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Suffering Ireland.

The subject of the prevailing distress in
wider and more emphasized consideration
from thoughtful people of Irish birth and
sympathies as the situation becomes more
fully understood from day to day. Leading
English papers denied the existence of any
unusual privation calling for the serious
attention OF the government or the public
of England, but the Herald has published
enough already on the subject, more espec-
tally the evidence of Archbishop Lynch, of
Toronto, given from actual observation of
the scenes he describes to convince most
m inds that an alarming state of distress ex-
lists at this moment in Ireland demanding
the watchful attention of all friends of hu-
mauity. A sure indication of this fact is
found in the greatest increase in the amount
of money transm tied to Ireland within the
past few months as compared with the
corresponding period last year. Private
correspondence from the other side must
have brought many tales of want, and the
generous responses that are now being made
show that the poor Irish people remember
with affection the relatives they left behind
them. One agency alone, the Irish Emil
grant Society, sold recently in week f27, :
600 in drafts on Ireland, brought, in most
instances, by the humblest class of working
people. 1t is not believed by those who
are best acquainted with Ireland that the
present condition of affairs will improve as
the season advances, but rather that each
recurring day will show a worse record than
the perceding one. A good deal of appre-
hension is felt for the crisis that may come
when the spring sets in. About that time
it is calculated that the resources of the peo-
pie will be entirely exhausted, and, as no
crops are ripe and fit for food till the sum-
mer of the year, the possible consequences
may be appreciated. The best class of rep
resentative Irish citizens in New York
are giving the subject of organizing a
scheme to meet an emergency that may
arise their earnest attention. Should famine
unhaPpily set in they hope to be able to do
all that human hearts and hands can do to
mitigate its horrors
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FAILuRES OF 1873.

The annual circular of the mercantile
agency of Il. g. Dan q Co., shows that the
mercantile failures in the United States
dnrjng the year 1879 were in number g..
COS, with liabilities aggregaling slightly over
9S millions of dollars. The failures of1S7S
were in number 10 47S, with liabilities Of
,23t millions. The decrease ior the past year
is therefore most marked, there having been
3S20 less fixtures than ia the previous year
whilet liabilities are decreased by 1876
millions of dollars.
The failures in Pennsylvania for 1879 We re
b22 with liabilities amounting to SS, PAP =
GO in 1S7S there were 40 failures with liza
biities Of 81 7l4270. Concerning the past
year they say
Tho sudden transition from long and $,
we're depression to a condition Of the highest
prosperity in the trade Of the country, may
be productive of other things besides large
profits, enhanced values, and improved pros
poets The tendency to over buy at high
figures, to stimulate production beyond the
real demand, and, above all, the extension
of uawise credits, as the result of largely in
tACts7Gh AtlC'i AIC uiueVlS NAlOh CNS'J o"t'
cous business man will be most careful t.
avoid in just such times as these. While the
dab.-payng power Of numerous traders ha.
been immensely increased by the revival OF
trade, it must not be forgotten that there ar,
thousands of. business men whose condito
nine months ago was we'll nigh hopeless
The condition ofthis class cannot have been
transformed from the chronic insecurity t.
entire safety by the magic of few briel
months of renewed confidence and unwontcd
activity in trade 1t is true that vast mum.
Der of traders owing to the enforced contrac
ton Of the last few years, were in the bes
possible condition to avail themselves o
the sudden return of prosperity, and conse
queutly the number of those who have i'm
proved their condition is very great; bu
there yet remains a great army whose posi-
tion did not permit participation, to an!
large extent, in the sudden gains which
haye been made while of course, no degree
of prosperity will make safe for credit thos
who lack business capacity, or those whost
character must, in any case make them un
worthy of confidence.
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A WHITE House JoKE.-One of the
aged men in the throng who shook hands
witt. Mr.. Hayes on New Years perpetrated
joke that was all the better for being un.
intentional, Said the venerable party as he
grasped Mr., Hayes tired hand aud begun
the pump handle motion 81 have voted at
all the Presidential elections for more than
half century, and of all the candidates
have voted for,you are the only one tohO was
elected" Mr. Hayes "smole a gastly smile"
az the ancient moved on, unconscious of the
sting he had given Washington Post.
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Students Of the Pennsylvania State Col
lege enjoy summer temperature through
out the year, the entire College building
being pleasantly warmed by the new steam
heating apparatus lately introduced. BY this
great improvement students occupying col
lege dorntories are made thoroughly COM
Portable, the charges for fuel it is hoped will
be lessened, and the Chemical and Physical
Laboratories are rendered much more com
plete by making possible the introduction of
various improved appliances requiring the
use of steam. Send for Catalogue. Address
the President, State College, Centre county,
Pa,
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Jan 49, sO.-9m
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SEIERIFFS SALE

BY virtue of writ Of FFa issued out OF tho for..
ofCommon Pleas Of Columbia county ana to ma a,
rected VIII be exposed to public sale at the cour,
House In the town Of Bloomsbuig, Columbia co,,,,.
PENNSYLVANIA, at one O'Clock p. M, on
Friday, January 23rd, 1880.
All the right title and interest OF Elias Menaorho n,
In all that certain tract OF land situate in Dina
township, Columbia County, Pa containing elob, .
two acres, more or less, bounded and described q,
follows to-wit: on the east by land OF Henry Rch,a
on the south by lands OF Ell Barton, on the west
lands OF Elijah Follmer and on the north by lands n
OF Mary b. Mendenhall, whereon are erected \
dwelling house, barn and steam saw mill with al
Its fixtures.
Seized, taken in execution at the suit OF the F,,r
National Bank OF Ashland now assigned to .yonn n
Audenrled against Clinton Mendenhali, ELL Mendon
hall, Elias Mensenhall and Il. X. Drinker and to h
| sold as the property OF Elias Mendenhall.
| Freeze, Attorney.
| Terms cash on day OF sale.
JOHN W. HOFFMAN,
Sheriff.
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EXECUTORS' NOTICE.
ESTATE OF ANNA BOYER, DECEASED.

letters Testamentary on the estate OF Anna
boyer late OF Locust township, Columbia county,
pehnsylvanla, deceased, have been granted BY tie
Register OF said county to Simon helwig and JeTe.
estate OF the decedent are requested 10 pres,
them for settlement, and those indebted TO the =
tate 10 make payment TO the undersigned Execu'
tors without delay.
-, SIMON HELWIG,
ihhLEh, htty. JEREMIAH BOYER,
Jan 2, s0-6w.' Executors
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Letters testamentary on the estate OF Jonas
fetterman, late OF Locust township Coumti,
county Pen9ss lyania, deceased have been grated
Rupert, Executor. All persons having claims against
The estate OF the deceased requested TO present
theh Tor settlement, and those Indebted To The ts
TRAITOR without delay.
VIM. FErTERMAN,
w v,,,,,, Executor, Rupert. Pa
jan. Y, lSSO-Sw
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
ESTATE OF ANNA suUMAs, DECEASED.

ESTATE OF ANNA sHUMAH, DECEASED.
Letters testamentary on the estate of Anna Shu
M n, late OF Main township, Columbia county, Pal
deceased nave been granted by the Regis er Of sad
county 10 the undersigned Executors All persons
haVlnP claims against the estate OF the decedell
are requested TO present them for settlement, and
those Indebted To the estate TO make paymelt 10 the
undersigned Executors without delay,
DAVID SHUMAN,
Dec 20. 1s79-Gw,' Executors.
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BE on time for prevention is better than
cure. All coughs and colds and such afiec.
tions of the throat aud lungs as lead to con-
sumption are cured by Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup. Price 25 cents.
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Friday, January %, 1880.


All that certain tract or piece OF land situote
Main township Columbia county and state OF Penn
sylvanla bounded and described as follows + yr,,
on the north by land OF Jacob Brown on the oas
by land of d. S. Brown on the sou by Public roo
on the west by land of Jacob Brown conta,nlr,
twenty-five acres more or less, wherein are ereca
n dwelling house. bank barn. wagon shed stras
shed and other outbuildings.
Seized taken In execution at the suit of Norgars
Brown against NJ II. w. Brown and to ne sofa ~
| the property OF n. II. w, Brown.
lkeler, Attorney Alias Fl. IA.
ALSO
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',,arI ce,,,,.,,,a "a =. Ivy e
,,,, hn,,,,,o. ~, Iaso.,,os a ,aa,,. 80 , ''a
Enc ror,I, ~, iana 90 nett, S,,na o ,,o .. ~
| land of Charles Fahringer on tho south nv land y
W,c, 10, st,nc and ionds -, DOM, MI aYs 'an1
NlchaeI SUM anu lahus vi hauo /" hulp' anu on u;
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A UDITOR's NOTICE.

IN THR MATTER OF DISTRIBUTION OF THE ESTATE OF
JACOB EvASs, DECEASED
The undersigned auditor appointed by the Court
10 settle and adjust said estate and ascertain the
amounts and egaces due the creditors and legatets
OF said decedentw will hold an audit for the purposes Of
his appointment at his oflice In BlOomsburg, on Sat
urday the 24th day OF January A. D. lsSO at O'Clock
p M, when ard where all parties interested are
requested TO present their claims or be forever de-
barred.
A.C. SMITH,
DEC 26-IW AudItOr
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4 UDITOR'S NOTICE.

COLUMBIA COUNTY, IS.
Among the records and proceedings of the O.
phans' Court OF said county inter ALA It is thus
contained.
In the matter OF the estate OF John Hartman late
OF orange township, deceased.
on motion OF c. W. Miller, Attorney for the he'll;
and legatees and Charles &. Barkey, Attorney To-
legal representatives, heirs and legatees 1t is order
ca that John NJ, CLARK be appointed auditor to d.
Administrator OF John r. Meyer, deceased, late eX.
eeutor OF the said John Hartman. deceased, Mar.
snail assets and settle and adjust the said estate q
John Hartman, deceased.
BY THE COURT.
Certlned from the records this 2Oth day OF DeCen.
ber A. ID. 1879. VIM. KRICKBAuM Clerk o. g.
The auditor In pursuance OF the foregoing az
pontment, VIII attend to the duties thereof at his
ONCE IN BloomsOurg, on Friday, January 30th, lsSp,
AT 10 a. M, when and where all parties Interested
VIII present their claims or be debarred from com
ing In on said estate.
Jan. 2, SOFT JOHN NJ CLARK, Auditor
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All that certain messuage and lot OF land situate
| In Benton township, In the County OF Columbia,
| bounded and described as follows, to-wt: on the
north by land OF Thomas Siegfried, on the east by
land OF Alexander Kramer, on the south by lands OF
William A. Coleman and J. b. Dildine and on the
west by the public road leading from saltwater TO
Benton, whereon are erected a two-story frame
dwelling house and a frame blacksmith shop.
Seized, taken In execution at the suit OF the Ben
ton Mutual saving Fund and Loan Association
against jeremiah stiles, Benjamin F. Harms, and
Caleb o'Brian, and TO be sold as the property OF
jeremiah stiles, one OF the defendants.
LITTLE, Attorney. FILA
ALSO,
All that certain messuage and lot OF ground situ-
ate In the town OF Bloomsbury In the county OF
Columbia, bounded and described as follows to-wit:
On the south by sixth street. the west by an alley
on the north by sterner's alley and on the east by
lot OF ground now or formerly the property OF j.
sharpless Son, containing nifty feet In 'front.' more
or less. and one hundred and ninety eight feet I'm
depth, more or less whereon is erected two story
frame dwelling house with a one story kitchen
attached.
Seized taken In execution at the suit OF the Iron
Building & Loan Association OF Bloomsbury against
John Astatt and TO be sold as the property OF John
Alstatt
LIrTLRs, Attorneys. ri Fa
Terms cash on day OF sale.
U.H. ENT, sherin.
Jan OTIS.
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WINDOWS ADVERTISEMENTS.

w The following appraisements OF real ant
personal property set apart to widows OF decedents
have been filed in the office OF the Register OF Col
umbia county, under thi Rules OF Court, and will be
presented for absolute confirmation to the orphans
Courtto be held in Bloomsbury, in and forsaid conn
ty, on Monday, February end, lssO at two
O'Clock p. m, OF said day unless exceptions sucl
confirmation previously filed, OF which all per
sons interested in said estate Will take notice:
l. Widow OF John Laycock, late OF the Town OF
Bloomsbury, deceased
2. Widow OF George Breeze, late OF Madison town.
ship, deceased
8. Widow OF William II. orange late OF Catawissa
township. deceased.
Registers Office. w. ii. JACOBY
Bloomsbury. Jan. 2, s0.f Register.
Jan, 2, 'SO-tc,
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ESTATE OF BENJAMIN MERICLE, DECEASED.
Letters Testamentary on the estate Ji BEN
min Merlcle, late OF Madison twp, Columbia CT uni
pennsylvania, deceased, have been granted By II
Register OF said county TO the undersigned Exc
utor. An persons having claims against q
estate or the decedent are requested to prese
them Tor settlement and those indebted to the e
tate 10 make payment to the undersigned EXecpt
without delay
WILLIAM B. MERICLE,
7. o. Buckhorn, Executor,
dec 26-6w.
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hoIAIE OF NJ. W. Nuss, DECEASED.
Letters OF administration on the estate OF NJ "
MISS late OF the Town OF Bloomsbury, Columbia c.
deceased, have been granted by the Register OF sal
county to the undersigned Administrator. All per
sons having claims against the estate are request
to present them for settlement and those indebte
TO make payment without delay.
B. FRANK ZARR,
jan. 16, S0-6w' Admnstrat0r
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EXECUTORS' NOTICE.
ESTATE OF ELIJAH FuLMER, DECREASED.

Letters testamentary on the estate OF Elijah Full
mer, late OF Pine township, Columbia county, pa
deceased have been granted by the Register Of said
county 10 the undersigned Executors. All persons
having claims against the estate Of the decedent are
requested To present them for settlement and those
Indebted TO che estate to make payment TO the un-
dersigned Executors without delay.
JOHN +. DERR, Derr's p ColCo
HENRY j. ROBBINS, MiIlyille Col Co.
Jan 20, SO-Gw Executors
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A DMINIsTRATOR'S NOTICE.


ESTATE or GEORGE HoLLESBAcH, DECEASED
Letters OF administration on the estate OF GeorOe
Hollenbaeh, late OF Main TWP, Columbia co.. de-
ceased, have been granted by the Register OF said
county TO the undersigned Administrator to whom
al persons Indebted are requested 10 make imIne-
dlate payment and those having claims or demands
against the estate VIII make them known 70 the Ad
ministTator without delay. N
HIRAM SHUGARS
AdmlDs strator
,anosu Catawissa.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FINANCIAL STATEMENT


for the year 1873 made up from the records OF the
late Secretary, by the Executive Committee at their
meeting held ut Bloomsbury Jan lIth, lSsO.
INCOME.
Admission tickets sold 95s5 .......,.,., s239s 25
Membership tickets sold l26. 6............,.. 1926 90
Collected for seats In amphitheatre ,...... IS 72
Returned bp Librarian for stand rents.... 33 is
Rent for Dining Hall, ST. Paul's church ~ 65 90
Entry fees Tor Trotting Horses. ............ IS so
Iotal s3O34 65
EXPENDITURES,
Balance due Treasurer at last statement "a 90
Oluei 70 Sorreu from last year r..,....,... 10 90
oIuer l.. H. rupert trees planted last year so 90
Amount paid for printing, postage, etc. 1873 25
% repair to ground ......... 1913 29
" taxes. ............ Sc 50
~ ponce .............. 80 no
bloomsbury Baud, ,.......... 4 90
secretary salary, y,............. 100 90
Treasurer salary, .......... rs 90
other officers president, Vice
President and Executive Committee) - 900 90
amount PAID Tor Premiums. .......... 19l SIS
on Real Estate ............... 1000 90
n, Iotal s2sl4 is
baiahce que the Association. .............. 220 AZ
By order OF Executive Committee
Attest: AP. YOUNG
CHANDLEE Ewes, Sec. pro TEN. Chairman.
Jan .3-lW
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WASHINGTON LETTER.


THE SENATE ADJOURNS FROM THE CHA NJ
BER TO THE COMMITTEE ROOM. CENSUS
SUPERVISOR NOMINATIONS. DULL
TIMES ON NEWSPAPER ROW.
THE INDIAN AND THE
CHINAMAN.
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SHERIFF'S sac,

BY virtue of sundry writs issued out Of the Con,
OF Common Pleas of columbia county, and to N
directed, Will be exposed TO public sale at the Cou
House in the Town OF Bloomsbury, Columbia count
Pa. at o'clock, p. IN. on
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ALSO,

All that certain messuage and tract OF land situate
In the township OF Locust In the county OF Column
bia, Pa bounded and described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at stone, corner of land of Jacob stein;
thence south eighty degrees west one hundred and
slxty-lve perches and flvetenths to MAPLE corner
Of land Of Daniel Kostenbauder; thence south SIX
teen and quarter degrees east eighty-one and
two-tenths perChes u a white oak thence by lands
OF August Barnhart and Leonard Roup, south eighty
nine and threequarter degrees west one hundred
and twenty perches and seven-tenths to a post
thence by land OF Jonas Fahringer north ten and
quarter degrees east sixty-nve perches to post;
thence south seventyone degrees east, sixteen and
eighteenth perches to post; thence north fourteen
degrees east sxty-six and nineteenth perches to a
stone; thence by land now Of Elijah Cleayer, north
seventy-two and quarter degrees east, two hun
dred and three perches and six-tenths to post;
thence by land OF Jacob Slime south seventeen and
quarter degrees east seventynine perches and two
tenths to stone, the place of beginning, contain
Ing one hundred and thirtyone acres, or less,
together with the appurtenances. on which are
erected dwelling house, barn and outbuidngs.
Seized, taken Into execution at the suit OF Jesse
Haines Executor of Joseph W nibbs, decd, against
Clark b. Stewart and Stewart, terre tenant, and
| to be sold as the property OF Clark Stewart.
lkeler, Attorney. Lev Fa
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF sundry writs issued out O.
the Court OF Common Pleas OF Columbia county, anC
to me directed, viii be exposed to public sale at the
Court House in the Town OF Bloomsbury Columbla
County, Pa, at O'Clock, p. m on
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SHERIFFS SALE.

ny virtue OF sundry writs issued out Of the
Court Of common Pleas OF Columbia county and TO
me directed, will be exposed to public sale at
the Court House, Bloomsbury, Pa, at O'Clock, p.
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Il. b. ENT. VI the foof.
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Friday. jan. 23. 1880.
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EXECUTOR's NOTICE.
" ESTATE OF JONAS FgrrERxAs. DECEASED.

Dec 2G, ls79-Gw,'
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Pursuant to an Act OF. Assembly n.esod ona ~,
proved a. D., 1879, by which It. Is made incumhenat
o Audors OF the several counties OF this
erected 10 SETTLE audit and adjust the accounts Of
une several officers thereof ~ S Vi
That we the undersigned Auditors did noaat n,
the Poor House OF the Bloom Poor District and a8 ~
an s9 tne accounts OF the Directors rom February
iba sa, uI @ January 18TH 1850, and vouchers for
'ie sane' anu hhd them correct as set forth above
VIM. l.. MANNING
G. b. SEES HOLTZ' On Auditors
SAMC Ell z. SMITH,,
OUTSIDE RELIEF
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