THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBU11G, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Imvu wo In hand n iju nf iuimiomiIi)ii
or temporary appointment or employ
mi'iil, In rtw, under the ws-imd hoc
tlnn; nor tliueiHiiofun oillro In tiliey-
mice nudor thutlilnl jivtlnu,
Tho sixth section therefore cuii llnd
uo provision In nny otlierpntt of tlieluw
to which It can uUuch Itself for thu pur
powof chnrglni; u mlnli'iiieiinor upon
thu President of thu Unite J Stiitr. In
other words, the letter of authority
to Gen, ThmniM not being "contrary to
the provisions" of tho Temiro-of-Olilei'
net, tho nlxth section enunot deelnro
the net of Issuing It to be 11 high inlsilo
nuiitior punlsbnblu by Indictment or
Impeachment. I
l mum pnss um eniirtfu lounn in incsti
articles that tho letter of nuthorlty to
Tliomns was Issued durlui; u session of
tho .Sennto mid without Sciintorlitl eou
Bcnt, with tho slnglo remark that It Is
made upon a misconception of tho na
ture of nit ad Interim order. Such order
Is not an appointment (within the mean
ing of tho Constitution) nor la it subject
to Senatorial nils'lee nnd consent.
Hut tho question remains: Supposes
tho act of 1803 did completely repeal
the act of 1705 relating to vacancies In
Kxecutlvo ofnees, nnd that thero Is no
law which expressly authorizes the let
ter of authority to Gen. Thomas, then,
was tho Issuing of that letter a high
misdemeanor Inouicc? Unquestiona
bly It was not, unless made such by tho
Cth section of the Tcnure-of-Olllco act,
which has just been disproved. In fact
the Issuing of such n, letter by tho Pres
ident, oven without statutory authori
ty, when required by the Interests of
the public service, may be not innocent
merely, but laudable. The order issued
by President Lincoln to Gen. Skinner
to net as Post Jhistcr General i(f ifrm
although without authority of
law, was not a criminal offence.
It was njustillablo order to meet an
emergency In tho public service. A
htrgo number of similar orders for ad
Interim service in tho several Kxecutlvo
Departments, wholly unauthorized by
any statute, liavo been put In cvldenco
on tho itresent trial. Tlioy wero mado
by President Jackson nnd by his suc
cessors In the Presidential "lllco fre
quently and without question.
BpUcopal Convention.
COMMUNICATKIi.
Tins body met In St. Amlrewiicliurch
Phlliidelplilii, on Tutwluy Mny 12, nt r,
o't'lnck P. M, HIMiop Stevens nreslil
Ing. After tlmonlllntf nf thn roll nntl
tho election of oftlccrx, the eonvontlon
atljourncil. On Wednesday tho fcrvlcp-i
wero opened with tho mornliij; prayor
and Sermon by Dr. Wutson. UeporU
of various Committees were, made, nnd
referred. Tho Ulshop's annual nddreis
was read hy himself. It was lonir and
InterostliiR, we may publish an abdtract
hereafter.
The election of tho "Standing Com
mittee" anil of Delegates to tho Oenernl
Convention, to meet In October, In Xnw
York, were proceeded with. On Thurs
day the report of the Committee, on tho
division of the Diocese was tann up,
and made tliospecial order for the after
noon scsi-lon. Tho debato began at live
o'clock P. M., and continued until eight
l'. m. Dr. Slombert opened It for di
vision. Speeches wero inadu by Hon.
J. Glancy Jones, Mr. Parry, Itov. Mr.
Parvin, Judge Conynghairj, Hov. Mr.
Coleman, Rev. Mr. LIghtner, Bov.Mr
De Mllle. Rev. Mr. Wadlyigh. Dr.
Goodman and others.
On a motion to lay tho whole subject
on tho table, the clergy voted "aye,"
and the laity "Xo." On a voto by Or
ders adjourned. Friday morning the
question was resumed.
Tho Convention proceeded to tako a
yea and nay voto by Orders, upon tho
last ameudinent made by llcv. Dr.
Moinbcrt, of Lancaster, providing for a
division of tho dloccso upon tho "five
county line." (This proposes to circum
scribe the present Dloccfe of Pennsyl
vania to the five counties of Philadel
phia, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery
ami Ducks.) Tho result wivs as follows:
fl.KHll'AI, VOTK.
Whole nuiiilierof vole-, 121 picce-tary
to a ninlorltv. ft!.
Ayes II Nays 8u
On motion, tho concurrent vote of
tholiuty was dispensed wmiiicuiiicmi
mcnt being already iosi.
Tlie question then recurred upon tho
amendment of ftev. Mr. Morris, speci
fying adlvislontipon tho "seven-county
line.7' I This includes, In addition to
the live before mentioned futilities
those of I.ebigh and Northampton.
The result was:
CI.KIIIt'Ali VOTK.
Wliolenumbcrof votes, 120; necebsary
to nmajorlty, C-j.
Ayes II Nays M
On motion, tho lay vote was til-pens-sd
with. Tho considoration upon the
" fourteen county line," being tho orig
inal resolution onereu oy iiev. .Mr,
Jndw "'"n
Mr. William Welsh offered the fol-
lowing substitute :
Jieioteni, i hat tins wnveutlon win -
w thin the limits of tho existing illo.
ceso, by a line, leaving the following
fourteen comities: Philadelphia, Mont
gomery, Delaware, Chester, Bucks, Le.
high, Northampton, Monroe, Carbon,
Pike, Wayne, Luzerne, Wyoming, Sus-
quehanna in the old diocese ami tho re-
but tim Bishop s'imll not bo
asked to L'l
:d to give his consent thereto until
he has teeured evidenco thattwo-thlrds
of the clergy, and parishcH representing
two-thirds of tho communicants report
ed In Ib07, approve of being set oil' as n
new dlocof-o ; and that t2,500 a year for
11 vu years bo secured for the support of
tho new episcopate,
Itov. Mr. Appletoti moved to lay the
juUstltutt) upon the table, which was
rejected by n clerical vote of tl ayes to
li7 nays.
Jiulgo Parry, of Pottsvllle, moved
that Schuylkil County ho also retained
within tho old dloceso. Judge Conyng
ham proposed in addition Bradford
County. These amendments wero re
jected by u voto of 120 uyes, to 31 nays.
Tho substitute was then voted upon
with tho following result s
CI.IilUCAI. VOTK.
Whole uuuibw, 187: majority, C
Ayes 70 Nays G7,
LAY VOTK
Whole number, 102; majority, A3,
Ayes CU Nnys 12.
Tlie substitute was then declared
adopted,
Bv division on tho "Fourteen County
Line," tho now dloecsa will consist of
the following tweiuy-eignt uounuest
Lancaster, Berks, Lebanon, Dauphlti,
Schuylkill, Northumberland, Montour,
Columbia, Lycoming, Sullivan, Brad
ford, Tioga, Potter, Clinton. Centre,
Union, Buyder, Blair, Bradford, Kul
ton, Huntingdon, MlilHn, Juniata Per
ry, Franklin, Cumberland, Adams nnd
York,
Tho dloceties stands us follows.
Pannsylvanla 14 countlw,
Pittsburg 21 counties
Kowdloceso (notnamedyet) 28 counties,
Valuation of personal Property In
Now dloceso Wi.GWfilQfiO.
Population 081.192.
No. ofucren of laud lO.IOO.OSO
Thus having more than J thu popula.
lion, by tho last census, moro weulth
than tho diocese of Pittsburg, mid near
ly or quite an equal area.
din wasunnortnBlshon? that (Hies-
tlou wo may roturn to "gain before )
long,
3Hhc Columbian.
HMJllMSHUIta. PA.
KHIUAY .1IUIlNI.Mii .MAY '10, 1 NUN.
i- TIIK COI.l'JIHIAN lim the Largest
Circulation In Colmnlil mill adjoining
counties of Nuy paper imbllslmt here, and
Is ntso nittrlt turner sheet limn miy nf
I Itirottmnoriviltsl mid Is therefore llie best
medium Tor nitvrrtlslii In this section or
the Stle.
The Radical Nominee.
Till! recent t'hliiigo Convention pla
ced In nomination Air President and
Vice President, U. ri. Grant nnd Schuy
ler Colfax. The nomination of the for
mer has been u foregone conclusion
sliico tho ltadlcal defeats of last fall,
and yet that ho has not strengthened
the party U apparent by tho results In
New Hampshire, Connecticut, nnd else
where. It Is understood all around
that ho Is nominated becnuso of his
availability, and not becnuso ho Is a
statesman, or has any claims on tho
ltadlcal party. Wo need hardly repeat
that they may, as heretofore, gctcaught
In this game. (Tho mnn who voted for
Douglas in lfcfiO, nnd "bottled up" But
ler in 1SIM, who sent Into Congress
what Sumner termed "n white-washing
report" of tho results of tho President's
policy In the South, who cordially civ
dorscd that policy, nnd "swung round
tho circle" with its author, has not tho
clearest ltadlcal record In tho world.)
It is now claimed that ho Is nn nrdent
"impcacher" an advocate of negro suf
frngc, and an endorser of ltadlcal re
construction. If this be so It, shears
him of his supposed strength among tho
conservative voters.
Colfax Is now, nnd always has been n
determined ltadlcal. The Convention,
however, in placing on the ticket two
Western men, from adjoining States,
virtually conceded the loss of prcstlgo
In tho Kast. The baro repudiation of
Gov. Curtln, "the soldiers' friend,"
will cost them thousands of votes,wlilIo
their treatment of Wnde, Fcnlon and
Wilson, will loso them many more.
of thn Platform we will speak here
after. Conservative Soldiors and Sailors'
Wational Convention.
T'JtK Kxecutlvo Commlttco appoint
ed by tho Soldiers' nnd Sailors'Convcn
tion, hold nt Cleveland in 1SC0, havo
called n National Convention of tho
Conservative Soldiers andSallors of the
United States, to meet nt tho city of
New York, the Ith of July next, to
tako action on the nomination of Con
servative candidates for President nnd
Vice-President. As It Is deslrablo thnt
Pennsylvania should bo fully represent
ed In said Convention, wo request our
late comrades in arms to tako the nec
essary action to have delo gates elected
or appointed from every Congresslonnl
district In the State. As tho time Is
rapidly approaching when tho Conven
tion will meet, thero should be no delay
In the matter.
Edward L. Dana, Hrlgadler General.
Wellington II. Knt, Brevet Urlgadior
General.
Jacob Sweltzcr, Lato Colonel and Dre-
vct Brigadier General.
Joseph K. Knipe, Major General.
W. W. II. Davis, Lato Colonel nnd Bre
vet Brigadier General.
William McCandles.9, Lato Colonel.
John P. Linton, Lato Colonel.
John S. McCalmont, Lato Colonel
Levi Malsh, Lato Colonel.
All Domocratlcand Conservative edi
tors throughout tho Slato aro requested
to publish this notice and call attention
to It.
Bribery.
DuuiNii the sitting of tho ltadlcal
Convention at Chicago, tho following
dispatch was sent to tho New York
dallies:
Tho knowlcdgo that Senator WadeM
nomination us Vice President will pre
vent tho success of a pending negotia
tion for the votes of two ltepublican
Senators for conviction, who voted
against tho Kleventli Article, has vir-i
tuully withdrawn him from tliecontost
On tho next evening tho telegraph an
nounced tho nomination of Grant and
Colfax. Now let us know who aro tho
"two ltepublican SenatqH" for vvJioso
votes; a "negociatlon" was pending ;
"and what bribe was ouered theiu to
vote "for conviction?" events havo
.shown that tho telegraph had some
foundation in fact, let us know If it was
nil true.
New Senatorial terms havo been free
ly offered by Kadieals fur votes for con
victlon. In other words, a Milundid
"k0 n'r lyw.naTIIIIlTV-SIX
THOUSAND DOLLARS havo been
held out to Senators to lnduco thcin to
1 vote against the President, and a threat
. '"'prive them of thom position, and
' ""'t money, If they did not m vole.
Open nnd Muiniclchs bribery.
, ,
,
Notice.
Uan uWllJ. rrm (,o hubscrlhrlr, on
' "?? day of May 1609, a boy mm.c,
-,lw"1 -iuciingo nianioii, a cniL-usy,
thick-set fellow, aged SO yearn or there
abouts. Ho wears goggles, and had on
when ho went away, a brass swallow
tailed coat with blue buttons, with
bundle (if Impeachment papers sticking
out of tho pocket. Any person Hading
Mm, need not go to the trouble of bring
Ing him back, as ho ain't wanted; and
1 specially warn all persons from hnr-
bourlng said I-.dwIn Mucllugo Stiintnn
as It is almost Impossible to get rid of
him. A. JOHNSON
Washington 1). C, May 27,'Gs.
Uuciukdi.y Qur.Kit. Wo clip tho
following lnturesting scrap of lnforma
tlou from the Congressional proceed
Ingsoflat week:
Pnlemou John Into internal Boven
no Assessor for tho Thirteenth district
of l"ensylvniiln,allowedcred It of?7G!) for
revenue sunups lost in transmission uy
mnn.
Will tho editor of tho llemtbUeiai toll
how, when, nnd where, ho lost tho $7U'J
worth of staniiw ho now claims to bo
paid for' If really lost, why lias tho
thing been kept quiet for two or Hire
years? Itlsunlco llttlo schemo that
wo should llkiitobco ventilated.
Wm;.v Guii. M'Clcllan was a candl
date fur President In 1S0J, tho Itepubli
cans wero very Indignant becauso lio
did not resign his commission ns Major
General. As Grant is now their candl
dato wo would suggest that ho resig
his commission ns General. "It Is
poor rule that will not work both
ways"
Tin: lV'iinyylvanla.u(iuuiU Btatu 1'alr
Is to bo lielti nt Hnrrlsburp from Rent,
f 20 toOt-t.L'.
IMPEACHMENT
DEAD AND BURIED ! !
Do you think thoy will Impeach
ANDY JOHNSON?
Not if this Court torn
STANTON VACATES!
On Tuesday last tho Anal strugglo on
Impeachment took placoj nnd not
withstanding tho threats, bribes, nnd
Intimidation used by tho Managers,
tho President was acquitted on the Sec
ond and Third articles, they being the
stroncest on tho list. Tho voto was
3.lol, the same as reported In last
week's Coi.umihas.
Atten minutes before two o'clock, tho
voto on tho third article having been
announced, Senator Williams moved
that tho Senate, sitting ns a Court of
Impeachment, do now iuloiirn sine die
A voto was taken with tho following
result: Yeas, ni j nays, 10.
Tho antl-lmpcachnient Senators vo
ted In tho negative.
Tho Court then adjourned line die.
In tho House,on motion of Ben. But
ler tho existence of tho managers was
continued by n voto of 91 to 30.
Mr. Bjyor offered a resolution that
two Members of tho llouso who voted
ngalnst Impeachment ho added to the
Committee authorized to investigate
tho nllcgcd corrupt means used to In
iluenco Senators in their votes.
On motion of Mr. Butler, It was tn-
bled-liO to CI.
BIXBETAHY STAXTOS'S ltr.SinXATION.
Tho following letter was received by
tho President this afternoon, between
three and four o'clock :
Wnr Depnrlmcut, Washington, May
2Gth, 1SCS. Sir. Tho resolution of the
Semite of tho United States, of the
21st of February last, declaring that the
President has no power to removo the
Secretory of War to desiguato another
ofllccr to perform tho duties of that
office ml interim, having this day failed
to bo supported by two-thirds of the
Sennto present and voting on the Ar
tlclef of Impcaclimoiit'prcfori'cd against
you by tho llouso of Bepresentatlve.s, I
havo relinquished chargo of tho War
Department, and havo left uio same,
nnd tho books, archives, papers, and
property in my custody ns Secretary of
War, In tho care of Drovet Major lien
Townsend, tho Senior Assistant Adju
tant General, subject to your direction.
M. Stanton,
Secretary of War.
To the President.
Washington News.
Washington, Mny2J.
I.v the Senate, yesterday, Mr. Davis
offered a resolution reciting thnt seme
persons wero using Improper means to
Iniluenco Senators in their considera
tion of tho Impeachment articles, there
by violating tho rights and privileges
of tho Senate, and asking for tho an-
nolntmcnt 01 a eicct coinmiuce 01
llireo to nivesiigaio mu uuiuer mm iu
report tho names of perfons using hucIi
threats and Intimidations. Mr. Hen
derson roso to n (luestlon of nrlvllcgo
and stated that lie had been summoned
bv the Imneachmcnt Managers to testl
IV regarding mo nciion 111 iiionemuu on
tho Imiieachiiientcharircs.aim tiiaccon
slderlng such buiumoiis mi invasion of
tho nrlvilCL'cs ol tho Senate, and an In
Milt to that body, ho had refused to go
until ho had reported tho facts to tho
Senate. Alter Romo ueoaio Mr. unv
resolution wus ndonted. After a short
executive session, thoScnatoiuljouriied,
WASIIINOTON, May 21.
N0i.i:aisi,ATivi'.iiu.sixr.-;3Tiii.svi:i:K
Tho Senate, yesterday, agreed to nd
jouin over until Monday, and tho llouso
uiu, biiu'equeiiiiy, mo saino ining yes
terday, rrom preseniiiiuicnxions, uoin
houes will not fairly rcuino their reg
ular legislative business until about thu
llrat ot next month, 'llie consideration
of tho lux bill will Involve i-omo time
In tho House to say nothing of tho Sen
nte. and tho probabilities are that tho
session will extend lo tho middlo of
July, If not longer.
Tin: Hi:t.uiti: of tkmxhiamm.
Tho Mnnnirers of Inineaehmoiit havo
mado another remilsltion upon tho
vv estcrn Union Telegraph olheo for tel
mis passing iictwecn certain pi
named u.v tlio JlniinL'ei'.i. but tho Com
tinny lias declined to maUo any further
exhibit of private telegrams, unless
they bhall ho compelled to do so by duo
process 01 law.
INVITATION IIKCLINKII IIV Till". I'll II
IIU'.NT. The Masonic fraternity of Snrlnullold
Maus have Invited President Johiit-ou
to attend tho celebration, to tako placo
on ht. Jolnrs Jjay, Juno Ut. Tho Pros
ident has. in a lettor. informed tho In
vltei'8 that ho will bo unablo to attend
hut thnnUs them for tho honor of nn in
vltntlon.
It Is pitiful toretul Iho denimclatloiis
of tho!.o ltepublican Senators who vo
ted for tho Presidents acquittal, by tho
ltadlcal demagogues through the
press. Utterly unablo to appreciate an
honorablu man's respect for Ids oath
thoy see, In theso Sena tors voting ns
their consciences bid, only nn nbandon
mentor party at tho tlmo or that par
ty's greatest need. To them there
nothing to bo gained, nothing to bo
striven for, butbiich as has In effect tl
continued rule of ItadlcalUm. What
aro consciences to them, whoso leaders
openly cominandthatsuch wcaknesi bo
thrown aside, and who whllo deitouuc
Ing honor and approving purjury, on
deavor to bribe tho very men, whoso
corruption thoy loudly assert, has been
ulrentiy accomplished by the oppoj Ito
party. Certainly aro thoso Hadicals n
"law unto themselves."
Jkff. Davis'h Thial, Cliler Ju-tlco
ChnBo having ttfecnted to Juno 'M iu tho
day forcommoiu'liiff tho trial of Jullcr
son Davis, If tho Impeachment trial
hud IluUhed by that time, tt U under
stood to-duy that tho trial will certain
ly tako placo then.
POLITICAL.
CAM. VOU THIS NATIONAti DI3MO.
CUATIO CONVKNTlOSf.
Wasiiinoton, February 22, 1SW.
m.n vAllAat ni.tninll. IVimtnllloe.hv Virtue
or tho authority conferred upon tlicra by tho lint
National Democratic Convention, nt n hiei-tlng
lielil tills day nt Washington, " -' voted to hold
tho next Convention tor tho purpose ol noni nn
tlnii candidates ror President nnd lec-Prosli cnt
ottlioUnltrd Htiitcaon thellli day of July, Imj,
nl IJo'ctocir. In f ho pity ofNcw lorjt.
Tho bnsisot repriseimuiuii.ii-s uscu
National Democratic Convention, Is double i tho
number nfsonntnrs nnd lleprosetitiitlvcs In ton
gross oreaeh state under tho lnstnppnrtlonmcnt.
" Hneh Htnto Is lnvltiil to "end delegates accord-
'' AUGUST HFI.MONT, Chairman.
ritniil'.IltCi; O. rillNUn, Secretary.
Domooratio Stato Tioket.
ron ac iiiTon-OESKUAi.t
CIIAHLES E. BOYLE,
01' fAYHTTi: tTlt'STY.
FOll SVllVM Oll-ll KKKItAI. I
GEN. WELLINGTON II. ENT,
Ol COLUMI1IA COUNTV,
Candidates for Nomination
Uio foUowlnu gentlemen havo been inent toned
for nomination to tho several County omcci to
bo filled by election tho present year, and their
names will bo presented for tho consldoiatlon of
tho Democratic County Convention I
I'Oll COMMIstlOMHll
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MONTOUU TOWh'Sllir.
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Tia-itsuAY, May 2s, 1SW.
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Norlhwestcm exlm o.iiu 0..l
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BUOH KU-MAKKS Outho 23il Inst., by Itov.
Wni.J, V.yer, Mr. Hamuel A. Buclier to Mtti
Dnmn Murks, bothof Locust township Col co.
SfillllB.
KK'lir.Y In llel wick, nn tho 22d Inst., Frederick
Miely.UKud OSytars.SinontlHnnd SOilaya,
DOAIC In llerwlck, on Saturday lbi lOlli Inst..
Jolov Imnk, r.si.,aed 09 years, 4 mouths and
20 days.
The deceased was one of our most lespeeted
citizens. Ho was nleadlnc member of tho Pres
byterian Church ; held tho ofrlco of Justice of
thcreaeofor several sucecsslvo terms, and at
ono tlmo held Iho olllcoof County Treasurer. He
ns"a firm and consistent Democrat, nn upright,
honcbt, honorable Christian gentleman, and was
loved and respected by till who had tho pleasure
his acnualntanco. Ills loss will bo severely
It In this community, Qazcttc.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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l'Utures of the latest and best patterns, ratent
ep I.a.lders for house or garden.
E. J. TllUllM ON,
Malnbt. below Market.
M.iyCO.'OS-lt
,S T It A Y.
i iiuio tolhe nremlst k of lbo subscriber, in Ku-
gurloaf lownsliip. about the lastof April, ll white
sow, innikcd Willi u holo In her lelt enr and a
notch In tho sumo tnr supposed luuen year old.
no owner will Drove iirnm riv. iiiiv ciiurci's linn
ay,orsuo ivtu numiui iit-L-urniiii iu
.1US11UA II. lll.ss.
sutjirlonf, May ','G.
LOOS IIUOWN, ('HAS. j. FWAI.P.
B1
KOWX & KWALl),
VV1I0I.IA I.i: (iOIlt'EUH,
X. i:. Cor. Third & VlnoStrecs,
May'.-l, ISaS-Cino,
J- SAMiMiK A CO.,
arACHIXISTS & IONGIXKEUS,
MAIN HT,, X h, it a It. It., BLOOMSnUItO, Ta
,ro prepnrnl to ftuutsh till ItUidi of Mnchlnt'
Merle, huch ns
STKAJr KN(iINKS, BOILKHS,
SlmttJng.l'nUcy, Hungprs, CouplinnH, Mlllgonr-
his, Saw mtui'lrlw, etc., CItiaij cocltK.lVt pocic-i,
Btciiia iilpc.luyctlicr with nil IcIiuIh of Htcuin lit-
tings constnntly on lmnu.
ThreilunsMadihU'Hiiud Jlorbo rowt-r mnae
toonlcr. All kinds nf Agricultural Machinery
rciulrnl. Mny aoa.
'DUHLIO HAhVl OK VALUAIiU-
X im:al r.vrATi:.
n mirsunneo of an onlcr oftlicOri'lians' Court
oi uomuiMui I'ouiiiy, I'd., on ruiuiim , uiu -vm
ilay of Juno next, utJUo cloLl: in Uv lorenoon,
.lull ii Kiiiitniiii. (iimrilitm. Ac. at thu minor chll
dren orilunry lIimltT, Into ofjleuver towushlp.ln
Muucoumy, uccriihe-u. win i-xpoif 10 imuni- ouiu
on tho rt'inlhes,ft ccrinln piece of liiutl Kituato
iu UL'atT lowilMllp in uiu fciuu count) ui uiuui'
hta.liouiulpildiiil tlchciibod its lollows, to i
On tho mtrih um! pnst iiv lnmi of John lllnterlt
ht, on uio houui ny lanu oi nuviu utjniinuii nuu
oil iiiu wi'bi iiv u m Ol Joilll Biucriimu, vuumiH
Uva twi'iity-thitt' aore moio or le,
AI0 ! Ono other nlrco of land nltiml In Iho
lowiibimt vi jsruvcr uiiu luumj- ui'icauni, uiuii'
ilod ntnl ilckct i,c, n fnllnwu. tn wit I Oil the lmrll,
hy land of Thoman Luti, on iho oiut hy hind of
Johu IlluterlUer, on thu tmih hy land of the
WHIHW niULTlllHH nil XV U) Hlllil ill
ihuiry Jlash'r, coutainiua thro acres niore or
Idito thu entiitn of nM deceased, NlLuato lu thn
lowimiip or liouvtr nnd cunntv nioret-iuii.
Civile,
TmMfiOFbAI.ITi-Ten ner cent, of ono-fourtll
oi ui inuvuimu juuiiL-y iu u puui ui uio KiriitiiiK
clown of tho ii roiier ty ; tho one-fourth Ichm the ten
I'lrr itiiit in uiu ci j i) n i fiiumm ui mo fti, tmu
uio reiuaininc inreo jouruis in ono year tnereac
HT Mllll lIlltTDl JH'IH VUlllllIIIHllOB HUF,
JOHN' H1IUMAN
Mayi,'0. . (Juvriian, Ac
JJN1TKI) BTATra MAILS.
1' liNNH Y It V A N I A.
Post Officii Dkpaiitmcn r,
Wahiiinqtos, AprlU3, VGi,
VUOPOMALS will bo received nt tho Contract
OllUo of this Demirlment until HV. M..ofWLl-
Ni;si)AV, Mny 25, isut for eonveylnij tho mnlls f
inn uuiiedHinteN, from July I, Ibiw, to June, 30,
PKNNHYLVANIA,
on tho roulcfi nnd by Iho nchcdulo of departure
mm tinivm iivreiu ii,eiuin.
llGfihlnria nniiounced hv Muv ftO. PCs.
Tho following routes were mostly ndvtrtKed
October 31, 1MJ7, but, (torn various emues were
not icti
luou From Noriistown,
hy
lllekurvlown din
Plymouth Meeting, to llarrtn lllll, 6 miles and
uaeit,turea times u week,
Leavo NorrUtown Tuesday, Thuuday and Hat
Arrfvfl nt ltnriL'ii Hill bv D.:iO n in;
Iuvollarreii lllll Tueduy,Thiirday,and Hat
111 l HI J II fr IT, I J U 111,
Airlvo nl NorrUtown by 11 a in;
1910 From NorrUtown. hy Pcun'sHquar, On
ttndHairordsvlllo,to Humnuytowii, 1UJ miles ind
uinn(imiu iiiiiu it niTtti
l-envo NorrUtowuTuesdny,Thursdny,andHt
ui'iu.r m i in,
Arrlvftnt Huiinvliiwii bv 0 n. in.
lAayo Humueytown Mouduy, Wednesday
hi i tl i iuuy, ut u i in,
Arrlvo ut NorrUtown by It a tn;
1011 From JcflVrsonvllle. bv Hhminonvilo tin
Port Providence, to phwutxvlllo, 8 miles and
baik, three times a wot k. .
Leao Jtdurnonvlllo Tuesday, Thursday, iind
Saturday at Spin;
Arrive nt SliwnUvlll by 7 p m;
I.eavo PhrrntxvlUo Tuesday, Thursday nnd Bat
lirdnv nt fi.SH n in
Arrlvo nt Jelt'ersonvlUo by 7.30 n m;
1818 1'rom ZelgloMvill, by Frederick, Douglass,
Colebrook L'nto nnd Olnyton, to Hereford, Iti;j
miles nnd back, twice a week;
LcnvcZelgtorsvillo Tuesday ntidSalurdiiyftt 1
plM
Arrive nt Hereford by 5 p ni:
I.eavo Hereford Monday nnd Fildnynl 3.30 a in;
Arrlvo at .clglersvlllo by 7 a m;
I'roni North Wftlcw,
Krnneotilrt mill TvlersnorL t
'X..
union Huunro,
oTrumbaursvlllo,
10
ml Ion nuil linck nnre n week.
IjCiinc North Wnlm Httlurilay ntOft m;
Arrlvo ntTruiulKiurRVtUo Hatunlny by 12 m;
Iicuvu TrutnbfturtvUlo Hatuntny fit 1 p m;
Arrlvo nt North Wales by Opni.
1921 From JcIlVrsonvMlo. by I'alrvlow Vlllaco
Ijowcr I'rovMcncp.Hchwetik'Rtorc.ZelBlcriivlllo
ami lVrlclniiienvllIf, to Hid Hill, 111 miles nnd
back, three times n week.
.jciiornonvmo ruesany, inurmmy Aim
Hntunlay nt 1UW n in:
Arrho nl HM Hill bv 3.10P m; !
Leave lied Hill Momlay, WeittiMilny nnl FrI-
ilay nt5n in;
Arrlvo ut JeiTcrsouvlllo by 11 am,
105 From Upper Dublin, by Thro Tonn, tn
rrnspectvllle.fi mtles nnrt bnelc, three times n
week,
Hcheilule to bo nrrnnsod to the nntlracllon nf
tho postmasters, making iluo connection with
inn II train on ltallroad,
froiMJHals lor more frefi"ot ser lee Invited.
PJ37 From (iuaKertown, by Illchlaudlown.
Pleasant Valley mid SnrliiKlown. to Durham, 11)
miles and back, three limes n week.
iKjiUoOuakertown Monday, Wednesday nnd
I rlday, nl 1 n in;
Arrlvo at llurhamby Op m;
lae Durham Monday, Wednesday nnd FrI-
1037 Front tiimltertown, by lllclilamltown,
day, at 7 a m;
ruvo
ul viimkfitoMiliyl2)u,
19IJ Prom IjiicaUr. hv Willow Htrect. Mar
tiii8ille, New Providence, Camargo, ami (luar
rs vlllo. to Mechanics Uro e, miles mid back,
tnreo times n week.
Jjcavo L.nncasier TuesdAV. TimrMiiiv. una Hnt
urday at a.;ti)pm;
Aruveni -MLcnamc uroTP uy p. iu.
Lrue Mechanics Uroe. TueKdav. Thurxdnv
nnd Halunhiy at o a in;
Arrn o ni liiiucaiei' uy u u m.
191!) Prom Iteftinlnvii.hHviirtzllle. AduiilH
town, OoiiKlerKVllle nnd tumrn, to HeaiUng, 15 I
nines nun imcii, inreo imie a ween.
ljea o ltcainaiou n Tuesday, U hursdUy nnd Wat
urdayntftn tn;
Arrive nt lieudlnsby 5p mj
Leae UeadliiBTuestlay, Thurcdny nnd Hatun
day nt 8n in:
Airive iu Keamitown oy u iu,
1U51 Prom SportliiR lllll, hy Old Line nnd Mas
tersuuvltle, tu ColebiooIt.U lnllei ami haclc.twlee
n week.
Leave Hiwrttna IllinVcdneday and Hitnrdiiy
nt U n m;
Arrlvo at Colebrook hy 12 mj
Leavo Colebrook W'eduehiy aud Salurdny
nt 1 p m;
Arrlvo nt Spoitlns 11 tit hy Ipm,
19 VI Prom Gap, by l!uyertown, to Intercourse,
0 mile and bnck, turco times a week.
Le.ivu Oap'luesday, Thursday and Haluiday nt
11 a m;
Arrive at Inletcourso by 1 p m;
Leavu IniercourHO Tuend.iy, Thursday nnd
Katurdav nt 7 n m:
Arrle nt Unp hy On in,
19W Prom Lltlz to llrunncrvUle. mlUv, nnd
back twice n week.
Leave Lltlz Wednesday nnd Haturdny nt 1 p in;
Arrlvo nt IJumncrvlllo nt 2p, m;
Leavo lirunuei vlllo Wednesday nnd Satur
day at 3 pin;
Arrive ut Lltlz by 1 p in;
1P09 Prom Halifax, hy Knterllno nnd Kndei,
to PliiersvJlle.U inllon and back, imce n week.
Ltao Haillax Saturday nt 1 pin;
Arrive nt Pishenlllo by 4 pmj 1
Leavo " Katmday nt y n in;
An I vu lit Hiliax by 12 m.
1972 Prom Ihnnon, by Cornwall, to Mount
Hope, IU miles nnd bade six times a week to
Cornwall nnd twice n wcelc tho residue,
Leave Lebanon dally except Sunday, at y.30 .
m;
Arrlvo nt Coinwatt by Un m;
Leave Cornwall dally except Sunday, nt "Wa
in; Arrive nt Lebanon by 9 a m;
Leavo Cornwall 'J uet.dny nnd Saturday ntlp m;
vnlvent Mount Hono by l'p in;
Leao Mount Hope Tuesday nnd Saturday nt 3
p m;
Arilvo nt Cornwall by 1 pm,
COM From rreemnnsburtr.by Lower Saucan, to
SloutV, l mlUit nud hack once n week,
Leavo Freeman burg Thuisday ut 7 a m;
Arrlvo ntstout'sby in am;
Leao htout'H ThurMlny nt I p m;
Arrive nt Frecmansburg hy 4 p m.
iVlS Prom llethlfliem. by Hanovervllle nud
Bath, to Chnpinnn (junirles, 1 1 J 5 miles and bark,
thiec tlme a week,
Lenvo llethlehem Tuesday, Thursday and Hat-
lining in in;
Arilvo nt Clianninn Ouarricshv Tin m:
Leavo Chapman (uairltb Tuesday, Thursdny
nun niiuiiiuiv in o n in;
Arrlvo at Itethlchem by 9 a ni,
20) From Dm vlllo, by Ilushtown nnd KUne'n
Ontvo to Hny dertown, V2 mile nnd back, onef n
week.
Leave Dnmlllont 8nm;
Arrive nt Snyderlowu by 12 in;
Leao Snythrtow n Sntuidnynt 1 pm;
Arrive ut Danville hy 5 p in.
SOM Prom VlUhton, ly ltniHoin, Palls nnd La'
(J ratine, tu TunUhnuuocU, "2 mllvs and back,
twleo a week.
Leao 1'ltUton Monday nnd Wednesday at S
Arrive at 1'nnlilmnnorlc by 4 p in;
Lene TunUlmiitiuck Tuertday nu) Satiiidfiy nt
ittt,ton by 7 p m.
2U70 Prom HhlekKhlnnv. bv Muhlonhcrir. In
wect Valley, 10 mllen nnd back, twleo n week.
jieuvoMiiCKsninuy -noiuiay ami inursuay ai
mm:
Arrlvo nt Sweet' Vnlley nt 1 p mi i
Liavo Sweet Valley Monday and Thursday nt
iti v in. niiiiiiMiiuiij uy ti j) ni.
20S1 Prom Old Force, bv Mlluankif. Iiuld
Mount and Mill City lo Factory vlllo, 1ft miles and
back, oncon week.
IllM U UIU IIMRU i m-nuiij lib U H 111,
Arilvo at i-nciory vino hy 3 p in;
Icave Factory vlllo W't'dncHday ut 9 ti in;
Arilo ntoid Forco by 3p m.
Proposals Inxlted for Kcrvlee three times n
eik,
Wi Prom Keianlon to Ilni'mni-c. 'J mlt.-s nnd
niK'K, hix limes . wet i;.
Leuo crunton ilally, exe pt rtundny, at .n
mj
Airho nt Dun mute by 1 pu;
j.u inuiiinMU ii.iuy, i'.ci'jn riui'iay, iu i
in.
Arrlvo nt Seianton by it, i j a m.
2i02 Prom Love Hon to IVHa Svlvu.fl inlleNnnd
back, oneo n week,
jjcuvo io( uon i uesiiay nl 10 a m;
Arrlvo nt llella s lvaby 12 in;
i.eavo iieim fy iu inihuay at 7 n in;
Arrive at Lovelton by li a m.
2l0."i From Cantin. bv Fast dint mi. ltn
Wst Franklin nnd Franklin Dale, to Tuwanla.
2i miles nud hack, three times u week.
jcavo uanion i uchuav. inuisiinv nnj satnr-
av,at 11am.
Arrive ni lownnna nv a p m;
Ltnvo Towundn Mondav. Wfilnehdav nud Prl.
day ut 1 p in;
.ri ivu hi x am i m uy p in;
PioposaU ln itid for k rvlco dx times a week.
21& Prom New Oxford bv Green Itldtrp. ltmnn.
on and Hound Hilt, to York SulhhurhmlmM. 11
miles and bnck, twice n week.
Leavo .New OxfoidTiKsdny nnd Sntuulay at 1
pm. . A , .
Arrivw in irii p-iupnur primrs i y i p m;
Leao oik SulnhimSnrintrs Tued:ivnnil Hat
urdny nt.ln in;
Aiuve ui .iff ijxioru oy n a in.
I'ioponals Jor moiolrequent her lee nlso Invited
'"i"j Piom llcedsUUe to Lttk'f. MIIK. A mile
and back, once a wee k.
i.envo uecuh me naiuruny ni ji n ra;
Arrlvo at LocIe'h Mills by 1 p in;
Lenvo Loek'b Mills Saturday nt & n m;
Arrlvo nt KeedhVllloby 10 u in.
2lT.1 Prom Woodland to Grahnmtown. A l.itlra
nnd lack, twice a w eek.
lenve oouinnu juesuaynnu Saturday nl ll
n in;
Arrno nt uraiiamtownbyism; I
Lenvo nrnvliainnton Tot t.dn ntnl hnlniibiv nt
IP. i"l
,Trive ai oouianu ny p in,
i'!2S Piom CnrmlehnerH.bv CVvlon nnd Willow
Tree, to Davlhtowu, 10 lulltH nml bnck, om-o a
V U IE,
L nve CarinlehntpH Wednesday nt 1 pm;
ArrlM at Da Utownby 1 p in.
Lenvo Davistown WediHhdny;nt 9 1 m;
ArrUe at Carinlchucrsatl2m,
2310 From Plttt-burtr. by W(8t View. lVrrvHlllo
U'llllnma V'i.vrii.l fl.ila Va1I..1.. 1ln...Ani
nud Whitt'towii,lopioif)cet,SU,15infltB& buck,
,eno I'liuourtfiotuiny, wednewiny nnd Frl-
day nt 7 n m
Arrive nl PrOKrf etbv 7 n in:
LeavtvProbDeci Tnesdav. Thumdni- nml Katnr-
day nt 7 am;
Arrlvo nt l'ltiduurg ny i p m;
1'ronm.ils lr moro frermont tiervlef nlan invi
ted.
21IS Prom BharpHburK, by Oorsoyvlllo, llnrul
1 1 til ye, Culineivllfe, nud ltlddle's Cross roeuls, to
HaxonburL', U0 inllos nnd hack, onco n week.
I .envo hnnrnsbui a Fi Idnv at 8 u m:
Atllve ut uxonburR hy tl p in; I
lcnve HaxonburR 'Ihursday nt 0 n in
Arrlvu at Hharphburg by i p in,
2JI9 Prom Pittsburg, by Ituehanun, Onnsby, A
Hone Church, to Lebanon Church, 10U miles
aud back, twico dally, except Sunday, to
Iltichnnnn, and twice a wetk tho residue.
Leavo PtiUbum dally, except hunday, at U30 a in
niuH-30)m;
Arrive at lluchananhy 7-13 n m and S p n;
Ih'iivo lluchauan dally, except Sunday, nt u n m
and 1-30 p m;
Al rlvo at PlttsburK by fl-M n m nnd 2 p in:
Leae liuchaunu Wednesday nnd haturdny at
7'M n m;
Arrlvu at Lebanon Church by tKlOnm;
Leave Lebanon Church Wednesday and Satur
day ut 10 n in;
ArrHent lluchauan by 13 m,
2152 Prom Turtle Creek to Monroevllle, -Oy
inilcH nml liuek. twlen n untlr.
Leavo Turtle Creels Wedntsdny und Haturdny
nt U n in;
Arrlent Mouroevillo by 1080 a m;
Leao Monroevllle Wtdnesdny nud Hnturday
t7 a m;
Arrh e ut Turllo Creek by b-1 0 u m,
2.113 From Pittsburit to West Maneluster, 2J&
miles und bnck, six times n week.
Lcao Plttsbuu dally, except Sunday, nt 10-15
a in;
Arrive nt West Mumhesti r byll a m.
Ieave West Manchtster dally, except Kundny,
ntUuin;
ArrUe at Pittsburg by 10 a in,
2351 From Tarentura, bv Lnudtvllle, (n.o) lo
SuxiinburK, 12 miles and bmk, once n week,
Ltau 1 an utum haturduy ut b n m;
Arrive at Haxonburg by 12 in;
Leae Haxoniiurg Suturdayuil p u;
Arrh e at Twriiilum hy 6 p m,
flffi) Piom llHrmnnv. bv lllddle. Inneaatrr. Por
ter" v Hie, Willie I toy, Hunt-nbburts, und leesburg
to nieri'i r. oi units Him nucw.inrtu iimichu wi m,
i Merci r. si nines nntl nuck, inreo tiuiosu ween, i ""'i .wwism i'mw n .ri,v,,, -..-Iavo
Hnnnonv Mondni. Woilncsdav und Frl- l " Propisiul, Mlulo of Pelinsylvlll,"uua scut
uuy uuer ui rivui oi i iiisuuiumuii tikx uv s inn:
X rrlvout Mercer by 10 pm:
Leuvo Meicer Tuesday, Thursday and Buturd
ArrlveatHurnionrliytant.
2.T70 rromhllppery Itock.by HflrrUville, Ws
ley.nml i:nst Handy, to Frnnkllu, 27 miles nnd
hiu It, three times a week ,
LenvoHllppery Itock Monday, Wednesday nnd
Friday nt 0 n m;
ArrUo nt Franklin by Op m; 4 , ,
Lent n Franklin Tuesday, Thursday, nnu Ratur
tlay nt 7 a m;
Arrlvo At rilipiory Hock by 4 p tn,
IEW From Klk nun to Clmy's Vntley, 3 lnllei A.
bade twiro n week. . . .
Ixavo i:ik Itun Tuesday nnd Hnturday nt 2-30
Ifuvotlray's Valley H.csday ami Miuroay ni w
Arrive ni i.iu ivun,,ij .-ou m,
E190 From (latnes.by Umx llun In HnWnsTllte
II miles nnd bnck. once a week.
l.envo uaines vt eunesuay ai u 111,
Arrlvo at Mablnsvllle by ion mj
l.onvo Hablnsvlllo Wednedny nt 2 p m;
Arrive nt tlnlncs by 5 p in.
lion From .lersey Hhore, by riiclp' Mills, to
Hnnevvllle, 111 miles nnd buck, once a week.
I .cm e Jersey Hhore Thursday nt 0 n mj
Arrlic atllnncyvllleby Um:
Leave Haney vlllo Thursday at 1 p m;
Arrll o at Jersey Hhoro by 0 p in.
2115 From Muney, by Wolf llun and Hunters,
vlllo.tolllir. Urove, Similes nnd back, oncon
week. ....
Leave Jlunev Tuesdarnl Vi nit
Arrlvo nt Hill's Urovo by 1 p m:
Invo Hill's drove Tncsdny.nt 0 n m;
Arrli o nl Muncy by 12 m.
Sl.'l Kiom Iick Haven to Island, Z)4 miles and
,i,eU oncon week
Il0nvo IjOI.k jivrn Katurday nt 10 n m
vnlio at Island byll n in-
i,0ao Island Hafnrday nt Il-M a m;
AlrUo nt I.ock Haven by 12.30 p mi
1'ioposuls for moru frequent service nls
1 '
potnts for moro frequent nerviee nlo lnt-
212 Piom Westnoit, hy Leldy, llnmmeriiley's
Pitrk. nnd Crois Fork, tu Kettlo Creek. 30 miles
lieae wemiwu lucsuay uim ifi,) i iw
1 Arrive nt Kettle Creek nt 0-30 p in;
Lenc KettleCreek Widnesday and Sntunlay
at 7 a m;
Arrlvo nt Wctport hy 7 p xn.
HHI tVn.ii tH,1frn,-(ii- In l.'nnpvV I 'ntndnll Ift. A
Tyler's, to Pcuritld, 17 miles nnil back, twice n
ween.
Leave Klilewny Tuesday nnd Haturdny nt Onm
Arrive ni renueni uy up in: t n i
Leae Pinfleld Momlay nnd Friday ut Un m;
Arrlvo nt llldfe'cway hy it p in.
2111 Fiom Ilrook llie, by lttelnnUvltte, Hchoir
ner's Corners, nml Airoj o, to llldseway, 31 mllos
nnd back, onco n w u k.
raollronkvUle 'Ihursday at 7 n w;
Arrive nt ItUlRcwnv bv 5p m;
Len o Illdeewny Weilncsdny lit " nm;
Arrive nt llrookvllle by 3 p m.
2I1S Fromllnymlltoii.by Henderson, Perrlne.
undHattcrlield.toMeicer, ltl miles nnd bnck, 3
times n Meek. , , ,
Leave ltaymlltoii Tuesday, Thursday nnd Hat
urdny, nt s um;
Arrive nt Min er by 12 m; .
I,cave Mercer luesday, Thursday nndHatuiday
nt 2 p in. .
AirUent nnymlllon hy fi p m.
21-H From Franklin to J)empse town, 0 miles
and hack, twice a weik, . , . , . ,
Leave Franklin 'luesday nnd Haturdny at l
l1": .
l.pnvo Dcmimc) tun u on Tui'sJny nnaSiilumu
ftl11111! . ....
ArrlvcntrrnnltlhiliylMUini.
1'roDOHnls for inoiefuquvnt service ln ltcul.
2IC0 From IVIrolcvtm Centro tn Cherry Tree,
2U mlliH nml Imclc, oilinoH n work.
l'lmo lVlrolcma litre dully, exrept Sumlti
nt l.'m;
Airlvo nt Cherry Two liy 1 l'l"! , , ,
Lenvo Chel ry 1 1 ec dally, exrept Mindny, at li
3il ii m; . ,
Aimcnt l'ctrcileum Centro by ll-oOn in.
2iM From Wonyl'oIlittoi:vnmlmrB,:j.'mlle
nntl Imtlt, MX times ii WLtlt. lit tt
Hrhrilnlo innmim eloso connection wlUi mil
ln.ultrnln.tubeurrnll!Ciltu the Mllinictlon of
poitmnsterfi.
tilO rrom ivtcr' Crook to Touch Ilottom, two
miles unit uuclt, Ulllly, eoot.t blliulny,
Si'hoiluloto ho nirniiECd sailsructory I" the
postmasters.
KIT Trom New lloll.iiul hy Clreen Itank nml
KiilMrary.to reqile.i, U mllos nml lack, twice a
"iTeiiVo New Holland Tuesday nnd .Saturday nt
" i ...
ArilvcntlVquinhylJin;
Lenvo lVqiiett Tuesday nnd haturdny nt 1 p mj
Arrive nt Ncwllollntid by I p m.
23H From lltchland Htallon, by Jlllllmck (n.o.)
nnd Klelnlellersvlllo (n.o.) to hhaetlerstown,
miles nnd bnclt, nix tlincsn week.
Leave Hlchland htallon dally, except Hunday,
nt l:! in;
irrlventhiiairerstowniiyipin; . .
Leave hhullertown dally, ccf pi Sunday, nl ,
' Arrive nl lllehland Htntlon by 0 mil.
2M9 Flora Klnisslnn, hy Iluutuvlllo nnd Loh
lil.in, to Lnko, 11 miles nud bnck, twlco a week.
Leave KlngXoll Monday and Thursday ntiin
hi;
Arrlv e nt Ijike hy 11 n in;
LeaVf Iike Monday unit Thursday lit 1 p m;
Airlvo nt Kingston by I p m.
ii-tl From Kingston, by Mill Hollow, Truck.
Illo. liallas and KunkleB, to Bowman's Creek,
li mlten and back, twlco n week.
Loin e K Incston .Monday nnd Thursday at T a m
Arrive nt llownian's Crook by Um;
Leave liovMiiau'rt creek .vionday and iuosuiiy
nt 1 p m;
Ai rlye Klnnstonby 6 p m. , I
nnd uulliy, loliushore, IM ltillesnnd back, onco ll
week.
Leavo Tunkhniiliook Haturday at S a m;
Arrlvo at liushoio hy 5 pin;
Lenvo lltishoro Friday at N a ni;
A l rlvo at Tunkhaiiiiuck by 5 p in.
25Ji From Wyaluslng, hy Wllmot, to liushore.
1.' miles nnd hack, ome u week.
Leave Wyaluslni; haturday at 1 p in;
Arrivoat JHlshoio bySpm;
Lenvo liushoro Satuiday a Tnm;
Arrlvo at W nluslui; by 11 n m.
From Sugar Hull, by VA oil, to Culley, li
miles nnd back, onco a vveik.
Leave HuBar Hun Wednesday nt 1 p m;
An IVo at Culley hy 5 p in:
Li av e Culley NV eduesduy at 7 n In;
Airlvo nt hugar llun by 11 a in.
2521 Floinltolno hy Orwell, to I.o llaysv Illo, 10
mllos nnd hack, three times a week.
Lenvo Koine, Tuesday, '1 hursday nnd Hnturdny
nt 11 am;
AlrlVu at Lo llaysv Illo by 2 pm;
iH-avo Le U.iysvillo Tuosd.iy.Thuisd lynnd Sat
urd.iv. nt a n m.
Arilvo nt Homo by 6 p m.
2.25 Fiom Fanluttsburg, by Carrlek Furiiaio,
(u. i.,) to Loudon, 12 miles and hnek.onco a week.
Leave Ftiuiultsbiirg haluiday nt s a m;
Airlvo at Loudon by 12 m;
Leavo Loudon haturday at 1 p In;
Arrlvo nt Fuiintttsbura by 5 p in.
2"2(l From Xeviry, by llluo Knob (n. o.,1 nnd
Kll7.er, in. o.,) lo ituilll Chllrsvlllo, 23 miles aud
buck, onco a vv eek.
Lonv o New ry 1 rldny nt 10.no a ni;
Airlvo nt halm Chili sville by 0 p m;
Leuvehalut ClalrsviUo haturday 1117.51 a in;
Arrive al New ry by II p in.
2.VJ7 Fiom Sheloctn, (n. it.,) hy Advance,, (n.
ii) llosiuk's Mills (u. o..) and Atwood'n (u, o)
to llariiiudV, 17 inllts mid hack onceu vu k.
Leuv efchdottn Saturday nt 0 am;
Alrlveal llarnaid's hv 12 in;
Leavo llarnard'ssntui'ilay ut 1 p m.
Arrlvo ut Shcloeta hy 0 p in;
S)28 From Monongalioln Clty.by Uontlcyvllle.to
lloallsvllle.lj nillis nnd back, thrio times n week,
Lohvo Moiioncahela City. Tucsdav. Thursdav
and Saturday ai mi in;
Arrive at lleallsvlllo hy l'ni:
Loavo llonllsvllloTiiesday.'.Thuisday aud Sat
tmlay nt 1 p m;
AlllM M 1 1 1 ) i I i J I , I
2320 From Ts lorsburg lo n.iilnglou, 12 mllos
nnd hack, onco n week.
Lenvo T j lersburg Saluulny nt Sum;
Arrlvo nt Clnrlngton by 1 1 in;
Leavo clnrlngtoii Saturday nt 1pm;
Ai rive nt Tylersburg by 5 p in.
210 From Indiana, by Utah, to Mintn, 17 mlhs
and bade, twlio a week.
Leave Indiana Tuesday nud Haturday nt 7ft m;
Arilvo at Mlnta by 12 m;
Leave Mlntn Tuosdny and Snlurdiy nt I p m;
Arrlvo nt Jiullauuhy i) jni.
r oiui or riiorosAi., au.uuxrm:, axd
camriCATi:.
rnoros.vL.
'1 ho uiiilorslKm d , vvlioso post cnleo
nddlessls , I'uiuuy of . Hlnto of ,
proposes to convoy tho malls of the United States,
Irom July 1, Islis, tu Juno 1W, ls2, on routo No.
, belw een und . under tho adver.
tUement of tho l'ustninstcr Ocneral, dated April
lath, lswl. with "celerity, certainty, nnd securi
ty," for tho annual sum of dollars.
Thu vropoml it vuuleutth full knoulotlyt of the
disttlihe of tlte rouU; the ivetyht oth mail to be ear-
rim, miki uu timer iiiinicuKir in rryt,i,ii.c iu ,.ir
rotife nail rml''o,ia olao 'erniroiil examittriHon
a the lull i unit tnitrttcttons ttttaehrtl lo the lull erttie.
vient,
lialed (Signed.)
auAUANTiu:.
The understgned.resldlng nt , Btnte of ,
uuderlako that, If tho lorogolng hid for cnrrylng
tho mall on routo No, bo accepted hy the
Fohlinnster Ocnera!, tho bidder shall, prior to tho
1st lav of Julv. lslls. enter into tho reiiulnsl obll
gallon or contract to perform tho service propos
ed, w Itli good nud Milllclcut sure ties.
ihlM we th, itilileritanttliig tllitfnetly the olltpattrin
unit Ualilttlet lasltmeil by tjuarttntora under Vie 'Zith
stelton of the net of Ojnrrest vf July 2, Is'l'l.
Dated (Signed by two guarantors.)
CF.UTIFICATF..
Tho undersigned, postmaster nt , Htnto of
. nrllllCK. fNurilltlS OATH OK OVl(K,
that ho Is acquainted w Itli the nbovo Buarantors,
and knows them to ho men or properly, nnd iiblo
lo inaiiogood ineirguaranicF,
Dalod (Signed.!
NOTl.
lironnsnls iniiil Lain Cfirrv t bo mall with "lO'
lorlt.r,ciiialnly,nndkccuilly," using tho terms
of iho law, nnd they must be guaranteed by
two rosimnslblo persons, certified to ns such hy
ii pohtiunstoror iiliutgoof ft court of record.
No pay will ho paid for trips not performed,
nml fni i ni'li nf Mii'h omissions not satisfactor Iv
explulnid llireo lllnes the pay of tho trip may bo
deducted. For nrrlrnls so far behind tlmo ns lo
bieuk coiiueetloii Willi depending malls, nnd not
HUl le ellliv excuscu. ono-iuuriii oi uiu coiiipeu-
sntlon lor tho trip Is subject to forfeiture, l ines
villi no lninosoil. unless the ilel nnuencv hosntls-
facloilly ixplnllied, for lioglecllng to take tho
lunll Iiom or Inton post otlliet for Kuircrliig It
lo bo Injured, de stroked, lobbed, or lost; und fur
refusing, niter demand, to convey thoinall as
frequently as tho contractor runs, or is concern
ed In rutiulng, vehicles on tho route, Tho Post
innsier Ociieiiil muv annul the contract fur dlso.
livlnr tho imu.1 ollli-o hiws. or Iho Instructions of
tho Department, Ho may uller the schedulo of
ticpariuriN nun umvn:s, nun uisu mun uu
criaso ol seivlco by allowing therefor ftjiro
in.
mini
increnhenn inocoutrnei pay. lie nuiy uiso cur
tull or illscontlnuo tho hitIcoIii whole or lu
part, al n rronorllonato decrcuso oi pay, allow-
Iiil'. nu ti full hiilptiiiittv to tho contractor, ono
inuuth's extra coinponsullon on the nniouut of
service tiispenscu wuu, nun u iio nun cuiupou
siitlr.n fur llie kitvIcb rolslucd and continued.
Tho llenaitincnt reserves tho right tu icject any
hid whli li muv ho def-med oxtravngaut, ululalso
to tllsn Kind tho plus of lulling coniruiiors niui
bidders, ltlds should bo nddressed to tlio "Sec
ond Assistant Postmusier (Jenerul," supciscrlh-
'4.,',,v. ..... ., .
I For Instruction and ther Information, see nd
' MyV2.'0H, rostmostor Ociwral,
OFBCATr.l) I.ANHH IN COIAJMI1IA CO.
k nnt.1tf In ItiA .i-nvllntinr lhi Act Of As
sembly, entitled nu Act to reduce, tho Mtato debt
Ac., paVsetltlioUUth day or April, 1811, tho Trea
urerorthe County of Columbia hereby elves
notice to nil pernoiH concerned therein, that un
less tho County, Uoad. Hchool, Foor nnd Htnto
Taxes etc.duo mi tho fullow Iur real cstato situate
lav of sale. Uio whole or such parts or encn ns
will pay tho clinics nnd enMs ciinrsnbio jcon
will boioldnt the Court Homo In HloornHburK,
nn , o. to i " i n
day for arrearaiies of taxes duo said county nnd
llie cnsis nccrueuuii vhi.ii icri..".., .
JVnr. Atrrt. . Oinicrj. JVnanlj. M. CU.
mil 2:0 Pol. Coal & Iron Co. lliavcr til? i
iwni VI Moses Mover
1KII-3-0 12.1 Miller A Mnnn
so I :i7 John Johnson
lsui-6 29 John V Creswell
1U lftl Anthony liavls
1H0I-0 1VI0 T, M. Hulil; f
IK1I-5-0 I ") Mann Miller
130 Mann, ll.ildy A frlst
well
lM S00 Miller, FWicr Long'
enberirer
10 u
S.i 12
0 7fl
3, 20 I
9 (
&2 02
2 SI
S') 10
11 00
17 fd
2 24
41
12 II. W. M'lleynolds
W JohnKoons Ilenton
It Tracy Whlto "
I HannahTjko '
T lllrnm Kclnfreld
.'.) 1'elerHhultr.
lit Nancy l'rcntls . Hloom
w
li in
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1M11
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lHfll-0
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1H03
lSti
jmh
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IKiVC
fl '21
2 31
4'1
lit AuRUBtuischncll nerwicic nor. i vt
lltJncoh Mnley
it .m con Jiniey i.onyiiKiioi
ill wni A'uinan
lltOwcn Cnln
llt.lames Collier
'JltPllon Durkln
W Kline, Ltndenmlth &. Co.
7
7 M
8 01
ll 12
H !M
4 l)
i ia
7 11
lm 82
I w
lit John U. Morgan
111 Michael Nov in
lit Anthony O'llotinell "
W lxtonJilliieAHharpless'
2HJnhn Shaw "
lltChnrles oalloglier "
21tHlmon Asllton "
lltDomcrlck crnnc "
lltJohn Hopkins "
lit lvter How er
3 la
111 10
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Franklin 11 01
Fishing Crock 2 11
.1 INI
lit Win Chapman
W Jacob Snyder
It! H. llnyeoek
U ll.lviirnc
,l Jacob Yaplo
UtJobn Hcndershott
lltdrlillth l'lillllps
8 Jackson A. Watts
lltMary Allen
lit Win Ilgar
UltF.dwald Lewis
j.lt Ldward 1'rossor
iltlleo Weaver
lik) lloss & Oolder
.5 00
ill
(1. Wood
1 so
" til
1 ID
' 37
Hemlock 3 SO
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Jackson ll fi
IM
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John K. Kocier
4S
117
117
li
Henry sholoiiberRer
ll.iv Id lhshllno
Jnnits llowman
lloss, sam A. l'orsy
.Tamos Uolston
" S 1,1
" 11 Nl
lo ul
" 21
1 hi
Madison HI
1 H)
210
20
11 HI
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Nil
WiM
Wtl
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WVl
iHirt
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Wii
Wm
I Mm
Wt-l-l-5
lwiu
Cyrus Laird's Fst,
If. Mllhelm's I'.st.
lltAd.lln vv elliver " in
lim Wm chaiiiberllii Pino 1j 21
17 Jackson li iddo " tt)
130 Sol I nirk " 01
ll Hav Id Sweeney " 3 is
02 M. Shoemaker " 3 3J
2 Abr Welsh " 7 11
lim Thos Htntkhouvo " ll 20
loo ihnssiuiui " 7 a;
.V) John Fox . " s H
100 sohll) lor & Waller " 0(1)
iV) Michael Kieslor " 2 so
loo John Cotpor's IM. " 1 im
a Cole John 1 '20
M John Folk " 2 70
117 John C. null ", 2 50
Ni Folly lloss (widow) Hugarloaf 8 21
100 Henry Holder " l''l
Jlt Charles Mutlley Scott 1 m
rpiUCAfciUlUCH'rf SALK
ji' UNSF.ATF.D LAND4 I'Olt COLUMI1IA CO ,
Agreeably lo tho provisions of an Act of As.
somhly entitled nn Act dlicctlng tho modo of
soiling unsealed lands for taxes nud for other
purposes pnssed tho 13th day of Mnreli lsli, and
tho luithor supplements thereto passed on tho
13th day of Maich 1I7 and tho 25th day of March
1S2I, and tho 0th day of March 1S17, tho Treasurer
of Columbia county hereby gives nntleo lo all
icrsons concrened thcielnthutunless iho Conn
y, Hoad. School, Poor, Hounty nnd Slato Tnxes
duo on tho lollowlngtracts of unseated lands sit
uate In Columbia county, nro paid before the day
of Sato, tho vv holo or such parts of each tract us
will pay tho costs chargeable thereon, will bo
sold ut Iho Court House in tho town of Ulooms
burg, County of Columbia on tho will ol June, Wis,
for nrroninges of taxes duo said County,'r.nd tho
otsaccruea on each tract respectively,
v nr Arret. Warunleel or Omlert. Hot. fY.
1IUNTON.
j
Ann fhrlstmnn S 10 01
in
J4
John J. ICnrns 2 OS
Tracy White 11 OS
iin.vvr.it.
irn
ioo v
3soJ
wo
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:w
2300
an
ino
Columbia Coal & lion Co. 73 40
Harah A. ColTman 2190
Wm blowart 12 Is
I.owls Fllger 7 s
.inhi, nroll' 13 01
Mn, iu A Uoat fl 21
Kllas .Miller . IS (14
fllrtu-r-ll Ulttonhouso .4 Oit24l IN)
Calharllto Noyor 12 14
Hamilton W.Hhlnman U 21
llUIAIt CItFKIC.
Paul Apple
Snniuol filank
Wllllivm J.llttlalli
eiuy llryiiu
John Cnln
Win, J. eleni
Win. L. Froas
Wm. 11. Ilnrtmnu
ri.
11 7i
I II
7 Ml
15 HO
5 00
II 22
ai no
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S, V. lleadly
Catharine Peaico
John Parkerson
Abraham Uecsel
Jacob Hitler
CO 02
41
.3 21
II 7.5
400
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00
14
Joseph Stackhouse
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14
John II. Suit
John Yost
CONYNGHAM.
Judge Cox
Lewis Wulker
John Houston
Jacob Trlen
Wm. Hhanuon
(ioo. Illeltham
John lloastly
Thos lllllzlahiu'l
Amos WlcUcrshain
Hobeit Jordan
Alldievv Porter
130
H
112
101
371
100
,3s I
3s I
250
277
2s5
Mil
17 10
3 M
21 41
S7 2)
1P.SI 10
20.4 UO
100 04
103 U4
110 K)
IWI M
:tiii hi
Lewis Walker
321 51
of la)
!of JsO
'1'. lllistnn"0. W. lllcnoiigh" 21 12
Mary Uustan " " ll. si
SMaS-VS-I-TM
i-i.rvr iti-.iniiniii niiK.
y, of is)
!3 Of 3s0
in
100
401
120
111)
IVI
100
Ilcnjainlu Coomlio
in
111 71
FJ 10
f.u .V)
Ut) u
178 flu
.lnmi lining
Joshua Hi am
Poter lluchner
Nathaniel llrovvu
John Klllio
CF.NTrtt:.
llcnjamln Aliabncli
Isaiah Conner's Fjdnto
Hewitt -t llencdlct
Wm. Delong
Frllz's F.stiito
Jncob Good
M. L. llrown
lvier ilageubuch
CATAWISSA.
Thomas Diddle
Uopjaliiln llelhor
Joseph Clewcll
J.S. Ihobst
J, P. Flnchor
FlnchoritThoinai
David Gaunicr
FIIANICLIN.
.Inuien Fox
Flljall Keynold A Co.
(Jen, Hwank
FISIIINO cnrxic,
Geo. J. rulliner
J, N, Jones
John Allegar
Wm. lluekulew's lUlalo
Freus & Hotllllilll
Fdviaril M'Hcury
Win. Moars
Saniiiel J. Fcidcr
fleo. Ponlor
Wm. Ilobblns & Co.
Wm, shugais
Ii.hholor a Kelchncr
Cyius II. Whlto
Abraham Y'ouug
Win. lUeler
gui:i:nwciod,
Androw Ikoler
Margaret Lemon
Joseph I'llklngton
John H. Shultz
I suae Dow III
Wilson i:dgnr
Ilaulel Kittle
John Melllck
HIIMLOCK,
Win. Appleman
Ii. It. Applemau
-M. Apploinnn
Samuel llrugler
Nathan Calupbclt
II. W. M'ltcynolds
11. 1). M'llrldo
John Mordan
.ehuinn Ilobblns
JACKSON,
Win, York
Win. Stephens
LOCUST,
Lewis llusli
Phi urns llllllnetnn
John Fisher
Mury Myers "Oreeuough"
Thos. Itustau "
Daniel Heeso "
Mary Iluslaii "
Charlnlto Uustan "
.lonn Ileyuolds
M M (iisroimiKi
Chai. to
Tliouuis Itustnn "
Daniel Ileus "
Mary Uustan "
Chailotloltiistnn "
John lloynhlds "
John nud Jos Hhoails
Wm hii) crs
MIFFLIN,
(loo Latimer
WinMcuslnger
Nungisser A Holsalrr
Joshua Zlmiceiinan
Jucub llomboy
Joel Hlltllll
Samuel Park's Kst.
Dav Id llrown Br,
MAIN,
Daniel A Isaac Yotter
Daniel Yelter
Jacob Hostler
J P I'lncher
II (1 Miller dee'd,
Philip Miller
Duulol Shumun dee'd.
Heubeu stiumaii
Joshua Webb
Philip Wnll
MADISON,
Joseph StrcUU
MT, PLUAHANT.
John Ale
5
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3
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5 10
51
1 20
51
2 00
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y. lot
2 CO
2 10
3 fc'l
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10 24
37 73
CO
20
11 III
70
I 40
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1 12
21 71
II 30
3.1 00
3 111
11 30
55
2 til
13 12
11 30
11 ai
10 17
7 01
am
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21 K)
3
50
11.3
11
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130
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1
5
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1 42
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13 50
1 42
3 01
l 7'J
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19 20
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19 20
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1 49
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200
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.MONTOUI1.
10 Michael Drover 01
ohanoi:.
2." .lames Kveretl's Ks't. I 7
20 Jereuilah Hagonbucll 17
8 Samuel Crew ling 72
PI John Mellek 2 si
01 Oiollldloy 2I
I'l.S'i:.
Ti Wllll.iin Hodman Ol 10
M J lM.vons . 21 II
luo Win Wldeiihatiior 2 20
r, svlvostor llcatli 0 (l
no Jos Lockart 2s so
4U0 Thomas llcnflcld 72 (111
UOAltlNO CHlIF.Is.
52 I'elerlluchner 3 (is
Ml 'lliomns llarncs .3 C'J
(121 (loo Howes 19(11
Inn John lliislln n 11
r.io Philip Kolh Is no
120 . Isnno Llnvlll 7 7H
tl) Jacob Irlou 3 10
Hi) Abraham Uonbcr 1 s2
IM Peter Monscll 2 "
00 (lenrgo llloss I M
HUdAIlLO.U'.
2.'i Ahrnhnm Shnttt's Ks'l 2 72
1 Jamison ICoeler :i 31
40 Samuel Fritz 4 A2
30 Win J Hi ss 3 31
IM .Inmos liuclcnlew Is IH
ft) Irnel Copo I SI
71 .Mary Custard 7 31
4H) Daniel live hart HIM
53 lien (loci halt 7 Ml
Bit It'ihcrt (Hay 111 1)4
St'i tlosso's Ls't 10 04
ll Anthony Ocnrhnrt 1121
am Win ll.'iu hait In ft)
50 Folly iless Wldov .IM
& Abraham Kllno 2 71
IM Ilobui. Montgomery I'.s'l I vi
am " i.'i
111 Daniel J M'llcnry 'i m
( Ahlahnin Yong li 3)
April 3,'IH JACOll YOIli:,Tlenslllor.
OPIlCIAIi HOTIOES.
DFIIILITY.
Hvir ono at times ft els tho necessity of some
thing to tone up tho system doptossed by mental
or bodily exhaustion. At such times let every
one Instead of taking alcoholic or medicinal stlni
ulants, which nfTord only n temporary rcllif, ro
llivlgoralo his debilitated system hy Iho hatmal
tonic clomt nls of tho
I'KUUVIAX SYltCP,
or 1'rotLCted Solution of the l'lotoxldc of Iron,
whleh vitalizes and etirlclus tho hlisnlhysup
plying It with Its life Hi incut, llnit.
llelug frtcfrom Alcohol lu nny form, lis ener
gizing ellocts nio hot followed by corresponding
ienetloii,butnro permanent. Infusing strength,
vigor nnd new life. Into nil paits of tho svhtcm,
nud building up nu Iron Constitution.
Win. l Sterling, ln..,orroughkeepslc, N. Y..
snvsl "slneo lnl.1 nil Iho Pel iiv Inn s too f loot
bettor, toy stlongth is liopiovcd, my bowels nru
loan tin, in ii pi ion i ii in si rule,
'1 hero Is till ofil l'hvslclnii In this ollv iitdor
than 1 um). who has been lu tho Drug business
for 10 years, who has used tho Syrup lor throo
niuiiiu, ii I l'l mis ll us ins ill l lileil opinion, null
It Istho host Altirnllvo Tonic .Medicine ho evr
knew."
For Dyspepsia, Debility, nnd Female Weak
nesses, Iho lvi iiv Ian Si rup Is u specific. ADJpago
pamphlet suit Irto. 'ihogonuluo has "Peruvian
h) rup" blown In Iho glass. J. p. HINh.MOltl:,
I'ropilotor, No. 30 Dcy st. New Yolk, Hold by nil
Druggists.
6U10IUI..V ffllUII AFTEII KKV'l.X YCAIM SL'l
I'tKISU. J. W. Hoi nor. Ksri., ft piom Inent lawyer of Park
olsburg, W, a., sajs i " 1 had 37 lluiinlng Ulc
ers when I commenced taking Dr, Anders' lodlno
Wilier, My llreast, 'Ihroat nnd Faco was one
continuous Mire. I am now ft well man, and am
b.ltMlod tho lodlno Walor Mired iny life."
Clriuhus In leg.ird to this remedy will ho sent
free.
J.P. DINSMOIli:, Propilctor, 3(1 Hey Street,
Nivv ork For stile hy Drilggostsceniiatly.
May l,'t,s.
Nl). I.
The undents desired "hicks bushy nnd blntlc ns
tho raven" as ono ol Iho porlectlons of manhood
and tresses long, silken nnd lustrous, ns tho
crowning henuty of woiiinuliood, but lime, tho
sly old dog. drew his lingers through their hair
nnd lolt "hlsmnrk" In white. Time Is now bar-
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Xffiil?? '"'"t 11
niodern tllm s.
8 Vogetnble Ambrosia
!ih!c Hair llostoratlvo
.viay i-lt
INFOHMATION. Information guaranteed to
firoiluecftluxurinnt glowth of hair upon n bald
lead or benidloss iu', nUoft leielim tor tho lo
muval of Plmpios, lllutelies, Krilptlous, etc., on
tho skin, lonv lug Iho same soft, clear, nnd beuutl
lul, can hoohtaliud w ithouti hat go hy addressing
iiiu'). i'. en,vivi.., i uciniHi,
sojilS'OV.
h-1 Uioiidwny, New Yolk.
CHILLS AND l i:Vi;l!, DYSPFPHIA, LIVF.lt
COMPLAINT, AND KIDNF.Y DISnASFS
Cl'llF.D.
MI4I1T.1 It's Ill.Kll UlTrEUS
Has cured moro diseases vvhoio It has boon
used, thnn nil othi r Modlolnes ontiihtued. It Is
tho only remedy that really purines tho blood,
nnd has never l. died lu curing Dyspepsia, 1 over
und Ague, nnd discuses ol tho Liver.
Sold hy all drugulsls nud Dcnlcls.
D11.H. II. IIAUfMAX A CO., Plopllelins, Lull-
enstor, Pn nud Chicago, Illinois.
May s,V.
TO CONhFMITI-F.H,'lho Itov. Fdward A.
V llson will solid (lioooi (hill go) lo nil whodeslie
It, tho proserlptlon wllhthodlioelloiis for mulling
nnd using th.i slmplo iiiuisly by whleh howiw
cured ot a lungallectlou lilull hat illeadeddlsenso
Conslllnptliin. Ills only object Is to bonotlt Iho
ntlllctod, mid ho hopes every sulleier will ny this
pioscilpiloii, ns ll till cost ihoni uoihlug, nnd
may prove a blessing. Ploaso address
lli;V. LDWAHD A. WILSON,
No. IDi South seoolid Street,
.nySl'07-l ,J Wllllauisblllg, Kings oo., N, Y,
gllKIUFK'.S SAlii:.
OF V.VLU.MII.F i.i:ai;iiui.d fstati:.
lly vllluo of n wilt of Floil Facias Issued out
of the Com t of Common Pleas ot Columbia coun
ty und to mo dlreeli d, will ho exposed lo public
sale or out oiy on the premises nu Haturday Juno
20th iMiS, tho Inllowiug leasi bold I slato to wit :
All that col lain term ol yiais, or leasehold es
tate, In nil the mnl underljlngu rertnln tract of
liitnl klluiito III llo.ie oflriicnuliiii I Vitiiitil.li, ..uim.
tyund Stale of Poiiusj Ivnlila, 'patented In Iho
naino ol "t'atilna Longonhorgcr, eontalnlng
, , iAun:s.Mou.:om.,:,s,
lifulnninir nt a htone eoiner ot said land, und
mini 'i viiirw tiiiiu, lumu I'MtnuiuR nurin,
flulily undoiiC'linlf tUtsuei enst.twu liuudied
nml tlilrty-twti jieuhei nnd tweutjMho luin-
(luiltlis: llienee uxtemllne by land oi John Itien,
north, lulrliennnd tliue-iburtli ilerten west,
two hundied nndrseM'nly-iiino rculusnnd four
(emus io n hioncjiiieiH-ncxuiniiiijifcoulheialitj.
nne nnd lle-Untl denci wwi, two liuudied
and lldi iy-onoiuu'lie8 ton post; and thun'ohy
buld t'iaru'ii laud soulh thirteen nnd onc-luli du
pret" tnsi, two huudrednnd ellily.ilvo perches
in iiiu jiui-r in ui'
beginning; w hleh was granted to
iieury j. noweri
enry J. Powers bv Michael C.Kreltzei and Marv
his w no, joini w.piioi,ai',and itobooca 11. his wife,
Cvius J. Power nud 1 rank! Ill 11. Power, heirs ot
Henry Ilowor, di ceased, and Henry J, Jlower,
(luiirill.ili of Fmllv Ilowor. Itoboit Ilowor, Add!,
son Ilowor, Mary Itowor, Will. Ilowor iludUihsull
Power, bells of Dr. Win, Ilowor, iteeeulsod, und
Hugh W. Mclloyuolds, by their Indenture, d.Ucd
tlie 1st dny ot 1 ebiuary l"tii, aud which was ns
slguoil hy Iho said llcuiy J. Ilowor, lessee there
in, to "Die Denver Click Coal Company" hy ns
slguiiienl dated tho Mh day of Juiu,'C5 tlio same
bolngfttorm ortlltoen veals from Iho said lllst
day of February Isci, villh n ilhht of renow'il,at
thu option of tlio lessee, lor nil additional term ot
leu cuis alter tho tcmlual Ion of tho said tlltooll
oars logothor with all Iho rlghls, privileges
unit nppurlelrincos ns siourod tu tho Mild losscu
bylhosald ludciituio: Subject to tho rent or
royalty, on the coal mined und removed under
too leiius oi mo sain iiiiicuuro as tnoiein lo
se rved ; with all tho buildings, Improvements
mid erictlo lsm.iilonti snld laud uuder the pro
visions of tho said Indenture of lease.
seized, tulion In Lxieullou and tn bo sold us
tho propiity of'ibo Heaver Cieeic Coal Compa
ny.' Soniiswus
MOHDHCAI MIM.AHD.
Hheilll,
May 2'), 1V..
;i:iinci; ci.izimT. corv.J
tn fTiirju'iTKiroF tiik pk'FT-
.L Hon of Alem C, Van Llew, Assignee of James
.vieiodith, lu the siieeilto perloruiauco of a con.
tract entered Into by Pi tor Melllck, now dee'd.,
Willi the snino .lames Me! edit h.
COLVM1IIA COUNTY H.H.
Tho Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
tu Win. II ltn..nli.., nml VVIIu.im
l iiii 1 Melllck, AdinlnUtrators of Poter Mel
tyy lick, decoasid, und Isaac Melllck, lu
v-lua Mellek, Piter Mellek, Abuer Mellrk, Hiruin
Mellek, Mnrgaict, lntoimarrled with Daniel
Hhaiie, Phoebe, Intermarried with eloculh
Oman, and Ualuli Mellek, (Juardlau tut litem ot
Itachcl 11. Waring and L'duiund Waring, nnd of
Mary M, McDonald, Peter llest, Nettlo Host, Hy
mn Host nud LIHIollcst, heirs nt law of Peior
Mellek, deconsod.
Wocouininiidyounnd every nnd nil of you,
that luvlnii asldu nil business and exellscs. von
im und upponr In your pioper persons, befoio our
J udges of tho Oriihnns' Court of Columbia Couti-
ty, on tho tlrst jloudav ot September next, nnd
iinswer tho bill or petition of Alom C.Vun Llew
Assignee oi uiiiues .iieieiiiiu t'xiuoiicu ill our
20 ""id court, mm praying me sum comt 10 ilccrco
2 70 f'i;"'" ! ;!.;, s ii..V; i 111 ,
James Meredith, and to do further nnd ioot.lv..
01 what our sulit Colllt sliull have oinisidotid in
20 1 that behalf. Hero of full not at your peril, nnd
SI I ll.n Mlmllt. , l.n, H .... n.l.ll.i VI' 11.. t
win. j.iwcn, i-isiueiii 01 uur sum eiurt ino
eighteenth day of .Mny A, D., 1WV4.
liny ai,'04.4t JLssl: COI.i!m.N, Clerk O. C.
QLI) I'ltlKNDS et NEW FlUKNDS,
'I HIS WAY! I
A, Hniiiiiun'b new Store ltoonis on Mnlu St.,
below Maiket,
IUIV GOODS,
NOTIONS,
IIOOTH.NHOIX,
aubciuura,
PIlOVIhlONH
AC, ill'., lie',
Also, a new nnd good supply of STOVFH AND
T1NW AHH. llavlugt-eeuied n wdhknowt) und
supeilor woikiuiiu, is picpurtel to innko new
work, uud repulrlug tu older.
HPOUTIMI MADliTO OKDLIt,
Allnsiiienpforonsliortrndo ns thn chcnpesl.
Cull ami see, Flist store on west end of south
MnltlSt, A, HAHTMAN.
April lo.m
PUIlliIO NOTJC10,
From Treusuicr of Conynghani Township,
on Hoad and poor Aieotiut lor hoi.
DH, (.'II.
Hoe'd of Tnx Col.,8ll.5iV4 24. I'd. Orders 112,131 31
" Uhstlltt-il L. tax 5sl OS. Trona Coin. 233 11
" John L. Kline, 250 W. 1'dlt.Thoiiiton 22 im
DuoTuasuiir,
l'l lilt e'l'K, 10 00
12,390 45, 12,890 15
llnlnnco loTieasurer, 09
F.Il. WOHLrAinil,
100 1 Mny?VC.