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On ncrourt nf the crowiieil coiiiilllon of
Kistcrii niul Western I'enltentlarle.i, tbcro
Is jiroi6sltlon on 'foot to erect a new one,
ami ik coiiiiiiImIoii Iim been appointed to e
Iwt a site. Wc bellcvo a new one U neces
sary, but protest uRalnst Its being placed In
tlio Interior of the State. It should be lo
catpil In nnrtiWatern l'ciiDsylv.inin, because
it large proportion of tlio criminals come
from that section, and transportation nml
onvenlentv slioiilel be taken Into consldera
timi. The Philadelphia institution is at one
cud of the Pa. 11. U.s and that at Pittsburg
Is at the other end, and both In the Southern
portion of the .Sttitt;.
No bcltcrlocation could be selected than
llloomsburg. Coal, Iron and stono are abun
dant, nnd labor is cheap. The Heading road
connects us uith the Schuylkill nnd West
llrar.ch j the 1). II. & W. It. It connects the
l.'liigji and Delaware with tlie Susquehan
m,and the D.I..&W. and Northern Pennsyl
vania with llarrisburg, all centering at or
near llloomsburg. l ood is abundant acd
cheap, and water of the be-t quality easily
attainable. Ily all means throw northern
Pennsylvania together, and take a look at
our facilities.
TI1K PASSAGE OK TIIK SH.VtK lllhb.
On Saturday morning last at 5 o'clock in
the morning, after a continuous cession of
1 hours the amended Silver Hill passed the
Senate by a votu of 48 yeas to 21 nays, or
more limn two thirds. Senators Wallaco and
I'.uncron voted for it. The Homo will tin-
dobledly pass the Bill by more thau a two
thirds vote, accepting tlio Senato amend
mcnts. Hayes veto iu that event would be
inoperative.
The full text of the bill with amendments
as it passed tho Senate is as follows :
lie it enacted by the Senate, nnd House of
representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled. That there
shall be coined at tho several mints of the
United States silver dollars of the weight of
412J grains Troy of standard silver, as pro
vided In the act of January 18, 1837", on
which shall be the devices and superscrip
tion provided by said act, which coins, to-
gether with all silver dollars heretofore
a coined by the United States of like weight
and fineness, shall be legal tender at their
nominal volue for all debts and dues, pub
11c and private, except when otherwise ex
pressly stipulated in the contract. Aud the
secretary of tho treasury is authorized and
directed to purchase from time to time, ail
ver bullion at the market price thereof, not
less than $2,000,000 worth per month nor
,ore than $4,000,000 worth per month,
fd cause the same to be coined monthly
fast as so purchased into such dollars,
nd a sum sufficient to carry out the pro
'ision of this act is hereby appropriated out
(f any money In the treasury not otherwist
appropriated. And any gain or seigniorage
arising from the coinage shall be accounted
'for and paid in to the treasury as provided
under the existing laws relative to the sub
sidiary coinage, provided that the amount of
money at any one time invested in such sil
ver bullion, exclusively of such resulting
coin, shall not exceod $5,000,000, and pro
vided further that nothing in this act shall be
construed to authorize the payment in silver
of certificates of deposit issued under the
provisions of section 254 of the Itevised
Statutes.
Sec. 2. All acts and parts of acts incon
sistent with the provisions of this act are
hereby repealed.
Sec. 3. That immediately after the passage
of this act tho President shall invite the
governments of the countries composing the
I.atm Union, so called, and of such other
Kuropean nations as ho may deem advisable
to join tho United States in a conference to
adopt a current ratio between gold and sil
ver, for the purpose of establishing internal
ly the uo of bimetalic money, aud securing
fixity of relative value between those metals,
such conference to bo held at such place iu
Kuropo or the United States, at such place
in Kurope or the United States, at such time
within six months as may be mutually agreed
upon by tho executive of the governments
joining in the same, whenever the govern
ments so invited, or any three of them shall
have signified their willingness to unite in
the same. The President shall, by and with
the consent of tho senate, appoint three
coramhsioners, who shall attend such con
ference on behalf of the United States, and
shall report the doings thereof to the Presi
dent, who shall transmit the same to con
gress. The said commissioners shall each
receive the sum of i2,500 and their reason
able expense, to bo approved by the secre
tary of state.'and the amount necessary to
pay such compensation and expenses is here
by appropriated out of any money in the
treasury not 6therwise appropriated,
Sec. I That any holder of the coin au
thorized by the act may deposit the same
with the treasurer or any assistant treasurer
of the United Slates in sums not less than
$10 and receive therefor certificates of not
less than $10 each, corresponding with the
denominationspftho Uulted States npte. The
coin deposited for a amount representing the
certificate shall be retained in the treasury
for the payment of the same on demand.
Said certificates shall be receivable for cus
toms, taxes aud all public dues, and when
eo received may be reissued.
Scranton's Mob.
the iiAiiinr.EAWH escape of an offend
Kit FHOM 1IKIKII TORN TO I'lECIX.
On Friday evening Mr. Lee, uu invalid,
and his wife left their littlo jrirl. aged 2j
yean, at home iu led whilo they went to n
ucighbors. Tlio doors wero locked. As Mrs.
Lee returned to her homo Patrick Norton
dartrdfrcm tho cellar. Tlio child was very
weak aud the mother soon discovered that it
had been OMuultcd iu a fearful manner. The
news rapidly spread next morning. A war
rant was procured for his arrest. Four ofti
cers were icut to find liiui. Ho made a ttout
lesistanec, and when the officers camo from
tho liousj a wild and angry crowd had asn-ui
lilcd aud Notion must havo been torn to plo
tv's but for tho ofliciw, who with drawn clubs
kept tho mob fioui approaching. Norton
was taken to tlio city prison, followed by the
mob. His examination was delayed until tho
cxcitfintnt, ulalcd. 'J bin l.e wus lolcn to
foro Aldeiman Hooter. Five police officers
guarded. 'iVrii. Tlid'Alderuiau committed him
o priiof yrAiic'' )Vr Sim.
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flIANfl AS A fAl'll'lC MEASIIM!.
CoNTAXriMil'i.i:, February 14lli, Tho
Ilritish fleet passed through the Dardanelles
at three o'clock Wednesday nftcrnoon. The
Turkish government concluded that a mere
protest meets tho neceiwltles of the situa
tion. The Timet In Its leading editorial article
to-day says! "Himla has Incurred a grave
and needle's responsibility, and sho will
have to give guarantees to Austria as well
ni to England that she will quit Constant!
noplo if she should fulfill her rash Intention
to occupy It with troops."
Tho ienna corraspnndent of tho lute
says: "The excitement here Is dally Increas
ing at the turn eastern affairs are taking, and
the excitement In Hungary is even greater."
The Pesth correspondent of tho Slcmdard
telegraphs as follows : "The situation is re
garded as very critical. Tho emperor has
sent for Archduke Albrecht, field marshal
and i-jnimandcr-in-chlef of the A Intro-Hun
garian army, lor the purpine of oncertlng
Important, military measures.
"The government organs maintain that
P.iHsla has broken her word, and that Aus-tro-Hungary
will bo compelled to march to
war with Kngland in order to force Itussln
to bo faithful to her promises nnd return to
her former programme."
London, February 15.
Lord Derby's protest against Husslan oc
cupation of Constantinople is published. It
is very decidedly worded. It demonstrates
that the entry of tho ltussian troops would
be a violation of the armistice and might
provoke disorders, causing the very danger
to the Christians which the Russian govern
ment deprecates. It concludes as follows:
"Her Majesty's Government cannot ac
knowledge that the dispatch of Ilritish ships
to Constantinople has any bearing on the
entry of licmiati troops Into tho city, which
latter measure they consider uucalled for by
any circumstances of military or other ne
cessity, and the constquenccs of which may
be most disastrous to the whole population
of tho city." Lord Derby also telegraphed
to Lord Loftus on February 1" that ho had
expressed to Count Schowvatotl' the govern
ment's earnest hope that the Russian troops
would not make any moement toward Gal
llpoli or any movement of a nature to threat
en the communications of tho fleet, as any
such movement would be regarded in Eng
land as compromising the safety of the fleet,
and iu the actual state of public feeling he
(Lord Derby) could not auswer for conse
sequences, which might be serious.
A dispatch to Reuter's Telegram Compa
ny from Constantinople, February 14, says :
"The Ilritish fleet is expected to enter the
Bosphorus ts-morrow. Sir. Layard, the
British Ambassador, has telegraphed to Lord
Derby that tho Sultan has received a dis
patch from the Czar stating that his treops
would occupy the neighborhood of Constan
tinople in a friendly spirit and with the
same object, namely, for the protection of
his subjects.
A dispatch from St. Petersburg of to-day's
date to Reuter's Telegram Company Bays :
There is great anxiety here, particularly
among the English residents, ou account of
the critical situation. Russiau national
feeling is becoming excited.
Reuter's Telegram Company has received
the following dispatch,datedConstantinople,
Friday night ; Namyk Pasha has gone to
the Russian headquarter, charged to en
deavor to dissuado the Qraud Duke Nicho
las from occupying Constantinople.
The Berlin Aorth German Gazelle says a
request was received from bt. Petersburg
yesterday that German influence would
make itself felt. That influence cannot but
be peaceful. In spite of all assertions to the
contrary the relations existing between the
three Imperial Courts not only place all
idea of any coolness arising between them
entirely out of the question, but also oiler a
sure guarantee for the maintenance of gen
eral peace.
The St. Petersburg correspondent of the
Timet says he has been inlormed that the
peace negotiations are now practically in
terrupted, for.since the appearance of British
men-of-war in the Sea of Marmora, the
Turkish Plenipotentiaries declare that com
plete autonomy for Bulgaria is inadmissi
ble.
Austria's voin:.
A dispatch from Vienna to the Times says:
It is quite possible that the Czir will suc
ceed in concluding negotiations with Turkey
before the conference meets, thus creating
the desired fait accompli. But after the
declarations of the British and Austrian
Governments she can scarcely expect that
such fait accompli will be unconditionally
recognized. As regards this government it
has not omitted, in its confidental communi
cations to St. Petersburg, to point out the
clauses in the preliminary stipulations signed
at Adrlanople which all'ect European and
Austrian interest b, in the matter of which
accomplished facts could scarcely be re
cognized. No written notes have been ex
changed on the subject, but for all that the
Russian Government is fully aware how far
such faita accompli, effected by a treaty with
Turkey, are likely to bo recognized by this
country.
London, Feb. 10. A Reutcr despatch
from Constantinople says the Briti'h fleet has
been withdrawn to SludaniaBay forty miles
south of Constantinople. This movement is
attributed to a desire on tho part of England
to facilitate negotiations to prevent the entry
of tho Russians. The instructions to Namyk
Patha have been revoked, and he has not
gone to Adrianoplo.
The report that n congress would be held
at Baden-Baden is confirmed. Negotiations
havo been ".concluded. All Powers, including
Russia, have assented. The ienna J'otiltcal
CorretjtonJence says : "Negotiations were
only delayed by tho sudden neutcness of the
relations of England nnd Russia. J ho Czar
and Sultan arc actively exchanging personal
friendly despatches. It is expected peaco will
bo signed by the time tho congress meets,
namely two or tureo weeks later." Another
Vienna telegram says : "Notwithstanding
tho prospect of a congress, the situation is
btill considered grave. It is rumored that
Lnglaud has made overtures for an under-
standing and arrangements with Austria. The
latter is uegotiatiting a loan with the Roths
chilJi." A special despatch to the Timet from Ber
lin says : "Not only Is it uulikely that Ger
many will toke tho part of arbiter by declar
ing against any power attempting to interfere
with Russia, but tho indications are that
Russian action is regarded hero as at variance
with tho understood programme, namely, tho
liberation of Christians and nothing more
The Interpellation on tho Eastern question
comet in tho Reichstag on Tuesday. '
Tho i-aiuo pflnr,in ils second edition, prints
tlio following despatch irom J era, 1'cb. 15
"It is generally expecttd that Grand Puke
Nicholas will enter Constantinople with apor-
tlou of his unuy.but will como as a guest and
friend of tho nation with tho consent of the
Sultan, the Russians considering that this
will give England no catut lelli, especially as
her ships aro near the capital ngaiust the ex
pre wish of the Sultan and tho Porte."
The Timtt' leading editorial article todny
is very tmcific In tone. It says "It will be
(lite to como gratuitous mismanagement
if the relative position of England and Rus
sia near Constantinople leads to any serious
misunderstanding. Our own government
may be entrusted to net with combined mod
eration and firmness. If tho Russians are rea
sonably prudent time is no rcaon why the
Powers thould not enter peacefully into the
confcrciioo''
wasiiimiios i.KrrKR.
WamiI.nhtoN. I). (!., Feb. Ill, 1878.
Tho vtoe of IS to 21 In the Senato on Sat
urday on the silver bill Indicates a new fi
nancial policy fur the (hivrumcnt. It
means far more than the rcinoiiclhtation of
silver. Coming soon utter rcmonetiratlon
will bo the repeat of the resumption act and
a cessation of high taxes for a rapid reduc
tion of the public debt. Senator Beck's bill
to prevent undue inert-use of tho sinking
fund will pass. Whether or not all these
measure aro for the public benefit, there is
no doubt that the m-ce-sllles nf the people
are what liayr Induced Congre to do what
It has already done and to propose the fur
ther legislation indicated above. We shall
soon know tho rtlVt-t of these various meas
ures. Meantime I hero is ouo thing which
unquestionably would produce relief, and
which should not bu loot sight of. Tliat is
a reduction of Federal expenses. There is
no doubt that would enhance the value of
our bondi, stimulate, business, and lessen
the price nf living. No question as to the
"public faith" is involved, and the benefits
would extend to all exept nllicj-holders
and Government t-ontrai-tors. If the Demo
cratic majority of the House would bring
about uch a reduction the party would se
cure an indefinite leaso of power in tho
country.
The despatch from New Orleans published
this morning, that Governor Nichols will
pardon Anderson nf the Returning Board,
and Wells, also, If convicted, is, to say tho
least, an astonishing document. It means
that Wells will not be tried. It certainly
Indicates a desire to prevent a full exposure
of the means by which Hayes was made
President, or a submission on the Governor's
part to the bulldozing announced by Hayes
and Sherman. If the Governor wishes to
do his whole duty to his State and to the
country, he will not interpose between Wells
and the penitentiary.
Haynrd Taylor, appointed Minister to Ger
mrny is a Pcunsylvanian, a moderate Repub
lican and a man qualified by a wide Europe
an acquaintance for tho place. He is tho only
translator of the greatest of German poems-
Faust and is the valued friend of all the lit
crary men of the Nation to which ho is sent.
This appointment is one eminently lit to be
made, aud is especially creditable to an Ad
ministration which has so signally failed in
most of its foreign appointments.
Mnuy some say at least twenty venera
bio members of the Senato were subjects for
missionary labor on the part of temperance
men on the night the silver bill passed. I
havo seen no classification of thoio reported
to have been "under the inlluencc," but sup
pose tnat party linos were not observed. Mur
phy spoke uext day Sunday on tho steps
of the Capitol but did not allude to the Sen
atorial jamboree.
Genl. Butler pays he got a plain promise
from Mr. Hayes to appoint some one to a
Post Offico in Massachusetts, and before the
echo of the promise had died out in the
Whito Honse another man was appointed.
The General has gone into print about it, and
threatens vengeance against everybody who
had a hand in preventing his friend's ap
pointment. When the General commences
to throw bricks, of which he said sometime
ago his hat wa' full, the administration will
know what fighting is. The General is a very
able man, and as he hasn't an atom of con
science or delicacy, he will not bo choice in
the selection of missiles.
Seminole.
Rome, February 20. Cardinal Glovac-
chino Pecci, the pontifical camerlengo, has
been elected Pope. He has taken the name
of Leo XIIL
The Vienna AVip Free Prtn says : it is re
ported that tho Austrian Minister of Fi
nance will proceed to Loudon on a special
mission.
TtclMntluit Quarterly Reriew for January
las been republished by tlio Leonard Scott
Publishing Co , 41 Uarclay street, New York
Wo can do littlo more than enumerate the
articles :
Art. I., considers the moral and intellectu
al character of the renaissance in Italy and
EuL'lnml.
Art. II., on the uso and abuse of Scientific
lectures, pives hijdi praise to Prof, Tyndall
for his endeavors to render scientific truth
to tho public at large, but severely condemns
him for carrying his tpeculations beyond the
province of the natural sciences.
Art. III., In Sehlieinann's Jlycenie, is :
discussion by a writer who has seen aud hap
died tho treasures of the truth of Dr.S's in
terpretation of his discovery.
Art. IV. "March of an hnglish (5eucra-
tion thiough Life."
Art. V "Democracy in Kuropo" reviews
favorably Sir Kri-kitio May's recent work on
tho hubject.
Art. A I. "A I rench critic on Goethe'
Art. VII. Treats of railway accidents, and
conidors the causes of thc;-e accidents, and
gives tho substance nf existing fpeeial legis- j
lation with regard to the safety of railway
passengers, and urges tho ricccs-sity of enforc
ing by tho Legislature of precautions ni-glect-
cd by the railway companies.
Art. VIII., is a summary of the leading
vents in tholifo of Lord Melbourne.
Two other articles ou domci-tic polities
complete tho number.
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DYSPKI'NIA ! DVSI'l'.l'SIA I DYSPEPSIA I
Dyspepsia Is the most perpleilng of all human all.
menis. Its h.vinptoins ore almott lunnlle In their
variety, and tho forlorn and despondent Mctlmsof
the blbt-aso often fancy themsdves tho prey, la turn,
or e try known malady. 'Ibis Is duo Juparftotae
iloso sjuitathy which fxlats between tho Momach
ami tho brain, and In nart albotothe fact any dls.
turbancoof Iho dlgestlre functions ncccusarUy dis.
oroera iue mer, me uoneia aim iuu nenuuw 8)siem,
olid affects to mjidu extent tho quality of U10 blood.
K. K. Kuiikers Hitler Wine bflrona burecure.
This Is not a new preparation to bo trli-d und found
wanting, It bus been prescribed dally for many years
in the practice of emtnent physicians with unparal-elt-d
success. It is col cxpitn-d or Intended to euro
all the cllti-utfs 10 which the human family Is sub-
Jcct.but Is warranted to euro Dybtepsla Inllsmokt
obbUnatu form. Kunki l s llliu r v, ine of Iron necr
falls to cure, Kjniiloina of Dyfc-pfctu aro lots of
appetite, wind and rising of tho food, doness of the
mouth, heartburn, distention of tho fctomacb and
bowels, constipation, headache, dizziness, Mi-eplcs-ijcsh
anil low spirits. Try the grt-at remt-dy and bo
tonvluctd of Its merits. irt Iho gt-uulno. Take
only Kunki l's whim Ik put up only In one dollar InjU
lira, li. pol, t'J North Mnth Mrti-t, Hdhidc-lphla,
I'u. It i.um t (Alia, t or tale by itll Druggists and
dealt rs oi?rywh;rc
Ask for K. F Kuukrr lilitcr wino of Iron und taVo
no oilier. MX bouts loriKu dullrs, or one dollar
lr bottle.
WOHM4! WOII.MS! WORMS 1
K, Y, Kunki I'h Worm Kprupneur falls 10 destroy
I'lli.Ktai IK Nonuuh worms. Dr. Kunkil, the
inly miLcislul inyi-lcian who rrrnuves Tuiw Worm
In two liourealuo wih'buui, and no Ico until re
moiul. Ci.mmcn H-ubo Uoclua If Tohj Worm bo
11 rooted, all UUer worms can lu readily uVbtrrm-d.
Kitdfor circular loK F, Kunl.el, tut North Ninth
Mroet, riiltadt-lpbls, 1'R., or rail on your druguUt
for 11 bottle of ItuuKelH Wcrm hiiun, wlte l. It
htm Mil. leb
The ttnmlntil rrmrdlra tor alt dlsoasos (it tho
i
liuifs are Scbenckt Pauncnlo Mjrrup, Pcbtaci'ssa
WoodTonte and Schenck'o Mandrake rills, ana It
they aro taken beforo the lungs are destroyed they
effect a speedy cure. To thoeo medicines Dr. J. II.
8chcuclc,of 1'bltadelplila owes his unrtrallcd succsss,
la the treatment ot pulmonary diseases. Tho Pul
monic syrup ripens the morbid matter In ttie lungs,
nature throw It orr by an essy ctpeoturatlon.and
the patient has rvllof from the prostrating cough.
The Mandrake l'llls must bn frrrly used, to cleanse
sad "tliuMlnte tli'lim.th and lln-rs Iter remove
all obstructions, rolit th" " b'a tdcrau.l start the
btle frotly, anil fie ltcr ts hjuii ri ,I"tcJ. Schcnck's
sea WVfv Tonl- H a geultcMlmuLmt and atterathe;
tho otkUl ut nhlch It ti couipJKd miles with tho
food and prevents souring. It n-ulsU tho digestion
by toning up Mic staunch tu a healthy condition,
so Uiat Mio food and tho l'uirnuntc wrup win make
good blood : thf n the lungs heal, and tho patient
wilt surely get well It ran- Is taken to avoid fresh
cold. Full rilrt-ctlnns accompany radi preparation,
.Ml who wish to consult Dr. -heiiol; personally, can
dj so at his principal otlM-, rourncr of Mull and
Arch streets, 1'Jdladt-lplila, i-vi-ry Monl.ij,
Letters to tho tiliove ndtltvss, luvkltiy adlcf an
swered free of charge.
Sk'hcncli'8 Medicines are sold by all drturgMs.
fib
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lirrohv irlw-ii tint tho niirtnTslih) bo-
twifii White A iu NiVHft'ur onnifovllli,
CnlimiuU rounty, IU , ua-t ttKsnlttjil on the li.tli iUy
ot Febnury, A. 1)., 1ST j and tli it ttw h iM HiivrtKe
has hoM iiH tnterret to thus ill White. Wio p-opos-cftto
contfimo the lnism-H in his own n.imo, nil
persons lndetii-d to mid firm mil en ne Turward 1m-inndiutt-ly
and mike Kottleuicnt thm-of tnthnmr
TlWnif partner c. It. White, nnd nil ulnlm-i njMlnst
Bald tl r in Ahull bu presented lu t ho said White tor
settlement.
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PUBLIC SALE "
OP VAI.UA11LK
Real Estate! !
In pursuance of an order of tho Orphans' Court o
Columbia county, tho undcrblgned Adnvnlstrntors.
Ac, or Michael Ltrou-r, late 01 (ho Town ot llloomsn
bury, said couut, de'd., will eipo-'o to public Mle o
tho premises on
Friday, March 15, 1878,
commencing at 10 o'clock, a. m., a Tract of Land sit
uate In Main township, said county of Columbia, con
talnlng 102 ACRES,
more or less, adjoining lands of Aaron Hosteller,
Aaron Miller and others, and a public rotul, wliereou
are erected u
TW0-ST0RY DWELLING HOUSE,
(food Hank lUro, Wagon House and Corn Crib, good
out-buHdlnK9,good frprlng and spring house, yood
water on tho premises,
GOOD APPLE OKCHAKD,
and other fruit trees hind In a eood state of culti
vation. A public road runs through the land and
one on north side ; convenient to school and church.
Term of Sale. Ten per cent, of one-fourth of
the purchase money to be paid at the striking down
the uroperty. the one-rourtn less tno tea per
cent, at couilrmatlon absolute, and tho remaining
three-fourths In one year thereafter with interest
from connnnatton nisi. Tenant3 share of grain tn
tho ground to bo resened. Deed to bo delhered at
expense of purchaser.
AARON OltOVEII,
JO&11UA KKTTKIIMAN,
feb. 22, IS-ts Administrators.
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premises on
SATURDAY,
3IAKCII lCth, 1878,
at 10 o'clock a. m.,the following described real estate
io,wu : ah mat certain messuage ana
TRACT OF LAND
ibclng tract No. 1.) situate in Beaer township, Co
lumbia county, bounded and deserted as follows,
viz : Ueglnntog at a stoue in a public road In otcli
Valley, thence along Bald road north f-eienty-nve
degrees, cast llfty-seven and one-tenth perches to a
stone, thence by land of (Jeo. r. Drelsbach north ten
degrees we&t, one hundred and forty-six perches to
a sione, thence south seventy-lit e degrees east, ono
hundred and forty-eight perches to tno placo of be
ginning, containing
50 ACRES,
strict measure, with tho appurtenances.
Tract No. J, a certain piece or parcel ot land situ
ato in Ueaver townsblp aforesaid, bouhded on tho
east by Aaron Drelsbach, on tho north by ColumbU
Coal and Iron Company, on tho west by other land
of told (lldeon Ilunstuger.deceased.and on the south
by land of Francis cruuse, containing
F O It T V A C It K S
with the appurtenances,
TEUMS OF SALE.-Onn-fourth upon tho striking
down ot tho property, one-fourth upon tho coutlrmu
tlon ot the bale, and tho remaining ono-hair In ono
jear thereafter.
JOIIN llllNSINOKIt,
feb. VI, '8-ts Administrator.
T 1ST OI-
CAUSES FOH TltlAX AT
AKCII TKHM, 1S7S.
HKST WKCI.
Hamucl J. Case vs. Jonas Doty.
Wilson (llbbonsvs. Jonas Doty.
I.. F. Davis js Jonas Doty.
Iteuliru Klsner s. Millers Seybert.
llrockway and Kut s. J. Mtllo rllauo.
l'eter Kuecht vs. Samuel tchwt-ppenhelser et. nl.
Henry u. Conner vs. Emanuel Conner's Adm'r.
KdwardGcraghty s. couyngham township.
1'hlllp Ayplenian s. W. 11. Crawford.
Nathan creasy s. Charles Maurer t-t. al.
Aaron Dreh-bach vs. hlmonbhellbammerct. at
Ezra s, Lyons vs J, U. Ky as.
Jacob Evans' Ex'r. vs. Thomas E. Ueddls et, al.
Samuel Glger s. Francis Evans,
David J. Waller vs. (ieorga Weaver's Exr's.
llloomsburg Lumber Co. vs. William Morris et, al.
llloomsbuig Lumber Co. vs. William Morris et. ux.
William LlunUlle 1'tter Ent's Administrator.
E. D. Adams vs. John Se bert.
Mary George s. James Morilson
Daniel U-lby et. al. s. llenrv Knapp et. ul.
haruh Caul s. Samuel and Emma lieppcrt.
J. It. J&mlbon s. M. (Irou-r s admr's
M. ''rover's admr's. s. II ll. Knorr.
Augustus Ererbart s. D.inlc-1 Emhart,
Bernard Aiamerman s. M. C, Johnson et ux.
SKCOND WKKk.
Nlel Ltnlhen s. Conynghara and Centralla I'oor
Dlstilct.
John 11. hcott 1 s. Itornhard stormy r.
Simon Krebbs vs. William Mastellcr. .
C. II. Iirockway vs. First National Hank ot llerwlck
Iwls Mwhenberg vs. Andrew lioyer
William Snder's Exr's is Valentino Illdleman
c. W. 1 hoiopson v 8 Iiernhard Stobner
Unltcul states Fanning illll Company vs Franklin
Yocuin
Thomas Knorr's ex'r vs. O. A. Knoir et al.
I'ermella Kooqs s. sclticr i- Miller.
Conrad swank s, D.intcl Swank.
Matthias shaner ts John McllowoU'a adm'r
(loorgo W. Dals vs. Conyngham aud Centralla Poor
District.
Henry J. Edwards vs. William Wain.
William Kingston vs. Montgomery Cot.
Patrick llyrncs vs. Conyngham and Centralla Poor
lusinci.
William Kingston vs. Montgomery Cox et, ux.
Elijah Lemons x. Heller & Kt-s.
Elijah Lemons vs. A. 1. Heller,
KUIoli Lemons vs. C W. liwrt.
Joba Schcll s. John lllnderlter et. al.
Jacob Johnson s. lcobert s. Eut,
neury .-sagio vs. iiioomsourg Lumber Co.
4
SSKINKK'8 NOTICE.
otl04 Is hereby crh en that thn iinflprkttrnecl baa
been annotated ud asstirneo for the benefit of credu
torn of wlliumltaup,ancl has taken upon himself the
uum-a ui mo irutc. ah pi-moils uro mereioro ro
nmrcd to nettle with him, adjust and pay to him all
account, detibt and dues of tlio Knld t llllnm ltinm
andtbuso hating claims to submit them to tbuus-
Diguvu piupc-riy auuieuiicaioa.
W. 11. ARI10TT,
:eb. V), 1 4w catuw Isaa, 1'a,
SHERIFFS SALE.
Hy virtue of sundry writs Issued out of tho
Couit of Commin l'leas of ColumbLt county and to
mo dlrc-cled will bo expo-H-d to public salo at the
Court Houmj at two o'clock p. m., on
WEDNESDAY, MAUCII 20, 1878,
A certain lot of ground Uluate In the town ot
llloomsburg, Columbia county, Pennsylvania, de
scribed as follows 1 bounded northwardly and east
ward by an arey, bouthwardly by lot of M. c
Woodncrd, and wetlwordly by Eakt btrcct, being 00
teet rro&t and li feet deep more or less, whereon
aro ertetod a frame d elllug house, stable and out
bulldlngs.j belied, taken Into elecutlon, and to sold as tho
rroKrty ot I'usper Kren-ler,
ALSO,
All Ihofe certain four tracts of land Mtuato In Ilea-
ver township, Columbia county, aud statoot 1'euv
syhanla, lKmded und described us follows 1 Ono of
them beginning at 11 lot ot the south-west corner
of utrauof lamlbuiu-)td on 11 warrant tocatba
rlno Longenbi rger, I hence by the bald Catharine
Longriibc-rgcr tract norlhbliKen degrees west two
hundred and bcvcnty-two perches to a Ji0bt,thence
north Itwenty-cne degrees wen ono hundred and
(wehc lerches to a lH, IIkjxo ty land bunejed
In tho iiaraoof Tlioir.ns I.cpic n boutb bounty de
grees webt oue hundred and btxty jtc1b to a iol,
tlience ty land burteyed In ti.o nunin of Daniel
Nejrr uorth sUUep, slid a half degrees east
three hundred and icienty-nlne perches to a poet,
Itienip nprthheienty-elght degrees raft eighty-four
perches to a pobt, hcn;o bylajid of Jesao liiooka
noilh twtlic dtgreea wctt clghttf p perches to a, fed
oak, thence by land In the Memo ot Jesse brooks
horth soventy elxlit doitreea.eatt eighty perches to
a posti the place of beginning! containing three
hundred and soventy-ttvo and threo-foitrth acres,
and allowances, more or less. Surveyed cm woi rant
to Andrew Clark, dated tho fid day ot August, 1TV3.
sd, One other of them, beginning at a post, tho
south-west corner of tho nboio described tract sur
veyed cn a warrant to Andrew Clark, thence by tho
western line of said Andrew Clark tract norlh Hi
teen and a half degrees west three hundred and
seventy ntne perches to a post, thence by land sur
veyed on warrant to Mary fcott and Jacob N'eycr
tout h seventy ami a half degrees west eighty jwrches
toastone.thcnceby land surveyed In tho name of
the said Jacob Neyer nontti jcventy-tourand a fourth
degrees west ono hundred nnd twenty-nine perches
to a pine, thenro by land nun eyed on warrnnt to
lienj imln Syock south twenty Plx degrees east one
hundred nnd twenty-five perches to a pine, th"nee
byj.ind survcyeel 01 a warrnnt to tleorgo Nejer
south thtrfen degreos cast two hundred nnd sixty
nine and flic tenth perches to a post, thence by land
siirtejed 011 a warrant to John llarron, Jr., north
heventy-clght degrees east ono hundred and six
perches to a hickory, thence by land surveyed In tho
nama ot Jesse llrooks north U d'greos west twenty,
eight perches to a post, thenso by the same north
teieotj-tlght .degrees eastnlnety-slx perches to a
post, thi place ot beglnnlug : contilntng f jur hun
dred and forty-two and nhalf acres, more or less,
being tho sativj tract of land suriejed on warrant to
D.inlcl Neyer rlited nd ot August, 1793.
3. Oue other of them, bi-glnntng at a post, tho
soulli-w est corner of tho lost abo 13 described iract
8iinc)cd on warrant to Daniel Neyer nnd Ihence by
tin sat 1 Danlol Neyer north thirteen .degrees west
two hunlred and sixty-nine and nve-tcnth perches
ton pine-, theuce byUudof llcnjvmlu Hjocl; south
slxti -fo'ir degrees west to the Una dividing a pat t of
thts tract sold to Jacob Ha-der, t hencci by the s.ild
landofjacob tltvste-r to the northern lino of land
surveyed on warrant to John 11 irrou, Jr., thenco by
tho sanio nortn smenty-ctght degrees cist tu a post'
the place of beginning ; containing two hundred and
slxty-nlno and thrc-o-f ourlhs acres moro or less, be
ing apart o! a tract of Unit aurvejed on a warrant
otlcorgo Never d eted 23d of August, 19.1.
4. And tho other ot them beginning at stones tn n
line separating It from hinds sune) ed on a warrant
toUenJiniln syock, thenco north eight and a hilt
degrees west three hundred and thlrty-tnrj 0 and
four-tenths p-rchos to a stone, thenca south eighty,
three and a halt degrees east.two hundred and eigh
teen perches to a stone, thenco by lan I surve ed on
a warrant to Mary Scott south thlrty-lhreo degrees
east two hundred nnd llfty.ctght parches to stones,
thoncebylanl sirrcyet on a warrant to Daniel
Nejer south 74 and a fourth degrees west ono
hunelre-d and twenty-nine perches to a pino lln-uco
by laud surveyed on a warrant to IlenJ imln Syock
south seenty-throe degrees west, tw o hundred nml
thtrty-threo perches to tho placo of beginning con
turning four hundred and forty acres, more or less,
tl being the same tract of land surveyed on warrant
to Oeorge Nejcr.
Seized, taken Into execution, and to be sold as tlio
property ot llu lunvllle, Huzleton A. Wllkcsbarre
Itallroid Company.
ALSO,
Alt that certiln lot of ground situate tn ltoartng
creek township, Cn! pnbla county, Pennsylvania,
dcscrlbi-il as fnil.i.vs, to-wlt : Hounded on the north
by land of.Abnuii Hli-i-, on the south by land of Con
rad ltou-unin, 0:1 th west by land of Michael Straus
erand Willi in Ye.ijrr andnni'io cast by land of
Ephralm I.lb, containing sevjiitv-three acres mora
or less on w utc 1 ru- eii-c"'!d a el .-lllng house, barn
andout-b'il'dlu
AI.-'t),
One otlie-- pl--ev or I e-i 1 b 1 i-i 1 I on tho north by
Und of Jeceii) stranger, nu th.- uv-t by land of Solo
mon MraUH-r, oinh -)iitli tiliudof Peter Ilower
andoa thecal b I ml of e uurui Housman and
William Yc.iger c jnt Unbu guieea acres.
ALS' 1,
One other plco of Und hj 111 1; I on the north by
lands of Judge Co, em the) wes ley land of Solomon
Ktr.ius.ron the sjiilh b) land of Abratn ltlcoaud
on the c 1st by Ian 1 or Abr em tin j aud Leonard Ad.
ams, eonl cluing 1.1 a-rcs.
Seized, t ikeu In cxtfii'ion. 11:1.1 to bo sold as the
property of D.eUd I:. Ilo.u-i."
ALSO,
Alt that certain kit or piece ot land sltiuto In llrl
arcrec'k towushlp, Columbia county, lVnnsj lv.enl.1,
described as follows, to w It : Hounded ou the north
by land of James 'Doty and others, on tile east by
land of Joseph Stackhouse, south by laud ot tho
heirs ot S. F. Ilexdly aadon tho west by land of Oev
en Suit, containing three hundred acres more or less
about thirty acres cleared laud and tho batanco
well timbered, on which Is erected a small stable,
Seized, taken In execution, and to be sold as the
property of John Seybert.
ALSO,
All that certain lot or piece of land situate In I'lno
township, Columbia county, Pennsylvania, described
as follows, to wit : Hounded on th north by land ot
Samuel snjder, on the east by lands ot Daniel
Oordnerand Jackson Lyons, on the south by lands
of Benjamin Wlntt-rstcen and Itlchard T. Wbltralre
and ou the west by land ot Thomas Low, containing
Uf ty acres moro or less, on which are erected a Plank
House, frame born and out-buUdloigs.
Seized, taken Into execution and to be solel as the
property of A. J. liardo.
ALSO,
All that certain lot or ple.ee of land hltuato 1 n tho
Town or nioomsburg, Columbia county, Ivnnsyha-
Ida, described as follows, to-wlt. Lot No. 114 mark
ed In general plan of llloomsburg, bounded on tho
north by an alley, on tho west by land of John Mc
Corn lck, on tho south by Canal street, and on the
east by land lot Jonathan Chroinas, containing &0
feet front ad 113 feet In depth on which aro erected
a dwelling house and out-balidlugs.
Seized, taken Into execution, and to bo sold ns tho
property of Tobias Henry.
ALSO,
All 'that certain lot of ground situate in Loct,t
township, Columbia countyJ-ennsyHnnla, described
as follows, to-wlt : Hounded on the north by by land
ot Augustus strauser.on tho east by land ot Solomon
ltlder, on tho south by land of W 111am Ueach and on
the west by land of Samuel Schuyler, containing
100 acres, moro or loss, on which is erected a dwell
ing house, barn nnd out-bulldlngs.
Selzoa, taken In oxecutton, and to be sold ns the
property of James Kostenbauder.
ALSO,
All that tract or parcel of laud situate in Scott
township, Columbia county. l'ennslvanla, bounded
on the east by land ot John Kclclmer, ly Ing be
tween tho Pennsylvania canal and tho Susquehanna
riverandrnnnlug-toa point on the west at or near
tbe aqueduct aboo Itapy, containing about seven
acres, more or less.
.ALSO,
All that certain lot or ground situate la tho town
of Espy, Columbia county 1'eunsylc aula, bounded
und described as follows: On tho north by Main
fctrect, east by lot of M. C. AIcColIumouth bv an al-
ley and west by Daniel Kt-tkr, being 4I'4 li-et front,
andl73 feet In depth, whereon n'o erected twu
tw o-story dwelllog hoiiM-s.
Seized, taken Into execution, and tu bo sold as tho
properly of Alonzoc Dodge.
ALSO,
All that undivided three-tenths of the undli Ided
one-fourth of tho following tract of land, situate in
Jackson townbhlp, Columbia county, 1'a., bounded
anddtbcrlbcd as follows, to wit ; Heglnntng at a
btona n corner ot land of Mathlos Hhone, thenco by
land In tho wanantee name of Wesley Hess north
forty and a quarter degrees webt three hundred and
fifteen erches to an trouwood tree on county line,
thence along the samo south forty-seven and a Iialf
degrees webt three hundred and sixteen perches to
a btone, thenco by land In tho warrantee, namo of
Samuel Y'orks south boienty-three degrees cost
three hundred and four perches to a stone, thence
by land of Jesse Ithone north heventeen and a quar
ter cast thlrty-bovcn and tw o-tenths perches to n
btone, and thence north eighty degrees east one hun.
drtd thirty-eight perches to the place of Uglnnlng ;
containing threo hundred and flfty.seven acres and
eighty-four perches of Und, btrtct measure, bo the
same more or less.
ALSO,
All the undlilded one-fortieth part of the follow
ing described tract of land bltuato In Jai kson tow n
tlilp and sugarloot town;hlp, Columbia county, I'ei'n.
fylvanla. bounded and described as follows, vlz.t lic
glnnlng at a diem nut oak, a cornel tu land ot Iald
Holder, thenco by land of Ollbcrt Hess and Itobert
M, Montgomery north seeentecn and a quarter de
grocseant ouo hundred and fort).slx perches to a
btone, 'thenco nort.. bcveiily-two and degrees,
west ono hundred and Ilftj.four perches to a btone
thence north fourteen and a half degrees east 0110
hundred and eighty perches to a target hemlocki
thence hy other laud of eald DuWd llulder ncrth
thirty-two and a quart- r degrees cast twinty-ihre-e
perches to a butternut, Ihtncr by land of James
Hess north t-tghty-ono anil three-quarter elegrees
west ono hundred and ntnety-four peichca to a hein
lock, thence along MillUan county line south fotty
heei n and a half dr-rrces we ttcnu hundred undclgh(
pcrcnestonn uonwoou, iiienit ny unj in tlio ar
rantee name of Samuel Nt-jcard bouth forty and a
quarter degrees last three) hundred aud intern
perches tia stone, thenco by land ot Iho bald I a Id
Holder north eighty elegrees east tblrty-nlno and
eight-tenth perches to a chestnut and thenco Bouth
eaienty-lwoo'egnea eaht ninety-eight perches to tho
placo of beginning, containing tour hundred and
eight acres und 1 lglit -ID 0 lu rches of land, btrtct
raeusure, t-e the same moro or less.
ALSO,
All that certain lot of ground bltuate in the town
of lilooiobburg, Columbia county, 1'a., described as
follows, to win Hounded on the north by bldgeal
ley, on the west by Cent re btrect, on the couth by
Second btrcet, and on tho eabt by land of U T.bharp-
lebs ; containing it feet Iremt and 114 V feet In depth,
on which ro erected a two-story frame btore house,
barn and outbuildings.
fcclzed, taken Into execution, and to bo cold as the
property of 11, 0, llower.
TEHMH.-ca?h pu uay cf sale, otherwise property
to bo re-sold.
JOHN W. HOFFMAN,
!ibx-IJM BhcrUT,
eniln Agents Wanted to subac-rlbe- for the
eJl't'U Agents Journal, a Handsomely Hound 11
huge Journal, brim fullul Interest to Agents, .spec
,N. V.
imen copy sent free. auists' jocrial, n. i.
feb. t, '7s-lm
DR. PIERCE'S
STANDARD
REMEDIES
Arenotndicrttsod as "cure nils," but are specifics
lu the uncases fpr which they nre leeommcndcel.
,v VTiiit i ti si:i.t''rio..
Iniesltgators of natural science Invo demonstat
eel bc)ond controversy, thai throughout tho
animal kingdom the "tho surMvnl of tho Ilttest" Is
tho only law that vouchsafes thrift and perpetuity,
Dtiesnotthosimo principle govern the commercial
prosperity of man J Ale interior cannot suj-erse-elo
a suierlor article. Ilv reason of superior merit. Dr.
I'lerce's stund.ml Jteellclnes have outrivaled nil wh
irs. 1 heir sale In Iho t'nlted States nlono exceeds
ono million ttollars i,"r annum, while the amount
exported foots up to -pveral hundred thousand
moio NohuMnesscouldeUTKrowtosuch gigantic
proportions und rest upon any oilier basis lhauthat
of menu
DR. SAGE'S
Catarrh Remedy
In I'lcsiNiint to Vsv.
DR, SAGE'S
Catarrh Hemedy
tin Ctii'CN r.xlciiil Over 11 pci-loii
ni atl Vksii-m.
DR. SAGE'S
Catarrh Remedy
Its .Sato Constantly Ilicrtuisrs.
DR. SAGE'S
Catarrli Remedy
Cure Its iti I II, Sootlilne; cu'oct
DR. SAGE'S
Catarrh Remedy
t'lii t s "Cole in IIcuil," ami Ca
tarrh, or O.i'O'iia.
AN OPEN LI'ITER.
It Spuakij for Itself.
ItocKi-oier, llnss., April 2, IS77.
Mn. Kditok : Haling re,idlnour piper re-ports
of the remarkable cures of t alarm, I nin Induced to
tell "what I knownbout catarrh." and 1 fancv the
"snhlT" nnd "Inhnllnir-ttllifi m.ik-ei-d -emern .Inllnr
grabbers) would be glad If they could cmbtarun a
blmllarcuro In tho papers. t'or2il jears I surfereil
ieu eue-arrii. i n nas.ii passages necamo complete
ly closed. ' Snurr," "dust,'' "nslies,"-'liiliallng-iubea"
and "slicks," wouldn't work, though at Intervals I
would biilll up the so-called catarrh snun.untlll
became a vatuablo tester for such ifiedlclnes. I
grauuauv grow worse, ami no one can know how
much I suffered or what a miserable being I was
Mylieadaeh'-doiermyeves, Iwasconflned to my
bed for many succesMic d.u s, suffering tho most In
tenio pain, which at ono tlmo .astcd contlunously
for 10s hours. All senso of smell anil taste gone,
sight and hearing impaired, body shrunken mid
weakened, nervous sjstem shattered, constitution
broken, und I was hawking and spitting seien
etghthsof tho time. I rjrau'd for death 10 relieve'
ineof mysurferlng. A favorable notice In oiir pa
per ot Dr. Sago's Catarrh Hemedv Induced me to
purchase a package, and use It with Dr. Pierce's Na
sal Douche, which upplles the remecly by hydrostatic
prebnuie-. uiu ejwy nu, e-uieipuiloio wuu common
sense-. Well, Mr. Editor It did not cure mo three,
fourths of a second, nor In ono hour or moLth, but in
less than e tght minutes I was relieved and In three
monlhs entirely cured, nnd havo remained so for
uiurbniceu inouiiis. v niieusiug rue catarrn icem
edy, I used Dr. I'lerco's Oolden Medical Discovery
to purify my blood nml strengthen my stomach I
also kept my liver active and howls regular bv tho
use' of his Pleasant Puriratlve Pellets. IrinvexiHTl.
enccwlll Induce either surferers to seek the same
means of relief, this letter will have answered Its
Durrjose.
lours iruiv,
L. I). HEMICK.
A CLOUD OP AVITNESSES.
The following named partlca are among- the thou
sands who havo been cured ot catarrh by the ue or
Dr. agea Catarrh Kemedy :
A. K. Downs. New (lenova. Ta.: 1) .1. Ilrown. St.
Joseph, Mo.; K. C. Louis, HutLind, Vt.; I.cl Hprlny-
it, x'ujf ijiKf, uniu ; unas. jorcron, ronin.ne8
urtlcld. Milton Jones, -crlbn. N. v.: J. K. Mil.
ler, Urider tatton,Wio.; J. u. Merrlman, Logans
port. Ind.; M. M. I'ost, iAiif.xnsport, Ind.; J. V. itall
cyi Tremont, P.j II. II. Ayres, Lnl'orte.Ind.; JebSleM,
rtenn, ru lininen, inn.; i. miliums, uanwn, mo.;
W. A. Tha3er. onawi. ill.; S. li. Mchoi.-t. ,lr oalves
ton, Texas ; Jonas f Itelnert, Monesllle, I'a.: S.W.
Lusk, McFarland, Wis.; Johnson Williams-, Ueimlck,
Ohio ; M. A. Currey, Trenton, Tenn.; J. o. Joslln,
Keene, N. II., A. J. Casper Table ltock, V. Va.; Lew
Is Anders, (laysport, (hlo;C. II. Chase, KlkUart,
Ind.; Mrs, Henry 1 1 night, San Francisco, Cal.; Mrs.
Ji. M. (Jallusha, LawrencevlllP, N, Y ; W. J, (iraham
Ade), Iowa; A.o. Smith, Newman, (ia.; cius,
lun'Lll. Miller, Ft. Wayne, Ind.; Mrs, MInnIo Ar-
naw, 'jvu iifiancy Btreei, .now otk; m. w, uaii,
Uabtlnga, Mich.; Wm.F. Marston, Lowell, Masa.; I.
W. liooert.s Mailcop.i, Ariz.; uhas. H. Delaney,
Ilarrtsburir. I'a.: M. C. cote, i-owell. Mass.: Mrs O. .1
bourlln.Camden.Al.i chas. v. Kaw.FrLMlerlektown .
Onto ; lrs. Lucy Hunter, Farmlngton, 111,; oapt. K.
J. fcpauldliiff, Camp .suinibiugn Wyo.; I. W.Tracy,
Mcamiiu.iL itucK.iowa ; Mra. u. ane, sIlaIl,.l,
J. M. IVck, Junction City, Mont.; Henry Kbe, Han
tas, Cal.; L. I'. Cmnmlngs, Hantoul, HI.; S. Ji. Jones,
Charleston Four Corners, N: V.; (ieo. K. Hail, Pueb
lo, cal.: Win. E. ilirtrie. Kterltne. Pa.: II. II. Kbon.
94S penn Rtreet, Pittsburg, Pa; J It. Hackman, Sam
uel a uepot, Ky.; nenry .ounsc, uenea, v.; aiiss
lUttle Parrntt, Montgomery, Ohio; L. Ledbrook,
Chatham, III.; H. 11. Mcuoy. Nashnort.Ohlo ; W,
W, Warner, North Jaekton, Mich.; .Miss Mary A,
Wlnne. D.irlen. Wis.: John Zippier. CurlNle. Pa.:
James Tomklns, St. Cloud, Minn,; KnochDueir.Paw-
nee uuy, rct ; .josepn . tinier, .ema, tnio ; , n,
Nichols, Oikcfelon, Texas; II.L.Udrd, I'ppcr Allon,
iu; fiuiin uaMs.iTUhuuii, ri.; airs, auuj itraaam,
ifoivst co e, oreg.
Golden Medical Discovery
I Altraiivey or lltood-ckaminy.
Golden Medical Discovery
Ia Pectoral,
Golden Medical Discovery
Js a Vhofayogue, or Liver Stimulant,
Golden Medical Discovery
1 'Jbnic,
Golden Medical Discovery
Hy reason ot Its Alterarhe properiles, cures Diseas
es of tho ltltHXlnnd skin, as scrofula or KIult's Kll :
Tumors; Ulu-rs.or old Sures; IMotchos, ltmplcs;
ana i;rupiions. iiy Mrtue of its Pectoral properties,
It cures UrunchUI, 'Ihroat, and Luug AtTt-ettons:
Incipient Consumption; Lingering Coughs; and
chrunlc Laryn?llH. Its chuldgogue. piopcrtles ren
der ti an unequaltd remedy for itldlousniss ; Torpid
Liver, or "LheriComplalnt ;' and lis Totilfi proper
ties, make It equally enicaclotis In curing Inillgehtlon,
i.vis ui ppeuie, anu nhpeptia.
heie the skin Is hallow, and coered with blotch
es, und pimples, or w hero there aro scrofulous swt,-l.
lings Hint uifectlotn. a few bottles or (Joldeu Medi
cal Dlieot ery w Hi effect an entire. euro. Hjoufeel
dull, drovsay, debilitated, bae sallow color of bklo,
or ifllowlsh brown spots on tho (aco or body, f re
quent headaehH ordlzzinesa, bad tasio In mouth, In
ternal heat or chtlls alternated with hot Hushes, low
bplrlts and, 'gloomy foretodlngs. Irregular appetite
and tongue coated, jou are huffeilng from Torpid
Ller, or ,Ullousness., Iu many caitesof "LHer
CormUliit."only nartfof theso sviuDtoms areexuu-
rlenced. As a remedy for all fetich cabes, Dr. Pltru's
(Jotden Medical Discovery hasnouqual, as It tllects
In'iit-'i'i uure, jvaiug uw iner birengiueueu uuu
icalthy.
THE PEOPLE'S
Medical Servant.
nr. It. V. PmtcK Is tho sole nrunrletor and manu
facturer of lh foregoing reindict., all of which are
bold by dmggWta Ho Is alsu the Author of the Peo
ple's Cuinuiun sense Medical AdtUer.a work of
nearly ono thousand pages, wllh two hundred and
eltthty-two wood tngrui lugs and colored plates. Ho
uas aimiuy buiu vi nus popular worK
Over 100,000 Copies !
PRICE (post paid) $1.50.
Aelelrcss :
II. Y. PIE110E, M. D,
World's Dispensary, Builido,N.Y.
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A
N'N UAL STATEMENT
Or
III.OO.M l'OOU DISTRICT,
From Feb. 8, 1877 to Feb. 0, 1878.
VH, KHEAMCK, Treasurer for District,
lilt.
In T!casiircr'8lianetsli76 tmcs
liloom elupllcaio "
eireeimtXAl duplicate " uin
scott " " am i
hutarloat " to on
liloom uupjlcalc lsil.. i.H3W
iirti'nwooel dupllcalo " , nn
Hcott " " ..,....... SMlKI
sueorloaf '! i Olio
llorteQ " 140 1 ii
l'roduco " el It
orango " ai u
l'lirn ' , M1&
Potatoes . " tiixt
May mill, 1MT, bal. ot riutarloeU duplt.
caUifor ...... (OH
3,V-1 ST
C1U
Ain't of ordera rcdeeiatd 1,003 w
Uoinmtbblon ou auiu 101 14
lialance dtiu treasurer,
185 41
tl.loelTi Jl.loalb
Plrectors of Iho l'oor lu account with Iilooia.
Molt, Urceuuood anil t-ufmloul tow nblilpb.
nu.
Ain't, of orders oulslandlne;
Fib. b, lull 678 114
Arm. ot orders Issued ear
9tt...H....H..,.H. tfitH If
J4.&S.3 83
CII.
Ain't, of orders ledeemed..,, 4,1415(4
Ain't of orders ouutaudliiL'
Feb. Vlh, Ills sifts
4,B&3 81
STHAWBRIDGE & CLOTIUER
liavolat ty cji'iioe1 h speolnl Ititulco ut
BELLON'S
BLACK SILKS,
FUIJi 21 INCURS WIDK.
Prices, ... SI. 50
rrlci'N, ... Sl.tiO
l'rlccx, ... tf.1.15
I'rlccN, ... jsi.tio
Prices, ... sa.!25
I'rlccM, ... $'i.r(
ITIcin, - S'i.irt
Prices - - $;i.oo
Thpo boo tll tw found on compitlson tot'
fromsa luSio'iils leu tu iirlcej tlian nhnll.ir iiu.UI.
tie s can bp bought etnowlioni. 'I Uli taako eif (looel
li tlioroiiirlily re'lUMu nn i la uuexiflUM lor eliirablil.
ly of wt'ur.
Also, rebout
oOO PI ECUS
FANCY SILKS,
IN l'UIC'IW HANGING I'llOM
50 CENTS TO Si PAR YARD.
All cf which nrp curerantccel to bo be'low ccn cur
rent whole'a.ilei pi Ices.
H i.lIIM.I'.S
of vtl ikteriiil'vini of Dry GmnU j'n'rwarihd an
apjiliciitio'i, nml nnler jiroiijili ami tilitac
torilj Jilkd through our
.Hall Oritur Ecp.trmi'iif ,
nolo thoroughly organized.
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER,
N. W. Cor. Eighth & Market Sts.,
lMIILADKLl'lIIA.
fcb 1, T'i am
Hiainlue'el by unit the IMre'CloM' icipie'SI nnd
founel correct.
II. ('. II.M!TMN, )
.lelllN I.Me'iK'H, Auclltors.
f. M. VAS'lli:ilI.IC'i:,)
li:i.
To orelers 011 -tnniiiitr rrr.'J
Hi'Cil. ro.11 Mi,'.irlo.et lonnihlp from 173 4iii1
Am I of MK.uloer (lupllc.ue for ls; lu i
eire'cnuoeul "
" VIT49
" 7aoo.li
" ......... '2114 HO
" 140 00
" r.1.77
3134
.'il IS
42 O0
" M'Olt "
" " ii.erlo.if
lle-c'el. for horstM
" " pro luco from farm
" froui eiranere towniein..
" for ptrs mom
" jKiiale'C
lyiu 11
'it.
A'mt. e,f oatitaii'llnir oril.Ts rcileointel
from Let Kt'tiloiiifin 551104
Coiniuissiuii mm i'eme ml Ion on Muarloaf
dllpllcall' I57.1 .... ,259
I'oininKHi in mm exoneration on liloom
lllipllClto 1K!iI sj 45
CoimuKikm aim exoneration 011 .scolt elu-
pllc.ue 1h70 rj 32
Coinnilleiu and etoiierntlnn on' ilie'eii-
MOOel elllplloalelMO 3404
Treasurer's cotnmlsMo'i ls77 nil 14
Ain't, paid lor out noor relie f IneliHllnrf
10.1I 17; .'.rjll
" " auetlllnjj 1.77 400
' " I.IK " Kl S3
" nlteirne'y fe'e-s " '2 1x1
" " lumber for farm " M r.5
" blacksinlthln " ill 3J
" '' luereiiani's bills " fill r.a
" " lne'illcllies " 37 61
" " heat use-el at r. II.. ' 114 75
" " nukliijeiiipiicaii's... " long
" " doctor's bins, poor II.
and out eljor relief ... " 327 75
" " ropaliliiir puuips " is 75
" " a horses " '2110 00
" one spring wniroii 1r.11 00
' " eirele'isol lellellbSUe-el
bv Jostlivs " 13 i
" " Stato hospllaiut Han-
Mllel " 1CJ (2
" " luech.i nle's " e.y 37
" " eoal tor poor house. . " 61 iw
" " llmoaml phuspliale... " el 70
" manure' " :ia 00
" " Insurance " 31 i
" " colllus " 7J 00
" " pniiilni- " 4il 25
" " UUllellUjf 11JW CbliTII
at iwor house " iss 72
" " Muh aril's saliry Tor
all work mi fnr.n mul
eareor pauirt'i-s
" " lllle'Ctuls' and aecre-
tarj's satarj
Jllscellaneous Hems, iH-e'l.shoe mid
harness ineiultiiir, .e
71m 00
200 00
10.192
i,120 11
Examined anil cerlllleel.
II. C lIAltPMAN, 1
.IOIIS I.WI'IIUK, Auditors.
L'. M.VANUUItsLICj:,)
orx.siDi: iti:i.ti:F.
Aint.of orders itlven to peisous
In acott I 57 IS
Ann. of orilers (riven for coal lit
Scent 3iS
Allit. paid for J. V. Fov ut Any.
in 1 11. i'au, 1 lie, iieuu. ei. I u.
tlM 43
Amt. lialit ut 31lltou for I. Croi
ley, Ureenevoeid 18 Ul
Amt. paid for llelij.llulii Allen,
Urcenvvooel , loud
Amt. of oulels i;lveil to lielsons
In llreenwoo.i yso
Amt. paid Ilr. II. V. Me UejnoliN
for Mib. 1:. he am, e,n-. nwnM 3HU
Amt. palil llr. II. K. llui dner for
airs. K. Klaus, lileenveood.,.. 'J.ieo
101 s;
il M
Amt. pd. Jne. llonlner, Snallo-ef
.iiil. 111 eoai 10 suieciry iier.on,
III011111 JU ;l
Amt. paid llr. .1. (J. liulter for
It. llee-eer, liloom Ill AO
Amt. paid Dr. It. F. liar.tuer lor
M. Kalcr. liloom 11300
Amt. paid llr. A. I.. Tinner, for
Jonuon ,v Shocinaher.ltlooin Koo
Ami. lull. I llr. W. 11, lie be I' for
Skunk and llrtii,"'! Hlooiii.. . 130U
Ami. ot ordels uUe-n to seindry
Jll-IMUI, JIIIKIItl. .., .if CI
tWO (Kl
11,0051.1
VALUE OF 11KAI. KSTATB I'KltSO.VAI.
J'KOl'F.llTY IlKLDNdtNO TJ AIU DIS'T.
Ily faim niul liuildlnit valiie'il ut
(valuation tr.Hi i,m s77) 411,900 00
Hy Catharine, l,ontf pioperty, liloom eujooo
Ily b-elancu eluo em Miieailouf eliipll
eatu 171. li' e'xnuelutleins . coin. 101 40
Ily balaneu eluu oil JH00.11 eleipllealee
les. eixiinenetiou enel com , li7 2iW 67
Ily balance etu 011 uie euu oeal itupli.
cute, Jess tx. and Com., 1S77. ....... 423
Ily balaneu ilem u beott illlpltcate,
lex F..X. and Com., 1B77 312 (13
Ily balaneu duo 011 Huirarloaf elupll.
cato, le ss K. and Coin., lejj 110 AO
Ily flxtfcn neies of wheat untl rj e lu
Kioiiud, 1S77 .... 1IJ00
liy wheat, rye'.oals.eoin. buekeeheeet
timothy aud e loverM i'd, ls77 4IS 11
Hy hav, nliuu uuil corn fodder, 177 lni uu
Ily horne-s, e-attle.hns A chickens " e.s.1 '23
Ily wuuoiiH, inaehluury uuel ull lallll.
1 11 K nteinlla,!i77 Ma
Ily liouschold furniture, Inelmllu
all lu bleveaids hoile, 1S77 19573
Jly Jieni4'.hold I'mnltmu In l'oor
llnuM-.liW lsOdO
Ily pink, laid anil coal, lc77 '.'Moo
is,;i-i 41
The, above. Is n correct Invoice etf tlio iier.
sonaljiropcityas taken Jauuaiy 30lh, 17.
DKIITS AND LlAUILl'I'tK.'-.
To orders outstanelln 4 r770
To nml. In favoi ul thuetlslrlcl 17,.vi5
IS.Ssni
ritonucTsoF the fa km,
113 Innhi'ls heat ft tl.fio
10 ' ryu li 7eio
M " buckwheut ( Clio
litis ' corn euis ti 25e
'274 " esels ft 30c
B " tlniollD.e'cil Q 1;j0
a4 " ClllVeieCl d ( 1 1.50
H5 " potatoes fj Je'c
3 o onions ( Ade..
lu " turnips (f 25c
H " rutabeeirus Q 25o ,..
4 " beets fj) 3"u
" btstna 6 t-2.lHJ
15 on. hay 410.141, ,
10 Hindu's straw i Uc
3130 hcaws coin toditcr 6 4c
712 icailscabhaKuf2 3c
4130 llu 1101k Q&
332 His beef fj ilo..
astl lbs butter G Sic
'27(1 dozen '2k'a lpc. ,,,,,, ,,,,,
41 shoals (i 45eju,,,
'2 call es U 411.00
iitnen
U 20
:m w
:k.7 uu
(2'JU
1IX.I
15 73
1SI 50
2 50
'2 0
3 60
1 '20
4 110
IMIbO
OOO
12(1 (U
'21 30
'218 1(1
'21 12
W73
1J
141
1200
41,eed 32
Number of pauper iciiinlnlntr ut
lustirpoit 51
Number of ruiupcis uiluiltttd durlnir
yeuv. ,, 13
.Number of puupcis elltihureeil elm
Inifyiar jo
N umber of liaui'tis elkd durlnir J tar 3
- 57
Number of paupers rtinalnlne lu tho
I'oor llouso , ,,
Wit.. KIlAMEH.llilrectors
ADDITIONAL BARGAINS
IN
SEASONABLE
DRESS GOODS
l'OJt
WINTER AND EARLY SPRING.
Strawbiidgo & Olotliicr
toko ple.vsuro In submitting tho following nddltlonrd
bargains,
JUST Ol'KNKI) t
ON'h CAHM TWIM.EI) llltll.MANTINES
(AS"Otn i:i coums), nt.n cents,
presentialuo 50 cents.
ONE LOT ALL-WOOL SATIN STKII'KD
IlrNTINO, ut .11 CentH.
Tho mahiifacturer has made no salo of these goods
fnrlnistlian 4'2Vt eeiits rreitous to our closlnir ti'ir-
elHs', nnd tho retail prlco has been and Is how bu
eeueieene'wnere.
TWO CASE.S MAT15LASSK HEUtE,
AM. W(I()I, AND M'I'KlllOlt MTVI.KS.
These wc shall sell at .11) cents.
ON'K CASE HXTHA AltML'ItES,
In me Hum l.tdll t' ceiLOltS, at 8,1 cents.
ONE CASK ICXTitA AltMl'ltES,
Samo eiuillty as above, but hot equal In styles,
AT 2(1 CJ5NTS.
ONE CASE AUMUHE9.
flOOIl OVAtlrV, AT 20 CISFT3.
ONE CASE llOUJtETTES, at l'JJ cents.
Tie following aro raplJly ecIUdi nnd w 111 soon bo
cloed 1
ONE CASE ENOLISri ltontETTES,
WOOf, FII.I.IMI, AT 1 I Cli.NTH.
ONE CASE ENGLISH llOL'HEri'ES, 20c,
VKItV linsIllAIII 1: AT I ltici:.
ONE CASi; J-tiLIII IJOUKEITES, !i.ie.,
llEllt'CKll l'llOM ,111 C'KNTS.
ONE CASK LNOLtSlI MATI.IjASSES, 20c,
UKAI, VAl.fKtll CBNTH.
ONE CAS1C ENGLISH MATELASSKS,
AT 2.1 CKNTS.
ONE CASE ENGLISH M ATELASSE ItElGE
AT 2(1 f'KNTK.
ONE CASE ENGLISH J1ATELASSK 1SEIGS
AT 2.1 OKNTS.
ONE CASE ENGLISH M ATELASSE llEIGM
AT III CUNTS.
These arc ULdnubted bargains.
ONE LOT JIOIIA1K 1IHILI.1ANT1NES,
IN COMIllf. AT 2.1 Cl;N1M.
Neicr si.ld less Ih 111 41 cents.
ONE 1.0 r 1'L'ltE MOIIAIU illtlLLIAN-
TiNi:s,
IN CHOH'K COheiUM, AT 31 CUNTS.
Lalcly sold at M ccnta
It Is believed that not a single Item In above list
has ever lietore been sold at tho prices In any market
of this country.
Straw-bridge & Olotliier,
N. W. Cor. Eighth & Market Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
PUBLIC SALE
ur vai.uahlj:
REAL ESTATE !
The undersigned, Attorney In fact for tlio widow
heirs of Charles Felterman, deceased, will sell at
public sale on
SATURDAY, KEMtUAttY 23rd, 1S7S,
at one o'clock p. m tho follow Ing
TWO Tll2VC'rS OF LAND,
situate In Locust township, Columbia county: No.
1, Adjoining laud of Wesley l'erry, Michael llower
Amandus llllleg and luild Krelscher. containing
about
Oik; Ilunelrt el tuiel I'.'slttV Aci'CN,
whereon Is erected n large IlitlCK HOUSE and brick
spring house, a largo FKAMIi HAIlN.a warron house,
and all necessary outbuildings. Thero Is 11 spring ot
water at the house and a w ell at Iho barn,
A I.I. KINDS OF I'nUlT TllEES
aro on tho premises.
No. '2, udjolnlng land of Jonas l'ettennan, John
llllleg, and the; aforesaid farm , containing about
TEN ACHES,
of ground. 'Iholinproiernentsaroafraino
Dwelling House, A New Store House,
n frame barn, smoko bouse, wood nnd coal house,
and fruit trees. There will also bo sold a (JItAIN
DK1I.I, and a KIHE-I'ltooi' s.M'D.
Said premises nre both under a high stalo ot cultl
vatlon. Kile to be at tho More houso ou tliorrem
lscs.
CONDITIONS OF SAI.E.-One-thlrd ot tlio pur
chase money to remain charged upon the said leal
cstato during tho natural life or Elizabeth Fetter
man, widow, tho Interest thereof to bo paid her un
hunllyby tlio purchaser or purchasers during her
natural life and tho principal to bo paid Immediately
upon her death. And tho two.tlilrds of said pur
chase money 10 bo paid as follow s : ten per cent ot
said two-thirds on day of sale, one-half ot Iho mid
two-third less the ten per cent ou the llrst day of
April, IMS and the remalneler on tho first elay of
April, l7i, with Interest Irom Apill 1, 187S. Posses
sion of said premises will bo gluu ou April 1, 1S78.
LAFAYETTE FETTEII.MAN,
teb 1-ts Attorney In Fact.
LANK MORTGAGfy for sale cheap at the
ceixwsti' twit.
In tub Uuthict CornT Ol'l
TDK I'NITbU STATIS toll)
1 UK Vi.MKieN IIIS1S1CT ort.rt. 1. ,
ok PhNssvi.VAsiA. iN (-No. 20M Iu llankruMcy.
UR IShUSUUll ItfcECK, j
lUNKHCl'T. J
Nollce Ishirebv glien that there will ts-athtm
genenl meeting of UiuCrediiorsof the abuio named
liankrupt, for tho purpose coniemplated In tho
'I'wenly-eighth section ot the liiensiupt Act on tho
li day of March lsrs, nt 1 o'clock 11. in., ut Iho oftlco
of Samuel Knorr Kionintlmrg l'u before I'dwurdN.
Wlllard, KegMer In Hankrupicv, scrunion, I'a.: and
ulicrwdltois who li.ne ioud their debts urn iieieby
iiotinedtobo pri'Miitut snid meeting, und at tho
same tuno and plaeu wo Minllse'ttl- our nccounls.
ami tho samo shall be audi e d.and we shall thcu and
thero apply tor our eilscl.argo asasslgnets.
llloomsburg, February 12. lsts
SAMl'EL KNOItll,
CIIAIlLES H. IIAIIKLEV,
Assignees.
"AbMINTSTKATOKS' S2ILE
OF VA1.VA1II.E
PERSONAL, JPJtOPJHTY !
Tlio subaci Iters w 111 sell at public sale at the lata
residence of Iieiijamln Miller, eleeeased, lncatawissa
township. Columbia county, i'ennsjKnula.on
l-'itlDAY tfATUKDAY, JIAliCH 1 2,
eommeiichig at li o'clock a. m., of each day, the fol-
FOllt HOIl-i:s, 'fmiKK COW i, 8 head of FAT
TLE, 13 head ot YOL'NII CATi'LE, t Top llu;
HAT-
H.I." iivaii ui iul.mi c.e i ii.k. i i op iiujriri'. a
two-horso spring wagon and a oiio he'rsee sliilng
wagon, a Itght tno-horso wagon and lied, a wood
aMo wagon nnd bed, an Iron usle wagon audbed,
.,,Sui, ,! lnu ma moaera, a gram
dilll, a -MOWEit, a reaper grinder.
Reaper and Mower, Tread-pcwcr
Threshing Machine,
a liquid manure spi Inkier, a sleigh, a largo corn
? '.';!", .!.0 worK yy hoisewpowtr.a CI.OVRII 8EK11
IltLU.ll, a goul fanning mill. 75ubulicUioaUi, tu,
bushels rie, 5 bu-heh:ttlieat,l, bushels cloier see-el
3M '!1'ile'.s timothy seed, a crosscut saw, u pair of
4W lb. scales, hay forlt, rope, &c, patent btnew and
fodder cutter, Hi loos hay, lot of com fodder, 4 Ufa
heavy harness, s s-is buggy harness, about l.oou
bushe ls corn lu tho eur, torts, rakes, ecoopthovrln,
slioiels, grubblug hoes, hoes, crowbar, threshing
Halls, lot nf old Iron, .to., w hcelbarrow, lot of ideket
ry and oak plank, lot of pine plank anil boards, lot of
sawed shluglea und lath, Hue largo breed sow, I lino
shoals, a drag sled, acorn planter, a patent elder
press, lot of bacs.D lialt bushel measuies aud a busu.
el inf asure. grind stone, 3 grain cradles, a grass
tcjthes, lot of doublo and sloglo trees, tin pump,
weiodsaw, augurs, ehaw kulfchandsaw.Heics'adze!
chisels, axes, mall, hatchets, tc., 3 drag harrows, ii
iwo-liorse cullUator, U corn harrow s, u hav rake, u
com plow a bide hill plow, 3 good plows, a tied. Also
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
consisting of twolrou kettles, Icopner kettle, wood
fcloje, kiiusago grinder, and sansago kiutfer.l tuba
ainl wasli;boller, a wash machines, 4im pounds of
lard, large lot of smoked and pickled luiat. to bush
e ls cf potatoe s, bartels, churn, 1 table, 1 extension
table, n clocks, il room stoles, 1 cook stole, I llowo
sewing machine complete, ci $173 organ, lot mirrors,
carpets, oil cloths, county map of lse,o lamps, erock
f settee, 1 lounge, cloths, lot of chairs and rock,
ing chairs. 4 beds and bedding, 4 bureaus, I sterns,
ry, lot ot stands, band aud Unegar, chests, wool
"'"'''j, 'Pinning w netl, sink, lot dUhes, knlics, forks
11 A cits Wheat, 9 Acres Ryo
In the grouud. ladders, meat stands, a tlno lut ot
iniciHis and other fowls, and various olhcr articles
on tho prenilseslot Ihedcceased too iiun'crouslo
iOltV bTocT11' AUU k,!i bUAlilis J,L00M
ttTtn'L'y lnatle kn0Hn 0I "ay' tale and attention.
1IEN11Y J. MII.I.E1I,
I.IJIYII MII.LEit,
f ., -i , WM. KlllCKUAl!.M,
feb, n, s-ts Aduilntstrators.
DMINISTItATOU'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OK MA1IV HITC1IIS0.V, PEO'tt,
Utters of adnilnlnratlon, on iho estate of Mary
Hutchison, lato ctCintiu township, Columbia co
1'a., halo been gisuted by lhu IteglMer of Co
uinblii co.. lo fauiuil II. Iiutchtsou Administrated
of Ught strict, tovilicin all persons Indebitdraro
rceiiiesicd to inaku liniurdlatu pajmcnt and thosS
haylngclalnuor tfctuaxids agalntl Uio HUd estalo
SAJlllELII.lll'TCUISON, j
Administrator, I
Ughtstrool. ;
feb, 15, fs-oir