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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-10-06
LETTER FROM WILLIAM sMAFFER.
THE s1t1vn ISLANDERS NAILED!

Mr.. EDITOR :--Your ncighbor, 81
MON G. SuIvB, has spread over the
county scurrious hand bin which
seems intended to convince the people
thot am no better than / should he
and that the convention made a mis-.
take In not nominating him for County
Commissioners instead of giving him
only 10 votes ont of 67 for nomination.
Now dare say that many of my
friends will think that should pay no
attention to his abuse, but quietly wait
Tor tho decision of the people, as it is
generally understood that candidates
are TO be patient aud submit to being
freely handled before an election. But
ON reading his handbill am Of diff
ferent opinion, because he endorses
ISLANDERS that have been printed in the
Republican newspaper and adds somo
of his own, in such positive way that
some honest people may think therC is
some foundation for them if they are
not dCuiod.
/ claim to be only plain farmer and
not used TO writing for the newspapers
but ii will be easy to answer all he says.
He has something to say about 'rng"
| in his own town, who control things
there, but he forget5 to tell us that he
received every vote from Bloomsbury:
in the convention and that | was nom
mated by delegates from other parts Of
the county; so that if any body was Il
"ring" candidate, he was the man. The
| truth is that no one in BlOOmsburg in
dueed me to be Il candidate; | came
out because my friends ut home desired
ii, and was nominated because l had a
fair majority in Convention. SO sup.
pose that all this slang about "ring"
Is because he has been reading the No.
puJlicaa newspaper and don't know
what else TO say.
lie next repeats the alan1cr of tht
RcpNjHcd@ about delegates beiua
bought to support me, aad says h'
would like to know what 9 certain note
10 bank was drawn for in my favor on
the day Of the convention. Now Mr.
| Editor there waG no such note drawn -
he insinuatcs on convention day or any
other time, and the whole charge that
delegates were bought to support mc l.
entirely false. Not dollar was eve
spent by me for any such purpose and
never will be, and | defy these low
mouthed men, who speak from thcir
own base natures in this matter
to make out single particula
of their charges on me. They may
try to make others believe what the,
do not believe themselves, but the,
will not be able to make their SANDER
stick. And so l say to Simon and al
his hackers, if he has any: "you hav
lied about me bascly, but the pcopl
will not believe you and all your dirt.
labor will be lost"
Shivo goes on 10 say thata new papo
is to be started in Bloomsbury aud it
to be honest. Ifso, it will not be at al
like him =; that is all | hayo to say o
that Inject.
WILLIAM SIIAFFER.
CENTRE TWP. Oct. 2, 1871.
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IllitCratp Preachers.

A correspondent is severe upon illit-
crate preachers, hear him:
Illiterate preachers ought no longer
to be tolerated, or at all events their
production ought no longer to be encour-
aged by our churches. "The school.
master is abroad" and congregations
cannot listen with editication to very
crude ideas, and bad grammar dis
courses. Ignorant preachers are an i'm
pcdimont to the education of the people
and ought now TO be considered an i'm.
pcrtinence. We lately heard preacher
mou;hing the Lords prayer in this
fashion: "Forgive us our trespdSSeS as
we forgive those who trespdSS against
us" BY the way o leading commen-
tator upon the sacred writings denoun-
ce5 what he calls that Frenchifed word
trespass, in our English translation OF
the prayer. 1t is certainly, if not un
cOuth, unusual and obscure in the par
ticular connection in which it is used
and if the original will warrant The
change might very well bo supplantet
by that very excellent word, offend
"Forgive us our oGences, as we forgive
those who o0end against u.s."
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-10-06

DIR. ADAM CLARKE, (COmmeatGTy,
Hctdce 10 the book Of Job), after speak
ing of The corruption of the Persian
language by the Introduction of Arabic
words, proceeds to speak rs follows
upon the effect produced upon the Eng
lish language by the Norman conquest:
"Such influence has the language of
a conqueror on the country he has sub
dued: witness our own, where paltry
French phraseology, the remnant Of
one Of the evils brought upon US by our
Norman conqueror and tyrant, has
greatly weakened the strong current of
our mother tongue; so that however
amalgamated, filed and polished by
eminent authors, we only speak very
toerable jargon, enriched, as we fool
ishly term it, by the spoils of other
tongues. The best specimen of our an.
cient language exists in the Lord'.
prayer, which is pure English or what
Is called Anglo Saxon, with the excep
tion of three Frenchified words, tress
passes, temptation and deliuer."
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September 3, lS7l-iL

1NUsr WHAT TIME HAS SASCTIoNEp-Ihe
maxim that the voice OF tEc people Is the voice
OF the divinity, may in some eases be opoh TO
doubt, but the testimony Of honest and culipht-
ened witnesses extending through n series of
years, and all to the same pulport, is WORTHY OF
credence, admits OF no quest ION. Upon such
testimony the reputation of Hostetter's stomach
Bitters an antidotc and cure formany ailments
is based. During the twenty years that n has
been before tho world, inuumorable preparations
intended to compoto with IT, have gone up Ike
| rockets, and como down the extinguished STICKS,
Meanwhile the progress of that neoml tIable
| tonic has been swift and teRdy- always upward
| and onward like the eagles ilight, It, inuCduc-
| tion produced n revolution in therapeutics, md
| II proved TO be one of those sRlutaly revolutions
| that cannot go backwards. To-day Hostetter's
Btters is one of the most popular remedies in
| chrstendom, and commands n larger sale than
| any other medicinal preparation, domestic or
| imported, ON this side OF the Atlantic. As q cure
| for dyspepsia, bilious disorders nervous aGec-
tions, general debility, and as n preventive OF
epidemic tevors IL takes precedence oi every
other remedy, This mct EhO uld teach the am hl-
tious country dealers who endeavor 10 foist their
local abortlons on the public In its stead, how
futile their small attempts to cajole The CONF
munity must necessarily be. Where the game
fish have failed there is no chance for the "sucl-
crs"
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W IIIII.A NJ 0II y T
CENTRE TWP. Oct. 2, 1871.
l!OY Is IL

The Philadelphia Press publishes D.
A. BECitLEY as chairman of the Radi-
cal committee Of this county, "who has
co operated with the State commit
tee" What sort of cooperation? The
Radical convention appointed JosEru
SHARPLEss for the express purpose OF
taking the funds out of the hands ol
the Radical oilice-holders' ring. The
question arises, WHO HAS CHARGE Il
OF THE RADICAL CORRUPTION
FUND for this county? We forcwarn.
ed the honest ones that the "ring'
would be too sharp for them
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-10-06

TIE news from Europe represents
Queen Victoria to be in very prccari-
Gus health at her country place in Scot
land. Even insanity is suggested. The
British public is much excited.
The Prussians are slowly evacuating
France. The Republican government
Of France is so only in name, and is q.
tyranica and much more blood thirsty
and revcnGcful than the Empire.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-10-06

M. I. LUTz is driving the dry goods
business with energy and already has a
large, cheap and splendid fall and win
ter stock on hand.
The new firm of CLARK g. WOLF are
receiving their fall and winter stock
which will compare with any in quail
ty, price and variety.
Every intelligent reader looks to the
advertisements for news that materially
interests him.
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County Fair.


n correspondent OF the bloomsbury
Republicap last week takes ground
against racing at County Fairs. lie
says:
The Fair is intended to promote i'm
provomCnt in the various branches of
industry, whether agricultural, horti-
cultural or mechanical. But Just here
a question presents itself. Is the man
agcment of our County Fair kept as
closely, rs 1t should be, to the objects
for which 1t was organized. We fear
that 1t Is not, but it is inclining moro
and more each year to what Artemus
Ward iacetioisly termed an "Agricul-
tural Horse Race" a good display of
the best horses for the various useful
purposes for which horses are kept, is
well calculated to promote improve
mCnL in this most useful animal, but an
exciting race or trot generally causes
| the people to throw aside the more I'M
| portant qualities of the horse, and the
ali-abaorbing questions thought of are
now much money was stdkUd, and who
won or lost? Then, as matter of
course, the more entries that are made
and the more noted the animals which
compete for these prizes, the greater the
| excitement and tho result is manifest
care yCrv li,,lo whoihof n horso can can
make his milo in three or five minutes,
IL ne can only do his duty in the iurrow
vi ,lod u'"" Z" ncnvy .y IoSI ~ a illouetato ray
arc the bone and sineW Of tho Fair.
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l,rsr Trnltin, races oro o.,cn,,o1 l,u
and vr,oar rs rou,nar.1 win rur.,f..
,acna. but either i. ont cr ,,laco nj a.,
A,.rirurur,I r,i,, Fi,to,. f., r,!n NJ,
yin,,,igu or law. aod IL 1T - ,Ygl1n +,
many how. Io,y officers. s,yorn to obo,
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he iplul..d. ,yhy rp-, ,h,v crow,
Themselves rpop Acri.nItproi E,irs,
y1ri....,.,t ,..-i 81: 4.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-10-06

TIE Treasury Department announces
that the Government has saved $500, ,lSi
by the destruction and loss of fractional
currency. Probably this is all right for
the Government, and we are glad that
there is any way Of honestly ro,cnforc-
ing the Treasury. But it will occur to
the average political economist that the
Governments gain on Il destruction of
currency is dead loss to somebody.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-10-06

TIE oflico Of Commissioner would be
one Of Convenient profit for Mr.. SIMON
G. SuivE. Living in bloomsbury he
could step into the Commissioners office
every day, spend ten minutes each
time, caG chnrge The county 9icO Dollars
for each riSHi That would be q very
convenient way Of making pocket
change, and IS perhaps the cause OF his
ovcrauXicty for the Office!
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-10-06

DEDICATION SERv1CE.-The new
Reformed and Lutheran Church, at MI
media, will be solemnly dedicated by
divine permission, to the service OF Al
mighty God, on Sunday, october 22d,
1871, at 10 o'clock a. IN. The christian
publcare kindly Invited to attend. BY
order OF the Building Committee.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-10-06
Republican Blessings.

The Republican party has been in
power ten years, and these are the re-
suits
1t established negro suffrage
1t disiranchised thousands of white
citizens
1t invaded the Federal Constitution I!
1t usurped the sovereignty of the
States!
1t ignored the Courts of Justice
1t abolished civil law in certain parts
of the United States!
1t created military departments out of
States
1t created military commission to try
civil cases!
1t suspended the ha6eas corpus ia
time of profound peace
1t denied to white citizens the triad
by jury five years after the war ended
II encouraged hcnegroc5 in idlenc.a
1t gave over two hundred millions OF
acres Of the public lands within the last
two years to corporations Of rich capI-
tslists!
1t disregarded solemn obligations !
1t broke every pledge it ever made to
the people
1t squandered the public treasury!
1t refused to prosecute the thieves o
public moneys!
1t attempted to corrupt tic ballot
box!
1t appointed spies in every commu
nifty!
This is but an opitomo of the acts o
the Radical party during the last flv
years OfitS existence. We are told tina
by the fruit we are to judge the tree
Is the fruit of this Radical tree so pleas
ing TO tho sight, to the touch, and espe
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-10-06

IN spite of the tremendous frauds
that are daily being perpetrated upon
the National Treasury, the President
takes his ease at watering places and
travels the country as unconcerned as
though every thing was lovely and the
goose hung high.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-10-06

BRIGHAM Young and some Of his
principal officers in Utah have been ar
rested and are to be tried for the crime
of bigamy. This is the beginning of the
end of polygamy. Their I" new revcla-
ton" will not save them in criminal
prosecution.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-10-06

TIE Washington Patriot, the Nation
al organ of the Democracy, has changed
editors and is very greatly improved in
practical editorial ability. Our friends
who want paper from the Federal
capitol would do well to subscribe for
the Patriot.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-10-06

MCCANDLEsS and COOPER arc the
Peoples candidates. They are the men
who always did and always will stand
in the front when danger menaces.
Vote for them if you want your wrongs
redressed.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-10-06

A RADICAL paper says that "GEANT
takes wherever he goes" We know he
does. He takes anything that the pco'
pie are fools enough to offer him, from
brlndle "purp to 500 900 farm.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-10-06

THE ladies Of the Presbyterian Church
of Bloomsbury, will have tables at the
Fair next week, supplied with the best
of eatables, hot coffee, tea, &c. They
will be prepared to serve meals from
ll3 to 2 o'clock, and also at o'clock
u, NJ.
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District Attorney.

BLooMsBURG PA.,l
sept. 20, 1871. I
To THE EDITOR oFTIIE COLUMBIAN (:
Having been induced by certain
friends to have my name announced as
an Independent candidate for the Office
OF District Attorney in our county, and
after doing so was deceived by certain
ones who promised to support me at the
coming election,I take this opportunity
to announce to those who really intend
cd to give me their suffrage that / have
Withdrawn my name as a candidate ant
recommend them to support the regu
lar Democratic nominee for said ofilc,
IN preference to the one nominated b,
tho Republican party.
Yours Truly, o. G. KAuLER,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-10-06

II man does not make new acquain-
tances as he advances through life, he
will soon find himself left alone. a
man should keep himself in constant
repair.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-10-06

An exchange says there is "morc
horse racing In Pennsylvania now than
ever before" OF course such things
must take their course.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-10-06

NJ. j.. CONNER is authorized to trans.
net any business connected with the
COLUMBIAN office. If.
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Democratic MpCiinmS,

Numodia, October 9Th.
Greenwood, at lola, October 7th.
Mount Pleasant, at Joncstown, Octo-
ber 7ih
Centralia, October 7th.
Minlin, at MitilinvilIc, OCTOBER 9th.
ROhrsburg, October oh.
Berwick, October 9,h.
The meetings will be opened ut 7
O'Clock in the evening, aud will be al
dressed by competent speakers whose
names will be announced in hand-bills.
By order OF the Democratic Standing
Committc.
G. q. RANKILY. Ch.irman.
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DesiroYIng Tickets I

Keep careful watch on the Demo-
cratic tickets and see that they arc moi
destroyed on election day.
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The same party and the same men
VINO made negroes Uoters to defeat the
VIII of the white people of this Com.
monwealth, are now asking Democrats
TO vote with them The impudence of
Radicalism Is unfathomable.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-10-06

WE learn that on Saturday afternoon
last the barn of WM. FEEAs. about four
miles west of Berwick, was burned to
the ground. The contents were all de.
stroycd, including grain, hay, &c, farm
ing materials, harness, one fine horse, a
lot of hogs, &c. The fire probably orig
mated from locomotive sparks. Mr..
FREAs had been thrcshing the day be-
fore, and his barn yard was filed with
straw. On Saturday just before the fire
train of now freight cars passed, the
locomotive throwing sparks freely,
having no screen over the stack. There
was no person about at the time except
ing Mrs. FREAs and n small boy, who
saved some horses and cattle. Insured
for $4,000 in the Wyoming and $1,000
in the Danville Mutual, which proba-
bly, covers the loss excepting the incon-
Vcniencc.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-10-06

THE blackberry is not only a deli
cious luxury but has valuable healthful
qualities, and choice varieties ought TO
be generally cultivated. In fact no
family should be without them. In the
raw state or cooked in any form, for
pies, puddiugs, canning and preserving,
jelly, jam, marmalade, &c, they Can not
be surpassed by any other fruit, They
also make most delicious wine and cor
dial, with little trouble, and these are
peculiarly grateful to n disordered
stomach and are a most excellent tonic.
They are healthful in every form. The
Nov Rochelle is tho favorite cultivat-
ed variety and are most delicious when
fully ripe. See card of Mr.. GARRISON,
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MARKET REPORTS.
LOCAL NOTICES,
MoYas BROS. have any cider barrels to sci


LOCAL NOTICES,
MoYES BROS. have fifty cider barrels 10 sell.
n, y. LUra has the lorgcrst assortment of fall
ond winter dry goods in Dloomsburg and ut tho
lowest cash prlcc}
For shawls, drcssg)ols, c,ssimcri, nanncls.
cloth skirts, trimmings asd notions go to NJ. T..
Lrrl.
NEW ltochcllc, u.awton) Blnchhcrry'vinos fot
sale, s.. per hundred, by JOSEPH G'eefsoS
Hloomsburg, Pa.
TOBACCO and sEGAitS can be bought at tho
Mammoth Grocery off. II. MAZE, at city prices.
Quality very superior. Try them.
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S1SGEHs New Family Sewing Machincs-ton
d ollars cash.-haanco in monthly installmcnts
J. \. DoRAN, Agent Bloomsburg, Pa. no.g,-u
PeRsoSs indebted to this onlra for Job print
ing and Advertising arc reminded that ono per
cent per month is added to all bills that stand
over 20 days. n3s-tG
WE call attention to HENRY ZuprINGER's cs-
tablshmont; in the limo of watches, Clocks
jewclry, etc. he Is an expert, aud in spoctaclcs
otc, he has II large selection with n ripe otpori-
cncc to promptly tit the required GcVS.
THE statements made by dealers In other ma
chimes, that they sell New Singer Sewing Ma.
chimes is not true. Tho Singer Manu- factory
| supply no machine in Columbia county, except
to t.eir authorized agent, J. y. DORIAN. no.3J.tf
\ GtSFEAL assortment of SCHOOL BOOKS
AMI STATIONARY, wholesale and retail at a.
u. WEEB's Book store, opposite the Court
| House. Miscellaneous books, portmonaes, stcr-
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THERE is rodIacro flesh is Aelrto more troub-
l,'omo to manage than rhcumrtism, 1t comes
wh"n you least expect 1t, AMI generally remains
til! II gets ready to 20 away The most conspc-
unu. rcme1y for this complaint is J,iusoa'S An
OjsH Lttinl3H.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-10-06

DO not fail to cali at the new music warcroom
of I. W. NILES, rs he has just received n spon-
did assortment of sheet music, ald n general
assortment al Musical Merchandise. Go and
hear the Angelic Organ it has such a beautiful
tone. and rrut MILES viii be happy to show the
beauties OF his pipnos and Organs to all who
WIS.,. Give him call aug Gj,7l-it
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Railroad Timo Table.

LACKAwANNA & BLooMsBuRG r. Z.
North. South.
Nnil ... ............ li:IiN.M. 8.57 T.. N.
hcccnmod odH u ion....,..u.,,' o!V1N ~ 80 = vi,
'i- 4i' io'-i 80 ava
uATAwfssA II. II. FROM RUPERT STATION.
CioIur North Going South.
4:l2 l.. NJ. IV.Uo a. "l'
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-10-06

TOBACCO and SEGAitS can be bought at tho
Mammoth Grocery off. II. MAZE, at city prices.
Quality very superior. Try them.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-10-06

Two or three doses of 6hcrid6HS Cju0i,y Condi-
ton PoicicyS will cure a horse OF any common
cough or cold, and the very worst eases may be
cured in n few weeks. We know this from OK
me rinmrn.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-10-06

NEW ltochcllo, tLawton) Blnc;hcrry'vinos fot
sale, s.. per hundred, by JOSEPH G'Ryt50S
Hloamsburg Pa
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\ Gr%FrAL assortment OF SCHOOL BOOKS
0ui STATIONARY, wholesale and retail at A..
u. WEEB's Book store, opposite the Court
House. Miscellaneous books, portmonaies, stcr-
coscoplr pictures, games, picture-booSs, blank
book of all kinds, etc, etc n3Stf.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-10-06

PeRsoSs Indebted to THIS onlra for job print
ing and advertising arc reminded that ono per
cent per month is added to all bills that stand
over 20 days. n3s-tL
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DRIDGE LETTINGS!

n RODE FOUNTAIN PENS for sale cheap at
" this Office.
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CLARK & WOLE'S

CLARK & VOLTS
COLUMN
JOHN WOLF
Has purchased a one-half interest
in the Stock of Goods of HI.
Clark. Mr.. Wolf has
been to New York
and laid in
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] also give official notice to the electors of COL
umhla county, that, by an act entitled IAN Act
further supplemental to the act relative 10 the
elections Of THIS Commonwealth" approved
April l7th, A ID. 1863, 1t is provided as folows
SECTION !. BE IL enacted bUHc Senate UHd HCiSt
QJ Representatives Qf me Commonwealth of T. ~
SWrdHtd IN General assembly M, dId Il is horcbl
enacted LH the authority Cf ne SoUiC, That t. shall
be the duty OF each OF the Hsacasors within this
Commonwealth, ON the first Monday in June o
each year, 40 take up the trarsc ipt he has re-
ceived of the county commissioners under th,
eighth section of the act Of fifteenth of April
eighteenth hundred and thirty-fuur, and pro
| Ceed to an immediate revision of the same, 10y
| striking lherelrOm the name OF every peTsoi
| who is known by him To have died or remove,
since the last prey ious assessment from the dis
| tTict OF which he Is the HssessoS on whose dealt
| or removal ifom the same shall be made know
| to him, and To add to the same the name of an!
| qualified voter Who shall be known by him u
| have moved into the district since the last pre-
| Nious assessment, or whose removal Into th
| same shall be or shall have been made know
| To HIM, and also tho names OF all who sha
| make claim to him tohe qualified voters therein
| AS soon as this revision is completed he shn
visit every dwelling house IN his district an