THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, i?A." The Columbian Friday, May 17, 1872, FRANK COOLLY, ASSISTANT EDITOll. ' Railroad Tlmo Table M.ACKAWANNA A DLOOMSDUHO H. North. Bontli Mull 10:51A.M. 6:18 P.: Accommodation 4:15 A.M. W vXna IWSl'.M. A. J n.Fiwign 11 It t,-llflf ttliri.'TlT STATION inlna North. Going South- i nsT. M. Hi" a , M LOOAL. .Titnmi rir.WP.r.T. Il(l3 BOlll Ills llOUSO nml lot on Third Strcot, nearly oppostto Ms reslilcnco lo lu. r. Lditz ortiiia rmco TnnsDottcd (overling provnllcd to consltlerrtblo extent In Wlllfca-linrro, and riurlnp; tho Inst thrco weeks sovcrnl deaths from the dlscnso hnvo occurred Lkci.Uj buslnoHS doo3 not seem to bo brisk In Sulllvnn County thoro Doing but ono Register's notlconnd ono widow annrnlsomcnt advertised nt Mny term of Court nnd but flvo applications for Tavern licenses. Tm: fruit trees nro literally londcd with blossoms nnd unless unpropltlous weather prevents, will doubtless bo bucceedod In duo season by luscious fruits. Wo hoposo especially bynpplcs of which thcro wns n short crop Inst year. Tun heat for n fow days last weok nnd tho boRlnnlngofthls wns most Intouco. Tho thcrinometcr nltnlned a height of SS5 iu town nnd wns oven higher than that In Philadelphia. Wo mention tho fact for tho benefit of thoso persons who merely thought it "a Uttlo warm." It may tend to innko them think It moro than that. Two flno specimens of tho water fowl known as tho Loon or Northern Diver wero shot on Fishing Crook near Iron' dalo last week. Tho brilliantly varlega ted plumago of tho head and neck of this spccl03 Is very beautiful. Ono of tho birds weighed 20 pounds tho other 1,1 pounds. Barnum's big show will bo In Dan vllloon Friday next May 21th. It is tho largest exhibition of tho kind over known in tills country nnd woll worthy the attention of sight seers. Thoro will bom usual a lnrgonttendanco, wo havo no doubt. Willam Dalious, of Main Town ship, nged 1G years, was killed at Upper Iiliuo llldgo on Tuesday ovonlnir hut whilst driving n londed wngon belong Ing to William Shaffer. Somo laborers weroongaged in blasting near tho road and n pieco of rock driven by tho forco of a blast struck young Daliouson tho back of the head killing him instantly, It is mentioned as n curious fact by old woodsmen that beech and syenmore trees nro never struck by lightning, mough found standing In clo--o proximi ty to oak, hickory, and trees of other species, that havo been seamed, or torn to pieces by tho subtlo fluid. Is this so? We boliovo tho plan of holding a County Convention for tho purposo of selecting delegates to tho State Conven tion to bo nn unmitigated ovil. Many of tho districts aro unrepresented and even delegates from tho others are elect ed by a fow men. To avoid this, tho delegates should bo selected by the Standing Committee. The woods in Lehhrh. nineteen mllrn from Scrnnton, aro ono sheet of flame. Tho flro Is spreading in nil directions, sweeping everything before it. Trees, fences, barns, and, In somo Instances, dwellings, nro being dostroyed. It 13 feared that unless heavv rains nro Hnnn had iu this section, tho destruction of tnaher by tho sovcrnl tires now breaking out will, bo Immense All tho wood land Is dry, nnd nothing enn savo it un lfHtho rains set in. Tur Bradford Countv Domwt-nnv met In Convention on May Cth. Job Jlorley wii3 elected Sonntorial Dolegato to tho Stato Convention nnd Col. V. E. Met and MaJ. U. Terry. Senatorial Conferees. Col. Jno. F. Means nnd Jno. S. .Madden wero chosen Itcpresentntivo Delegates. Tho delegates to tho Stato Convention wero Instructed to support Col. I'lollet as a Candidato nt largo to tho Constitutional Convention. The Irnm nf Willli.. ot..,. frightened by a locomotivo nt tho L. & 11. R. It. stutlon.Montlay, nnd run down Market Street towards tho Canal. Tho ";'on struck n largo stono nnd threw out tho occupants thrco In number, scratching thorn somewhat hough not seriously. The horecs ran , , n satid bank nnd wero s'opped without being Injured. TllE DemonrnUn nnt.nl,. n.,..ii UUIIVUUliUll mit in tho Court House on Tuesday last Pursuant to tho call. Tho mooting was wiled to order by U. G. Barkiey, Chair nun of tho Standing Committee who Mufly stated tho objects of tho meeting. JuJgo Irani Derr waB then elected Presi . and Messrs J. F. Lnmou nnd 1 ' Lnt ns Secrotnrles. After tho list Relegates had boon road, tho follow '"resolution was offered. thf ?,oh'at' tlmt Jolm 0. Freeze, Esq . ho he e''reao'tRtivo delegate to tepmont RLe"".0" to bo couvouod nt iin.,,11,,,. uwoum inot " e resolution was agreod to. Tho following was then offered: . lZite?i Tl,st - Harkloy, W. II J M. Millard and W. IJ Koona t to iS ?.rec,? t0,8elcct Senator al Del m.J' BuckaIW offered a resolution 83 follows. tvtxmXii That wo recommend to II w mcffia,r,0onvPntto, th0 1'roprloty of leiMtM Pomml"eo to appoint fir'? Stato conventions nnd cou- fo select delegates to tho namo. r ho resolution wns adopted. ' 1110 Convention thon adjourned. aSL00?'1 IIouso 1,1 WIlkes Uao Is ? Great nnnoyanco to tho peo. a Ifie i Recently tho Council removn """Cointy Commissioners to on whiri. It .ed t0 reI,OS3es8 'o ground loneS J1 13 bullt'but "'ocommls. 'he matin. ,,r ''""tu"'r "uonuon to 'urthor ?L Wo havo not learned what lCaf,',fany,wI11 b0 tftk0Q Couit Piotcedlngs. TuranAV, May 7, Jlenort of 0. U. llrockway, auditor to mnko distribution of tho bnlnnco In tho hands of tho administrator of (Icorgo lluim. deceased, confirmed nisi, Keport of 0. B. lUrockwny, auditor to mako distribution m tho csiatoor John Troub, decensed, confirmed nlsb Commonwealth vs Daniel Oordncr clmrgo mayhotn. A truo bill. Commonwealth vs James Archy charge, larceny. Nol a truo bill and tho prosecutor, Eaos Jacoby, to pay tho costs. Commonwealth vs M. 0. Woodward constablo of tho tovn of Ulootnsburg: charge, assault and battcrry. Not truo bill nnd Wm. II. Johnson, tho prosecutor to pay costs. This was charge mado against Mr. Woodwnrd for arresting tho prosecutor In this caso. and confining him In tho "Lock up"for drunkenness on tho streets of Blooms burg, under an ordlnanco of tho town Commonwealth vs Joseph Lilly n chnrgo, misdemeanor inofllcons Justlco of tho Penco of Scott township. A truo bill. Ajury was called nnd returned a verdict of not guilty but to pay nil costs In tho cstnto of David Johnson, do ceased, petition for partition. Inquest nwarded. Polor Fcnstormnchor vs Centrnlln Borough; on motion execution allowed In tho cstnto of Daniel Ocnrhnrt, n lunatic, property roturnod unsold on nn ordor of snlo, nnd petition to borrow monoy. Leavo granted. In tho cstnto of Honry Eyorly, do ceased, petition for specific porformanco of contract. On motion of B. Frank Zarr notice by publication to bo given In tho cstato of Isaiah Shuman do ceased, petition for partition and valtia tion. Inquest awarded. Commonwealth vs Joseph Bricsch; chargo, selling liquor on Sunday. A truo bill. Commonwealth vs Honry Fry: chargo perjury. A Jury was called in this ease and returned n verdict of not guilty and county pay costs. Commonwealth vs Martin Purcel, John Curran, and John Boylo ; chnrgo, refusing tho votes of qunllflcd electors iNot n truo urn ana prosecutor to pay costs. Commonwealth vs Patrick Lavello : chargo, keeping n tippling house. Not ;i truo bill and prosecutor to pny tho costs. Commonwenlth vs Patrick Bradloy: charge, keeping a tippling house. Not a truo bill and prosecutor to pay tho costs. In tho cstnto of W. II. Ent, deceased, report of salo confirmed nisi. Wednesday, May 8 In tho estato of George Kollor, do t-cased, report of salo confirmed nisi. Catharine Stiner vs Paul Stiner, poti tion in divorce. Divorco decreed from tho bonds of matrimony. In tho estato of Anthony Davis, n lu nnile, petition for salo. Salo ordered. In tho estato of Abraham IIcss, do- ceased, petition for salo. Salo ordered. Commonwealth vs John Bausch charge, nuisance. A truo bill. A jury was called nnd returned n verdict of not guilty nnd Georgo Brown, tho pros ccutor to pny costs. Commonwenlth vs Daniel Gordncr: ennrge, nssnuit and battery. A truo Dili. In tho cstato of John Zoigier. do- censed, on motion of W. II. Abbott. Esq., John O. Freeze was appointed to distribute the balanco in tho hands of tho executor. In the cstato of William Snyder, de ceased, on motion of E. II. Liltlo. Esq.. C. B. Brockway was appointed auditor on exceptions. Ellns Hopper vs Cathnrino Hopper, petition in divorco. Subprena awarded. .stato of Lavilln Peaier, on motion of M. Whitmoyer, S. Knorr appointed uuitor to mako distribution. Thursday, May !). In tho cstato of A. Troxol, deceased. on motion of J. a. Freeze, Esq., C. a. Barklcy continued as auditor. Mary E. Glger vs Daniel Qigor. peti tion in divorco, on motion O. G. Barkiey, Esq., appointed commissioner to tnko testimony. In tho estato of John Warn pole, on motion of John G. Freeze. Esti.. B. F. Zarr continued as auditor. Keport of viewers of a road in Centre township confirmed. Report of viewers of a road in Fish- ingcrcck township confirmed. Petition for partition in tho estato of Malcom Mason, deceased. Inquest awarded. In tho estate of Daniel Fowler, do- ceased, on motion, E. II. Little tin- minted auditor to mnko distribution of tho funds. Commonwenlth vs Daniel Gordncr, on motion of District. Attorney, Court nuow nolle jiros, on payment of cotf , llio costs hnving been paid a nolle proa wns entered. Friday, May 10. Petition of Samuel German. L. A. German nnd Fannio German for irunr- dirtn. TllCOdoro AV. Smith nnnnlntnd. Petition of John A. German for truar- dlan. Theodore W. Smith appointed. Petition of Phebo A. Polk for guard! i. Benjamin D. Polk appointed. John M. Clark appointed auditor to distributo tho funds arising from tho salo of tho property of James V. Wil son . Keport of road viowcrs in Madison township confirmed nisi. Abraham Kuecht, Wm. M'KoIvv. Jonathan Houck, Peter Kuecht, Fred erick Hosier, Horvoy Dennlson, Sam- uoi XNungessor and Georgo Scott, et at vs Danvlllo, Hnzleton & Wllkos-Barro Kallroad Company. Tho abovo namod parties claiming damages for laud sta ken for opening tho abovo railroad mid wero ordored for trial at noxt term. Petition for a road in Oraniro and Fcott townships. Samuel Jacoby, Peter Jones anu Samuel Noyhard appointed viowers. Saturday, Mny 11. Petition Of Hnrnl, Wlla r- r. it.... Job ii K. Watts appointed. In tho natuln nf tw,ii rsi .1.. . ultlIIUI vnvijur, uu- ceased, on motion of E. R. Ikeier, rulo granted on heiru to accept or rofuso tho real cstato at the valuation or show camo why it should not bo sold. Conyngham township allowod to lovy an additional road tax for puymont of debts. Petition for a rnml in Mnu township. J. B. Mills, Jaraea Johnson and Isaao McBrldo appointed viewers. In tllO CStato Of Georo-n TTnitrn. tion for a citation. Citation awarded. Iu tho estato of ceased, petition for salo. Salo ordored. uoau in rino township, noar Jolm Letrtrott's. conflrmntlnn ni,oi... ,.,. Ti. . Huguiuui DirtCK en off and roviow allowed. Koporl of vlowcra clmnglug n public load lu Centra township coiiftimcd ulsl In tho ostato of Cornelius Vnuhorii deceased, on motion of J. G. Frcczo Esq., B, Frank Xarr appointed auditor to dIstrlbtt(o funds In tho hands of tho surviving executor to and among th heirs and log.nl representatives ns by tho terms of tho will. In tho estato of Lydla Wnntcli, do- ceased, E, II. Ikclcrnppolntcd nudlto to mnko distribution to nnd among tho heirs. David Coffmnn wns appointed Court Crycr, Tho Court ordered two weeks Court at September term next. Kobccca A. Kcofcr vs Jnmcs Kcefer, petition In divorco. Divorco decreed from tho bonds of mntrlmony. Keport of tho (.'rand Jurors. 3b the Honorable Judges of the Court 0 Quarter Sessions of the Peace In ami for the count; of Columbia : Tho grand Inquest of tho Common wealth of Pennsylvania, inquiring for tho body of tho county of Columbia re spectfully report ; That wo havo, pursuant to our requir ed duty, calmly nnd deliberately lnvcs tignted nil tho bills of Indictment pro sonted for our consideration nt this term nnd hnvo passed upon thorn nc. cording to their merits. That wo havo examined tho public buildings and find them In reasonably good condition. Wo find tho water closet nt tho Court House, nnd also tho privy, in a very filthy condition. Wo also re- commend that tho Sheriff recclvo fifty cents per day for boardlnir prisoners instead of twenty-llvo cents. All of which Is respectfully submitted. JOHN O. QUICK, Foreman. Judge Elwcll'.s Charge. May Sp.ssion, 1872. Gentlemen oi' tub Grand .imtv It Is scarcely Possible that nnv Inn guago which could bocmnloved. would convoy luso few words, a general Idea of tho duties you havo to perform, and tho spirit with which thoy should bo performed, ns tho oath you hnvo just tnken. Ordinarily, tho dllicenf, innulrv tn im mildo is bv tilO oath of tvltunsuna. mwl chiefly of such offences against tho law us nro io uo corrected by indictment, trial and sentence, and this Inmilrv u confined to crimes committed in this county nnd triablo hero. Tho matters to bo laid before you will probably bo mostly In thn form nf Mlla m nuiictmetit, prepared nnd signed by mu i7iairiubii.iii)rnu.v. Theromny. howovor. bosomonirnnrna of public notoriety and others within your Knowiougo wnicn aro preiontablo nuru. iacu uranu.iuror may perform his duty in roerard to cases within hla own knowledgo.by stating to his fellows HI! 11U Knows OI tilt! mnla. nnd auhinlt- ting to their Judgment tho propriety of proceeding further, This power sho'uld uo uxurciseu Willi care, and w thnnt sympathy with vico on tho ono hand or with unduo rigidity on tho othor. iou win oo assisteu by the District Atiornoy, who will at your request prepare such bills as may bo required by you, nnd at youriustnnco tho proper I'luvuas iur procuring mo attendance ot witnesses will bo nwarded. In no other cases than thosn ami rupIi ns nrogivcnln chnrgo by tho Court or laid by tho District Attorney before you, enn you Indict without a previous prosecution boforo a magistrate. Thcro may bo offonnnq. nanrwlnllv nguinst tho laws In restraint of tippling nnd gambling, which aro so well known oreo strongly suspected as to call for tho uxorciso of your authority. By a recent decision of thn Nn nrnmn Court upon this subject it is hold, that uiu roiurn ui u uonsiaDic, oi an otlicer under oath, is sufficient authority foru warrant of arrest, and for proceeding by Indictment sent un bv tho DKtrict Attorney, with tho sanction of tho Court, and this applies a3 well to those offences which tho law docs not mako it his duty to return, as to thoso which aro by law required to bo returned. ou win can beioro you the witnesses whoso names appear upon tho indict ment, and swear them to toil thn truth in relation to tho cnare:o contained therein: if you aro satisfied from tin, evidence that there aro reasonable grounds for boliof that tho chargo is truo, you will And a "truo bill" and endorse the finding thereon; but if otherwiso, you will endorso ignoramus, or "not a truo bill." All returns must bo signed by your foreman. Unless twolvoof your number concur in tlnd. ing a bill it must bo returned as "not u truo bill," and in that case, if tho of fence charged bo a misdemoanor, you will direct whether tho costs ought to bo borno by tho county or tho prosecu tor, and in tho latter caso you will namo tho prosecutor. When a bill appears to bo truo. thn costs cannot properly bo imposed on tho prosecutor. But if you aro satisfied that tho prosecution was commonrml n spite or passlonor recklessly without reasonable causo, or that tho prosecutor was himself most In fault, tho costs would ho properly Imposed upon him. In considering cases, you will hn guided by nothing but tho evidence. Tho law forbids under severe penalties all attempts to Influenco tho minds of jurors, uy endeavoring, cither In con versatlouor by written communication or by iierouaslon. promise entreaties. or by any other private moans to bias their minds or ludcrmont. If anv nnr. sou shall offend agalintthis law to your huuwiniKu, nu uugui promptly to bo presented by indictment. "Privntn solicitations, boring, as it is popularly uiuiuu,uuu in uiw Kiiwrucery lauiggrace ful In him who attempts It, and almost equally disgraceful to tho Juror who willingly lends u listening ear. By u recent Act of Assembly, a chance has been mado iu tho lnw in rn. ftard to ovldonco in criiulnnl ensni In all misdemeanors, oxcept forgorv and perjury, tho defendant may offer him self and bo allowed to testify us a wit ness on tho trial. But as nelthnr thn defendant nor any witness on his behalf can bo heard before thogrand jury, this law has mado no change ns to tho com petency of wltncssod before them. Tho duty and responsibility of hear ing and deciding upon all tho ovldonco in tho caso is dovolved upon tho Jury who shall trv tho cause. Whnih or t lirt admission of tho accused as a witness will lighten their burden In their search after tho truth, or will render tho per formnnco of their duties still more dlfll cult remains to bo tested. Ill tho history nf lllrtmrmlnmn Hu. tlmo was whon it ViH iinrflmiu in ult no a Juror. Tho torror of n prosecution or attaint for a falso verdict, by which tho juror forfeited his good name, as well us his liberty and Ids property, was, during bis deliberations constantly pre sent in his mind distracting his thoughts niiu iii-uiuno muill'iug mm 10 tlllllU Of ins own saioiy miner than tho guilt or Innocenco of tho nccused. If a second Jury could bo found to pronounce tho first verdict falso, tho Jury rendering It wero subjected to tho sovorn nnimiiW named. Tho procoodincs wero based upon tho Idea (hat tho first verdict was corrupt, and tho second Jury was called tho craud Jury in thouttnlnt. eonulRtlmr as It did of doublo the number of tho tlrst Jury. In times of trrpnt nnhlln nv. cltement, honest men ucting as jurors wore exposed to tho danger of convic tion when tho verdict was In opposition to tho popular vlow of tho case. And honest mistakes wero subject to Inram ous punishment. Happily for this country tho law as stated basnoplaco In our 8tatuto book or in tho common law adopted by us. Wo aro all liablo to errors and mistakes, ovon when wo Oct aiOSt COUSCirmclouRlv nml rat motives. If wo wero to bo tried bv a lulo which required Infallibility, few would Oocnpo conviction. Our law wisely Judged men now by I Iim ttt J n t ti nrlt I mI i I mlttnntj llihlNnnllnin If that bo corrupt tho net Is corrupt. If tho Intention bo right, but tho net upon examination nppeurs to bo wrong, nn orror or a mistake, it is fair to prosumo tlmt instead of a precedent to follow it, would stnnd as a lesson to warn ngnlnst n repetition. In the administration of criminal laws you will hnvo observed that you hnvo nu imnortnnt part to net : through you nlono can cases bo heard lu this court. Tho sovcrnl mombors of tho court, ns well ns thojury and thoBhorlff nnvo incir sovcrnl nnu scparnto dimes to perform, Each Is rosponslblo for himself In tho dlschargo of his duly. Thojury for tho facts, tho court for tho law, nnd tho Sheriff for tho manner In which tho duties enjoined upon him nro performed. But it is needless to dlscoiirso to you of tho duties of'othcrs; do your duty with all duo diligence. You will find your work much facilitated by holding your sessions during tho samo hours tho court Is in sosslnn, from half-past eight In tho forenoon till after twelve in. nnd from two p. m. to six p. m. You nro to keep secret nil that tnkes placo before you oxcept tho results en dorsed nnd presented on your bills. For your own convenience, for tho advance ment of publlcjustlco nnd out of regard for your oaths vou will lined this in. Junction. tho cases to como before you nro of mo ordinary kind, but whether they nro causes of grcnt or small magnitude you will nllko glvo to them duo consid eration. "Tho greatest evils," I qtioto from Judgo Lowrio, "start from small causes. A spark may mako an appall ing conflagration, unless you put your foot on it in time. Tho small faults nf children becatno tho greatest vices of men, unless decidedly and watchfully corrected by parental authority, nnd mnny parents havo llvod to repent of their cultivation of such vices by over looking small faults, nnil Hiihalifnf ln kindness nnd Indulgence for authority and repression. Wo may fall Into tho samo error by an improper discourage ment of small cases. Wo may thus misplacd our censures, bv laving tlmm on persons who nro simply desirous of currocung puoiic wrongs in nn orderly ftij.,ui wuaiuouTKinunoss uy uesiowing 11. on persons who can iiavo no proper uinncuuHiuii ui ii. umiureu do not recognizo any indulgence of thnli- finita as kindness, unlil thoy havo learned py expcrienco that disobodienco is II ViCO that Clllla for lllinlahmnnta no ltd remedy; without this thoy mny logic ally Infer from their only moans of in ference, their own fixnnrionpn Hint. ilia. obedience nnd indulgences nro part of their rights, and that thoro Is no merit or self denial in parental kindness call ing for gratitude and repentance. And so It is with iguorant and un- trainod persons in regard to tho law of too land. 11 tliey fiad properly felt tho forco of parental authority, thoy would not bo ignorant and mitminnil. Tint socioty receives them ns they arc, nnd nas no remedy for their disorder, but tho penalties of its law. Thoso dn not. supply tho placo of proper training or euro tho vlco of ill disposed affections, but tho fear of them may prevent much actual disorder; wo aro to administer mis remedy, out wo do it with sincere respect for tho law. ttirnl complaint becauso tho offence is small, if it really bo a legal offence; treating no caso with censorious harshness or with indulgent levity, and remembering thnt tho good order of tho county depends iu a great degree on tho fidelity with which you perform your part in admin instorlng criminal law. In hearing othrr mnttnrs htalilna i.tiiu or indictment, such as applications for county bridges and Incorporations of oorougiis, should any como boforo you, witnesses aro to bo heard on both sides. In such matters von urn lnmil 1 fir lei ntj nnd will give to them your best consid eration nnd Judgment, and you will do eido them by a majority of your nuin- uor oven inouglt it bo less than twelve When hiiv ciisn.slmll rnmn im fnr rmi. sideration In which a grand luror ni nny near relativo of his is Interested, such Jurors should take no part in such caso, but should withdraw wlilln it. la under hearing. And now, gentleman, with tho request that you will report to US from timo to timn vnnr fiplinn in order that tho business of tho session may no disposed of ai early as practica ble, WO distills: VOU Iioncn tn vnnr rnnni and tho dlschargo of your duties. iV dispatch from Washington inti- mnt03 that Congress will take tho ap portionment of this Stato into Its own lands, and savo Gov. Qeary tho troublo of vetoing the bill p.i33od by tho last eglslatnro. In referring to tho legality of such a proceeding, tho samo dispatch ays: "liiey iiavo tho opinion of somo 'of tho oldest lawyers in tho House, imong them Judge Merctir. now a 'cindidato for tho Supremo Judgeship oi Pennsylvania, that tho proposed 'action is clearly within tho ecopo of tno constitutional authority of con- 'gross." To which tho Wayne County Citizen, nn Influential radical minor of -thn North eastern part of thoStato responds: Tins means thnt tho Republican Congressional delegation from Pennsyl vania will gerrymander tho Stato in tho manner best calculated to advance their personnl interests. And nothing moro natural than to find ihls Mer. cur a party to tho job, and throwing his cheap legal reputation into the scule m us favor. Defeat on the State TICKET STARES HIM TV Tin.' 1,'Anr- thn Congressional District which ho now re presents wm navo no more or him; and unless ho can construct a now District his career or political quackery will end with tho present Congress. As most or Ills Republican colloan-nna In thn TTnnan are in an equally soro strait, they will luuuuuiy uul wiiu unanimity iu tho matter. Their nssoelntp.a In thn Ammlnt. meilt King Will Of ennran nsalst Ihnm. and the President may bo expected to ii.wii.ui nuuiuer reason lorrcuomiiiatiou at Philadelphia, and Cot doreat at the polls, by giving their action his nn proval." Tho Citizen evidently knows Mercur and appreciates tho position ho is in, as wen as understands tho motives which actuate Quant, and tho final result of his action. Uellefonte Watchman. Mr. Itiiekulew and thn I.nbor Heroniieiw. Wo feel warranted iu saying that If Mr. Buckalcw is nominated for Gov ernor by tho Reading convention, tho Labor Reformers will concur and with draw Mr. Schc.ll. Mr. B. received Uo votes out of r,0 in their convention, and would havo received a nearly uuaul mous vole if ho had not conditioned his acci'ptnnco on tho Reading nomina tion also. It was to avoid being caught without u candidate, In caso tho Read ing convention did not noniliiatonman wlto would lio satisfactory to them, that Induced several of tho 0 delegates who voted for Mr. Sehcll to cast their ballots ft thoy did. All tho Labor Reformers In tho convention would bo glad of tho opportunity of giving their olllclcnt support to Mr. Bucknlow. Lycoming Standard. Br.AOK Walnut Sap has recently been used iu Iowa for making both syrup and sugar, equal, it is bald, to that obtained from maples. Two gal lons of sap wero obtained In ten hours from a black walnut treo, ono foot in dlamotor ami forty feet high. Walnut trees, It Is found, yioid as much sap as maples, wlillo tho fluid Is one-third rlchorln sancliarlno properties. Water Wonl:s. -Tho nrcpsfllly for Immediate erection uf water worltn in this town Is too apparent to deiuniid discussion, Every ono says so after a sovoro fire, and yet tho mnttcr Is drop pod when tho temporary excitement Is over. At tho close of tho last session a bill passod the Legislature giving tho Town Council power to act In tho pro miso3 nnd wo trust thoy will do so speedily boforo further damago is done. Tho work should bo completed before wlntor. Mr. Lowenberg has erected a (lag staff on tho roof of Ids now building from which a flno bit of bunting will probably soon float on tho breeze. DEATHS. i:i:i,t.r.R,-In Orntmovllle, on March 2711i iimiiu-,, nwi, i.i uniiKU iiiiii mi-iiui ivfin-i , in typhoid fovcr, ngoil 10 yciir, 10 monlln una ti ilnyi. Pentest hrollier tlion linth left ut Hto thy hm wo dponly foci Rut ' I Is Ooil tlmt Imtlt Lerclt in Uo can nil oursonuwa honl, When wo followed tlico hi sorrow To thoilnrlc and silent crnvo When by father's sldo wo lnld you Iii tho churchyard lonoly thero. Trusting then Jesus only Woentnir. woelillii? lnnolp thorn mi wu win uieui in nriKiiier p Iu a world moro bright and fair. Klt.K 111 Rucarloafnn thn nth. Vliloll.a Kiln D.iuehtcrot Anderson nnd Husaimali Klle.nireii ii' i uiii.i uuu ii u:i ,i. Our llclln wns a precious child Her henrtof licattsnRlow, Willi Mich oninpttulriK ensiling Imv As oiilj-6cr.iilis know. The iiet nnd darling of our homo A IhlnR of joy for n?cj Wlieio'cr lier cladson.o heav'n-llt Hnilles Hhed suiishliio o'tr tho way. And when dlsonso our darling laid llcncnlh Its painful spoil Bho whispered In her ehlld-lllco fallh "Clod dueth nil tlilugs well." Willi light supernal In her eyes At morulmsauil at oven She clasped her tiny falllnR linnils And bicathcd her prayer to henv'n. And when nt length her parents cried "O I Doha must you uo" With smllo and kiss sho sweetly salth: "Ihlmll, Clod told mo sol" Our Delia Is annngct now With seraphs richly blest Enfolded hi her SavIouVs niiin Iu everlasting rest. MARKET REPORTS. Uloomslmrg Mnrltet. Wheal per bushel Ryo " Corn " oats. " Flour per barrel Cloverseed Flnxi,ood Iluttcr Kers Tallow Potatoes Dried Apples Hams Hides nud (Shoulders Lard per pound lluy per ton SI'ECIAli .OTIOUS. Tho best display of Para-ols and Sun umbrellas In town is utM. P. Lutz. For Shawls, Dress goods white goods or dry goods of any kind go to M. P. Lutz. ninrh- Wnlf hnvrn n lar.rn c-ImiI- of rlbbons both plain andfancy". Clark & Wolf will havo in on Satur day a lot or rancy Parasols at prices to suit tho buyer. 1. W. Ilartman has now In store ,"000 yards or calico at 12 cts. Clark t WoUliavo now in store the largest stock of Grenadines and Iler nanis in town at tho lowest prices from 20 cts to 50 cts per yard. (Illll'lr Wnlf IlfMTA vnnntt.rwl nunttin.- lot of Khawls mill Jon,- ShmW Sctrft from $2,7j to $15,00 must bo sold. Call and soo them. Clark & Wolf ofi'cr laco point shawls for $7,00 and upwards. fido.Pii more of thoso S2.00gailors at Clark & Wolf's. Tho ladles all Hire I. W. llartman's walking stick Parasols Linen Huffs and Pongee Silk Huffs. Ladies you will got ono of Mmo Demorcst's imtterns lv buying vour dresses of Clark & Wolf Thev iiavo gi ven away somo 2."i patterns since our last issno and you got tho worth of "your money. Wanted. A girl to do houso work in a small family. Apply nt this office. tf. Clark .t Wolf ofibr ticllnt tho low est prices either for cash or produce A canal boat in good order for salo or to rent. Atmlv tn IT. If. l."!nt T.lnht Street. 2t You can havo your cholco of 2J0 yards stripe and plain black Grenadine at I. W. llartuian's. oucanbuy Apploton A lnusliu of I. W. Ilartman at 15 cts a yard by tho bolt for cash only. C'AhiolUA. Is a sclenthlo veKOtnblo preparA lion; n perfect Mib-.t!tiito lor mid raorotll'ectlvo than Castor Oil and is pleasant to tike. It cleanses tho system hi a most remarkable manner; does not iiMicss or grlne, but operates when nil othor lemedies hnvo fulled. It Is certain tosupcrscdo l'ill-i. Castor Oil, rfnrcotlo Syrups nnd nil other purgative, nnd exciting medicines. ThoCnitoiia eomalns neither Jllncrals, Moriiluno uorAIco hoi. l!v Its emollent, toothing ellect, It u-sslmi-lute- tho lood nnd produces natural sleep ur. tlcuLulv ndaptlrglt tocrylngand teething c-lill-dron. It cures Stomach Ache, Wind Colli-, Con stlpallon, Flatulency, Croup and kills Worms. MaHo your Diugslst send lor it: In will nlways kocjp U.ns evcrv l.imlly must linrol. Itcosts but ilily cents a bottle. nv lli:At i v'B Rest Aumuaiii.-AU tho belleof the smi nn what nppolutuicut of her lollet-lnblo hobh llio highest pluee ill her esteem, and sho will reply, without n moment's rellectlon, Haijan is Maosoma Rai-m. Nothing, kbo is thoioughly nwnie, eontilbutes co powerfully to riiliaut-o her thnrms nml rendor htr IrrcsUtl bio ns tlmt mofct delightful nnd henltblitl nnxlllnry of llenuty. Uy using It Indies nro enabled, long niter tiiey Iiavo passed tho mcil illnnofllfo to Pieservotho youthlul bloom nnd purity of their complexions, nnd whcroNnturo I:ns denied tho Mipeitatlvo attraction, tho Rnhn fully compensates for liordoUcleueies. TllKCAVhE okTkmi'ikakck finds somo oi Us most Insidious nnd dangerous foes iu tho many hp-OAlUd ' tonics" nnd " nppctlA is," mado of cheap vlilslivund refuro llqinus, Mnlsheil un to suit depraved appetites, under tho iinmoof medl elnes. Du, Walkeh'h Caluounia Vinkoau RlTTEiisnro none of these. Theynro nntnliov eroge, but n genuine medicine, purely vegolnble. prciuired Iroin Cnlirornlslierbs bya icgular uhy sleiiin. 1 or all dlcaies of iho stomacli. liver, kli neys, bladder, sltin nnd blood, thcynionii m. tillable and unrlv ailed remedy. JlnylJ-lw How We Dsi.r. to i iiij I'nvsirKr.n.-Who does not icmember tho tlmo when npilng purgation was consldeied Indispensable tohiimmer health V No matter for wry faces, tho Inovitablo salts nud Bcunn. rliubuib.or eakimcl nud Jalap, must bo ndmlulsterid. Theso "spring medielnes." tho youngsters wero told, wero to keen them linlo mid hearty during tho summer. Wo all know now thnt this was n lallacy j that now vigor, not depletion, Is what is required nt tho commence ment of iho summer solstice. As a preparation for tho enervating eflects of oppressive summer weather, n couisuol liosletttr's Hlomnch Ititteis is highly expedient. This famous vegetable nio. parn'lon bus threo promlueut properties! It reuovates, mirliles.nnd regulates nil thofnuc tlons of llio body. It Is composed exclaslvely oi pure vegetablo productions, vizi tho essential principle of Monongatiela Ryo.nud thomosteill caclous tonlo and alterative roots, burks nud gums known to medical botanists, lleuce, It Is uii absolutely snlo medicine, and no tlucturo ot tho l'haimacopu'la can eoiuparowlth It either lu purity, or In Iho variety of its objects, nnd Us comprehensive tt suits. Happily lor mankind, tho theoiy that it was ne-essary to prostrato n hence It Is Iho proper medicine for the leeUlu nt this most trying season ol tho year. llo sure that you obtain tho genuine article, ns theio mo lunuuieiublo vile Iniltutlous lu iho market, ljok to tho ornamental stamp, tho on- ki u. i ,uu.t ,.iu iiuiiiu uiowu iuio tuu glass, llostetlcr's falomnch Ulittrs Is sold hi bottles ouly. MayliMw fPllK ANNUAL MEETING OFTIIE X Columbia Couuly Agricultural, Hortlcul. tuial nml Mechnulenl Association, for tho elec. lion if oiUcers fertile ensuing year will he hold Iu tho Court House, In llluouisbuig, oil HATUlt. Vtt' oero? ?f,eM"y' A" ,wl- WuyS-Jiv KXECliriVK COMMIlTKIi r.unoits ov vorxii. I. very liorvwiB Youub Man in llio Uulou, will rxrclvc, tree, a llcclpo unit will prove n hlessluK mroug,. ic,y ""unuW.' Rox 6I7J 1'. O, il Cedar St., N. Y. Important Testimony The following letters nro nmonu llio many nro constantly lcceivmg nom persufis who iiuv been cured uy Sclicnek'H Pulmonic Syrup, Sclionck'rt Sen Weed Tonic, AND Sclicnck's Mandrake Pills. I'tiiiugrovf , Hnlciu Couuly, New Jcriey. FltmitlAIlV 27. 1ST2. Dr. J. ll.SCHEHCir.N, E, comer sixth nnd Arcl Mfreets. lMiilndelnhll. Respected Hlr I take plensuro In adding my testimony to that of tho mnny others who hnvo been cured by thoelllcacyof Hehenck's Pulmonic Hyrup, Hen wocu -ionic, aim Maiiuraiio nils. Consumption has been hereditary with my family, most or Its molnburs having died oi It nt carlyngcs, Sly mother nnd threo bint hern died nt thongoof 31, one brother at i7, nnd my Bister ut l'l. 1 was, when nbonl IU ycais, sflzcd wllh liver complaint, wnicu rapiuiyuoveiopeu iuio I'uimo- l-nry oiisuiiiiKion, x was eoinpeiieil to roilll rintsli mv eniolovmeiltdhntor n lilnrlrhnillti.l I consulted skillful nud emlnont iihvslclauB and tried many patent nostrums, but without succesi.so tinii my menus wtro suro mat there was uo hopo or my recovery, lor I wns rod need from 1IU pounds to 101, nud wns not nblo lodo nnyiuiug wituoui nssistaucc, liv what 1 now looltunon ns n l'rovldenllal in lernosltloil. I wns induced to trv vntit- rotnH,ilo and placo myself under your trontmont, nnd so rapid nnd thorough was ray recovery, that It secmcu us mougii suntu superuuinail power was nt work, nnd to-day I am ns well ns at any tlmo during my Ufo, I weigh 13 pounds, am .iii years old, and for some tlmo hnvo boon regularly at tending to my business, bidding Mir to IWoton gnnu oin age. I nm thankful to yon bevoml eTnressinn im having placed mo hi a position wherein Inmn ueneill insieiui in 11 nunicil to my inmiiy. Ynnr Atnntlralrn lMllnnrnlhn nnlv t.i.llnl.in t over use now. I thluk theynro tho best lu the worm. I can refer you to hundreds of my neighbors who will verily nil I havo written, nnd nuy in formation nny of mv fellow clllzens mnv iincirn will bo freely and gladly given, upon receipt ol stamp, by Yours, etc. JUiiM C. lll'IWITT, Key West, Via., Vch. l!, 1S7'4. Dr.J.H.SCHENCIf.N. E. cor. Sixth nnd Arch. Btrects. rhllndelnhln. Dear Hir I'leaso rorward, per first steamer, six bottles Hen Weed Tonlo and twelvo bottles I'ul- iiiiiiiiu ay mv. Your mcdlcluos tiro O such vnlun tlmt r enn not bo without thorn lu my household, nnd in im,, nu iiui.j auuuiu UO WllUOUb lllCm. I hnvo given thorn n fair test, nndopoulydC' claro thorn to bo oven bettor than you claim. Very raspcctntlly yours, &o. w. A. WlIITEHUItsr. 1'lItI.ArjET.I'TirA. Mnrnli J IS.-? Dr. J. H.fiClIENCK. ' Respected Hir I talto pleasure in .iwnrillnff In you this certlilcatoof tho wouderfut euro your Pulmonic Hyrup nud Sea Weed Tonlo produced. Imlamcd that It was nlniost lmnosslhtn for mn tn swallow my iuou. t am ou n visit to mv unclo. Mr. Charles .Tnlm. son, No. 1)12 Federal stieet, who says your medi cines raised blm lioni almost death niter till oth er means had folio 1, and ho having, therefore, lull conUdeueo lu tho virtue ol your remedies, strongly lecommended mo to try them. 1 did so. and in ono week from the tlmo I commenced taklug them my throat underwent n very great change lor tho better, so that I could oat my meals without nnv d lllcultv or imin. I cm scarcoly llml words to express my gratitude lor tho early relief your Invaluable mcdlelues pro duced upon me, nud I deem It but au act of grutl tudo to glvo you the acknowledgement ol my appreciation. Your,, rcsporuully, iwv;ill-.l, M. JALUJW, No. I U West 1 hlily-third slrca, New Yoik, SCIIHNOIC'S PULMONIC SY11U1', SEA WEED TONIC, and MANDRAKE PILLS. Theso nro Iho nnlv mmllnlnpy Ilinf. ulll pui-f. l'ulmonaiy Cousumptlou. Dr. bcueuck lias been In constant, iirnellen over Hurl w.-nru pnnl Inn. ally examining luugs, and knows Ins medicines. It piopetly tnken, will cure Cousumptlou, Ills Maudiaku I'ills cleanse tho llverand stomach; his fcfea Weed Tonlo dissolves tho lood, stimu lates tho CoatlUE of tho stomach, and makes It. digest. Ills Pulmonic Hyrup ilpeus thu matter, nun uature tnrows it on wituoutauy exertion. j nun ui mo i-iuiiiouiu rjyrup nnu ista nota Tonic, 81,85 per bottle, or 87 10 per hrlf dozdi. l'REl'ARED ONIA" AND FOR faAIiK 11Y J. II. SCIIENOK & SON, N. E. Corucr HIXTII and AltCH Streets, rillLAUCIA-IIIA, And by Druggists nud Dealeis gtueially. JOHNSTON, H0L1.0WAY tc COWDKS. C02 Arch Street, I'rilaiiki.I'Hia, Wholesale Agents. apr 12. lS7My. IXECUTOlt'S NOTICE. X J KSTATE OS' MICIIAKL SNVIIK.lt, llhl 1). Letters teslamentary on tho estate ol .Michael Snyder lato of Locust township, Columbia couu ly. doe'd, havo beeu granted bj- the register of said county to Charles Fetternian. All persons having claims against tho estato are requested to present them to tho Executor hi Columbia couuly. Thoso indcblcd to the estato either on note, judgment, mortgage or book account, will mako payment to tho Executor without delay. CHARLES 1 ETl F.lt.MAN. npril :o 1672-ihv. Executor. TfiXECUTOR'S NOTICE. J-l ESTATE OF WILLIAU 1I0WELI., DKC'll. Letters testamentary on thoestatoofWllliam Howell, lalo of Mount Pleasant township, Co. lumb'.t county deceased, havo been grained by tho ReBlstorofColuinblacounty.to Ellas Howell nnd J. M, Cheniberlln. Execntrs to whom nit pci'Mous Indebted to said estato aro requested to mako payment, nud thoso bavin z claims or do mauds against said estatc,wlltmakothemknowu to tho Kxi outers without ilelnv. ELlAS HOWELL. J. M. CHE.MllEltLl.v. npilllij 7Mw Executors. "ERNIIARD STOIINER " Would Inlorm his friends and tho public that hu has taken possession ol THE OLD ST-AJSTID, In tho E-:ehango Clock, so long occupied by him aud will carry on tho business ol a FIRST-CLASS BAKERY. Ho brings to the business an experience ol manv years nnil assures tho eominuiiltv that he will lurnlsh tho bestof bread,rakes,rolls,blscult,Ae. fresh every day. Ho proposes nlso to keep on hand a largo and well nssorted'stock ot FINE CONFECTIONERY, of nil grades. French candles nml t hose nf do mestic msunfacturc.nlways to he had, wholesale ami retail at lowest rates. Adjoining the IPikery i'ikI Confectionery Is n woll is'abllsho l where mny 1)0 found AIo ni. 1 Elisor, nud Re treshments, Oysters lu season and tho various little delicacies which sultlln nubile teste. There Is ul.so a FINE ICE CREAM SALOON, ou-i the coulci tlnni ly stnie, where ladlesund g ulk'iiieii e.in obi ilu tin- best of Ice Cream In S.'llSUi!. A tnli thniool Iho public custom tHioimuitcd nnd no p.wus will boi;mroltn eusuio sIUI:u tio . uprll 2U,'7J-tt KEN.NEDY'.-i HEMLOCK OINTMENT. The propi lclor, has, liy Iho nssls- mi..d. i.ii.iLiL-iit iiijstLiuus nun t'liemlstssucceoded lu ulllh'lng tlio medicinal nroneities fnntnim-,1 in tho Oil, l'll. li, nnd Resin of tho Hemlock Tiee.nud obllncd u val Itabl nrennratlon tn bo nnntln.l nu nHalveor Plaster fur Rheumatism, Croup, I'aln or Koruuessor tho Hack Chest or htomach.l'llcs.Saltltheuni Scui vy. Sores, Uk-eis,llunlous,Sora Corus, Frost lilies, Chilblains, Koro llreastsmid Nipples, Ringworms, dialing nnd sklu diseases or in ilnmmat'irv nature. C'lfAitr.iM a CRi IThNTON, Agent, 7 fclxtli Avenue, Now York, uls-lw. TTio Bust Piipcr! Tifltll Tlie8cir.NTiFir Asieric.vu Is llio cheapest nnd best lllustrutotl wtckly paper published, Evory number eontnlus from lu to 15 original eugrav lugs of now machinery .novel liivcullous.llrlilgos, Engineering works.Aiehltecluro.tmproved Farm Implements, nnd every new dlscoveiy Iu Chem istry. A year's number contain Kli pages and soseiul hundred engravings. Thousauds of vol umes are pieserved lor binding uud rcfeieuoe. The practical receipts nro well worth leu times the Hiibsciiptlou pilce. Terms, f J u year bv mall. Bpeilmcns sent iree. Way be had ol all News Dl'lllclB. PATENTS obtained on llio best terms. Modols or new Inventions and sketches examined, nud mlvlce free. All patents nro published lu tho Kclentlllo Ameiicau tho week they Issue, Hcud lor l'ninphlet, llo paoies, enntalulug laws undlult dlieetlous lor obtaining Patents. Addiess for Pit per. or concerning Patents. MUNN A CO.!i7 l'aik Row; N. Y. llmuch olhoo. cor, r. umt 7th tits., Washlugtou, 1). C. uis-y: aiVENAWAY TO ANY UOOIC AGENT, A $ r, . o 0 OR E E N 11 A 0 K nnd n specimen of tho G R IJ A T INDUS T R I JjJ S OF THE UNITED BTATES. lSCUl'AUlANlIMOENaRAVINaH-l'IltNrEI) IffUNULtSll AND OERMAN. ..I''V."'''-0 Eminent Authors, lueludiug HORAL'h UREELUY AND JOHN II. UOUuII. Wo want ngents In every town to solicit orders for this work, ou liberal terms. Jt sells lo all flashes, nnd no libinty should bo without It, It is a complete hlstors of allbranehesol Industry, piooessea of maiiuijeiures, etc. No like work oyer beioro published, Ono agent told l: lu eight days, uuother Rij lu ono oek, nuother iiiil lu two weeks. An early application will secure a eliotco In tcirltoiy. lull particulars and torms will be sent Iree, with it specimen nt this grout work, and a 86 (Ireeuback, J. R, limfll IMiE, Haitloid, Couu, nls-lw JUSTICE'S BLANKS; Wo now hao on hand a lurgo neatlr printed 01 JUSTlCE'H snd CONMTAIILIM liLANKH, to which we Invite tho attention of Moyers' Column, :.r wft ttJ ft 89 U-l g 0 - s y A an MaylO-ly JJBT OF DEALERS f 0l' OMMIHIA COUA'TV. I hereby ceitlfy that IhofollowhiEllstof dm mil taken, returne.1 and clatslilwl T,y mo. In ne eoManco wlth tho several AcUor Assemble, In nnd ror the connty of Columbia for the year nno thousand eight hundred and sovcnty.two. Is eor reel lo Iho best of my knowledge nud belief, town or liLooMsnurta, Class 11 11 II It 7 13 .7 13 11 II 1.1 II II II H II II ia n it it. ji 14 13 Mloro Furniture Druggist Rooks Htoro tltoro Btore HI ore Druj-glsta WiooRtoro Urugglgt u Confectioner Htoro Hloro UAKIolm, ' D A Hockley, ll"!msburg Iron Co, I W Hnrtmnn, McKelvy, Weal A Co, Ml' Lnlit, ' Jtoycr Rrothcrs, II OHower, N J Hendershott, Ifcriry Rosenstock, Ijniah Hngenbuch, ... J Jneini, tiroccf? , w iiuam uiger. H H MlllerS son M , lin-..... Millinery Furnlturo William rtnbb, Miss H UVlc, I WNlffh:.. ' -Mlllinory 1 'Ian os, Ac David i-tioup,' WmHUroWn, Oroccry ilroeery Confectionery Htoro Hardware I'uriilturo Clothing Clothing Millinery Htoro Decker A StcckoJ, ..vii.a it, j- ytn, ltunyon A Wnrdln, Thomas Wobb, llGrnard BU)liuer. MIA J)Wcb1 II AI Kuorr. A M Knpert, Confectionery 11 &cs.t.ln"'- ,M Hhoo Btore II Tin nnd Stoves II Uroeery 14 Tin nnd Stoves II Conlllcnlers 14 'tlrocery II Millers 10 tlrocery j Confectionery 'n; Coufecttouery II LEWhnry', (1 WNcal ft llro., leuoersnoil A Mnsou w iiciiiiershntt, 'nxtnn .t- 1lm-,iin,i OA.lncoby, ' MrsDavl'dBrobst, IIENTOX TOWNSHIP. n Melleury, fitoro J J McHnurv. stt. 13 12 H II Hamucl Heacjclt, Hloro Colo ft Tnomas, Millers iiEAynnTowssnti-. Abraham Rice, Htoro OAPhtuunn, Htoro Wm K rnigenborgor, Htoro Aten & Pattoa, Htoro niii-u .u.iuii, moro liEuwrcrc noRouair, Rowman Jaekson, Store Tobacconist Rook Hloro Druggists Htoro Druggist Htoro Confectionery Furniture Millinery CRHnyder. ' ungues is .Macra, A Mlllnr. J R Dodson, Silll.lt. llrl, I n In .f. -a J O .Ineoby, 1 rs w Htecker, Miss Hell iiertran, .r a- ti w it.....nH ' Jackson A Woo'dlu, fsioro ij Comp'y Htoro (1 Tin nud Htoves 11 Tin nnd Blovesjll 21'f'g Comp'y. rl , " 'V 'it' u v micitinguam, .1 M Hceslioltz, .ln;kou.t Woodln, Vouglit & Michael, nnrAKCBKKK townsuii Grocery Miller Htore Htoro Htoro Mill HO Freas, lau anamsit Hon, Wm M KUnetob, Mm A UT l.'nn. l'atcr Hayman,' CKNTUE TOWitSlIIP. Low. Rros &. Co. Htoro (Irocery Htoro Htoro tlrocery Mill Htoro Htoro Htoro Htore 11 II II 11 11 H .11 " II Hamuel DIetcrlch, l'hlllp Harris, Jacob Hnousler, Jesse Hicks, .1 f-'elblo, T Fowler. Wltmiro t Irvin, H. I), nln.-im Uibbyil-Uordon, fATAWIS9A TOWNSHIP Trilo Urn Htoro Htoro Htoro tlrocery Grocery .l ai urobst, It 1 PrtPlnpr Ver. U'm II n,...,.. ' .1 11 Seesholtz,' i uiinertitKllue, mora Htoro Htore Furniture Htoro Ilrntrulcf h weaver, llrowu iS Jones, 'lhomas E Harder, r .Inlin Unn. JM Smith, ' William John, (lenri.A Mnnlmpilf Tin im.l i , HhOOS 1 Hloro io Fiirultnro n Tlu and Htoves 11 J IC Hharpless & Sr'ons, .viuiuui iiarimau, A H Cleaver. AJ Royle, LO WJtmnn, H R Dlemor. Ellsha Drclsbach. Crltz & Thomas, euoorjioro 11 Coal Dealer Hloro Mill MUlcrs CKNTP.ALIA BOnOUCIII. M C Knutncr, Store ii Htoro u Shoe Store 1 1 Htoro ii Furnlturo II Grocery n wm Torry, John Moran, .T T Iln.nln,,., James K Edgar, i.mvjii iiiacic, A It lirf,in O II Millard,' ltfinrtr Tpm.nli i in nnu stoves 1 1 Htorn 11 II II It II II H Vau Rureu, ' ( oufeetlonery Hrnggist Htoro Htoro Confectionery nuriin .Mou.ighan, Hcury Mosoj-, Courad Roland, KtSHI.N-3,HKi;KTOW.SSIIlf. J M Amincrman, Htoro Htoro i r .nuiiunry, D am Melleury, Solomon liuss, 1 - X Mr t T II V. 1 -'iciieury, Jarlas Harrison, Millers, Htoro Store Kr.ANKr.iM Tov.-M.smi, C Mcudenhall & Uro, Millers It II Dyer A Uro, Htoro Ol'.EESiWOOD TOW-S'SUIP. 1 n lll.iclr Htoro Htoro Hloro Htoro Htoro Htoro Htoro Htoro liogart a ICreamer, Mm Itinioiili ir.,.,w. Ellis Evea.t L'ro. A 1' Heller a Co.. M ,c J Lelily, William Masteif, Wm Eyer A eon, U II .' 11 HEMLOCK TOWNSHIP. John Resale, Mill in;-. Kline, Mm II II 11 1! W'A'rn t!i". ' BbooHtora i U-W it Hhoemakcr htoro I.'jCt'STTOWXSlIIP. nenry Gable, Sr, store y as . reiieriuan, Store .lonnt h.n fJ,,M f.'.V. Jacob Yeager, ' ' stnro . muni .c HlOro Thomas Seaborn, Htoro MIFI-XIh- TOWNSHIP. 1 Stli.niMntilinloA Storo Htoro Hloro Htoro Store Hloio Millinery Crcasv a Drown, lV,n V II,,,,,., 7 01 1) Ui 7 0U 10 00 7 CO 7 00 7 00 John II Heller, uiim-e .it L.UIZ, A c l'enuv baker. Mrs E A Hess, JrAINToWNillll-, Campbell ,t Co, Store Grocery II II if u xx iiuncii, no N'TOUK i o w.vsi 1 1 v. Paxtoni Ilarman, Dealers 8 II II II 31 10 7 IO 7 il 7 IM ii ii Vr Millers A J Amuii-ruiaii, Htoro Mousr I'l.RAsUNr tow.s-ship. J E H.uids, store n MAIIISO.N T0WN3IIU-. f! Ivrfinmei. Store Hloro 13 IJ II Wm (llngles, Mrs 31 A Watson, Millinery OltAXOKTOWASHtl', P.tr I'm, Miller Miller Miller Htoro Grocery Htoro II 'II 11 II 11 Wesley Rowmnn iviu ravage, A RBtewnri, Low Robblns, DEHIo.m, It It .Tnlmsim Grocery II H'UllliAl ro, TlnundKlnvmll Orangovlllo Manufacturing comp'y il PINK TOWNSHIP. R W Lyons, storo UOAr.tNfK'uEEK TJWNS1IIP, Owen Cherrliigtou Htoro J li Klinger, Htore V HCaAliLOAF TOWNSHIP, M Colo, storo j SCOTf TOWNSHIP, W E IK-lterlch & liro, store T.nl.l, ltn.nl,i,li W,nn 11 II II 1.1 11 Htore Htnrn Samuel A Wormnn, Logan .t Crevellng, John W Hollman, CH Fowler, J D Workhelser, Store Htgro ;mici Shoe Storo Grocery Htore Htoro Stoio Druggist 0 II II 12 II 11 It ti ,m nauer, G WCrcvcIIng, . ii jvniie, DA creasy, J R Gouluer, Kelehner tt Hon, I itouerm lsut, Tin nnd Htoves II All norunno itrlin mav Inal nnHin..n.t .... .,. . above elasslflcatlou, can luivo nn ouiiortuully of nrpenllng by calling upon tho uniiersUiue.l nt Calawlssa, any tlmo until Juno 11th, ls7-.', at which time an appeal will ho licldnt tho Court Hoium lu Uloomsburg, , . CASPAR RAWN, MnylO-lm Mercantile Amn-aUer. pATENT AHION PIANO. The ouly rtrfeet Instrument In the World. It Is untqualUJ lu Ulchuess, Power, llrllllnuey uud HuraWlllty. Hpeelnl teims to TeacherB. 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