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I Rail Road Time Table.
I LACKAWANNA & BLO0M8I1U1U) KAIL nOAD
' MOBtn. 80CTD.
Accommodation Train d.MA.M. 8.00 A.M.
Malt Train 7.89 A. M 4.49 P. il
Express Train 1.67 1'. M. 11.43 A..A5
I CATAWJSSA ItAIL ItOAD.
NORTH. flOCTn
Accommodation Train e,w A. M. 7,39 p. M.
tegular Express 4.MP.M. 11,41A.M.
Through cars on Itxprcss train eltbor to New York
or Phlla'delphlF . Accommodation train runB between
Catawlssa and Wllllatcsport.
STAGE LINES.
UHliKt inu pwwiBnwmi, ia;uo vhuiui u aiuuua;,
W'dcesday and Friday at 0:30 a.m., arrlvoat
Dioomsourg oy u:3ua.ro. i-envo isnwmsourg on
same aays aiier arrival ui rnuaaeipuia man.
llLOOMSBtma and 1 airdsvillk, Leavo l-alrdsvlllo
Tuesaiiy, Tiiursuav ana oaiuraav atusu a. m.,
arriving at Bloomsburg by 12 m. Leave Itlooms-
ourg oh Bame navs alter arrival or rnnaneipnia
mail lue svage line lernuuaics aLjniuviue.
Benton and Bloomsburg. A, dally stage Pno leaving
Iienton In the morning and returning In the eve
ning oi iue ganrc aay
MAIL ROUTES.
VniTK Hall and DLOOMSBcna.-Ixave Vhlto nail
Tuesday, Tiiuraaay ana Haiuraay at 6:sn a. m.,
.irrivlnir at llloomsburirby 10 a. m. I"avo niooms
burg on same (lavs after arrival or Pnlladeiplila
I maU.
Benton and DLooMSBuiio. Loaves Benton Monday,
wcanesaay ana rnaay aLH a. m.-, arriving ai
moomsbure at 3 d. m. Leaves Bloomsburr n ues
day, Tnursday and Saturday at 8 a. m arriving
ai lisnutn titp.ui.
FUTJLIU SALES.
DavM Helwii-,Gxeculor of Pvlcr Helwlg will
I sell real estate in Catawi-sa on Tuesday, Febu
ary 4tli .
II. J. Conner, Administrator of Samuel D.
IWbite ltlll offer real estate for sale in Centre
(township on Friday the 31st day of January, at
110 o cock a. m.
Levi Shaffer and Levi Fester Administrator
of David Kliafler, Sr., late of Briarcreek town-
fltip, will expose real estate to sale on Saturday)
February 1st 1879, at 10 o.clock a m.
Don't forget nor neglect our sparrows.
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobneco.
The weather has grown' milder and the
kicighing is growing a littlothin.
Holler skating at Danville is not nuch a suc
cess as it has proved to bo here.
The Exchange Hotel is receiving a new tin
(oof.
The cS'herifT will sell a Iaree number of nroD-
Irtics on Monday.
For n week past there has been a successful
temperance revival hero under tho leadership
C-Col. Hoy.
King frost is conquered and Jacoby lias
I at Oysters down to old prices, 125 cents per
uart, solid meat.
Somebody must hare threatened to thrash
te Rtpublican, It says it is not frightened,
owevcr.
A regular January thaw has set in, and un-
fss checked soon, terrible inundations may be
Ixpccted.
i Mrs. Aaron Boone, from near A ft on, on
luesday last, by a misstep fell and broko her
Irm.
i New heaters have been pil in the Opera
House so that the hall herealter will be thorough-
warmed when in ue.
M. ?s Schell, daughter of Auditor General
Ichell, and Misj Buckingham are visiting
riends in town.
I Beauties often die old maids. They set such
bilue on themselves, that they don't find a pur-
Barer Liitil the market is closed.
W. B. Allen ha been anpointtd Deputy lieg-
Iter and Recorder. It is a good appointment.
ill is always at his post.
The skating rink was largely attended last
Kturday evening. V. M. Sloan is the mana-
Ir. Every pair of skates was engaged a day in
iv-nce.
rownehip election notices can be obtained at
f. . -0 ...! llfill
c .uluiuiah uiuco jur o cem apitue. tvut
sent by mall on receipt of price for number
tiled, and 3 cents additional to pay postage.
The following directors of the First National
ink have been elected for tho ensuing year :
K. l'axton, I. W. McKelvy, M. G. Hughes,
. W. M. Low, F. 1'. Drink r
tl party of ladles and gentlemen went to
brthumberland on Monday afternoon in Ilise
cV four lioise sleigh, returning on Tuesday
btnlng. They had a good time.
Etmitli and ITnuael. tltn rival etlitnrii of Milton
Biers, are quarreling about a deceased colored
n at the rate of a column a week, bmitu ap-
prB tu be ahead so far,
fire occured at Milton on Thursday night
23d, in 0, Brown's block, One man was
Red by being struck on the head with a fall-
I sign,and a number of others were injured,
two four ho.-se loads of Orangevllle people
fed through (own last Friday, One contain-
the band, and the other was filled with la-
V Is proposed to have a soldier's convention
wis county on the "!nd or February. The
fd is to form a thoroueh ornaniiation for
jiness and social purposes.
the regular February term of Court begins
It Monday, From prcucnt indications there
not be much business in the Quarter Ses-
fhe First National Bank of Berwick has
ti designated a deKltory of public moneys,
uve ueposits on account of subscription to
1 per cent fund loan.
lydrophobia cases aro reported frequently,
dy In Pbiladelnhlii. Wiin una Tiittnn liv o
Iz dog about thrpn mnnlln ia.Inn.n..
Ii. k.
pi. J. F, Hoy has revived the Interest of tho
iterance came, lie nv,li ii. n.,an-
s on Saturday eren'g and Sunday even'g lo
Imw uauses, and at tevtral of the churcba
Wttk,
t-OL-JMBIA OOUNTt PIllSOS BtJUB.
The followlnir rules hay been a'donted bTths
County Commlsslonera for. the government of
me prison,
1. Persons shall bo kept In -operate cells, so
far as pratlcable, and each prisoner shall be
required to keep his person, and utensils per
fectly clean nnd In perfect order.
1. No prisoner, or other Demon, shall da l.
lowed to make pictures, drawings or marks of
any kind upon the walu, or In any manner to
deface, mark or Injure the walls, furniture or
building In any of Its parts.
3. No prisoner or other person shall spit to
bacco or scatter shells or dirt upon the floors or
walls, either In cells or corrldore,or commit any
nuisance offensive to the moat perfect cleanli
ness. 4. No person shall be allowed to have In his
or her room any musical Instrument, cards or.
oiner games or chance, nor shall be .allowed to
manufacture any article for their own benefit or
profit.
6. Profane and obscene language Is positive
ly forMddon J nor shall any person Indulge In
singing, whistling, or unnecessary noise of any
kind; nor shall they have spirituous liquor un-
uer any circumstances unless ordered by tho at.
tending physician.
0, All surplus food and wastage of material
must be carefully collected and handed out of
the cell when called for by tho keener.
7. Female prisoners shall In no Instance be seen
by or be allowed to communicate with maleprii
oners,nor shall they be permitted to walk In the
halls or corridors where men are confined but
shall occupy nn apartment and jail yard exclu
siv'y set apart for them.
8. Prisoners must obey promptly all "dirca
lions given by, the County Comni!ioncra or
keepers, and must bo repectfiil nnd courteous in
their Intercourse with them. If any complaint
is to botnade it-should be to the Commission
era.'
9. Every prisoner must be throughly search
ed when ml ml tied to prison, and no prisoner
jhall be permitted to keep In his or her posses
sion any knife or other weapon.
10. No prisoner shall at any time be il;tl
luted by theward'n as errand man or under
keeper, or be permitted to have any key to any
part ol the building.
11. The Sabbath day must be strictly ob
served j and bibles, tracts or other suitable re-
liglous books may be furnished prisoners to
read.
12. The Commissioners and keepers desire
t3 treat every prisoner with humanity and will
assist In any eflortfor improvement or reforma1
tion, but will enforce the above rules in case of
violation with such punishment as the occasion
may require.
ANOTHER SHOOTING ACCIDENT.
Scarcely had our last week's paper, contain
Ing an account of a death through the bursting
of a gun, been issued from the press when the
particulars of another shooting accident came to
our knowledge. This time the affair transpired
in Berwick and was caused by the careless hand
ling of fire-arms.
it was early on iumy morning, and a 'young
man named Seth Courtright. Bon of Mr. Abra.
ham Courtrij lit, wan the victim, He was in
the store of Mr. J. V. Frcy at the time, engag
ed in oxaminmg a revolver of Thomas Frey, a
son of the store keeper. He .had just handed
the weapon back to Its owner, with tho barrel
pointed toward himself, when it went off quite
unexpectedly and lodged a ball close beside the
jugular vein, it was a narrow escape from in
stantaneous death for young Courtright, for had
the leaden messenger penetrated wilh more force
lo the spinal column, or served the carotid ar
tery, or the vein, such would have been the re
sult. Dr. Hill was called in and after examln
ing the wound had the young man conveded to
his home, where Dr Little was also summoned
Further examination showed that the ball had
not taken a direct course, nor severed any vital
organs, being lodged, however, in such a place
that it would not be advisable to have it remov
ed. Much has been said and written against the
pernicious habit of carrying and handling dan
gerous weapons, but it seems that until render
ed wiser by sorrowful experiences like the
above, almost everybody laughs at adviue. It
is to be regretted that in many instances a hu
man life is the price uf tho lesson, and cpec
ially fortunate were tho parlies concerned in
the above accident in this respect. The habit
of carrying concealed weapons is looked upon
with the utmost aversion by all good citizens,
and were all the known cases throughout the
land made to feel tho severity of the law for
the offense it might have a salutary e fleet-.
Onzy a coward will carry the death dealing in-
truments. Berwick Independent,
- HOW AUOUT OUIICOUNTV.
Wo clip tbe following from the Dantille In-
tclUgenccr. A little information from our Com
missioners ns to Columbia county would be of
interest to our tax-payers :
Taxing Heal Estate. The Revenue Com
missioners havo sent the ultimatum to the
County Commissioners demanding that they
pay into the State' Treasury $314.05, which the
former allege is the gross amount due tho Com
monwealth by this county. The true amount
due the Stite by Montour of personal tax ns
sojsed is 183.33. The Revenue Commission
ers, however, are not satisfied with this rend
ering, but demand $411.32 extra. This comes
out of tho county treasury of taxes paid on
real estate. And yet tho citizens of this Stato
are continually cajoled and deluded with tho
boast that there is no state tax on real estate.
We show by the above that there is a tax on
real estate equal to the amount assessed on
personal pioperty not laid directly by act of
tho legislature, but indirectly gathered from
the people by a Board of Revenue Commis
sioners. '
THE LEGISLATURE.
This body Is in full blast, and after the elec
tion of its own officers and thatof Don Cameron
to ihe United States Senate, the chief object of
the House seems to be to biiDt up Items for tax
ation. Bills have been introduced to tax crude
oil one crnt.per gallcn, and coal mintd by private
parties, one cent per ton. Cororations are now
charged three centi per ton. From tbe fact that
the Stale Treasury is now bankrupt, and new
means of raising revenue must be devised, we
deem these two natural products of our State
proper subjects for taxation. It is pretty clear
that we must have more State tax, and It Is well
enough that the Legislature has thus early start
ed out In the right direction. If a law Ii pass
ed taxing oil and coal, fir State purposes, we
have no doubt that the State authorities will
soon abandon the tax on horses and cows, and
transfer the revenue raised from hotel licences
to the county Treasury and in this way mea
surably release real estate. CUarfitli Republi
can. Clark's Fifth Avenue Company of New York
will appcur at the Opera House on Saturday
evening February 1st in the celebrated drama
"Uncle Tom's Cabin." This Jroupo is well
known asa first class company, and all who
desire to see this play well acted will not'iniss
this opportunity This is no strolling minstrel
band, but an organization of experienced ac
tors' who understand their business. Tickets
for sale at G, A. Clark's book store. See ad
vertisement. A certain gentleman Is very desirous to learn
to skate on rollers. The only drawback is
that none of the bkates are large enough. He
has obviated this dilficully by ordering a pair
of extension tables with' large castors of Cad
man, and he will soon be seen enjoying himself
on rollers. He says he thinks they will fit by
tutting four leaves in.
THE COLUMBIAN AND
Book Notices.
As IT MAT IlArfE I .1 Story American
uijt and Unanctcr. lit TitEnon. 1 vol.,
419 pp. Philadelphia! Porter t Contcs.
"As It Mat Haiten" Is one of the most
thoroughly original stories wo havo nad for
many a day. Its characters nro novel, tho plot
is original, ana tho Incidents have n slrango
mingling of tho ludicrous nnd tho tragic. Tho
story opens In a lonely hut, occupied by nn old
man his aged housckecpcr,and a little girl. They
live isolated, encouraging no friendships. Tho
old housekeeper dies nnd Is buried, nnd tho
old man dnd the beautiful girl is left nil alone,
with, no compnition except n savsgo mastiff
dog, which is n wonderful conception of canino
intelligence, and plays nn important nart In
the story. But, notwithstanding tho seclusion,
me beautiful girl finds a loter, and tho old mi.
scr sets himself to work to break off the match
Tho history here introduces half a dozen noted
characters, who play nn exciting part In tho
villainies and tragic history which follow, Ni
summary even enn bo given in n short review
of the working out of the skillfully doviicd plot.
The story, the author we do not know, is tho
work of a genuiusj nnd whilo many of tho
sketches are overwrought and improbable,who
evcr takes up the book will find themselves ab
sorbed in tho strange history, nnd will bo un
willing to lay it down until tho mystery is
solved, llie pleasant ending of tho story is
wholly commendable. Ihe excitement and in
tercst continues to the close of tho volume.
Inter-Ocean; Chicago, 111.
The Library ilagaiine, the first number of
which has lust reached us. is unique in its form
and typograph'cal appcarance. Even though its
contents were dull it Is so attractive to the eye
that one must delight In turning its pages, which
present a varied array of choico selections Irora
the latest foreign magazines nnd reviews. Sir
Erskine Perry, many years a resident of that
country.dmcusscs "The Future of India ;" Ulcl:
ard A. Pruclor treats of "Supposed Changes in
the Moon ;" T. Adolphus Trollopo writes of
liie Homes and Haunts of the Italian Poet.
Guarini :" there is a learned and entertaluinir
article on "The Phoenicians in Greece j" nnd of
lighter but not trivial articles there are : ''The
atrical Makeshifts and Blunders j" "The Hap.
py V alley" a picture of lire iu India ; "An
Imperial Pardon," which gives a wonderful
picture of peasant life in Russia : "Some Gossip
about .Leicester bquare j" "A Woman's Love"
a Slavonian Story ; "Christmas in Morocco,'1
etc.
To all who have been longing for the era o
low-priced, first-class literature, not the least at
tractive feature of Library Magazine is its low
price, $1,00 a year, or 10 cents a copy.
To see so much that is excellent offered for so
little cost is sure to put a cheerful smile on the
iace oi n person 01 inerary tasie, and a dime or
dollar into the hands of the publishers, The
American Book I-'ichantjc, 5o Beekman street,
xtw lork.
Blackwood's Magazine ibr January has
been republished by tho Leonard Scott Pub
lishing Company 41 Barclay fctroct, N. Y. It
is somewhat later this month than usual the
receipt ol" the early sheets having been de
layed by the recent westerly gales.
Tho leading article, entitled "Tho Elector's
Catechism," is a satirical squib upou tho
Liberal party, which will bo amusing reading
to those versed in English politics.
In "Tho Haven of Carmol" we find a de
scription of tho sea-coast of Palestine, and
speculations upon the possibility of develop
ing tho rosoutces of tho country under Eng
lish administration.
"A Medium of Last Century" commences
a little family narrative, in which an old ne
gro witch or soothsayer is a conspicuous char
acter. The scene U laid iu Jamaica. Thi
second part of "Coutcmporary Literature'
introduces us to Journalists and Magazine
writers, and takes tho opportunity to give high
praiso to tho leading Quarterlies.
Other articles are a continuation of "John
Caldigate," 'The Novels of Alphcn.se Daudet,'
and "Tho Afghan War nnd its Authors."
Tho period icils reprinted by Tho Leonard
Scott rubli.-hing Co. (41 Barclay street N.
1.) aro as follows: The London Quarterly.
J:dmbHrgh, Weatminfter and Brilith Quarter
hj Reviews and BtacLtcood's Magazine, Price
5-4 a year for any one, or only 815 for all, and
the postage is prepaid by tho Publishers.
it i ays to A AicE a .NEvrsrAi'Ert. a ease
that should be well advertised is thus reported
in the Agitator of Wellsboro : A Subscriber in"
forms us ihat at the recent comml-sioners' sales
a valuable farm, owned by n sharp business man,
wa sold to another person for $50, the man
uold'ng the title not even knowing that it waa
ofiered for sale. When a neighbor exproesed
surprise that the owner didn't look after it, and
asked him if he hadn't seen it advertised tn the
paper, he siid, no ; he hadn't spent a dollar fur
newspipers since In) was of uRe That belli;
the case, of course ncwsp.iper men are not called
Uton to wate any regrets over this (harp busi
ness man's loss.
If yo i H-lect good aid healthy food for your
umiiy, you should also Inoi to the welfa-e of
your Biby. Fur all trouble of early childhood
nothing U belter th in Dr. Bull's Bjby Syrup.
23 cents u L'Oltln.
In a suit recjuily concluded at Ithaca, it was
Kerned that the owners of propsrty on the line
of a street cm not be held liable for damages re
ceived by an individ'i il on account of the neg
lect of the owner of the property to comply
with a city ordt.ince. Judge Murray holds that
the defendant is not liable, and no action can
be maintained against hiia in favor of a party
who may be injured while passing over a side
walk, because of the fiilure of an owner or oc
cupant to comply wilh the provisions of a cor
poration ordinance. This decision is a very im
portant one, and affects all the cities of the state.
Train master W. D. Cramer, of Altoona
whose head quarters is at Mlfllln station, is a
man of wonderful endurance as was detm.nslra
tated by Ihe life cold and snowy weather, when
his presence was needed on the road for eighty,
four consecutive hours, during all of which time
he did not partake of a moment's sleep or one
square meal. He froze both his heels until the
skin cracked open, Fur a few days he had a
sore time of It. Ibefing Mirror,
Miseuableness. The most wonderful and
marvelous success, in esses whero persons are
sick or pining away from a condition of miser,
abjeness, that no one knotn what nils them
(profitable patients for doctors,) is obtained by
the use of Hop Bitters, They begin to cure from
the first dose and keep it rp until perfect health
is restored. ho over is afflicted in this way
need not sutler, when they can get Hop Bitters.
Seo "Truths" and "Proverbs in another column
The following properties were sold by the
Sheriff on the 23lli.
C. I, Thomas, tract No. 1 to Jacob S-huyler
for $3190. Tract No. 2 lo same for $490. Val
entine Bidleman, firm In Madison to John
Hendershott for $3550. Saw mill and water
right to same for $200 Lot on Main street lo
D. Lowenberg, for $500 residence on Main
street to First National Hank of Bloomsburg
for 1900.
The Jlitldle Penitentiary.
The Blate Commission on the Penitentiary
for the Middle District of Pennsylvania met
Tuesday, at the ollico of Colonel Charles
Thomson Jones, oue of tho members of the
body, It was decided to go ahead with tho
work of preparing the reservoir for the wa
ter supply at Huntingdon, but uo lurthcr
operations were authorized on account of
a lack of appropriation by the Legislature.
fhe couiuii&lou meet again la Jlarrlsburg
next week,
DEMOCRAT, lTfiOOlfSljURG COLTJITBLV COUNTS; TT
Wo acknowledge with pleasure tho receipt of
some apples from J. M. Buckilew, In send
ing thorn the donor says t
FismsncnEi!;. January 28th, 1870.
I send you n few apples of the variety
brought to this country by the early Connect!
cut scttlcis. 1 do not sny it is the Identical
npplo brought but an Imitrovod variety retain
Ing sizo, color, general oppenranco nnd flavor
without tho chokincss of tho orlcinal. The nn
pics nro good keepers not havlnit attained to
maturity yet as you will seo by testing them. If
they suit you l will furnish you scion-, f not I
will try and get you scions from the original
Ynnkeo stock. My brother is making enquiries
nuormo old apple tree in Huntington.
Most Ucspeotfully Yours,
John M, Buckaiew,
It comes to us I It grapples with us I It hangs
hi i ., . .
un iiKe grim (loaini and nwav we go in a mo
ment, like a flash of lightening, lo destruction.
fiat is It? Acoldl The preventive? Di.
Haas' Lxpcctorant,
Tho hearing before Attorney General Lear In
the Quo Warranto case Bgalnst Prothonotary
K rickbnum has been continued until February
Oth.
I bad Diphtheria in its worst form ; could find
no relief until I used Giles' Liniment Iodide
Ammonia. It has cured mo j I cheerfully give
my testimony. F, Van De Maut,
911 Broadway, Albany. N. Y.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
Da. GtLia.
120 West Broadway, N, Y.
Trial size 25 cents.
The sale of Montana City in Conynghara
township took place last Monday. The proper
ty was originally bought by Samuel Leiby from
Michael Federolf, and consisted of over twelve
acres. It was regularly laid out and many build
Ings have been placed upon it. To secure the
purchase money Mr. Frederolf took n mortgage,
under whlcii he sold the property. Many per
sons not knowing anything about this lien, and'
who bought, paid for, and improved their prop
erty, have been obliged to either bid it in, or
lose it altogether. Many lawsuits are likely to
grow out of the transaction.
The letter published last week from Mind A
Matter a spiritualist paper, purporting to be a
communicatian from a deceased lady toher bus
bane was printed simply to show the absurdity
of the belief of that sect. If we had known that
the lady was related iu this community the ar
ticle would not have appeared in this paper.
She was an earnest christian having no sympathy
with tiie deluded views or her husband, and
her name and meniory'ought not to have beep
connected with such nonsense as wns contained
in the alleged communication.
Wo have tried Dr. '.Bill's Cough Syrup in
our family and can a-ert that It is the best rem
edy for a cough or cold ever introduced. Price
2o cents.
ithtn the last two weeks, F. M. Girton of
Plymouth, formerly cf this town has brought
two of his children here for burial. The first
was a child of live years, the second an inter
esting little girl of about ten years. Diphther
ia was the cause of her death. The aflliclcd
family have the sympathy of many friends.
Our representatives havo bceu appointed
members of the following Committees : T. J.
Vailderslice, Judiciary General ; City Passenger
Railway j Elections, J. B. Knlttle, Compare
Bills; Iron and Coal j Pensions.
A .SICK SEXATOlL
The excessive corpulency of a certain U. S.
Senator has long been the butt of editorial wit
and spicy bon moU from the pens of Washington
correspondents. Few persons have suspected that
bis obesily was a disease, and liable to prove
faial. Excessive fatness in not only a disease
in itself, but one liable to generate other and
more serious ones. Chemistry has at last re
vealed a safe, sure, and reliable remedy for this
abnormal condition of the system in Allen's Anti-Fat.
I)iiinguihed chemists have pronoun
ced it not only harmless but very beneficial to
the system, while remedying the diseased con
dition. Sold by all druggists.
CONSUMPTION CUKUO.
An old physician, retired from practice, hav
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula of a simple vegetable
remedy, for the spiedy and permanent cure for
consumption, bronchitis, citarrh, asthma, and
all throat and lung affections, also a positive
and radicil cure for nervous debility and all
nervinus complaints, after having tested its won
derful curafive powers in thousands of cafes,
has felt it his duly to raako it known to his suf
fering fellows. Actuated by this motive, and a
desire to relieve human suffering, I will send,
free of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe,
with full directions for prepiring and u.-ing, in
German, French, or Knglish. Send by mail
addres-ing with stamp, naming this paper. W
W. She-ar, 149 Powera' Blojk, Rochester. New
lork. Jan, 31 4 w
Marriages.
Levasj SsYni:n. At Catawissa Jan. 20 th
1879, By Rev, G.Ii. Detlnnt. Mr. S. Wilson
Levan, lo Miss Citherine Alice Sayder, botli ol
Locust, twp. Columbia county, Pa.
Deaths.
White. In Scott twp, on the 18thinst.,Wil
liam White aged 75 years, 3 months, and 1
day.
Waoonkk. On the 20th inst. Mrs. Sarah
Ann Wagoner, aged 01 yeanf, 3 months, ami 15
days,
S.nydeh.- Jan. 18;h 1S79, of Scarlet Fever,
Warren Eyre, infaul son of John C. and Mary
Snyder, aged 2 years 11 uionlhs and 25 days.
CouitEix. Jan. l"ih 1679, of membranous
croup, Laurrclta Miy daughter of William and
Agnes Corrcll, aged 4 years 6 mouths and 11
days.
Coiihelu Jan. 10th 1879 of Ihe fame disease,
and son of Ihe same parents, Franklin Arthur
aged 3 years 3 months and 21 days.
They were interred in Rosemont Cemetery in
one grave.
"Lovely and pleasant in their lives nnd in thejr
ueaui iney are not divined."
DYSPEPSIA I .DVsl'El'SlA I DYSPEPSIA I
Dyspepsia is the most perplexing of alt human all.
meats. Its symptoms aro almost Intlnltota Uielr
variety, and tho forlorn and despondent victims; of
the dispose often fancy themselves the prey In turn
of every known malady. This Is duo. In part to tho
closo sympathy which exists between thd stomach
and the brain, and in part also to tho fact that any
digestive function necessarily disorders the llv
cr, tho bowetsand the nervous system, and affects
to some extent the quality of the blood.
E. r, Kunkcl's Hitter Wine of Iron a sure euro
This is nota new preparation, to bo tried and found
wanting, It has been prescribed Ualy for many years
In the practlco of eminent physicians with unnaral
elled success. It Is nut expected or Intended to cure
all diseases to which tho tinman family is subject
but la warranted to cure Dyspepsia la Its most ob.
bttnate form. Kunkefs miter Wine of Iron never
fatls to cure, symptoms of Dyspepsia are loss of ap
pctlto, wind and rising of the .food, dryness of the
mouth, heartburn, (distension of the stomach and
bowels, constipation, healache, dizziness, sleepless,
noss and low spirits. Try tho groat remedy and bo
convinced of Its merits. Get tbe genuine. Take cwly
uuuuetti, wnicn is rput only in one .dollar bottles.
Depot 159 North Ninth street.Phllodelphti, tPa. H
UHver fall, for sale by all Druggists aud dealers
everywhere1
Ask for K. Y. Kunkcl's Hitter vioe oflronand
take no other, blx bottles for me. dollara. nr nr, i.,i.
lor per bottle.
,1,I,d.u ,, ui,.mo I It Ull.tS I
Kunkel'tt Worm Hvrun noter rutin it, iSiairnv
Pin. heat, and htomach Worms, lir. imiL.i ti.
only uecbtful ibjslclan who runoies lai Woiui
m nuH"iti iiv tuai 4U IVO U III 11 ri'
moved, all othr worms can lie rcanilvrhbtrortd
feud for circular to K. K. Kunkcl, SMKciih Jlntli
street, IVbliadelphla, l'a., or call on our cuwulst lor
a bottle ol Hunkers Worm Syrup, price l., H never
TIIR P10PI.B WaHT PHOOF.
Th ere Is no medicine prescribed br rthvsl
clans, or sold by Druggists, Ihat carries such
evidence of Its success and superior virtue as
Hoschee's German Sfrup for severe Cousin.
Colds fettled on tho breast. ConumMioii. or
any disease of Ihe Throat and Lungs, A proof
or tint fact Is Ihat any person sfilicted, can gel
a bample Bottle for 10 cents and try Its Btincr.
lor efleci Itcforo buying the regular fito at 75
cents. It has lately been Introduced In thl
country from Germany, and Its wonderful cures
are astonishing every one that use it. Three
docs wMI relieve any case. Try lt Sold by
all druggists. aug 30, '78-tf
i
NOTntxo Snonr or Ukuistaxam-i Il-Ksms"
Conferred upon tens of thousands of sufferers could
originate and maintain ttie reputation which Ayer's
Sarsaparllla enjoys. His a compound of the best
vcgeinixo alteratives, with tho lodldesof rotasslum
and Iron, and Is the most ctrectual of all remedies
for scrofulous, mercurial, or blood disorders. Uni
formly successful and certain tn Its remedial effects,
it produces rapid and complete cures Of Scrofula,
Sores, Dolls, Humors, Pimples, Eruptions, Skin Dis
eases and all disorders arising from Impurity of tho
blood. Ily its Invigorating effects it olways relieves
and often cures Liver Complaints, Female Weak
nessoi'and Irregularities, and Is a potent renower of
vitality. For purifying the blood It has no equal,
It tones up the system, restores and prescries tho
liealtb, and Imparts vigor and energy. For forty
years It has been In oxtenslvo uso, and Is to-day the
available medicine for the suffering sick, .anywhere.
For Salb bt ait Dbauhs.
no:,
Business .Notices
Tho highest CASH PRIOR paid for Kaw
Furs, SkunkjFox, Muskrnt, Raccoon, &c.,nt
D. Lowenberg's.
NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS ATTEND
ING COURT.
Clearing out at COST the surplus slock of
Winter Clothing, Caps, fee. Call nnd sec
for yourselves at the old and reliable store
of ' D Loweuberg.
Winter Clothing cheaper than ever at D.
Lowenberg's.
Overcoats, Overcoats,
For yinn, Boys and Children
at D. Lowenberg's-
Cash paid for Raw' Skins, Fox, Skunk
Mink, Musk Rat, .fee, at David Lowen
berg's.
The cheapest nnd best ready-made Cloth
ing always on hand at Lowenberg's.
Tho latest style of hats always on hand at
D. Lowenberg s.
Appleton "A" Muslin 7 cents cash at I.
W. Hartman's.
Lutz & Sloan have just received a large
r rr.i: i nii
uHuiiiucui ui vuiiuica HIJU VJluuatJls.
Just opened at I. W. Hartman's 8 pieces
full width Sheeting anil Pillow Caso Muslins
17 cents to 30 cents per yard.
For Rest. First class residences, on
terms to suit the times. Apply to M. Wyn
coop. Jan. 17 4-w"
Boot headquarters at McKinney's.
Try It-llluy it
Palm Palm Palm Soap
At Jacob H. Maize's at Jacob H. Maize's,
may 3-18w
Lutz & Sloan are selling Dress Goods very
cheap to reduco stock.
Uest light Calico 0 cents per yard at I. W.
Hartman's.
McKinneys Shoe Store below Court
House.
Crampton Brother's Palm soap at Jacob
Il.'JIaize's. It is tho best. Try it,
may 3-18w
Admission free at McKinney's.
Cramptou's Palm Soap is the best laun
dry soap in thlsor any other market. For
sale by Jacob II. Maize. may 18-3w
Call at McKinney's for Shoes.
More Appleton "A" Muslin for 7 cents a
yard by tho bolt at Lutz & Sloan's.
lloadim- Ilailroad Scrip taken at
Hartman's, hill ca-h sivon in change.
Rubbers at McKinney's.
I. W-
Unbleached Muslin 5 cents per yard at I.
w. mrtmaus.
A fine selection of Ladies' Gold Watches
and Chains, both American and imported
oy tue best maKers at L. Uernliaid s Jcnel
ry Store.
Wanted by I. W. Hart man. Butter, Kggs.
Potatoes, Cl'ijkens, Turkeys, &c, fee.
Boots and Shoes cheap at McKinney's.
1 JOBlTLVS ELECTRIC SOA P.
Having obtained tho agency of this
CEI.EDItA.TEl Soap
for Bloomsburg and vicinity, I append the
opinion of some of our best'people as to its
merits.
"I have used Dobbin's Electric Soap made
by I. L. Cragln & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.,
for washing about ten years, and tl ink it
superior to any other. Mrs. J. U. Hark'-tv.
" We have used Dobbin's Electric Soap aud
mm ii superior to any outer or nil otiers.
i.rs. W. II. Jacoby,
Mrs. B. II. Stohner.
I desiro all my friends and customers to
tiir tins iboap one Trial,
Vo that they may know jint how good tho
uest coap in mo uuiicu states is.
J. U. Maize.
july 12, '78-ly Bloomsburg, Pa.
OAMPETS ur8?&'w
atcne-liair Fokmlk Thicks.
(iooD llncssBLs 'ki iits, 7.'o per yarl. Tmikuvs,
from sue. M Jl'ETTK-S WILIONH, AXMINSTKIi,
VKI.VF. I'S. llOllY.llIir.s.sEI.S.nnd Til IIRK.W vit A ill
I'E I'S at eqiioll) low prlees. OIL CLOTHS, all widths
LACE ctitTAINS,'l.io per pair, to thennest HEAL
LACK Imported, at
SHE.PPARD KNAPP'S
189 and 191 SisthAvenuo,
Correristh street, NEW YORK,
nov. si, l$-cm nico
PIMPLES.
I will maU(Free)tho receipt) for aumrle VtnsTA-
PLLSuud Blotches tearing the skin soft, clear and
uiuuiuui, uiiMiiisuuwiuusiur itroaucimr a luxuri
ant growth of hair on a bald head or smooth face.
Auaresa, innwing ao Ria up, lien Vundelt Co., so
i -. , ufceu nov ii, TS-tm
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The advertiser having been permanently cured of
that dread disuse. Consuinntinn. in- n umniu i-mu.
dy Is anxious to make knutvnto his fellow surfer
era tho means of euro. To all Vihodeslnt It ho
h 111 send a cony of the prescription used, (free of
charge) with dkectlODsiorprepurlnj-anaiis nirtba
same, welch they wllinnd a bure Cure for Coxsl-mi--iion.
Asthtta. llronrhlils. c.
I'artles MHUicg the Prescription, will please ad
dress E. A. WILSON. t)t I'enn st llllaiimmrff, N.
errors" "of youth:?
A OEKTLimK whosuL'ered for years from Nervous
ltKBlLlTV PkEUATCKU llrniv. iiiwl ll , ..ir.....
of jouthful Indiscretion, win tor tho sake of suner
Idk humanity, tend rue tu all who need It. the itcl
pi; and direction for maklug the fclmple remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers lshlUB to nroat by
the odrertlr's experience can do so by addressing
In perfect conndenee. '
JOHN 11. OODEN, 43 Cedar St., Now Vorfc.
nov. fi, is-tin utco ""-u,k'
PILES!
Dr. Fabor's Colobratcd
Painless Remsdv is the
bet-fever known for iiiFsnfM-rvirtiM,niu.riin
chins, B ind, Inward. c) and ail diseases of tho
II ictc a, whether rec-nt ;or loiig fctandlnc. Itirtve-t
Instant relief andeireiUa radical and renitahent
Cure. 1 Is prescribed by all rhjslclar.s whoareae.
nualuted wilh It. Chroulo ruses readily j leld to IU
Nosurt'leul opcralkui reiiutiwl. In It and relievo
yourbunerliik's. ONLY to cents for a La tViKK
i s. bent by mall on receipt of price, l or solo l y
JVil INISTltATOll'S NOTICE.
-STiTK OK WIU.I1U WHITS, DECEifm,
administration eu the estate of William
V bite, laic ot K'olt township, i olurubla county, di.
cuas.d, have been irruiitedby'lliB U.'-ister ut sail
Si,iU.Jir fci','B ,uV?' !;8"i,'l'1 Administrators to whom
a I pereons Indebted uio requested to msko Iriiiu".
dlalo puj meat and thou.. hi 0(f claims or drmai ds
oiralDit the estaie win make them kuvun to the i Ad.
uimlstralor without di lay. -"" " 1ui"oaii
JOHN M. WHITE,
UEO. CONN hit,
Ughutrtet.
0. W. JJILUilt. Atfy. AdniuiUtr.tors.
Ion. u, '!-" w,
BLOflltfSBUBG STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
SIXTH NOltMAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
RoV. D. J. WALLER, Jr., A. M,, Principal.
THIS SCHOOL, as at present constituted, odcrs tho very tiest facilities for Professional and Classical learning.
Hill (1 ntrssnanlatls. Invltfmr and comtnoillous ! cnmrlrtelv lumK-il liv titpiim. wi.n inHint.,i t(vi,f,.H .v .-. B3 .,-r.i.haH win. h..,nii.,i .n!r ,.. ,
Spring water. '
Location hatthful, anu easy of ancevi. Toachers experienced, erne lent, and alive lo their work. Discipline, nrm but kind, uniform and thorough. Expenses
moderate. Kitty cents a week deduction to all expecting to teach, students admitted at any time, ltooms reserved when desired.
I. Model School. II. Preparatory. III. Elementary. IV, Classical.
Adjunct Courses : I. Academic. II. Commercial. III. Course in Mubic. IV. Course In Art.
Tho Elementary. Hclentlfle nnd Classical Courses a re I'lt(Klts-im4t.. nnri ama
oprrespomllng ltegrees s Master of tho Elements : Master ofrtho sciences s .Master of tho Classics. Graduates
wii.-ii uiiuiuiiieiiiHt. tiigueu uv i ue uincers or ilto Hoard
.. Sr.0 UI . u" ' prescriueu uy 1110 niaio is UDerai, an "Hies 'lentinc and Classical courses aro not Inferior to those of our licst College.
alio StaUt rwfllllresa hiir her order nf dt. znns iln. Thn limn, dm 19ml it. ir. 1 r,nn ni ti.n nHmn tiinta ... n.i u,i...i i.ai.. ,n u, 1 . hW i,,n.i.i,i-niniBii(.
gent and cnjclent Teachers for her schools To this end It solicits youn? persons of good abilities and" good purpo-ses, those who desire to Improve their time
LWWifn u '.r pSn ' ,loall8Ucl"'Proml!!ea aid In developing their powers, andabuniant opportunities for well paid labor alter lcavlngschool. For
WIM.
A.ll i:i.Wl'l.I I'rr.ldrnl lionnt
JSCPt. '-
SHERIFFS SALE.
nyvlrtuoof sundry writs Issued out of .tlio Court
of Common Pleas of Columbia" con. ty, and to mo
directed, will bo exposed to public sale or out cry,
at tho Court Ilouso lu Iltoomsburg at 0110 o'clock, p.
in. on
MONDAY, FE1I11UARY 3d, 1870,
AH that certain lot of ground situate In nearer
township, Columbia county, I'ennsjlvanla, describ
ed as follows, to-wlt! Hounded on tho north by
lands of I), Ocarhart and c. Shuman.on tho south by
lands oti'. Shum.in and .loud Hunstngcr.on the east
by D, Halmer, and on tho west by 'other lands of
said J. II. Shumin, containing IS acres of ground, on
which are erected a Frame Hotel, stablo, lee houso
and out bulldloss.
AI50,
All that certain piece or parcel of ground sit
uate In Heaver township, Columbia county,
Pennsylvania, described as. follows to-wlt: Houn
ded on the north by Henry Stiller, on the .south by
land of John Ilunsthger, on the east by other lands
of (said Joseph Shuman, and on the west byF. L.
Shuman, containing ten acres more or less.
Seized, taken In execution at tho sutt of Car
oline wann against Joseph 11. Shuman and Uie Exec
ulorsof Jacob sliumau,'deaeased, and tho adirduls
rators of Michael Cirover. deceased, and to be sold
as tho property of Jt II. shuman.
Littlks, Attorneys. Fieri Faalas.
ALSO.
All that certain lot ot ground situate In
Centre township, Columbia county, ra. described
as follows to-wlt : bounded on tho north by land of
James ICocher, on the cast by land of George Ucss,
on tho south,by land ot Georgo Hess and Chas. Hlp
pensteel, on tho west by land ot .Stephen McEivcn
and James Kochcr, containing is acres more or less,
on which aro erected a frame house, barn and out
buildings.
Seized, taken in execution at tho suit ot Samuel
J.Conner, surviving executor of Q. H, Fowler, de
ceased, ngalnst Peter O. Bachman, and to bo sold as
tte property of Peter o. Uachman
Jackson Son, Attorneys. Vend. Ex.
ALSO,
All that certain lot or piece of ground situate In
Catawlssa township, Columbia county, Pennsylvania
described as follows, to-wlt : Hounded on llto r. .1 f
by land ot George Zarr, on tho east by laud it .1
Uolllngshead, Sol. Helwlg, Nathan Helwlg and Dan
iel Uelwlg, on tho south by land of Daniel Hel
wlg, on tho west by land ot Jonathan Former
and heirs of Wililam McKelvy, deceased, containing
102 acres and tT perches, be the same moro or less, on
which Is erected a Grist 'Jill, dueling house and:
stable near mill, a Smith shop on tho north side of
Catawlssa rail road, a two-story dwelling house and
barn on south sldo of rail road and a dwelling houso
and stablo on the eastern end of said tract,
Eclzcd, taken into execution aud to bo sold as tho
property of Chas. V. McKelvy,
Abdoit & Hiuwn, Attorneys. Vend. Ex.
' ALSO,
All that certain pleco or parcel ot ground situate
In MlCl'ln township Columbia County l'a. described
as follows, to-wlt ; bounded on the north by lands of
Stephen lletler, east by laud of Samuel Creasy,
south by other lands of Nathan Nuss and westby
landot Stephen lletler, containing thirty acres, on
which aro erected a framo dwelling houso and frame
barn.
ALSO,
All that certain pleco of wood land In ffiniln
township Columbia County l'a. described ns 'allows
to-wlt : bounded on the north by lauds ot George
Uro.vn and William Creasy, east by landot Georgo
Drown, south and vett by laud of flomboy
containing 21 acres moro orles", on which are erect
ed a frame dwelling houso frame barn and other out
buildings.
seized, taken Into execution at tho suit or David
Grown, Jr., against Nathan Nuss, and toboso'.das
the property ot Nathan Nuss.
Jicxsox son, Attorneys. Vend. Ex.
ALSO,
All that messago and tract ot land situate In Mon
tour township, county and state aforesaid bounded
and described as follows to wit: HegluDlug at a
fence post, thence by land of Francis Evans north
fifty-nine and live rlghth degrees, east one huudred
and thirty eight and me tenth perches toabtone;
thence by land ot Isacher Evans and Uojdl'auon
soulh thirty threo and ono fourth- degrees, cost One
hundred aud sixty perches to a stone j thence by
land of J, O. (Julclc south seventy aud three fourth
degrees west, ninety four and seven-tenth torches
to a whlto ouk then- o south Mxty-nlno and three
fourth degrees west ono hundred and eighteen and
three tenth psrehes to a stono j thence by laud of
Mi 8. M. ,J. Werner norUi 3 u-s degrees west,
ono hundred and twenty and ntne-teath perches to
public rod l3adlng from Hlocmsbtirg aforesaid to
lianvltle, Pa. thenco north seventy eight degrees
cast tour and free tenlh perches, thenco by land of
heirs ot ltobert IxtwU north lltteeu degrees west
tlt'ccnatid one-tenth perches to tho place of be
ginning, containing ono hundred and Of ty acres and
one hundred and nine perches strict measure, on
which aro erected a twit story Framo House, out
kllchcD, largo Hank llarn and hhed. Wagon sited
and other out buildings. A good spring of running
water on the premises near dwelling I10U33.
Seized, takeu Into execution at tho BUIt of Frank-
lln It. Thornton, against John Thomas aad to bo sold
as tho property of John Thomas.
Fkekze, Attorney. . I-evart l'aclas.
AUIlt.n certain lot or pleco of ground situate lu
Scott township, Columbia comity, fcnnsylvanlj. de
scribed at fuIloiVa.to-wit: bounded on the north br
an alley on the cast by lot of Jesso Ulcus, on the
souuiDy .Main street aud on the west by street.
coata'nlng suveMy-lbreo and onc-half feet front
more or less, and one hundred aud sixty-live fret deep
moro or less on which are ereiited a buck dwelling
house, fraxo store building, stablo and out-build.
lugs.
ALSO,
All that certain lot or piece of ground situate In
Ecult toanshlp, Columbia county, I'ennsj ivarda, de
scribed as follows, to-w it : bounded on tho nort 1 by
land ot I'enjamtu ltlchart, on tho 'east by land of
jyua u.v, on mo bouiu uy land of Abraham Snyder,
mum t iituau una douu cuuman and on tho weM in
land u! Harvey Creullng, containing ono hundred
and f jrty-nlno acres moro or less, on w hlch are erect
ed a large frame dwelling houee, bank barn ond out
buildings. seized, taken lutooxccutlon at tho suit of WHUam
MUnes' Executors against Moore Crovellnc. arid also
at tho suit of Catharine Whttenlght against Mocro
Crevellng and to bo sou a3 tho property ot JJooro
i-ri'eiiiig.
I'ueezk, Attorney, end. Ex,
ALSO.
A II that certain lot or pleco of ground situate In Or.
angotownshlp.Columblaco, IVunsvvaMa,dci1bed
as foliowb, to-wlt : Hounded on Ihe north bi land or
Pi ter Trump, on tbe east by land of Cirrus .Mciinnrv
on llto west by lmd of Phlocaa -Young, on the south
by land of lllraui Iiowmau, containing tweuty-me
uv.uo, vu -i.ii.uui 11 iietiea u dwelling house, burn
and outbuildings.
seized, taken Into execution at tho suit of Peter
Trumpcow to the use of Itotetta A. Gerard, agatut
Theodore Mirxr aud to be soldos the preputycr
II, r smith, Attorney.
Ttrius cash 03 the day of sale.
Vend. tin.
JOHN W. HOFFMAN,
Jan. 8, t7-t3
Sherltr.
PUBLIC SALE HAIMn nil ila
Pnulcd at this Oflico
ON PUOKTiijT NOTICE A AT 1 Ui
M03P liEASONABLE IEI1JJ6.
or l usioi i
of Trusters'
DMINISTIUTOK'S NOTICE.
KSTATI5 OF MAST MUNSCU, hRCRiSED.
Iz-ttersof Administration on tho estate of Mary
Mensch late ot Locust township, colurnrla county,
derainscd, havo been granted by the lleglsts r of snld
county to Andrew itupp, Atlm r, Nuinldla, 1". ).
All persons having l;ilms ngtilust, tho estute are rc.
quested to present them for settlement and those
Indebted to mako payment without delay.
AND sKW RtJPP.
Jan. 10, TS-ew Administrator,
NumUla I', o.
DMINISTltATRlX'"NOTICE.
KSTATK OF WILLIAM K1STNK1I, PKCE tSKD.
Letters of administration on tho estate of Wra.
hlstner, lateof Malison townsh!p,Columbla County,
l'f . deceased, haTe been gr nted by the Register of
-aid county to the undersigned Administratrix
to whom all pereons Indebted to said eitate ore re
quested to mako payment, and thoso havtni;
claims or demands against the said estato will
make them known.to the said administratrix without
delay,
MAHV C, KISTNEIt,
. - . Jerseytown,
Jan U, 19-Ow Administratrix.
DMINI.STUATOK'S NOTICE.
RSTAT3 OF CI1IUSTIAX ASn, DZCIUSEn.
Letters otAdtiltilstramn on ttti estate Christian
Asli.Ialo of lieuton townsMp. Cilumbla count,,
decea'od. have been grunted by the llejiMerof said
county to Iln imderl?ncd Administrators to whom
all peisons indebted are riqucsled to mako Immedi
ate pa men, and those having claims or demands
against tho estate will mako them known to the ad
ministrators w llhout delay.
I.K. KltlKCDAUM,
cambra,
CUAHLES AMI,
Jan. 10, to-ew" st'llwa'cr,
Administrators.
A
DMINISTKATOIt'S NOTlCiJ
ESTATE or SAMrnr. n. tvititk- iivrRitrn
Letters of Administration onlhoesuteor Samuel
l. White, lato of tlshingcreek twp, col., co de'd,
havo beeuvranled by the Itegl'ter ot said county to
the undersigned Admtnlstrator.to whom all pet sons
Indebted are requested to make Immediate paj ment
aid those ha Ing claims or demands acralnst the es
tate wilt mako them kiowntotuo administrator
without delay,
II. .1. COXNF.Tt,
Administrator.
. orangevllle, l'a.,
Jan. 1J. ':8-"w.
"pROrilOKOTAKY'S NOTICE.
t . !s hereby given that William Lamon, Com
1 ' 1 t'zsbelh Dcltterlck, a lunatic, has rtled
I113 Hi Mil il niat account In the onico of the. l'ro
thonotjr. i aiumbla county which will bo nro-
senteui tlte ourt of Common pleas of said county,
OQthe4.l1 layof February next and will be enn-
nrmed arier four days unless exceptions be filed
within th at time.
., WW. KIUCKUAUM,
rruiuunoiary -a tumce,
Jan, 0 , 19-tc
lToth'y.
gXECUTOIl'iS NOTICE.
KSTATK OK JOUN WUITE, DEO n. ,
Letters .Testamentary on thn estntis f .TAiin
White, lato of Flshtnafreek township, Columbia
Co., I'a.,have been irraiiw:"! by tho llegtsier of Colum
bia county to the undersigned Executor to
whom all persons Indebted ar requested to make
Immedlat" pav ment, and thoso havlug claims or de-
luuuua iiKuiuii. iuq bun L'biuui win inane mem
known to tho under.-lirned Exccuter uiinmr
delay.
l'.C. H'AUSWOHTII.
W. J. lirckALKw, Executor.
Atfy. for Estate. Town Hill, Luz. Co., Pa.
d , 20, 1978-CW
SSIUNTE'S NOTICE.
In the District Court of the United Stales for the
Western District of Pennsylvania.
In the matter of J. A.Losee, Bankrupt.
Western Distiuct of Pennsylvania.
TO WHOM If MAY CONCKISN.-'lhu undersign
ed hereby glv- s notice, of Ills nprolntinent as AcblL-n
ee of J. . tisee, of Glen city. In tho County uf o
lumbla and state of Pennsylvania within said Dis
trict, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt on Credi
tors petition by tho Dlstilef court 0' said District.
Dated, Danville January sth, IsTfi.
Jan. IT, T0-3W Assignee.
LICENSE NOTICE.
Notlco is hereby given that the following named
persons havo filed with the Clerk of too Court of
quarter sessions of tho Peaeo ot Columbia county,
their petitions for llcenun which mil Iw nrps,.ni,1
to.the Court on Wednesday, the Filth day of Febru-
Jl'KChamberlln, Tavern, Bloomsburg.
r.'.?.'.er"'!:..M' Gl'more, Eating House, Bloomsburg.
William Williams, Tavern, Berwick.
Frank Kesnler, " centre
i' !.' !:""". Liquor store, catawlssa.
S. II. Hajeubueh, Tavern Grange,
W.M. KHICKHAUM,
Jan. u, "I9-tc clerk (j. s.
Dauchy & CoTsrAdvkT
'cmLDRENTSHOlS!
Wear twlco as long with cither tho
SILVER
"Or A. W. T. Va.n
V,
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vio.
Jan. 17, 13-4 w
Til KM.
d
BENhON'S CAPCINE '
POROUS PLASTER
o WOMEN AND CIIILDUliN
1 sutlJrlug from pain and weakness will
rent comfort and strength Irom the lite
Fem
lerlve
Jtllen
lrena
i.d ai'iiuei uruui i-iasier u here chli
f ffittid with wbooiddg cough, otdl.
fhs or colds or weak lungs, It Is the
only treatment the- tiwinf.i mi-Ai...
naryo
jut Ull
This nrtClO CORtalhS HOW medlelll.ll Pli-mniitii
lucli as Is found in no other rciiody In tho sninn
ifjrni. It Is far superior to common porous n.is.
ters. llnunenis, etecincai appliances and oilier
tttteruai remtvties. jl reueics pain at otio
ttrvnsthens and cures wheru oilier plasters will
aoteienrt lleie. For l.iuiiraiid w.-nk Hurl.,
'theuniiuuin. Kidney dlbease aud all local aches
ind pains It Is also tho best known remedy. Ask
ror lienson's Capclne Plaster and take no other.
Mliil uy nit 1'iuiiHw. a iilv 1.1 v-uio,
Jan. IT, 'i!i-w
TIACllBRSloii'fier''
uuiiUKumnininuiiuu DLUutK, Jl Ur IUU lmril-'ll-
Urs address J.u. Mci UllltVA: CO.. PiiiLAuaLruii.
pa, Jan 31, TD-lw a
BJPTHERIA !
Jul 11 i.'. AiioiUnt' l.liiliui-iii will positively
I"1'1 I I I- t rilttle dlsiut-e. and v 111 positively
iur 1 111 111 es In ten. Information that will uio
manj l.v ss ut tree bv mall. Don't delay n moment.
I'reu uiluiiUbe'ter than cure, told even w here.
1. S. J11I111K011 At Co. Itni;ui',lllaliii!
Jin. si, t-4w u
QOJIAiiJ'To
AM A I.I, Di:niMiPi?a nwTiiL- t
iTh2?oat and Liungs
i l'KUMANKNTLY ITIilil.
Br. T. A, Slocura's Ilcmedy
PSYCHINE" ;
taken tn coc 'Miction w tin
'oiiuirx i:.ni;i.siu.or i
PURE COD LIVER OIL '
uinthjiri lio.iilili... (,r
ItllVin AMD SODA.
A Fi-eo Bottlo f,i.Kw--it!?n v'
Ing BP! Hear,' sending uielr fcam p. o kdSl
J Ja'n Sl. 'lUw-tl0CUm' 1,1 ' earVst rv t, s y
V. Course in Physical Culture.
In tho other Courses receive Normal Ccrlincates
KOISTEU'S NOTICES.
Notice Is hereby given to all legatees, eredl-
ira and other ncrsons Interested In the estates of
thn resiiecUie decedents and minors, thnttbe fol
lowing niimiui-iirauon nnd gunruitm nci-uuuiM nmu
been tiled m the oiTlco of Hut lteglstcr of Columbia
county, and will be presented for confirmation and
allowunce in the urphans' Court to bo held In
HUiomsburg, on, Monday, the ad day of Feb., 187S1,
at 2 a clock n. m. on salu day:
1, rtrst and tlnal uceount of tt tlllara Edwards, sur
vlvlng executor of William stall, late ot llrlar
cretk townshlit, dec ased.
2, Second and part'.il account nf Ezra Stephens, ad
ministrator do li tnla non, of William Hess, lata
ot sttgnrloaf township, deceased.
C. I'lrst andnnal account of Clurles It. Paxton,
Guardian cf Mary E. Thomas, Sarah J, Thomas,
and Abraham C. Thomas, minor chl'den of Abra
ham 1 homas, lato 01 llloom township, deceased.
4. Second aud final account ot Ilenjamln Evans, ex
ecutor ut Cornelius KlkenColl, lato ct Mifflin
township, deceased.
6. supplemental account of Samuel Knorr, admin
istrator, Ac , of Murgnret Aptleman, lateof the
Town of liluoinsburg, deceased.
S. Second and partial account of Dyer L. Chaptn,
ono ot thn administrators ot John Boston, lateof
ItUhtngereek township, deceased.
T. The account of Peters. Kanhner, administrator
ot Daniel Karehnir, lato of Catawlssa township,
dccAise.l.
8. First and partial account ot N. 11. Creasy, execu
tor ot Christian Wolf, late ot Minim township,
decayed. '
0. I Irnt ltd part'al ncountcfO. P. Ent, adminis
trator of l'eter hut, lato of scott township, de
ceased, ss flled by KobertS. Ent, administrator
of o. P. Fnt, deceased.
10. 1 he account ot Jesso Coleman, administrator ot
Andrew Owen, lato of tcott township, deceased.
11. The first account of 11. It. Ent. administrator da
bonis non of l'eter Ent, late ot bcott township,
deceased.
12. Itn first nnd Hnsl account of Levi Shatrer, ad
ministrator or Duvld barter, Jr., lato of Drtar
crcet township, deceased.
18. First and Until occouat of John N. niowi and Sol
omon llarinan, executors of Nathan Bloss .lato
or tho Horough of Lerwick, deceased,
'register's OCleo, ) W. n.JACOTiT,
nioomsburg, Jan. 10, 1679. j liegtster.
Jurors for Fok Tenn,1879.
GP.ANU JUKOIIS
Bloom John Mccormick J13. Towhscffd, William
wcrts, uoot. MCiiriae, siepnen Knorrcuarics
Tittle.
Hcrwick llcnrrc. Freas.
licnton-lteuben Gibbous, J. L. SIcUenry.
lu-ier James T. Fox.
Catawlssa M. vi lirobst.
centrtiia u. u. Miuara, .101m e. uuey.
Flshluiicrcck N. J. Bobbins.
Greenwiiml WIllKm J. Kramer.
Ilemiock-Matllitas W hlttnlght.
Main J. 11 Uollno.
M.Miison John Demott.
Miniln-W'Illlam Modeller.
Montour llenrv Lazar is. William J. Bidleman.
Itoarlngcrcek -Johu Mow try. V. W. Bang.
seott John Jones.
THAVER5IJ JUItOUS.
HBST WEEK
Bloom E A'liawllngs, James 'chuyler, nernnrd
ntuiiiii-r. .i mies jiiuiiria, it. t , incKeyibOyu
.sharnless. Henry ltoseithtock.
Beaier Daniel singioy, Allea Mann.
Uenton Georgo caroy.
Berwick II. h. Fro.is.
Briarcreek 1-aao Doner.
Catawlssa-Danli'l Helwlg, S. D. Jllaard.
Centra li lafajetto Fetierman, WllUaifi Harris.
Centre -I. P. llaman.
Flblungercek .lobtah Coleman. .It. Hosttcr.
Franklin-C. L. Artlev
Greenwood Henry Mather. Wm. J. Patterbon.
ueiniucK r 11 iinmnun, liugu Jicunue.
lackson7 W Kitchen.
Locust Henry Beaver, John A.Tltner, Henry Ilel-
wtg.
Madlsou John Chrl-tlan, Samuel Farnsworlh.
Mam W. W. Mans W. T. Shumau.-
Mtniln T. z. Lowinan, Henry Nuss. Stephen Delt-
enck, m. 11. lletler, A. w. Hess.
ITnnlni.r Inlin V llnntnn 1,' I, -..l.s
lt. Pleasant Mosea steller.
Orange J. II. llarman, Wesley Bowman, Panla
Aiusti-iter.
Pine Wnbli. Bobbins. Jacob christian.
Scott John crevellng, James Pullen , D, T. Jones.
SECOND WEEE.
nio-im E. V. Ilartinan.
Beaver Ellas JHller.
Berwick -James W. Evans, John G. Jacoby, J. It.
Mca nail.
Brlarcwek-lleuben Sitter.
L-aiawissu Hamilton Usher, J, B. Knlttle, G. L.
Kobtenbauder.
Center w liuain MUIer, I.el Fester, Joseph Wetss,
Phtlln Harris. .
Ceitralla William PolITcr.
I'onj lightun John U hllue, Edward Hughes.
risnmycreek -i. ir. icncnry.
FraukUnf. c. Knlirlo.
Greonwood Georgo 1 homas. Menard Eves.
Himlock T. J. vundei-bUce, Samuel old.
tacksMi D. B. Stevens.
Locust Austin Cherrtngton, Oliver Evans, Jacob
I-oncr.
Main-Nathan Miller, WHUain U. Utt.
-Madliou G. u suppleo.
Montour William P. Mauser.
Pine-George stackhouse, James Dretblebls.
v.iiiiBiiiin uiiuiuui i iiuer.
scott Joshua It. Fowler, George Ucckman. Daniel
scott.
T 1ST OF CAUSIS FOB TKIAL AT
lJ FEHHUAltY TEltM, 167.
Oscar Hogenbuch' vs M Grovcr's adm"rs.
MarirareL Haircnbui-h mm ririn-ir'd msmr-a
(I M llagenbuch s M oroier'a Altai's.
Mary George is James Morrlsun.
John H seott vs licrnhurd stohnr.
Georgo A Barclay vs. Joseph M Freck.
, ukuu r-iarr v;u va it ii names ei ux.
Aaron Young vs Johu K Young.
Naney Ann itolteris is John K. Young.
Kit -Melleury et ux is John K oung
George 11 Gordner ass'gneo vs Gideon Hess.
Conrad Mmnk h Daniel Swank.
Gouter '1 lioiiias vs. Morris Mm hel.
Cli MtirpayaCouymhvnuu' centralla roor Dis
trict, I W McKelvj 'a uso va Wm Shaffer et al.
F L Shuman vs Sarah Klsiler.
Morris Mlieuel vs. Gomer 'I homos.
simuel Hhono vs Jesse Ilhone.
J-unes A W biting nmrd vs Wm. MUnes' executors.
Adam w 111 w elUngton case.
w H Itelhbold vs Nlcolaa Engiehart.
c.i awlssa Deposit nam; is John H Parker.
w in Nenl ct nl vs Penn'u Canal Co.
Firktatltmal Uank ot Ashlund vscatharlne Bnsoo.
Marthac HartzclUs Joseph II Nyer.
.Mary tl Vandertllco vs Daniel Kline.
C G Murphy vs Conj ngham aud CentraUa Toor Dhv
llohr Mc'lletry vs Thos F Y'oung.
J A screck is J W HofTmauctnl
tl 1 Drlcbbach vs M Gruver's admr's.
Elizabeth liartman vs BenJamln'Krum et ux.
et li" 'or"";r'B uso vi o D I, Kobtenbauder,
Alex I. siiilttivs John o Jacoby.
John Waltz'is (lllnrill.in u il-.n ii...in.
lleury fftmers vs Jcneph Conner's adJS- '
hum-loo; school Hltrlet vs wm A Kile.
F p Drluker is J It nobis et al. ,
Hannah Weiss s John HolHoin. '
M nnn er' admr's vs Glii.rt Drlesbach,
V.m " t-nj'lerva Wm II VandeMlce.
Abbott a: Knlttla vs Wesley ls-rry et al
II r- lln w ke i Co i s St. rni r 4jolei L
V;.,,. lr?kw''v,,1 H It'oxler-sodmr.
Philip Machart s Malor Sleel.
st.Juhn's Churth. Catawlssa vs B F Dallman.
John KesU-r-s John Itaniz.
",u.,ll-'T8Con',)b'1""aand Centralta Poor Dls.
John liobton's admlnlkirato- vs Wm. I. Parks
lAtcust Scijoo Ituirletvs DaiU Helwlg
F. P. Knorr vsE II Grub ct ux.
WinO-VS' P1HAISEMENTS.
ii The following appralteuinds cf real and
rn-reonal prorw UyK-t aisirt lo.wldows of dVwdeiTti
ha e been 11 ed In the oniec of the lteglter of col
uuibhi county, under tho Huh-a of Court, aud will bo
prweuted for absolute connruutton lo lie (Vphins
t-ourtto bo held lu liluom-litnv.lu and ffirbald conn,
ty. on Monday, th.t 31 diy of Feb , i7? at j
V,' ':"- '" bul'1 d "h-'-'" exwptlonstu such
conllrmatlonurepreiiouslyiiled, of which all t..r.
bona lutenibted tn said cbtatea will take uotlcer
Hel.uwdf JjU,uxlu' latoof centrauiivnihlp, de.
S' yVi-MSfi0ba ,I1M1' Uta "'"M "ownshlP.
" deei0.lJi)d!JOlin KUor' Ule 01 Locu-t 'ownshlp,
' rtmwu! i"Uer' 01 Uca township,
aip"dalSll.'u'"-'e'''ter' latB0' JCU lown
N?,?w ', William GarrUon, late of the Town
of Bloomsburg, dneos. d.
T. Wiaow ut iiu.-u Shultz, Uleol Jackson
deceased.
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