THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. The Columbian. Bloomsburg, Friday, April 19, 1872 PRANK COOLEY, ASSISTANT EDITOK. Railroad Timo Table. I LACKAWANNA 4 ELOOMSUUItCI U. n. Nortli. South. Mull 10;.')1 A M, 6:18 P. M, Accommodation 1:1s a. si. jwoui. ii press t:V8 1". M. 0: J7 A. M CATAWISBA It. 11. MOM ltUrKUT STATION, OolncNnrlli. Coins South' 4:08 P. M, "I" A. M. Democratic County Convention. Notion In hereby given ttint In pursuance of tho Utiles for the governance of tho Democratic, patty of the Cotiuty of Columbia, adopted December 81, 1S70, a Convention to elect n Representative Delegate to tho Stato Democratic. Convention to bo held In Heading on tbo 30th day of May, 1872, and to cnooso Senatorial Confereco to meet sim ilar Conferees from tho countlea of Lveomlnir Sullivan ami Montour, will bo held (it tho Court House, lnllio Town of llloomsburg, on TUCS' DAY, the llth day nf May, 187;, at 2 1 M. Tho election of Delegates to tho said County Convention will beheld on SATURDAY, tho llth day of May, 1872, between tho hours of threo and (.oven 1', M at the usual voting places. Dele gates to bo voted for ns prescribed by tho amend od rules. lly order Democratic Standing Committee. C. U. 11A11KLEY, Chairman. To ttio School Directors of Columbia County, Oitrm.EMKNl-In pursuancoof tho lorty-thlrd section of tho Act of 8th May, 1551, and supplo mcnts thereto, you are hereby notified to meet In Convention, at tho Court House, in lllooms burg, oil tho FIltST TUKSDAY IN MAY, A. D 157 A being tho seventh day of tho mouth, at one o'clock In tho afternoon, and select viva voce, by a majority of tho whole number of Directors pres. ent, one person of literary and scientific ncqulro' ments, and of skill and cxperlenco in the art or teaching, as County Superintendent, for tho throe succeeding years; determine tho amount of compensation for tho same, and certify tho result to the StateSuperlntendent.nt Harrlsburg, as required by law. C. O. llAItKLKY, County Superintendent of Columbia Co. llloomsburg, Pa., April ID, 1872. LOCAL. The accounts of II. L. Dleflunlmch having been purchased by 0. B. Brock- way, settlement of tho samo will bo miulo to hlra, Instead of 0. W. Miller, as heretofore. Never tnko off ilannel becauso it looks llko spring. Flannel never looks like spring. The Governor has signed tho Blooms burg Water Works bill and it is thero foro u law. Bishop Howe will visit Bloomsburg on tho (Jth of May next, and Catawlssa tho samo evening. A numiieh of rafts havo passed down tho river lately, but tho water is not as high as could bo wished. Tho ice has never disappeared more quietly than this year. Farmers who have begun plowing Btato that tho frost is nearly out of tho ground except in placos of inoro than usual exposure, near fences, &2 whero tho ground 13 yot frozen. Our townspeople will bo glad to know that Mr. John Stees has returned tOjJJloomsburg afi3 resumed his old position in tho Post Oillco. He Is prompt and obliging and a blessing to the pub lie as a mail dcspatchisl. We havo been shown a lemon, grown by a gentleman of this town Which is of most unusual size. It measured 11x11? inches, and weighed ono pound. Tho treo bore several others of nearly equal size. If that vcnerablo exponent of pationco Job, had wrestled with a cold in the head with soro throat accompaniments for a couple of weeks, ho would havo oxpressed his opinion forcibly, wo know, for Job was a man after all. The valuo of real and personal prop erty in Allegheny county, Pa., is $300,181,070. Tho combined valuo of property in Delawaio, Flodda, Novadn, Oregon, and Nobraska, amounts to $293,314,015, or$Gl,8GG,15j less than that ofasinglo county in this State. As a remedy for painful wounds, it is recommended to take a pan or shovel with burning coals and sprinkle upon them common brown sugar, and hold tho wounded part in tho smoke. In a few minutes tho pain will bo allayed and recovery proceeds rapidly. An Indiana editor makes a pathetic oppeal to Ills readers, saying: "If there is anything you know, that is worth knowing, that wo ought to know, and you know we don't know, please let us know it." And that is the sort of thing wo wish to know, you know. A Lamp oxploded in tho liouso of Mrs. Adams, on Main htreet, last week and very nearly produced a eonilagra tlon. Tho flames were finally extin guished by sorao neighbors who went to tho assistance of Mrs. Adams, aud some articles of clothing wcro all that wore destroyed. Laborers aro hard at work on tho North Branch canal, widening and deepening tho ditch. This will onablo boats of larger tonnago to use tho canal, and will better accomtnodato steam boats, if such aro found sultablo for tho work. Tho water lias already beon let to the West Branch canal. An attempt was recently made to burn tho lino music hall in Lewisburg by saturating tho floors and stairways with coal oil. Fortunatoly tho incen diary closed tho outer doors of tho building nnd thusdostroyedthodraught so that tho tiro went out. Tho scoun drel who mado tho attempt has not yet been discovered. We havo received a communication Blgncd "A Citizen" in relation to "Lo cust Township Institutes," but as tho uarao of tho writer is not given wo do not publish it. Wo havo constantly as serted our position on this point and shall udhero to it. Communications must bu signed by thu wrltor, not for publication, but as ovldoncoof tho good Intent of tho writer and for tho protec tion of tho paper. The Town Election. Wo under stand that the election of Dennis, tho colored Councilman, at tho lato town eloctlon will bo contested at tho coming torm nf court, and no doubt tho roturn will bo sot aside ns falsa on tho grounds that tho tickets voted for him wero illo gal. In this caso a very small trick, very stupidly executed, will fail of its purpose, and all tho persons duly elect od by lawful votes will constitute tho council for tho coming year. An Alabama lion has laid eovornl black eggs, causing great consternation, They say It Is tho sign of a coining ne gro war. Thero was a block egg laid In Blooms burg on Tuosday of last wcok and wo aro curious to soo what it will hatch out. A llat-boat was capsized whilst cross ing tho river at Wapwollopen on Wed nesday last, and two men, whoso names wo havo not learned, and threo horses wcro drowned. Ono of tho mon was a teamster, tho other Is reported to bo connected In somo manner with tho 'owder Mills at Wapwollopen. CoAij dealers aro In much bettor spirits Just now than merchants having Spring dry goods and clothing for sale. Wo don't know how tho doctors feel about It, but should fancy that thero was enough human discomfort extant to render them perfectly happy. An oxchango volunteers tho follow ing ndvlco for April Don't bo taken In by meteorological falso pretenses. Stick to your woolens until tho settled flno weather cornea in early June, un less you wish to bo cut off untimely by a sudden wcatlier stab through your unshielded epidermis Into tho wind- plpo or lungs. Accident. A daughter of Philip Fenstcmuker of Ncscopeclc township, aged about 17 years, was burned to n crisp on Monday last, by her clothes taking flro in some way that Is not accounted for, sho being entirely alono in tho houso at tho time. Sho lived but threo hours suffering Intcnso pain when death camo to her relief. An editor whoso memory is of tho highest order, discourseth as follows: Will somo ono nleaso send us that item about tho Wisconsin girl who ploughs nnd harrows and plants forty llvo acres of land with her own hand ? Wo cannot roallzo that it is siirinetlmo till wo'voread that item. Wo haven't missed it for ten years. The following record of proceedings in tho Luzemo county court at Wilkes- Barre, boforo Judge Klwell will explain itself: McNolsh it Williamson vs. N. Y. & Pa. C. It. It. Co. The rulo to show causo why defendants shall not bo allowed af fidavits discharged, and on motion of plaintiffs' counsel that tho President Judge indlcato tho adjacent county to wnictt mo caso snail do removed, tno President Judge names Columbia coun ty ns such. We call attention to tho advertise ment of Jay Cooko & Co., rclativo to tho Northern Pacific It. K. 7-30 Gold Loan, to bo found elsewhere. A largo number of documents, map3, &c., sotting forth tho advantages of this investment havo been liberally distributed through tho town and those desiring to obtain tliem can do so at tho Bloomsburg Banking Co. In tho present rago for naming every imaglnablo stylo of thing nnimato or inanimate a "Dolly Varden" wo aro suro that somo ono will eventually al lude to tho late snow storm as bearing that titlo. To bo in timo, theroforo wn would stato that tho "Dolly Varden" storm was of nature's nowest and pret tiest-patterns though not ono of hor most comfortable dresses. This most extraordinary winter gavo fresh evidence of vitality by a snow storm of fair dimensions, on Monday. Tho ground wa-s whitened, although tho Hakes melted rapidly. In tho far West snow has fallen in astonishing quantities, blocking up railroads and destroying life by avalanches. If this sort of thing keeps on, strawberries will beeomo a fall fruit and all apples will bo winter ones. It lias been many years sinco snow has visited this part of tho country at so lato a ditto as tho lOth of April. Very nearly a flro occurred at Espy, on Monday, at tho storo of John W. Hoffman. A lot of rags had been sort ed and wero lying partly on tho floor and partly in a largo box. In tho room was an old stovo which was seldom used but on this day a flro had been lighted in It, which in somo mannerset flro to the rags. Mr. Sehug, who was working in tho garden behind tho building, noticed tho sraoko and gavo tho alarm. On en tering tho room tho flames wcro seen caching nearly to the ceiling. Prompt and energetic measures wcro taken and tho flro finally extinguished. We havo received a communication from Ceutralia asking why tho Colum ihan lias not been sent to tho writer sinco April 1st. In reply wo would say that. sinco tho establishment of tho Co- IjUmihan in January, 1807, our Contra- a friend lias not paid a cent and in ac cordance with a rulo adopted by us wo nivo droppetl his namo, as wo further- noro intend to do in all such cases after tho ensuing May court. A newspaper ofllco calls for cash payments for labor and material and wo cau.not afford to furnish papers gratuitously. Wo trust that those whoso names tiro dropped will appreciate our motives. It has been said that crlnio is epide mic and it would seem thatcaroUswess Is also, it wo aro to heliovo tho reports of the papers from various-parts of thu State, and that meanness is the suro ac companiment of carelessness. We havo read lately of a dozen different cases whero men havo lost largo sums of money nnd havo bestowed on the Sud ors therouf tho most insignificant To wards. Tho sums lost vary from 5000 to $3000 and tho rowards from ton cents to ono dollar. If these stories nro truo it may bo argued that tho mean men of tho community havo all tho money and that tho poor ones nro all honest. But it is singular to say tho least that tho dropping of well filled pocket hooUs should havo become so general. On Friday night luntConstabln Wood ward provided two votaries of Bacchus with lodgings in tho Lock-up and on Saturday accommodated James Green, tt gentleman of tho African persuasion, in a llko manner. Mr. Green lias Hinted his Intention to bo tho noxt Chief of Po lice of tho town, (elated probably by tho election of ono of his race to tho dig nity of a Councilman) and wo aro thero foro constrained to boliovo that ho voluntarily entered the gloomy por tals of tho lock-up in order to itcquiru nn experience as to its comfort ami con venience, which would hoof use to him in his ofllcial capacity. History has fur nished us with similar examples of self assumed discomfort, to result ufter wards in tho public welfare. Wo pro sumo that tho thoughtful and dignified cltlzona who voted for Mr. Dennis will confer a llko favor upon Mr. Green, A young lad aged about 12 years, son of Michael Crooly, In "Montour How" In thlsplaco,waskllled by bolngthrown from ono of tho freight cars at tho tun nel head of tho Pennsylvania compa ny's furnaces. Tho wheel of tho car passed over his head, killing htm In stantly. Danville lntclllgcncar. LAMON In Hrlarcrcolt township, on Saturday, tho lltlf lust,, James Lainou, aged 81 yotrs, Mr. Lauion was tho father of William Lamon, our County Treasurer, and a man of integrity and intelligence Ills llfo lias bccn'inalnly spenton his farm. Ho was universally respected by his neighbors and dlod at a rlpo ago with tho knowledge of a well spent llfo of no tlvo exertion. A man In New Jersey, whllo moving last week, placed a hog In n pen fapnn a wagon in such u condition that tho hog was compelled to rido backward. When ho reached his destination tho animal was dead, ills death being occasioned, it is said, by tho manner in which ho was being conveyed. Tho nbovo statement fills in with un bounded astonishment. Wo havo known of delicate women who could not etuluro riding backward but havo never heard ol a pig wlioso nervous organization was so easily upset. What renders tho affair still moro dlfllcult to comprehend Is that tho pig was notonly raadosick,but died from tho ride. Tho fact in wo don't boliovo It; tho pig demised from some other cause. Probably ho was not used to driving nboutand was scared to death by tho condition ot tho Jersey roads. Take your homo paper; it gives you inoro uuwa of immediate interest than New York or other papers; it talks for you when other localities belle you; It stands up for your rlghte;you always have a champion in your homo paper, and those who stand up for you should certainly be well sustained. Your Interests aro kindred and equal, and you must riso or fall together. There fore, it is your interest to support your homo paper; not grudgingly, but in a liberal spirit; as t, pleasure, not as a disagreeable duty, but as an investment that will nmply pay the expenditure." Tin: forests of many of our States are rapidly diminishing, and this is par ticularly stated of tho plno forests of Pennsylvania. For ten years past tho consumption of timber to supply the numerous saw-mills of Williamsport alone has been immense. Tho amount of logs rafied out of tho boom for tho present season will cut over 210,000,000 feet ol boards. It is safo to assumo that 300,000,000, feet aro annually manufac tured at Williamsport. If wogo back ten years wo havo tho cnormott s aggregato of 3,000,000,000 feet. That this fearful consumption of tho raw material can contiuuo for many moro years is im possible. But thu loss of tho supply of lumber is not tho only evil result of de nuding tho country of foresls. Tall trees, by detaining mists and fogs until they havo timo to form rain clouds, exerciso an important influence In determining tho quantity of' rain for tho year. A Stato which destroys its trees will soon suffer in climate. A Wohij to oun Keadeiu. Sinco re-assuming control of tho Columbian wo havo mado no effort to increase its circulation, depending upon its solid merits as a newspaper,!ind tho unbouglit organ of tho entiro party of this county. It is personally gratifying to us to be ablo to stato howovcr, that our circu lation is steadily and surely increasing, an cvidenco that our labors and expense in behalf of tho organization aro not unappreciated. Wo aro thankful for this moro from a parly than a personal reason, becauso it evinces a lively inter est in tho questions at issue, and unmis takably shows that our friends are fully alivo to tho issues at stake the present year. As a party wo aro solid and united, nnd feel assured of victory this fall. Constant and untiring action will eee us successful. We do not demand that support shall only bo given to us. Head our paper, and if in useful information, news, general reading, &o.t it is not equal to others of "tho sam'o faith and order," drop it aud tako somo better ono. Keep protect frown down divisions and let tho people rulo tho party, and not a few self constituted leaders did take political action. Negroes in Politics. For soveral years past tho negroes of tho South havo controlled its politics, but the "tidal wave" is now extending north. Their organ, a now-paper published at Harrisburg, call Our SVationul Progress, instances the fact that Ohio has sent one negro to tho Kepublican National Con vention, and insists that the negroes of this Stato ought to havo at least two, if not three, delegates. The editor puts tho cause thus: "Let colored men insist upon their recognition and respect for their polit ical power. "Tho issue must be made, and it might as well ba made now as here after. Somo republican.? aro saying 'wait!' nnd somo of them will 6jy so for all oternity. Colored men respect yourselves. In obedienco to tiiis iloin.ind tho Re publicans elected u colored councilman in this town last Tuesday u week and at their Stato Convention on Wednes day of tho tamo week, selected Robert Purvis, a negro, us ti delegate to their National Convention. Tou the marl:, gentleman ; you must como to It. lli'soliitlons. At a meeting of tho Council of St. Matthew's Lutheran church, Blooms burg, held April 10, 1872, tho following preamble aud resolutions wero present ed and, on motion, unanimously adopted. Whereas, our Pastor, Rev. B. F. Alleman, feels It his duty to resign his pastoratu for auotlier field of labor and usefulness, and Whereas, Having sorvod us faithfully and acceptably for llvo years, aud tn deared himself to us by his high moral worth and Christian character, his pi ous example and earnest endeavors to promote tint causo of Christ in our midst, therefor Unsolved, That wo accept his resigna tion with sorrow, sincerely regrottlng tho circumstances which led film to hover his connection with us as Pastor to people. 1'esotved, That wo cordiallycotnmend him as a faithful minister of tho Gospel, an ablo preacher, a zealous and devoted pastor, and tender to hlmsolf and fami ly our warmoit regards, coupled with our best wishos for his future welfaro and prosperity. Jtesolved, That a copy of these reso lutlons bo presented toourrotirlng pas tor and that they bo published In tho town papers. Wsi, J. Bidi.eman, ) 1,8. Kuiin, Coni. A. W. Fhy, J Loss of llfo has been again caused at Ltttlo Cottonwood,Utah, by avclanches of snow. Snow thero lselx feet dcopon n lovot. Wo oro happy to stato that tho Nor mal School was liovcr In a moro pros perous condition than now. Thero nro 1C0 students nt present and It is moro than probable that tills number will bo Increased yet more. Tho tchool has n popular and energetic Principal and everything works smoothly. Itlsnrenl pleasuroto us to bo ablo to moko this statement. Hon. W. M, Piatt, ex-Speaker of tho Pennsylvania Scnate,wns assaulted last week In his oillco in Tttnkhannock, by William B, Harding, who was arrested and held to ball. Tho difllctilty nroso out of a controversy about a school In tho establishment of which Piatt was Interested. The Behwick Roi.lino Mn,r Co. On Monday evening, April 8th, 1872, tho stockholders of tho now rolling mill enterprise met ot Jackson & Woodln's oillco and effected an organization. Tho project will bo rapidly pushed to com pletion nnd it Is expected that tho branch railroad will bo built and tho rolling mill bo In operation in about four months. Tho tltlo of tho now com pany ls,tho"Berwick Rolling Mill Co.," and tho following gentlemen composo Its management for tho ensuing year: M. W. Jackson, President; Georgo B. Thompson, Vlco President, Treasurer and General Manager. Directors, W. II. Woodln, Hudson Owen.C. O. Jack Jackson, O. R Woods, S. C Jayno, L. T. Thompson. II. M. Hockman; Her volvk Independent, Hook Notices "Back-Loo Studies," In this unlquo series of papers, now appearing In ScniiiNEit's Monthly, Mr. Warner, author of "My Bummer in n Garden." is deing Ills best work. Hero wo have, in a pleasant fiction of a talking group in iront oi an oiu fashioned country back-log, philos ophic suggestion, sarcasm that smiles, not sneers, bright bits of description, social out-looks, a.id, enlivening all, a fiesh," crisp, yet juicy" and delicious humor. Back-Lou Studies havo been quieklv appreciated by tho press. Tho Now York Timessays that tlieso sketch es, "for light, airy, but genulno deline ations of character, havo rarely beon surpassed by any writer of tho present day." Tho Jloston Transcript says that "for delicacy of touch, quaint senti ment, and quiet humor, Back-Loo Studies aro tho best of things in tbolrt way." Tho JVation thinks that Back Loa Studies No. III. "renews and increases thoevidenca piven in his pre vious performances that wo havo in him a humorist of real merit.' Writ inc of ono of theso nancrs. tho N. Y. Mail says it is tho "best thing ho has written, and tno nest mine: in its way any American or English magazlno has had for many a day; " anil tno Jiosion Commercial Bulletin says: "Back-Loo Studies constitute a decided hit in magazine literature." Another of these delightful papers will appear in tbo nri number ol acriuner's mommy. which will bo for sale by all Booksellers and Newsdealers. $1.00 a year, 30 cts. a number. Sciubner &Co., G01 Broad way, New York. COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT. Tho fullowlnrr trentlemen have directed us lo announce their mimes as Candidates lor the Oillce of Kuperluteudeutof Common SSchools of this county. M. W. NUSS OF JlLOOMSUUIHl. WILLIAM II. SNYDER OF CATAW1S3A. WILLIAM BUEGESS OF QltEENWOOD TOWNSUIT. DEATHS. nOBHINS-On February tilth. 1871 Charles It. non of Cyrus and Lavlna Kobbius,agcd-ycuH, 3 momnsunu t uays. O! wo'vo Iriln rmr lnrllnf:Chnrl!o Kurlv la the h'Jent tomb, Just whllo earth ludress't tho saddest K'er flowers he gnu to bloom, Charlie, loved one, God 1ms tnlccn thoe. Puralastnn moro, we know, W his little voice in HweetmusH1 shall tear; O! wo in Is i our Chiirlio ho. Too ratio tho earth for Mich n blossom ; Only lent ; thou wert not Riven ; Yet wo fondly hopo to inept theo; Cuarlto ! yes, well meet In heaven. MARKET REPORTS. IlloomsburR ITCarket. Wheat per bushel $1.60 Itvo " ai Coru " 90 Oila. " 1) Flour ver barrel R TO Cloeifei-tl & SO FlHSkMj Z. 1 5H lintler SO Kuks 25 Taflon 10 1'otatotM &0 Drleii Arr't'i 1" lliinih 17 BUIca und Mionlileis li Laul per jiounu hi Hay per Ion "j 00 Sl'KCIAIi SOTH'ES. Tho returns of sales of tho dilTerent sewitisr machine.-", durine; tho year 1871. show tho Singer machine to bo by far tho most popular of all in tho marKet, tho number told beiti 181,260, out of a total of 010,191 of twenty-tivo diirerent patterns. It appears, too, that tho Chi eago Belief Committee, which under took to furnish sowing machines to per sons needing them, supplied -,-127 Sing er machines against 017 of all other kinds. This nrefiToneo for tho Singer machine Is duo to its intrinsic superiori ty, and seems likely to ho maintained against all competition. iV. Y, Hun. Low & Bobbin-', of Orangoville, man ufacture trio neatost, cheapest ami nest platform spring wagons aud buggies in me county. M. P. Lmts warrants Mi $1.00 kid cloves. 1 bnxi!- nT.n nnllnrt (It'll X ll4 vn W I M I . drawn mytclf from tho Orangovilio luiuiUMCiimiig i-uiupniiy. April 12, 1872. V. II. Smith. Heat dross calicoes. 17J cents per yard at 51. P. ljUtn's, and bleached tiiii.-Iins nt the old prices'. "Prtilt of tlio loom," 2UcentiJ. I. W. llartman has been compelled to get nn extra clerk. Ills business has grown under tho cash system very much. Another lot of bhoes wero received nt 13. 51. Knorr's last week. Tiinexleiislvo establishment of Clark & Wolf is filled with tho nowest and prettiest goods of thu t-eiKon. A visit to their store will no wen repaid. Have your money by examining 51. P. l.ulz's stock of dress jjooils ond shawls. I. V. llartman, thoy h.iy, sells shawls cheaper than nny one in tno county Try him Ladles. You can cot Nottingham laco for win dow curtains of 51. P. Laitz for 20, 25, 30, 135, 10, -10, so, oo, uo anil Tucts per yarn, It Is o comfort to walk through so largo a storo us that of Clark & Wolf a mi eco tno iininciiBO siock nicy oner tor salo. It looks as if thero wero somo life in tho community nt least. Saturday noxt will bo tho first market tiayj alter you navo boki go to , v. Jiartman lo buy an yourcirygoous.gro cerles, fish, queens ware, Ae. Don't fall to examine 13. M. Knorr's spring styles of shoes boforo buying cisownero. Uuown & Jonks. Who aro thoy Thoy aro an enterprising young tirm lnlelv established in Catawlsfiaond from tlio astonishing amount of Dry Goods thoy sell lc evident that tho pcoplo aro nttraclcd by their low prices. Thoy aro In constant receipt of fresh goods from New York. .Thoy ecll only Tor cash, giving tho buyer every posslblo e dvantago derived from this plan. A visit to their storo will convinco tho reader of theso facts. n i-tr. B. 51. Knorr has men's Congrc33 gal tors for $2,23 und upwards. Full trimmed lasting gaiters for la dles can bo had at 13. 51. Knorr's tor $2 CO. Shoes and gaiters especially for old latiies can do nan nt k, m. luiorrs. 13. 51. Knorr has tho largest and best soloctcd stock in town. Custom work mado to order at short notice and In llrst-class stylo and quali ty at 13. 51. Knorr's. No other sewing machines havo sus- fnlnn1 ilnrltin. tin. lnt Iwnnlv vonra. Gn high a reputation as tho Singer. Tho most complete nnu pericci in an its parts Is their lately Improved now fam ily machine. Thoy aro simple, durable, easy to learn, not liablo to get out of or der, and In capacity for doing a great variety of family sowing, excel all others. Tho people como from different parts of the county lo buy their cheap goods oi i. w. nanmon. r.ntToKiAi. NflTicrsnro to common Hint It la nlmo-st Impossible for nu editor lo exprost Ins lioncHt opinion of tlio merits nf nny nrllcle wltli- nni uemK suspccitni oi lmerpMcu motives, mis Uct, lioivovor, shall not ilcttr us from snyluu ulnt wo think of n nowmUlltlon lo tho Mnterlu MtuUcii to which our attention has been recently called. Wo reler to Br. J. Wai.kku'm Califor nia Vinkoah 111TTBH.S, n remedy which Is mak ing Its way Into moto iHinllleH J'ifct now than alt tho other advertised medicines put together. There seems to bo no question about tho potency of 1U toulo and nlteramo prcipoitics, whllo it possesses tlio Krcat negative lccommendatlon of cnniulutn neither alcohol nor mineral poison. '1 hat It is a specific for Indigestion. Ullllousuc&s, Coiftlpallon, and many complaints of nervous origin, we havo renKon lo know; aud wo aro assured on Rood authority that as general In. vlKoraut, reKUlatln" and purifying medlolne.lt has no equal. It is stated that its Ingredients, (obtalnod Irom tho wilds of California.) aio new lo tlio medical world J and Its extraordinary ef fkcta certalulj warrant tho conclusion that It Is iv compound ol agents hitherto unknown. If popularity Is any criterion, thero can bo no doubt ot tlio elllciency or tho Vinkoak Rittkrs, for Ihesalo of tlio article 13 Immense aud contluu ally Increasing, TnANSFonjnso Tin: CoMrLnxiou. The trans formations produced by Uauan's Magnolia Dalm nro qulto fiH astonishing as nny Kcene on tho stage of n theater. That l'imoiii beautlller, transmutes a s illow, peelty looking complexion, Into ono In which the Ully nnd tue losu vie for adinirntinu, nnd Imparts to a dry. harsh shlu, the soilness ol perfect loveliness. Tan nndlreck lcs. which country air nnd suullght are pretty sure to proluce, in spile of parasols and sun- uuwus, ure commeieiy oumeruieu uy li; wuuo ll bas a perfectly magical eilect In banishing unduo rcdncas, blotches and pimples from the skin. When tlio lady who has used It to remedy her complexlounl defects looks In 1 lie mirror, sho 1h equally astounded nnd gratified at the improve ments In her appearance. Kvery blemlHli has disappeared: her neck, arms and bosom, now rival In whiteness llio snowy collar which en circles her throat, her cheek mantles with a peacli-llko bloom, aud slio Is ready to Invoke a blessing on tlio Inventor of tho article which has wrought suclmdellgutlul tr.iustormatlou. CAs roniA atubstltuto for Castor Oil a vc gel- able preparation containing noltbcr Minerals, Jtorphlno nor Alcohol. It Is pleasaut to tako, does not nauseate, nnd operates when all other remedies failed. Dr. l'ltcher has experimented fifteen years la producing a preparation mote efficient than Castor Oil, without its horrid taste. The Castorla regulates tho system ; cures con stipation, stomach nche, croup and llatulcncy, nnd kills worms. Itdoesnotdlstrcssorgrlpo. Dy Its quieting, soothing effect It producos natural sleep, uud Is particularly adapted to crylnj; and teething chlldron. Wo dcslro Physicians to test tills article, and will forw.ud threu bottles ugatH to tho address of any ono bo authenticated. Insist that your drusgist order It for you. It costs but 50 cents, and ono battle will save many Jco'or's bills. uICIw Important Testimony! The followluc loiters aro nmnne tho mnnv wn are constantly receiving fioin persons whe have ueuu cureu uy Schcnck's Pulmonic Syrup, Sclienck's Sen AVecd Tonic, AND Schenck's Mandrake Pills. rcuiucrovr, Salim Couuty, New Jersey, l-'EIlllUAKY L7. lSTl Dr. J, 1I.SCHENCK, N. E. corner authund Arch sireeis, l'liuaueipuia, ttesnecled Mir I take pleasure In nddlnirmv testimony to that of the many otherH who havo lipcn rurtid bv tile elllcacvof Hchenck'M I'lilmnnln fciyrup, Sea Weed Tonic, aud Mandrako I'ills, uonsuiupiiuu uu ues-u iinvunury wan my f.nniiv. muslof Its members havlm; died nt it nt. early ugts. My mother and threo uiotheisdleil nt Ihe ubo of 31, one biolher ul.7, uud my sister nt in. I was, wuen aooni oi years, seizes Willi liver complaint, which rapldlydevetoped lnio Pulmo riuy Consumption, I was compelled lo rellu tjulsh my employment (that of u lilacf smllh ) 1 consulted skillful uud eminent physicians, and tried many patent nostrums, but without success, so that my lilends were sure that there was no hope of my recovery, lor I was ruuuced ti om 1 10 pounds to lut,aiid was notable tu do anything without assistance. uy wiiui i now louKupou us a rrovidcntlal in teriHisltluii. 1 was lnduetsl lo try your remedies. ami place myseli under our treatment, aud so rapid und thorough was my recovery, that it seemed as though soiiio superhuman puwer was at work, aud to-day I am as well as ni any time during my Ule. 1 weigh HI pounds, am SJseari. uld.und lor some timo liavo been regularly at tending tn iny busiueis. blddlug lair to llvuton good old age. i inn luuujnui iu jou ueyouu expression lor having placed mo In n position wherein 1 um a ueiieiiLiiiniud.is.i i, uuiuou m my Itlllluy. Your Mandiake riilsnruthe onlv tuedh-inn i ever use now. 1 think they are thu best in tue world. I can re cr you to nuuureiis or my neighbors who will urlly a l lliavu written, and auy lu lormatlou any ol my leilow clli,-jm may desire will no fieely uuil gladly glVk u. unou leeeintut slump, by Yiiuirf.ele. liny IXtibt, I'la., Fell. If), 18TJ. Dr. J. ll.SCUUNCK.N. 11. cor. Hlxtu and Arch hi reels, I'titiadeipUla. Dear K.r l'ieaae lur.uil, per nr.t steamer, tlx botllesHenWedToaloand twelve bullied i ul iiiouluMyiup. Your iiuUiclno.s nro o isuch valuo that lean not bu without them lu my household, uud lu tact no famll) should bo without them. lluivo given tliem u fair test, aud opeuiy de clare thein lo be even better than you claim, Very ittpearully youis, ,m . A. WJUTEIIUItsr. 1'Ull.AUl Ll'UIA, MaiLll 4, IS 2. 1)1. J. II. !CHE'sCU, Ue.peitidisir I ultoplcasuro lu awiirdlu to you this celtlllcatu ot the wouderlul cure your i'uliiiuulc sijuip aud Ho.i Weed 'i'uulu pruductil. My throat nun bioucUlul tubea weie so highly luilamed lliut It wi.s ulinoat impossible turruo lo swallow my loud, 1 un. una visit to my uncle, Mr. Cbailes Juhu suti, .Nu. Ul'J Kedeial sluet, wuu says your modi elms rai.ed hlui Hum utmost ileuUi ufter ull oth er moans had f.illei, una bo having, therefore, Mil coulldeiico lu thu virtue ol jour remedies, .lrtmi:lv leeommended mu lo tivtlien. I iil.i bu. una lu one weuk Irum mo llmu I uommcmod taking tliem my tlnoat uuueiwvut a vury gloat ch.ingo lor. tho better, so lliut 1 could oai my meals without any ulUlcully ur p.wu, 1 can scarcely Uud words to tspress my grautudo for tue eauy lenui yuur lusuiuauiu lueuiciues pro dueoduiiou me. uud 1 deem It bututincL nt I'mti. tudoto glsu you lb" acknowledgement oi my upprtciauuu, luun. ivspcuiiuuy, 11AL.HKI. M. (ACullsj No, 41U Witt llnrly-tuird street, New oik. SCIIENCIC'S PULMONIC SYltUP, BEA WEED TONIC, una MANDKAKE PILLS. These aro tho only medicines that will cure runuouary wousumpuou. ur. tscucuck lias been In euuslaUL nractlcu over thlrlv v.ars ..nnllmi. ally examlulug luug, uud knows his medicines. If propeily takiu, Mill ture Cousuuiptlou, Ills Muudruku l'llls cleanse the llvoranu stomach: Ills hei Weed Tuulu dissolves thu lood.sllmu lattutlie cuatlng ot thu stomach, uud makes It digest, IIlH I'ulmuuio ttyiun ripens tlio nutltr, I'rlco of tlio 1'ulmoulo Byrup and Kju Weed jouic, per uouie, or mm purlieu uozeu. Mandrake I'll Is .5 conu per box, I'UEl'AUED ONLV AND FOR BALE HV J. II. SCHENCK & SON, N. E. Corner SIXTH nnd ARCH Streets, I'lllI.AUItM'UlA, And by Druggists and Dealers generally. JOHNSTON, HOUOiVAY & COWHL'X, 002 Arch fcixitEKr, Philadelphia, Wholesale Agents, npr 12. 1872-ty. intitoits or youth. r.vcry nervous Young Man In the Union, will receive, free, n Itoclpothnt will prove n blcMluit through life, iy Addressing. In confldonco, John ii.(Kii)i:iv. llox 6172 1', O, 12 Cedar Ht.,N.Y. A DMINISTIlATOIt'S NOTICE. XjL kstatb op- viitt.tr w. bteislt, nrc'n. M tlern ol administration on the ostnto of rhlllti W. Blcfly, lato of Heaver lwp Columbia county, deceased, have been granted by tho ItcglstcMiliiald county to Allen Maim, adminis trator. All pcrnons having clalmsaKa.ust tho es tate of tho decedent are requested to present them for settlement, and those Indebted to tlio estato to mako payment to tlio undersigned, nd- mlnlslrators, without delay. AI.TiKjr MANN, April, 12,'2-Cw Administrator, ADMINISTitATOHS' NOTICE. KHTATR or VETKIt ItAl'CK, PEO'D. Lclttrsnf ndmlstrntlon on tho estato of l'elcr Hniuk, late of Heaver township, Columbia county, deceased havo been (-ranted by tlio lies Istcr of said county to John llauck and Nathan llredbender, of samo place. All persons having claims against the osiate of tho decodent nro re quested to present them for settlement, aud llioso Indebted to tho estate to mako payment to tjio uudcrslgued, administrators, without delay, JOHN IIAUCK, NATHAN llHKDIlENDKU, mcli20';2-0sv. Administrators, JNCOKPOUATIOa. Notlco is hereby given, that on tlio 17th day of Kb. A. D. 187i,sundry Inhabitants or Columbia couutv, presented a petition to tho Court nt Com mon 1'lea.sof said county, praying tho said Court to grant a Charter of Incorporation to the 1'nlr view Klsli Company of Catawlssa Township l', Willi tho lights and privileges therein stated, nnd If no kUlllclcnt causo Is shown to tho con trary on the Ilrst day of next term, tlio prayer ot tbo petitioners will he giauted, according to tlio Act of Assembly lu such case made nnd pro vided. It, II. KINULKU. April Stli 72-H. 1'rotUonotnry. T EQISTEU'S NOTICES.-Noticeib XV heroby given to all legatees, creditors and other persons interested In tho estates of the re spective decedents and minors, that the follow ing administration nnd guardian accounts linvo been tiled In the oillco or tho Keglster of Colum blncounty, nnd will bo presented for confirma tion nnd nllowanco lu the Orphans' Court, to be held In Hloomsburg.on Wedneaday, tbo Cth day of May, 187V, nt 2 o'clock lu the alteruoon of said day I 1. The first nnd final account of Joslalt n.Prltz, administrator of Margaret Krllz, lato of Sugar loaf township, deceased, 2. Tho Htial nccount of John W. Hunter, ad ministrator of Albert Hunter, lato of 1'lue tp deceased. 3. Tho account of Isaac L. Cryder, Executor of Mary C. Cry dcr, lato of tho borough of llcrwlck, deceased. , Tlio first and final account of Wm. Masttllcr administrator lie bonla non, of Christiana Kolcli nrd, l.ito of Madison tpv deceased. 5, Tho final nccount of Abram S. McNeal, ex ecutor of CnmuelMcWeal, lato of Hentoa town ship, deceased, (I. Tlio first ond final nccount of William Mns teller. administrator of John ltelchard, Into of Madison tp., deceased. 7. Tlio account of llenjamln Wagner, adminis trator of Naucy l'llklugton, lato of Locust tp., deceased, 8. Tho nrst and Hnal account of John Ilautz, administrator of Kllmabctli Heeee, late of Green wood tp., deceased. 0. Tho account of Simon Helwlg, administra tor of Jouas llehvlg, latoof Locust tp., deceased. 10. Supplemental account of Peter i:nt, execu tor of Matthew McDowell, lute of fccott town ship, deceased. 11. Tho account of Henry L. Krens, William II. I-reus, and James I'. Krcas.adminlslrotorsof An drew I'rcas, late ot Centre township, deceased, 12. Tho account of Peler Lnubach, adminis trator uf Jacob Ogdeu, lute of lleuton township, deceased. 13. Tho account ol Win. Goodman nnd Itachcl Helwlg, administrators of I'oter Helwlg, late of Locust township, deceased. II. Tho account or Edmund Crawford :!d, ad ministrator of Elizabeth Lunger, late of lleuton t3wnsh!p, deceased. 15. The account of John A. miner, administra tor of Itebecca llltucr, lato of Losusl tp., dcc'di 10. The account of l'eter Eckroto. administra tor of Solomon Eckrote. lato nf Heaver town ship, deceased. 17. The account orileobcnFalirlnger, guardian of John ilellnbriH'k, minor child of Joliu Helui- urticir, sr., iato or Locust township, deceased. 18. Tho account or S. II. Miller, guardian of tho nelsons aud estates of Mary M.,aud Kiedcrlek 1). Gross. inlnorclilldrcn cf Zebulou Gross, latoof Hloom township, deceased. 19. The account of K. II. Miller, ennrdlan nf Ihn person aud estato or Wesley ituitzol, minor child or Jacob Harlzcl, Jr., lato ol Mitllln town ship, docc.iscJ. 20. Theflrstand final account or Pr-tpr w Willi lr. administrator or Jacob l'erslug, lato of Locust tun.iauij,, UULCUSCU. 21. The account of William Aitbmv adminis trator of l'eter Uruner.latoof l'lue tp., Uectased. 22. The account of William Tllinnd.w.nilmV nf Joslali J. Thomas, lato of ltoarlngcreek, town ship, dee'd, I. Tbo first nnd nnrtlnl npwiiiiii. nf rmmr.r Dclttericb, Executor or Jacob Mostcllir, late or Hrlarcreek township, deceased. , 21. The nnnl account or W. II. Abbott, Admin istrator or Amos HboJos, Into or CatawUs.i tp., deceased. , . . W II. JACOUY, Iteglstcr. Iteglstcr's OIUcp. 1 Bloomsburg, A prll 5, 1872, J WIDOWS'" APPRAISEMENTS. 7 Y Tho following appraisements of rcnl nnd per sonal property setapaitto widows of decedents havo been Hied lu tbo orUco of tho ltegisterui Columbia county.under tlio Rules of Court, and will bo presented lor absolute confirmation, to tbo Orphans' Court to ho held in llloomsburg, In and for said county, on Wednesday, thefitbduyol May, lb72, at 2 o'clock p. jr., of said day, un less exceptions to such confirmations aro previ ously llled.ot which all persons Interested In hald estates will tako notlco : 1. Widow orrcter Ilnuctt, lato orileavor town ship, deceased. 2. Widow or Sylvester Pealer, late ol I'lshlng creck township, deceased. 3. Widow of Charles II. Doeb'.cr, lato or thj town of llloomsburg, deceased. 4. Widow of Thlllp Klstler, late of Mt. Pleas ant township, deceased. 5. Widow of Iliiam Eaker, lateof Jackson In., deceased. 0. Widow of John It, Davis, late of Benton to., deceased. 7. Widow of Leonard W. Roberta, lato of En garloaf township, deceased. 8. Widow of ltobert 8. Hampton, lato or ltoar lngcreek township, deceased. 1). Widow of A. D. Wliitinoyer, late or Huo township, deceased. in. Wld.vw or Georgo M. Beagle, latoof Hem lock township, deceased. .. , W. W. JACODV. Register. Register's Office, llloomsburg, Aprils, 1S72.J N OTICE OP DISSOLUTION. The co-partnership heretofore cxlstlngbotween II. k nlltlM nll.l .1 Si Ulmmni. a liamoorKimtle.t Hhumnu, Is this day dissolved by mutual conscut. J. 11. KNITTLE. . , J. a. WIIUMAN. Cilawlssn, April 1, 1672:3t. "OllIDGE NOTICE. A dividend of 3 per rent., nn the capital slock of the Catawlssa Bridge Company will bo paid nt the oilicu or tho Treasurer ol IhoCompuuy on and alter April 10, 172. ununus s. uiuui ur, Treasurer, An election will to held at the bouse of .r. it. Klstler. In tlio town of Catawl.-a. between thu hours or 1 o'clock, I. M., and C o'clock, 1. M., or Monday. May a. 1872. lor President. Mmim-itr. isecieiaryuuu irtusuierui inn euuiwusu Hlicge uump.iuy lur lue ensuing year. apr. 5, ISTCiIw. c ONNELL & II ATT IN,' Wholesale an! Retail Dealers In BUILDERS' AND CARRIAGE HARDWARE IRON, STEEL AND NAILS, Rims, Hubs and Spokes, Springs, AXLE-i, mill PIPE I10XE3, HORSE SHOES, anil HORSE SHOE NAILS, CEMENT, PLASTER and SAND, GLASS, PAINTS, PUTTY, OILS uud TURPENTINE, Mnntifdcttirers of TIN WARE. Amenta fur Fnirbnnk's Scales ! PLUMIJING. STEAM unil GAS FITTING. Orders by mail solicited, und promptly llllod. 3.2.8 Pena ilvexiuc, SOKANTON, 1? Si ti pr. 1, 167S.tr. WLANIC 1JKUDS, V,.,,, t . . . . .... DhhUS ou huud and lor tulo that went t ver V-I.nt In ItlrkmiittliM.. T .a m n lI.h . 1. kept lu lUooiuBuuu, Large bUo on best parch meat raiKjr, Common UcoJk, Kxecutor a uud Adiulnlstrator'H Deeds buiall blzo nood uud heap common DeedN.dc, REMOVAL!! I. W. NILES, MUSIC W A II E BOO JIB htivo been romovod to tho NEW imiCiC BUILDING OrrOaiTKtheEPlSCOI'ALCIIURCII.MAlNHt. Where no will keep a general assortment of THE LATEST SHEET MUSIC, PIANOS, ORGANS, VIOLINS, and all KINDS OK MIMICAL INSTRUMENTS. Also MUSIC BOOKS for all INSTRUMENTS. PIANO AND ORGAN HTOOLH ALL STYLES AND PRICES. THE SIIOEIM2VKER PIAXO is the cheapest First Class Piano in the market. Having secured tho Agency ol tho GEO. WOODS' RENOWNED ORGANS, for Columbia County, togother with tho CELEBRATED TEMPLE ANGELIC, furnishes advantages to purchasers not 1'oUud elsewhere. , STATIONARY OF ALL KINDS. A full assortment of SQUARE AND OVAL FRAMEES, 1 Rll slylca aud prices constantly on hadd. STEni, EGRAVINGS, CHROMO1! A COLORED PRINTS, STEREOSCOPES AND VIEWS. &Call nnd examine mchS'72-Cm. jEW DRUG STORE. CHRIS. A. KLEIM Having purchased tlio business of E. P. Lutz now ofiers at tile old stand, a choice nmlni.n of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES. TOILET ARTICLES, PANCY SOAPS, Iir.U&HES,AcAc. And a ceucral assoitmentof the choicest, r-nods usually found In tlrst class establishments, Physicians' Prescriptions and Family Recipes Careful ly Compounded, tin Sundays, open from S a. in., to 10 a. in., nnd from 'J p. in., to 4 p m. GERMAN AND ENGLISH SPOKEN. feb 0'72-tf 513 WORTH FREE TO EOOIC AGENTS. f-end jour oddres, staling experience, success, and book now killing, und receive lrce our now AGENT'S POCKET COMPANION, Worth. 810.GO to nny Book Agents. Agents also 1 T?, T. TI TT' "M-.THEWHITE Wuutcd tor J -' JL J-s CHIEF. TWELVE YEARS AMONO THE WILD IN- UJAisa Ur TUB l'LAINB. Murdered September 1st, 1S71. The wild ndvenlnres and marvelous erneil- oncescf Oeo. P. Ileldeli. I;nriu-n nu tbo lilt Warilor." ''Great liunler." and ritnnn. t.U'liltM Chief." of li lodgts. A book or thrilling Inter est, richly lllnsiiuted; charms every body cieij- yi mc.v, t.uu sens iu I'Aceeu uuy ixkuc out. neua iur iiiusirnieu poster unu exira teims, HUUILUlD llROS.PuDlisheis, mclil'7I-tf 72i Sausom St., Phlla. WANTED : Afjentsforournow 1C naco miner tbo Contributor. Ttdrtpen dp. narlmenls. rellL-lnus anil kni-nlnr. I!nv A 11 Earlo writes fnr It. Hl.lOnyear: a f iOCprcmlum luuiLiiauuwuuar. ruw!(ems eernis address, JAuta H. Kaiile, HosTON,Mnsi. "OSYCHOMANCY, OR SOUL X CHARMING." Iloveltherslxmivfiisi-l. tmiu ntld Cain lll'O loveand uflW-tlnns nfnnv iipr. sou tliey chooae, Instantly. Thts simple menial acqitiieuiuui. un can possei., iree, uy msu, lor 2) cents, together with a marrlaco guide, Egyptian Orarl", Dreams. Hints to Ladles', Ac. A qurer, exelllng nook. ldO.OOjsold. Address T.WILLIAM & tu. r uu s,i'uua. AOgWTO"WMTEO FOR liy' BHAhlr.ii V. TiitKMB.' b, IV Ulbd n4 rftUauli-uil luuieil TC? BlOitl bnmilar rplJlTl Cli.cUUll.BsT ..HI The Best Paper! Try It! 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Catarrh and Deafness Onrod bv llv- ntt'H Tn9 ' ' years, I have now no Catarrh, aud havo my hearlUB. the result of usIub a One Dollar Packet V.f, '." "lATTalNiiA Mls.-rMalvlnaPiorcy," ml UivllonSt.,New York, A plain truthful statement that CATAnnn. In many hundreds ofesjies, some exlstlngover forty years, has been permanently cured by the no of it One Dollar Packet of Dr. HYATT'S 1N.A, a yfsotaule, mild and soothing remedy. Send ll.OO for Medicine and advlco lo Dr. U y. Hyatt, (depot of the celebrated Hyatt's Ufa llaUaml. SWtlrandBt., V, X, lly mall Iree. Test sample on receipt V0 cts, ' QOURT PROOLAMATION. WimmtAs, the Hon. William Klwell, President JudKoor tho Court of Oyer nnd Terminer nnd General Jail Delivery, Court ot Uuarter Hesslons uf the Pence and Court nf Common Pleas anil Or phan's Court In tho aitli Judicial District, com posed of the counties of Columbia, Sullivan and jiiouroo Associate judges or Columbia county havo Issued their nrerenl. benrlnir ilatn Iho ml. J ...... nuu llivi.ljll.linill mil HII'I 1BIUH1 r. ilay of February, In tho year of otir Iird, one thousand, eight hundred and seventy-one, and to medlrected for noldingnCourtof Oyer nnd Ter miner nnu ucnerai uuarter Hesslons or the Peace Court of Common Plea nnd Orphan's Court, In llloomsburg, In the county of Colnmbla, on the first Monday, bolng the UtU day ot May next, lo continue oue week. Notice Is hereby given, to tlio Coroner, to the Justices of tho Pence, nnd tho Constables or the said county orcolumbla, that they bo then nnd thero In tuel -prepor person at in o'clock In the forenoon of snld Slfi inv nf Mnv wlLh thAlr records, Inquisitions and other remembrances, to do thoso things which to their offices appertain to he done. And those that are bound hy reCOanlKance. to nronecntn ajralnst the nrls oners that nre or may be In the Jail of the said county at Columbia, to be then and there to prosecute them as shall be lust. Ju rors nro requested to bo punctual in their attend auce.agreenbly tothelmotlces. Dated at Illooms- , s Diirg, 1110 oiu nay ot April, in me year h. a. i of our Iord, one thousand eight bun ' ' dred and soventv-twnanil In tlm nlneiv flftli year or tho Independence ot tho United Slates or America. AARON SMITH, utoomsnurg, April s, WTl. Mherlir. LIST OF GRAND JURORS FOR MAY TERM. 1671. muuiu . . .j ituuuius, i-iiuip r-yor. Heaver Oeorge P. Drlesbach, Henry Hlnterlltor. ltAvmlnl- 1'hn. u t, T .1. . " Hrlarcreek Archibald Henry. Catawlssa Charles Krelgli. Centrnlla Robert OorreTl. Frnnkllu Owen Kostnbnnder. I'lshlngcreok Alfred Preston. Greenwood Wilson M, Eves. Jackson-George Uurlcraan, Ellsha Robblns. I. .I,UL ., vlY' "rugior, wiiuam Appieman. Madlspn-Fred. Derr, John Christian, James DUdlne. ' Hlolna-IWn.. t)M.I.Al. Monlour-JoTin O. ijutck, Christian CIcwell. "s. "wjik-s Appieman. Pine Jacob Long. Scott John Waters, PETIT JURORS. Hloom Thomas Goddls, Thomas Dollman, W. 11. Koons, William Slivers. lljrwlck William J. KnJrr, Adrian VanHongh- ton.S.E. Walton. Benton Andrew T. Ikcler. Hrlarcreek D. W. Marl. Joslali It. Mart. Centre Lafayette Creasy, Catawlssa Samuel Dlemer, Daniel Zarr, Jr. Fhhlngcreek .lames N. Jonos. Greenwood William J. Cox, llob't M. Musgravc. Hemlock-John Gruber, Wm. U. Shoemaker. Locust 1)1 vld Lclbv, Johu llelner, Adam Dim- Millllu Jacob G rover, Sam'l Ileldloman, Charles w tuHiici-vi, duuu r iiniiva. Madison J nsenh Maust. 1r. Mt. I'leasaut D. It. Appieman, A. J. Ikeler, Joliu Ale. Montonr E. G. Rlcketts, John Snyder, Pine William P. Faus. Koarlngcreek Benjamin Lovan. Scott James Merodllh. LIST OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL AT MAY TERM, 1472. George A. Frlck vs. Thomas Stnckhouse. William Lougenberger, et ul. vs. Hugh W. Mo- ncjuunn, - ui. A. C. & F. Holder man vs. Samuel Bchweppen helser. Michael Orover'R 4 use' vs. Savaged: Orlght. Mlchasl Grover 'use' Savage A: IlrlghU Ilroomall & Co., vs. McNinch&Snuman. Knrtzisr uusion vs. Aiireu urnwine, Clemncl O. Rlcketl's ndm'r vs. David Sweeney et al. Thomas O'Conner vs. Martin Ganghln. Lewis I. Adams vs. Kisblngcreek School DIst. E. Sattersthwait vs. Frederick Mercuron. 1-rankllu Township vs. John Mclleynolds. Daniel F. Seybort vs. Kllnctop & Walton. Venlah Reece'sadm'r. vs. W. A. Kline. Michael Maulon vs. Philadelphia nnd Reading R. K, Co. Patrick Monaghan vs. Philadelphia and Reading R. H. Co. Roger Dixon vs. Philadelphia and Reading R. R, Co. Mrs. Mary Connelly vs. Philadelphia and Read lug It. H. Co. Francis J. Kline vs. Jacob Herring. E. o. ltlcketts vs. John Sweeney et nl. Oeorgo K. Hess vs. Joseph Wels et al. Uogart & Kramer vs. William llarber, A. W. Eaton vs. John L. Hosier. Joseph W. Fausey vs. John Mulligan. Columbia Insurance Co. vs. J. M. Frock. A. 11. Stewart vs. Francis 11 Joly. William Mllnes vs. Jonas Doty. Andrew Crevellng vs. Thomas Trench. Jeremiah Iless 'use vs. John Hotraian et a'. Fiauk E.Hrockway ys Daniel F. Seybert. Georgo M. Raker vs.T. J. Lawell el ul. Kiastus Ross vs. Oliver A. Jacoby. Georgo Wltmyer'sex'rs. vs. Johu Stlner. A. Purdeo & Co. vs. Hugh W. Mclleynolds, et al. A. Pardee i Co .vs.l).iuvllle,lIajIctouii Wilkes barre Railroad Co. Susan Gtlham vs. Martin M. Brobst. James Dryanl vs. lllotimsburg Iron Co. Mordecal Millard vs. Hugh W. McReynolds. Thomas Williams vs. John Cain, Ezras. Lyons vs. Solomon Dirk, Clark Mcrrll vs. A. H. Stewart. J. W. Mostcller vs. William Williams. John Y. Allcger vs. H. O. Crevellng. George Swelgart vs. Jauios W. Saukcy. llenjamln Wagner vs. Joseph R. Rhodes. Daniel Snyder vs. John Mowry. M, K. Walker, use, vs. Lloomsburg Literary In stitute and State Normal School. Lavlna Gnlder's uso vs. Mnthlas Kline. Sylvester J, Fnux vs. Jcsso Merrll. Johu Lawrcnco ex'r. vs. Amanda Lawrenee. v. u. uerara vs. jonn u. jacony. Wilson Acer vs. C. 11. Ilrockwav. Mary Miller vs. John MlUor's ox'rs. JOS. IIARTMAN & JNO. STROUSE Supervisors of roads In Catawlssa township, In ncct. with sail township, DR. To amount of duplicate, $333 05 error uuo on last year s sciiie ment, 7 23 CR. By amount paid sundry rcrsons for worit c. tw " Exonerations, hi W " l'erccntngo on collection 0 rcr cent, 100 41 Bond, . 1 &U IJ197 5 By balance due township, 8175 in Wn tlm auditors of Catawlssa townshln have examined the acct. or Joseph llartman and John strouse as supervisors or said township nnd find this correct asabovo suited. Witness our nanus mis em uay oi Aprun... M. V. 11. KLINE. 1 HENRY HOLLINGSIIEAD, S C. E. MARGERUM. TO BOOK AGENTS. MARK TWAIN'S NEW BOOK. " HOUGHING IT," Is ready for Canvassors. No book la looked for more Impatiently than this, and agents will du well to get territory lor It as early as possible. Apply lor Circulars and terras to uTiipipt.ii smmrm Tnlti.iaw 711 Sa'nsom St,, Philadelphia, Agents Wanted for tho Now Work, OUR CHILDREN, Ho ,v to Fuko nnd Keep them Healthy. Lato iroIossor In New York Mcilicul College, tt.trofitsof AmuKemeiils. Kdncatlon. Pnv steal Development Diseases, Accidents, Mnrrtaces, Ac, ImpurtlDg a vast amount of valuable lnlor nmtWm conductlvo to the Heultli, llapplncH, ami Wrllare of Iho oun. Written In a plm. Hit; f-tyie, u is cxcccuiuyiy toieroanugas wen an Instructive. Kvery Family fchoulil lmvo It, and no Taretit rnti niinnl to bu without It. bend for circulars giving lull particulars. UUrf iral A-iii uuusin-r, dccQ2'71-tf 711 Baubom Htreet, riillaailpbl i RIBBONS FANCY SILK GOODS, KID c, "Met. 36! BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Importers and Jobbers of CorflEte anfl Gros Grain millions, IN ALL COLORS AND WIDTHS, TRIMMING AND BONNET SILKS, TUEQU0ISE and VELOURS, English Crapos, Cronadinos, Tlosuoo, Lncoc, Cdglnes, white: cottos tuimbiiivcs, NJCKTIES. DRESS BUTTONS. &C. pATENT ARION PIANO. Tho only pereet Instrument In the World, It Is nneoiKiI(l in lllrhness. Power, llrllllancy and jluraWlllty. Special terms to Teachers. Marked favors to Clergymen. Bend for Illustrated Alloa Pamphlet. O. W. FOSTER. Oeneral Agent, mar 10'71-If.J Mavch Vuvk,Va.
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