Harness, (can be used
single or double,) one set Carriage Harness. or c
single set Carriage Harness, two set Team Har-
ness, Plows. lianows, Cnltlvatofs, Hay by tao
Ton, lot OF Potatoes,
ONE COOKING STOVE AND ONE PARLOR
STOVE, ONE GRIND STONE,
ahd variety of other articles not necessary to
mention,
Hs- Terms wi II be made known on the day OF
sale. WILLIAM HlDLA1.
MARTHA NANDERSLICE,
mar l07l-2t Administrators.
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II can thus be seen that the two-thirds
power which for eight years has been
lodged in the hands of the Radicals has
departed. In the two preceding Con-
crosses they could suspend the rules at
will, and pass any infamous bill thought
necessary to maintain their hold upon
the country, or rob its treasury. BY
this power most of the unjust bills
which now disgrace the statute books
Of the nation, were adopted. A change
has been effected in that important par
ticular, and hereafter each measure
will have to pass through the ordeal OF
examination and debate. The nation
will gain by the downfall of the two.
thirds vote in Congress, and public and
private rights rest upon a more secure
foundation.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-03-10

In five years after General Lee sur
rendered AT Appomattox Court House,
the cotton crop of the South has nearly
touched four millions of bales.
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dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP.

The Partnership heretofore existing between
Witmire, Bower & Co, Ia dissolved by mutual
CONSENT all those Indebted to the above firm will
please call and settle their accounts either by
note or otherwise The business will he con-
where they will he pleased to have their old
customers and friends call -
wlTMfRE & IRVINE
N. B-Produce and grain taken on account,
at the highest market price.
mar lO'7l-3tA
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FRANCE presents a curious study.
Its people are divided into three prin-
cipal parties: imperialists, (Bonaparte)
monarchists, (Bourbon) and Republi-
cans. The former is no doubt strongest
and is united. The monarchists are di.
vided between the true line of Bourbons
and the Orleans branch. The Republi-
cans are composed of men who would
establish solid Republic and the law
less desperadoes who style themselves
Red Republicans. The latter will not
submit to any form of government un-
less it is powerful enough to compel
submission. They are destructionists
rather than Republicans. But no mat
ter which of the three principal parties
have possession of the government,
they are sure to be in minority, be-
cause the other two will combine
against them. The weakness of NAPo-
LEON consisted in the fact that as soon
as he led the army against the common
enemy, the other two parties combined
to overthrow the government. Let ell
ther of the other two parties succeed to
power, if they get into war, the same
result will follow. The internal discord
is therefore more fatal to France than
its declared enemy. 1t was supposed
that the crushing defeat sustained by
the French at the hands of the Prus-
SLAMS would teach them wisdom, but
they seem to be as factious. unreasona-
BILE and violent as ever. One of their
most distinguished men has declared
that their troubles would only begir
when the Prussians left, and the indi
cations are that the remark was truth
full. At present an intestine war seem
Inevitable. Either that or all th
threats and violence are mere bluster.
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ENTS FOR
GREAT FORTUNES.

AND How THEY WERE MADE; OR THE SrRUG-
GILES AND TRICMrHS o OUR SELF-MADE MFS.
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Send for Circular, etc, and notice extra terms.
GEO. MACLEAN, Publisher,
7l9 SAMSON Street, Philadelphia.
mar 3'7l 2u
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THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS TO CLUBS
COMPLIMENTARY
Il l. s Il i M d n 1 A l.
]. c. DERBY,

MANAGER or THE GREAT premium LAND SALE,
or the following well known Publishers. Bank
ers and other Prominent Citizens OF New York.
NEW YORK, Decembe- 18th, 1870.
Mr.. ]. G. DERBY, long and favorably known as
n Publisher in thi ) city-and, subsequently,
United states Commi ssioner for the Paris Expo
81 Ion of lS67-we the undersigned, have known
Intimately, and take pleasure in bearing testi-
nOny to his gentiemanly char acter, strict In
tegrity and honorable dealing MS business man.
DANIEL APPLETON & co., Publishers and
booksellers.
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GEO. w. CARLTON, Publisher.
NM ORTOS President Western Union Tel. Co.
ERASTUS BROOKS, Prop.N. Evening Express.
GEO. JONES Prop. New York Times.
ISAAC HENDERSON, of n. Y. Evening Post
j. U. ORV Is, President N y. Security Bank.
GftErtN HfkF, NORRIS & Co, Bankers, ID I.x-
change Place.
CHAS. A. STErSON, Astor House.
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ALSO !:

Another tract OF land, situated in said Locust
township, adjoining lands of Rudolph fengcr on
the north Washington Adams on the east John
snyder ON the south and Leonard Adams on the
ws.iizean abo9t ~ A. RrttS TO pc sold as
the property OF David Ieage
AARON SMITH,
marl0,7l Is. sheriff.
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A DMlNISTRATOR,S NOTICE.

~ ESTATE OF ELIHABErH sMoYER DECD.
Letters of administration on the estate OF
Elizabeth Smoyer, late of Mifliln twp, Coz dpbia
county decd, nave been granted by the Eegls.er
of said county. to Daniel Renbold, of Union
township, SchuylKill county, Pa. All persons
having claims or demands against the decedent
arc requested to make them known, and those
indebted to make payment.
DANIEL REINBOLD,
mar lO7l-Gw 81. Administrators
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ALSO

A House and Lot situated in said township Of
Locust, in village of Shutdown, adjoining lands
Of Washington Yenger ON the north, on the west
and south by the above described lands of Daniel
Yeager ON the east by lands OF John Harner,
containing ONE ACRE of land. on which Is
erected u House and Barn, and out-buildings.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-03-10

M A EoH'
IAN OUNCE OF PREVENTION IS BETTER
THAN A POUND OF CURE"
This is the most sickly period of the year, but
there Is a re medy which is "a constant protection
against the causes of diseases; II enters swiftly
into the circulation of the blood eXpels the mo
blflc subst ance collected therein during the VIM
tei; corrects all morbid changes In the blood;
promotes the opera ions of the dige tive OTgHns;
acts as mild and etcacious stoIlachic; strength
ems the nervous system promotes bUoyHncy Of
spirits md feeling; re Jycs the physical energies,
and impnrts vitality and elasticity TO every organ
OF the human body. II is no less celebrated II
prcpara tion than NISIILER'S HERB BlrrERS.
Use 1t nOw-use it reg sularly every day-and pre-.
pare your system for the change in The season,
and fortify It against toe dangers of disease.
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Congress.

The new Congress was organized on
the ith of March. The vote for Speak
er, in the House, resulted:
For James G.. Blaine, Republican, l26
I" George w. Morgan, Democrat, 93
The States of New Hampshire, Con-
necticut, California and Texas were not
represented, no elections having yet
been held by them for this Congress-
The House is made up in the following
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T Asst CHANCE
SEE WHAT 50 WILL DO!
SHARES SELLING RAPIDLY.
ONLY 81 [!


ONLY So!
FOR A SUPERB STEEL ENGRAVING Or
CHROMO well worth the money-and which
you are SURE to get AT ONCE, and perhaps
A FORTUNE OF $4,000!
ass $685. 90? $685. e Spi .c q $751; Spq s G%S of
and 81 other Grand Prizes
from Twelve Hundred Dollars down TO Three
TY-FiyE THOUSAND DoLLARsl all of which will
pos itively be distributed MS prizes among Share
holders
On the 21st Of April next.
All persons wishing shares should send s5 nt
once, before the books are closed, and they VIII
receive by return mail, carefully packed ntuOes,
ono of the following
SUPERB WORKS OF ART.
And ticket through which
A A FORTUNE WILL BE WON BY SOME oNEl
Either one OF the following Fine Pictures sent at
once, with SHARE In the Distributions
1.-THE MARRIAGE OF PoCAHoNTAS,"
On heavy platcpaper 30xi2 inches,
or"AN AMERICAN AUTUMN
A Beautifql Chrome, printed In OIL tints' &c.
or"THE DAY WE CELEBRATED"
superb Steel Enerayla9g 9 on heavy plate paper
Or"TIIE LANDING OF COLUMBUS
on heavy plate paper, 2Sx3S
"There is tide in the affairs OF men, wlhch,
Taken at the Hood, leads ON to fortune" &c.
SHAKESPEARE.
Tho Manager begs to state that time is required
TO carry through successfully so large an enter
Prise but the public are now satisfied OF the
honesty and use efulness of the plan, and thousands
have been ready to invest as soon rs the date OF
the drawing was positively fixed upon. This has
now been done, and every shareholder Is sollcl-
ted to interest himself in furthcring the sale OF
the remaining tickets. ..,--.,
No better or stronger endorsements of the plan
and object OF the sale, the value of the property
| or the management OF the scheme, could be de-
| sired than the endorsements given by prominent
| citizens and leading papers.
REMEMBER
that there arejonly 10000 Shares, and that every
| one paving sj becomes shareholder, ana re-
| ceiv at once superb Work OF Art, worm the
| amount invested, and Ticket in the Distribu-
| tion of the Prizes which may yield q S35OO Prlze
| or an equal chance in 0i Prizes, the aggregate
| value OF which is $4,000.
| THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS TO CLUBS
| nro now ofiered-every person sending n list 81
| live names together with S. for each name, shan
| receive one Five Dollar share In the distribution
| of Prizes with one of the Fine Works OF NJ;
| Large commissions and perhaps FORTUNE!
| may be the result OF n little effort. Try ana
| make up Il list among "Our friends.
| shares are being taken rapidly. All money
| received for orders after tho books are closed
| Will be promptly returned TO the senders.
| Address,
j. G. DERBY, Gen'l Manager,
| III BROADWAY, New York
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u Il NJ o V A l..
NO. PERUVIAN GUANO.

GROUND u ONE, GUARANTEED PURE.
FISH GUASo IN DBLs.
Poudrette, in Bags, Barrels and Buk.
RAW BONE PHOSPHATE OF LINE,
Trlce, $50 per Ton.
LAND PLASTER IN BAGS AND BBIS.
TAR, In l, . gallon Cans.
OIL SOAP, for washing Trees, in 3Cb. boxes.
COTTON SEED MEAL,
l. xcellent Food for Cows, increasing and enrlch-
Ing the Milk. IN BAGS, l5plb, EACn.
Ora KILLINGS
For Hog and Chicken Feed
CEMENT.
Agency for Copay Hydraulic Cement.
For Its superior quality refer TO j. W. STARR &
Sons, Camden. N. j.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO THE TRADE
JOSIAH ]. ALLEN,
Uato ALLEN 4 NEEDLEsJ
Removed TO
SOUTH DELAWARE AVE.
mar lO'7l-l2tl PHILADELPHIA.
pA PER RAGS just received and for sale at the
1 COLUMBIAN ONCE.