, ,..-:i'MVY-..r.,-.gJ,-v, ,..n,-...M...it',i.-i- r"nnT-i i''tii'-..fmiiit,iafrinl'rniiri;iiitl-i 1 r fi nrf nm iiif i"f iT ""i 'nli'ti.iTnltWIgftiXiwlliMW''"'
iff
V3&
BnOOKWAYis ELWBLL,Eflitor.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Pvldivy, May 5, 1870.
CANDIDATES ATWOHK.
At our next Damoeriitic Convention nom
ination nro to boinnrlo for Congress, aStnte
tjenutor Mid two Representatives, a Slier
ill", untl two Associato Judges. The numer
ous candidates are already at work, and the
(umpaigii may be. consiitercil ns opened. V
tlilnk it too early to begin the contest, but
then who cm repress the energy of a can
dictate 7
Voters will bo sought out who have not
bad visitors for years. Tho health of them
selves and families will become n matter of
deop concern to anxious inquirers. The
(onditiou of the crops will be duly debated.
Hut in the end we trust tho people will calm
ly look at the situation, select the best and
most c()mpetent(men ns standard bearers, nnd
then elect them.
Tho nioomjburg Columbian, in critlcilng
the remark of the Williumsport Mull tin
should stick to the truth. The pardon ot
tho Schuylkill county commissioners was
recommended by the Jioaru ot rarUons,
which is composed partly of democrats ana
partly of republicans, nnd therefore, If any
blamo be attached for tho act of opening
their prison doors. It ought not to lall on
Gov. llartrauft. Bo honest, gentlemen, if
you must bo democratic. Montour Ameri
can.
Which the Coluhihan' did not deny
One Republican on tho Hoard of Pardons, or
tho Republican Governor, with whum the
final responsibility rests, could have preven
ted the pardons, anil it is just that they
should not attempt to shirk the issue or
mislead the public.
Queer notions of history obtain even in
this young country. Gov. Hurt ran ft desires
to liavo historical sketches prepared between
this date and next Fourth of July, treating
of the affairs of towns and counties, which
nre finally to bo deposited with the Libra
rian of Congress. A work of years is t bo
done in n few weeks. The mass of rubbish,
unverified, jumbled and heterogeneous which
would bo put in the hands of tho Librarian,
if this well-intentioned purpose were exe
cuted, would appal nnd nmazj that function
ary nccustomed as he is to congressional
publications and attuned to todiousncss.
The 4th of July for him, and all of us, in
stead of a day of rejoicing would bo a day of
howling ond despair. I'atriot.
Tro-ucniuij- cuueur wim xw I'atriot. For
tunately, however, for Columbia county her
history has been written by a gentleman of
excellent literary ability, and whose name
is well known throughout the State. We
refer to Hon. John G. Freeze, late a mem
ber of the Constitutional Convention, who
has been collecting tho necessary material
for years. His history will soon appear, and
will be found to bo well written and entirely
correct. Advance chapters have been pub
lished in tho Columbiah, We advise his
selection as the Centennial Orator for Co
lumbia county.
SAM. J. RANDALL.
A number of patriotic, stay-at-home Re
publicans having called the loyalty(?) of Mr.
Randall in question, we beg leave to submit
to them a letter from him, while a soldier in
the service of his country, to Col. ThomasA
Scott, then Assistant Secretary of War, in
favor of the promotion of Col. Geo. II.
Thomas, who subsequently became a De
partment commandsr and leading general in
the Federal Army :
Sandy Hook, Md., Aug. 3, 18G1.
Friend Scott : I hear vou are tho Assis
taut Secretary of War. Rest assured that
no man delights more in your high promo
tion tnan i uo.
I notice the Government is now consider
ing the appointment of proper persons to be
brigadiers general. In the name of God let
them be men fully competent to discharge
the duties of tho positions to which thev
may be assigned. Inefficiency is the evil of
the hour. My opinion is based upon an ob
servation of nearly three months.
Most of the time in fact, nearly all the
time we have been under the command of
Colonel George H. Thomas, now command
ing one of the brigades here. Ho is thor
oughly competent to be brigadier general,
has the confidence of every man in his com
mand, for the reason that they recognize and
appreciate capacity, which, to them, in
every hour of the day, is so essential to their
safety.
Now. let me, as a friend of this Adminis
tration in so far as this war is concerned,
and the preservation of this Union is involv
ed, urge upon General Cameron to select
Colonel Thomas ns oue of the number of
proposed brigadiers. His appointment
would give renewed vigor and courage to
this section of the army.
I am, as you perhaps know, a private in
the First City Cavalry of Philadelphia, and
I never saw Colonel Thomas until 1 saw him
on parade, and our intercourse has been only
such as exists between a colonel and one of
his Boldiers, hence you can see my commen
dation comes from pure motives and is en
tirely free Irom social or political considera
tions. I speak for and write in behalf of tho
brave men who, in this hour of our country'?
peril, aro coming forward and endangering
their own lives, and, perhaps, leaving thoso
most dear to them without a support.
I write warmly because I think I know
the necessity of the cane. You will do tho
country a service by giving my letter a seri
ous consideration. I hope to be in Wash
ington some time about the let of Septem
ber, when I shall try and see you.
Will you pleaso present my regards to
General Cameron, and, if he has tlmo to
read this letter, hand it to him.
Yours truly,
Samuel J; Randall.
Hon. T. A. Scott.
The band is well arranged. Wherever
three or fon scoundrels wcro gathered to
getlier in Grant's name, there he was in the
midst of them, in the persons of a brother,
brother-in-law, cousin, or friend. No Cus
torn house or Whisky Ring could divide its
plunder without the Devil being present to
cry "Halves I" The ubiquitous Asmodeus, as
Murphy in New York or as Casey In New
Orleans, filled his fathomless pockets, and
wherever the White House casts its shad
ow a brother Orvil or a brother-in-law Dent
came forth out of It with extended palms,
If Shepherd and ISabcock could make their
hundreds of thousands out of the District
Ring, and Helknap scarcely less out of a
slnglo Department, how shall we estimate
the probable total sum ground out of tho
toiling citizens nnd tax-payers of tho coun
try during eight long years, by the well-or
ganized band created by that nepotism of
the White House which has thrown the
chief patronage of tho Administration into
their dirty handsf Cat! Schurs, in the Wat
tiche Jt.
Some of the papers thinks it very funny
that the President, in his veto message,
speaks of his salary and that of Congress
men as fixed by the Constitution. They
ought to know Grant too well by this time
to be surprised at this. Why should he
know anything about the Constitution?
That's not the kind of President he is.
There is an old German proverb to the
effect that a great war leaves tho country
with three armies au army of cripples, an
urmy of mourner! and an army of thieve,
"lis true, 'ti litj ; pity 'Us, 'tis true."
TDK ROOM DILL.
Tho Itouso of Representatives lias finally
concluded to again Bend tho bill reducing
tho boomago charges of tho Susquehanna
Itoom Co. to tho Senate. 1 hey lmvi em-
eluded that not to do so would bo n triumph
for llerdio and tho monopoly, nnd that the
bill Is Jmt and proper in itself.
As to tho evidence beforo tho commlttco
our readers aro mainly concerned In that of
Its own Representatives. Tho death of Mr.
Ryan prevented tho commlttco from taking
his testimony, but in no way is his name
disgracefully connected with tho subject.
In justico to Mr. Mcllenry, wo give his
testimony In full below!
Q. Aro you a member of tho present
llouso of Representatives of Pennsylvania?
A. I am, yes, sir.
Q. From what county? A. Columbia.
i. Do you know of money or other cor
rupt or improper means being used, or pro
posed to be ued, to secure or prevent tho
passage of Senate bill No. 21, entitled "An
act to regulate tho amount of toll and other
charges to be laid nnd collected by boom
companies within this Commonwealth 1" A.
Well, I was npproached during the pnsago
of this bill i I cannot say I wa otl'ered mon
ey particularly j he as much as inferred that
if I would change my views I would bo re
compensed for it.
(J,. Tell us what was said and what was
done? A. It was In tho llouso and I was
in my seat, and the gentleman approached
mo and asked mo to change my views on that
question ; I told him I did not feel like do
ing so and gave my reasons, and ho insisted
very strongly and he then said if I remem
ber his language that if I would agree to
change my views I could be recompensed for
doing so.
Q. At what time was it that he camo to
you? A. It was previous to the passage on
second reading I think the morning that it
passed second reading.
Q. lie came to you at your own desk?
A. Yes.
Q Wanted you to voto against tho bill?
A. Ye.
Q. Did ho say how you would bo rccom
pened? A. No, sir; I think that was his
language. I told him there was no uso in
talking any longer ; ho laughed.
Q. Who was R? A. J. C. Ammerman,
the former member the gentleman who was
a former member.
Q. In 1874? "A. Yes, sir.
Q. How long had you known him? A.
Well, I do not know as I could answer that
question ; probably six or eight years at
least.
Q Did he tell in what mnnner you would
bo recompensed? A. No, sir; I think not.
Q. Did ho tell you how much you would
get? No, sir; not to my recollection.
Q. Did ho say who would recompense
you? A. No, sir; I do not think he did.
Q. Did he say when you would get it?
A. No, sir ; not that I remember.
Q. Did ho propose anything about dodg
ing? A. No; I think his question was to
vote.
Q. Did he say anything to vou about an
amendment to "tho bill ? A. Yes, ho did ;
uu ttisuuu ..it; w !!., ..tuciiiicteiit rais
ing the boomago to one dollar and twelve
cents and a half; he said lit would like to
get such an amendment, and wanted me to
support that.
Q. Did ho say anything about fighting fire
with fire? A. No, sir; 1 think not.
Q. Did ho say anything nbout lumbermen
using any money to secure the passage of the
bill? A. I think not; uot that I recollect
of; no, sir.
Q. Did you have any more than this con
versation with him ill legard .to this bill?
A. Yes; he was to mo previous to that; I
cannot remember what the conversation was
then, though.
Q. What was it about? A. There was a
conversation took place between us with re
gard to tlieljill ; it strikes mo it was before
it passed on first reading; it was early in
the session ; there was nothing of this kind ;
no money mentioned then, but ho was mix
ious for me to opposo the bill at that time.
Q. Do you know of any money or other
valuable thing, having been oflered,given or
promised to any member of the Legislature
or rennsyivania, to induce mm to vote Jor,
against, or to withhold his vote on said bill.
It so, what? By whom? A. Nothing fur
ther than what I have related, sir.
Q. Can you give this cominittco any fur
ther information upou tho matter they are
now investigating? A. No, sir, I think not.
Q. Have any of the lumbermen ever
spoken to you about the bill ? A. Oh, yes,
sir.
Q. Who? A. AVhy Colonel Kmbick and
these other gentlemen ISeck and Urown.
Q. Whero did vou see Mr. Beck? A.
Mr. Beck, I saw him in the House.
Q. This year? A. I think so, yes,sir,
Q. Did he speak to you about it In the
House? A. Now, I cannot say positively
that he did ; we talked about it frequently.
Q. Did you ever talk with him nbout it
down to the State Capital Hotel ? A. No,
sir; I think not.
Q. Did any of the boom men have any
talk to you about the bill ? A. Not to tho
best of my recollection.
0.. Did Hcrdic ever have anv talk with
you about it? A. Iam not very well ac
quainted with Mr. Herdic; I know him and
that is about all.
Still another charge is tniule against poor,
fallen Uabcock, and it is about the worst
yet. The New Orleans Democrat squarely
asserts that the appointment and confirma
tion of tho infamous Billings as District
Judge to succeed Durell was brought about
on a strictly cash basis by rt ring, of which
the chief members were Senator West, Bab
cock and Porter. Billings is said to have
ottered $45,000 for tho placo to Brother-in-
law Casey, who communicated the proposi
tion to Bibcock and Porter. The latter are
represented as eagerly undertaking the job,
while Casey, frightened by tho numerous in
vestigations then just beginning, backed out.
Tho others went ahead, and the appoint
ment was made. The story is very circum
stantially told, but needs confirmation.
Col. Forney's lress styles tho congression
al investigating committees "the machinery
of detraction." Tho venerable and consis
tent editor had a different opinion of the
"smelling committee ' of the lamented John
Covode, which did such u tremendous busi
ness in the way of detraction on much small
er capital than that on which the present
investigations are operating. Covodo's
chickens are only coming home to roost, but
the flock has greatly increased and they aro
all great, tall, full-fledged roosters. Patriot.
The vituperative attacks made upon ex
Oovcrnor Curtin by numerous small organs
aro thus noticed by the Mauch Chunk Dem
ocrat : "A number of petty two-penney papers
in Pennsylvania think they aro smart when
they abuse ex-Governor Curtin. Only a
few years ago the publishers of these same
papers were the most abject toadies to tho
ex- Governor, and were glad to rank nmong
his admirers. Because Mr. Curtin disowns
Gr&ntism and Cameronlsm he is maligned
and traduced.
Catarrh Is a common disease so common
that snuffing, spitting and blowing of tho
nose, meet us at every turn on tho street.
Your foot slips in these nasty discharges on
the sidewalk and iu the public conveyances ;
and its disagreeable odor, contaminating tho
breath of tho afllicted, renders them offen
sive to their associates. There is tho high
est medical authority for stating that with
fully one half, if not two-thirds of those
afllicted with Consumption of the Lungs,
tho disease commences as Catarrh in the
nose or head, the next step being to the
throat and bronchial tubes lastly to the
lungs. How important then to give early
and prompt attention to a catarrh I To cure
this loathsome disease correct the system by
using Dr. Pierre's Golden Medical Discov
ery, which tones it up, cleansed tho blood,
heals the diseased glands by a specific in
fluence upon them ; and to assist, use Dr.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy with I)r, Pierce's
Nasal Douche. This Is the only way to
reach the upper and back cavities where the
discharge cornea from, No danger from this
treatment aud it is plewuint to use. Tho
two medicines with Instrument are aold by
dealers iu medicines.
rilE COLUMBIAN AND
WASHINGTON t.KTTKK.
Washington, 1). C, May 2, 1870.
Lnst week marked several Important
events. Of tlieo tho most important in my
view was the decision of JiulRO uariter in
tho Kllbourn cuso. t have already exp aiu
ed hilly llirt ciime of Kilbourn's Imprison
ment and the tn.inncr of ills being taken
from the etntmly of tho llouso of Kepresen
tatives by a w ri't of Habeas Corpus mid car
ried boforo Juii Cutter. It was generally
opposed that when tho cao was tried, the
Judgo would base enough retard lor tho law
to examine only into tho validity of tho or
der under which ICllbourn was held, nod not
lo question tho ri.ht of the llouso to hold
him for contempt'. It Inn been n preroga
tive of courts Irom tlmo Immemorial to pro
tect themselves by jiinilshln.? those who re
fused to obey their mandates nnd other
courts wcro not permitted to interfere with
this right, even bv the writ of Habeas Cor
pus; all Hie otuer decisions iiuviug ueen uiai
Wlioro IIIO prisoner was ueiti lur uuiiiuiii'i,
upon a legal order tho court idono wlileli is
sued that order could revoke It. A commlt
tco of Congress, sitting as a court of Inqui
ry, asked n question which Kllbourn refused
to answer, and for that refusal was sent to
jail by tho House, aud now Judgo Cartter
has released him. This decision, If the
llouso submits to it, deprives tho House of
nil power to conduct nn investigation, anil
that is the reason it teas made. The Admin
istration lias adopted nnother measure to
cripplo tho investigations. Tho heads of the
departments refuso to furnish tho original
papers asked for iu any case. They say
they nro mado custodians of theso papers
anil they will not trust them in tho hands of
committee but will furnish copies. Tills
will cause delays, as tho paper called for in
soino eaes are voluminous, requiring n long
time to preparo copies, and will entirely de
feat tho object of tlio investigation in others,
as tho inquiry and examination of tho origi
nals mlglit,aud In some instances it is known
would, reveal that signatures had been forg
ed. But the investigations must be stopped,
i tho order, If thero i any possible way of
doing so, aud honco tho decision of Judge
Cartter and tho order to deliver no papers.
Secretary Bristow has been investigated
nnd "ho is on a high horse," a the western
men say. lie proposes to dictate to tho
committee what it shall do,aud to investigate
it, and talks of redress outsido of the room
when ho cannot have hi way iu it. I do
not believe thero is anything in the charge,
but Secretary Bristow's manncrof defending
himself does not add to his reputation.
Charges are mado that Senator Morton was
guilty of misappropriating money while
Governor of Indiana, and you are already
familiar with the charge against Blaine iu
regard to the railroad bonds. As Cunkling
is tho recognized candidate of the Adniinis
tion, and Blaine, Bristow and Morton are
his principal competitors, it doe look a lit
tle a if Uonkling's friend wero trying to
kill off his oppooents, and whispers are
made that these efforts come from his friends.
The legislative, judicial and executive bill
passed the House on Friday substantially as
the cotnmitteo reported it, and if adopted by
tho Senato make a savins of six millions
of dollars from tho expenditures for the fis
cal year ending the lirst day ot next July.
But it is well understood that the Senate
will take the saino course wijli ibis K"' 7
have Willi the other appropriation bills, and
the prospects are that on the first of July
thero will bo no money in the Treasury ap
propriated to any purpose but pensions. A
the Secretary cannot payout a dollar until
Congress makes an appropriation the result
will bo that all the departments must -top
work. The courts will be closed, anil all the
employees of the government will be dis
charged, and all because Republican Sena
tors are determined to usurp power conferred
by tho Constitution on the llouso of Repre
sentatives. It i rumored at this writing
that the committee has summoned Kilbourn
before it aud will ask him the same ques
tions he formerly refused to answer, proceed
ing against him again for contempt if he re
fuses to answer. I doubt this, for the action
of the court was referred to the Judiciary
Committee, with directions to report on
Tuesday. A new bill proposing to lend tbu
Texas A Pacific road JJSo.OOO per mile in
greenbacks instead of guaranteeing tho in
terest on its bonds will bo introduced soon.
This bill ought to satisfy all who are in fa
vor of inflation. I havo not seen the bill
yet, but am told it offers every guarantee for
the repayment ot the money. iir.xo.
Communicated rronTtLe state Capitol.
IlAnniSBuna, May 2nd, 1S70.
In your last news from the State Capitol,
your readers wero given a synopsis of the re
port of tho itoom Investigating Committee
in which charges were preferred airainst Pe-
troff and Lynott, members of the House
then, but members uo longer.
From the report of tho committee on Mon
day the whole of the last week with tho ex
ception of Tuesday was consumed by the
House in attempting to find a way out
ot the intricate labyrinth into which it had
been led. Ono day the Houso could have
been seen in the position of trying to resolve
itself into a high court of impeachment.
The next in trying to send the matter back
to tho committeo with instructions to do
their work over again, and tho coup de grace
of the week's work, on Friday, was tending
the boom bill back to the Senate and asking
the speaker of that body to sign and trans
mit it to tho governor before it had been
purged of the corruption which surrounded
it and before oven any definite, action iu
that direction had been taken.
On Monday morning alter a quiet Sunday
for cogitation, the House resumed the con
sideration of the matter with a seeming
clearer insight into tho "truo inwardness"
of tho conduct of its misguided members,
than had nt any time theretofore been man
ifested. A resolution embodying the expul
sion of Representatives Petroff and Lynott
"for conduct unbecoming a member" was
proposed by Mr. Hays Chairman of the inves
tigating committeo and an attempt mado by
him to iutroduco it. The friends of Petroff
however insisted on their right to a trial be
foro the bar of the House, and the resolution
was consequently withdrawn for this pur
pose. A hearing was accorded to Mr. Petroff
through his counsel J. Alex. Simpson Esq.
Messrs Wolfe, Hays aud Christy wcro ap
pointed managers of the case on the part of
the House.
This trial to speak of it truthfully was
nothing but a farco. It consisted cbiefiv of
a rehashing of tho testimony of Capt. Skin
ner, Journal Clerk, and that of Petroff him
self. An opportunity was then given to the
counsel of Petroff to get off nn argument
founded on the lame premises that Petroff
was a legislative reformer who started into
this business for tho purpose of exposing the
lobby for tho bill. A fine chnnee was also
given to Wolfe et al to get off high bounding
speeches on tho spread-eanle Btvle. when
after a tiresome session lasting late into the
evening a voto upon tho resolution of expul
sion was reached and by a two-thirds voto of
all present Mr. Petroff was declared ex
pelled from his seat as a member of the
House of Representatives.
This morning tho trial of Lynott was next
in order. A rumor afloat, that ho Intended if
possible, to ovado expulsion by resigning,
promptly drew from tho indefatigablo Hays
Chairman of the Investigating tribunal, at
the opening of tho morning session, a res
olution of expulsion. It then transpired
that the resignation of Mr. Lynott was ac
tually In tho hands of the speaker, and per
sistent efforts were made by his counsel Mr.
Stanton to havo it read beforo action was
taken on tho resolution. This falling tho
defense abandoned their case, and with
drawing, allowed tho resolution of expulsion
to pass uncontested, when Mr. Lynott was
also declared expelled from his seat as a
member of the House.
Then followed the resignation of Journal
Clerk Skinner nnd its acceptance by chief
uiert wooicvcr wnose appointco Skinner
was. Tho House having no jurisdiction in
the matter this action could not bo present
ed. Having thus summarily disposed of
the Loom question the House settled down
to business and passed a number of bills up
on third reading, the first work of the kind
for a week.
It now remains with the Senato to finally
disposed of this disgraceful boom business.
At the request of Senator Boyer it lias ap
pointed a subcommittee to report upon the
case of that gentleman. Further action
with regard to Mr, Hover Is suspended until
that committeo is heard from.
The boom bill bring sent to the Senate
this morning lor tho signaturo nl the speak
er it question was raised that It could not
bo received, aud this is the question which
now agitates the minds of learned Senators.
Its discussion was entered into to day and
will be resumed to morrow.
Iu our next and closing letter I will give
your readers a rtmmt of the work of the
acwslon, it
JDJflMUUKAl, JtfJLUUMSJtfUlU UUJbUMJ51A UUUlui,,!
Items.
Tlio Centennial Commission havo finally
decided that neither tho Inhibition nor tho
grounds shall bo open on Sunday,
Johnson nnd Holland, the Chambers
burg bank robbers, were sentenced on Sat
urday to eight and ten years respectively,
in tho lvasteru Penitentiary.
'Tho CltuldTlAN fi the bat payer I yet,"
says Mr. Spurgeon, tho great London preach
er. This large 10 page, illustrated dollars
monthly will bo sent post paid three months
to any address for 10 cent", or to InlnUtor
frei', by the publishers, It. L. Hastings, Bos
ton, Mas. April 14-4w
John Cochlln, treasurer of Mahanoy
township. Schuylkill county, Pa., has
been found guilty of forgery und embezzle
ment. Chief Justice Gilpin, of Delaware, was
taken suddenly ill In tho court house at Do
ver uu Saturday, aud died In about tin hour
thereafter.
"Union In Christ" is au excellent union,
uiulrnomlnational Illustrated monthly, CO
cents a year, 25 Ceils to ministers and agents.
Sent on I'rial Three Months Free with best
terms lo agents. Addres H. A. KlNO, !J7
Park Row, New Yurk Box 2231). AU-lw
F.riiest Pluck, aged seventeen years,
was murdered and robbed at Alloona, Pa.,
on Friday night. His body wa found inn
stone-quarry on the outskirts ot tho town on
Saturday morning. There Is no cluu lo the
murderer.
Without Cosr. Messrs. Potts Brothers
now offer to send a sample copy of tho
American Mod Journal freo to all who de
sire to examine It. Every fanner should
send and get one, and then he will undoubt
edly want it a whole year for himself and
fumlly. It will only cost one dollar to get
a largo Hi page illustrated monthly, telling
all about about stuck raising and farming.
Those who siiuscribo now, get U numbers ot
1873, free. Just the paper for hard times.
Parksburg, Chester county, Pa., i the place
to send. April 14.-4w.
Attorney Gcneial Pierrepont has pre
pared an opinion, denying the right of Con
gressional committees to remove original pa
pers from the departments.
Tho skeleton of a man, supposed to
havo been murdered n year ago, was found
on the mountain near Frcckville, in Schuyl
kill county on Sunday. The skull was frac
tured and the nose broken.
Thk ONtjV Scke Curb For Hiotcrk. The oldest
and best hernia burgeons Iu the world aro soinu ot
tho advantages orleied by tho Triumph Truss Co.,
831 Dowcry, N. Y., whoso truss and suppoiter were
awarded the medal ut the late tesslon or tho llrcat
Aim-rleun Institute l'alr. s.ri"" -' mriuerr
uuwbooic. March: I 7i-ly
A report submitted to tlio New York
Underwriters' Association states that out of
SSO,000,000 worth of property destroyed dur
ing the past year, there was $50,000,000 of
it caused by incendhrics' torch.
It snowed ut Quebec all day Sunday.
Snow fell at Auburn, N. Y., for several
hours, the thermometer being iu the free
zing point.
Tho Governor has issued a proclamation
commending tho joint Congressional reso
lution suggesting tho assembling, on tbu 4th
of July next, of tho people throughout the
country in their several town or counties to
participate iu uu historical celebration of
those towns or counties.
Tho State House of Representatives on
Monday last expelled Emilo J. Petrolf, ol
Philadelphia for "conduct unbecoming a
member." Petroff was involved in the Room
bill bribery business, but was not guilty of
taking money for his vote. The next day
Martin F. Lynott, of Luzerne, was .expelled
by a very decisive vote. Geo. W. Skinner,
journal Clerk, tendered his resignation
W'llteh, was accepted.
Ilupturo cured In from 50 to 01 dajs by rho Tri
umph Truss Co.. of S34 Iiottcry, N, Y., whoorfertl,
(OOforaruptuie they cannot cure. See advertise-.
ment and cut of Truss In another column. Uend 10
cents for descriptive book cf Irluinph Uupturc
Cure. HarcMl, 70-ly
Brooklyn, N. Y., August 10.
Gentlemen. It is with feelings of gruti
tuilu that I placo beforo you u simple state
ment of my sufferincs and cure from tho use
ol the I'eruvian byrup. i am lorty years ol
age, and my occupation is that of a map en
graver. About filtecn years ai:o 1 was at
tacked with wliat 1 suppose was a disease of
mo spine, i count not wals erect, owing
to n great weakness which I experienced at
4t. .11 ..... 1 1. -xc. .l! 11.... 1...
buu ennui ui my u.iuh. uy uigl'Plluil uu
camo impaired, nnd bv degree mv whole
system became deranged. 1 suffered in tills
way for seven years, and then placed my
self in tho hands of erninevt physicians.
They treated mo with mercury and many
others strong remedies, but I grow worse in
stead of better.
In tho spring of 1857, there appeared up
on my back and side two Jnnze abscesses.
and at this time I was also suffering from a
very bad listuia ; my whole system became
utterly prostrated, when I was advised to try
tho Peruvian Syrup. 1 commenced using it,
and at onco experienced urcat relief. I have
taken three bottles of it, and every tiace of
my loriner compluints liavo lelt me. My
system has regained its strength, my appe
tite has returned, and I feel inytclf com
pletely renewed in ago and vigor, in a
word, my health Is now perfect, and I ca'i
truly say that I was never able to do more
workj and with greater easo to myself, than
at this tlmo. Yours respectfully James P.
Cox,
Candidates.
(We arc authorized to announce the following per
sons as candidates for tho cfllces nuraed, bubject lu
tho Democratic rules ot Columbia county ;)
FOIt SHERIFF,
HENRY DOAK,
of liriarcrcek township.
fou smiiurr,
SAMUEL SMITH,
of Fithingcreck townsUp,
Deaths.
KITCIIKtf.-In Mount I'leasant, on scih ulL, Iloyd
Ferry, son ol Sjlvester and XIary A. Kitchen, aged
13 months.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MONTOUR SLATE PAINTS.
Stiiotly Puro White Load
MONTOUR WHITE LEAD
MONTOUR METALLIC UitOWN.
All of which aro guaranteed to bo ground In
PURE LINSEED OIL.
8ND roil bUkll-Ut CiHD ANU 1'BICU llST, OBillS.
HENRY 8. REAY,
Sole Manufacturer,
RuiTivr, Pa.
Also, finely ground Ilnno Dust nnd com.
plete Roue JIauuro for mlo iu quantities tu
suit. I
itsy. ,-! jr.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mercantile Appraisement.
T 1ST nfdenlpM of (ilntnlitn eniinlv. I here
I J by ei-rllty that tho following list of dealers
uiM-n. returned anil clnsslilcd by mo In ni-coril.inco
.In And fortliu
in Is corie-ct to
, ' " cumcl 10
nil uia w-rrii new in Ass-inuiy(
rntihiyof Columbia, for tlin rar 1'
mo uesi oi my KnuvTicugu ami uenei.
IlEiVSK TOW.NSIIIf
Class. Tar.
14 I 111
14 7 ni
14 I oo
14 7 un
14 7 ll'l
14 7 Oil
nice. Abraham ccneral merchandise
Hhuinin.u A, " "
Lossoc, J. A. " "
Drh-sb.ich. (leo. " "
lllnilprmer.UavM" "
(ihuman, F. I,. " "
BENTON TOWNSllir.
T!vfri-tf. 11. ponrftl mnrehnnrtlfin
14 7 tu)
14 7 IK)
VI VI CO
11 1 J to
14 7 01
15 111 IH)
14 7 (0
14 7 10
14 7 (10
14 7 0J1
14 7 110
11 13 CO
14 7 (U
14 7 (I)
1'J 12 Ml
11 IS II)
14 7 00
14 7 ,0
7 41) ll'l
14 7 OJ
14 7 on
12 12 4J
14 00
14 7 no
12 12 50
14 7 0.)
1 1 7 ()
14 7 IK)
1 1 10 HI)
13 10 (I
14 7 0
14 7 (ki
14 7 00
1 1 12 re
1J lo oo
14 7 HI
It 7 10
14 7 00
12 12 CI)
14 7 W
7 4i) on
14 7 00
11 "1)0
14 7 no
14 7 u-l
14 7 l)
12 12 M
13 10 00
12 12 00
12 12 & i
14 7 nfl
S14 7 OO
14 7 OO
12 12 t
14 7 00
14 7 00
13 1(1 00
12 12 CO
14 7 l)
13 10 00
14 7 00
14 7 1)0
14 7 UO
14 7 01)
11 7 Oil
14 7 00
14 7 UO
13 10 00
13 10 UO
12 12 f0
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 (K)
14 7 Oil
II 15 01
it r. i uo
1 1 7 00
11 13 UO
11 7 00
14 7 (ID
Mellinry, llenf-miln general merchandise 14
aiciicnry, .iQiuitj
Mcllenry, liohr " "
BERWICK Bouorun.
Pnyilcr, O. n. book store
Aif.imi K sinii, (jem-rat merchandise'
l're.is brother t, " "
Kitixeit, Joh'i Jewelry store
Fleas Urol hers, lumber dealers
lloilmn, .1. II. OrilK' store
Ills km m, u. M. Kruccry store
Miller, A. general mereltumllse
Fowler, 0. 1). stuves and tlnwuro
Wilson Co. driisr store
li.i w in ui Crispin general mcrchandlso
Hotter,. I. & II. ft. " "
1.1 1 lie, nr. l( II. drugstore,
I truss, Hat Id porter bottler
.TackHun&iVojtlin, inmiifactnrtnir co.
lliuMiiglulii, It. A stoles it tinware
nl OiJMsrAT.u.
llewlershott, .toseph W, grocery ami coal 14
.rteai i;. t. a. uruuier, ueaiers in i;u.u
Kle in, Henry fr. grocery
lUgeiiiitieh, Isal.ll stou-s and tluwaro
Meiiileniiali, K.urj' goods store
Kramer, w m. grocery storo
oiroup, li.nu grocery storo
uus, A. J. cloll.higxtoro
Hrotvn, W. II. grocery More
Murr, O. r. grocery and dry goods
herimrd, Louis Jewelry store:
Decker .V Meckel, confectionery
I'm nil jh, Abner H. (troeery storo
Miller M. II. Son, dry goods and grocery
Uuutou x Co. hurdtra-ti store
Jlojur iirothers, drug store
Hotter, II. c. hhodiind hat store
l'otti r, ii. A. book mid stationery
VuOiHellcr K Uu. wholesale notion storo
1 ICS-, w. F. dry good and groceries
llluomsburg Iron Cu. general mereliandlsa
llHinier-hjit, N, .1. drag mid grocery storo
Jiicoby o. A. grocery store
mi rkcr, J. II. Flour and grain store
l'ou-it, tt'. II. denier In coal
lllu'iiiisburg I.Miuujr Co.
Hehiiiler a: son, h-mltvure storo
Ifliii-iibeig, li ivi 1 merchant tailor
Clark A: Wuif, tlrv good store
.Uule, J. II. givxeiy storo
Wldmlre. Fn dci tck coiifecttonerv
Kolltns & Holmes, plum ers and gas flttcrsU
lAicKiiru, ii, .u, ,v .i, iv. ue.uers in eoai
creasy, 1). A, dry goods aud sroccry
Webb, 1 hoiius confectionery
Scott, Johu 11. "
Clark, (leo. A. book storo
Mover Iirothers, drug Htoro
Knorr, Ell boot uud shoe- storo
ltuisoil, M. M, grocery store
llupert, A. M. sioee and tinware
Wintry, L. U. " " "
.MUler, c. 8. confectionery
llruust, Mrs. David confectionery
uross, I'etcr beer bottler
Kabb, Augustus grocery store
Furm.iu, Kins It. furniture storo
Kjer, .1. K. dry goo lsnml groceries
Correll, tl w, furniture store
Keller X Hartly, wholesale dry goods
J)linson, J. II. grocery storo
Klelm, C. A. dru' stoie
Uurlinnn, H. C. carpet storo
Hicks, Jesse clothing store
llartman, i. W. dry goods and groceries
JlcKcivy, I. W.
.MCKlllliey, Win. C boot and blioo Ktore
Liu: sioan, dry good storo
nnuncniicx Toivsuan.
Terwtlltger, Andrew grocery storo
Kllnetoo, W. M. general mercliAluliao
liaton Mrs. a. W. grocery stuiv
CATAtVISS.
line nro. general merchociltso II
Weaver, " " 13
.Michal, Man confectioner)" 14
Clarl; Wllllts, boot nnd shoo store 14
(itlbert ft Kline, general merchandise it
Scott, (leo. dry good stoio 14
Munhardt (leu. boot and shoe storo 14
llartman, Win. furniture store 14
Miarpless & son, general merchandlfio 1 1
Harder, 'lhouias ii. turnlluru store It
Dieiiier s. u. general merchandise is
Williams, John stoves and tlawaro 14
smith, J. Jl drug stoic 14
Johu J. son, general merchandise- VI
Kiiiard, s, i). ' 14
Cleaer. A. 11, sloes and tlnwaio 14
lirobst. .. M. general mereliandlsa I i
Fortuer it, Y. x hou.geiieral merchandise 14
orange, Wm. " " 14
Seesholtz, 1. H. grocery storo 14
Funiion, C. It. Ueuler lu coal 14
(luie, i:. 11. " " H
Knlttle a Abbott, dealers In lumber coal 14
CCSTUAUi.
Millard, O. II. general merchandise 12
.Menscli,Adam Jewelry store 14
Johnson J. 11, & Co. grocery storo 14
.Murphy, C. (I. general merchandise 14
lirjsou li. i; Co, ' " lo
black, D. c. grocery storo 14
1 tollman, Wemlel agent boot & shoe store 14
Dm Is, (leo. Jr. drug storo ,14
Fortuer, A. 11. stous aud tinware U
cnsrr.E TOtvNsmr.
Low Bros. & Co. general merchandise 13
lirobst, '1 nomas grocery store 14
Delteriih, Samuel grocery storo 14
Cain, John dealer in coal 14
Kramer, Joslah confectionery 14
spongier, Jacob geneial merchandise 14
Fowler, Z. T. dealer In coal and grain 14
Uiiaun, Win. general menhandlso 14
Wltmlie IrMii, " 14
FISlIINGCREEk-.
15 oo
10 u '
7 01)
7 00
l."i uu
7 01)
7 0)
1 10
lr. co
7 oo
12 co
7 10
7 Oil
12 CO
7 UI)
7 to
12
7 00
7 UO
7 (K)
7 00
7 UO
7 UU
12 CO
7 UO
7 00
7 UO
i'O 00
7 UO
7 UO
7 UO
7 UO
10 00
7 UO
7 00
7 W)
7 01)
7 00
Ammerman J. M. general merchandise 14: "7 00
Hosier, 1). It. " " 14 7 00
Harrison, Jarlti " " 14 7 uo
DiiUbactiAUeuacr " " 14 7 uo
Howell, it. SI. " u 7 uo
-Mcllenry, J. F. " " 14 7 uo
Harrlsun, Jarcd " 14 1 00
IIUNKMN TOWMIUf.
Djeri r.ro. general merchandise 13 10 00
Welllver J. II. general merchandise 14
Siasters, m. " ' 12
liu-a Kills ft nro. " " lit
litrs .V Heller, " " 14
1 eggolt X. Lore, " " 14
Henry, Mrs. II. ' " 14
Heir, A.J. " ' 14
Jilcerf, 1. 1). " " 12
7 00
12 Nl
12 CD
7 UO
7 00
7 00
7 00
12 CO
Harris, F. I', general merchandise 14
GUI, W in. Loot una shoe storo 14
Shoemaker, II. u. fi .11. gewral mdse. 14
I.OCCST T0WK3UII.
Yeager, Jacob gensral mertfiaDdlse 14
Fahi1n''er, Ulcus " 14
Vasllue,J.ll.&co. " " 14
Vocuin, F, SI. ' " 1-1
7 OO
7 00
1 UO
7 00
7 UO
singles, William general merchandise 13
llurst, II. W. fiCu. " " 13
10 00
lu 00
Campbell fi co. gc-jicrnl merchandise 14
liodlue, J. I). " 14
Jierr, li. F. confectionery
Mil FUN.
Heller, J. II. goneral merrhandlso 1
CreasyAllrottii, ' " ,,
Schwep)enhettA;r, E. general merchandise 14
WOONr 1-I.BASANT.
Sands, Joseph s ion general nurchondlso 14
UONTOl'H.
Furnsw crib, J. r. grocery store JJ
I'axton : llannan, gtneml deal srs J
Miarpless, (1. II. groceries and 11 ry goods 14
Ammerman i-.luikM.n. general udse. 14
Iteay, Henry S. oils and brushes. '
oniNue.
Sloan. B. K. general merchandlso 13
Low, :. W. t boa " " 13
Harman, J. II. " 14
Keller, it. C. confectionery 14
i-ine.
Lyon, It. W. general merchandise 14
noAHiN ucimr;,
Cherrlngton, Owen W. general mascv 13
scoAKUiir;
7 00
7 UO
1 00
19 00
U 0
7 (
1 0
7 00
10 IK)
T UO
7 00
7 00
10 00
10 00
7 UO
7 uo
Colo, 11. D. general merchandise
Colo K. Ic Sou, ' '
u
14
7 CO
7 01)
Dietterlch, W. n. general more nandlso
llartman, P. W. conlectlutiei-y
Allf man. C. It. stoves and flntvnrn
li
14
14
1
7
7 ll
7 It
10 (
7 00
7 OH
10 00
7 00
7 00
10 (10
I 01
Klehart. Nehemlah buutH. thimn .t nntlna 14
crevellng. Thomas Jr.fi Co. grocery fi f-ted la
Wurman, Samuel A , geoeral mcrctiandl w 14
Wnrkhelser, J. I), boot uud slum store 14
White, A. II. g.-ncral men linndlstt 13
Hnt, Hobert . stot es nnd tlnwuro 1
(lordlier, J. It. drug siom 14
Crevellng fi Trlinbly, general mei chandl. u 13
Avi Henry coal dealer 14
All poisons who may feci aggrieved b y thonbpvo
classincatloncanbuvo ten opiioi tunny o I a)pca.ln(t
by meeting thu undersigned. June a. Wis, t-t
which tliao an aprcd will tu held at lb" Court
llouto In Moornsbui ir, commencing at V o' ttock a. in.
and ending at 4 o'clo k p. ui.
SAMUKL JA COI1V,
May 5,- Mercantile A vrslser.
OTICK TO LADIES.
D subferthfr tins taken tho limine ry Htoro
formerly ui. nt.lMil liv Knri.h!!. Ale. fjn Mill 111 BtlVOt.
Hloomsburg wheni she will bo happy lo seo lar
friends u iT the ladles of Iho county gent rally. A
full stock of Millinery floods ou hand und ut leosoim
ble rates, AlUs Fanny Fisher, win ultoiid totrln
rolllgfio. LL11A Kh bTHII.
May 6, la.
tr Agents wanted for a new bast , In
hyX vhlih any nctlvu Man or Vol lancan
fftl n ''i"ly mote ts to tio a day, I e who
4' had iif-w-r rntiviiM-ri lic-fnifk. nui 4flS7.l41
Aln 1 hour; un eapcrlcMiil jigei t mado
I2.7 111 15 bouts. I'urlleuUkra fi . '.
Tl A Y -A. ci.F.lid, Manager, w iihujiu w n. t.
WeknowC.Jl. flege toUint tiitlble
nnrn und i ( liable, tjid think ke Kti rs Agitilii
... 7. iiruuruinury n.uurru:t'utn,
WtfUytun," I). 4 1'o, Ma j u.'Il.-liw
NEW ADVEaTISEMENTS
pOAHDINO.
fno subscriber Is now prepared to receive lioirclers
al his house In lloiirlngcreek township, hltuiilcil at
wli.it Is known as Hto 1'ulnts. Tho house. , con
ducted on Temperance principles, no Intoxicating
Honor hnlnif Hnlil mi tho lirninlsni. Iluod rooms.
fxcellnnl table nnd tho comforts of a nrh sin house.
'rerun reasonable. J. II. I.UNor.lt.
JtUf 0, 'IH.-tf. ltoarlng creek, I'a.
VALUABLE PROPERTY
nt
IMtlVATi: SAI.K.
Tho RUlitcrlbcr offers for sale, two smull lots, on
each uhlrii are erected a frame dwelling house,
Rinblo nn l necessary ouiuuiKiings. Also rour vnennv
lots, mtjolnlmr tho nhovo and ot lirircralre, Theso
lots nro on tho .Main road near Stillwater, Fishing
Creek township.
For terms a ply to Wm. lKKIXIt,
Stay 5. ,Iil.-6in, Stillwater, Fa.
SECURE AN AO EN (3 Y
nil 50 or ?I00 jirt week.
"The (ter ready and ncrcr out 0 order,"
HOMESTEAD $20
SEWING
$20 MACHINE
For Fomcstlc Uso.
With Tablo and Fixturos Oomt)loto,
only $20.
A perfect and unequalled, large, strong nnd dura
ble machine, construcli-d elegant and solid, from tho
best iinteil.il it lib mathematical precision for con.
slant faintly uv or manufacturing purposes. Al
ways rea.lv nl ii moment's notlco tu do Its day's
work, nouroult.f order, and will last a gem-ration
Willi niiBler.ilo earn! eaty to understand and man
ng : light, R-no'iih, nnd swirl running, llko tho well
regulated movement nf a line watch; slmplo com
pact, i-nieleiit Hint re'l mio.w II h all tho Improtemonts
in In- found In the highest priced inach nes,warrant
( il tu d-i the Kiimi- work, th same way, nnd as rnpld
nnd smooth as a f7J machine. An acknowledged tri
umph of Ingenious mech inlcal skill, essentially tho
win king wumnn's friend, ami far In ndvancoof all
onlliiuy inn-hliiis fur absolute slienglh, reliability
und general tisi-fiiluess; will hem, fell, tuck, seam,
Uiillt, l liid.br.ilil, curd, gather, rullle, shirr, plait,
fold, scallop, roll, embroider, run up breadths, Ac.,
with wonderful rapidity, neatness and ease.sews tho
strongest listing silUh equally Il'i" nnd smooth
lliroilgu ail hllltM in goutM, irjin e.uuurie tu srtuitu
thicknesses ot broadcloth or leather, with lino or
uaise eotion, mien, riik or twine, tutei jieneci.
-allifaitlou. t III earn lis cost seteral times ter In
season In the work It does, or make ngooa living
ir iiiiv man or woman w In) deros to u.o It Mr that
minion': works su faithful and easy tho servants
or children can use It w Itnout damage, i'rlco nf ina-
hlne with light table, fully campped for family work
20 Half case, cover.sldo drawers and cabinet stjles
aeh at correspondingly low rates, sate delivery
u iranii-eii, lieu iioin uaiuae. i.p-aiiitiui pam
hlets lllusttnteil wllh engravings of the several
stth-s nf machines icferenees, t nilety nf sewlng.ie,
mailed Iree. Conlldciitl.il tirms wllh llbeialliiduce
meiitH toi-iitorprlslngclergjmen, teachers, Ii islness
men, iraveiini; unucai n.-euia, .ve , w uu uesue ca
elti.tito itireiit-ie. furnished on nnnlleatlon. Address
jjuii li. ivCiiuaii iv Co., vwU urouattay, ew iurK,
ji.iy n, m i2.il.
S LI E RIFirSSALEST
Uv virtue ot a wilt of Alias Fieri Facias to tho
Sherlirof Columbia county directed, there will be
exposed to public sale at the Court House in llloums-
uurg, on
SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1870,
at one o'clock p. m., all that certain piece or parcel
of ialiJ slluatu partly In Heaver anil ltoarlugcreek
tow ushlps In the County of Columbia, and partly In
North Union township in tho County of Schuylkill
audstnluof I'enustlv nhi, beginning ntnclieMliul
oak In uatd .N'ui th Union tow nslilp at a corner of land
surtejed In the warranted name of Henry Nauer,
uieuce atom; inc line 01 i.inu surtoeuin me war
rantee name ot (ieorgo Heater north 6, degrees
west 330 perches to a pine tree on the line dltidlng
tno said Couullcs of Schuylkill mid Columbia, Ihcuco
along the Hue of land surveyed lu I he wuirauteo
name ot William Stewart the two follow lug courses
and distances ; south 77) degrees tt est 23, tj pen lies
iu u sioue corner, auu norm ,s, uegreo te-i 40 percii-
u the warranteu name of Lewis seaman south cc
(legiecs west Co perches to a pine tree; thence
tin uugh land surveyed In the warrantee name ot (leo.
.Miner, or., suuin so ucgrecs wesi 2si perches 10 :i
sunie : theiiee throuuh laud surveyed lu thu wutran
tee name of Itarbara Artllltathe tlnee fillottlng
courses and distances: south 4S,i$ degrees west SJ
perenes iu u sioiit, suuui .- uegrees east n ,-iu
perches to u post, and north t degiees east ilttv-slx
nerches lo a stone liean : thence uartlv thrumrh thu
said Uarbara Arlllla sur ey and partly through other
luid surejed In the warrantee name of Andrew
1 leitt ig souiii co uegrees easi iiperenes iu u posi
ui 1110 line 01 a nuune ruau leaning uterine l.lliio
Mountain ; thence along the line of the said road tho
two following courses and distances: north C2; de-
Lrcei case 14 ucrcue" iu a nine siumii. ana norm vi
uegrees east 24 jierchesto a post; 1 hence through
the said Andrew lleltvlg survey and ulong the llneot
Uud sold to J. D. l.lnvlllo north 1 ilegu-e east 1V1
it-rcnes to a stone ; incnce inrougn the said Andrew
lelttU aud Lewis Seaman survets andaiom: tho
llnnut land sold to J. 1) Limine south 79 vs degrees
last lMpercncs to a sione; inence along ine line di
viding the said surveys in the warrantee names of
llenrj Naner and Lewis Seaman south 0 degiees
cost 22 perches ton stone heap; thence by other
lauu surtejeu in ine warrantee name ui tieore jhi
ler. Jr.. south 71 degrees ens'. 207 perches lu thu
1 hesluut oak, the p'neo ot beginning; containing wo
acres nnu sj percues, sinci. measure, as iiiubuuie
had been rc-surveed by I-wls Yelter, Ksii., on the
KUtclilh and eighth of Noteinber, I8T0, for the said
unuer&ignoti.
ALSO,
All lh.it southern nart ot n tract of land surveyed
In tho name of William Stewart the tenth dayot
.May, A, I). 1,94, uv viriuo or awiirrunr uaieu twenty-second
day ot January, A H. 1791, thegreaterpart
thereof sltULteln Heaver township, Columbia coun
ty, stitout Fennsjlvaulu, and a fractional part In
North Union township, schujlktll county, buunded
nnd descilbed as follows, to wit: beginning nt a post
and running from thence by land surveyed in tho
name ot Ceorgo Itaneraud b llneot landsurvcji-d
In thonamoof Henry Near, now ow ncd bv said Ja
cob llrelsh, south 77! djgrees west 211 perches to a
stone; thence by the eastern boundary line ot a
tractor land suneyeu in tno name 01 luwis r-cauinu
noith IJ4 degiees cast 194 peiehes tun stone heap;
frnm thence soulh 7.1 degrees eat 2C0 lienlles tu u
post, and south IK degrees west uo jieuhes, be the
Hume more or less to tno place of beginning; con
taining 2110 acres, ne tno same more or less.
Selied, taken Into execution, and to be bold ai the
property of Jacob lirt lsch.
C. O. HUltPlir,
Coroner's Office, Coroner and acting sheriff.
litoomsOurg.ilay 5-ts.
IT PAYS
any smart, man who wishes to make J2,0f0 a ear on
small capital to commence In our llneot business.
Kpommi is aSi icultv. There Is no one In your
counu who cairlesou iho business. Vuu can learn
It lu ono week by stud Ing our instructions, which
wo send to all who ask for them. Ai.J man having
! 100 capital to start with can purchuse enough male
rial to root threo ordinary houses. '1 he sum realized
from sale und nront uu this supply, added lo the reg-
ularpay forlaW ,,3 Hoofer, should amount to not
lost lllllll tuu. AiieApeiL 1111111 vail i-usiij uu iiiu
work In nine working dais. Two utrbnnsuf small
UK ons can Join together to advantage- one canvass
ing, while the other nltendstn thowoik, Sendfor
our book of instructions (freo If jouwrlto at once),
1 nd study It. Asklor Uims. It .vou are tinoblotu
1 dvance tho money presint Ihe matter to the princi
pal store kei per In uur phue, talk It overwlthhlin.
1 In will bu glad tofurnMithe stuck nnd dl-ldelho
nront with vou. Wo will guarantee the territory tu
the tlrst responsible applicant. Address N, V, SL TK
ltODFINO CO , Limited, 4 Cedar St., N. v., and men
tion. D. fi Co. Apr2s-lw
Philadelphia & K. It. Co.
CENTENNIAL EXCURSION TICKETS.
On and after Stay 1st, 1S76, ond during tho contin
uance of the Centennial Exposition, i:curslon Tick.
its i-nnd fur l&davR from date of issue, will be is.
sued from stations on the Philadelphia fi Heading
Irnllrrmil nnil llninrhf-H. to I'hllailelnhla and return.
I v Passengers will bo tonvejed dlieclly to and
from the depot, which Is located In closo proximity
10 tue cenienniai imuuiug.
T 1 ' ,l-Tvr-VT
IlEAniNQ, April 26th, 1S70. General bupulntciid'ent.
April 2S111 1111.
"VrALUAIlI.E
1'ItOl'KKTY
V
AT
I'lUVATU SALi:.
The subscriber will offer at prlvato sale
TIIKEE TOWN LOTS
In tho town of Light street, Columbia eoiuity' Tho
Improvement!! consist ot a two-story franio house,
with necessary outbuildings, n blacksmith shup and
small triune nousu stuiuuiu lur u siiop.
Terras mado easy for purchasers.
J. 11. KK1M.
Light Etrect, April 14-2m.
FOB
400 ACRES
SALE!
OF COAL LAND
Lying In llrlar Creek and Fishing Creek Townships,
In Columbia County, nnd only about four miles from
Herwick. The laud is well timbered and a large vein
of coal open un said propertv .
For terms and conditions ot Bale, address er call
upon,
' It. DOWNING,
April 2l.-3m. Wllles-llarre, l'a.
pll'OUTANT NOTICE.
'lut RiibKfirllipr ftfrerft nt nrlt-fltrt nalfl tlio L'Ood will.
st oclr and Uxlurcs of thc.wtll known and long estab-
nsiioa
M ILLINE11Y STORE
on Main Ptrect, Hloomsburg, which hlfi for sears
had (he must extenslvu und bist put lug business of
its kiutl in town. ...
-rim rnuma heretofore occunled as the store will
bo b ated ut a reasonable lute. For particulars up
April 81,-lw. IIAItltlET IIAHMAN.
c.
M. BROWiN,
huHicmoYCuhls licet and hhoe.stnro rromiiroftn'H
lloti'ltolbt aooruuove wut'cmcner aim Bimrpicwj-.
Towunila lioota tx bjKClalty, Jifialrliib'OontjutbLioit
JOOUCU,
0 ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCEltN.
Vninnniteitihntnn the 20th d&v of March. 187(1. 1
imiKri.r. ,,f viimiiiKiini Kemblo tho articles enumer.
i,i..,i iu-intv. unit ieute them In his possession uutll I
tee Ut to remote them. All persons are forbidden lo
Interfere with ins nossensiou ui mo uiuu.
1 Move ond utensils, 1 rocking chulr, I Udstead, 1
waui.iana.iunK.i.Mg.. W, N, IIOSLEU,
Apr28 5w,
OTICE.
"'(lm nnderalgnf ii would hereby glvo notlco toal
parlies IndeLUd to him, oil note or Look account, Ui
cuniu forward und utile ut onco or the accounts will
Isi iiluceuiu uuijiunuttoi u.a juuprvuicvi- iutihu
. locuon.
Kb. 4-tf, HTJJTJIKN KNOHR.
riMlKARtTllKlt'S HA.LK 01' UNSEATED
I MNIH IK COl.l MUIA CO., I'A.
iiv virtue nt sundry actsot tho (leneral Assembly
of "tho (ominomtrlKh ut l'ei.iitjlviinhi r.hit b.gto
too snlo or sealed nn I Uiisr-fttr-it i a ids In II o c,-"'"
iv iif (-nlioittitiiete.. for taxes ill o nnd uumtln, I win
hrrl-r Siul.li.' 'tlVnl iho Court House, In tho Town
of Iilooiiisburg, on the
SECOND MONDAY OV JUNE, A. I). 1870
at In o'clock a. m., tho following described Pepos of
land, or such part thereof ns mav be neeessiiri to
RUlVfytho amount of t.ues due nnd unpaid n.ri tlnst
tho same, nnd conllntlo tho same from day 10 day as
tho same may be found necessary.
TKI1M3 OF HAI.K.
Tlio nmo-int ot tuxes nnd costs must In p M when
the land Is si ruck oil, or tho sale i may be atolded,
and tho property put up nnd resold.
So. of acrci. Warrantees or owners.
IICAVKIt.
Dols. Cts.
911
400
400
401
Bill
4i)
01
21
VI
Ames, Abott .t I.oseo
Columbia Coal Iron Co
, f 00
10 80
, 11) 80
, 11) 80
, 17 0)
, 10 SO
, 4 40
, 1 82
. 4 4 i
, 8 8)
. 13 20
. I 41
. 22 00
4 41
. 4 M
. 4 40
. 3 52
. 4 62
. n CO
. V 21
. IS 20
. 1 01
. 2 Ol
Drlesbacli, lstne
Divls, Isaac, estate
l'rv, (leorge W
Frlek. lieu. I'.....
uracil, John
tirnv, Wllll.uu
lhiuck, Jonathan
llliuleilller. Jacob AS
lloals, Charles fi John
,, ,,
Ingenberger, N
SlorrH, Daniel
Slnnn fi Itoat
Niingetser, ileorgo
Slmrait, William
smith, Tliinns
Vandusen, Altnman fi Co. . .
1 0
W)
31
14)
75
U
too
41)
7)
101
140
2(10
4.1
:;i
79.V
its
CUf
. 6 2S
. 7 02
3 A2
. 112 01
2-Vi
West lluck Sit Cool fi Iron Co.
Womeldorf fi Leteter
400
401
19
7
75
. 21 4J
. 21 4
07
2J
. 2 21
07
. 2 H2
. 3 3
. 1 11
. 2 22
. 1 11
. 3 3
. 4 42
. 00
. 8 20
. 1 04
. 1 OS
. 1 IIS
. 1 OS
. 8 83
. 3 00
. 3 20
,. 1 OS
.. 1 02
,. 1 82
.. 1 82
. 4 44
. . 3 113
00
.. 8 11.1
. . 2 22
.. 1 US
.. 8 23
.. 4 on
.. a 1.3
.. 3 33
.. f- M
1 lot
0 "
A roh, Jacob
Ash, tleorgo I,
Heater, Jes.se
Heaver, Charles ,
Hoyer, F. s
Hog.irt, Mnry
Duller Unger
Harnes, C. It
Ciirrow, Morris
Charles. Simon, Jr
Hrlesbach,(;eorgel'....
Hiuns, ltecce
Flanagan, A
Fry, vV. s
(learhart, Wm. 51
Hnrncr fi Chester
Hoffman, K. (I
Hunt, K. (I
Henry, William
HtiJlcv, Joseph
Hanley, Joseph
Klase.Jaeob
Keslcr, Frank
Klein. A
Lawrence, W. K
LewH, Frank
Filce, Clan nee
Patterson, II
ituthford Sain Co
smith, J. V
stuck, J.J
Scott, I'eter
Tlltoii, (lenrgo
VoMlne, II It
Wetrel, C. S
WorkUelicr, Samuel....
Wood, Augustus
UUNTO.V.
Mcllenry, IleiiJ
Appleman I'eter
ciirlsim.111, Ann
l'cnnlngiou, Jesse 11....
smith, Hannah
IllUAUCltCCK.
Apple, raul
Duwnnn, Jesse
llrtan, (luv
Cope, Chester
Clem, Win. T. D., Hav.
Doak, Henry
Dot'- fi I'ealer
FjltvanH, Martha J....
KWier, John
I'ealer, Samuel J
Deeeer, Hiram
Stackhouje, Joseph. .
3 "
1 "
4 '
1 "
R "
3 "
3 "
3 "
:i "
3 '
II "
5 "
3 "
4 "
2 "
2 "
4 "
8 "
1 "
8 "
2
3 '
S '
0 "
3 "
.. 8 31
.. 2 22
.. r. M
.. 1 OS
3 33
1
is
CO
45
0
1 42
1 ci
lo so
a so
l 03
of 200
3S
V Of 210
30
2S
'l Of 300
C
V ot mo
4 Of SIM
lei)
24
tIKI
C4
100
10
2 23
4 01
1 IS
81
3 25
1 35
1 (9
15
11
T.0
1 12
2 25
7 29
" 'i 4 50
" 1 21
" " 2 25
Sltler fi Hackhouse
CATAWISSA.
Hrobst, ,T. S
Coxe, C. s A
Clettell, Jacob
" Joseph
(lauincr. David!
Kruiii, Kllas
McNlnch, J. S
Wm
human Heuucn
CI'NTHALIA.
Illtln, James
Crane, Michael
cuadwlck, Ann Jane
Collins, I'eter F
cleaver, Wellington
Dougherty, Mlchajl
D.ivR Henry
Farrcl, -Maitln
Howells, Thomas
lloagland, Wm. Jl
Holmes, 'Ihomas
Hughes. Juhn J
Kllnofi Ulnebold
Keller widow-
I aiigon, Patrick
Marks, l.lud
" Ileorgo
Machen, 'Ihomas
McKinney, Charles
1'arks
outiin, l'alrkk
Siveet fi To ry
Van Huron, s. K Mis. .. .
Wlttlck, i-red
Van liuicn, s. K
Kantner, lswls
.1,'ler, William
(iriitltli, HenJ
llanley. John (1
Hannon, Michael
cestui:.
Achenbach, Sam
i oimer, Isaiah, estate....
Fritz, win , estate
(icod, Jacub
llogenbuch, Jerry
CONY.NOHAM.
lirennan. Ebcne7er
Urown, .N.ithanlel
llucher, I'eter
Huston, John
Kline, Juhn
Kline, John I.
Jordan. Hobert
M
10
100
11
18
2
S.1
S3
r.3
12
5 11
76
5 22
2 S3
4 07
87
4 6:
4 57
27 2J
12 57
2 lots
1
2 "
la.i
1 '
1 "
1 OS
7 6!
S3
co to
16 30
7 CO
8 10
CO
7 07
1 SO
3 1C
7 0
10 2
U 15
10 20
8 15
8 15
8 15
09
16 3.1
8 15
4 CO
1 SIS
8 15
70 0 r
H 15
7 16
2 02
7 38
10 20
1 22
C CS
1 S3
SI
2 02
441
450
111)
112
400
232
210
23
303
S
lie
SsU
100
101
361 CI
405 00
S2 (10
7fi ill
0 CO
9 60
i 6,5
poller, Andiew T " 47
Walker, Lewis
I 91
17 so
43 112
105 65
, co eu
co oo
4 65
8 30
8 67
Huston, Thomas
lluslun, Mary
'Irleu, Jacub
Ashman, Jacob
itruwn, William
Hurt. Andrew
lotl
Hresllne, Hernard..
5 51
Cuok, Catharine 6 65
" David 20 65
Dunahoc. Curnellus 2 8t
Davis, John F. 3 39
Gallagher, Frank 7 74
Jojce, I'eter GCi
Jones, t.tauT 12 19
Kllngam.m, Fred 6 ci
liailieines, ueo 9 60
Llndcnmuth, Uco. D t, cs
Moulsou, .lits VI
Magulrc, Terrence 15 03
Mnir fi Morns ss Oa
Marr, 11. h 27 50
McMunumuu, I'eter 191
Murphy, Anthony 4 62
Illchnrd a 62
" 'Ihomas 9 62
Shivery, Mathew u 11
Yocum, Frank 4 c3
Coughlln, .1, J 1 00
htokes. Washlnglon 1 70
riSHINGCltL'EK.
Ammerman, M. A 173
Huckulow, Wm, Est 8 09
Fowler, David 322
Jones. It. 11 1 80
Kindt, Jno. fi Co., 8 05
Lemon, T homos 5 99
Mears, William 8 cs
Mcllenry, Ed 311
Montgomery, D. Est 61
I'ealer, George 23
I'ealer fi Doty 3 S9
37
99
75
14
200
141
101
of OS
loo
3
iS Of 360
SKI
vwiiic, c 11
7 79
FRANKLIN
Vouglit, James
GHKENWOOD.
Lemon, Jacob
Watts, John SJ
Washburn, Geo
lleagle, Geo
Evis, Mary It
Emily
Miller, Isaac
Masters, (leu. Est.
Wilson, J. U .
l'arkcr, II, fi Ester
15
10
28
Lots 8
,1
ii ij
ti i
!i 10
1 C5
1 82
4 17
2 64
1 82
70
5 80
3 30
3 3il
82
HEMLOCK,
Appleman, Wm,
Hrugler, Ellsha,
Campbell, L. N
Evans, A, J
Hums, Jacob Est.......
Keal fi I'urseJl
I'ursell, Sylvester.
JACKSON.
Frlck, Geo. A
Hess, Henjainiu",',",'",",','.
12
1110
UI
IU
78
80
20
2 34
14 10
4 70
2 34
9 40
4 70
2 34
60
,800
101
9
25
C 10
86 6l
18 20
itanuuso vvusu....
1 44
ltiU, Isaac 1 01
LOCUST.
2'fl
24
2)
40
114
108
4
too
1UU
190
200
200
200
43
litlilniitou, Thomas
Hullg, Emanuel
Heaver G, fi J, I Kline
Fisher, John
Keller, lllchard
Kline J. L. a; G, Hupp
l.uvan, Lurilla
M) era, Mary
Huston, 'Ihomas
lleiee, Daniel
Huston, Mary
Churlolto
Reynolds, John
Mine, Dunlcl
MADISON,
10 67
1 62
1 61
8 03
605
9 79
1 01
8 08
4 04
8 OS
8 08
b 08
8 18
2 02
20
40
HechU'I, Jacob.,,
Kills, Wra. helm .
Frccio Jotind.,...
ft
I OS
87 10
MAIN.
Carey, Edward . 1 T4
Dewult, I'hinp 1 ft
Fisher, ('has a 26
Hosier, Jacob .. j-j 40
hlefer James a 10
Ui ugeuberger, Gnu. Est , la co
Manu, 1 . 1' jj to
Mcsleller, Joseph 1 64
Shuinuu, Jleubtu ji to
t-ini-tk, llrnbst, Yetter lIuuL...... 1240
Miuiuau, Wm. T 80 40
Yl'tUr, Danlul Kt....-..Z!! 12 40
' .iRAiin , f t t jjq
24
JUI)
19
100
IS
a
SCO
4
10
403
210
ItO
luo
MIFFLIN.
crenjy. Henry.
KlkcnJAll, .Nathan
Keller, John...... '
Michael, John Jr
Ntiiiireser (leo
11 t,i
1 M
8 2?
I 24
8 2S
81
12
201
CO
loo
CO
13
2J
83
12.1
21
15
07
Miss. Jacob... , "
, niA.ta. .fftr.nlt a si
ft OS
T. . .... . , U t),.
IMrkM. H.un Lst....
Siltllll, Joel
Mhwenpenhelscr, I.K......
" Abram
Williams, Sam
Yuhe, Amelia ...
MONTOUU.
Chrk.Andrcw
" Mary
II H
Hlshel, Jonathan Sr
ltunsey's, Lst
Wclllver, Hvnn
MT. I'LEASANT.
Mcilck, John
OltANlin.
Ilowman, Wesley.
crouse, lllram
Crevellng, Hainuel
Dlldlne, Abram
Miiyder, Win. K
I'INK.
Co.t, Heirs
Frlck, (leo. A
Funston, .luo. A
Frlck, LegguttfiCo
Kllnofi i uiterson
Warner, Margaret
Davis, Thomas Lst...
Done. Uco '
llOAHINGCllEKK.
llucher, I'eter
Iirelsch, Jacob
, 2 00
. 4 or
, 8 OS
, 1 24
. 2 VO
22 00
13 2S
22 00
1 05
4 SH
2 10
f6
87
60
Vi
24
10
2 18
1 8S
73
1 OS
2 13
DO
8
12
CS
4 42
21 SO
2 81
8 CO
15 12
15 67
2 19
42
f.
850
50
100
60
SO
lotl
' 1
8 10
4 17
fi 40
43
1 HO
18 20
4 05
8 43
C 87
1)1
45
2 06
45
13 60
II CO
6 71
8 66
2 07
2 27
2 VI
f.0
40V)
10.1
12
20
400
li 0
41
142
Heaver, (leo. fi J. 1 Ktlne
Frlckfi sjhuman
Huston, John part of-..
I.ltllo Itobt
Morris Jt.O. Hughes..
10
45W
100
Wellington, Wm
Itaub, J, Miller....'".'.".',".'.".'.'.'.'.'
Skate, Hnncy '.'.'.'.
Trlen, Jacob
Yocum, Llljab. -
SO
40
CO
1S
to
so
StHlAllLOAF.
Il'ickaletr, .las. F.st JO
Cu e, laeklel 's
custatd, .Mary J i
Docbler, Chas 89 co
dross, Nathaniel 8J1
Ilaitmoii, Jesse i 2 12
Hess, cretellug fi Co 9 80
ijiuDacli, Km, k a. Hotter 9 oo
Mcllenry .inn. J M
Stephens Wm. M oo
Yaple, Henry W1
II. W. McltEYNOLDS,
Treasurer.
20
SI
7J
400
l7
19
121
75
114
75
S
April 7.
rpKIiASUKEKri SAL 15 OF BliATKU
X LANDS IN COLUM1IIA COUNTY
Alsi tho following lots, pieces nn I parcels of Seat
ed lands, returned by the Ut collectors, nro to bo
sold at tho same time, under tho provisions of nn Act
ot Assembly, entitled "An Act relating to iho salo
of land tor taxes In Columbia county," approved
March GUi iscs :
SEATED LANDS.
llKAVElt.
lot I Haker, Thomas 1 31
luo Mciteyuoius, ii. tv u n
71 Morgan, T. li 10 22
261 l'lum, 11. M 31 b4
HENTON.
73 Knons, John 4 it
10 l.utz, Jacob 1 2it
110 Swariwout, John Si SI
W) Conner, I'resenu 2J 40
so lirlnk. Johu 3 7
60 limn. John 1 44
23 stlue, Andrew 1 34
HEIUVICK. .
4Ji' Sejbert, Daniel F 81
IIUIAItCHEEi;.
61
10
rmlth, Tobias 1 18
llruder, Daniel 1 77
Chatnberf , J. F. 1 Ci
Zaner, Anna.., C3
CKNTItALIA.
Moore, John 7 C5
Monaghiin, Mrs. Jno 2 Hi
1,'
1012
1
' 1
, 3
1
::?
" i
11 1
Kieisner, Kacnarian i us
Mellck. Wm. 1).,
11 CO i
7 40.
29 60'
7 4)i
22'
3 90i
B 23.
7 S3.
421
IS
McMcely, Michael
Knltlle, J. II
IMwlg, Jno
(iniighen.tThomas
Hanley, John 0
CE.NTliE.
sutler, John .7
Whltmlre, Samuel
Mack, Martha
Sej ln.-rt, Samuel
COXYNilllAM
flam, l'at
Hrad, Peter
Knlttle, Jonathan
liter. -Jinks
ohi:f..nwood.
Smith fi Kresslcr
Harry, James
Kesier' David M. Est
Vandersllce, T. J
Kline, l'aiton.Est. ....
LOCUST.
Myers, Jacob
MADISON.
Witts, Joseph.. ..
Whipple's, J. Est
IiOAlSINC.t'llKEK.
Erw In, Wm
I.eitui, Solomon
1'ilsclll.i
37 li
87
lot 1
' 5
lot 1
" 1
" 2
" 2
70
139
40
11
G
30
66
CO
67
24
13
47
2 91
4 90
15 85
1 CO
5 04
9 60
3 20
3 40
CO
16 S.V
7 70
43
40
45
2 24
Wltcny Jlarj.
II, W'.McItEYNOLllS,
Treasurer.
April 7.
SHERIFFS SALES.
ny vlrtuo of sundry wills to tho Sheriff jf Co
luiubla county directed, vtlil bo exposed to lmbllc
sale at tho Court House In Hloomsburg, on
SATURDAY, MAY G, 1S7GK
nt 1 o'clock p. m., nil th.it. (trtnln undlvicm one-half
of a lot ot land situate In seen township, Columbia
county. Ma., beluga ihiu-stone quarry, bounded 011
the east by quarry lot of aples aud l'ursel, on the
north by laiulnf Auron Iioone, un tho west by nn
other qunrry lot of Jesse 1). nice known ns the Green
quarry lot, south by hind') of mirou Hoone nnd other
hind of Jesse D. Idee; un which ure creeled twu
dwelling huiisi-H, stable, unice, hay scales and six
lime kilns; being Ire undlv Ided one-halt of the quar
rylot purchase,! by j, D. Kiceof Charles Lee, wllh
the nppurlenances,
ALSO,
The. other undivided tue-half of tho quarrv lot
above desirltxd, bdng the undllldtd tnc-half cf
said quairy lot, purchased by the said Jesse D. Klcu
Hum I'eter Schug, with the nppurteuancis,
ALSO,
Ono other piece of land In said township, bounded'
by lnnds of Isaac into on the south, on Ihe east bv
lands of the I spy lime and Cement company uud
others, on the berth by land! of Nathaniel L.l'amp
bell, anduu the west by land of l'ursel undWnples
und the qu.ury lots above described; contrlnlng
ubuulfuurucies.
ALSO,
ono w naif lot situate cn the North llranch Connlt
In said township of seutt, bound(d by lauds of Capt.
Waples, (i. W. cretellug and utheis; contaliilng uno
quarter ot an acre, inoi cor less. In lnc wharf lot our.
chase-dof Geoigo llldlaj's exicutois by the saldJ..
II. Hlce.
Ali-O,
Two other wlinit lots situate on tho North Ilvsncii
Canal In said township, adjoining landsof Cuni Wu
ples, deceased, cuvillng und Jloneryund itnura:
containing ub.-ul tnu-halt aero
ALSO,
All that tract of land situate In Madison township,
Columbia county, Fa , bounddl and described ns foll
ows: beginning ut a pott onlhe Hlerk Hun road
ending m.ni Jirtejiown to OrnngcMllo In llneot
land of Fury ChiMum, thuice bj iho bamo north
49 degrees eiust 42 and 7-10 peiihes to u post, thenco
by land of Sumuel Meredlih so pi-rclies 10 a post,
Ihenco by same north 2 Uegnes east 42 perches to il
post, theiicn by land of William vtelllier 7degree8
west 63 perches 10 11 post.ther.ee by tho same south 02
uegi cch w est s.l pi ulitB I o a post In Iho utoresald road
tin nee by said rood south 2u degrees easi to perches
to ttieplaie ot beginning; cutitalulng 64 acres and 117
perches and allowance; wheieonuio erected a Irumo
dwtlllng house, large bum, and outbuildings.
ALSO,
Another tract cf land adjoining thn last nbovo de
scribed tract of land un the 1.01 Hi, Meudllli cuitlio
east, ond other lands if Mi liner on the south; being
lands purchased cf W. Welllter, containing about 41
Seized, taken Into execution, and to bo Bold as tho
property of Jesse llllcc.
ALSO,
A certain tract ot land situate In Minim township,
CUiinibla county, bounded on ihuutouih by Hinrs
) die, it est by heirs of John Mlcha( 1, north by Geo.
aoouusci"'1 lM ty MrilUi'1"k! containing
A LSO,
A certain lot of cround bltuale In Miniln township
ntoiesala. bounded nn the south and east by a public
road leading from Minilnto lonjngham, west and
north by land of Emanuel Klkeudall ; cuntalnlng
of an aire, more or lur 8, w hereon are erected a fraiao
dwelling house, barn nnd other outbuildings.
belzul, taken Into extcutlni, uud tu lo bold us tho
property cf btepheu II. Bwauk, 'u0
ALSO,
At tho rnme time nnd placo all the right, title and
II!!?1'".0! Jd Stephen II. swank In tlio following
tract of land Htuatu In tliu township aforesalir.
bounded cn Ihu west by land of Xadhul
Swank, on tlio soulh by Geo. tl. Jenkins, east by Sa
rah Swank, and in rth by John Mowry; contafntn?
so uerea, miro or less, w hereon nro erected a froino
house, barn and other outbuildings.
Seized, lulintutoexicutlomahdto bo Bold ns tho
properly of Stephen 11. bwonk! M ,u0
Al0,
At the lomo tlmo ond plaie, all tho right title nn,i
merest of obadlohswaiikln tho Ml '.tt ng tract fc
and, bltuate In the townbhlp afoiesatd boumlid ou
l!,J,Viel5t, nDa ' ,!"ali sw unk, ciT he "Su lib?
Vii 0miJ J ''arnh Sw nnk, nia nor h by
John Mowry; containing to acret, nioro or less
ouamidlnTs m'CU' J U "vtDe hous,e' tonniffoSS?
nrSfy WMXVil' to bo bold as the-
(!. (1. Xllllllinv
Coroner ond Acting Sheriff.
Hloomsburg, April 14
. 187.Q...WHEIIE NOW7187B.
au'dht'olthy'stafts K0" ,UU ,ou'no't-
WHAT FOR?
TO buy a FAIIM out cf the
Ono Million Acrea
luSiNWAW? 8ale"n"e ""ANDItAF.
Hli-ong boils. Heady MorkUa. Sure erorm fn,n,i
Ill tnents all nloig. All finds tt products raWii
!: ner. timber ui.d 1 ul ding innieilalJ'
fig8:Ltt,i:;niio,,, ,u"
V,A,llOWAlll,C'nnm'r,
T,H I. I-KIHCB. Hec-y Land W
to. Jon si liw.e.aw.