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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-01-08

Gerrltt Smith, of New York, the noted
Aooiitlohist by-gone days, is dead, having
been stricken down suddenly while on a
visit to relatives. Few men ever done more
injury to their country than he. and nj.
though he has now passed nom the scene of
the mischief he aided ;, larss,?>in psrpatra-
ting, those he left behind him ali, myrial.
yet unborn will feel the weight of tn criey
Gus load of debt and wrong he assistcl so
materially in piling upon them
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The Truth COMING OUT.-The ancient
Spinner, he of the fancy signature, comes
out now and produces figures which
show the national debt to have bccH
decreased but little over million last year,
although the Radical press reports decrease
of several millions every month Fresh
loans we're being made all the time, which
kent the deht at about stand.still.
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NOTICE To HEIRS.
y COIJ'NBIA C1T-NTy sG.

I@ tie OrP|4as' Cjhf of C5iumbia Copaty
lp matter of the partition and valuation of the
'Rte uf Peter b. Wcnuer late Of Columbia coan-
| leo Elizabeth Wonner. widow. George Wenner
| 1Aoeth zimmerman, and to all other persons in,
crested; f "
i9l are hereb7 notified that the Orphans Court OF
Is county granted rule upon the heirs NJ said d.
rht To accept or refuse the estate al the valuation
7hoH cause why the sam. should not he sold
iteIpTe YOU are commanded to be and aupear N.
lh orphans court to be holden at RlOomsfIrg in
sul county. on the first Monday Of February newt
'pu th"n and there accept or refuse the estate at
Nfualon put upon 1t by the inquest duly awarded
If show why the same should not be sold aereCnlIy
Ildrd hereof fail not ~ f
r, witness the honorable William Ewcll, ESQUIRE,
day OF December. A. D., one thousand
Sght hundred and scvcnti .fJur
n MICHAEL GROVER,
puN' % 'f-oI' Sheriff.
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"N' uonlinees are as fOtlOWS, TO VIII
Resident Clerk-Mai Ebrdge McConkey,
Harrisburg
Reading Clerk--Geo, d. Herbert. Mercer
Message Clerk-A. E. Fabey, Crawford.
Transeribing Clerks-A. G.. Dewitt, North
cumberland, and George Fisher, York.
Sergeant A. Besmish, I.u-
zerne, and four Assistants.
Doorkeeper-Ephraim Jones, Allegheny,
and four Assistants.
Messenger-Theo. Snyder Blair, and three
Assistants.
Superintendent of Folding Room-Jcre-
miah Seitsinger, Schuylkill, and ten Assist
ants.
Postmas.er-Francis Ferris, Bucks AS
sistant, J. r. Smith, Fayette.
The Speaker is highly spoken of, and the
Clerk is well known to be competent and
honorable man. OF those amongst the other
officers elected known to us, either person
ally or by reputation, Messrs. McConkey,
kcttering, of Westmoreand, Snyder Of
Blair, Seward of Bradford, Strecter of Erie
and Krebs of Clinton, are men Of excellent
character, competent and will prove worthy
| officers. The selection of Beamish, of Lu-
zerne, is not credtable to the party. The
fortunate ones are mostly recognized Demo-
Gratis, bat some among them are new recruits
from the other side who made their first ap-
peararce in the Democratic camp within a
year or two.
The number of officers is fixed by law Of
the last Legislature, and the caucus seems to
have determined to fill them all. But we
are free to say to our friends in the Legisla-
ture that if they want their party..to triumph
hereafter they must reduce this number
fully half, and the salaries of themselves
and officers from one half to two-thirds-
or else the party must repudiate their own
members of the Legislature who refuse to do
this. One or the other alternative must be
adopted or future defeat must be accepted
The Democratic members cannot be blind
to this fact, and they need not entertain the
vain idea that the people will overlook it.
The Pittsburgh professions ofa reform, SO
unanimously and solemnly made in conven
ton, must be carried out. The issue cannot
be lodged. 1t is treason to be unfaithful
and suicide to procrastinate or. attempt to
excuse. If there ever was time when he
"who dallies is bastard and who doubts
is damned"- that time is now. The Dem
ocratic party has no room for towards and
sneaks, and its representatives in the Legis-
lature have choice only between faithtulness
to the Pittsburgh resolutions and being justly
branded astraitors. Orally round the has,
boys" abdbe faithful to the promises your
party convention has made
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SHORT POSrPONEMENT-DAY FIXED-FULL
DISTRIBUTION.
FIRST GRAND GIFT Concert.
Montpelier Female F'ullan3 Association
At ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MARCH 2s, 1875.
LIST OF GIFTS.
PRICE OF TICKETS.

myl' iiNHc'' ~ w
llhlNtS ~ w
SuIlL NV
Esnlhs or roCh coupon ~
90 IleAclo luI loo W
The Montpelier Female Humane Association, CHAR
tered by the Legislature Of Virginia and the Circuit
Court Of orange CO.. proposed hy Grand Gilt Con-
cert 10 establish ana CndOw II 'ilOme for the Old
lntrm, and Destitute Ladies' ~ Nlr1inlu,' Ht Mont
pelicr, the former residence of President James
Madison.
Governors Once, Richmond, July 3, 1874.
lt AFFORDS me pleasure to say that am well ac-
quainted with large majority Of the Officers Of the
Montpelier Female Humane Association, who reside
In the vicinity Of my home and attest their intelli
Eence and their worth ana high reputation NJ gem
tenen, us well rs the public confidence, Influence
and substantial means literally represented among
them. JAMES /. KEMpEE. GOV. Virginia.
Alexandria Va, July s, lSI4.--' commend
them As agents of honor and Integrity and fully
titled to the confidence Or tbs public,
X. W. III HIlRS, L. s. Judge East'n DIST. Of Va.
Further references by permission: Ills ENcclleRcy
Gilbert c. Walker, Ex-Governor, OF Va; Hon. RObt.
J.. NitherS, Lieut. .-GOY Of Va, and w. $. Senator
elect senators and members Of Congress from Va.
KumttaHces ror tickets may be made by express
prepaid, pJst-o1lce mOney-order on Washington, d.
c., or 10y Registered letter.
For full particulars, testimonials &C., send TOR CIR
cuHr Address, HON, JAMES BARBOUR,
Pres't N r. II. A., Alexandria, Va.
Reliable agents wanted everywhere. Dec25,I4-4
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The Pittsburg Post announces that in con-
sequence of the notifications placed by the
post Office authorities upon certain sections
ofthe new postal law concerning newspapers, it
will commence January lst 10 pay the post
age and furnish The Weekly Post at the old
rates, viz Two dollars a year, single copies,
and in clubs Of Ave or over, one dollar and
fifty cents. The Daily Poet, nine dollars a
ysar. postage paid Nv tlss psopsivtoss
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

~ COLUMBIA COUNTY, Ss:
Among the records and proceedings of the Court
of OmInon Pleas inter ala, II Is thus contained:
In the matter of the money paid into court for ais
trbutiOn among the claimants against the borough
OF Centralia
And now, December 80. 1874 on motion Of A. p.
Splnney ESQ, through John NJ. Clark the court ap
pointed c. b. Brockway, ESQ, auditor to ascertaia
what judgments now existing are valid claims
unpaid arI report TO the court the order In which
the same shall be paid out OF money now In court or
Which may hereafter be paid In Three weeks 10
tce OF the time and place OF meeting before the aud
itOr to be given by publication in two weekly news
papers of the county. BY THE COURT.
Certified from the Records.
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APPRAISEMENTS.

w The following apprasements Of real and
personal property set apart to widows Of dcccdents
have been filed In the OCc OF the Register OF COL
umbia county, under the Rules OF Court and VIII Is
presented for absolute confirmation TO the Orphans
Court 10 be held in BloOmsDurg, In and for said coun
ty on Wednesday, the Sd day Of February, 1874, at
O'Clock p. H., OF said day unless exceptions to such
combinations are previously nled, OF which all per-
sons Interested In said estates will take notice:
1. Widow Of William Barber, late OF Modlson
township, deceased.
.. Widow OF samuel Kostenbauder, late OF Cata-
wlssa township, deceased.
3. Widow OF George Kressler, late Of Scott town
ship, deceased
4. Widow OF David Coleman, late OF Fshingcreek
township, deceased
Registers Offlce, ". II. JACObY,
Bloomsbury Jan. sth, 1879 Register
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ID EGISTER,S NOTICES.

I'D EGlSIIRS NOTICES.
IN Notice is hereby given to all legatees credit
and other persons interested In the estates U the
respective decedentS and minors, that the follow
Ing administration ana guardian accounts have been
filed IN the Office Of the Register Of Columbia county,
and VIII be presented for confirmation and allow
burg, on wednesday, the Sd day Of Februar 1873,
at O'Clock, p. m, Of said day.
|. The Inll account OF aTshal @. Kinney, guard
Ian OF Charles l.. Mcdowell grandson and heir OF
Matthew Mcdowell, late OF scott township deceased
Q. The final account OF Levi A. Hi1lay, guardian
or Clara 7. CreveliRg, minor child OF Ell Creyellng,
late of scott township deceased.
8. The first and final account OF Moses Davis, ad
rsinstrator OF S ah Davis, late Of Briarcreek town
ship, deceased
4. Tho second and nnal account of John StaIy,
eIecutcr OF William Rosblns, late OF Greenwood
township, deceased.
The account Of Nehemiah Kitchen, executor Of
Daniel Kitchen, late OF Flshingcreek township de-
ceased.
6. The account OF Clinton Mende nhall, admins
traitor oi Peter Miner late OF Locust township, de-
ceased
Z. The account Of Jesse Mensch guardian of Clara
Sldler, mtHOr child Of John Sdler, late OF Franklin
township, deceased.
S. The final accouns Of Samuel Kostenhauder {,
guardian Of Clara kOstenbauder, nOw Camp as MED
BY the administrators t'said guardian.
1 Q, The nrSt and nnal account OF Jacob Gersinger,
IocutOr OF John Bright late OF FiSllingc reek town
| s'p deceased.
! ~ The account Of Henry Heller, executor OF Peter
| lle'er, late OF Minn township, deceased.
| , II The account Of Lafayette Greasy and Henry
Shal Y administrators Of Peter B. Wenner, lute Of
| hrl~i eek township, deceased
| H. . first ana partial account Of Isaac N. Run
yan 81 utor Of Priscilla MkunyA An,late Of Madison
| sOWhsh4. deceased.
-, RegislUs once. w. II. JACoBY,
Bloomsou jau. s.h, ls74.j Register.
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The length of railways throughout the
world will exceed two million miles, and
the capital invested in them in the last thir-
W years is about $4,000, 100000
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Federal Debt and Finances.

The increase of the Federal debt during
the month of December amorited to s3.6oo.-
967 So. The total debt, less cash in the
Treasury, on december lst, 1874, was two
thou.Ssd one hundred and thirty-eight mil
iioi7s sne hundred and thirty-eight thousand
three hundred and thirty-four dollars and
fourteen cents. One hundred and thirty
nine millions would be considerable debt
to pay, but when two thousand millions is
added to that the people may well shudder
The Federal Government has already
guaranteed over sixtyfour millions of Pacif-
ic railroad bonds, and paid more than twen-
ty-four millions of interest on the same.
Yet these cormorants are asking for sixty
or seventy millions more and the Republi-
can Congress will vote it to them if the
members do not fear the people too much.
Certainly nothing but the Democratic victo-
ries last fall can prevent the additional ap-
preparation.
The cash and assets in the Treasury at the
above date were little over Sl37 900, most
ly in gold, kept there to prevent the premi-
um upon gold rising above what the govern
ment chooses to make it. This latter object
is effected by the government selling gold in
indefinite quantities at a certain premium
whenever the demand causes it TO rise above
that sum.
The Butler Herald thinks a Resident
Clerk is of some use at Harrisburg, and as
serts that he has work of consequence to do
in the summer, during the recess. The ex-
perience of Col. Hiegler, the editor of the
Herald, in Clerkshps of the Legislature, has
given him this impression but the expert
ence of the editor of the COLUMBIAN in the
Departments is that the Resident Clerk is a
nuisance during recess. People having busi-
ness at the Departments can have it attend
ed to properly by applying directly to them,
and the shipping of documents, &c, can
just as well be attended to by those having
charge of the public buildings and grounds,
of whom there is now a small regiment. 1t
did seem to the writer that the main busi-
ness of the Resident Clerk" during the re-
cess was to obtain copies of laws from the
Departments for correspondents and make
"a nice thing of it" by adding five or ten
dollars illegal fees upon each of them, and
otherwise pilfering.. from the people and the
State. During the session he has always
been a sort of marshal ofroosters and peddler
of small fry votes. The large fortune one OF
these geniuses has amassed in this business
ought to be evidence enough to the editor OF
Che Butler Herald that we assert only what is
strictly true. We say, therefore, abolish the
useless. expensive and corrupt office. II
was sn out-growth OF Radical corruption and
sxtravaganes. and Il win be = libel upon their
professions Of economy II the Democratic
Lfvuss vosstia1es IL
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NOTICE TO HEIRS.
y COLUMBIA COUNTY, 50:

a VI ltE 10 lILi Rs.
~ COLUMBIA cot NTY, 81:
IN the orphans Cowt Of C5lpmJia C5unfy
' the matter OF the partition aud valuation OF tn,
ty, deceased ''"'n''' oouh-
40 40 .asld Ash, Elias Ash, Joseph Ash, Levi Ash
"IS hsn' hehaSSas Ash, 'CAn ash apd TO ali oth"r
You are hereby notified that the Ornhs,s, co,,,,
fn .Tn tothH granted rule upon the heirs Of said
Vurht " acctpt or refuse the estate M thc voIms
ry oy 2nsN cause why the same should MOI he sid
4 p,ESrolt Sou are hereby commanded 10 he and
x. ~ az az urpnAna Court to be holden at Blooms
IL. ahI Tor The said county on ne tlrst N0nTay
rtoIN1ry next and tIen and there nccent nr rc
Il.t jy HIt' at ts valuation gut upon Il by the
/ be -6l S"StG,a or sdo" why the same should
,yjtnasii ie ,t Hau provided; hereof fan not.
4!d"mfS ~ we honorable William Hwell, ESQUIRE.
,thti tI our said Court at Bl1nmSi ~
M ,Il!nt 2ay u december, A. d.. one tbaiissndG ny
iI hundred and soyenty-four. ' 'No 'Hou9anu''
Dec 95 74-1u ~i'hAEL GROVER,
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A DNINJSTRATOR'S NDYICl

N EsTATs OF MARTHA HARTSAx DECEASED.
letters OF Administration on the e5tSte OF Martha
Hartman late N Scott township ColunTNta county,
deceased have been granted by the kegstlr Of said
county to EMANUEL Hartman Of ShCkShiniY All
persons having dams against the estate OF tip de-
cedent are requested TO present them for setleHeh
and those indebted to the estate TO make payment
TO tho undersigned administrator without delay
EMANUEL HARTMAN,
Jan S-sw' Administrator,
Shickshnny, LuZprne county, Pa.
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1 rlIITOR'S NOTICE.

J NE FsTtTh OF NAIIA kATfF, nFCFAsED
n tnp'rsivncd. appointed by the Orphans Court
N IlrmblI county. auditor TO make distribution OF
Jalalc' IN The hands Of Isaac X. krckb1um, admin
lstrto ~ Maria kautf deceased, will attend TO the
1utAS his appointment at the Office Of L. II. & II.
II. } lti IN bloomsbury, on saturday. the 23d day
II ian lrY, 1875, at 10 O'Clock, a. m. All persons
hay ~ claims against said estate are required 10
az I'd be debarr9d from coming IN for share OF
sal tu 4. ROBERT X. LITTLE.
bee %, '74-4w. Auditor
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December 81. 1874.

b. FRANK ZARR, ProtkOnotary.
In pursuance of the above order. the undersigned,
auditor viii meet the parties Interested for the pur
poses forth in the order at his ofce In Blooms
burg, Saturday. January 32th, 1915, at
Q o'clock, p. M. at which time and place
hose having claims can attend # they see proper
&. b. BROCKWAY,
Jan. s, Ti-4t Auditor.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS.
~ COLUMBIA COUNTY, IS:

IN fte O'phaa'' Comt Of C5iumJiu Caunty
a tHe inatttr Of the partition and valuation Of the
deceased - ''' 'o"ii'''
70 Mar, Harris, widow, JOSEPH Harris Margaret
ii.Fri'' Mary JaEc Petty. Sarah Barnard, Thomas
i7'fis' ana to al! Other persons inter sted:
You are hereby notified that The Oropap4, Court NJ
thI 'ulhtf granted rlIeAIpOn the heirs Of said de-
ucht 10 accept or refuse the estate mt the valuation
r. snow cause why the same should not he sold i
hereiore you ere hereby commanded TO be and an
II ~ an UInhahs COuE 81 be holden at Blooms
y February acIt, ana then and there accent or ~;
use tle estate at the valuation put upOs II by the
.ltSL u'tlS awarded, or SHOW why the same should
l't oe 'uu aSrrcahS To the act If ASSEMBLY In such
'1e' made and provided; hereof fall not
, W W illcss NE Honorable william Elwell Eg1sre
resurnl uf our said CuUrs, 1t Bloomsbury the
.Sn' & @ @,uI1I gay u hee' InhCr, A. De- one thousasd
lsht hundred and ssyu y-tIur
,,oo q, -, MICHAEL GROVER
NV - W" SierY
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A NnITOR,S NOTICE.

n NUITUKN NUITUE.
L n i'THB ESTATE OF WILLIAM BUTLER, DECEASED
lne uheNsgned appointed by the orphans Court
nI Colune GQunty, auditor to make distribution OF
balance OF shioestate will attend to the duties OF his
appointment az MS o1lce In the town Of Bloomsbury
on saturday tnn ne eth day of January, 1879, at 70
O'CLOCK a. m Al pt sons having claims against said
estate are required ~ attend or be debarred from
coming In fora share OF Ssld fund
CHARLES q. BARKLEY,
Dec, 2S iTs-lN auditor
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All those f.jtract. Il lana situate inI town
aplp, Culuml count feuJsy lYunia, - aul
described as IlONs one II them be sal
post ut th sE.u West corner VI tract .ur
yeyed ON rUnt . yalhariue Lo +,
thence by 81 CatlSr Luugtnberger l5i.ll
10 utSfees, -ttt1 pt uln1 tU a post: l. EyrfI
n ugErt's, w lll Irlcuu, - a post Uc by
lshd SUI" eye 'the B.ue4 II Thomas ug1
10 degrees, Nyf 100 U.rDheB 10 Il post ... b,
ldAu surveyed tla name Of Daniel uItL
lbE degrees, 'l 80 0'reb-ttO "a post: Id .rti
q degrees, ga 4 pelrLa- tOu post: tn. L,,d
OF Jesse Broot-. uJul ls degrees, WcsU iuc5 Ia
a red OK; tt,v ~ aul In the mai Je ,sr
hrooEs, norm lrgrr't Ha't :. percne post,
The place Ol D.g lhR containing 3,plS au1
alOrsuCe NOR less: -urye ed On aut a.
Andrew CLARK ltUd the sd day OF "A iva
one otl1 Qf trcl brgiuiug at a post tne Vest
corner OF TIE uH described tract, suryl war
rant 10 Andrew ark tapuce Dy the we,iue a.,
the sald AudirN tlark lract north l.rr,S
west ''9 pelthn1 post. tApnce by hIryeI
oA warrant 70 s1y Scout and Jacob n. de
gfceSy west 80 hes 90 tones, thence slIr.
Vtyed ON warm. 10 Benjamin lyock, Z, ds-
grte5, cast 70 puhes tu 1 pine, thenee s'Ir-
FVStd ON a War slt a. .H' tRe Nycr, sOulirars |
east ~ 90 porlcs tO d post: thenas ,ilr' |
Ve!ei on wANiI john bauOn jr., n0rgiecs.
east 100 perthes, hickory thence b .ryf'
IN the name N -,a BruuLs, nOrthl2 lN,st
= p3rchcs to 70 thence bJ the samu IS de'
grc.S cast 90 pt'les ~ post the pEgpIn.
hlhS containing y acres more or lex On.
sstN''N - - - - fAl NJ'A Ou MuIINIulpl
Meyer dated A,Uit ~, 1884. one C.et 0t
Them, DuklhhluS .tl post the south N r ~
the last above dt = bed tract surVeye irI,,Ut
70 Daniel Ntyt nd thence BY I DaIe
lei Meyer, norsh q gregs west $50 o e, r',,
pine: thence by lldof BcHl lainln LyoC b, d. !
srees, west % I'M CYlulag part OF tl,Gidin
Jacob llOssler L3l-e ly Tue said ,Iaatb
llossler to the nol Mru line OF aud sun NJ
rant John Bsimi , tueure by the Jrti, ~
degrees east east po he placr Of hegatain,
a |
OF land surveyed o.. waugf III ID dnt"2i
y5d August 1893, "a tlr orfar tnr5nu'''lteu 4
at stones separate. Il Uuu hnds ',,Hs "t
lu Hehliul Yuck, I4rnCeni mn"
west u31 BIO puTtWs p o -t,Ugr ~ A'Sg.q
degrees, east 2h ni rlss lJEtusss o % I.
surveyed On Wat4lI tl Ma. Sod iut' p,
Bftes, east 20 pertla tU stgui- isug' l.
surveyed on "a warrant ~ DInII a wuI'
degrees, west 2gut.l5 tot iI..s. ~
surveyed on safY u h. Bnui llnin aula
iegrceai west 2J3 tblstl tlA usl 40 n,
,0hta!nI 4i0 acres uOk on ~ n aug VI
-r4ct VI lund sur}eyel h wu.fiJ,t "iile
Aell5d taken in exc ltnl.tut tobst
,rty Of the Daayill, h.ltoa ecf tteop, :.
io,ld, /" hvdl 4
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"The State Of Pennsylvania is in itself an
interesting study. Its bosom holds all the
anthracite and much of the bitumnous coal
found on the continent Its hidden foun-
taihs produce a large portion of the oil now
so essential to the comfort and industry of
the world. Many of its hills are deposito-
ries of iron and other ores, which are utiliz-
ed in immense manufactures seen in every
valley, Its forests supply the principal part
of the lumber used in the great cities of the
Atlantic seaboard. Its soil varies from the
poorest. It's territory is washed by the tides
the Atlantic, and the waters of the Lake
Erie, and is drained into the Gulf of Mexico
by rivers navigablc more than two thousand
miles Its boundaries completely separate
New England and New York from the Mis-
sissppi Valley and its entire area is dotted
by scenes of more than ordinary historical
interest. All these combinations add to
the charm and interest of travel. and every
American can find something in it instruc-
tive and gratifying"
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s. $. Wolf, Esq, Democratic member of
the Legislature from Centre county, died at
his home on the tst inst, of typhoid fever.
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BLoOMsBURG MARKET.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PAPER BAGS.

VENhe paper -four bags sold at the COLUMBIAN
Office are very strong and In I'll respects supe-
rUr-thO best made-printnd bOtn iUf nGckwhcat
and Wheat four-and are sold cheap for cash. T.
A. l.. TURNER, Il. 7. GARDNER
Exchange lTotCl. Residence Market ST.,
LIST door below Rev. ID.
j. Walters.
nRS. TURNER, & GARDNER.
Office over Kleim's Drug store.
Jan. s, 10y BoOmsburg, Pa.