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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-01-15
TOWN AND COUNTRY.



SUN rises o'clock OF mlnutes-sets4 o'clock
minutes.
Moon sets O'Clock Il minutes. a. IN.
O.
GOLD is now quoted at premium OF about l.l2 In
other words green backs are l2 per cent below
par.
BLANK MORTGAGES for sale cheap at the COLUMBIAN
Office.
PAPER BAGS just received and for sale At the Co.
| LUNBiAs office.
| BLASE DBEDs, on Parchment and linen paper, COM
mon and for Administrators, Executors and Trustees
for sale cheap at the Z, UABIAN ONCE.
| BLANK NOTES with or without exemption for sale
| ut the COLUMBIAN Office
ATTORNEYS, Justices Of the Peace and Constables
viii ind general supply OF Blanks ut low rates at
| the COLUMBIAN onice
! MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES Just printed and for ale
at the COLOMBIAN Office. Ministers Of the Gospel and
Justices should supply themselves with these neces-
| sary articles.
JUSTICES ana Constables Fee-Iil!s for sale ut tn
COLUMBIAs once. They contain the corrected fees
established by the last Act Oi the Legislature up
|
oave one.
1t Is useless to attempt to cleanse stream while
the fountain Is impure, Dyspepsia, complaints Of
the liver or kindneys eruptlons OF the skin, scrUfua
headaches, and all diseases arising from impure
blood, are at once removed by Dr. Walkers Vinagal
Bltters purifier OF the blood, and renoyator OF the
system. II has never been known TO fail, 5l-4w.
e structed OF crude, and bulky ingredients
asst being superseded by DR.. Perces Pleasant Pur
gatiYe Pellets, or sugar-C Coated, Concentrated Roo
/ and Herbal Juice, Ant-Blous GTanuleS-the "littl
Giant" Cathartc or Multum IN ParyO lhysic. Mod
ern Chemical science enables DR.. Fierce to eXtrac
from the juices OF the most valuable roots and her
q their active medicinal principles which, when WOri
" cd into little Pellets Granues, scarcely larger tina
~ mustard seed render each little Pellet active
At powerful rs large pin while they are much MOI
palatable and pleasant In effect.
DIR. Ira X. Thayer, of Baconsburg, Ohio, writes:
10 regard your Pellets the best remedy for the co
10 ditOns for which you prescribe them uf any thing
have ever used, 80 mild and certain In effect, al
in | leaving the bowels In an excellent condition.
re seems 20 Inc they must take the place Of all 9th
r., cathartic pills and medicines"
,S, Lyon Macomber, druggists yernilliOp, d. ?
- says I'VE think they are going 70 sell like hot cak
- as as the people get eas Inted with them al
viii spoil the pin trade, those that have used the
es ike them much better than large pills.
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THE CONFESSION OF AN INVALID.
| PUBLISHED AS wAEsHG and for the beneht
see YoUsG MEs AND OTHERS who suffer from NERyOl
DEBILITY, loss OF MANHOOD, ETC., supplying I
means OF soii-cure. Written by one who cured h
self after unlergoing considerable quaokery, a
NN sent free receiving postpaid directed enyool
'ut sufferers are invited 70 address the author,
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Youths Boots at L. NJ. KNcRR's for
$l.75.
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The newest and latest styles of Gas Fix
lures are at ROLLINS d HOLMES. Call and
see them. Also see their stock of stoves
before buying elsewhere.
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DOM be worried and annoyed with not
only poor quality Of Coal but dirty ANA
slaty beside but buy of Q. W. NEAL BIo.
who deal only in the best qualities. 2otf
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Having replenished our stock of Paper
Bugs, of best quality, they will be sold as
los as inferior articles are offered. Printed
both for Wheat and Buckwheat Hour. Al
CoLIMBIAN Office
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A new Clothing Store has been opened in
the room occupied by Kleim's Drug store,
Main street below Market, BlOOmsburg,
where all kinds of gentlemen's Clothing may
be obtained at the lowest cash prices by
DANIEL YoCUM. II.
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aB. Siohner has an immense store of Con-
fectonery in great variety, Nuts, Candies, &c,
suitable for Christmas and New Years gins, to
which he calls the special attention OF the
public.
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TO THE PuBLIC.--Go to w. ii. Brown
and get one pound best Tea in market, put
up Ia beautiful Japsnned Gilt Cannistcr.
fsg one dellsu.
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New Calicoes. Maslins, Tickings and
cheap Dress Goods received this week at
LUTZ & SLoAN's
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Now for /. w, HARTMAN's White Dishes
$3.50 per set. No trust.
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CLARK q WoLF have Il large and varied
assortment of Goods, embracing all kinds and
styles, which they offer TO the public upon ex-
ceedingly low terms for cash. They ask the
public 10 examine their stock and prices.
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Real Hair Switches at MARR's.

Ladies and Gcntlemen's Rubbers at L. NJ.
KNoRRs
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Gum Boots at Z. NJ. KNoRR's-eyery
pair warranted.
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ROLLINS & HOLMES have just received a
large stock OF Gas Fixtures, Call and see
them.
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BurtS celebrated Boots for Mems wear for
sale at McKINNEY's.
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c. w. NEAL & BRO, spare no expense to
end cut nice coal. tito
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Blacksmith's Anthracite,

and Limeburner's Coal.
Especial attention given to the prepara-
tion of coal before leaving our yards. Grain
and Lumber taken in exchaRge for coal.
Coal delivered to any part ofNthe town at
short notice. Orders left at |. W. McKelvy' S
store, or at our Office, will receive prompt at
sention. Office and Yards at William Neal
Il Sons Furnace, East Bloomsburg. Your
patronage respectfully solicited
COAL. 7-tf-25 COAL.
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$3.50 will buy nice pair of Ladies Cal.
tiers at f. M. kNoRR's.
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Mems Calf Boots at e. ". KNoRR's fol
$500.
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A few sets of Furs left (cheap now at |.
w. HARTMAN's. No trust.
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Ladies and Gents Buckle Arctic at E. NJ
kNoRRs.
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COAL
GOA L


c. w. NEAL & Bro, Wholesale & Retail
Dealers in ali sizes of the best qualities OF
Red and White Ash Coal, at the very lowest
market rates. Have constantly on hand large
stocks OF
Domestic,
Cupola,
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
rEIIE SUhscribcr offers at Private Sale, on ac-
cOmmOdating terms, a
VALUABLE FARM,

situate In Muntour township, Columbia County, Pa,
containing TWO HUNDRED ana SENENIl-FINE
ACRES lie VIII sell ia whole or divide IL as follows;
one tract with the buildings, containing about ono
hundred and ten acres, one tract without buildings
containing about one hundred and fifteen acres
bOtn these tracts are mostly cleared land with sur
lGcEt wood land Tor farm and building purpose
and one tract OF WOOD LAND containing about uftg
acres. The above property viii be- sold In whole ur
as above divided, In either case the terms win he
made GHS}-OHt-EHlf or tWO-thlrds OF the purchase
money can remain IN the property Tor sumber II
years, secured b. Eonds and Mortgage; Interest on
The money 50 secured 10 be paid ANNUALLY. ThO5l
wishing 10 purchase VIII apply to Vim. NEAL.
ElOUmsOufg, OJt, Q,'Ii-2lu
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Cash buys cheap at MARR's.
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More New Goods at Q. c. MARRs.
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Go to c. C. MARR's for New Calicoes.
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RUSSELL has splendid lot Of
Peach Butter,

Ounce Butter,
Cranberries, Raisns, Dried Currants, Peaches,
Prunelas, Corn and all kinds Of Canned Fruit.
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HENDERSHOTTS GERMAN LINIMEST has prov
ed to be the best internal and external family
medicine yet offered TO the public. Don't fau " w
one DOttle-Only 30 cents In large bottles
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the CONFESSION OF AN INVALID.

PUBLISHED AS wARslsG and for the beneht OF
YouSG MEs AND OTHERS who suffer from NERVOUS
DEBILITY, LOSS OF MANHOOD, ETC., supplying the
means OF soil-cure. Written by who cured him
self after undergoing considerable quackeFy, and
sent free receiving postpaid directed envelope.
Sufferers are invited 70 address the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
Mar, T. Ts--ea Box i5a. brooklyn, II. X,
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f. +. KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF IRON
has never been known to fail In the cure Of weakness
attended with symptoms; indlsposltlon to exer-
tion ;loss Of memory dlnlculty OF breathing gencr
al weakness; horror OF disease weak nervous trcmb
ling; dreadful horror Of DEATH night sweats; cold
feet; weakness diancss OF vision languor unlyer-
sal assltuds Of the Muscular system enormous ap
petite With dysp-ptc symptoms hot hands tl1shin,
of the body; dryness OF the skin; pallld counte-
aud eruption OF the face, purifying the blood
pain In the back heayne3s Of the eyelldS frequent
black spots flying before the eyes with temporary
sufTuSOn aud loss OF sight, want of attention, etc
These syintoms all arise from weakness, and Il
remedy that Use L. F. Kunklcs Blttcr Wine Of Iron
lt mover fails. Thousands are now enjoying health
who have used it. Take only 4. +. Kunkc's.
Beware Of countcrfelts and base limitations. A.
Kunkcs Bites Wine OF Iron is 50 well known all oy-
er the country, druggists themselves make an mlta.
ton and try to palm 1t OF on their customers, when
they call for kunkels Bitter Wine OF Iron.
Eunkels Bitter Wine Of Iron Is put up only In 81
bottles and has yellow wrapper nicely put on the
outside with the proprlctor's Photograph on tke
wrapper OF each bottle Always look for the photo
graph the outside, and you will always be t.
get the genuine 81 per bottle six for s. dollars
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
TAPE WORM REMOVED ALIVE.
Head and all cOmpletc-in two hours. No fee TIL
head passes scat, Pin and stomach Worms reinoy
Pa. send for circular. For removing all ordinary
worms, call ON your druggist and get bottle Of
KuNREL's WORN SYRUP Price, 81.
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1tENDERSHOTTS
p z III III Il 70 5i.2 a g x D
OPPOSITE CENTRAL HOTEL,

NyTGiERE may he found full stock Of Drugs Medi-
w Clnes, Chemicals, Pharmaceutical Preparations
Pcrfumery and Toilet Articles.
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Happy relief for young men from The effects OF Er
rors and Abuses In carly life, Manhood Restored
lmpedimests to Marriage removed; New and re-
markable remddies. Books and Circulars sent FIRE
n sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOC1A-
T1oN, No. South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
an institution having high reputation for honorable
conduct and professional skin.
Nov. :, ls18-ly
sCnENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS
WIN BE- ounlt) p)s3 css those qualities necessary
to the total eradication OF al bilious attacks prompt
to start the secretlons OF the liver and give healthy
tone to the entire system. Indeed II Is no ordinary
discovery in medical science to have Invented rom
cdy Tor these stubborn cOmpaints,whch develop all
the results produced by herctoforg free use Of cal
om', mineral justly dreaded by mankind, and ae-
knowctgcd to he destructive in the extreme to the
human system. That the properties Of certain vege
tables comprise all the virtues VI caemel Without Its
injurious tendencies Is nov an slmltted fsct, rem
dercd indisputabe by scientific researches and
those who Use the Mandrake rills win b. fully salts.
ned hat the best medicines are those provided by
nature In the common herbs and roots Of the lelds.
These pills opeu the bowels and correct all bilious
arrangements without salvation or any OF The nJu-
rlous effects OF C,lomCl other posOns. The secrc-
tlon Of bile Is promoted by these pills. as win be
by the altered color Of the stools and disappearing
OF the salov complexion and cleansing Of the
tongue,
Ample directions for use accompany each box OF
pills.
Prepared only By j II. Schenck 6Son, at their
principal o1lce corner sixth and Arch streets, Ihia
dolphla and for sale by nil druggists aad dealers.
Price % cents per box.
o
MANHOOD BESTORED.-A vctlm Of youthful i'm
p ldouce, causing Premature decay, nervous Gcbn-
ity, ETC., having tried IN vain every known remedy,
has found simple salf-cure, which be VIII send free
to his felow-suTerers. Address j. IL. Reeves, a
Nassau ST., New York
July 9,I4-3m
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-01-29
Wisconsin Patrons and the Railroads.

We have seen statements in good many
Eastern papers to the effect that the farmers
and Patrons of Wisconsin were sick of their
Job with the railroads aud had already tax
en- the back track. We always take these
statements with grain of allowance, and
this time it proves to have been the proper
course What the Patrons wanted was not
to Cypress the railroads, but to compel them
to do Justice. The railroads, instead of tell
ing the government the law was too strict
and worked them injustice, and asking for
corresponding changes, which would beyond
doubt have been granted cordially, appealed
to the courts, claiming Neutrality-suspicious. to
the law.making power, and got handsomely
whipped. Now, because the governor and
the Patrons declare that they are willing to
do Justice, and that if the law is unjust they
favor changing it so that it shall be as just
to the roads as to the people, the Eastern
railroad organs burst forth in loud hosannas
that the graagerS have been beaten How
much truth there is in the stories of grangers
backing down, &c, may be inferred from
the following, which we clip from the Prai-
RTE Farmer;
1t is one Of the hopeful signs Of the times
that the Patrons of lusbandry OF the 5 tate
of Wisconsin do not propose to retrograde
in the least from their last years position
regarding railroad regulations in that state.
Following in the steps of Illinois, in the agi-
tation of the railway question, she has been
the first state in the Union to bring the
courts to bear conclusively on the question
of railway control. She was able to do this
from the fact thot she bad never granted
charters that assigned to railroad companies
a show for controversy regarding the pow
er Of the people to put N end to unjust ex-
tortion in freight aud pass enger tariffs. In
other words, her citizens have never sold
themselves to transportation monopolies, just
because the advantages Of railroads were
thou ght of and no regard taken as to their
future influence upon the legislative aud ju'
dicial branches Of the state government. The
part the farmers Of the state have taken in
the recent railroad controversy, from the
farmer governor and lieutenant governor
down, has been most creditable and it ID
gratifying to know that all the threats Of the
withdrawal Of trains, and the whines about
nOn-paying stocks and the withdrawal oil
capital from railway investments have been
unavalling to deter them from persisting in
course that they firmly believe to be right
The Patrons, at late meeting Of the State
Grange, reiterated their endorsement Of the
late course toward railroad companies and
their determination to see the fight through
in the following plainly worded resolutions
Res0lped, That the thanks Of the industrial
classes OF thus state are due to tho last legis
lature for embodying in the form of law the
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-01-29

Cheese. There has been AN nct,ve ntove.
ment in cheese ut the advance OF hc Tho
snles have been ut lG to l6ic for choice fac.
tory, and u few lots ut l6Ic Holders AR,
very firm ut l65c for best, and sone refuse
TO sell even ut that price With good de-
mand FOR export, the indications are that
prices will be well maintained the next two
months.
Eggs. The cold weather has interfcrcd
| with receipts aud slight advance has been
| obtained for choice Eastern aud Northern
| We quote; Eastern 81 to 3jc; Northern 30
to 33ci Western 30 to 32c; lined 90 to Zoe
| Hay aud straw. Choice Eusern aud
Northern hay is in moderate demand ut 500
To- S5. with dull market for Inferior grades
| Rye straw is quiet at SlS.
Ill lll"Ps. Good to prime, 1874, 80 to 3sc do
| 1873, 20 to 25c.
:, Onions are quite dull. and large lots are
ulilloult To place ut over 81. so per bbl
Peas. Canada peas are dull. We ouete:
chniee cooking 81 20 to 100; common /.
Putatocs. jackson Whites rs to SOC; Ear
~ Rose 40 to 75ci other kinds IS to zoe.
Squash. Marrow S45 to so, Hubbard so
| to SIS per ton.
WoOi.-The market has been ouiet during
the week, but the transactions add nm "A fair
average, and were about equally divided be-
| tween heeCps, pulled and California Trade
since the commencement of the wear has
been quite n disappointment. There Is at
| PIesenI no lnulchtlOn OF the active demand
so.conlidontly looked for, and this remark
does not apply particularly to wool, hut to
NIL lcnding staples. So far rs wool is con-
cerncd this is in part owing to the water
famine which now prevails throughout the
state. Before the recent cold weather the
streams were very low and arc now ice
Many mills in consequence have been forced
10 STOP aud the mills using steam are now
about the only ones in full operation.
when we consider the dull slate oF the
goods market for some time past, il might
be supposed that manufacturers would feel
relieved when they had no alternative but to
stop: Such, however, is not the case Sus-
pending work in factory is always an ex-
p"nslve operation, aud it is particularly so ut
TINS time, because the demand for goods was
improving with fair prospects for u better
and more rcmunprativo business This state
OF things VIII be but temporary, and as soon
rs the mills are able To start up again the
demand for wool is likely to be quite active
In prices no material change.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-01-29
General N ews.

The Kansas and Mississippi legislatures
have passed resolutions endorsing the action
of Grant and Sheridan in Louisiana. The
only ones Of the kind we have heard from,
though half a dozen or more states have en-
tered protests. The Kellogg legislature
could probably be persuaded to follow suit.
The revelations in regard to the Pacific
Mail and the straits of the treasury have
made it easy for Congress to resist all temp.
tations to lend the money or credit Of the
government to private enterprises, this win
ter. The Texas Pacific aud Northern Pacif-
ic aid projects are shelved. There is even n
good mind to withdraw the Pacific Mail sub
sldy. We don't think the public need shed
any tears over the failure of this railroad
lobby.
Andrew johnson, ex-president of the Unit
ed States, has been elected United States
senator from Tennessee, and we don't know
as we are sorry. We can't recollect taat he
made any greater ass Of himself, or was any
more stubborn in his devotion to "my pol
ICY" than U. s. G.. Iftho democrats under
take the folly of impeaching Grant, Andy
will be handy to have around, for he "kno WIS
how it is himself" johnson hadn't com.
moncei swinging around the circle again, at
last accounts.
TIE promptness with which the House
sent Irwin to prison for contempt, refusing
to transfer him to more comfortable quarters
on the plea of ill-health, has had its effect,
aud on Wednesday of last week he au-
nouuced his willingness to testify and was
allowed quarters at Wormley's hotel
Thursday he came before the committee and
testified to having paid money for the Paci'
fc Mail "a as fnllovs.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-01-29
Louisiana Again.

notice in your issue of the 18th that 80.
IL, p" OF Groton, lit should have read
Grlton,"l gives himself a little airing on
the louisiana troubles, and says it is best
for us TO look the matter squarelY in tho
face. Had he taken the advice TO HIM
self which no gave others, he would never
have written the piece which appeared in
your columns. Tho real facts OF the Louis
lana troubles ara these. On the assembling
of the legislature. Jan. 4th, the democrats
by unfair means succeeded in placing Mr..
Witt, of Orleans, in the chair rs temporary
speaker. The republicans protested and at
tempted to withdraw from the House, but
were prevented from doing so by the SER
geant-at-arnls and his assistants, said assist
ants being all democrats, and some of them
were known to be captains In thu White
League organization. IN the attempt to stop
the republicans from leaving the House sew
eral scuflles ensued, knives and pistols were
drawn, aud u scene of bloodshed was i'm
minent, when Mr., Dupre, democratic
member from Orleans Parish, moved that
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-01-29
sS'eIU York .H0rHeI.

Jan. rs.
Flour. The market generally steady. Rye
Hour Dc dcafer: shipping extra in modcr-
ately fair request; Mimnesutl moderately
active. Wheat, Western winter and South
crn in limited request; SI.OO
in store for M Chicago spring, |. IOI allont
for do, lI3 aioat for No Northwest, l2I
to l.l3 in store for No ? Milwaukee spring,
Ill in store for Northwest spring. | 25 for
amber state and choice amber ut 26 open-
cd qaet and closed steady; No nominal ut
Liz To L23, white winter | 25 to |. 30, choice
amber Michigan held at l.27 to %, the
market closing quiet. Corn IS to S5Ic for
Western mixed, $50 to Soc for Western yell
low good to choice, $50 TO SO for Southern
yellow, old Western mixed dull and he'd
above buyers views. Oats. 66t TO 691 for
mixed to white on track. este for yellow
atloat. $50, 6Sl to 69c for Chicago mixed
atlOat, white 81 to zee. market closing steady.
Pork quiet mt $40. Llrd quiet at l3ic Tai
low steady ut 8 l5- l6c. Coffee unchanged;
iair to good lS4 TO l9ic; prime to choice l94
to 2o3c; Java coffee 26 to 30c. Refined sugar
steady and in fair demand, standard A loo,
standard crusheP lnic, powdered lOlc gram
ulated l04c. Cattle; the market 1c lower,
and slow at 81 to l3c for common 10 best.