The Columbian., May 03, 1872, Image 2

THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBUllG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
SjUhe ololumbian.
nmoMsnuiia pa.
Friday, May iJ, 1S7S.
Tho Constitutional Convention.
Wu print this week nt length, anil ac
curately, tho Act passed nt tho luto icss
Ion of tho Lofjlslaturo culling n Conven
tion to nmotid tlio Constitution of tho
Htntp, potlmt our readers nt as enrly n
tlntii H8 pofilblo tuny bo put In possess
ion of the whole plan lorsolcctlnj,' mem
bers of tho Convention anil for regulat
ing tho proceedings of that body when
itnlmil c'invemo. Upon the wholo wo
think tho Act U well adapted to all tho
purp'HtH for which It was pas?od) that
It wIP, in an probability, securo n good
Oonvi'titlonnndjudlctouichangcs In tho
mnibiincntnl law of tho Slate.
The p'nn nf representation provided
by thi net, will securo substantial Jus
tlce In nil electors of thu State. All
elecilnnn of members of tho Convention
nre to hi) upon tho plan of tho limited
vote, ho that nil tho voters of tho State
of both parties will bo represented with
rftwmnlilo fairness in tho Convention
The ptovMou In tho net that ono
thhd i r nil the members of the Con
ventlon shall havo tho right to demand
a separnto popular voto upon any
amendment proposed Is a most valua
uie ami 6aiutary provision. A mere
majority of tho Conyontiou cannot
compel tho pcoplo to accept bad or
doubtful amendments along with good
ones; In other words cannot by sub
mlttlng their amendments to a popular
voto In mnss, compel tho pcoplja to no
cept or reject all of them together,
Thero can bo discrimination by tho pco
pie when passlug upon tho work of the
Convention nnu this fact will check the
intrusion of party politics or other sin
ister inllucnce into tho Convention pro
ceedings. Thero is a remarkablo but
judicious provision in tho act for filling
tho vacancies which may occur in tho
membership of tho Convention. Tho
expense.Inconvenlenco and delay which
ordinarily occur In filling official vacan
cies by popular election will bo entire
ly avoided and yet tho vacancies will
be properly as well ns promptly filled.
In any case of vacancy tho dolegates at
largo who shall have been voted for by
a majority of tho voters, who shall
have elected tho member whoso placo
is to bo filled, shall fill tho vacancy.thus
securing tho continued representation
of tho same class of voters, who choso
tho member originally and tho balanco
of power In the Convention, or rather
tho proportionate power of partios in
tho Convention as flxod by popular
election will remain undisturbod. This
provision Is new but an obvious Im
provement upon former plans for tilling
vacancies in representative bodies.
It would seem from the construction of
tills bill, although it Is not declared ex
pressly upon Its face, thatsoparato tick
ets and soparato boxes nro to bo used at
tho election in voting for and selecting
members of tho Convention. As wo
understand the act, ballots tor members
of tho Convention, cannot bo placed
upon the Blips headed "State" "County"
or "Judiciary'1 providod for by recent
laws. This point should of courso bo
attended to by tho Secretary of tho
Commonwealth and by Sheriffs of coun
ties in tho making up of olection proc
lamations, so that no blunders shall bo
committed by election officers.
Wo congratulalo tho people of tho
Stato upon tho passage of this very ex
cellent Convention bill and upon tho
fair prospect which we havo. now pre
sented to us of good and salutary re
form, so much needed and so strongly
called for by popular sentiment.
"The Dutchman."
Tho bad boys of Radicalism have
paid Mr. Carl Schuris tho highest com
pliment thoy could unless they apoth
eosized him. Thoy havo mado a
"bogey" of him j thoy conjure by hlmj
they coddlo to sleep tho long-nursed
plans of their fraud and chicanery by
the mention of his name, and turn
honest by fear of him, as "Panama's
maids" turned palo when Bertram's
and Blsingham's names were whisper
ed In tholr ears. Tho War Depart
ment began to purge and forswear sack
and livo cleanly as soon as It was ascer
tained that "the Dutchman" was on the
track of Its misdeeds. Tho long dor
mant seeds of tho Civil Service Reform
began to swell, germinate, and sprout
in that "cold frame" of tho President's
bosom, then first when tho fiery rays
or "the Dutchman's" onergy were
poured upon them. Tho Robcsonlan
commerco in hrlckdust, which had be
gun to prosperously irom Now Jersey
to the P.tclflc via Cape Horn commerce
unexampled Binco Solomon fetched gold
und sandal wool by a threo years' voy.
age from Ophlr, to build his tcmplo
withal discovered Itself to bo a bubble
suspected Itself to bo a cheat, and col
lapsed suddenly a3 soon as "tho Dutch
man" bent ids Inquisitive lunottes upon
it. This is a glorious roputatlon "the
Dutchman" has earned extorted as It
Is from tho fears and hatreds of the nn
tlon's plunderers. In some respects It
Is tho greatest contemporary honor that
has over been bsstowed upon an Amor
lean statesman, this that Senator Schurz
has won, viz: that his presonco alone
should havo power to quell, rebuke,
and Intimidate tho spirit of fraud and
peculation In his own party that Is so
rampant throughout tho land, and that
Radical rogues should hido away from
him as sneak-thlovos slink round com
ers from tho sight of tho representatives
of tho luw. Wathtnglon litrlot.
Tho President ha3 signed the bill In
relation to bounties. It provides that
every volunteer, non-commUsIoncd offi
cer, privato, musician, and artificer
who enlisted Into tho military service
of tho United Stato prior to July 22,
1801, under tho proclamation of tho
Presldont of tho United Stated of May
3,1801, and ordors of tho War Depart
ment issued in pursuanco thoroof, and
was actually mustered beforo August 0,
1801, into any regiment, company, or
battery which was accepted by tho War
Department under such proclamation
aud orders, shall bo paid tho full bounty
of $100, under and by vlrtuo of said
proclamation and orders of tho War
Department In forcoat tho time of such
enlistment, and prior to July 22, 1801,
provided that the camo has not already
beon paid.
Oov. Hoffman has vetoed tho now
charter for New York city on tho
grounds of doubtful constitutionality,
and other objections. Tho legislature
sustained his veto by an overwhelming
voto.
The Const Hut lonnl Com cut Ion Act.
)i Acttoprorld,forcalHnp aOonvenllon
la amend OmUllittlon,
HnrrioM 1. Itn Itennfled. &. That
at the enteral flection to ho hold nn tho
wcoiiil Tuesday In Oc'loher tmvt.lhoro
shall bu elected by tho qualified electors
ofthls commonwealth delegates toncon
ventlon to revise aud amend tho consti
tution ofthls Stato. Tho said convention
shall consist of ono hundred and thirty-
mrco mcmnors, to no elected in manner
folIowIng;Twonty-elghtmoiiboH thoro
of Bhall bo elected in tho Stato nt ln.,',0.
ns lonows: iiacn voterortno siaiosnau
voto for not more than fourteen candi
dates, and the twenty-eight highest la
voiuHunu uo uecinrcu elected. JNiuoty
nlnu delegates shall bonnnntntcd to and
elected from tho different Senatorial
Districts of tho Stato ; tlwco delegates to
bo elected for each senator therefrom j
and In chooslnc nil district dolccrntcs
oach voter shall bo ontltled to voto for
not moro than two of tho members to bo
chosen from his district, nud tho thio
candidates highest In vntn Hlinll ho de
clared electee! except In tho comity of
Aiicgueny, lormmg tno Twcntv-tmru
Senatorial District, whero no votcrshall
voto ior moro man six c.wuniaios, nnu
tho nl.io liiuhost In votti shall bo elected:
and in tho counties of Li'iicriio, Mo.iroo
ami i'iko, io.inltirr tho TiilrtoJiitn 3.i
ntorlal District, whero no voter shall
voto for mo 3 than four candidates, and
tho six highest In voto shall bo elected:
and six additional delegates nhall bo
chosen from tho city of I'hlladolphla.by
a voto at largo In said city, nud In their
election no voter shall voto for moro
than threo candidates, and tho six birch
est In voto shall bo declared elected.
Sec 2. Tho following regulations
shall imply to tho aforesaid election to
bo helu on tho second Tuesday of Octob
or nent. mil to returns of tho s.imo.
First. Tho salu election shall bo held
aud conducted bv tho nroner election
oillcersof tho tavcral election districts of
thocommo ,wealth.and8ha lbocovorn
ed and regulated in all respects by tho
general election laws or tno common
wealth, so fir in tho same shall bo an
plicablo thereto and not Inconsistent
with the n ov'sions ofthls act.
Second. Tho tickets to bo voted for
mcmbe.snt Inrironf the convention shall
havo ou thooutsldothe words"dolegntcs
nt large," and on the insldo tho names
of tho cMidldi'tes to be voted for, not
exccadlng fo.vlcen in number.
Third. Tho tickets to he voted for
district members oi tho convention shall
havo ou tho outside tho words "district
delegates," nod on tho inside tho namo
or namc3 of tho candidates voted for,uot
exceeding tho proper number limited
as aforesaid; but any ticket which shall
contain n creator number of names than
tho number for which tho votcrshall bo
entitled to voto shall be rejected; and In
the ca3e of tho delegates to bo chosen at
largo In Philadelphia the words "city
delegates" shall bo on tho outside of tho
ticket.
Fourth, in tho city of l'liiiatioipnin
tho return Judges shall meet at thoStato
House, at ton o'clock, on tho Thursday
noxt following tho election, and make
out tho returns ror salacity or the votes
cast therein for delegates at large, and
city and district delegates to bo mem
bers of tho convention. Tho roturn
judses of tho several election districts
Within cacn county oi uio stato, exciuu
iug Philndolphiit.sliall meet on tho Fri
day next following tho election at tho
usual nlacofor tho meeting cl tho return
Judgcsoftholrcounty.nndshallmakoout
tun ami accurate returns tor tno county
of the votes cast therein for members of
the convention nnd for district members
of thostme; and the proceedings of the
return Judges of tho said city of Phila
delphia, and of tho several counties of
tho commonwealth in tho making of
their returns, shall he the samo as those
nrescribed for return iudsres in tho otso
of an election for governor, oxcept that
returns transmitted to mo secretary or
tho commonwealth snail be addressed
to that officer alone and not to tho speak
er of tho senate.
Fifth. The prothonotary of Philadel
phia nnd tho nrolhonotarles of the sev
eral counties .sli.il, with referouco to
such returns, promptly and faithfully
perform an mo duties enjoined upon
them by rno eighty lourtn anu eighty
fifth sections of tlio general election net
of July2d, 1839.
Sixth. Tho secretary of tho common
wealth shall, as soon as tho returns of
tho said election shall bo received by
him. and at all events within fifteen
days after tho election, in tho presonco
of tho Governor and auditor-general,
open anu computo an the returns receiv
ed of votes given for members of tho
convention, aud tho Governor shall
rorthwun issue ins proclamation declar
ing tho names of tho persons who have
been chosen members of tho convention.
Sec. 3. It shall bo tho duty of Undel
egates el cted as aforesaid to assemblo
in convention, in tho hall of tho Houso
of Representatives, at tho Stato capitol,
In Hurrlsburg, on the second Tuesday
of November, one thousand oleht hun
dred and seventy-two, nt twelve o'clock
iu. that day, witngenorai powers or ad
journment as t time and place; it shall
bo tno duty oi tne secretary ortho com
monwealth tocalltheconventiontoorder
at tho timoof ltsassembllng,and to sub
mit all tho returns of election in his pos
session, and to road tho aforesaid proc
lamation oi tno uovernor, anu tnoreup
on said convention shall nroceed to or-
ganiaoby electing one of their number
president, and, after tho members aro
sworn in, such other officers ns may bo
nceuou in mo irausacuon oi Dusiness.
Sec. I. Bald convention, so elected,
assembled and organlzed.shall havo tho
nower to nronose to the cltlzons of this
commonwealth, for their approval or
re ection. n new constitution, or amend
ments to tho present ono, or spociile
amendraents.to bo voted for separately,
which shall bo engrossed and signed by
tho president and chief clerk.and deliv
ered to the secretary of tlio common
wealth, by wliom and under whoso di
rection It or thoy shall bo ontorod on
record in lus ofhco and published oticoa
ween in at least twonowapapors in oach
county, whero two papors aro published
for four weoks noxt preceding tho day
of election that shall bo hold for the a
doptlon or rejection of the constitution
or amendments S08ubmltted: Pi-ovided,
that one third of all tho memborsof tho
convention shall havo tho right to ro
qulro tho soparato and distinct submis
sion to a popular votoof anychungeand
amendment proposed by tho conven
tion: AndprovldedJurlherthoX nothing
herein contained shall authorko tlio said
convention to changothu languago or to
alter In any manner tho soveral provis
ions of tho ninth articlo of tho presont
constitution, commonly known oa tho
Declaration ofRlghtsjbutthosamoshall
bo excepted from tho powers glvou to
said conventlonindshall buand remain
In violate- forovor : And provided 'further,
that tho said convention shall not creato,
establish or submit any proposition for
thu establishment of a court or courts
with oxcluslvo eaultv Jurisdiction.
Seo. 6. Tho convention shall submit
tlio amendments agreed to by it to tho
qualified voters of tho Stato for their
adoption or rejection at buoIi time kor
times nnu in sucn manner as tho coiv
vontlon Hhnll nrascribo: subloct.howov.
er. to tiiu limitation as to tho soparato
Bubmtssiou of amendments contained in
tlilsactand all amendments accented by
a majority voto of tho doctors voting
tnereon Biiau uecomo u part oi mo con
stltution.
Sko. 0. Tlio election to decldo for or
OL'ttlnst tho ndoptlon of tho now const!
tutlon.or8neclfioamcndmcnts. shall bo
contluctod as tho general elections of
this commonwealth aro now bv law
conducted nnd it shall bo tho duty of
tno roturn judges oi mo rospcetivo
counties, flrdt having ascertained tho
number of votes given for or against
tho now constitution, or soparato specific
nmoudme'its, if rny, to mako out dup
licate ret urns thereof oxprosbcd In words
at length, ouo of which rotuuis so mado
snail uo liicu in mo omco oi mo pro
thonotary of tho proper county, und
(ho other scaled and dircctod to tho
secretary or tno commonwealth, which
said returns shall bo openod, counted,
nud published es tho returns for Gov
ernor aro now by law counted and pub
lished; and when tho number of youss
given for or against tho now or revised
constitution, or fur or ugnlust separate
specific amendments, If nny, shall havo
been Fitmmi'd up ami imwiniiicu, anu
tho ilniillf.ito cerllflrntca thereof deliv
ered toilif proper olllceis ; thoOovern
or shall ik-clum by proclamation Iho re
sult of tho election, anil If n majority
of tho votes polled shall bo for tho new
or revised constitution, or for nnyecp-
urate specific anicudmt! us, sucn now or
revised constitution, nud Hcpnuita spec
Iflo amendments, shnll bu thenceforth
tho constitution of this commonwealth.
Sec. 7. Tho ant ro coinncnsatlon and
alio .atico to each member of tho con
vent on 8 hall ho as follows : for salary,
ono thousand dollars; for mileage, ton
cents per mllo circular, not to bo allow
ed at more man two sessions ; ior post
age, stationery and contingencies, fifty
dollars; tho clerks and other olllcors to
bo allowed buc'.i compensation as tho
convention shall direct. Wnr.ants for
compensation of members nnd olllcers,
and for all proper expo.ibes of tho con
vention, shall bo drawn by tho presi
dent ami countersigned by tho chief
clerk upjti tlio Stato treasurer for pay
ment.
Sec. 8. Th.it n caso of vacancies in
tho membership of said convention,
the same shall ho filled as follows: If
such vac incy shall bo of a member at
largo oi tno convention, mosomomuors
at largo who shall havo been voted for
by tno same voicrs, or oy a majority oi
tho samo voto who shall havo voted
for and elected tho member whoso placo
is to lie Illicit, shall nil such vacancy.
If such vacancy shall bo of district
or city member of thoconvcution. those
mcmuers at largo or mo convention wno
shall havo been voted for by tho samo
or by u majority of thosamo voters who
shall havo voted for such district or
city member, shnll fill such vacancy.
in either aso mo appointment to nu n
vacancy shall bo mado by tho mem
bers nt largo afoesald, or by a majority
of them, in writlnc. nnd all such writ-
ton appolntraoats shall bo filed amoug
tno convention records.
Sec. 0. That thosecrctury of tho com
monwealth shall nrenaro a form of no
tico of tho olection, to bo hold for tho
nurposo of choosing members of tho
aforesaid convention, including such
portions of this net as shall bo necessary
and proper for tho Information of voters
anu oiectiou omccrsatino said election,
ns to their resnectivo rlchts nnd duties
in relation thereto, which said form so
prepared shall bo transmitted by him
to tho sheriff) of tho sovoral counties,
to bo observed bv them in making proc
lamation of tho holding of said election
in their resnectivo lurisillctioirs.
Sec. 10. That tho secretary of tho
commonwealth bo authorized to obtain
for said convention, prior to tho meet
intr of tho same, such publications rO'
luting to constitutional umoudraontnud
reform, and causo to bo prepared such
statistical information as may bo con
venient aud useful to tho convention iu
tho performnnco of its dutiis, nnd tho
Fire per expense so incurred, not exceed -ng
six hundred dollars, shall bo paid
at tho treasury upon sett'ement made
in mooiuco oi the auditor general.
W. ELLIOTT,
.Speaker of tho Houso of lteprcscntntlves,
James S. Rutan,
Speaker of tlio Henatc.
CONGRESS.
In thoSomito on Weducsday of last
week, Mr. Sumner presented a petition
signod by moro than 13,000 citizens of
tho United States, against recognizing
Q od iu tlio Constitution. Thu Dell
ciency bill was takon up und discussed,
but without lliuU action. Tho report of
tlio committeo appointed to consider
tho action of tho Senate in amending
tho Houso bill ropealing tho duties on
tea and coQ'co oppresses thu opinion
that tho action of tho Senato was not
altogether Justifiable.
In tho Houso, Mr. Ranks introduced
a resolution calling upon tho President
to demand tholmmedintorclcaso of Dr.
Houard and tho restoration of his prop
erty from tho Spanish government.
No action, however, was taken on tho
resolution. The bill known as tho Goat
Island swindle, with several slight
modifications, was passed by a voto of
1G1 to 85.
In tho Sonato on Thursday of last
weok tho consideration of the Deficien
cy bill was proceeded with. Mr. Mor
rill's amendment as to tho jurisdiction
of tho Court of Claims was considera
bly amended aud agreed to by 22 against
17.
Dr. Hotiard's caso was again warmly
debated In tho House. Fernando Wood,
contending that Dr. Houard was an
American citizen and thcroforo ontitlcd
to protection from tho United States,
said ho took that ground with a knowl
edge of tho fact that it might involvo
tho country in a war with Spain. W.
R. Roberts soverely animadverted upon
tho conduct of Q rant's administration
in tho matter.
In tho Sonato on Friday last, tho
report of tho Committeo of Confereuco
on tho Legislative Appropriation bill
was concurred in by 33 against 12.
Tho Houso resumed tho consideration
of tho Houard resolution. Tho pream
blo which positively assorts Dr. Hou
ard's citizenship having beon amended
by tho Insertion of tho word "alloged,''
the resolution was adopted by 113 to 45.
Mr. Dickoy thon offered a concurrent
resolution for a Until adjournment on
tho 20th of May. Finally the fsolu
lion was rejected by 108 nays to i: t yeas.
Iu tho Sonato on Saturday tho Postal
Telegraph, DeQcIoucy and Naval and
Post oillco appropriation bills were dis
cussed. In tho Houso tho Tariff bill oixuplcd
tho session.
In tho Senato ou Monday nfior tho
presentation of a remonslrauco against
tho repeal of tlioEIght hour law Mr.
Scott moved to limit each Senator spotk
lug upon the nmcudmonts to appropria
tion bills to flvo minutes. Tho motion
was earnestly opposed by Messrs.
Trumbull aud Cassorly, but was finally
carried after a warm discussion, all tho
administration Senators votlug in its
favor. Tlio Hou3e, boyond concurring
In a number of Senato amendments,
did littlo of Importance.
In tho Senato on Tuesday tho De
ficiency bill was passed. Tho bill ro
pealing tho duties on tea nnd cofTeo was
also passed. It docs not go Into opera
tlon until July 1st.
In tho Houso tho ten and cofl'co bill
was discussed.
NEWS
Tho extcnslvo car works nt Harris
burg wero destroyed on tho 25th Inst
Loss placed as high as $500,000. Fivo
hundred hands wero employed iu tho
works.
A mob of 75 or 100 men stopped an
Eastern bound train on tlio Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railroad at Qunn
City, In Oass County, Mo., April 21th,
and murdered J, R. CI I no, J. O. Sloven
son and S.E. Dutron. Stevenson and
Cllno wero both lawyers who had beon
interested In a bona case.
Mount Vesuvius Is in eruption. Two
hundred persons havo been burned to
dcatii and a largo amount of property
destroyed. Tho Inhabitants of neigh
boring towns nro flying,
It Is stated that tho United States
havo virtually withdrawn tho claim for
Indirect dainnge against England,
Thk Liberal Republican Convention
met nt Cincinnati on Wednesday, nnd
Juilgo J. It, Slallo wag chosen tempora
ry 1'rosldcnl. Tho convention then nd-
otimcd until tho following day, after
resolving that each Stato delegation
shall elect delegates equal 111 numbor to
doublo tho votes of each Stato in tho
electoral college Horace drcoloy, Chas.
Frnncls Adams, Judgo Davis and Qcn.
Cox aro tho most prominent names be
fore the convention.
Now Advertisements.
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1). .1. WAI.MUt.
May Sd, 187J-H
riMtK ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
X Columbia County Aqrloiilttmil, Horticul
tural nud Mcchniilcnl Association, for tho elec
tion of olllors for tho ensuliui your will bo held
In tho Court House, In Hloomsbiuff.nn HATUlt-
j'Ai, ino uay m May, a u. JB7-, iu a o ciock
. n. isy oruei oi ino
Ainya-iw r.xKcurivi; coMMiTTi:n.
OEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
-I.Vi Iho Klrst National llauknf ltloom&burg, nt
llliinmshlitv. In tho Statu nf IVmi,vlv.,iili. nt
closa of business, April I9ih, ls!J:
jtr.sorr.HM.
I, nans nud Discounts ?IOn 'J21 S7
Over drafts .51 IS
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Current Uxncuses 1.404 Til
Taxes 1'aUl J.ul HI
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IiegniTcwlor Not'i 18,119
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County ol Columbia. "
I, J.. I. Tustln, Cashier of tho Kir. I National
It inlc ol llloomsliur, do solemnly alllrm that the
uuovu Bi.ueiiieni u line, 10 iiiv uesi oi my cuoivl
edge nud belief,
J.P.TUSTIN, Cashier.
Subscribed and nlllrmed to beforo mo this first
uny or .May,
WM. TBACOCK, Hotnry Public.
Coircct Attest:
c. n. vaxtox,
:-v.!
Ol rectors,
I. W. McKklv
Vinegar Hitter nre not avtlc Fancy Drink, maJe
nf Poor Hum, Whiskey, I'roof Spirits and Kt fuse Liquors
doctored, spiced, and sweetened to please the taste, called
"Tonic?," 'Mrpctizcrs,'' Kcstoren," &c.( that lead
the tippler on tu drunkenness and ruin, but aro a true
Medicine, made from the native roots and herbs of Cali
fornia, free from nil Alcoholic Stimulants. They arc the
Great ISlood Purifier and a Lifc-siurig Principle, a Per
fect Renovator and Invigorator of the System, carrin2
olf all poisonous matter, and restoriuR the blood to a
healthy condition, enriching it, rcfrcshimr, and invigorating
botli mind and body, 1 hey are easy of administration,
prompt in their action, certain in their results, safe and
reliable in all forms of disease,
Ko I'crsou can talto these Hitter necoriT
(ng tn ilirrrllnin. nnd remain lotijr timvi-H, jirovided their
bones are not destrwjed by mineral injiaon or other means,
and the vital organs wasted beyond the point of repair.
Dyspepsia or Imllgcstloii Headache, Pain
Iu (he Shoulders Coughs Tightness of the Chest,
neas, Sour K nictations of the Stomach, liad Taste in the
Mouth, Uilious Attacks, Palpitation of the Heart, In
flammation of the Lunj Pain in the regions of the Kid
neys, and a hundred other painful simptonn, arc the olf
jprings f Dyipcpsia. Iu these complaints it lus no
equal, and one bottle will prove a better guarantee of its
laerits thin a lengthy adcrticment.
( For l;"cmitIo Complaints, in ount; or old, mar
ried or single, at the dawn of womannood, or the turn
(f life, these Tonic Hitters display so decided an inllucnce
that a limited improvement ii toon tcrccptiblc.
Far IitUammutoi'y ntut C'liruitlo Itlicti
iuutlm and Gout, Djspcpsia or Indigestion, Uiliou,
K eminent and Intermittent I'ecr, Diseases of the Ulood,
Liver, Kidneys and 111 adder, these Hitters have been most
successful. Such Diseases are caused by Vitiated lJIood,
which U generally i roduccd by derangement of the Di
gestive Organs,
Tlicy nre nv Gentle Purgative ns well nn
a Tonic, possein also the peuilnr merit rf acting as
a powerful agent in relieving Congestion rr Inflammation
of the Liver and Visceral Organs, aud in Uilious Diseases.
For Skin DUeuacH, Lruplions, Tetter, Salt
Rheum, Utotches, Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Iioil, Car
buncles, King-w onns, Scald Head, Sore Kycs, Krysipclas,
Itch, Scurfs Discolor at ions cf the Skin, Humors and
Diseases of the Skin, of whatever name or nature, are
literally dug up ami carried out of the ejstem in a short
time by the ue cf these liittcr. One bottle in such
cases will convince the tnobt uicrcdulutis of their curath c
fleets.
Clennao tlio Vitiated Illootl whenever ion
Cud its impurities bursting through the tUn in Pimples,
Kruptions, or Sires; clean e tt when jou find it ob
structed and t-luggisli tu the eins; ilcanse it when it is
foul; your feelings will tell jou wlwu. Keep the blood
pure, and the lie-vlili of the nystem will follow,
Urutcful tlio inn ml -4 prudaim Vinpgar Hit
ters the most wonderful luvigurant tlut ccr sustained
the sinking system.
lIn, Tape, nml other Worm, linking in the
s j stem of so many thousands, arc effectually destroyed
and removed. Sis a dUtinguikhcd phyuologUtt 'J here
ts scarcely an individual upon the face i f the earth whose
body is etc nipt Irom the presence of worms. It is not
upon the heilthveleinents ofthj body lhat worms exist,
but upon the diteased humor and tinny deposits that
breed these living inu.i tcr if di eu1. Nu fslem of
Hedicin, u) vermifuges, no autl u'i aim i'.c, will ficu (he
sytei)i froi.l wo"ia h'.u lh-jj D.Um,
Mcchniilual IKv.iwom. Perum engiged m
Paints and Minci.i's ruJi .u PIuiuUt , i io setters
Gold-beaters and M n-i , as .uhai to 1 1 hfe, will be
subject to pauljsit 't t!u PhaiI . la ctnul a-;unst
this take a dose of Waik1 s Vi n a.; Ill rii.R-. o.ice
or twice a week, ns a Preventive.
Villous, Kcmittent, nml Intermtttcut
Fevers t which are fa prevalent inihevallcs of our
Sreat rivers throughout the United States, especially
lose of the Mi-sissippi, Ohio, Missouri, Illinois Ten
nessee. Cumberland. Arkansas lied, Colorado, Ura:os
Kio Grande, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah,Uoanoke,
James aill "y others with their vast tributaries,
throughout ournutitc country during the Summer and
Autumn, nud ie.narkab!y so thiring seasons of unusual
heat and driic s arJ invaiiably .icLonipauied by exten
sive dij range) neiiti vf the bioin.ich and liver, and other
abdominaUiscera. There are alwavs mote or kss ob
structions of the licr, a weakness nnd irritable state of
the stomach, ami rcat torpor of the bowels. bem
clogged up uiih itutcd accumuUtions. In their treat,
incut, a imrgative, cxettin a powerful influence upon
these aiioui orcans. is ccntiallv uecessarv. 'llieru is
these i
no cathartic for the purpose cqtnl to Dm. J. Walkkh's
Vinegar Uittkhs aa they dl Fnccdily remote the
iUik-colored vUcid inittcr with wh.ch the bowels arc
loaded, at the same time fctimulatmg the secretions of the
liver, and generally rc-toiin the healthy functions of the
uiResuvc organs,
Sciofulu, or JCIau'n lZxllt Wliite Swcibngs
Ulcers, Kryeipehs Swelled Nctk, Goiter, Scrofulous
Inflammations, Iiululuit lnilammauoos AIcrcuri.il Af
fections, Old Sores, Kruptions of the Skin, Sore Kyes,
etc,, etc In these, ni in all other constitutional Diseases,
Waiker's Vinmj n UirThKS hive shown their Kr"t
curative powers 1,1. tho tuoit obstiiuto and Intractable
cases.
I)r.1Vulkcr' Calli'ftriila TlnrRAr lUtleiu
act on all theie caics in a muhI.u uunucr. Ity purifjmg
the lilood thoy TLmne the cm e, nml byusolving away
Uie effects ol tlu iniUmuuticii olu tubercular deposits)
Oie affect jd art ivtc i lualth, and a permaueut cure
u effected.
The propertlci of Dr. WaikbrN Vinegau
Hitters are Aperient, Dnphnrellc and Canu'mativei
Nutntus, Laxati c, Iimretic, Sed live, Co jnter-Irritaut,
Sudorific, Alterative, and Autt'lJihous.
Tlio AiierUnt and uuld Laxative properties of
Dn. Waikbu's Visran IHTTriti are the bcst njfe
cuard In all cases of eruptions and malignant kci$, tiTeir
balsamic, healing, and nothing pro;crtics protect the
humors of the fauces. Ihv'ir bcditive properties allay
nain in the nervous s stem, stomach, and bowels, either
from inflammation, uinJ, co.ic, cramps, etc. 'i heir
Counter-1 rritant inllucnce extendi throughout the system.
'I heir Diuretic properties act on the Kidneys, correcting
and regulating the flow cf urine. Their Anti-lliliou4
propei ties stimulate the liver, in the secretion of bile,
and its discharges through the biliary ducts, and are
superior to all remedial agents r the cure of liihous
Kcver, Fever and Ague, etc.
Fortify the limly unltut rtUcase by purl'
lying all its fluids with Vinfg iu Kittkks. No epidemic
can Jake bold of a system thus forearmed. The liver, tlu
stomach, the bpwcls, the kidneys, and the nere are
rendered clisoaie-proof by this great Invigorant,
Tho KlHcacv of 1k, Walker's Vinegar Hit
this, in Chronic l)pepsia, Tcvers Nervous Disorders
Constipation, deficiency of utol power, nud all maladies
affecting the stomach, liver, bow Us pulmonary organs,
or muscular system, lias been experienced by hundred
of thousands, aud iiuuarcuioi tnuu.anus more are a'
ing for the same relief.
Direction
-Take of the Hitters on roint to lied
at night from a half to one and one-half wine-glassful!.
Kit good nourishing food, kuch as bccfteak, mutton
chop, venison, roait beef, and vegetables, and take out
door exercise, 'lhey are composed tt purely vegetable
Ingredients, ana couu.u no rpirits.
J, WALKEK, I'rop'r, II. II.?IcDOXAM)CO.t
Druggists and Gen. Agts., San Francisco, Cal.,
sod corner of WaUungton and Charlton Ms New Vork,
HQLV UY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS,
n 187a 3ra
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HAS MAPI! Till: AM'oNIhHINd Cl lillS- Kit
CitlllJK. W IJAVID AI.K 't'lllJ iMIANdLH i 111!
iouv itndi:kuhks iMU'ii tiiu im'litm u
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Every drop i-f tlia AU" I' ".U. 'AN i:it)I,Vl.N i'
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MuIJjauil Jalc i f tim fjVt'Ht tu j,i
the wajtm of tlu IkmI .it.t i
Scrotal i, Byt'lil! i, iir.i .. t. . i, i
In tho Thrukt, Mnit!i, Tu'tmr , ; .
ctltr Part-tot tlu t v-u it, s . i;
from tno Kar, nml tla'.tn-'. f.i'n,.j
tloas. Fovcr butt'd, HimIiI IU il. U -Kr'Jpel
w, Actio. II! iok ;l ' '
Cancers tn Ilia Womb, ;tnl ,i'i ,t '
clar(teB,MlttHwt'ftt", lm .
Ufa principle, tio wltli-i tli i i.
of XLnltTii ('lu-mUtrl'. i i . .
lir It repairs
(I mut.n '.
1
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iii i unfilia
. h f titU Dii tit r
11 v ill frave to
1 ll ) ' f t' it
anypcrv)ii u-htj It for i!tli.r
jtoffut power to tuia tlari.
It the TitlMtt d .lly liccn i.lt rulJ t y tM waptcsartl
decomposition thr.t h contlin. ."v tr , - ng, fitccvtiU In
arn-Btliiji tlina waMii, r.ml r. , ,ntr -- l iitunt.-n itn
iilmid'ifrom hcjllliy I .d . 1 l t KUISAI'AUIL
LIAN will ii'iid utirur,
JitA ouly ltiv4 tl. Mniiiiir.ltl ii'jivLtP citI q'I
known rcinnlliil u-enti 1 1 ilio tu 1 1' t im ulc. t-crofulouii,
Cumtltutlbii 1) una bk4.i di a-1 1 lutt it 1 l.io uuly pokltlv c
cure for
Trlnary, tiint V'"i.i' 'l m-j, (Jrivel, Dl.it ttt, Dropty
t5t H'lUfo of Witttfr. I tn tutU.fiiCA ff Utiiir, lliljl,t n J)tsvae.
Aluminium i, a-nl In 1. 1 c mk wlit ro tlicro tiru bikkju-t (lc
i.nlln, or tlit w.Xn li liiUk, tt Ui, iiiUk' 1 wllti nuMance j
Ji:.ll.a wlu-f i' : ii ..,or tiiJ ll.,u .un .ilk, tr tlir-n
Ua morbl I, il i'k, ti i . ..pj ..! nice, mil wliitj lioiicriiitt
tti-ni,ltit, i,l ;n n tli ro H it litUlng, I'tirnliijt soinut, m
v.Uiti i ij t.wtcr. mi I vAn 1 1 1'.t3 H-iiull Kit tho llau u
Utiit-rtiip . 1'iliA', ti i-j,
..WORMS,-Iho oil li.unii irul b-irc r.t'im.'j f i
Tumor oi 12 Year' 3rovUi
Cured I)y Buclway'ft Hciolvout.
1e ubi r. llxti,, July 19, 1CJ.
Jt, H v I I. It I 0. 41 1 m 'luni.ir In lh otuHut mJ
lottvli. All M p.'Dlon i ill "lln-rc wtn.tl.ttitfor It." 1 IrliJ
tvtry lltliirf Hi il ww r 11 " . ' it n iMhk lulruj mt. I iaw
our lit .litut, mill Id it 1 w ltr il, l.ul lia.l tto failb In It,
I ! ati.a 1 LM iiiUf. t f r t j -ti t. 1 . jit ili loitlci c f llit
lUnlwut, nut! vii 1 f 11. 1 I H', ii ho UtlUttf your
lb -lly Ktlivfi nn 4 Ibrru It n v it ,i, i t- r t It ictn er Ml,
b X ( ft J U'tUr, nirtr, m t Lt I Ur lb m 1 b4 fur I wait ytiri,
'ill wurtl la ti t tn In tU I ft Mi tf id ovtr lha kiuIq.
I writ lb I U iMi Utt-v u uffili , vt riu rt-Hl if
)tu lUoanr. 1 1 N.N All '. KNAIT,
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS,
perfectly tiwtclcn, tlopintly rohtct vltliwcft rxtm. ptirco
lguUU, jurlty, LliiuikC, mil Mr.itptlit n, Itnlttuy't 1'uK
for tho curttof nil tliriurtUrdof tho Mumicti. Liver, ltowcld,
Klumya, lllaililrr, Ntrvou DUonifH, Ilemlm lie, Conutji n
lloit, CcMtlwnciM, IniUii stloii. DHtrpbj, ll.llou.ncn. Jlil
lout t miT, liifunu iili'ii U !) lionvlii, J'llc,rntJ all I)
ranyetinrit uf the Ji'leru-il Vliotra. Wntiaiito4 to tffict
opoiltlire ctirp, I'linty VttUUi", cuntalulrg i o mcnurr,
luWr ilMr tit U t h ilni,
tr" Oimorv" ilia fi,loiiirf j t ti KruUIrit from PU
Wdert Of llig 1 HtftMU u Or4 ai s :
rh(UMUii, l.iarl 1 t,11m i ,1 ll lr .1 In U ImJ
Acidity f Ihi blonu'ti, n(l.., Ivaill ntu. Iip.i.tf looJ.ruU
iifti W.VIil In ihu Mum ..t,, buur l'Ul!tu,itiiiklr.r tr 1 Utter
Inrtt tU lllif thu H.muli,Yiii.i..li.tr ! HttJ, iluniud t4
piiUiult Uvutiiiitr, l iuttniiir m iiw lit -n, t Itukii t r butTurtUiiif
SfniftWDi Htivn lu ItltiK 1'Miuro, I (f Ulmi, Ikl tr
U UlurtlifMl.t, ltmi4 pull I'n a In 1 v lliJ. livUUafy
tf rvrtMratlun, ).Uwn., ,( (U n rjt'. I'tln In tbt
hUU. tl.l, MuW, lu.'ij )U Ui d II.nl, Utblbir In Ui
I Mill,
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wm!d nv mtniMuilu Ul'rdiN r,lw' 5 MU ' Kx
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nl872.1y
PUBLIC.
TO
corner of Matu and Iron fits., Woomaburff.
Mq1u33C cutfj, Cheoo, Vhh, &c.
Hrhrht. lAit Mackorcl thai aro brought
IVara, Green Peas,
m,U which nro warr.jntol to i
;Ivu fiatis
in oxchnngo for Gooik
mm. i
.Air, iatr.orv
Mi Jw ' 'h t' ,:"
TilBlttTtU
In llio wontli
llCVCillO It 14 c
tnro'a mi-'t .
UOlI llH llHllt!"1
hcillnz tlio fK'!c
ii. li (he afflicted
it nl. tin- (li- tt tTLT hc
.i i i . i titii'ii 'j tiHiro nf Na
. . -1 i 1 1' Hf which
I i ii t i e ' lai.K Uiiiijtloiii for
t!. u ,..m'it I f.iio combined
. V:t v i.h u of thU fact is
In o iu iiicsvtic 1 ft
Iouim in Uioi;rcit a.i or i.m-t oiuuato ulf
C14C3 which tt hi ht -i 1 Mini liniuirjucr. In the
euro of CSroiititiiii S.oro ('ourIin,
mvt tlu cirl eti r ' t hi mptlon, U haa
n3t(i!il!i I t!i3 m ' I -il Ii .'i-. iiml (tnlmtitphy
Blclriinnii if it i i l' itxi medical dlcoc
ry of Uki n. V'n'-1' . i tii.i "-cu'icl Couali?,
tt utrontli mh tlu - i a I ptirltiON ihu
blond lly tt - i ill !h tii;li blood purify
in piM;3rti!, it c i. 1 E2n nuti h. Hum the
w.hL Scr.inlii t it .t.u ,) '.i tsiolcli, 11 iii
or liiivuptlon. 'K ttrl.il iIlfL'a-p.Mliic-ral
IMUdu, an I tlui. oX is mu t tadlcatcd, find
vi 'iiroui h'jilt'i a I a sn.il cciitltulton Cbtab-li-tliel
I'ryHtpohn, S.ili r:!ivuni, rover
Soros, Scaly o EStnipfli Sliln, In t-hort,
an nu n-imLTOH (iii'i
nro conquered hy t Iii i
vL'orathu nuMIcl'i
Ifyoi hjol dull. Or -.
color nf tUln, o- y !! i . . i
b'Jly.freq'unt h -i It f
moiitli. Intern il h t o r
lliiihe, U.v Hjti it-. ii'id
r(nl irni:utlt '.ail 1 1 i
c.ii-e'tl liy 1)(1 l)inoij,
tlfbillt tf fil, Iiavo fallow
lnouii i-jiiilt on face or
ili:;'itn"'i. bail taato In
M. iilt'-iiialcil with hot
j'tioiti Itiiclioilinsf. If-
1 1 .tK-ii, jttii urn tuner
tn- fmn 'Siriil.t liiu-r or "IlilIoiiK
iii.'M-," I.i miu i i o. ''Jilvcr (Join
plultit" o ily ii . o. Di fMiii)tomBarccxt'C
riencoil. Ai n i I all cmh caeoa I)r.
Pierco'ti O jM Mlt il Di-rtivpry )irt9 no ifina),
ailtcfl'octiui'U-ttM. , 1 iliif,'thelhcrhtmiKtli
cnctt an I h"ilthv. Tor tlu cino of Blaltitnal
Constipation of the bowels ItHancvcrfalW
Ins rcms.ly, and thoo who bae iited it for Ibis
pumojuaro Unl in iti pral-o.
Tho proprietor niter $I,(H)0 icuaid for a mcdi
clna thit will ciml it for the ruvo of all the ilte
c.iC4 for which it is recommendtd.
Sold by dru-'l-t at $1 ncr bottle, rrepwfl ttj
II. V. Pierce, M. 1) . Sole Proprietor, at lna Chcnn.
cal Lilnntorv. VI 1 "i i -trft .Hull.iln, N. V.
J Send yonr a1 lr.- i i . m 1
nIS721y.
Ity vlituoof btiudry wi IU of venditioni ex ooinw
JhsuoU nut ot tho Court of Common I'loas of
wimauin county nnu to mu iitros'.tui thero will
bo exposed to publlo halo at Uih Court House, in
tlioTown of ltloonisbui'tr, on .MONIJ.VV, tliotitti
nny of May, at ono o'clock, p.m., tho Jul lowing
All that certain nloco or nareol nf l.imi f.ltnit
In locust township. Columbia couutv.lM.. bound
od ami described as follows, to wit: nn tlio went
uy lauas oi jonn jonusou ami Mary Htewartron
tlio north by laiuliorPetciHtraus'ier;on thoeabt
by Clirlbtlan Hmall, and ou tlio south by tho
same, containing forty-six acre, moro or less, on
which aro erected u dwelling houso and hauls
uurn wnn i no appimcuancc-s.
Hcl-ul, tnttcn in execution and to be s iU as th
propeuyoi jiiram x. Jiowcr.
ALSO,
All that certain trait of land with tha nnnur
tCHiince.httiiati3iu Montour towushln. houiiiluii
and described na IjUowh, to wit: on tnubnuth by
Kinds of (JeoiKQ Lynn, on tha woH by 1 uids now
or juio oi I'Ticit tv mu iy, on tiionoriu uy land
of William Huberts, on thoeast by 1 mds of Cad
watlader Hobcrti. ad lin ! now of .Ihh.i'i l-'rv
coutaiulu thhty-slx acio in jioor lois, to 'ether
Helzml. t liton In nxciiitln.i mil t. u l
tho properly ofyimou llitdy.
ALSO:
A I that COrLllil Int. iitnflni- nu.Ml nf im n,l
sltuato lu tho town of Kipy, ColumbU dimly
and Htato of Pennsylvania, bouudu t nud do-
Bcribed as follows, to wit: On iho Kouth MJo of
necauu siryei, nnioinin lot ot ciirislunn & (J.ir
rlKon OU tlio rast and litrim nllivmi tlmumiih
and by lot of James Kowfor on tho wot, whoron
ia uicuiuu w tw.j-Kiury jinmo uwitiiun uoiuo Willi
Bcizcd. taken Iu osocutlon nnd t ih i im
uie propariy 01 ti, iingiy.
ALSO:
All that eertiln nlGa or nirrnl nt lnn.l kiln it.
lu lrcenwood twn.. Coluinot.i iMiiutv nnd sintn
"i i-uiiusyi vaunt uuuuueu nuu uoacriueu as i ji
lowtf. to wit: On tho hontli and wa1 liv 1 mil n
James Vauhoru.ou tho north by J.iml of Hnry
Uiiiuuiz uiiu 014 mu ijusb uy jauii oi William VU
son and Jauic Mauiitujj, ciilaiiiluu i nty aeros,
ju iiiu Htiiuu iiiuru or lusi.ou w u a urn Mfpirtu ti
Iramo dwutltim hoiuo nudu haul: barn, with the
Ul'jHIUUUUUm,
ALSO:
Another lot or piece of laud Mtuato lu tlio
town or UoUrdburK, In tlio couulv or Columbia
anu Miaio niorcsiun, uouuucu an nillows to wit:
OnthoEotitli by lot or Ahrnham Klluo, on tlio
wesi uy lauu oi jncon ucrun, ou tne norm by
IUIUI DUII1UUI UlIIUl UIIU UU IIIU UilMIt U 11
jiulilio road lcailliii; Ir.im Kolirslmrn tu llenton
bald Jot Is Blx rods lu Iront nnd Ion ik'on. when..
on nro erected u story and n hair dwelling liouso,
u iruuiu Biuru uuu a biuuie, wuu mo fllililirte
UttUOCK.
Btlzoil. taken In oseriitlcni mi l tn bo old as
no iroi3iiy oi james v. Wilson,
ALSO I
All that certain lot Mtuato In Hcott twp Co
lumblii county, l'cuiisylvaiila. bounded ami .in.
horlbcd lis lollows, id wit: OiitlinwcHt by laud
or Isaao lluss.ou tlio north by n nubllo road, on
tlio cant by laud of John llunlnguino. nnd cm tho
south by fund ol Isaac White, containing about
iniiuiriiTtii mi ui-ii', uu mu hitiao nioro or lo
uu wiiieu it e.t'eicu 11 uweuiiig uouso.
SoUcil, taken In cxecnlloii ant to bo told as
iiiu iuiii' . m . ii(iii vjiuuaui,
ALSO
ON MAY lllli li7
Another tract jiltco or parcel oi LmiUltuato
iu mu luwuuii i oi i'iuinucretu IMIumlil
county Htato of lcnnEvlmilu li,,n ,ii im.i .1...
scribed as follows to will on tho We ithy lands of
jiiiiu uuu j.uuut-i jjritKa anu ou tun 4orth and
Hast by lands of Wick Ktawai t and nu tho Houth
uy iimus ui ibuiuj JMcrreur couiuiuluis twclv
acres moro or less with tlianmwrtf .nnou
Helped taken Iu execution and to lio sold ns tho
1'rujieny ui niifenu Jvencr.
AAHON HJilVH.BUerlir.
AkoiiIu Wanted for tho New Work
OUR OIIILDIIUN,
Hoy to Mnko mid lvcoit tlit'in Ilcnlthy
Itv AUOUSTUi K. lAltl)Ni:it, M. 1).
T.nto l'rofessor In Now j ork Medical LYilleeG.
It treats of Ainusomcuis. IMucallon, Physical
IJovolopiueni, Diseases, Aawnn. inninages,
ao., imiiariinis u vusr uiuuuiii.ui viiiimuio inior
nation conductive to tho Health, Happiness,
nml Wfilfnrn nf tho Youinr. Wrlltftl in 1. tilpns.
lug style, it is exceedingly Inlerestlngas well an
lusiructive.
Kvery 1'iiiiilly should liavo It, and no Parent
can nirotd to bo without it, Beud for circulars
BlTlug full particulars.
IJUWJKI.U ASIIMIUD, I'ubllsher,
dcc:!7Mf 711 Hansom Blrcel, I'lilludelplila
NEW NORTH-WEST!
AND ITS
R15AT
RAIL ROAD !
7-30 GOLD LOAN
OF Til 13
Mm Pacific Rail Road!
A SAFE nnd I'KOFITAMjE Invest
ment Secured by Fifty Jtlllion
Acres of Lkind.
ItOKlstcred, $100, SOOO, 1000,
,'000, $10,000, Coupon, $100, $500,
nml $1000. Holders aro ex.
cmiitfrom U. S. Tax.
Tho 1'li-nt Mortgnno Laud Ornnl OoM IlonJs of
Rclllnu nt Tiir una nccruoJ Inloroil, In currency,
nml uro uiihtltnlliily recommouited to nil
rluHtos ns nu luvesiuioni umv coinuincs u iru
Iltqulo rnto or lnirresi wnn nusuuuo Hocurivy.
FOlt, SALE IN IlLOOMSliUIta BY
THK l!i.0OM3UUK(t llANIvI.N'O COltl'ANV,
IN CATAWISSA
11V lir.l'fMIT AMI) HAVIN'QS I1ANIC.
nprlliu2'lw
I im nulillo nr.i hereby notified tint tho nxra e
ment hcroio'oro exlitlug bolwoon Iho Ceiitrp
Hall Jliuiuurauriuu uoinpiny, nnu nuarniusn
111. 1 iu 1.1. u, . iiiiuiiiium
voiced, ns 10 1110 nuiuoriiy in mu uitvur n ,uti.
ulucturo and sell In Colitiuliln county Tlio Koy
Bt mn i!.irn Pluntr-r. cmntnonlv known as tlio
"Ilnrpter I'Untcr," nnd tho said Company navo
resuiueu xueir original riuuii ui iu .uu .ui.u.uu.
turlns nud selllua of said 'nvonllon.
nirll 20,'7Mw. Vecrctnrjr.
QTEIMIEN llALDY. I'oor Oversocr
KJ oft'al
UaliwlssaTwp. iu Account with said Twp.
To nnionnt ofbal. duo from 1870-A iim't
or duplicate 1371
CU,
5S11
lly c.nh paid oxpeuiej of Marlh.i 11 ins
hart, ilycasli p'd expense! of Harah lloech,
3 31 85
110 M
ouiiiu oiaitiw.
" .Mlclmol ivuslngor
Ocoro lluszhcs (rent)
Samuel Kostunbamlcr.
Heirior Duplicate,
Exoneration.
ISO V.
130 11
:i s
1 m
7 tfl
ity pcrcenlajo on 871 J -'1 0 5 por eon'.
,11 in
y serviu".,
S.HI 87
lly balancD 1I119 township,
fJSil 23
Wo tho nudltors of ditawlssa lownsuln havo
exainincii 1 10 necioi Hien nen 11 uuv ns 1'oor uvcr-
scerof sld township nnd Hud It correct ns nbovo
biaieu.
wuuess our naud tins bin nay or April mil.
M. V. II KI.INi:. )
1IUNUV. HOI.LIN'aSIIH.VI), Auditors,
C. IJ. MAHOnilUJl. 5
ANNOUNCEMENT 1
tiii: ui.oo.Msnuna i.itkkvuy institoti-
STATE NOltMAL SCUOOIi
will open uudcr the cutlio control of tho
I30AKD OF T11U3TEE3.
They havo noleclcd ns 1'iiuclpal of tho Instl
lUllUU
UEV. J0H IIHWITT,
n Kontleman whoso qualifications lmvo been
niiiy ipsieu nnu nrovoii in oilier ouucaiioual en
terprises nfn llko nature; aud they nsk nud
navon rijiitto'iomand for Mm nud the Instl
tutlon. tho confidence and sunnort of our owi
cltUans, nud ottho Irlendsof thoeutcrpriso nud
ui uuuua.iuii every wiiero. Jlljioiuiot comiori
cunvonlenco und beauty of bulldiusrs nud sur.
roundlnss, no school In tho Htato surpasses this:
huh u uiu ueieiuiiiieu 11, hiiuii uui ou secuilll 11
ino itinu, quaiuy nud tuorouguuoss or its disci
ptiuo nun cuutiie.
Tho "nrli3 session of twolva weeks will beiu
MONDAY, AIMUIj 8th,
nnd cloo
JUNE 23TU.
EXPENSES:
Tuition an 1 Iloinltug, includliii w.lshln? nud
uuui, iur iiiusuisiuu 01 iweivu weeas, 91 uj.
AOADE.MIO OEl'A HTJIENT.
Tuition for day pupils, ono dollar per week
In tho model school, Irom tlfly tnulghty cents
tier wccit. iiiusie, uui. lll, I'.llllllll, ,vc., cxir.l.
oiiisuru iiavuuiu. una iniisi uj irti i nromnnv
ouu'iiuii ub ruu ueniuuiuir uu i iiiuu.imr nana
tho middle or the session.
J. (I. FltUKZK. L. il. llUPHIir.
Seeretar. IVesiibuit,
A DiMlNISTUATOH'H NOTICE.
r.sr.vTi: or josuim wkiss. hko'o.
Letters of ivlinliilstiatlou on- tho o-itato o
josepu wciss, laio oi .Malison iwp., LJolmnlil
county dec'il., iiivoiieuuiirauiud b tho ltd 'Uie
or said conutj. to Oscar 1". ijut ol' Limit atreot
Columbia eo., i'.i. All im'aons Iuviiil; claims
or ueiuau is against iu i ilo:uiL'iit nro request
ed In in iku them liu nvii, nnd Uinw indented
in ni.uco Divm int. UdU.VIt 1. is NT,
npill 19,'7J-Uw. Admlttlbtiator.
fIHEA!
SUHHii'a SALE
Or' UliaiiATKD LAN1JJ IN COI.UMI1IA CO
Aurecnbly lo tho provisions of an Ant nt am.
seniuly entitled uu Act directing the modo of
senium uuse.tieu i.iuus ior uixes uuu otuer pur
poses, passed tho thirteenth day ot March, 1813.
uud mu further supplements thero o passed on
the Uih day ol .March. 1H17. nml tlio iiiii Mivm
March, lS.il, nnd tlio um day ol March, 1SI7, tho
Tusurcroi Columbia county, heieby Klves no-
.ivu ii. uu iicinuus euuuei ueu luureiu, 111 lb unless
tho County, lto.il, school, Poor, llouuty nud
gimu uiaij. uuu uii luuiiillilwlll ir.rjk.ul uusoai'
ed la ids. sltuatu lu Columbia euu iiv. nru n.ih
beforo tho day ol sale, tho whole or s ich p-iris or
eaeil iruci. us will pay iuuu.isis eu irn t io:o UM1C
on, will be sold al the i:nurt. llousj in I te lowi
ol lilooiusburg, l'.i.,on tho lui.li d iy ui Ju i.t. is7J,
and l coulluiio by nljoiiruiii jji, u iaidiy lu
u.iy iui ui icuiuKcs oi iu.es nnu s.na J.l'l., anu
uuu us ueei uuu uu uaen iiai;b i eipjcti , - iy.
li'iirraifej or Oioncn.
iy. tit,
Heaver.
3i Ui.iy William
;i) Cl.uk Ainlrow, tract.
i'5 luvlsisau
Ul l-'ry David
'JM l.litlo Mathl.K,
iu) l.ltlKi Kobail.
7J .Morris Umlel,
1UJ Noyer Hcorgu,
UI Nuugesser Oejrgo
IU uiimau K. 1,.
7 Hluiiuau K I..
7 tjiium iu V. I..
J0I Hluiiuau Oooro A Cj
110 Shlpman II. W,
71 Heuuluser Christian,
ll Hhuiniu K. I..
I!.' I Shiimau I''. 1,.
10 lluiler Ja;oU, ilee'd.,
Jienton.
I) Clulstmau-Ann,
Wells John
IS Applemm Petor,
si Penuiiutiiu Jesso H.
llriurcrcek,
COO Apple Paul
Ui liiillaln William A, J.
tin) llllsli Iloubon,
40J lleacli Nathan,
1U0 lleacli Nathan,
210 iiryau (Jity.
US Clem W. T. D. r.ev,
218 Headly H. K,
IbJ Headly H. R,
5UJ Headly ti. K,
ll) Hicks Jesse,
2U0 ltecer Abraham,
ll'g l'ealor Hamuel J,
UI Htackhouso Joseph,
'.MO Mluckliouso Joseph,
1)1 rituckliouse, Joeiih,
KM hull Adam,
1W Hponoubers riilllp.
3 Hlltlcr Jacob,
7 Truugh Henry,
30) Doty i Pealer,
10 l'.iilis Jamos,
10 K Issuer & Kuoir,
Catuwinsa Toivnnhlj.
Si McNliich JamoiH,,
ll Cleweil Jacob, Jr
SI llrobstJ.H.,
101 llrobstJ.H.
Ui UrobslJ.H.,
UI HiobstJ.H.,
0 llliliuyer M. Si (1.,
CeiUralkt JSorou;
2 I.rts Arter Johu,
1 " lloylo John,
1 " Cruno Michael,
2 Chadwick Ann T.,
Vi " Colllus Potor l'.,
1 " Cunnou llernard,
1 " Cotllhun James,
I " Keiurniaii Alley,
1 HrliUlh Uenjaniiu,
1 11 lllno John,
1 Holmes Thomas,
7 " Jones Aim T. Mis.
I " Klluo Caroline,
i Klluo A Itelubold,
1 " Keller widow,
1 " I.ovcll'ild II. A.
2 " iJingou Pat'u
I " Morgan I), Juhn,
1 " Marks I-iiyd,
1 " Marks Oonrge,
1 " MeehauThoinas.
2 " Monro Uruce Mrs.
1 " Novlu Michael,
2 " Parks
1 " lluluu Putrlck,
1 " Kelly
I " Hhephard II. I",
1 " Wllllck Krcd.
1 " ZUler William,
1 " Hughs John J,
1 " Ciilu Terrenco,
1 " Uiivls Henry,
i
ii
o i
3 Uj
3 CO
!( 00
1 3
a uo
21 1
3 7
1 11.
I) SO
IJ CO
8 27
I 71
1 h'J
12 0)
11 85
4
10 0.1
ill S'
a ui
12 11
8 111
17 78
10 117
20 (-'I
(JO
11 83
6 U
10 Jl
11 83
5 3
6 1)
5 U
17 N)
2 !)7
il U
4 U'
5 il)
2 11)
s u
27 Ti
13 1)8
S 70
II 110
2
li UO
8 H
8 U
1 10
i 11
i w
u so
8 UJ
15 W
8 U
4 M
1 10
8 li.
8
8 81
8 u
17
8 (il
17 27
8 U0
4
8 Ui
1 31
13 V,
0 111
3 81
7 62
Centre Township,
n Conner Isaiah, estate
li Conner Hiiniuel, estate
CH Hewitt A lleuedlet,
7 FrlU William, estate
U (Jood Jacqb,
0 28
0 it
0 81
172
03
MIE
Klefer Daniel,
KlUcniliill ,t Creasy,
lliinbacli Dniilol,
Hill Jacob estate,
Conyngham 'Jbwnshlp.
Jordan ltobcrl,
1)1
51
2 Ul
on on
en at
ft'D :ii
'm ..a
so m
3) 01
SO Ci
.78 70
111 11
11 Mi
7J 8D
011 Ul
20 SI
I) hi
H CO
11 00
01 li
lit
71
3 .11
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IS!) Si
3.1 .1.1
21 .'11
20 f 1
17 Hi
li 37
11 S2
uu hi
.lit 70
2
121
Oi
1 10
3 12
21
7tU
S St
3 Ul
31
2
2 '-'.'
SO
Is
1 so
3 70
II)
5 it
0 tt)
1 00
3 10
3 "0
1 11
4 I)
8 li
U 23
f 170 Itimtou Thomas.
stsu iiusion Mary,
lluelicr Peter,
lleasley Johnson,
Hlltitilnior Thomas,
W Ickcrslmin Amos.
Hhatition William, m-
lllckhnm Ooorge,
llarncs Thomas,
Hon A. W.
Ilea A, W.
Ilea A. V.
Klluo, Liudoamiith JtOo .
I.lndeuiuuth Ooorno JJ..
Walker Lewis,
Young Johu,
llruimnii Kboaor.or,
llenm Joshua,
Dellaven Peter,
Miller William,
Porter William,
ltecao Diiulnl
3d I
as 1
,0
881
1UU
30
1(K
00
tw
a
s
101
11
l.-l
ri
m
Warner John,
1 leaver A Kline,
lteese M nhn,.t '
it
i;i 1
llimii Nntluulol,
,ot l.elby .1. M.
1 1
1
inarr jtouryB,,
Itelubold W. 11
Westiuau Daniel,
Vocum Frauk,
Cleaver Klliah,
Cook David,
Kllngamnu FroJ,.
Knchelries Heowe,
IJooduinu William,
Wnlluco William,
liartAudiew,
t nlu Tcirenee,
llelmbach Plullji,
llcwlg P, ., '
Joyce Peter,
Kt Itlle Joniitlian.
.MnsitlroTerretice
Mat r Morris, I
McMiinainau Mix,
McMiimunau Peter,
f . . ':,.url'"' "ntiiony,
1 Lot Murphy Klcharuf,
1 ' Murphy Tiioiuas.
1
HSlvely Matthew,
Preston liuproven
... i iesiuu im nroveiiinni n
Fishingcrcck Ibwnshh).
Doly A Pealer,
Doiy A I'tnlcr,
Doty A l'ealer,
Ikeicr William,
Jouts James H
Lemon Jllchiiel,
Mcara William,
Montgomery 1).. eslalo,
Pealer Samuel. I.,
Uimugst Abriiiiaiu.
1'arks James ll.,
Mcllcury Kd., a taxes.
Lemon Thouius,
Frandin.
lloyer L'dwaul,
IIowerAloses,
I.'.lley Abraham,
Lloyd John,
3
11
13
20
11
13
ll
71
I SJ
1 IS
21 uu
u)
lo Cli
.1 Hi
5 211
1 f.
3 71
(17.
wo
SJO
m
15
07
110
10 01
11 SO
3 W
38
Qrccimood,
Kllno Daniel,
,'.,Uu" H miuel,
IW 'lltmaii Abra., sta!e.
00 Watts & Itodllno, '
Hemlock.
30 Campliell I,. N
0) Lunula James,
ftxekson.
Kf 210 KHo John,
Jiof2:H Kilo John.
X'.mnB Abriiham,
100 Woelever Jacob.
WO Hess John U . '
Locust.
200 lllliigtonTlioiiia.
ill John Hamiiol,
"1 Johu aaniuel,
1W) llhodes John A Joseph.
Ui llecso Michael.
:W Haven William,
J. or Km Huston Thomas.
15 ot 1UJ Iteeso Daniel.
Honuo ltiuton .Mary,
V, ol 200 llustou charlolle.
J3 ol 200 Heyuolds Jouu.
J 2 of 200 Myers Mary,
3 or luo Huston Thomas.
HorillO Hce.so Daulel.
J; or 200 Huston Mury,
li or200 Huston Clurlotle,
3or200 Heynolds Jolm.1
H or Myers Mary,
rl i..';',,'r Allro e Sanuiol,
&i Miller Jacob,
!!
2 7,1
17 60
17 IT.
3 .14
3 50
9 74
10 IW
2 SO
15 Ul
(1 SO
11 7.1
2 00
2 Hi
7 M
J S7
2 W
;i ui
7 20
7 20
7 28
7 211
7 2ii
3 bl
7 2S
7 28
7 .'il
7 20
7 28
8 ill
1 Ul
Miller Jacob,
1 11
I il
II 73
1 70
IUI
(ii
Jieiiver woorgo A J, I,. Kline,
Hewer "eorgo A J , L. Kline,
Keller lllcliard, '
Madison Township.
Hills William, estate,
Moser Jacob,
Main.
i''iuohor J. p.,
Plncher J. p.,
Hosier Jacob,
Sihirnau lludolph,
Hliuinan (leurge,
Mliumau Daniel, heirs.
hlniiti.it, 1 ...... 1 . 1...1....
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Heath Hylvesior,
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