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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-11

FOR NEW-HhVEN. HARTFORD, SPRlEf-
titLh ANb Thk SoRf;-Shames .,.e pee1'Ap of S'"'
SAFETY, SEED; AND COMFORT.
70, n.;Sa vw.,s. Eehsus s'Gs Junction o;I I.
e'ai. p", D SI IT.. new and ''anch steamers
VII e a4H q fIswsrse CIV q; ., r,w,o.no~
~ sa E' a;:1 f s. '.:y . % ~ No. fro"
~ Sf S:r.a there eea".eio, trains
ioi the 'lov. ro'nt. Vi. Nos Norwich and wo'ee
North RIVER ,.o. IL. SHORT. j., Agent
SPECIAL NOIJCE-CHANGE OF HOUR.
~ On 9a sI &SoS,, ION n, Sand Ss.m'r;
leave Pier 90 North RIVER for Boston and in,smsat pO at
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JEKSEY.-
nt at At SoIsve win, south Bs;s Ro;a At mpsS Jan,,G.
r ,h Tue v Ls AID an AMI =. E1 VII, IT, The
'ozh ana me W without change Of sn also to Genial rem
ALLfST0:s LINE TO THE WEST.
ie"gon Fa."n Beihl.he~. Mssch %"s wnc.
barr r',yoe Mahano' cy Mt. Carmel Hareon, ruushanoeA.
"a mFo Ea.,oD. Connects Junction With Del
m-ws,IEEs r1rEx" day eIccr sundays. sor E'"On Alien
ton; at Phil with nh rsS6 o SoaFL' Wh
v, s s a S.a | sas Ere &c., i'''H "
lGy1 m.-w.y TRAN for SomervIi.
M.sao .I..p" S fa.' R A:'c cosn M'l
Eparstr, Po,tsylle Harrisburg Ge
z p m.-fOr PlIinteJ.
ZD m-For son Connects st PbiHsnrg with lehic6 and
Sus DIVISION for Allentown W!Aehur
L..gh VALLEY Tor AN.l,o~n C4s...uu' at riip.
burg for Bcyidce
$40 D.. m.-for Plain6ed
Elsion Aenown and Maueb CLnu
ton with Del. Lack end West
tyip m-for Son ery lie and lexington
S D. m--For Somers lie
aWpm-CLSciNxAu EXPRESS daily for Es,on Bethlehem Aea
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chero, aud tHcnns
ing and Palace Can to Pittsburgh anu Chicago
6 p m-For SotIerviie
7 D. m-For Bonneville.
7D D. m.-tEmgrAnt)-For Phllipsbng
&l3 =. m-fOr PiainteLd.
Il:20 .. m-For PlsLheh.
For Ehrabeh $50 Goo 10, ;l5. 1b 200 $50 90 Gals
1000 1890. lia5 1890. 2a5 i;a 200 1E 300 SGD w.
4U So 4ij $40. sl3 $40 t go oU .: 1:45 $40 9l5.
IeB, 40. 1900 p.
Tickets West obtained the oce the Central Rail
Of Tbey and at the principal
hotels and ticket olhces IN NevYora CITY.
r. 4. KICKER Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-11

ERIE RAILWAY.-WINTER ARRANGE
Ia MENT OF Trains taking effect Dec ,S'l From Cbanb rs
81, bepot For Twenty.thini note below =, ~, c.
q, Buffalo and sgars Falls Sleeping Cosche destination
lOO Ill., Express Nail Buffalo and Niagara Falls Drawing room
Coach to suaeaanna and STEPPING .caese, to Ss @
700 D. M CDsiy) Cincinnati Chicago Night Express Sleeping
Coaches through CINCINNATI Buffalo Niagara Falls and thence to
For PORT Jrrvi. 800 $50 llo and 'lli5 40 $50 and 'o
For Goshen and Mde,owu 49, 500 1890 100 aud ILLS
For W.rrei, 500 iI:Oo and mas. m.A@r%
For Sus.pn boo TO- o. ii:OO 800 So 500
Poi Ras..o ohpias Aend.e and s:Oo 1890 HOO
.I.is I. m. 500 500: - %, 100 and 'i:o ,.,
Por Paterson 6ls 40 8:o 8:b lO:oo ll:o0 'llo 2V,
H. 500 500 SIS, $50. 600. '6:D. 7:. s' '
For Rutherford PARK P,ssac CIi ~ 1880, 1890 io
H., LAS 800 400 9:l', oc '6~ 1913 p H. and U~
For Hacken,ck and w.y G5 .+j 400, 500, 600 $50
n. m AND Saturdays only l2:Oh mid ~
FOR Spng Valley Way, i3 S3 m lsJ +t3 $40 and
For Ensl.woo ,+ 900 oo J5 . As, $50 60 and
'7is D n SATURDAYS only l?'oo nh. u,
For rr.l 7:i5 900 O BIS AZ! $50 $50 and e IS
D ~ SATURDAYS cnl, I2:oO midnight ~
For pprr Pielmont 80 900 $780, AIS. AS $50 GO
and T.: IS D. IN SATURDAY only Il:ol midnight
Far TrTnont and Nysck 1sS H. 100 as $3.50 go aud @1
0. ~. SATURDAYS only llN midnight ,,.,,
Tw.n third St. 6he,n earlier than above time Lat boat
omT weu:y.,hini'st 40 -
B.-TrAns the n. K r. OF ~ j. I"arnc Chambesst on
thd IT. thirty minutes earlier than above
Ticket. passage and for Drawing Room and Sleeping
chr. can and orders for the checking and transfer OF
Baggage may left at the COMPANY g, and y; Broad
wse cor One Hundred twentyfhst and Ihins,e. Harlem
Bookbn 10! broadway WI!amough a. the 'o~panJ
DEPOT, and OF Agents a. the principal hotels
"'' VIM K BARR. Gem. Pas, r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-11
Qoparmership Notices.

0,,cs q, hosros, BiIss Co.. Nav YoEK, Dec. J. IG7l
AIR CHARLES r. MlI1NOR retirrs from our
a. ~. 1,sn buasess asd N. GEORGE BOwDOfN hseoues
Q PARTNER from his dah Ao"IO", oI'oo = w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-11
Citp propertn 10 Eet.
fotels.
% Dhom II man Qoneerr

90 Uhom II man Goneern
II L. MAXWELL, if still in Luzerne Coz
IL. penn will Snd postod9e the last n GOTTA
I OST-Al persons are cautioned against
nrpoti,tpr ERIFCATE No 1858 dated Jan e. Ill., for 80
Reading Railroad stock the nm Of George Miller IS transfer
h.. nsen ,ooIsd and made for Certificate
GEORGE MILLER, 60 Msrketst. Philadelphia
DESPONSlBLE PARTIES, of extended mcr-
rnt- connections who intend chang their business Jann
die Boou u.rIst Frtrlsa references given and requdre
AGENT. Boz 2e27, Boston. Mas
CHAKESPEARE's HOUSE.-The Directors of
- the Palace prepared receive trn.ers for the
nn,,b,.e Of the frme Of Shakrsesrrs Hou a. SrAfod'
an standing in the Northeast GALLERY OF The
sta Palace This model made for the
the Centenary the Crystal Palace BY the veil
S A.. .,es and house expressly
"a, The COMPANY respect an exS fcnle the
both inside All Of taking down and removal
" Inv The Photogp and further particulars To be-
,d on Application undersigned 70 whom rnde arr to he ad'
Jrr.s,d not Later January 49,! T. GROVE. Secr~ta
Crystal Palace Nov. 81 is1l
7JNO LOAN on City Property, two sums of
sjuSs-ops Of and s2 VOC in two. hre
iii 90 on ysr.n, lots Principals onv HOWE Co. ~ Pinest
IVANTED-By parties long established. q
suitable BUILDING aud prcui.-s for Movem.nt and Water
Ca sthiu ms Of this cty Submit proposals. for
80. ass Of With full particulars ssd descriptions TO
WATER CURE. Boz LOG Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-11
AT KINZEY'S

AT KINZEY'S.
BARGAINS
sg,rAul j f FOX HOLIDAYS
Las. .sS n s.sss + 4s e $!szs
COLLARS - . r. sEis
LAcES' BARBhS, Walls, SEEplEwo"K' &c &C. Se
.D,2 so Srvsr,rco as cE Ds;;s'
HTT kIH. sSn ZINES ASh hkmMkp
~ HANDGERChihfS iANp X Hf e
o. IS: Sec 7$e . sS 81 80 EACH Gle tos. see. Is
We '' % ~ crE & pG vss fFs IT 7lF srr1rs
FLOWERS s Fl s4nPhs IS ;; SiCslSc Off,
&C.. loc lic., l'c, zoe &c. 3e, +oe per! yard
SILK TRIMMINGS, ciNfS PRINCES vELvETs,
Ikoa AicrIoS. CnkAr.
one AM T%C-hrrroS
CrosISG o + ArTc. toe 80,
&C "' Al" - F''' 2so poRTE-MoSsAIES
t%0 r.ScY sIrETEDtrTo>>
Nv Il 2'i Bk ss III 81 to ''@'
s6FT; fHAi Sk3S Sk9SfsS
CONES Pins, &C. ieA e
woksr ST H'f fsasDRoDERlEs
sllFpsGs t, MATs &c., H %1 to IT,
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.
THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE
ASSORTMENT TO BE FOUND IN TIE
CITY
WAX DOLLS, NATURAL HAIR 10. toss
CHINA LIMB DOLLS. Sc TO 81 2j
WAX CRYING DOLLS, Ioc. 10 81
CRYING DOLLS 5c. q sc.
fAPA AND MAMMA DOLLS. SIC.
ZINE WORK BOXES. JEWEL
CASES. WRITING DESKS PERFUME
(ASKETS GLOVE AND HAHpKBRCHlEP
BONES CIGAR STANDS, Ash
RECEIVERS INK STANDS.
THFRMOMBTERS. JARDINIBRBS
FEW OF THF ARTICLES
YOu CAN PURCHASE FOk SC.
pARAS FIGURES NEEDLE CASES,
CHINA PITCHERS. FANCY BOXES.
CHINA VASES. CRYING bUIL
FANCY BASKETS, CHINA LIME DOLL,
bHAss tNPkT, GLASS rat iT>,
bones IoR tANIihS hOiE BOOKS &c.
GhOCERY STORES. STABLES.
WAREHOUSES; DOLLS HOUSES.
PARLORs, KITCHENS DEPOTs,
NTAINS, SHEEP FOLDS,
MAGIC LANTERNS BUILDING
RLOCKs MHNAGERIBS. SWORDS,
GrSS TEUMTETs BASJoS, &C
A rBw OF THE ARTICLES YOU
PURCHASE FOR Zoe
DOUBLE MUSICAL FACES CHINA MICS.
BOHEMIAN WINE CLASSES HhKM0NicAs.
CHINA VASES. Toys. CHINA TEA SET
FANCY BOXES KALEiDOSCOPLS. MAGIC Tors,
WAX CRYING DOLLS CHINA DOLLS
PARIAN STATUES. FANCY TKrMPhrs,
CHINA WASH BOWL ASD PITCHER,
BOY or PAiNrS, PuhrE M"NNAihS &c.
GENTS DRESSING CASES
S3to tl2.
WORK BOXES 23c to SIS.
WHITING DESKS, aOc. TO $l2.
GLOVE BONES 25c 10 50 50
HANpKHRCI BOXES Csc to 50 so
BONES PERU merry, 23o to 81 Is
OPEN EVENINGS.
WON ne. uTOD
LIBERAL DISCOUNT
TO SCHOOLS. FAIRS, AND TRADE
T1yI TOILET SET. sc IL ~
IoHFIlAh Bpr0tHr HOLDERS. SIC. to al 80.
m 81 IAtiINitEEN, sc &c. I Ito +! 90
FCi' vi - VASES 30 30 ~
tuN.ttP ASD >AtCEE. i.'. to ~.
~ POX TOYS NINE PlSS
IkRMs VILLAGES. TOYS,
ANNALS FURNITURE,
kOAHvS ARK. SOLDIERS.
RAILROADS. EACAMpAENTS,
IsILS lILLERi
BiILpiSG BLOCKS,
JICTJkE BLOCK, ke.. &c,
AFFw OF THE Articles
IOU Can II E(NASLf UK
TWENTY TIVE CENTS
PRETTY FURNISHED WORE BOX
g. As GLOBE WITH GOLDFISH
B)XEs Pc Il M jikrAIORihOSBS.
IOtE kkiFp A((Ok'!NS>
WOOD HORSE AID WAGON
LARGE FANCY Bones.
FDX or PAINTS II FOUR DISHES.
SWISS CAbvEn Ht%1 Nlkkok
CLASS BDX WIlH BRASS SCALES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-11
Uesltbester Conntp Real estate for 6ale

NXESTCHESTER COUNTY FARM FOR
w SALK-S a.e 80 miles from NswY,s on the IIar.m r r.
ri on the .po, rortaining &c OF excellent smooth
aud g. m bub.u.. plenty ;ut. &c Lowest price. So o0
Aadns. 2. U. Boz Al, Ch,ppaquA n J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-11

The oock .s !Joors o*I a. ID a. th'
CLINTON HALL SALEROOMS
and comot Of oayy hche
Wilt application for VIII shoef h. made " the sae
No"'''' WV y" ~ GEO A. LEAvfTT / Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-11

will be held the CLINTON HALL saLEHhoo1' IN
stesd Of 8i7 Broadway. As advertised
Whites precIous eolection."-(rdbuna
The superb quality Of this collection. Evening Post
An embarras de rcte,se." -fHeraId
Most interesting private collection Of paintings exhibited this
cty"-lMiL
THE RARE AND COSTLY COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS RE
LONGING ALEXANDRA WHITE OF ChICMo. *.
LE(srED PERSONALLY ~ HIMSELF FOR HIS OWN Phl'Aib
GALLERY, ARE SON on AVN ,,,,,,,,,
FREE EXilSrrION DAT AND EVENING
NJ the Leay,t Art BroaIwav Of Tweht, whes
they l2t lust Tie sLoe ~i be sold b.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, Die. u AND H.
will ur rssd and appreciate the
great merit 81 valuable collection Of paintings
spesentiug artists with thar hundred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-11
Gitn Real Gsiatc for Sale.

A -1l6TH-ST. 600 feet widc) three LQIS
uar ayr overlooking Morning SIDE PARK for SALE at 4
bargain. WM. SINCLAIR. j., Co.. 3Pine-st
E'OR SALE AT A BARGAIN-A large corner
PROPERTY on MaiJenIare South st. large rri to
Pat cuiar, from HOMER MORGAN
ugyn Plns.st
nor SALE, or TO LET-An elegant brown
J. HOUSE, 25I62, four sor Por'yhs., fithye.
Possrsslou. \. EDDY Il Co.. No. Psrk-psce
I or on Sixty-thir,l-st., near MadisOn-ave.,
IL for SALE RuLAND l. WHITING, ) BeekmansL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-11
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERN RAILROAD


MORRIS hND ESSEX DIVISION.
NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE Water Gap strou nrg Sersno,
Bnrhsmon. Syracuse and Osweeo WITHOUT CHANGE OF CABS
Depo New foot Of Barclay and foot Of ChrlstoJbeft
Err ARRANGEMENTS. Commanding MONDAY November w.
500 BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Branch
directly through from Nevf0k Ossego without change
with Chester r. with and
b. r. X. for Kingston Wikesbsrrr Pitson. &c.
fl3 m EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting Dnvi with Boon
Branch Dover Caeser Branch Waterloo with SUSSEX
for Anover and Newton Washington with the d. L. and W. X
for Water Zap StuDurs Scranton Great Bend nghamton syria
and Os~eso and sston with Leh Valley L. L. Tor all points
1890 H. LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops Newark
Eon; Waterloo with Susey lroa At Pblpburg
BEL Del K for Belvdere &r and a. Easion viii " X X
for Bethlehem Allentown Asub Chunk WlkesbAe Reading and
100 D. N. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN. Paterson and
directly though wtnout change OF
principal Connecting at Dover WITH Chester X r.
4ioE NJ EASTON EXPRESS connects .. Dover with Chester
L, hehe,n. Allentown. R'ting Harrisburg sni III. West
3p HACKETTSTOwN MAIL connects With Boorton, Chester
and SuisrI Ralro.da
.:lu D. ~. pow, EXPRESS. .
For YOUNGSTOWN, .l5 9lu 2o 1oc ":3o 1870 4:lo
$40. and $40 m -. =. .
For SUMMIT and intermediate stations at $50 '' s0 TO- TO-
and lllO m. o:30. $50 t:t. 900 AMI 80 o. TO-
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE $50 80. $40 800 1910
and ll20 lO 2J $40 +:2o +S, 5J, 500 oo S" 9i'
Fr NEWARK $50 7:i5, 7+5 $40, 9:lo GAO 1910 1890
,I.o0 20 and !:V sI:l0, 200 '2y $40 $40 $3.50 4l0
.I2o 80 5:lC 5:JO bO 6:lO t0 500, S0 93 aud
lI:t5 D. M. Trains marked stop at East Newark. 90.
$40 and Ii 100 . aud 2u0 $780, $40 6:2o and D. NJ .
\. n,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-11
Sules bp Aurtlon

A. M,RwIS AuctoneeE
DY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., broadway. cor.
It,,-Sae, Works Of Art Fancy Gcos, Funnr. &c
MONDAY be- H. 10 SATURDAY. Dec I6 - SALE OF AhkRt
CANA Catalogue No. Of the Gowans Estate beginning
each day at p III.
GEO. A. LEAVITT g. Co. date L.eavitt,
" S,r.beg Coz Clinton Hall Asorplsce For the SALs .,
ACTION LBRAKks COLLECTIONS oil BOOKS PASIAos sba I'll
Luis II LrExAky PRopERTT
a. = LIGHr House. DEPOT.
oyycR IrOur ESGiSKER, THIRD DISTRICT.
TospkI>.vILE sTATES lsLAsD. N. 7. Dec !? ls,l
GALE of UESERVICEABLE ARTICLES
- SALE Of the following named unserverabie se WIZ
be held At thu, cepot Monday Dec. H. lV7l al .o"H:
pur CAsi Iron,
pi~,g Wrought Iron.
47W poD Old Rigging
g Iron cylindrical TANKS,
81 Tn oh Butts
6 B0aI.
j. G. WOODRUFF. Il. Col. Of Engineers.
l.. H. Engineer. Third Dsnct
CPECIAL. n, Witt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-11
STEAMBOATS, ARD E1i!.oaos.

FOR NEW-HhVEN. HARTFORD, SPHli,G-
FIELD AND Tht SOaTIi--Sbanes tsve PreSrp Tor NJ A.
Hsvrn at J:l' and |. g. connecting the hsioaf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-11

CPFITAL l.. ~, ,,,,,,..
- owing Of applications for ticket, to Mr. whns
sale the held a the CLINTON HALL sALESHooMS IN
stesd Of BIT Broadway. . advertised
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-11

Pavus.r Station NrwYOrt Of Twenty sevnths
fouthave. Entrance Twenty Seventrst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-11

Aiarge collection Of BLACK
9S.lNCIi CLEARING
yELVETS, at 81 so.
S., 81 so, So so ysri /;
70 nch REAL LYONS
ALL.SII.K VELVETS,
81 ani Si2 per yarl; p.
inch black Nc'vc's for
SACQCES and JACK
ETS, al AZ 50 and 81 -;
extraordinary bargains.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-08-25
Fire ot .Joss Sy2,, 900.


On Sunday evening last fire broke
out in Eagle stable, in the alley in tho
rear of Captain Else's hotel, in William
sport, ,and,a high wind prevailing, forty
six buildings were destroyed before the
flames could be oXtinguished. Among
the structures burned are Doebler's hall,
Faries' brick row, the residence of ex-
Governor Packer, William Vanderbilt's
fine dwelling and the new Methodist
church. The latter building was Just
completed-the bell having been put in
its place last Saturday. The loss will
reach S225,00O, with an insurance of
about Sl35,00O The fire is supposed to
have been the work ofan incendiary.
Williamsport is well supplied with
water, but as tho wind was blowing a
gale at the time, we suppose ithad little
effect on the flames. The light was dis.
tinctly observed at this place by a mum
Der Of people.
Tho fine residence of the late Coy
ernor Packer, and occupied by his wild.
ow, was completely destroyed. Very
little furniture was saved. Tho library
Of the governor, which was a fine one,
embracing many raro and valuable
books, was entirely consumed. The
collection of coins had been removed
some time since,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-08-25

Orange Blossoms, Fresh and Faded-By 7. 5.
Arthur, Philadelphia: j. NJ. Stoddart ~ co.
For more than quarter OF n century Mr.. AR
rTUE has maintained prominent and leading
position among authors. His books have had Il
wide circulation both in America and Europe.
His writings possess pecullaiities that endenr
them to all good people. They are full of beau
tiful truths, and are designed to awaken and
keep alive the tcnderest affections of our nature,
to strengthen virtue, to increase domestic JOY,
md to sweetcn home life by the abiding pres
ence OF mutual trust and love.
In tn is new volume he gives Us a series of liie-
pictures drawn with that skill and power which
is peculiarly his own; never weak, al ways deep
| ly in earnest aud frequently intense in his dra-
| matte effects, he has brought to the subject here
| discussed his subtest discrimination and highest
| effort. Men and women bound by the cOnjuBal
| tie are brought before the reader and he looks
down into their lives and sees the pulses Of feel
lhg-sees in some cases the "littlu foxes at worA
| 'spolllng the tender vines" and in other case
inc peace and rest and JOY of married hearts.
Az TINS time, when SO many talented writer
are putting forth false and perucious views o
marriage thereby doing untold social injury
| okAN"E bLossoMs," comes as II true an
hehlhy pook, ana Its wide circulation sauno
idll 10 DO Il large amount of good,
As u suitable gift TO the newly married, q
those contemplating MARI iage, this work cunnl
be too highly recommended.
The volume Is handsomely printed md el,
gantly bound, and contains n fine steel portra
| of the author besides many illustrat ions frol
original designs by Schuessele and Bensell,
Is sold only by agents. To active men and W,
men 1t offers rare chance for Il In crative bus
ness, and we would ad wise all wanting emplo.
mcnt TO apply to the publishers or an agency.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-08-25
THE COLUMBIAN DEMOCRAT BLOONsBURG COLUMBIA COUNTY,

ALCOHOLIC B1rrERs.-All alcoholic bitters In
market, without II single exception, are excit-
ants, and each dose isa dram under the disguise
of medicine. The only pure medical tonic with
out the almixturo of alcoholic stimulants, is
Dr. HoOFLANDS GERMAN BlTTERS, which,
Instead of cr"1 1tlng II morbid appetite for liquor
Will invariably cure 1t. They have never faled
TO cure Dyspepsia in all its various forms, when
taken according to directions. The leading med
ical men of the country are dscarfing as dam
gerous all the spirtuous bltters, and recommend
ing DR.. HOoiand's for all diseases of the digos-
tive organs, such as Constipation, Heart Burn,
Want OF Appetite, Headache, yellow ness of the
Skin and Eyes, Weight in the Stomach, Dcpres-
sion of Spirits, Impure Blood &C., sc.
Wherever there Is a sick feeing-which Is an
indication of approaching disease--a few doses
of DR.. Hood and's Bitters will prove a sure means
of protection against an attack and for any
disease of the digestive organs above mentioned
after they have become fast upon the system,
can be cured by proper use of DR.. Hollands
German Medicines, as follows:
AT night on going TO bed take two OF the pO-
DOpIiYLLIN PILLS-whch is a full dos"-lor
three consecutive nights after that one or one.
half of n pill, as the case may require to keep
the bowels open at the same time take the Bit
ters three times day until the disease entirely
disappears. In extreme cases of debility the
Tonic may be used instead of the Bittcrs, and in
many cases the Bitters and Tonic taken alter
natcly has proven beneficial.
These medicines are prepared by DR.. G, NJ
EVANS, G3l Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-08-25
Deaf HS.

KITCHEN In SugarlOaf township ON the 10th
Instant, Mr.. John Kitchen, aged ., years.
SMIT Hon the l2th inst, Lucia Dellroy, infant
OF n orman and Mrs. smith, aged months
ROU NDSLEY-On the 17th inst, Emma Jane,
daughter of James and Mary y. Rounusley,
aged 10 months, and q days.
HRRTSoN-In LewIsburF, on the loth inst?
william Came ron, son OF DR.. +. c. and j. {,
Harrison, aged 10 months.
ALBERTSON-In Greenwood township, ~ Inc
house Ot Elmra AlhcrtSon, SuSannah Albert :
son, CuusOrt of William AlhcrlSOn, dcCcased,
aged ~ years, months and days.
ncathcss spirit now arise,
Soar thou native oi the skies,
Pearl OF prize by Jesus brought
10 Ii is glorious likeness wrought.
So TO shine before the throne,
Deck the mcdiNtiOn's crown,
Go His TiUmphS to adore;
Made lur God To God return.
IO! lie bcCkOnS from ON high
Fearless to Ills presence fly,
Thine lhe merits Of HIS blood
Thine the rishtnCss OF God.
Safe is the expanded wave
Gentle as n summers eve,
Not one object of His care
Ever suffer shipwrCCk there.
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Bishop STEVENS visit to Catawissa
on Sunday was one of those occasions
which always brings pleasure and i'm
provement. The Luthern Church was
kindly loaned for his use, for whicE we
tender our grateful thanks. The usual
services Of the Episcopal Church were
rendered by the Rev. II. II. HEWITT,
of Boston, and the Rev. JOHN HEWITT,
his son, of Bloomsburg, Tho Bishop
then preached one of those powerful
practical sermons which discovers the
very unsafe condition Of those cassed
as "almost christians"
-Four persons presented themselvc,
and received the Laying on of Hands.
Tho Church was full, and all seemed
deeply impressed with the solemnity
of the occasion.
At half-past seven in the evening, in
st. Paul's Church, Bloomsbury, after
the usual services, the Bishop preached
again to q crowded audience, and con
firmed nine persons. This is the last
time Bishop STEVENS expects to visit
these places as Bishop of this diocese,
and n number Of persons from Danvili,
availed themselves Of the opportunity
to hear him. Tho day was made unusu
ally pleasant to the rector in charge a
Catawissa and Bloomsburg, by the pres
ence of his father, who is making him .
short visit
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NOTICE.-The Commonwealth

~ Pennsylvania TO Clara Pegg, Jane Pegg,
Mary Ellen peLg, Cutharinc Pegy, Sarah legg,
SANFORD pcgg, lane Pc in, Henry {. regg, Alice
Schug, Alfred Pcgg, Jonathan Pegg, Theodosa
Pcgg, Thomas Walker husband of Margaret
Pegg, deceased, william Lilly husband o. Jane
Pcgg deceased and John Harsh. You and each
OF you are hereby notified, to be and appear in
your persons before the Judges Oi the Orphans
Court, of the County OF Columbia, at an Or
phaus' Court, to be held in liLOOMSBURG, in
and for said County, ON the first MONDAY OF
SEPTEMBER next then and there to accept or
refuse TO take the Real Estate of William Pegg,
| late OF Madison Township, in said County, de-
ceased, ut the valuation, or show cause why the
| same should not be sold according to law.
W. IL. ENr, Clerk o. c.
| SHERIFFo OFFICE, July Is, lsil
| July2l,7l-Ot AARON SMITH, Sheriff.
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DMINtsrRATORjS NOTICE.

IN ESTATE or DA MEL GGGER, DECD
Letters OF administration ON the estate OF
Daniel Giger, late Of Monlour twp, Columbia
count y, decd, have been granted by tho Register
OF said county to Elias Gigor, residing in Mon
tour township, Columbia county. All persons
having claims against the estate of the decedent
are requested TO present them lor settlement
and those indebted to the estate to make pay
ment to the undersigned, admins lstialor, ihout
delay. ELIAS GlGER,
nuv II i7I-G,V Administrator,
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lperintendent, JOIN HARImAs
CLASS XVI-CABINET WARE, SHOEMAK-
EIsS, TANNERS, DC.


CLASS NNIl-BEES AND BEEillNES.
Superintendent, PETER s. BRUGLER.
JUDGEs-Peter S. Brugler, Thomas Aten.
Best swarm of bees ............. Ol
five pounds of honey ,.... .. ... ........,. D,
bee DI
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LOCAL NOTICES,

DO not fail to call at the new music wareroom
of |. W. NILES, as he has Just received a splen-
did assortment of sheet music and a general
assortment OF Musical Merchandise. Go and
hear the Angelic Organ it has such beautiful
tone and Prof NILES will be happy to show the
beauties of his Pianos and organs to all who
wish. give him a call. aug" i,7l-it
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Public Sales.
DUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE REAL sTATE
FARM AND TRACT OF LAND
CONTAINING 1f2 ACRES

situated in Maine township, said county, bound
ed by Ianus Ol Rudolph Shunian, John Gearhart
John Nuss, and Daniel Fenstcrmacner,