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THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSE IJRG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Til IS COLUMBIAN.
' MIOMHtltllMI. K 11 f It A V, HFC. 10, 18
Unit Homl Tinio Tnlilo.
LACKAWANNA Si HLOOMSIimiO HAlLltOAl)
. , NOIlTH.
Accommodation Train,..,,.. cUii A.M.
Mull Trnlii 7,40 A. Jl
Kipross Train l.f.3 P. M.
" " Ml P.M.
CATAWI89A HAlt, llOAl),
MOUTH.
Accommodation Train O.js A.M.
Ilcgular Kxprcss s,m 1'. M.
SOUTH.
I. 4 J A.M.
n, j r. M
II. MA.At
south
t,3o r, M.
11,3a A. AI.
Through cars on Kxpress train cither to New York
or l'hllaiK'lihia. Accommodation train runs between
Cnt.uvlss.i unj Wllllamsport.
I'oti Kent. A largo now Storo Iloom, Hall,
ntd Dwelling apartments. New brick building
oil Mam sired near Market. Terms cheap.
Inquire of GHO. W. SrKKN'KK.
Dec. 10, '75-lf.
Court opened on Monday morning. Notwitli'
ftandlng tlio very uplca;int weather llio Court
Homo thus far lias been well filled.
We refriln from comments on tlic President's
tru'iungc nnlil next week, when it will ho pre-
Killed to our reailoii".
Mil. laic, 01 llio Attn, beamed upon ns on
cilnesilay laet. lie looks as halo and hearty
a man 01 seventy, itis manv minds were
ad to fee liim. '
Messrs. IS. M. Tiibbsaud II. II. Hutter, two
lerprMug voimg men of this town have pur-
utel nml assumed control of the Mountain
ho at Hliiek-lilnny. We wish them abundant
'cess in their enterprise.
)uit AnvnrtTisints. If ynti want to know
uere to buy the best goods at the lowest rates,
if ynu want to know the leading professional
nnil business nun of the town and county, look
over our advertising columns.
Another of the "typos" of Illoomsburg has
launched nut 1 11 the sea of mitrimony from
which few return. This time it is Mr. Charles
Hubert. The bride is the daughter of John
liartman, of niickhorn. Charles is a graduate
of this office. Our best wishes accompany them.
On Sitiirdiy list quite an excitement wis cre
ated among the truck wagons at the curb-stone
market on Main street, by .1 run-away horse, at
tached to a lumber wagon. The horse started
on the hill, and ran nearly the whole length of
Main street. No damage was done, Wn have
not learii' d whoso horse it was.
Aojounsiiu Salu. We are requested to no
tify the public that the property of J. J. Hob
bins, located partly in Pine an 1 partly in Green
wood townships will again be oflcrcd for sale on
Tuesil.iy, Deceniler -!lt, 1S75 at one o'clock in
the afternoon. It consists of a grit-mill, saw
mill, farm and timber land.
On Friday last, as 1'iauk Aitstatt, ti citizen of
Catawissa, was attempting to connect the breech
with the b irrcl of a small revolver, unthinking
ly placed his hand over the barrel and it was ac
cidently dichaiged. The bill pii-scd through
the index fmger and palm of the hand. Dr.
Willits vvasiinuiciliatcl y summomd and dressed
the wound.
Our jovial fiiend, Freeman, of the Cornel, we
nro told lias come to grief. A jury thought he
had libelled somebody, and the judge thought
he ought to pay 50 and go seven months t')
jail. Well, Freeman, times are hard. Let the
county hoard you. You can resl up a little and
be fresh when you come out. We symp.it hi zc
with you, having had a little experience of a
suit for libel once to look after.
Pennsylvania is the only State in the
Union where real estate is not taxed for state
purposes This repeal was recommended by
Auditor General Ilurtranft nnil passed by u
Hi -publican Legislature. lit militant.
Tho main mistakes wo sco 111 the above
.in- that real estate docs pay 11 tax into the
! te Treasury, and that Ilurtranft did not
r nnmenda repeal of any such tax.
Commissions; ns' Ornei:,
Ili.ooMsiifitd, Dee. t, 1S7,",
Ve hereby give notice that the rollcctois have
'ceil notified to make piouipt collection and
over at once, ns the money is needed to meet
proper ordinary demands on the treasury of
. utility.
WILLIAM LAWTOX.
JOHN IIKIiNKI!, r Commissioners.
JOtIN 1.NT.
To Thachhiw and Fiuhnds or F.iu'C'.vtiux.
The Annual Session of the Columbia County
Tu tellers' Institute will be held at Orangeville,
in the Academy, eommeucing Monday, Dee.
20, .it 1! o'clock p. m. Kvery Teacher in tho
County is expected to be present. Hoards of
Directors will act wisely in allowing teachers
the time to attend Institute. The Directors are
respectfully invited to ntter-il on Thursday.
W. II. Snyiihis,
County Superintendent.
The money lost by Mrs. Hennessey at the
Coii-ngham and Central la Poor House, an ac
count of which appeared in the Coi.umiiian
last week, has been recovered. The boy stole
the money on Sunday, and on Tkursday follow
in'; .Mr. Heiinessy received a dispatch (mm
Clinton, Mass, signed by ltev. J. lVitterson,
stating that tho hoy bad been caught and the
moni-y could be returned. Tho boy evidently
nude good use of his time, and spent some of
bis ill-gotten greenbacks for rail road fare. So
sudden a capture seldom occurs,
Mr. James K. Kver met with a most distress
ing accident 011 Monday lad, while assisting in
the repair of a pump. He was supporting the
piston by the rod when it slipped through his
left hand, and the hook striking between the
thumb and hand, tore out the fk'sh, and drew
O iu of the cords of tho arm down from the el
bow. A bono of tho hand was also broken.
Dr. Turner was called in immediately, and
dressed the wound, and though slide ing much
pain, Mr. Kycr is doing as well as could be ex
pected at lliis writing.
The trial of Anna Given fur disposing of her
la-tard child was called on Tuesday last. The
Gr.indJiiry ignored the count In the indictment
charging her wilh murder, and indicted her for
concealing the death of Ihe child, Col. Freeze
and John M. Clark, District Attorney, appeared
for the prosecution, and Hubert P. Clark and K.
It. Ikelcr, Ksqs., volunteered to defend the girl.
The testimony elicited was mutli the same as
given by us at the time of the occurrence, and Is
I'otol a fit character to bear repetition. The
principal line of defence was the weak mind of
the prisoner. After a short elellderatiou the jury
came in willi a verdict not guilty.
A most during burglary was committed
on Sunday evening lasit, at tho residenco of
Mr. A. W. Try, cm Third btrect. Tho fami
ly went to church, mid on their return dis
covered that the back kitchen door was un
locked, but thought little of It until Mon
day, when lliey mUscil two cans of lurd.each
nlalnlng about filly pounds, Upon closer
A imliiiition it wiis found that 11 window in
Ihe back part of tho house had been opened,
J ft lot of apples had been taken with tho
laid, Scmu near 11c ightiors sawn light in
the house, but paid 110 attention to it, tup
I f-ing that mint) intmbirn of Mr. Try's ta
lly hud rc nialiieel at home. A singular part
ol tho transaction is tho fact that u lot of
fresh meat iu tho cellar near tho lard was
untouched, No positive) duo to tho perpe
tutor of tliU contcinpllblo theft luno yet
li en discovered.
Such llielu liuo bet 11 quite frequent In
the mii.lXothct.U. A lew loads, of shot
J'ropcrly distributed, wight correct tho evil.
Tim TIIItSNANS.
NORMAL SCHOOL PSNBPIT.
Tlia Drama of William Tell was presented at
the Opera House on Priday evening, by this
Troupe. The people of Illoomsburg havo
grown to feel that her amateur performers nro
In many resjiects equal to, or even better than
inot traveling companies, and therefore it was
hut natural that the announce incut of this per'
formanco was sufficient to fill tho house to over
(lowing. Mr. U. Jncoby was thu stage manager,
nnd the success witli which the play passed oil)
nltests his efficiency in that capacity. There
was not n hitch or baulk from beginning to end
Mr. Jacoby took tho character of Tell nnd did
It well. Hervey K. Smith, liq., as Gesler, ells
played considerable ability as nn actor, appear
ing at his ease on the stage. Miss lluyrd as
Kmma, Master John ltuttcr ns Albert, J. S.
Phillips as Melctal, plnvcil their parts in a pleas
ing manner ; in fact, all who appeared on the
stage, evidenced careful preparation of their
parts. Tho new scenery and costumes, obtaincel
for tills occasion, added much lo the general ef
fect, while tho stage arrangements in Ihe way of
wind, thunder and lightning, were well carried
out. rheic we ro two fcenrs tliat deserve cspc-
ciil mention; one where' Gesler loses himself
on the mountains, and has jut given up in de
spair, evhen Albert comes picking his way from
rock to rook, 111 r.dn and storm and lightning
and lescues the heartless tyrant, The other,
where Tell Is overpowered by the minions of
Gesler, ami loaded down with chains. This
scene ended with a fine tableau. The whole
play nbouueled wilh touching puts. The after
piece was a farce entitled "A Convenient Dis
tance." On Saturday evening tho performance was
repeateil for the purpose of making up the ex
ieiises, so that all the proceeds of the first even
ing could be devoted to the Normal School. The
after-piece was omitted, and in its stead a few
varieties wcie introduced, all of which were
well dono for home talent. Master M. Owen
gave a comic song and dance', iu negro charac
ter, which was encored. This was followed by
a negro lecture by G. W. Dieber, who was also
recalled. Mr. M. Hums then entertained Ihe
auilici.ce with some verv trnod clof dancimr
and he also had to come back.
Owing to the unavoidable absence of Mr. El-
well on Friday, and a previous cngagemenUby
Mr. irtou Saturday, the part of the programme
assigned to them was ncce-sariJy omitted. Those
who got up this entertainment are entitled to
much credit, and the people showed their ap
preciation of tho efforts and object of the troupe,
by a vote of thanks on Friday night. Mr. K.
Jaceiby was tho leading spirit, and to him is ac
corded the greatest merit. Mr. E. W. Kester
undertook the arduous duties of Iliisincss Agent,
mm no professional manager could have done
better. The appreciation of tho communitv
was justly shown in Ihe large audiences and the
interest of the town in the welfare of the Nor
mal School can never hereafter bo doubted.
Oun sTowx A gentleman sojourning in our
town is evidently favoribly impres-ed with it.
We clip the following correspondence from the
West Chester Daily AVus;
IJi.ooMsm.'iKi, Pa , Nov. 9, 1S75.
Illoomsburg, Ihe county seat of Columbia
county, has a population of over -1,000. It is
beautifully situated on the north bank of the
Sii-quehaiina river on the line of the Delaware,
Lackawanna A Western liailroad. 117 miles
from Philadelphia, and .72 from WHIianiport.
It contains a number of very handsome and
well-built hoiies, and is fast growing to ben
town of importance. A yet, no water works
have be'di built, and it presents a line opening
for some outside capitalists to project them with
e-ertain success as to makiiiga paying inve stmi-ut.
From a point within two miles of the town, on
Fishing Creek, water can be conducted to an el
evation sufficiently high to give fall enough
from the reservoir to force the water to the top
of, and over the highest building. The original
cost would he about -tGO.OOl), as per estimate and
contract, and the thing would have been con
summated, but for the clause in the new Consti
tution requiring a vote of the tax-payers. Should
sonic speculative capitaii-t step in'and supply
this great need, it would pay a handsome per
eeolage on the ilivestmeut.
There are on the outer limits of the town
lime i 1 on furnates, and in it are foimdiics, ma
chine shops, lumber factories, e-ar works,earriage
f.ic-loric, etc., etc., nil of which give it quite a
busiue-.-lil,o appearance.
A Slate Normal Sehnol is located here, upon
1111 1 levali 11 that in el lnoks the town. The main
liui.diiig was ih stiiiyei) by file in Septembe r 1. 1st.
Anew siriietuie is In ing 1 reeted, and will be
le.-uly fur oeeiipaiiev by Apiil, lh7o.
in vi-iiiug the dilii re nt 111.11111H1 luring estab
lishments, 1 was panieulaily struck with the
exeei dingly handsome specimens of workman
ship in the carriage fu-tiiry ol M. C. Sloan .v
lim. The biiegies and dilleient styles of vehi
cles are indeed beautiful, and the sleigh", both
single and double, are elegant specimens of
beamy, both in symnieliieal style anil liui-li.
The firm is widely celebrated for their good
mui kin.ui-liip nnd havdsome turnouts, and jii-tl v
so, from the fact that they employ none but first-cla-s
workmen, and 11-e nothing hut first-class
material, A doiilile se-atcel sleigh brought to my
notice, is one of the neatest things of the kind I
have ever seen, nnd evinces in all its appoint
ments great taste and skilful workmanship. It
was built for a gentleman in Danville, and I
think he ought lo he proud to posses it. Mr.
M. C. Sloan, the senior partner and financier, is
a line specimen of our self made men.
Tho "F.xchango" Is the principal hotel, nnd
is owned and kept by Mr. W. II. Koo .s, n very
affable and genial man, fully up to the require
ments of our progressive age, and well adapted
to the business. With the assistance of his
clerks, Messrs. A. K. Miller and 1-. li. hoons,
11 sojourn here is made very agreeable. We
have feasted on deer anil wild game, anil noth
ing is wanting to satisfy the taste of the greatest
epicure. 1 cannot o n't mentioning in this con
nection the gentlemanly caterer for the hotel,
Air. J. Al. liartou.
The weather in ibis section has been mi-era-
ble, nnd I see b repents in your Local that eu
are enjoying llio same. Your-, Skipjack.
There are thirty dilleient makes of sewing
acliines now iu the market, and each one is re
commended by local or traveling agents as being
far superior to all others. Many of them will
work for a few months, but the only machine
that has been 1e-ted, during the last twenty-five
years, on a great variety of work by fifteen hun
dred thousand families, is tho si.Neit:. These
machine will run fifty years without getting out
of order, and are found iu daily use. to ho a-
represented, Ihe mo-t simple, perfect, and dura
ble machine ever invented, lliey aie now fust
superseding all others, as shown by the fact
that their sales are two thousand eight hundred
more a week, than thoso of any other machines
iu thu world, which can only bo accounted for
by the superior quality of metal, and excellent
workmanship employed in their construction.
Tlieie are hundred of Indies who are willing
to give certificates iu favor of the Singer.
MIOT UIUbLiLl'.
Murray Henry, aged 12 yesrs, son of Mr.
A. O. Henry, of this place, accidentally shot
himself last Friday evening with a pistol
which he was carrying in his pant's pocket
at Jtlio time. After tho shooting, in order
to stop the flow of blood, he filled the wound
with paper. Tho next morning, his mother
noticing that ho limped slightly when walk
ing, iiiepiirctl as to tho cause. Murray re
plied that his pocket rubbed his leg nnd
nialo it tore. When asked to show tho
place, mid finding that ho was no longer
able to keep tho matter a secret, ho admit
ted that ho lind shot himself. Dr. Geo, Hill
was Immediately tent for who probed tho
wound, but owing to tho swollen condition
of tho leg was unable to find tho ball.
This is n Icbsoii to Murray, ns well. as it
warning to other boys wlio aro iu Iho habit
of carrying pistols, that ought not soon to ho
forgotten. Jlughtivllle JCiitcrprite.
Hudson Chapel, tho new M. K. Chu-ch at
Soulhold, Huntington township, Luterne coun
lr. will be dedicated on Sunday, the 2Cth of
December, 1875, ltev. A. M. Kester and other
ministerial brethren will participate in tho ser
vices. J. "I'M.
iVracier lit cAaryf,
Katiuk POPSOif, I
"A 11.UAM 1 1UHK, J- CWtlllM.
COURT l'ltOCHKMNOS.
Court met December (1th, 187G,at ten o'clock,
a. m., His Honor, William F.lwcll 011 the
Ucnch, K. II. llidlcman, John K. Glrton, Sam
tiel Applcman, N. II. Fowler and George Shoe
maker were appointed tipstaves.
The Grand Jury being called and sworn,
were charged by his Honor William Kindt at
length on the crimes of Homicide nnd Infant!
cidc, there being cases of that character to be
Intel before them. The following is the sub
stance of the charge!
At tho present session of tho Court, In addi
tion to tho ordinary business, we nro Informed
by the District Attorney, that there will bo laid
before you bills of Indictment charging homi
cide against Individuals therein named charg
ing the commission of the offense of murder j
(hat there will be two such cases, ami in one
two counts, the first charging the cinne of mur
der in the ordinary form of such indictment,
ami the second clnrging llio oflense of man
slaughter. The grand jury, upon the examina
tion of such a case, mny bud n true hill upon
one count and Ignore the other. For example,
If lliey are not satisfied that the crime of mur
der lias been committed, bill that thecase is one
of manslaughter, they may ignore the count for
murder nnd find tho count for manslaughter a
true hill,
Thero being two counts of Ihls nature in the
indictment, it becomes necessary for the Omit
to explain to the jurors Ihe difference between
the ollene of murder nnd that of manslaughter.
Murder Is the killing of a reasonable crea
ture and being, in the pence of the Common
wenllb, with malice aforethought expressed or
implied. The i-sselillal ilieredhnt in llm i-rlm..
ofinurdsr is the malice1, and by this teim is not
merely meant spile and revenge, but the malice
is implied wherever the act of one nariv In.
wards another ewhl'iils a cruel dl-po-itlon a
heart lieardless of lis duty lnu-.-inl. it. ft. lime.
m-n.'-ind bent on micliicfiinv cruel and bar
barous act by one Person toiraids another which
act cventuaten in llieeleatli of one, mav be eon
eielcred to have eliminated in malirn Tlm.lir.
ference between the crimesof murder nml mm.
slaughter is this that in the hitler, malice does
tint i-vlar la nrtl In 1... T.-.i.-.l 'ri... If!..-
rel, upon provocation, and in the best of hinml
while the passion is up, so that there is both
provocation and passion, nnd on the moment.
without deliberation, one slavs llu- other ihr.
crime may oe rceiuccei irom murder to man
slaughter.
ihe fact of malice existing is often
I mm the character of the weanon ii.ed. lr .-,
ucaiiiy weapon is useil without provocation, in
that case the crime is murder. The provocation
must be such as to show that the partv has no
lime for deliberation, has not deliberated. Fur
thermore, the WOUnd Illllst not bear trinnrnnt
disproportion to the provocation. If it t'oes,
the crime may be murder, as, if, for a trifiin"
one-use, one man slioulil shoot another down, nl
iiiinmii mere migiie no some provocation, it
would not bo e-noutih lo reduce the otll lisp In
manslaughter, in I ns state, t in rr mo nf mnr.
der is divided into degrees murder of the fl'r-t
and murder of the second degree. Murder of
the lirst ele-cree is a capital ol eiise nnd ihnnnlv
one punishable with death in this State. Mur
der ol the seconil degree is where there is an
absence of specific intent to take life. Hut thx
grand jury have nothing whatever to do with
the question of degrees of mil "der.
If the grand jury lind the case In lie. in net
of killing wilh malice, and without such provo
cation and passion as reduce it lo manslaughter,
then they find a true bill for murder, and the
traverse-jury, under the direction of the Court,
more fully given a-cerlains the degree1, so tbnt 1
need not trouble the gland jury with any nice
distinctions between murder in' the fust and in
the second de-glee, Wheiu there is a charge of
ooui iniiruer ami mansiaue,nier, 1 ileem it my
duty In explain to eon llio elillerence between
Ihe two, and that, in order to reduce an unlaw
fill killing fiom murder to manslaughter, tlieie
must bean absence of maliee ihe killing mii-t
have been done witli sulfide i.t piovocaliou,
when pa-sion was exciied and the killing was
iu the heat of blood.
In another case which will come before you,
containing two counts, there is a ebartre against
a mother lor killing her bastard chid charging
the crime of murder. The same principle ap
ply in such a case as apply iu every other case
of felonious killing.
There i in that indictment also a second
count, charging the concealment or endeavoring
to conceal the eleath of a child, which, if born
alive, would be a bastard, so that it could not
ll
known whether the child was horn alive or
not. Ihe law does not make it a pccnal oflense
lo conceal the birth. The ollene is the con
cealing the tlmlli of a child, which, if born
alive, would be a bastard j and in order to find
mat to he the ease, the evidence must he such
11s to satisfy t,e !urv th;ll ti,u -! 1 1 1 was bom
alive thai it was bom into the world alive and
with an independent circulation fiom tln.t of the
mother.
It is of eour-e one of those painful matters
which the Court and jury are some-time obliged
10 investigate, out wo nave luili-eliaigeoiiriluty
under the obligation of the oath which we have
taken.
Take gentlemen, that oath which has been
administered to you as your guide, nnd i it its
spiiit, di-charge the duties which the law re
quires at your hands.
Auditor's report in the cslale of J. Kosten
b iiider, dee'd., making distribution, confirmed
ni. si.
Commonwealth vs. Calvin Krc-sler. Recog
nizance of defendant, and Joseph Mussclmau in
$000 for appearance of defendant at next Court.
Sarah A, Petrikin vs. The Town of Illooms
burg. Kule to how cause why judgment should
not bo entered without costs. Kule discharged.
Auditor's report in thocstatoof C. H. Iirol-t'
dee'd., confirmed ni. si.
Lucinda Purscl vs. John Pursel. Petition in
Di voice. Subpccua awarded.
Auditor's report in the estate of John Yeagcr,
dee'd., confirmed ni, si,
Commonweahli vs. Samuel Miller. Recogni
zance of defendant and Miner Hill in SC0O for
appearance 01 defendant at next Couit.
Auditor' re port iu the estate of Stephen Hill,
dee'd., confirmed ni, si.
Auditor's report making distribution iu estate
of Jacob Mannon, dee'd., confirmed id. si.
Auditoi' report in estate of Sylvester Cleaver,
dee'd., confirmed ni. si,
111 llio estate of Kluabetli Itlshel, dee'd. Pe
tition for partition. Partition awarded.
Report of viewers of a road iu llriarcrcek
township, confirmed ni. si.
Report of sale iu the estate of 11. F, Fowler,
elec'il., confirmed ni. si.
Conunonweallh vs. John W. Nc-yhard. A"e
1'ioseyui allowed on payment of costs.
Report of viewer of a road hi lloaringcrcek
township, near Cherringto i's store, confirmed
ni. si.
D. A. Heekley s. W. II. Hradlcy. Amended
declaration filed.
Heirs of Jacob and Hannah Evans vs. W. J.
Cjx. Older lo pay money toSarah Stadon.
Iu the matter of the estate of Philip Miller,
dee'd. Auditor's report confirmed ni. si.
Commonwealth vs. Reuben Millard. Recog
nizance of defendant ami Jacob Millard in fGOO
bail for appearance of defendant at next Couit.
Commonwealth vs. Jacob Carman, Nut n
true bill. Prosecutor, Henry Arnold to pay
costs.
In Ihe cslnle of Nathaniel Ovcrdorf, dec'il.
Petition for rale. Sale ordered, lionet iu J3.000.
M. G. Hughes nd II, P. Fortner approved as
surety.
H. J. Dietterick vs. Samuel Dietlerick. Rule
on Sheriff Grovcr lo pay into Court Ihe amount
levied on the goods and chattels of the defend
ant In above case, or show cause why the tame
should not be done.
M. W'yiikoop vs. W. Gigrr. H11I0011 plain
tiff to show cause why tho judgment should not
bo opened, nnd defendant let into a defense to
the amount of Ids offset.
William Williams vs. J. G. Jacoby and Mor
ris Rilleuliouse. Rule on Wllllamsand Jacoby
to show cause why Riltenhouso should not bo
subrogated to Ihe right of pUintlli;
In tho matter of lunacy of Romaniu Strau
ser. S. Kuorr, 1-sq , continued as Commissioner.
Petition of Elizabeth Rollck for specific per
formance) of contract. J. J. llrower, ICsq., ap
pointed Commissioner lo take testimony.
FIku Kromus vs. L. Acker nnd Mary Kllng
er, Garnishee. Service of writ on Mary Kllng
cr stricken oil',
Estate of Adam Oable, deceased, Report of
tale confirmed nl, si,
Report of reviewers of a road in Ilentoii town
ship, near Samuel Yost's, loiilllined nl. si,
Commonwealth vs. Jacob S. lllnlerliltr. For
nlcatlcn and bastardy. A true bill. Jury call,
cd nd verdict of guilty.
Commonwealth vs. Anna Given. A true bill
as to second count In llio Indictment lo wit, con
cealing tho death of n hastnul child. Jury call
eel. Verdict not entity. County to pay nil
Costs.
Commonwealth s lluell Fuller. Fornica
tion mid bastardy. A true bill. Jury called,
Verdict guilty.
Commonwealth vs. Peter Kllno nnd F. M.
Kline, charged with nssault and battery on Sam
uel Hogirt. Tine bill.
Commonwealth vs. William H. Harlman.
Rule to strike off finding of Grand Jury at last
court, nnd leave granted District Attorney to lay
a new bill before the Grand Jury. Not a true
bill. Court sentenced Henry ICdwards, prose
cutor, lo pay costs.
Commonwealth vs. Daniel Kostcnbaudcr. Sure
ty of the peace on complaint of C. J. Thomas.
Court heard testimony nnd dismissed the com
plaint, eacli to pay half the cots,
Mary A. Vandersllec vs. Warren Vandcrslice
Divorce decreed from bonds of matrimony.
In the estate of minor heirs of Alexander Ya-
pic, deceased. Auditor's report confirmed, and
private sale ordered.
Commonwealth vs. George rcttcrmnn. He-
cognizance of Joanna Ashton, prosecutrix, for
feited for S100.
Oliver U. Yohey assigned to John Williams
vs. William iolicy. jciiiciosuow cause wiry
the judgment held by defe ndant shall not be set
oil' against this judgment. Notice lo be given
lo O, V.. Yohey and John Williams.
Kxceptions to report of viewers on .1 road 111
Fishing! reck township near D. Achcnbach's
sustained.
Commonwealth vs. H. G. Crevcling, charged
wilh forgery, on trial.
THUOAT CUT I1Y ACCIDENT.
On Monday morning of last week a pain
ful accident happened to Hiram Diehl, while
engaged in butchering nt tho residenco of
Mr. Jamca Reiland, in Limestone, Upper
Augusta township, 11 few miles below Sun
bury. While engaged in cleaning a, hog
which was lying on a platform, his foot
slipped on 11 board. In falling tho elbow of
his right arm hit tho edgo of tho platform,
and 'tho knife ho held in his linnd entered
tho neck below the right jaw, nnd by the
force of tho fall was driven in nn upward di
rection nearly tho length of the bfhde. Tho
wound was 11 fearful one. The juglar voin
was not cut, but an important orery was
severed. Those who were present did all
they could to stop the bleeding by holding
the wound shut, until the nid of the doctor
could be obtained. Dr. Maitin.of Sunhury,
was sent for, who drcurd the wound, but at
last accounts tho unfortunate man wrs lyine
in an unconscious condition, with hut little
hope of his recovery. It is suppo-cd that
the knifo either entered the brain or injured
the spinal cord. Mr. Diehl is about 40
years ol aire, and had a wile nnil six chil
dren. Wo have since learned that Mr. D.
died on Tuesday afternoon Sunb ry Ga
zette.
A Kentucky girl, 12 years old, has
covered $o00 iluniagcs in a libel suit.
A baby just horn in tho St. Joe, Mo.,
lIo ital, has M toes and but 0 lingers.
Tnr. Way Ohio Disro.r.sor iti:r.TiiA5ip.i.
Ohio pa-sed a vagrant net nt the lu-t
session ol her legislature which the legis
lator of our State would do well to tako a
hint from. The following section shows
how she! proposes to dispose of her tramps:
That if any male person, physically able to
perlorm manual labor, nnd to whom lanor
it rcasonaolu prices lias ueen ouercd ami
rcltised, or who Inn not made reasonable
eflbrts to procure employment, shall b
found in a state of vagrancy, or practism
common begging, he shall, on convictio
thereof, bo lined iu anv sum not exceedin
fifty dollars, and be sentenced to hard lnborg
in tne jail 01 tho county, lor wlncli labor
they shall receive credit at the rate ol seven-tv-livo
tents tier dav. until said fino and
costs of prosecution and accrueing costs shall
be paid."
MA11KET KKPOllTS.
IILUO.MSHURG MARKET.
Wheat per bushel.
Use " ..
5 1.15
.11 I
.60
.40
7.00
T.ISI
l.r.o
.30
.25
.('S
.40
.111
.K.
.12
.16
, 20.00
.2.1
4.W
Ceil n, new, "
Oats, ' " ..
Flour per barrel ..
cioversceel
l-l.ixsecu
nutter
I :,
Ta ow-
I'ut.lloes
Dried pples
llains
sides .V shoulders .
Lara per pound ....
Hay per tun
Ileeswax
Timothy Seed
QUOTATIONS roil COAL.
No. 4 on Wharf
No. 5 " "
, 4,00 ror Ton
, I 3,75 '
f 5.M) '
, 4,1111 " "
, t 0,00 " "
.no. i "
Dlacksmlth's Lump on wiuirt ,
luiuuuauus
Marriages.
CKAWKOKD-JONES. t Orangevl.l", Dec. 4th,
liy tho Ilov. N. Spear, Alfred rawfonl, ef lit. l'lsns
ant, to Hiss Clara Jones of tho saino place.
KILM AN- S slIIIEIt.-On the 4lh Inst., nt the It.E.
parsonage, Town Hill, by I'.cv. John (lust, John W.
Kllllan, of Wnterton, I.uicrne county, to draco B.
Sarber, of Shlcltsulnny.
MU.t.Un-itt:ilIt. November 1MSW, by lliollev.
A. II. Hotttnsttln, Sir. James D. Miller, cf FtrnlcL-,
to MM Siso A. ltelir, of Ileach Haven.
8il.TllI.Its-iir.ss).-Noumler 18, 1S75, by the
Iter. A. li. llotlensteln, llr Wesley Sinclbers to Miss
l.j ella C. Hess, both of ssalern
lI0NH0i:-l'0r.ST.-0etcbrll,nt tlio New Colum
bus hotel, by tho ltev, John cuss, .Mr. ItkiinidC.
Jlonroe, of llnrefjvllle, to lllsu ilary E. roust cf
Denton.
II()Wr.VE-FAIlT.lt.-November 14, nt tlio resi
dence of the brides parents, In I'Llilnfcreek town
ship, by 1:. D. OrUs , llr. J, II. llowcje to Jtn3 mat.
ra J, l-'arver.
I.AWTON-COI.TI.-November 14. nt tlic resi
dence of the oniclatlng minister, by the Klder t. s.
Long, William 11. Lawton to 51 Ua Dinma J. Culj.both
of HrcenwooJ tow nslilp.
WAONi:it-l--lsnr.lt-Onthc tthlnst., nt tho Lu
theran parsonngo In Calawlssa, by the ltev. William
11. Laiuie, Mr. David Wagner, of ltoarlug Creek, to
Miss I.iiLluita rishcr, of Malnvllle.
Deaths.
IlIlIGtiS. In Nescopeck, November 25, Mr. John II,
Ilrls'C3, iigc-il "9 years, 11 months nnd 13 days.
11AI.DY On Wcelncsday.Dcce ruber lst.ln Dnnvlilo
Sarah II., wife of Peter Dnldy Sr., utjed 64 years, 3
months nml luel.ijs
IlAHTON -On December 4, nt the reside nco cf her
father, Sir. Newton lioone, Sirs. Ilnnnshi:. Iiarton,
consort of John M. Dai ton Ksij., ngcd3Jcnrs.
When you go to Philadelphia stop at
tho Allegheny House, No. 812 and 811 Mar
ket stiett; having been recently renovated,
l'rico only per day. A. llr.ci;,
March l'J,'7f)-ly Proprietor.
COAL.
COAL
(11.1 Dsliibllslied Coal Yard.
O. W. Niiai, e"v lllto., Wholesale et Retail
Dealers In nil sires ol tho best qualities ol
Keel and Whlto Asli Coal, at tlio very lowest
market rates. Have constantly 011 hand hirge
stocks of
Domestic,
Cupola,
lllacksinlth's Anthracite,
llitiiiniuous,
and Llmchurncr's Coal,
Especial attention given to tlio prepara
tion of coal before leaving our ynrils. uraiii
and Lumber taken iu exchange) for coal.
Coal delivered to any part of tho town nt
short notice. Orders left at 1. W. McKelvy's
Btore, or nt our olliee, will receive prompt at
tention. Ollico and Yards at William Neal
&l Sons' Furnace, Fast llloonisburg. Your
patronago respectfully solicited,
COAL. 17 tf 25 COAL
Business Notices.
You can buy nf Clark .i Wolf ns cheap
for product! m for cash.
Latest thing mi'., New clilmo sleigh hell
nt J. Schuyler e"i Son,
A new lot of Ladles underwear just receiv
ed nt Luti! et Sloan's, for GO cents each.
French dressing nt Knorr's.
Port folios, Drck.i' dictionary blotters,
rosewood mid walnut writing desks nt G. A,
Clark's.
Wlmt a rush
Christmas Goods,
nt I. W. Hartmnn's
Go soon.
for
Silk Handkerchief) nt Clark et Wolf's.
TO WANDA HOOTS I TOWANDA HOOTS
Tho best and most rcllablo for rverv nun
to buy. Try them. For halo nt McKin-
ncy s,
Go lo O. O. Marr for alt colors of Oerman-
towu ool.
For a beautiful pen knife or anv thine in
tho cutlery line go to J. Schuyler it Son, the
largest assortment in town,
4
When found make a nolo of it,
Ann go lo i). J.cnvenber s
For a fine Diagonal Over Coal,
Fino Fur Heaver.
The I'lstcr Over Coat jti't received.
A full line 1 1 Children's Underwear. Ho
siery and j.!om s at Ltilz & Sloan's.
WATKlt ) HOOF " WATLIt 1'IIOOF
Boots nt M Kinney's,
A beautiful lot of ch ramus for Christmn3
at O. A. Clark's book store.
Ha renins'
Wolf's.
in Dress Goods at Clark it
Mabio Todd ifc Co's. gedd pens and pencil',
the best in tho world, to b-j had only at G.A.
Clark's book siore.
C C. Marr sells moro Gcrmantown Wool
than any hctisc in town.
Snow Excluders for sale at McKinney's.
Just received, a nice lot of Skating Caps
For boys nnd girls
at D. Loweiibergs.
All tires of Gum Shoes at C. C. Marr's.
GUNS! GUNS!!
J. Schuyler & Son, will sell out their stock
ol double barrel shot guns al cost. A gooc.
chance to secure a gooil gun nt a sacrifice.
ABC nnd building blocks at G. A. Clark 'h
book store.
Mens Gum Gonlsjioys Gum Boot-,I.ndirs.
Mis-os and Children ltubbcia nt L. M.
Knorr's.
Wishing you all u Merrv Christmas, we
call your n'ttention to our l.iry;e stock ol
Holiday Oooels and at extremelv low price
ut Clark & Wolfs.
Felt Skirls very cheap, at C. C. Marr's.
I will go to I. W. Hartman's for my Christ
mas presents.
Fancy inkstand and beautiful paper
weights at Ci. A. Clark's book store.
Faiimiiiis, Attiintion. llussel takes; Butter
Kgg, L irel and Produce in exchange for good
Pocket books, cigar cases, and ItusMa
goods of all kinds nt G. A. Clark's.
Call at HussoH's
Quecnsware.
and see his stock ol
llunning off, twenty-flro pairs of Boots nt
moat cost at I. W. Hartman's, to close
almost
block
Fakm ron Sam: Containing M acre, in
Seolt township, one-half mile from Bloom-burg.
Good buildings, splendid water, and 11 first class
ftone quariy on the piemises. Price $fl,0(iO
W. J. 1!l'Kai,i:w,
Ileal Kstate Agent.
Chess, checkers, backgammon, jack-straws,
dominoes, and a great vaiiety of games atG.
A. Clark's.
Oyters of line selection, at M. M.
sell's.
Ilubbcr Boots nt McKinney's.
Bus
Diaries for 1S70, fiom fifteen cents up, nt
G. A. Clark's book store.
Choice varietv of Cranberries and Mince
Meatnt M. M. Htissell's.
Men's cloth boots at K. M. Knorr's.
Toy books in endless variety at the book
store of G. A. Clark.
Grand Opening of Holiday Goods this
week at Lutz & Sloan's.
You can get Ladies' and children's Furs
of Lutz et Sloan nt from $1 to ?Cfl per set.
Make out a li-t of Christmas Presents you
intend to liny and then go to Lutz et Sloan's
to have it filled.
Tobacco, Cigars and Confectiorery
wholesale, veiy low.by M. M. Hits-sell.
at
Pictures and picture frames at tho book
storo of Gcorgo A. Clark.
OVKK-COATS I OVKU-COATS 1
Fur Men, Youths and Boys,
Great Baigalns nt
D. Lowenberg'.
Gold spectacles, iu-t the thing for it Christ
mas present, at Gcorgo A. Clark's book
store.
All Coal slated and screened before leavlntr
Ihe old establltlitdro.il vard of C. W. Nr.ei. .v
B110. ' 3i!if
- - -
A clioico selection of tho best authors re
ceived for the holidays at George A. Clark's
Centennial Seamless
piece at M. M. Itussel'H.
Bags SO cents n
Card cases, pearl and Ieiissln, lit Geo. A.
Clark's.
Good clean Coal
Ncul & Bro.
to he had
only of O. W.
32lf
If you want a good Ham,
If you want cheap and good Tea,
If you want Coll'ce Java or Hlo,
If you want good Canned Fruit,
If you want the best Mackerel,
If you want Sugar for the least money,
If yon want tlio best Syrups in town,
If you want good Clears,
If you want gooil Tobacco.
If vott want anything in tlio Grocery and
Provision line, go to Bussdli.'s, Main street.
Don't bewoiried nnd annoyed wilh not only a
poor finality of Coal but flirty nnd slaty besides,
but buv of C W.Ni:.J, & lino, who deal only
in Ihe best qualities. 32U"
lllll.l' TOMOTllDIiH Nl'ltSlNO iNt'ANTii.
It is 11 conceded fact that mothers who have
the care', anxiety and draught of nursing in
fants in 0 weak nnd need tlio aid of somo
strcgthciiiug Ionic to mako up tho nour
ishment required for tlio growth of tlio
child. Alo, porler.nnd 1 tiger beer have oltcn
been rrcfiiiimeiidcd. Of late, since physicians
Imvu lieiomo nwnre 1 lint Port Grapo Wiuo
produced by Alfred Spi er, of Pastille', N. J.,
is strictly pine) tliay havo piescribcel It in
stead of nle and potter. Thiswinois prin
cipally sough for by mothers who have nur
sing infants us tho lust supply medium to bo
found, Tho nine is rich in body nml not in
toxicating but gently stimulating. Druggists
generally keep it, and sell it fur it dollar u
bottleu Jwjuirer.
O, W. N'l ii. it lino., spare no expense tosend
out ulco Coal, Sill
H li N DE RS II O T T ' S
1)11 Ut! STOIili
is recelMnij n choice selection of
HOLIDAY (.'(KIDS,
consisting at
nitt'ontsT'R strNiinini",
roil.BTArtTICI.KII, ,
t'BRFUliriUY,
U.S'elt.IgllSOAPS,
rilDNCII nXTIIAeTl-S,
POUT .MONN1IB,
CIOAlt CASKS,
COMB?,
niiusiins,
CUINnon AND JAPANESE UANtlKF.ItCIIlLTS,
Key West and Havana Cigar? ,
unci lots of rino (100 Js.
IS IT TO
Who said that you would like to get such Clothing as City
People wear, rather than the wholesale goods com
monly sold ? This will tell you how to do it.
The very large Increase of our business altows us to malte
A STILL LOWER SCALE OF PRICES, AND
You Can Save Enough
in buylnc a Suit nt Oak Hall
TO PAY FOR THE TRIP
from anywhere in this County to the City of Philadelphia,
and have n day of slght-teclng besides. Wan am alter &
Brown stand by this Statement, and so will
you alter one trial.
r. . , ' "!"() he fte of what we Bell c manufacture cur
siaracter ol I Roods, some of ihem in our ou tuikling
the Goods wo Still ' J- They -.rewell cut.scwcrfnmtfinishcd They
Tor Men & Uov$. C1" ',f; l'1-"1' "Jl'1 St on. keepers out of the city
' nus represent us hn they say they sell our poods,
nitterfj not nhoUsale. but confine ourid-.es to
r t i W bear no ill-will to any one, and Mate this enly becauie some
1 p or p- ods as coming from our house. 'lo h of our uistom-
t rs .in r. iponsible for articles bought of us IW our yUn of '1 icbctins
the t ight names of the materials on our goods, no one can be milcd as to
qualities
How 1
Wanamakcr& Brown
treat their
CUSTOMERS.
advantage1.
Is ziven. that
anywhere, and that the quality is as repreiented ,
alio, that the money will be paid hack in full, if purchaser within 10 days
w Uhcs, for any reason, to return the goods, unworn. Q
'"lHIS U important indeed.because.unprincipled
Exactly I peoic
wncrc ini aiore is. $top Grangers on the street, wttk Jaht directiont
about w here the store is, so that they may sell their
counterfeit poods There is but one Oak Hall in
Philadelphia, it is a large building, the size of four ordinary stores, and is
m the bouth east corner of MX'I II S IX'J II SIX'I H SIXTH
blXHI-SlX'lH and Market Streets
Those who cannot
come
to the City.
to the Express Co on receipt of go
I allowed Uforo paying where
money ami piv inn exprcssage w li lo
1 mi hculd It surt tjut our name
at you enter
mi
WANAMAKER & BROWN..,
BOOH! SILiLBIR ASffD SST
Duller in L:tw Llanks Siuiiliiy
x'eiitisyiviiiKii
WINDOW CURTAINS, WALL PAPE3,
Looks and supplies not
On, Slioj'l J'bice at the
Storo in Exchange Hotel
Oct. S. ISTK-
TOWX AND COUNTJtY.
i:. r. ki-xkeivs iurrr.it wine of iron.
ft lias iimt been Known to fall in tlio cu ci cf
eieaktipss uttrniluel with ymiitoins, lnell.pi sltun to
e-.crti, Iih, of memory, iinili'ultj- ot treat Mu;?,
wcakiiChs, horror eif disease, nl'ht stteati, cold feet,
dimness i r vM m, languor, unlUTs.il Ubsltudo or the
muscular sj stem, enormous appetite, ulth iljs-pep-ile
siymptoms, liot hands, llu.-.)iluj; ot tho liody, dry
ness cf the f.iev, pain In tin: kick, lieailn cr the
ej cllds, frequent hlacl; fcpoU II) lug before the cjes,
with buffiklon and loss cf blslit, want ot attention,
tic. fold only lu l liottlcs. Bet tht) genuine. lie
pot nnd office, 8i North Mnlli Street, I'lilladelplda.
Aihlcofree. Ask for 1.', I'. Kiinkel'j Illltoi' Wlnect
Iron, and take no oth'-r. lieniilno sold only In $1
bottle.
XEuvoii umiility ! .sekvocs nnon irv !
Debility, a depressed, Irrltablo state t'f mind, i
v eak, nurroiis, esh.iustod feeling, no energy or ani
mation, confused head, weak memory, llio ceuw
eiuenceaote'M'essea, mental neertwk. Thlsnt nous
debility nnds a soveieljjn euro In I!. 1'. Kua'col's lilt- 1
lerWlnee.f Inn. It tone.stlio sj stem, ill ipels llio
mental ejuem audelefpoudcncy, anil iejueena:i'sthe
entire sj stem. Sold only luf I bott'ea. tlet thep'n
ulno. oniee. North Ninth Street, I'hlladelplil.i, IM.
Sold by all ill iisrlsts. Ailc fer C. 1'. KunUelH Hitter
Wine nt Iio.i, and tnke no other. Genuine sold only
In tl bottles.
T.V1T. woiisi,
HemoM'd allee, witli head complete, In from two
to three u mr. No tea till reinousl, by Dr. Kunkel,
KS9 North Mulh Kirect, I'hllvIelpUIa. Seat, p n and
plomach wnrnn nlso remorod. Call nnd nee. Ad
vice free. Send fur circular, or aek your drugM
fur KuiikelM Worm Sj i up. I'ricefl. It lienor falls
o
SchcncUV. Pulmonic fyrup, for tlio euro of consump
tion, roughs and colds.
The great lrtuu ef this meellclno Is that It ripens
the matti r nml throws It out of tho system, p irlflca
the blood, and tlitu cfTeels a cure,
schenck's sea w ceil Tonic, for the cure of fly 'persli,
Indigestion, .to,
Tho TeMc rri duces a healthy action ot tlio ftom
ach, cre ntli.ir an appetite", furinlncr clu le, nnd curing
tlio most ol pi Unite enf-os ef Indigestion,
schciicl.'s Mandrake mu, for Hie euro cf liver com.
plaint, Ac,
These UN nro nl'erntlve, nnd rrodu"o'a lieallliy
action e.fthe IIvit without tho least dan'r, as th'v
aro free from calomel, mid .vet more elllcaclous In
restoring a liculthy action of the llu r.
These renn dies ore u certain euro Or cnnBiimptlnn
as tho piiln.ontc yrup ripens tlio matter and purl lies
the blond. The mauilr.iko rills net upon ll.ollesr,
cre.no a healthy i.lln. an t remuve all d's'.nei ot fi3
liver, often a cause, of aonsumptl in. Tho K'v wn.vl
tonic glvos tun" nnd strength to th ) stomioh.m ik 's
asood UlgoRiion, nnd enables t'm organs to form
good blonil, and thus creates a healthy circulation ot
healthy blood. Tho combined notion of these medi
cines, ns thus ejtplalnrel, will cure every cahoot con.
sumption. It taken in time md tl.o uso ot tlio medi
cines persevered In.
Dr. Schenck l.s professionally at Ills principal c fllco,
corner sislli and Arch sts , Philadelphia, cvt r Mon
day, where all letters for ade Ico must lei addressed.
e-
Take Acr Tills for all Iho purrovM of a purga
tive, forconstlpnllon, Indigestion, headache, and liv
er complaint.. Ily uiiItc real accord they aro tho be st
of all purgatives for family use.
o
It Is no wonder that ina!ldelofe faith In speelnos
when so many worthless medicines aro ndveitl-ed
for the euro ot various dlscai, but which, when
tried nro "found wanting." We have to learn.how.
over, ot tl.o first failure cf Dr. WUtar'B imlnainof
Wild chciry to euro roughs, colds, nnd pulmonary
disease, cm cents and St u lei Ho, large tsjitli n much
tho cheaper.
Tin: iii:t niivriMi owtrr..
1 lie 1 rose nv Is a good oppoitunlly to remind the
fi lends ef tho paper, oi.it tlio public pcncrslly, that
tho i oi.uihUN job I'mntimi ennci; lau no supeilur
In thlsnelloti, and, In seme respects, U wlihoul an
cipial. luirlug tl.o lut tear rve havocomple tely le
ne i d eitir IJl es anil mad? large additions, unet It U
no Idlo boast to say that we hate now tho Dost
ITeues, Ihe Ueit AHorlii.cr.t ot 'iv, tho )efct
Meek of l ajer, ( aids', ic, and the Hot Wcrkiuen In
thorountry. dur weil.ii.en urefieclallj ndaitidfor
their pldcm, und hp im.ke It e j oint to nlnnjs give
our cust'iuieis a neat, ci rrwt rud sutMactor) lob,
Wr do nt claim (odo wcrk for less thmit'tlieiv, but
will warrant Itlu tos iheapus can bo doi.eiui).
win ie and j h Id a elt cei.t rent. All who me In need
olJeb I'll) ill cf an) Mnd-l'lutncr Inc. ors- will
tlndlt to tin ir .iiie rest to glee tl e ce human Ofllco
a trial. We hate ou linud ecry vcrlciy of UtJ.
l'uier, ink, 1 t.ecloi'i s, 'I k, te ttut is ilsc-i,, tute
called f-r, u nd e u furnish any quantity or si) n of
work on short not ico. lllndli g to ordeir, tf,
TEA STORE
li now opining the vry chotorat
Inipoitti and (Jom'oitio Grocories
tor the Holiday trtele,
itamajc ntAcnw,
ruratcu !iaiPANiiit oi.ivns,
iAllDIRIIC,
f Al' s.Mio i;in:nsi:,
rilENCH AND Tt'ltRL'V 1'HCSIM.
All kinds of linlslns, Torelifn anil Domestic Fruits,
Nuts and Confectionery, unci another lot of tlno
ITow Crop Jap.iu Teas.
TJ:fg
P
m
US
n
T1IF, price in plain figures and nothing rjf The
same price to acquaintances and strangers
To citv tteonle and countrv rteoole enual
With each article sold, a Guarantee
the Price is as low as it can beboucht
.a .fi .i. i ! :. .
navinc stores in i'miaacipnia, ecun
WE send patterns of material and prices by
mail when requested. Persons can hae
made-up goods sent by I-xpreis, by send
ing their measure wc furnish easy directions that
nuy one c in measure by,) and describing color
U anted ntii! Iirirn Hps (red I'ai'mmt rnn het mflrfr
d , and the privilege of examining them
-;oods do not please, wc will return the
Philadelphia
on the hnilding and
r the dor
'J2;"i"i-iii."J.li'ltl Siti
(rdiool Libraries, Depository of the
uiDie society,
PICTURE FRAMES, REWARD CARDS.
on band can bo furnished
Moat Jicasonable Hates.
Biiildiim- Bloomshiim, Pa.
I Tin: best ntirm'Tiox.
The best s;.f. guards ogalust epidemic disease aie
1 thorough digestion and tlrm nerves. It is because
tlice- i.'.iure tl.e regular Kiroimimee f ihe digestive
pi-eeeis. mid inwgerute the ntnou. system that
Hostellers sumach Iittus me sia'h a sovereign
rri.li elite r.galmt Ihe million es which beget Inter
mit lent liml.ie'.ks and iliote Mlilih dlic ctly allect the
slomr.ch and bowels, it the m n s me hcalt'ifully
tiai.uul! the asslmllatli n f.f food infect, as they
am sine to le under tholnlU:en" e t this standard
tonic end limine, malaria mn 1 e el. Med; and If, In
tho nij'incecf tho mest lcllalh of medical safe
guard, the sj stem has fallen npu tndlM'nsoeitnn
I ntoimlilcnt or leinltlcnt type, llio Hitters will, If
1 erflsted In, eir.elle'ate cmij vcslls'e i.ttho malaelj.
HIlloii'iieiF, eoi.sllpallcii, and elj.-i psla jlelel with
equal cei taint to the opcicllon ol lids potent vege
ablo alterative.
A TUIN1H' r-VIU".
Invoakness of the stomach Is allowed to become
ehioiile', tho following e Iks supervene digestion Is
permanently Impaired, tho se stein Is ury Imper
fectly noiiikshed, tho blood becomes thin nnd wat
ery, and tho bile, being uneinploved for dlgestlee
and oe.icuatlve purposes, entere the circulation
through the thoracic duct and Injects Itself Into the
supcrtlclil veins, gliing to the skin and the whites
of the ej es the saHron tinge Indleatle e of blllvnisness.
Headache, nausea, constipation, pains In tho side,
heartburn, nnd many other dl-fe'si:." : i.iptr.ins
which accompany the Internal derangement uboec
described, which, If unchecked, Is sure to b3 follow,
ed by mlous dlscav, ns tho rising ot the sua by Its
setting. It Is manifest, therefore, that an Inability
of tho stomach lo act upon tho food should bo over
como v.Tlhov.t delay. Tho lnvlgoiatlni: Inlliicnec on
the stomach of llostetter's stomach I.Ulcrs Is speed
ily felt In the dlMippoaranco cf all thu dlsagrceuble
sj mploins alluded to. Tho prescribed mineral rtm
cdli'S Or general debility usually fall to achieve any
lasting roult bocatiso they do not Invigorate Ihe
Homich; llostetter's Hitters nlw.ij.s succeod for
that Is their primal errect. THe eery fact that the
nro such an excellent stomachic constitutes thorn
ono of tho host general Ionics In existence. Toi...
storo dl0'csll'jn i5 the final step t.nT.irds ihe recover)
ot henllh, when Impaired by any ol Ihe multifarious
comphilnla which spilng from dinpr-ivslit, and that
will bo found to havo been taken by the lnvullt who
has uvailed himself cf this faiaous unU-dyspeptlc
remody.
wiikhi: to ,i)VEin isn.
A. T. Stewart tnjs the lesl nilverUstng mediums
hu has ecr found "are the old established organs ol
tho two political i artles. ut the se ral county seats
throughout tho l'r.lon." "Theni, ' l.o sa;.s "reach
every family of the least account In their several
c.mntles, uud uro moro careMU.e re ad than uuy othei
class ut JmiuuLs." If Mr. suw ai l 's Judgment Is of
talue, tin ie Is no tUfllruliy lu dt-cltllng which paper
It In for I he lutCRsl of bulness men lo auveriUo In
The c'ou'iiru Dkwocbat, upon which this paper U
pjnl.illy founded, was established In lsnil, and Ihe
Coii'iinuN now eiijojs a wider circulation and
greater prosperity than Itceerelld. It goe-s icgul.ir
1) Into two tl.ouuel families In i clumtu nnd ad
joining counties, and by most of them Is rend from
th llrst to tho laat line. It Is the only recognised
exponent uf nearly mo thousand DciLocratlo voters
In tho county. It gives advertlsen.enls a tatty dls
play, that makes them attractive tu lis patrons,thus
ensuring greater certainty that they will peruse
them. While Us circulation Is undoubtedly much the
lar,.cst In tho cour.tj, tho ndecitlslng ralcB of the
t'ou'iicuN aio no higher than those cf other papers
with baiel) half snd several not onctourth thonuni
bcr ot subscribers. Tacts llko these speak for them
selves. No shrewd business man will neglect to In
seithls ailtcrlliemei.tslullioe'011'uiiuh tf,
.TOTia:.
til persons inileUeel to the undcrHerned e.n Hook
Account pilor to Juno lit WB, uie respiestcd to will
uml Mine l.) i.eto ei otherwise Ululo Jtiiiumy 1st,
win, us slier thai all uiiniihsl ne countM ill be plac
ed In the l.uuels e f an elllccr for col!ecllon.
l..l.h,lMii;ii,iM, ii,
IliiMiifr nuoetatiHl w llliiuo Dr. Win. WcKelvy.we
ore pcpaied liialiend iomptl.e mull luctosslonal
calls In Mi die nv, Mirgir, oi.il obstetrics. I'ubllo
puliiniiigu liitics?uull so Kite. I.
., . bWlfcHKUK VcKtiLVy.
.Icrsej tow ii, Nov. IP -Cw.
A DMlNISTllATOlfti NOTICK.
J ISTATK W 1 LlZCBlCril UOUHlLIS. Itvr'tt.
1 l I ors oi Ai) ml nlstral ton oil I Uei KHtate of i:U'4U i li
lleliciis.iit sugHi loaf t p. t'olumbla founts el-eeiuscd
have hoc u gi aiilest l.j tho Huglslei ut said coimly to
llio. llooie'.ssugarlouf i.vp., eToIuinW county.l'nT, lu
whom all ptrsons ludcUed to said llulo aie ie
iiucstcd to mako puyuient, and those huvlug evlsliuk
uguiioit the suld osUito will make I hem known lothe
uiu ivuuiiiiuviiueui viiiioui. eieisy.
llhemOKlKHllIU,
fu.v. 1,'I5. Adinlnlslrulur.
1i'siNi's.sc.ni)s,
J VlhlTlNlll AUDS,
U.T 1 Hi: iu.ads,
HIU. llhADH,
I'liOUItAMMLB,
NEATLY aKDrilEAl'LYl'IIINIhU.'.Vl' 'i Ilk C(-
i.taiuiAn urrivi.
LOUIS BERNHARD,
Dealer In
Silverware, Wtttebes tuul Jewelry
tifxioMint'ito, pa. '
ladles' and fientleinen's Oolel nnd M vcr Wnb lies,
of Amrrlenn nnd IVrelgn tnntiufactm. ,
Silver and Plated Ware, Clocks.
riNI JEWUI.IIY, dC, AO.
RBPA11UKG AND ENGRAVING
I'roiitjitly i:'Ciif ctl.
ocLVf-iy
jotici:.
From this date Ihe Illoomsburg Oas t rmpany will
put In sertlco pipes nttlrst cost and furnish and set
meters ntfoureloll-srs eseh.
Tho eomnanv bfte on hsnil a lot or ctils tar l ailed
for mlnl Ing roots, nnd jiosts or other tin bcrs placed
under groiiinl,
l'rico lo ccn
l'rico lo cents per gallon or H.M per barr. 1,
MI1.I.KII,
Sect.
ocM5,';.',.tf
Juries for (Sept. Term, 1875.
nitAxn .luitoits.
Dlooip M. Wjtikoop, Daniel Howmin..
Hentonlllram Ash, .Michael llartm. u.
Herwlek-A. I'nbllps.
Centie Uil.iyetie creasy, Samuel e rr n,
e iitawlssn .1. 1 Chu.iiaii, Daniel i. ,n ,
l'lshlng creek Isaac labour, John Wnu
I iMiiklln Montgomery lleeder.
i.r.s iiwoesl-hlljili Klstwr.
Ilemiiick-r.ll Ohl, Kniunel Ale
Ijjiint .tewpli Huiidcni.
MiniinloKopii tl. swank, Samuel snider, V. V
Hrow n.
I'lne William KoMincr, Asher 1'nlln.i .
ScottI. K. l'owler, P. 1'. Kelley, rinn s I.i wn.
TltAVKllSK .TUR01!..
11BST WttKK.
Illoom-A. MeDonell, .1. V. Wldemon, C M. Hrown
l. V. llaitman, .lames t. Hrown, .l.ihu LeacTck
ueorge Corrcll, s. II. Miller
II nlon fieri Iloston. .lohn e. Dlhllne, s, i . Karnes,
V.'llllJiii Applemau
Ilcrwlck lie nry Hower, Alfred lumcr.
Hrlaicrevk Henry Donk, William I.. lreas, David
sii.ifTer.lr., Fre.es Ko'.vlcr.
Calawlfss II. I'. l'ortncr
C'entralla lames Djke.
ruhlngi reel; Aaron llcw, r.enj-iniln tioldcr, Jo
nas Doty. Joslah Iles, Jacob o. Wll'-on.
I- 'raiiklln Tohn lioiip.
tireeiiwood-.Iames I,. Preston, John Patterson,
lleiirv llelz.
Hi inlock-Malhios Whltcnjghl
Jackson Henjamln savage, Augustus r.vcrliart
Locust Henry Hi aver
Mimin-ll. 1'. Workhcler
llontour William M. ejulejc
JladNoa ieorgj Heaglo
Jit. I'ioasant Manilas Kindt
or.ine eieorgo M. smith, Silas shutuati, Jamiiel
II iB' nuueh, .Mle.uu'l C, V.iuce.
I'lin John 11 evjtuer
ltu.ii ingcrcek Henry Hoffman
Si utt-.!i)ii.ih Townsend, James Kh . . It l Tt Knt,
i i.. . eveveilv, II. c. Kelelilier
KhCOSIl WBE
I'loo'n Jnsl iu Hul.slon,.Ia'Jies Hei.wo.,d
I'ei ton-e'h.i-lcs Keef. r, William Hulnn
li. .ve. r M see selillch. r
I :l..icieek-AUr.eli.im Jackson, Joseph I ii ion, M,
II. hi '-'uiiouse, John II suit
i ..i ..l-.-.i I'hdsKn lh, I. II Sooth ill., il h Clark
i i ..Itc-lsaae Coder
i . ic iighniu .Ma-tin Ijiughlln
I I- uikllu JllchacI Mannar!, Andicev Ihnnau
m. enwooel Theodore Lemon, Jl. .V. Apil'man,
III i. ii d .1'. V. es.Dlemcr Darts, John Ivott, John tl
(;' i .'i
II Milock-Ji.hn :.ll!lcr, Peter P. Prater. Mu'tilas
M ...ie
''. ri 'asnntIacob Jlell.k
J! .UHun A. J. e'arr
Main John Il.'irm my, Hoj J Yfttor
Orange Samuel Henry, Hoses Keere tt
Scot t J. J. Keller, IlUstou llol.lson
Sugarloaf-i:. Kilo.
"Unquestionably the best pmtaineit Korkofthr hind
in the Il'nrif,"
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Addre a llAHPHlta: Hl!OTTli:i:s,New York
SORIBHLR'S MONTHLY for 1876.
The puhlsh"rs Invite atlonllon lo the followln list
of s.iiinn.f the uitrucUvi) ailleleh sccuie'l furscrlb
ni'i's -iluiithlv. fur 111 coining ve'.ir. In tho field of
lletl.'ii, . I'l.'.u mi. ens novclellosaiidshcrtcrslo
rles, tin 1" will bo
Two ?.3markabb Serial Stories
HY AMCUICAN AUT110I1S.
The llrst of these, now complete In our hauls,
'UAliUU-h CONltOY,"
b H'.H'.T. IIAI1TI3,
begins lu the November number,
and w 111 run for twelve month.
v e shall ids i begin lit tlu- Jaimar) numi' t,
PEILIPSOLAS'-J Fill ENDS,
or, Hhoiv Your l'nsspori--,"
by HDWAltH KVKItHTP II U.l.
The sceiio ot Hi's Mi.rv Is Inl.l In the . m'li csfrn
terilior.v, now t mull k Hie -luies 1 1 i..i,'-.,n. and
Texas, nc th. li. .e of A.iniu Heir's i.- Tno
I'hurueK rs lived u n n v IU n vv l.hh vv .. - uw inerl
enn, now I'ci ii li,iuw spiua-n, tn.ilil.1 rt ird of
tbilr niivi n up i-"'-e,ii, - lister; ui. u und
mul.y,lii.; lim. i i.icj . , .1. ..il.
ASKCOXI) "FAKMhirS VACATION,"
by Ceil.. Gilo. 11. WAr.lN'll, Jr,
Col. Warliic, Is now In Huroiie. sMtin?. f i a row.
lioat 1 Me e.f two bundled and fifty mil. , ono cf tho
inuM ici 1 in uuu iiiieicsiiug ui eno viuc-e.iuvvinK val
leys of Hiiro,.!'. This scco-.d series ut papi ra pre in
Ues to bo even moro Ininesilug than th. t with
wiiicu our ii'ieucrs lire uiieeeiiy lumiiiar.
CKSTKNNMAL liF.TTKItS,
edited by John v. ciikn'Y.
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from stores In the luiu.ls ui tho desccndonis or col,
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tenntul celvbriittoii of the J ear.
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AMERICAN COLLEGES.
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OLD NEW YORK,
1 Jckantly Illustrated i.rlleles on Old Ni vv Y vk, li
John v. Mines, will appear ut onco, and wl 1 utir.n
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wilh Intci'osi 1I.0 eleve'opuieiii ot iho kreut 1. lr pc
Its, Hint anectlonab ly leiuennber the epuilnt p. , a' 1 .
itlcs of lis olden lime. '
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Hue, unit science.
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