COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
11 Our Constitutionguard, U ever I
Our glorious Unionhold It deaf !
Our Mamr rUgforaa)ie It never!
Tha proncl Oanoattlan our only pcert
EDITED BY LBVt U TATE, PROPRIETOR,
BLOOMSBURG :
Baturday Morning, Nov. 4, S.
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Democracy, a tenllment not to be applied, coriujit-1
i ot compromised 11 knows no baseness, It cuivcta
tone danger, l oPp,e,.c. no weaKno... nestrtictive
only of deepotlsm It Is tho solo conservator of liberty, I
labor and property. It l tho sentiment of freedom, of i
Maal tlchU.orcialoH tt on.-.ho law of nature
pervading tho law of Ihe land-Autx.
t-r..-...i.nin i mi 1 1 i i i i m iiimajttMUUduaMi ,
The County Commissioners, Joiin l'.l
Fowler, Eq., was on Monday last, in-'
ducted into office, as a member of the ,
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Board of Commissioners. L.quiro Fow (
lor Is a good man aud tvill beyond doubt,
make an efficient member, lie lias ootli
the democracy and qualifications for tho
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purpoie. The Board, as now organized, ,
r v. . , ' n
oonsistsof Taos J. Vandbrsuoe, Prcsi-
nun, alien jiann, anu .ioun . jtow
i.un. xney are au mreo acung JU5lI0B3
of tlio Pcaoe, and thorough-going business'
men, ana nu impart uonesij ana cincien-
oy into tho Board.
Roiiu McIIenry, Esq., after having
served the last threo vears. to ircueral
ccptanco, has retired from tho Board.-
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iun. Mciiraur maao an excellent wm-
raiuaioner, and leaves, on retiring from his
trust, a olean and proud record. Ho is ,
ono of tho innocent men and
publia offi
cors of Columbia county, whom the abo
lition cowardly Lincoln Administration
last year kid-napped and for several loug
months confined in Fort Mifflin, Thoy
tried to take his life and nearly accom
plished their hellish designs, but ho sur
vives his dirty persecutors. His memory
will be honored whilst theirs will be damn,
ed.
Ciias. T. Huston & Co., having
effectod a union of the Democrat and Ga
aetto offices at Williauisport, now publish
an excellent democratic paper there, mix
der the old uamo of tho I.ycominq Ga
IKTTS. One democratio paper is only
necessary, as tbo organ of the parly, in
Williamsport, and will give efficiency to the ' ui execration will settle upon tliat man s
organization in Lycoming county. Tho'Dame if.'' fiJia11 ?crifice us as J.ii policy
. .. i, .. , now evidently aims to do. Why, if I
Gazette u the paper andjongniay it wave. werQ ft whl,e aftcr lhh
Death of Hon. Charles Miner. Hon.
Charles Miner, the venerable Historian
of Wyoming, former Member of Cougros.i,
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nna suitor oi tno uuzcrno i-eueraiist,
The Glaaner, True American, and vil
lage Record, died at the
ltetroat, in I
T.nTrnn rniitilv. nn Thnrarliio (if List
" w J ' J " .
wees, m iuo oua jear ui uio me '
Miner, was a gentleman and foholar. His j
life was varied and eveutful,and bis namo :
will bo held in grateful remembrance,
J A Skunk, ot what is commonly
known as the Pole-Cat, was captured by
ono of our citizens on Monday last, in
Blooinsburg. Tho animal had a steel-trap
attached to ono of its legs. Ms a very
maty animal, of the carnivorous kind,
and it is supposed to bo one of the party
lately in conferenco here in the Republic
can office, in convention wilh Dootor?
John and Brower.
Public Discussion in Nito Jersey
Judge llyorson, md Hon .0. Chauncey
Burr, are engaged in a public political dis
cussion in Now Jersey. Mr. Ryerson is
tho champion of Abolitionism, and Mr.
Burr, the wheel horse of tho Now Jersey
Democracy. Judge Ryerson, if wo are
not groatly deceived, will get a most un
merciful excoriation at the hand of bis
wily opponent.
IST The soldiers' vote on the Repre
entativo Ticket in Columbia county, run
a tie. On the county ticket tho Abs. havo
a majority of two or three in the soldier
vote from this oounty. And yet, these
"soldiers' votes," cost the Tax-p3yers,
ono hundred dollars each 1
r. T. ,, :
Tuesday. Col. Tate was seen sneaking! sccno ol tho "bollion, m no way has this
up "Court Houso Alley" and kept out of .been more providentially and conspicuous
sight all day ! 2 Poor old Levi ! j ly presented than in tbo way the peo
Smut Machine. v0 havo bcen savcd from tho ourg(J o
This is the first intimation wo Lad, that federal domination."
Dr. Brower was in town, and if wo were
eccn passing up tho Court-IIouso Alloy,"
we were only going in tho usual way, to
nr nlaeo of business. Suoh utterances
i
illy become such a pair of pitiful pup?, as ,
Dr. John and Dr. Broiuer, both of whom
we have heretofore denounced, and now,
again, publicly denounce, as "liars, scoun
drels and oowardi I" I
YZT Col. Levi L. Tate, tho veteran
editor of tho Columbia Democal was in
Wilkes Barre last week. Tho arduousla
bori of his calling and the accumulation
of years seem to mako no impression upon
the Colonel, either in his poraonal appear
ance or his activity of body or mind ho
is Tfhat might bo termed a salamander
Demoorat, and. is to tho Abolitionists of
Columbia county what the famous "swamp
angel" was to their co-laburcrs in treason
at Charleston during tho war, a source of
constant terror. Ho fires hot shot.
Luzerne Union.
JST Tho 'top of morning" to you,
friend Hinns, for that ooraplimeut. j
I- Hon. James L. Orr, has been!
oleottd Governor of South Carolina, Gen. '
Wade Hampton was bis opponent. South
Carolina is a sovereign State, pledged to
Law, the Union and the Constitution.
Happy Family.
D'nintereatcil pcoplo, who viow tlio an
tioa of tlio radicals, maj well exclaim,
with cutting Irony, " Ilow they love one
auotbor 1" Tlio bottom Laving wholly
fallen out from thoir old platform, they
are no longer attached by a common bond
of sympathy, but tho malignant spirit of
virtupcration remains, and consequently
thoy arc as likoly to fix their fangs upon
friandd as foes. Witness tho otidonoo
Wendell Phillips, in his reeont address at
Boston, denounced General Banks as a
vagrant mountebank" and then turning
,U(, prcsiflcnt of the United States,
r , '
Charged that the Chief magislrato of the
na.jon wa9 sutjcct f(Jr jmpcaoh
r it
IDOnt, as folleTTS '.
Now my clinrgo against tho President,
'bat ho baa debauched tho'moral sense
tho loJl S'a ! on this question. My
chargo against tho President of the United
g. . , , , . . fiilenccJ lhn Renu,,.
lioan party on this question, and if it
wero possible, consistently with tbo na
tur0 of ur government, now is the time
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such
-' i' J ,a
magistrate should bo lmceashed
IIo,0 of Representatives.
bv the
Nor flW lbo pa(lorof pijm0uth Ohuroh
Q thot(J venomous Bhalt4. Mr
phijiDS Saj,j .
rfj,c sjavo power jiko tbc fl0rp(JDt
the old lccand of Laocoon, has encircled
and crushed tho life out of tbo ltcpubli
ac-.can party, and out of Plymouth Church
P"'pit. (Laughter and applause) Yes,;
'respect tho impulses of that gallant apos
Uo of ibertyj Ionrj Ward jjeeober. But
that spceoh of his is ono of tho most dis
mal signs of the times,
, Tho Imhpmient newspaper in like
manner, turns upon its old assooiato edi
tor thus :
Mr. Bccchcr's language now sounds
more like the Democratio resolutions of
New Jersey than the good old ring of
Plymouth Church boll.
In happy accord is the New York Anti
Slavery Standai d of Octobor 28, which
says :
We regard his sermon last Sunday as
ono of the most effeotive blows cvor dealt
at the anti-slavery cause.
The negro lecturer, Frderick Douglass,
thinks President Johnson is worse than
Booth or Jefferson Davi. He said, in a
leoturc delivered a fow day ago, in Boston:
Wo abhor very properly Jefferson Davis
and iiootb, but a deeper and more dread-
Diuen to my bones to looU a blaeu man :n
thejace and deny him the right of suffiago
Among tho radical editors wholo col
umns arc wasted in mulual crimination.
li'or instance
Thurlow Weed, who con
trols the columns ot the Now York Times,
,,,,.. i,;, rtn,n,iVnn,. ,,0 mu,0
i no mistake oi ivounstamm (who is
Tho mistake of Kohnstamm (who
now at aing King) was in not connecting
with tho Evening Post before commencing
ueprcaations upon mo government.
And tho Post editor has no better opin
ion of " T, V." All this is disgraceful j
and were there not more stability in our
democratio form of government than it
has over had credit for, these fellows
would drive tho country into anarchy bo
fore another Presidential election.
Providential Dispensation.
John Van. Buren, in a recent speech,
oalL attention to tho following facts : "No
Demoorat ever died in the Presidential
chair. It is a very curious fact that du
ring the last sixiy-five yesrs only threo
federalist presidents havo been elected
Generals Harrison, Taylor and Mr. Lin
coln. Eaoh one of these died in tho pres
idential office, and tho vice president who
succeeded to the office in each caso was a
Democrat. So that, during tho whole of ,
these sixtyMlve yeats Democratio princi -
ple havobcenjn tho ascendency. I won-!
der that tome of these clerical ltepubli -
oans who look for tho Cugcr of God in
everything, do not see what a providen-
tial dispensation it is. No Democratio
President has ever died in office, and no
Federalist President over lived out his
term in it, showing the watchful care of
Providence over the United States. From
1 1 . .1 fir.., mm tUn tn , , n 1.1
' b"" 'uu tnuiuiwu iu tuu jasi,
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Tlie Rebellion in Jamaica,
! Great Brittan.not yet recovered from tho
. sIlooL of tt thrertened rebellion in Ireland,
mut cow confront the reality in Jamaica.
Wc publish to-day, says tho New York
World, the startling information that tho
negroes in tho Western District of the
island arc in open and organized revolt.
A i in San Domingo and wherever else tho
' African cloment has come into armed con-
fliot with tho whito, the savago instincts ol
the inierior aro, in this caso also, illus
trated by deeds of barbarity at tho recital
of which the blood curdles with horror.
Tho experiment of emancipation in Ja
maica goes from bad to worso ; but to our
own country this insurrection may have
its good uses if it bo regarded as a losson
and a warning,
jg- Stanton has ordered tho full offioial
report of the Wirzo" trial" to be publish
od in Morris Rebellion Record, Taint
any uso it won't savo his character.
HSf It is exceedingly strango that the
shoddy press should oall General Slooum
a ''cotton theil," Bnd yet talk of Ben,
tlullpr ai a "hero,"
I
A telegram from Fortress Monroe brings
us tho clad tidings that this gentleman
was certainly toleascd from imprisonment
on Tuesday, and had left that place for
ltiohmond. Upon this happy ovont wo
oongratulatc not only him, but all those
who cherish tho inostimablo rights which
aro guaranteed to Amorican citlzons by
tho Constitution, but which liavo most
unfortunatoly been too frequently denied
to them during theso bat fow years.
But why docs tho President hesitate I
Why docs ho not throw open the doors of
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that fortress still wider, and givo freedom
under paiolo, if not absolutely, to Mr.
Davis and Mr. Clay I For retaining tho
latter in duranco there is not, there never
has been, any dcaent prctaxt, and Presi
dent Johnson not only docs violence to the
feelings ol tho pcoplo and to tho princi
ples of common justice by holding that
high-tcned gentleman in confinement, but
ho is affixing to his .own character a stig
ma which ho will Hind difficult to remove.
We dislike to find fault with the Presi
dent at the very limo that wo arc praising
him, but wo never think of tho cruel treat
ment whioli has been so ungenerously In
flicted upon Clement 0. Clay, without
feeling our wholo naturo rebel against tho
greivous wrong which has been done to
him, and to tho honor of our country by
the undeserved and unmanly persecution
to which ho has been subjected, when
himself exhibiting a sublimo oonfidenoe.
not onlv in his own innocence, but in the
good faith of the Government. New Yo)k
Acu't.
Loyalty" Begins to Pay.
About a year ago the " loyal" Repub
licans of Greene County, Wisconsin, un
dertook to demonstrate their excessive
loyalty by maltreating a man named Stc
vens whosj political sentiments did not
accoid with theirs. Mr. Stevens lately
look it into his head to givo this loyalty a
test, and brought a suit for that purpose
before tho United States Court sitting at
Mihvaukio. The result was that ho re
covered against the defendants tho round
sum of 55,000
The PasrtsyvANiA Elections. The
Ilarrisburg Falriot gives a tablo of the
offioial and reported majorities (or Audi-
General, which foot up as follows;
For llartranft, Abolitionist,
18,853
25,709
For Davis, Democrat,
Estimated Abolition majority 21,020
TnB State Leoislaturh,
It is believed, will btand as follows
Dan.
Ab.
Scnato
Houso
13
85
48
21)
00
80
39.
Abolition majority on joint ballot,
An Important Decision. In tho U.
S. Circuit Court, in session at Rutland,
Va., Judge Smallcy ruled the act of Con
gress making tho authority of tho Presi
dent a defenco againil suits brought for
search, arrest or imprisonment, was ille
gal, and that tho act affords no protection
to officers carrying out tho P. esidonts i
orders. He also ruled thut martial law !
not having boen declared in Vormont,
civil law remained in full force, and
Lo '
was
not subordinate to military authority.
A Certain Cure son. Chills and Fe
ver "Ab soon at the chill makes itaap
pearanco take a small doso of Calomel,
and after it operates two or three limes
take a small dose of Castor Oil. The next
morning commence taking the medicina as
prescribed, viz : one ounce of Peruvin
liark, pulverized ; half ounce of Cream of
Tarter : one-fourth ouueo of Cloves, which
! must bo ground fine, and mix all together
and put into a bottle, and pour about half
ja pint of wine, brandy or whisky into it,
I and shako the botilo woll before using.
Take a small wine glaBS full three times a
day before meals. For children, half a
wino glass at a doso."
Cam. J. D. Laciab, lato of tho
Mauch Chunk Gazette, has suspended tho
publication of that paper, and removed his
printing office to Reading, having formed
a copartnership with Mesers. K. 11 Uauch
& Son, the enterprising publishers of tho
Evening Record,
Solid Votino. Monroo county must
bo the Paradiso of Democrats. The fol
lowing aro a few samples of tho way hor
people voted at tho lato election : Cool
baugh township, 50 for Davis, 0 for llart
ranft ; Eldrcn township, 137 for Davis,
none for Hartranlt ; Middlo Smithfiold
township, 213 for Davis, 10 for Hartranft.
Heavy Yield of Potatoes, Mr. Da
vid Palsgrovo, of Robeson 'township,
Berks county, raised this year, from two
bushel of seed potatees, over ono hundred
bushel oil tho samo sort, And at the
samo rato must havo paid hotter than auy
otbor crop.
. -
Day Wood, Esq , ono of tho members
elect to tho Houso of Representatives,
from Lancestor oounty, and a member of
the last Legislature, died of typhoid fo
ver on the 20th inst,, at hit residence in
Fulton township. A special eleotiin will
bonocessary, to fill tho vacancy,
November Elections. Eleolions take
plaoo on tho 7th of November in tho fol
lowing States : Wisconsin, Minnesota,
New York, New Jersey and Massachu
setts ; all save New York electing Governors.
John Mitchell.
Tho Malloo of tho Serpent.
Our neighbor says ! Tho Loid pre
airn n Irnm lhn Innm.fnrod livnnriia .
SCrVO US irom tUO janui-iacoa Iiyooriis.
Called COppcrllCftd soldiers, alluding tO
n. n't .'...1 t.I.,7
vapium iruuft.wuy, nuu auurou nun I
Unmcreifully at Thompson's Hall OH OVO-
.1.. - , .1.. An,
WHll ina lin anu en. lop ten nnver hoaru a'
more scathing drossiog than our neighbor
was tho rccepient of on that occasion,
llul tho Captain wasted his ammunition,
Wc all know that such political stipenda
rics aro paid by tho abolition party to
abuso ovory ono who will not tow tho
knee to their ebony idol. Honcc it don't
matter to them bow brave, how devoted,
how patriotiotbo soldier is, no matter if
1 I I .M.i-.l V ..(.
he has been mutilated by tho enemy's
balls and ihclls, and suffered years in the
eorvico, if ho docs not admit that a negro
is better than a white man ho is immedi
ately assailed by tbeso " poiitioal huck
sters" and denouncod as' mercilessly as
though ho had never drawn a sword in
defence of his country. Bat tho pigmy
of the Amerioan cannot offcot tho stand-
ing oi euuer uoi. uavis or vopt. wroulv ,
way. Their record is on filo m tbo
ohives of this Government, and all
,
SUeh
malicious attacks as our neighbor mattes,
aro but tho hissing of the venomous ser
pent which crawls and Btings at tho feet of
thoso that crosses its path, unablo from its
naturo ever to reach a higher altitude.
Danville Intelligencer,
Slate News Items
Efforts aro being mado to havo Col.
Moscby brought to trial for guerrilla out
rages. Tho whito caulkers, joinors, and oar
pentcrs in tho Baltimore shipyards havo
refused to work beoautc negroes are cm
ployed. The President hs issued a proclama
tion appointing the first Thursday in De
cember a day of national thanksgiving'
The'provost martial court-), organized
in behalf of tho Freedom's Bureau in Loui
siana, have been abolished.
The Georgia Stato Convention has
abolished slavery, with a reservation in
regard to futuro claim for compensation.
The President has mado a communication
to the convention, making the repudiation
of tho rebel debt a test of loyally.
Attornoy General Cochrane is about
to jtuuip fur tho Democracy in New York.
General Canby has forbidden the
military to interfere, except to suppress
disturbance, in tho Louisiana election.
General Hallcck has been directed
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to muster out all the volunteer troops on
tho Pacific coust.
An order has been issued for the
diioharge of four Kentuoky oolorod regi
ments Tho Treasury Department last week
chartered seven national banks.
A counterfeit fifty dollar greenback
is in circulation in New York
Tho recent gales havo caused much
damageon our coaBf Several shipwrecks
have been reported.
Goueral Graut is in favor of muster
ing out all volunteer generals who have
not been disabled in service-
General Kirby Smith has been in
formed tb.tt ho can returu from Cuba to tho
United States on parole.
The organization of tho onlored mi
litia in Charleston, St 0., has been forbid-
den by Gun. Djnnett, to avoid oollision
with tho whites.
It is said that tho muster out of the
Veteran Reserves will certainly take placo
before tbo meeting of Congress Tbo
privates of the HcKcrvea wish to bo mus
tered out while the officers do not.
The Secretary of war has decided
Up0n the portions who aro to receivo tho
reward lor cabturiDg Uooin. lie tieeis
ion mast bo approved by tho President be
fore promulgation.
Tho Tribune reports 10,000 blaoka
in tho District of Columbia, and groat
personal distress, Here is a picture of
the sufferings of those people :
" 27ie most frightful mortality exists, as
many us 80 coffins per week being jur
nish'ed by te Quarter mister's Depart
ment, most of which, ure for children. It
is the opinion of physicians practising
amoii! them, and of other closo observ-
crs, mat tnree-iourins oi tucio ennaren
dio from neglect and want. In the fami
.. .. .-. -I".,
ly of a soldier, who lost lus Uto in battle,
five out of'tho ton children havo died
since March, 1S05, from tho above oauscs.
In aunther three out of seven children of
a soldier drafted in Dceombcr last, have
starved to death in the last three weeks.
Stopped The Penna. Iron Company
havo stopped work in tho now Puddling
Mill. Tho hands have bcen discharged
and many of them havo left to seek work
elsewhere. Tlio reason for the stoppage,
-we havo heard stated, is on account of the
sudden riso in tho price of pig iron. Rail
road bars not having gone up proportion
ably in price, it won't pay to buy tho
former article and work it into rails
Official Vote for Representative,
Jacobv, D. Eckman, R.
Columbia, 2009 1C83
Montour, 1100 841
Soldiers' vote,G 0
Jacody's in ajority , 1771.
MARRIAGES.
On the SUd, of Oct., at tbo rosidence of
tbo bride a father, Hudson Owen, Efq,,
by Hov. M. P. Uroothwaito, IMr. Jebome
S, Walcott, and Bliss Hattie J. Owen,
of Berwick.
At Town nill, Oct., 25th, 1805, bj
T V. W,1...H, M- 1?ncnen,nir
xvui, iiuinnuiiu, j.- t,.tni,,ui.
liAcii ack, ol l.spy, Columbia co., to Mias
Lucy P. Hamuson, of 'Fairraont, Lu
zerne county.
On tbo 20th, of Oct., 1605, by the Rev
Wm. J. Eytr, Emandus Khodes, to
Miis MeiiIiAcina Tboxul both of Lo
oust towiibbip, ('oluinbia county.
DEATHS.
On Sunday rveniDg, October 22d,near
Shiokehinoy, lizumo county, Mr Wm. J.
Kheamku, 0(4 tl about 48 years,
Iu Coalswonh, ICanawah oo, Ya. on
tbo 22nd Seuipieinbor,SAMUEL Benedict,
formerly oi rmsion. jjuzerns oo,, ri
, Aiasviuo uu,, H1IOU
07 y(ar, 3 ut.oibi nnd a day..
Jft) 3Vi)DCtUSCUtCUt0 1
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w- , 1
S7!cfmV
wauaj
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trayeu IfOtn IU0 rcslucnco 01 t II 0 UOUCt-
KJ lined, In Klihlntcreek townihlp, Columbia Co.,
about me middle pari or Aiicmi, a
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Two yean old lait Spring. Any per. on glvlnc In
formation concerning hii whereabout! will bo liber
ally rewarded. r.,.,it.ivr.
riihlntcreeklwp.,Noy.4, '05-3W. 81 Su
Lost,
ON Saturday last, between tho resi
dence of the underlined, In Centra towniblp,
near Slonytown, .
A PASS BOOK,
Containing a pronilaty Nolo fur 8140. eijned by
Mr.Seldlc. A II betal reward will bo paid for ino re.
turn ofinoBook and Note.
Nov. S, '05-31. 8150
PUIS JL1C
OP
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE I
IN pnrsuanoc of an order of the Orphans'
Court of Columbia county, on
ctiirdav
November 10, luoo,
All0oWofktn,
the forenoon. Andrew t'reveling and
Al 10 O ciorn in ,ua twitiiuwii . .-... ....-.....,
lHaniuel llenr. executors of A rchhald Henry late of (
UrailgC iwp,, in Bum cunnir. un,ui .....
rublle Vci.duc. on the preinlies, a certain nieaiungc ,
tenement and tract of land situate In the townihin or
Orange, adjoining lands of John Mecnrgle and John
.. . . ?. ' - ' .u- II. 1. 11. Mniitftmi.v find
Dr. I). W. Muntfomery nnd
IICrriK l "1 ' " ..--".!"" v.j
IMrhn.il llnit'a h.l.. nn the cast. Jeremiah llacenbuch
Geo. Iltider nnd Peter Mcllick on tho south and Dan.
let Vandorallco ahd Wir. Del"ng oil tho weat.
Containing 239 Acres,
more or less, on which are erected a good
TWO.STOKY DWELLING HOUSE!,
Frame Barn, Wagon Shed,
nnd out. building, nn eicellenl Spring of Water near
the door. .
J litre Is al.o on the west end of said property a
ono uud a half story
FRAME I)VlU.I.INO HOUSE
and a good Dank llarn, and a spring of water conveni
ent t" the fame, a large part of the preailies is clear
ed, on which I a n
UOt)D .IPPf.E ORCHARD.
The uncleared pall Is well timbered,
I.ate tlio Datale of said deccated, hituatu Inthetwp,
ofOrange and county aforesaid
JHPSU C'Ol.r.MAN.
The abovo property will be sold on reasanablo term!
and will be divided Into two farms, If ueccasary to
suit purcha.ers.
ANWtF.W CIII'.VEM.VG. )
HAMULI. IIKNUY, ) "
Nov. 4, ltOi.-ta
US .11 1 li Y ill E T
ror.
Ueltirucd Soldiers and All Others.
AGENTS WANTED.
Grtut Sale of Jewtln ami Silvencaie,
Tho Arrandalc Great Gift Distribution.
Our Agents are muting from Five to Thirty Dollars
per day, and we stll need mure l.nle invoices Imoi
Luropj have swelled our olnck to over Ono .Million
llollurk. A splendid assortment ol Wotchc. KIukh,
Ladles' uud Oautlciuncu's Jewelry of all kind., oftnc
must fnsliiunatils patterns, selling at SI each. Send
V5 cents fur a certificate and you will see nhal your
ore entitled to j or $1 for iTve certillcnles, or S3 for
thirty, or send n 3 cent Ktamp tor our terms to Agouti
winch aro of the must libcml kind. N'on is your
time I
ARRANDAI.U ic CO.
No. ID7 llioadway, New Vork,
Nov. 4, 16W-8U 3iu II A, S.
SPLENDID BARGAINS 1
All Sure of their Money's Worth.
W. FORSYTH 6t CO.
33 and 41 Ann Street, N. V. (late il aud 14 Nassau
Street), oiler for aale the following magnificent
List of
H'alcltcs, fliaius, Jewelry, Kic.
Bv" UACII Alt'IlCLU ONE DOLLAR! -CI
And not to bo paid for till you know v. hat
you are to get.
2S0 Gold it Sliver Watches, from 8ISUUlo$!3f) 00
caclt.
201 Ladles' Gold Watches, 3.1 BO each.
SOO Ladies' k Cents' Silver natcbes, 13.00 each
5,0(1.) Vest, Neik & tiuard l.'li.iiiil", $5 00 to 13.00 each.
G.OOOUnld Uuud llMcelcta. 3 0 ' to 111.00 each
0,01)0 I'lnin. Unused, Wedding rings '.' 50 to 500 each.
5,000 California Diamond I'm. mid
Kings, 3 ODto 0 00 each.
10.000 sets Ladies' Jewelry. 5 00 to IS OUeacli
10.000 Gold I'cus, Silver Mounted
Hauler, 400 to SOOe.uh.
10 000 Gold I'cns, Silver Cases and
l'encils. 4 00 to C CO each.
Together with Kibbon Slides, llosnui Sruds, Sleeves
lluttuni, Gold Pencils, Uelt duckies. Ilroochca, Gold
Thimbles, Uar drotia. Children's Loops, Maauuic
Tins and liinga, Seul Kings, Scarf Tins, Watch Keys.
Also u variety of Silve Ware, embracing Goblets,
Cups, Castors, Tea and Tablo Spoons, Sc., from S3 to
50.
'1 ho articles in this atock are ot the ntatcat and
most f.i.hiour.ble styles. Corlitlcatcs of all the vari
ous articles are put ill scaled envelopes aud mixed,
thus giving all a fair cliauco, and eut liv mail, as or
dered ; mid no lhn receipt of the certificate it ia at
your option to send O.VI! DOLL Wl and taku the ar
tide named in it, or not ; or auy other article iu our
list of o'l'ial taluc.
Certifficates and Premiums.
Single Certificate, t5 cents ; ftvo Certificates, gl ;
eleven, $1 i twenty.fivo wilh premium of Gold IVn,
33,7.'i; filly with premium of Gold Pencil and Pen.SIO;
one hundred with premium of Silver Watch, 520 ; two
hundred wilh premium of Gold Watch, S'M. Certilh
eate money enclosed with order. Uvery letter, from
wliulever saurcc, promptly anaivcred.
Goods sent by mail, carefully packed. All articles
not satisfactory can be relumed and exchanged, or the
money refunded If wished. Thousands of dollars'
worth of Watchoi sold to our customers during tlio
paat year.
AGENTS wanted everywhere. Send 23 eeuta for
Certificate and Circular. AdJrcas,
W PORSYTIl U CO..
30 und 41 Ann Street, New York,
Nor. 4, 'l35-3ni. $10 8 ,Y1 . T Agla.
BARGAINS !
JBAKGAINS!
IF YOU WANT TO BUY
Fall and Winter
GO TO
freasy's Store, in Light Street, Pa.
Who Keep all Kinds of
CALICO,
MUSLINS,
SILKS,
GINGHAM,
FLANNELS,
C All PETS,
HOSIERY,
SHAWLS,
Ready-made Clothing,
Sugars, Molasses,
Syrups, coffees,
Teas, Fish,
Salt, Bacon,
Hants, Lard,
Tobacco, sgars,
Hats, Boot",
Caps, Shoes,
Drugs, Oils,
Paints, &c, &o.
In addition to ourlarge stock of Dry Goods, we have
i a luico and full assortment of Heady Mode Clothine
I lornifii anu I oys wear iiici we !re uetermincu 10
' sell cheaper tniin can ee noueiit elsewhere. Can and
ell cheaper than can be bought eliewliere,
see. and Judge for yourselves
ID They atao keep a fine uaaortme nt of DRUGi" and
MUUlGlNKS, tn supply the absence of a regelar Drug
Btorc in Light Btrcct, which will be carefully com
pounded and suitably directed for the accomudation of
their customers.
II. W. CREASY, & Co.
Light Street, Nov. 4, 18(35.
Administrator's Notice.
Estate of Jacob IJoals, deceased.
T UTTERS of administration on tha
iJ Kslate of Jacob lloats, late f Beaver twp.dee'd,
lmvc bcen granted by tbo Ucgleler of Colrimbia co., to
theunderalgned; all persons having claims against the
estate of the decedent are requested to present them tn
the underilched, withont delay, and all persons ln
deb ted to cuke payment forthwith.
ANDItllW HIIUMAN,
Heaver township, Columbia co.
CM Allien IIOAI'S,
Unloa two., Hchuylkill county,
i i .!:!.
. ort, ii.imi-6
SHERIFF'S SALES.
Ty vlrtuo of nevorat writs of vonditionl
JO etponai and Levari Faclat, to ma directed, la
out of the Conrt of Common Pleas of Columbia
eounty, will ho eiposcd to public- sale, at the OUUKT
IIODfli:, In liloomshiirg, on MONDAY'. TUB 4TII OF
DnC'EMIIKIt 18113, at I o'clock In the afternoon ofiald
day, the following real estate to wit I
I A certain tract or lot of ground allunta In Oreen
wnn.l inwh.hln. Columbia co.. coiitntnlriff TEN ACRElJ
mure or ien bounded ae follow i adjoining landt of
Jacob Oerradilnaae Hewitt, William Mather, andoth'
era. whereon ore trcctod a (Iilit Mill, a Htnry and a
tmlf Traiue lluuie, and two Htablei, with the appur
tenances. ALSO,
Onenthtr lot of eround, situate In tin cnuntr and
towmhlp afotetald, containing TWO ACRES and
twenty two nercho more or leu, adjoining landi of
widow Conner, Jacob Qerrar aud othere, with the
appuitenancei,
ALSO,
One other lot of (round eltuatn In the eounty and
towmhlp afu.'eiahl, containing ONI! AC HE more or
Ip.i. aillolnlnu landi of Jo.rnh It. Palton .llcnrr Stout,
P.ohralni Parkt and ethnra. whereon are erected a
jtury nnd a half I'ramn Dwelling Home, and Frame
citable, with the appurtcnancct,
ALSO,
A lot of round altuate In tho vlllaco of Kohraburc,
Greenwood towmhlp, containing ONE FOURTH Ol
AN Al.UU more or Icea, bounded by land late of the
defendant and othera, with the appurtenance.
ALSO,
One other lot altuate In the village of Rohriburg, en .,
and towmhlp ufortaelil, containing I'OUTV TWO
I'CtlC'll Eg, adjoining hnda of C. & I). U, Mcketa,
whereon are erected a atnry and a half dwelling bona
an., rmiilM fttnhll. ll'ilh Ol0 tint! f, It tlAPCC . .
HHH --,r
ALSO
One other lot of ground situate In tho lllre of
Rohr.burg, knoHii as the burnt lot," containing FOR.
.j.y pntCUEU, more or less, bounded on Ihe
. . .. .. ... .... ... i... .......
w CBl .'lulll Illl'l'l Ull HIV 1IUI.UU w. i.ci. wh
the eait by lut ntu or Jninc, Lemon, on ins aouia oy
lot of Frances Hoc, With the appurtenances.
ALSO,
One other lot situate In the village of llohrrburg, c.,
and ton nlil p alorcsald, containing tnrrily-oua and
one truth nerches. be same more or leal. Aillniuc lands
I of llobertstout, and othera, whereon are erected a
' atory and a half IraiiiD Iiuubo nod frame stable, with
i tuo appurtvnan.es
ALSO,
Ono other tract of land situate, part in rrahklin
township l.comlug county, and part In Madison
tow ii. hip, Columbia county, containing one hundred
and ten acres and one hundred and forty perches more
or lew. adjoining lauds of John Fox, Margaret Mont
gomer; t act, I'lulip Voung and others, whereon are
erected u Iraine dwelling house and frame bar", ith
the nppurUnaiices.
Suiied. taken In execution aud to ba aolJ aa tno
prop'ity of tt'll.on Agjf.
ALSO,
The fullo ing described real estate altunls In the
townilup of Scull, in the county or Columbia, the Oral
pirt thereof containing Filty Acres anu nine pgrchea of
l.nJ, more or le, Dntinueu anu oescriotnas lunus .
1 nn ,h. Hl.th htf ImMiI llf VvtCt ellML' Olid JOllll llllt , On
1 the .-nuth hy land ol tfniiiuel Mnlllck, on the Ea't by
public road leauing Irum l.lgbt Street to Oriing, villo,
' ami on the we.t by laud of J, U hits und others, wline
I on ore erected u Fumuce, a (iriat Mill, n slury frunis
dwelling house, a frame barn, fivuuiie ttory uwclliiig
' Iiouscs and a atuble
i Tliosiiiuid Ih-rcof also lu the sai.ltp. or neon,
eiint'iiiilni.. Heentet ll litres and four oercll e,, strict
I uiediure, bounded and described n lollus : On the
' riurlh by land of J"lm hite, on the eaet by land .f
Manual I. Iletlle,
I Thu Third thureof .ituat'j In the t"iin.lil. f Mount
i pieu.niit. county afor a.ud, containing four acres and
sUty six perihup. more or l,vs, b unded on Hie tmrth
by laud of John While, on tUe suulh b land of John
WhlU.nutlie eo-l by laud of I'eter hchug aud John
' White, on the ea.t by of Jnhii White
The FourUi Iherenf bi'ins jll that two story Fiame
Store nnd More lloua. and lut of gruuml. situate la
l.ight Street, county ufoieeuid. liourided on thera.t b)
publlr roau lending from l.ight Slrcitto Orange, il'e,
no the west by l it nd lute of ri.iuiiivl l llt ille, on Ihe
north by an alley nnd and on the south by a lot now
or Lite of Win. Shannon, ttrnl 1 nartes r-hauiiMU, being
lul iNo. J m liie plan oi uie vninKe ol l.ignl rtlreei. i
The Fifth being all that cert a t is lul of ground .iluule
tn !.,lit ;4lr...l nfor..,!,!. rnut ilnh, . I...I rriml '
letl front
autt one huuilrea and lift) IV-et lu deplb :,nd No. 4 in
the pl.ni ot a.tid Light street, buuiuled on tlio east by
jojU liuuiug iroui Light sireel liiOrangcqillt-, on me
wrvt by land tile (if Matin tl Mettle, un thr south by hii
alley and on llio nuitti ly lmid now tir iu. of titiu j
Jolinuii, having erected whereon a two lrjr Kranif
Uilliiif lluufct, uuu two story frame tjt)lo, ith
Bpllrt lUUCUrJ.
Auin'ri taken in ciccutfon and to bj fuli at the
irt'ierty ul oauiaul U Uctllu.
ALSO,
All that certain trad "r piece of land aitnalo In
JackiAu iwp., Columbia ciuul, conlaiuing TlKTY
AI.'aHS and allowanca, biuimlt'd and tlfarib'd aa
follows, in wit : on the north by lands of Wil.on It'b
crta nnd Silat .Mclli'iiry, uu i tic aouih by Ian tl ot Isaac
l.eu is nnd t.'en llutlt'iiinii, on the eua't by lands of
Sam ui' I Huberts anil Udwerd .McIIenry and on thr
uel by land of HjiuUfl Huberts, whereon ale erected
a one and a half story franij dwelling huuio, a lug
stable, wjtli th appurtcn inces.
SrUed, taken iu , i,cilti'iii and to bi lo'.J as tho
pruperly of John ltoberls,
ALSO,
A CTlnht tract or piece f tnml vitinlf in I-icutl
tiiwnehip C I , cu., cnnt.'iiiiintr three liumlrvtl und fifty
nrp'h in f 'ft; "r Icsfl, rtoninled and degcrihed n foUa
Ou tin' wet hy land of Juhu Hitler. nJ otlirn. mi the
norlli hy Und of .Mr. Jlileo, un the rant by Und nf Unti.
Kreit-ht'r and uiIhts, un tho Month bj lundri of J'mio-lit-tti
Honjiland, w Jicreon i urcct-'d a t'Jitrionl Pur
iiftcc, to. 1 1 Iioup, m.iv mill, tftfire hoiuc, six ilwftlinc
hoUdfi. barn nnd suhlc. a larire barn ind dwtl-
hii tin ik.' on another part of mid far"), with thr Ap
purl diancf
.Seizrd, tnktn in rifcntlon and to bo nfld m the
properiy of rtatnucl II. lJuimcr.
ALSO,
,P th.vt cttnm iiicfisiiiicf. tfiicment and tract of
land m L'Kiml twp , Columbln Co .bounded and dr.
tcrihed as follows, layuinlnc at a white vaK tru
curiu'r. thence along land of Jacob Idler and K rut. !
north three q'l triei degrees cjt, eifihly five pfrrhf
to a t'ine, thence ulont; land of Benjamin tinner,
cast thirty four pe relic to a Rtone. thence b laud of I
Frederick Hclilce c;utn three (jitter deereeb it, I
pcvfiity eight ) reli" and live teiithsto .t Monu, from j
thf nee along lund of Harah Leu, twenty nine decrees,
v.cfit thirty Fit peri'lHi inn' eight teiithu to a pot. 1
thence oloim land of Jacob Idler, north lift) nine and
ohc quarter deyreea wi-bt to an apple tree, from thence .
miutli scs tigbt prrchei ti. the lare of b R iming,
coiiinit'iiig twenty (ivo acre and forty one perehcM,
5lnct ineaoure. ,
Seized, taken In rxecutlcn and to be mid as tin 1
property ofLuflei Williauin,
ALSO,
A certain iract or pifoo or of lat.d, fit-
uaie in l'inc town.hip Oolimbia county, cmtainius
twenty one acrte more or It's, of iiuimprnvt'd laud
bounded and desciibed as foil iws. to wit : Un ihe south
by hinds of Jteed and Masters, ou the weat by lands of'
l.na itunynii un Un nolh by lauds nf Kn.atiuel llogait, I
and ou the east by lauds of Jacob Cham jerlin. I
ScUi'd, taken in elocution and to bu sold as the ,
Property of William Cbamberlin, !
SAML'i:i. SNVDEH,
Bheriire Office, ( Sheriff,
nioom.burg Novemlier 4, I ri;.'. . j
O S T
1" OST about tbc liit of October irntant.
I . a
1'romlaary Note, clven to me by John Kelehner
dated Septembor 27, lstii, for
Ono IlunrJrcil IJollars. nrtvab o one Vear
Th.nuMir..,h,al...7.n
said Note, as the payment there nfhas been stopped .
.IUH.UI.A.1 lilt, I,,
Centre twp.. Oct S!3, ISG3.
Est ray a
CAME to the rosidenei? of the under
lcnrd,realdir in Sctt townahip, Columbia CO..
on or about theeHhor lUofrieptimber lait a
WII1TE IIOO,
weighing about EO pounds, and about "months old.
I'heowner s requested to come forward prove prop
erty, pay charges, and lake him away or ho will bu dis
posed of according to law.
DANIEL SNYDER.
Oct, 28, IEC5.-3w,8t 40,
C, B, Brockway,
A IT IT tn 53 OS V - a A w
Honnticslack-payJ'oDeious.iVooollectod.
Special attention paid tn matien arialrg undertho In
terral Roveiiue Law.
!C7" OFFlCCFourlh door bolow American Hotel,
HI.OOMelDUnG, Tl
Oct.M, 6M.
Estray.
Came to the premises of the undorcigned
reaiding in Sugar loaf Iwp., on or about the lat of
September last, a
RED BULL,
with a alit la Ihe left Ear, Supposed to be one tear old
laat spring, The owner ia requested to come forward,
prove property pay charges, and take him away or
will be disposed of according lo law.
ALINAS COLE.
Oct.?!, IBM -.1w H SO
mOME BBANOAU,
PHOTOGRAPHE ,
Skylight Picture Gallery.
IN THE EXCHANGE DLOCK,
BLOOMSBURG, PA
f aptenibir t, U63-f ''
BUSINESS COLLEGE
N E. Cor. Tenth and Olicatnut Streew
PHILADELPHIA.
Tho moat complete and thoroughly appointed lias
neasnr Commercial Culleite In Ihe country,
Tho only one lu the city pns.rs.liig a Legislative
Charter, and the only mm m tlte Utiilod ritutes author
lied to coufer Degrees. ofMirit Dlaplomaa awarded
to graduates in Ihe I'ouiuinreinl Oourao under It eat
porate seal by authority of law.
Conducted by gcutlciui'ii of liberal education and
extern Ivo cxpiirlcnco In business, and alTordiug une
qualled advantages for the thoioagh theoretical and
piactlcal education ofyoung men ror tha various dav
ties and employ uicnls of buslnrsa life.
TIII'.OIIY ANU PRACTlCi: COM0INEB
by a system of
ACTUAL 1IUSINCSH TRAINING
original and pre-eminently practical, giving Ihe ata.
dent lu the shnrlcat lime a romp Icte Insight into U
science ornccounta, arranged mi l published by th
proprietor of thla Institution exclusively for his own
use, saving one half the ordlnury labor of the atudant
and fhltip him a complete kuo ledge of tha uraitlM
of the beat accountants.
THE COMMERCIAL COURSE
EMCUAOKS
Doohlcesping, Commercial Arithmetic, Pen.
manaltip, liusinci'a Cnrrorpondetiae,
Cotniiicrcial Law, Lectures on
Uusitjeas Affairs, Uommor
o'al Outonis, Forms,
and Actual busi
ness Practice.
KPKCIAI. URANCIir.3
Jljlbrm aJ tAa J7lAr Mathtmcliu, FKintfi Kpif, Of
aminisj j'l ninaninip, mt .m 9. Uttutv
Ceunlrrsil .Verity, ftiifinulii,,- .e.
tayfif, .Vmf iilun atiS
TtUg rophinff
TELCORAFIIINU.
The nrranietnents tor Telegraphing are far mora a4.
vnnce of any tiling of the kiuu 1 ver oHcred to tha puh
lie. A regular Tele raph Line Is connected with the
Institution wi'li twenty branch olhcea In various
parta of the fly, where public busi lien is tranaactad,
ami in which the studcuta of lhi Institution are po,.
untied to practice. No regular ulnee practice ran bt
had in nnv other achool or instruction in t'ie couutry,
without which no one can obtain u poaitioii aa a prso.
Ural operator. Vouug men are cautioned agalualthi
deceptive reprraenlations of thoau who. without auy
such f.icllitKa, pretend to t ach ralegrphiug,
I'AT.toN KliU.
Tlila Institution la now enjoying the largeat palto.
trouag, ever belaiwcd upon auy Commercial school In
the Slate. Over flvu huulrei students were In aitna.
dance the first year, and over aevt.ii hundred dutiug
the past year. The beat cln-, of students lusy Inva
riabl) be found hero, and oil us associations are first
Cllb.
LOCATION AND ACCOMMODATIONB.
This liiatltuuou Is located in the moat central part
of the city. intl its act oinmoiiatioiis, ror oxisni, ola
gance nd coiiveriience. nie unurpa'scd All it:
routna have been (It ted up In t!ii very oesl .lle wlih
uuaiNEss orrtuust on cuuntino houhu.
'ixi.r.or.Ai'U ornci:. nrATioXAiiv TURe,
sD a aaoiLsa
nt.M! t)F DI'.I'OSIT AND ISr'Ut!.
auppli-d with finely engraved lilh igraphlc notas ae4
as circulating uieditiin Intho l rp j t tinuii I of AUtsi
Uu.intes.
TO YIJRf
nhu dislra the very b si facilities for a
I'tactiCAl I diu'ntion !r Ilibiii'SS,
ve gtiarsn tec a course of Instruction no nli r aisa
squalled, whi'.n tho reputation uud 'I n4li g of Iks
lii.liiutluii itiuoug bu.in, as men make Ha sndurat-
meiit the beat pa.i poit to aurtena nnd a,lval'lirwut.
A.I cunteiuplslilig entering en) 1 nmiii. rclll I'olUg ,
, ar iuviteti to seutl lur nn 11.1.1..11 i.ai i.u
CIHL'ULAK AND OAI'aLOGUK
coutaiuinz complele inierior views of lhn Cnllsio,
nnd lull pailirulara of the sourao of lustiul!i,u
tonus, ie.
I FAIKuliNHl. A. tl .
Pr.U.l.
v. si.vuni.
Mpcclal l'snihr nnd .lupt of l.n.e B'i.lni..
Not. 4, liHi- lorn
Court Proclamation
1 f Tf IIERUAH, th,- llos. William F.i weil, I'reaiduM
j
luilt'e of the Court ol Over ami T'rminrr nnd Utr,
eral Jail Delnery. Court of Uu.irlrr fca.ioin of th"
I'cace aud Court nf Common rloa. uud Urph.tn's Court.
Hi the iCth JiidUial Dislrkl composed ol ihecuuutiis
of C,ilumlii.i,ullitau and Wyoming, ami Hi.' Hon. John
; l'K")'uoldsJcrjtephru llaldy.Aaaot'ial'.'JuJcsof I'oluu..
bia county, have issut'd thi-lr prrccpl, tirartigdat th- 1,
day of May iu the year of our l.ur.l on thouaiU eiglt
hundred ami aixry live and to me dirctlt'o fur holiu a
Court of Dyer und Ttriuiner and Gent-rat JaiI dellTeiy,
Cfurrnl tiu'itttrr Susaitms of the IVncc, ('oinnion t'ltsa
J an 1 Orphan's Court, in lllounisburg, In the couuty of
' Columbia on tli lirnl Monday, .b.iug the .th dayj tf
: Dee. uext, li roiitinue one wet-k.
! NotiLe is hfrchy given, to the Coroner, the Juatica
of the IVace und Constables of the a,iil county of Col.
i un.bia that thMV bt' llnMi and llitre in uirir pronrr sor.
sons ot IU o'clock in the forenoon of said tlay with .bsir
I records, in'iuiMli'ins and tlhrr reinrmbruiHe lo Jo
those llungs Inch tn their oltif. utptrtaiu to bf t'otnv
i Ai.id those that ar bound by ut'ognizaucc, to prusnuw
, di:.iiul Ihe piisuners that ar or mnv b in the Jail of
said count) of Columbia lo be thro and tbfru lo pro,.
elite them as sh-tll be just. Jurors arc ruiuestetl to La
' punctual in lien iilicinl.ince. .igrfcably to lliir notice..
, t i li.ttt'd at lllooinsburg, the : 0 1 li day of IM.
! I.. B. (in the year el our Lord cue thousand cisbt
i r .v ) hundred uud sixl)onr. and iu Ihi clgbi)
I ninth y,ar of the ludtpeu.ltucrof Ihe liiiilid Maws
i of AmericL. ( Cop asvc I its. CohvomwkaLiu. ,
MA.Ml.'Ul. ti.NYIll.lt, tllieriiJ
Oloomabur, Nor. leoo.
Uiand Juiors fur Dec Turn. ISiJG.
nenlun -William Appleinan.
Ilriarcrt.ck -.ntephcu .Michael.
Hor. llcrwirk - I'.iul KirLein.ull.
Heater J ihu blicutr.
I cnlrw - John J IJazcubuch
llumlock -Molina. Appleuian
Hatld Arnatfij,
Keutii'U Uogait
Jacks u-Jno Millciiry, Jr., Cllshi liobblaa.
Iiiji
Derr.
Montour I. lovd I'aaion, Xamurl (ligrr
.Maui. on l.liaha n llarlina.1, Allen tVataoa
Maine John A Mm nun
Orango .M I llayliur.l. John Megarsal.
bcnti-'l'hna W Udgar, Jacob Knlir, Jasob Cloaasa,
Sugarloaf liavol l.eia, dttnurl Tritx
Ttavtcx Juiu6 for Dec. Term, 13135.
Heaver-Andrew Shuniau, John Shiiman.
Hrntoii I'hilio till u III lit n I lluiall, Abriham Teaai
llriurcierk Henry Dietlerick
i.ioum-iiury uni.
Calswissa-i.asper Khan, Jon Civar.
Centre Pfitr Ueloug, liao Low, ri;a;iai Uert
I Henry s-liatUr.
l'oii)iiglialli P R W'ohKorih.
I Franklin Jease Mfiiath, Jarks'.n tltravnr.
j Fiahingrreek-Charlri Aah, tSaiiiAal Voal.
I Grceimouii niuanuel Conner. Ilobeit It.bafiaC
! Joi ill Kline , J n 0 l.rggoil, W'm I'.yt.
, llcuilock -Jacob Harris, Ucubeu II Guild,
i J'irkat,u llery hurlcman .
tf..,ol A ....... Ill.n. lt'.,.l.v
n, ,.,,, ... ji...'.,l '
; ,Miniiour--llaui. I Kashuer, John Hlotieilc.
I Maiim-Uanicl .Vuss.
2!alisoH tVm Kreamer.
McIIen.y. CoKl.llUt
oeiiaa, rauiuel r.vercti
I Kuaniigcreck Jnliu C Meyera,
Teter Oeaiuart.
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t Jacob Bucks IUr. vi Jrs.e Duck.
3 Jonas I a irniger jr va Uminuai Aahtoai,
U Hugh Mcliey nobis vs I'm r olipnllit
7 Amos v Creamer rsEno.li Howell,
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14 Commonwealth of I'uniu nl the Itelatioa Of Dims
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17 Adam Uieterich v .leremrah Ji,coiy
le Sttpheii Ualdy va Callauis.a Willlaonport &.
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19 llacluel .Morgan by her next fried Will II Iloig
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23 It il li li . P.ulguel it, Co, va Levi Kulz.
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L Lauce.
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