flooosint4 Intavat
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Wedsen6W;,AOrn
ipar NEAT 104 k beitlg "COOri "Mk" Ito
Lope our numerous pittgOigt will not forgot
tba printer.
wr Attention o r Widen is directed
to the advertisement of Allen & Needles in
another column of the, /41E0VHAT.
sir Jcancit Thum for bale at this
otos. They argprititeti front the late sat
of the Legislature regulating fees.
Wit Tun Orut Show—Dan nice': Me
esprit, and ezhibit in this
town ou Thursday, (to-morrow.) All who
desire to ice s tine selection of animals to
gether*Rit z splendid Circus performance,
annakenuetvis of this opportunity.
Cnatur* C. ,MAnn, enterprit•ing
grocer in this town, is almost daily remis
ing fresh groceries from tho eastern cities,
as well as large acquisitions to his dry-goods
department, All of which he sells cheaper
than the cheapest. Call and see for your
selves.
111111111=K :13211
"What every body says must be so,"
that J. J. name= haw the cheapest, the
but, end the moat extensive aseortment of
dry-goode, grocerica, notions, kc., in town."
From the crowd that we daily olAierve going
to hie store, we shuuld think tLis report en
tirely correct.
ifir J. D. MAKIMBANK, dealer in Flour,
Feed sad Provisions, is prepared to furnish
easterners with Pat -client dour, smoked meat
and halabut, full, potatoes, beaus, peas,
prunes, cranberries, butter, eggs, (leen!,
and everything kept in a first-elass provision
store. (locals delivered when desired. See
hie advertisement in another column.
I=l
SElrJawes LAKE, Ticket Agent at the
Lackawanna& Bloombburg Railroad Station
near Es py, wad robbed by a couple of rut'
fains, 0110 evening lust week, of his watch
and some eighty dollars in money. They
am still at large. Mr. Lake was returning to
his house after the passing down of the
p. to. train. There scouodrels were lying
in wait for the agent.
/WA. .T. EVAN 3, Mt:Telma Tailcr of thix
place, is constantly receiving new acquisi
tions to his already largo stock of good,-.
With his first class workmen he feels confi
dent that he can please all who may flivor
bin) with their trade. Leave your coders it'
yen desire to be well suited. His spring
goods and fashions are not surpassed in this
town, nor this side of the eastern cities. *
Mirlr you want to dress up your feet
with boathouse a vair of shoes or boots, of
may style, for spring or simmer weer, go
to the "Keystone Boot and Shoe Store" ou
Main Street, south west corner of Market.
Nr. Beckley sells a good article of both
gentlemen's and ladies' wear, and what is
the most esmtiol point connected wish his
whole business is, that he ICIIB cheap 11. r
math. •
=9
CumtLys Doximrat, Esq., of ibis
town, 11;1,4 our tl Tor copies oldie Rich
mond t I.(:), , ach. This paper is ably
edited and in the right spirit. The South
ern editors bate done everything in their
power to bring about a speedy and amicable
settlement of the existing daTieultiesbetween
the North and South, but all to no avail.
Eadiesls of the Nurth have pursitently
held $ deaf ear to them. The day of retri
bution is fast coining.
ettartutt.—Those who wish early
news should remember that the Scruliton
Morning Rrpublican is now served in this
place regularly every morning to subscribers
by Wesley O. Evans. The terms are but
mire cents per week. Leaving polities out
(which arc bad) it is one of our best dailies,
sod deserves success. Our friend, Juliu T.
llowe, has been looking after its interest in
this locality, and has added a goodly num
ber of names to his list. Subscribe if you
desire your news at 'J a. ni., iustead of 3
p. m. Owlets given to the carrier will bo
promptly attended to.
A boa of Wesley Johnson, in Mad•
hien ownship, was terribly injured, one day
hid week, while attempting to ores 3, or
standing closely by the rod loading from the
horee-power to the threshing machine, w h en
all wore iu motion. His pantaloons catching
fast to a bolt in the rod, his body was caused
to make a number of revolutions, with much
rapidity, before the machinery could be
stopped, thus injuring one of his arias to
nob an extent that amputation WAS found
Reixaseary, and hurting the other so as
to never be of much service, besides terribly
bruising and mangling his whole body. The
above is as reported.
i TRACIIIIIIA' IN4TITIITE. —On Satur
day, the 2d day of May next, the Columbia
County Teachers Institute, will hold a ses
sion in this place. We trust tho different
townships throughout the County will be
largely represented. We have no doubt
the hospitality of our citizens will prove
squid to the ()cession. We here a hand
some and commodious school room iu which
tte Institute can hold its sessions, and if
that ie found to be too small, there is no
doubt but that one of the churches can be
had for that pursue. Come one, e,:nic all,
and help to make this one of the most in
teresting as well as most pro6tablo meetings
of the Institute ever held in this County.--
Bersck.k anew.
ACCORDINO to an act of Assembly,
the deed will be removed in the Bt. Paul's
Church burying ground to the Rosemont
Cemetery ; or at least a sufficient nu►nber of
the bodies to give space for the erection of
a new church edifice, which it proposed to
be erected this year. The bodies of Jame.,
Evans and daughter, and Wro. 11. Evans,
were removed one day last week, throngh
the supervision of John T. Howe. Those
three bodies were taken up and re-interred
in one afternoon, by two or three persons,
and (mend to bo in a tolerably good state of
preservation, thus showing that it is not
suet a terrible job to remove these deal
bodies etc! Two of them had been
interred over ten ;wars, the other not quite
a year.
K Evq., will OtOweliccept our
thanks for public documents.
Fon room over J. K. Girton's
Gmery Store; suitable fur an office, shoe
shop, chair shop, or most any ordinary busi
ness. Apply to J. K. Girton. Bent reiv.
vocable.
,
==11:
RerMISS Ala ND* WEILIWEISMI is sr
tonishing tba' - tata and 4faidtows'people o
thie teiWii with her handsama kisge stook
of new nullinary and &cargo& Bee ad=
vert lament.
air Tut Children's Hour is a neat little
publication, gotten up especially kir the lit
du ones. It is odited by the well-knowo and
talented author, T. S. Authur, and pub
lished by Authur & Son, 409 and 811
Chestnut St., Philadelphia.
=ma
sir Tug "Old Guard" for May has been
received. Its contents are of the most Iw.
portant matter that could be written. Tbis
is the only Detuogratie Magazine published,
and edited by the ablest writers in the
United States. Single copies, 25 cents ;
$3.00 per year. Van Eyrie, Horton & Co.,
publishers, Nu. 162 Nassau street, New
York.
THE Nursery, a monthly Magazine,
for young readers, has been received ; by
Fanny P. Feaverns, Boston. Single copies
15 eta, of $1.51) a year. It is a delightful
publication for little folks. Send and get it,
and cneourage your small children to read
and become informed, and thus, at an early
day, cultivate in them a taste for a thorough
andcomplete education.
air ON Sunday night last the Bloomsburg
Literary Institute ViLS entered, through one
of the front windows, by one or more per
sons, for what purpose it is difficult to de
termine. There was no damage done, and
no article stay. The discovery, of there
being some person in the building, was
made about 11 o'clock in the night; when
several persons came together and proceed
ed to the premises ; but were unable to End
any one, or that any mischief was done.
Their traces were visible. Ou leaving the
building they went through a window on
the North side of the house making the im
prints of their feet visible in the soft ground.
The object of this visit, may have been to
obtain keys. It is hoped the hands of the
law will soon get hold of these night prow
lers and pilferers.
Z THE Tunkhannnek .Dcmocrat says
that an attempt to burn the Court House
at that place, with all the records and ar
chives, was madeon Saturday night by some
miscreant in human shape. The villain had
made his arrangements for his infernal work
with great care and deliberation, by natter
ing the contents of a bottle of kerosene on
the hemp matting or carpet of the Hall on
the inside of the inside doors, after which
the match was applied. A portion of the
doer-sill and doer were found considerably
burned and charred. About two feet square
of the carpet was destroyed by the tire. By
an interposition which seems almost miracu
lous the fire thus kindled went out, saving
to the people of the county all their valu
able mooed:, and evidences of title. No
certain clue has yet hecn found to the per
petrator of this dastardly act.
Alf '' A NEW 13etita LAW.—The Legisla
ture of this State has passed a very strin
gent law for the preservation of game and
insectivorous birds. The bill provides that
it shall nut be lawful for any person within
the Commonwealth to shout, kill, or in any
way trap or destroy any blue bird, swallow,
martin, or any other insectivorous bird at
any mason of the year; that no deer, fawn
or elk shall Le hunted or killed between the
first of December and the first of Septem
ber iu any year ; that no partridge or quail
shall be taken or killed between the twenti
eth of December and twentieth of Oetober ;
no woodcock or snipe shall be killed between
the first of March and the first of Septem
ber ; that no wild turkey, pheasant, part
ridge, quail, woodcock or snipe shall be
trapped or taken by means of traps, snares,
nets, springs or other means of taking such
birds other than by shooting, at any time
whatever, nor shall any trap, net or snare
be made, erected or set either wholly or in
part, fur the purpose of such trapping or
taking; that no eggs of any kind of the
birds above mentioned and thereby declared
to he game, or any insectivorous birds, shall
be taken or destroyed at any time, under a
penalty of twenty-five dollars.
Notice
NOTICE: in hereby Oren. OW a prOttiktkef, MAO,
dated tiepin:ober 14. leG7. due April I. itn:n. rigurd
by John Warm'. in favor of Henry Wanirb, and by
'mid tiMaoipb annignt.J to floury Ortwino, for Olid
hundred dud aixty.eif rtaf tare, and an Which nr venty
five doharn are entior.ed, to last or misdaid ; end sit
partition are hereby etati.rne d adttrrod p0re1111 , 4112 or
negotiating mild note, se pnyno•in of Ibe aura , has
been tooped. II ISA Y oRTWtNI.
Bloomsburg, April W. 1130-3 t.
VALLEY CIIIIEF
Mower, Reaper, and Self-Raker,
WITH SIDE DELIV.CRT,
MAIIIIVACTURID as
J. S. MARSH & CO.,
LEWISBURG, UNIOV MONTY, reporA .
The anderripnerl haollwern'appglntod sgsors M►.C4.
Naito's Clams. tor the sale of the spare Machine.
Also band reapers awl mowers, and other art Wei
msairfaetarsd by said company,
J. 11. MEWL
Millrllle Aprll P, IW-3m.
Auditor's Notice.
J.mob Shoemaker, et. a 1..)
l a the Court of Common
U. Pleas for Colo male Coon.
Michael Coon. !y. No 9. Ilee. Term. leS7
Piers
The auditor appointed by the Court In the above
CSIPP, 10 distribute the money now in Court, In the
order established by law, wl/1. went Inn parties in •
tares's'''. for the martinis or Ile appointment, on
T 111IPDA If, Argil. 1130,11110, at at
hie Ware, in illoomalierp, Pa.
P. KNORR, Auditor.
Illionatelonip, April I, lAN.
ECU=
"THE ROAD TO WEALTH 9 f
Jost Published—A NEW BOOK, by a Young Man.
W? a emmmeneed buil:less with a capital of but 815,
and ettalne , in flee yearn the handsome fortune o
an 110 1 1. Ibis hoot contains infonsatiun by which a
suilleinney of the world's goods maybe ob lathed hi
a fair and legal manner. It also shows the other
side side of the picture—that of the numeroue
aehumes end .11e1 are w hrr.ly thousartio are yearly
becoming wealthy *bunt labor; together with in•
formation for the malamute of articles which mei t
with a ready sale at all arsonils of the year, si hereby
any one ern clear at ire. 4 CSAiO euuuaily. Also 154
secrete of Ovalness. lever bettor* published. We
mom* atheiri_nt to give a fill skieriuttha of the carp
tents. bit 'Aire to say that it opine an avvnue to all
which, if :mimed will surely land to wealth. Young
map, out of employmil nt, don't Poll In secure a copy
of this work, You will Queer refiet your 1111110stine0t .
Frier $l. Address,
E. TAYLOR al. SON, Meriden. Conn.
April 13, IMAS-3t.
DAN MAIM% FAREWELL
BLOOMSBURG.
DAN
Great Show,
CIRCES, MENAGERIE.
OE
School of Educated AIIIMUIN.
Specially organised with reference to the
Renowned Jester'o
POSITIVELY
FAREWELL TOUR
Through the United States and the most
extensive, elegant, refined, instructive,
and amusing,
Trippe Zoological, Ornithological and An
nie Entertainment ever combined under one
WILL EXHIBIT
At Moomsburg, Pa.,
ON Till:11SM I', APRIL 30711, 1868.
Directed and supervised by DAN RICE in
person, who will appearin the place
fur the last time, both af
ternoon and eveninr,
as Leaurer and
exhibitor
of his
ANIMAL PUPILS,
And in his original and famous chnrseter of
"The American Humorist" and Clown.
TILE IM ME NS E MEN AC ERIE,
k the comprehensive and rare colonization
or the wonders, terrors, and charms of An
imal Creation, newly captured and imported,
and contains the most impressible end curi
ous specimens ever placed on exhibition. It
is the finest collection of Royal and Minor
Animals on the continent, including
ELEPHANT " YOUNG HANNIBAL,"
anti the
BABY ELEPHANT "KATE RICE,"
the smallest ro t p:cstruive ( ~, f it s species
ever 'laced on exhibition.
An el , ormit "le: , rY4
THE 1001 TE COLLEGE.
Founded by Dan Rice, and v. - Inducted upnn
the eminently sueee.4l and humane tnN•
tent of whip! , h. i 4 thn prnieetnr. hay 1111-
f rirlltnit 11 Lilliputian tend IMltehlOr% PouirQ
rind "rennvtructe , l" lrmkirs. whnp , erne-
Moira nrr an inexhaustible source of
delight to the children.
A BUFFOON rt Ml' LO.
The unriveled, unri
MOP Clowns of the Mime] Kineflom. Prie
mu? „norm/. The superb Arabisn &tell
horn Trick Hone, Waren A. 110, 47 7 0 ,,,,
who dons the !woos. skins the rime, and
performs rents and imitntion;, Oscine him
only second in Forine nrcomnli , hroents to
that grentest end most, wonderful of hones,
BLIND EXCELSIOR, JR.
An intermission of ten minutes will take
place, in order that those who do not care
to witness the equestrian performance way
hare an opportunity to depart, before the
introduction of the thrilling
Scenes In the Mete,
in a Model Circus, over which Pao Aire will
preside as humorist, Clown, Mairest, and
Commentator, on the Fun and Follies of the
times, assisted by beautiful "iris and hand
ome men, ladies and 'antiunion in every
movement and expression, Artists in the
true sense of that Ma c h abused term, whose
names are written high up in Aronie annals,
and who will appear in a
Novel and Facinating Selection of Daring
Acts, mid Spirited and Graceful
Equestrian, Acroltatic and
Calisdaenic Specialties.
Don't rail to see Dan Rice fir the last
time, and bring the children with yen.
The Grand Tripple Exhibition will enter
the town at 10 o'clock, a. tn., in
TRIUMPIIM4 kItOCESSION,
headed by the dazzlingly emblazoned
cirAitior OF MIDAS
containing Professor F. Meyer's Metropoli
tan Cm net Band, drawn by twelve elegantly
caparisoned horses,
_and followed by a bril
liant procession of Knights in armor, Ele
phants, Camels, Buffalo, Ponies, Monkeys,
Comic Mules, Trained Animals, Ring Stock,
elegant, cages, which are the triumph of the
landscape painterand the artisan; Carriages,
Vans, the whole forming an inconceivably
gorgeous, animating, grand, and indescriba
bly beautifVl moving panorama of world
and art•eontributed wonders, constituting a
Free Exhibition without precedent or par
allel, which thousands daily moon miles to
see, and declere themselves more than com
pensated.
ADMISSION - • . - eta.
Children Under 10 Atrt • - - 25 CUL
kir Doors open at 1 and 7 o'clock, p. m.
Will Exhibit at
Danville, Vodneeday April:29th 18614.
SbiekgbinDS, Friday, l May, Ist, 1868,
April VI, 1868-2 t,
TREASURER . % SALE
or *S47lla &WM 1X COLOMBIA CO .
Agrisibbi provisions of the Act of
Assembly, c ntW an Act to reduce the
State debt c &o., passed the 3uth day of April,
1844, the Treasomr of the County of Co
lumbia herwhy Nivea ibotice to all persons
concerned therem, that unless the - Vaunt?,
Road, School, Poor and State TaXath4lol
due on the liallowing, real estate, shush! in
the County of C01411)44 - op, ia before
the day of sale, the *hors , 7liarts of
each as will pay the &ego* charge
able thereon, will be weld* 5 rt House,
in Bloomsbury, Pa., on the ofJuna,
1865, and to be continued ' ouretny.ll4
front day to day, for arrearapt Q Otos et
said County, and the costs titsittcd 4011041'
respectively
Year. Anti, Or Am T. Tenant.. Pas. rts,
1604 WY MI. • 40 Iran Co, Seam 611111 110
1264 13 16101,0 over " 10 4$
16024 41,019 infla 1114;4114 " 91 00
1804 T 7 Julia'istOtses 9
10044 510 5„V6 V. erikinr. 35 110
1615 101 Anthatty Davi* VOO
1146441 7 360 T 51, HOS 6 • 10703
1864. ti 400 Mans k Mlles 05 24
IMO 30 Mann. 9614 y AS Cristwoll " V 31
X 66 300 Milk% Vishsr Lome*
Verger ~ 66 40
lave 12 11. Stelsysolde h 1i , 49
16624 VI Joka Koons Bettina 24.33
i 6161 48 'I rsey White it 1 14
, 066 I llnnnah'!'y4e It 44
it'. i 73 Hiram 86•14fteld " 621
Mtn 30 Peter Fholts " 331
lElia Ilw Nywy Prendu Plum 49
1t63 I IDI Awgiotuo NOW! Berwick 'kir 110
Itt4 I Int Jacoh Moto? Conyughato IVI
011441 I lot Win Annum .. 7 OD
INi5 1 lot Owen Coin .. 7 rd
4.1.6 I int /wimp l'nllier " II 93
1863 II lola Mien parkin " 9IV
1103-7 GO Kline, I.ltoleortuth kCo " 904
1903 1 lot Joliu 11.1111oremt " 490
0413 I lot 311rhetil Nevin ' 4GO
lel4l I 101 Anthony 4 rilonnesl 14 7 37
19"3 6 7110 rnlit , a., h ling) & Mharplsof " Di 'l7
1 0 0 S'. InteJollo tftwv 0 416
1903 I lot I harl94 nallogher . 346
14.06 0 Imp t 4 llllOll Ashton " 10 40
't•Illi I lot Demerieti 4,:0t01i o 3 6,
103.4 I lot John lloukini ao I 30
I bikl-7 I ni Peter How, ... 7,47
iN36 1 Int W id. Chapman o I 111
Ironl 14 Jac oh Snyder Franklin II el
irt:3 43 11, Ilnycock nolnunereek It II
Its Cu it, Karim, h S Oli
1061 5:1 )nr.ob V nr.lo 06
04,3 1 , ut John Heaershett lagoenevard 61
101i3 I lot tirtOlth Phillip*. " 100
114.13 d Jackson A. Wirttn " 61
11010 1 Ito Mnry Allem 4 140
tr9tl II lot Wm r.dmar 37
1n94-3 I 1.4 Edward LIMN 11emIoel 33"
1194 i 10l Edwarll Promrere MS
,
rw.l i lot Geoff* Wormer 4. 4:el
'064 40141 Ileop AL Oehler holiatal . 993
Kr 31 John K. Keeler " IMG
1d64 3 6 4A Usury dliolattangat - 0 63
1t , 64-3.: 117 David Wohliuti 0 911
IPlni 117 Jump. iIIoWNIIIII " JO Pi
I?M 13 Woo, Pam and Porgy .. 44
lenn 410 Anonlilmleleul ' 169
1 611 'Ni Cyru. I.aird's res. *Wgan la
IRII6 110 11. Ati
186 1 1 I Int Adam Wrilirer .. 80
064-3 ma Win t'lmmberim Ms 13 23
;mil 47 .I..Bmat U .. 00
9illl 154 0 1 01 110r0 11 8 01
1014 11 1 Ilavid Orreetiry 11 3 0
Imii 01 01. eholemakeir 11 a 12
11 1 614 8 Abr Welsh " 7 111
1004 1 1 7 1 Thoinuo Pitarkhoom 13a
1 4 05 100 Timms* 2unth " I 20
0 , 62-4 50 Johu rta " 8 tl`,l
Plis-4 10 Prhuykt At WIIIRt " 982
PM •On Michael Kretli.r *. VOO
Is 4 100 Joint Cmiper's Est .. 108
I tiC4 ...41 Cole John ' 1 20
un4 55 John Polk " 210
IK3 /17 John U. 161.11 ^ V 341
143 I 3 PS Polly Woo (Widow) Esgarind 6 ti 3
'mil MO Wintry GOIVPI Do
WO 4 lot tharler MuMoy !eon 134,
TREASURER'S SALE
OF VIMFATED MAW IN COLUMBIA CI, tvar.
Agreeably to the provisions of an Act of
Assembiy entitled an :et directing the mode
of selling unseated lands for taxes and for
other purpose's, passed the thirteenth day
of March, 1815, and the ftirthetNupplements
thereto passed on the 13th day of March,
1817, and the 25th day of March, 1821, and'
the tali day of March, 1847, the Treasurer;
of Columbia county hereby given notice to '
all persons concerned therein, that unless
the County, Road, School, Poor, Bounty
and State taxes floc on the following tracts]
of unseated lands. situate in Columbia coun
ty are paid before tilt day of sale. the
whole or SCA parts of each tract as will pay
the costs chargeable thereon, will be sold at
the Court (louse, in the town or Bloom.
Imre. l's, on the Sth thy of June, 18t,8,
and to continuo by adjournment from day
to day for arrearages id taxes duo tai
County. and costs accrued on each tract re-1
speetirely.
No. of nem , . Winraliteed or Ow nary, Dot. eta.
A RXTY.4 , I.
IR Ann Christman $lO 01
12 .10011 J. Kelm, 2 11$
44 9 mu ti ii de II 05
POl John II Voting 9 44
25 dinatual ilelloorp V 10
1111Irrn.
400)
cm s, Colombia Coal &Aron Co. 13 40
MO,
ram Penh A. Coffman 24 97
0041 Wm. Fle wart, It 43
lair Levet, I' ileer 7 ea
WO Moll Gruer 1311
Pm Mann Pa Rost 6 21
NO PIM* Miller to 1.01 I
0,119 McDowell, Illitenbuneo & Yost Skl4 94
1100 Cstha•ins Novae Iv 44
10t1 Hamilton W. 91110 1 940 23'
SRI fRCRCRJr.
105 fool A spin 14 73
10 Pommel Wan% 144
44 Wm. J, hrnsla 7 POI
210 Gov atm 13 321
10 John Vain i YO.l
04 At in. J. Clenthl I 1 22 1
39 Wm. 1.. Preis 24 on
ca lA'n4 0, Ilaitmes I 79
300
1 21. IL V. Needle i
00 02 '
Poi
7 Cohlrme Pearce II
114 John Parkersun 3 41
V.ll A lash:, 11) Reeser 14 73
3 Jacob Niger 21
4111
Irtl I
Itil > Joseph atarkasuso 37 74
Kt i
9 1 )
300 John 11. Poll 116 42
48 John Yost 11 48
CONYWOHJAI.
4.10 Judge Coe 17 111
0 I also Walker 3 911
112 John Ilastan 94 44
1430 JaerM Trier) 87 ge
374 Wm. Ohsourin 1100 00
1110 °so. thethant 103 o k p
304 John Ilsortly 192 so
ars Taos MOO ••iruar 199 Op
1 4:0 Amos IVteliershaas 130 00
277 Roast I Jordsos 100 03
3e3 Au drew Porter 303 in
30 Lowls Walker 3d4 St
1 nr 120 'l'. Ruidon "11 W Orearmela" 21 42
++ .dank Mary Ilastals de 17`x`3
e of PIO T. Simon N Y k 74 C 1" UR ileCeolll 42
lof 3eo Mary Ruston do do 07 P 3
411 Flbeormor Branham 31, 1.0
150 Senj Coombs 'll4 24
41,1 John I otos 144 73
419 Joehuo Onto 131 14
MO Peter Ifirehnor 39 80
430 Nathaniel Drown MO 83
4120 John Kline 178'50
CI xpfit
s DenJemlu Allobeets 11 m
35 latch comics test. 3 N
01 Detail t k lkiainaki 8 40
3 34 Ww. Dalmq Si
7 rrali'd !Mato 1 In
it Jacob Good 34
1 lot 111 L. Drown 7's
5.4 tot Pets, Ilassolmek 3 ou
CADMIUM. .
4 Thome 1116181. :11V 100
7 • tlentstain BMW 2 40
II Joseph Clessoll 3 $0
$4 J. S. Itruhst 114
IP4I J. P. timber 10 911
10l flasher &Thomas 37 73
OS
I Moroi Mannar i • 00
FIIMITLIN:
5 hoes Pea Ott
00 Zhieb Reynolds a Co 1 04
10 UOO. 111Willk 00
F/8/1/110CASX/r,
4 Gee. J. Fullmer 1 40
110 J. N. Jones 0 el
115 Jobe 01110527 I 44
384 Win. Iluelielerre Gelato 171 74
240 !Woe k Nahum II 30
_ . .... ..
210 J.diward 110111001ty 31 100
ItO Wni. Moms ' A 63
200 ttimuel J. Preis 1$ 30
3 Goo. Pealoor 33
Su Wm. Rabin, * Co I 63
P. 3 Wm. Shamus 13 42
200 10.61006 r at Koleboes 11 30
AS Ciro+ n, Wlllta 14 40
113 ANrohnm Young in 17
11 Wits. Weiss 701
OR ELNWOOD.
0 Andrew lkeltr 1 11
130 Margaret [Amon 11 Isti
6t Jnorph Pll6llOO 01 13 30
1 Jobs B. Ithslis 1 49
20 louts Dewitt $ 63
I Wilson Mdsor 1 70
3 Panhei Wino 3 16
100 John Menlo% 111 64
IS Ara APsettiftn
" ' i A irm , 99
1 i p
1110 M. APPfrusio .
30 1143 r 49100,
3 r ~,,, 'moot
30 r Wr i k 49 made
19 John **a
4 Zobelmollolloo
130 Wm. • JAllllllllllllf .
InseigricKo l-•
S Wm. 11144000011
14109/99:
I 9 Lowle %oh 04
1.01000,0111111040 mi 19 ot
49 John Vishor a
114
of 91111,=- owl 01,1.0 . Ilhanough" 10 uo
of OW -, dd , lininlo do 9 10
of 40 Melo. Roes, do II Id
01300 lillity a9,1411:d0 19 99
0001 Charlotte ito 'lin do 19 Id
o(990 Altpatimirk' do 19 99
drll9o Pr erdNY & IWCF R ft&
904 _ ' dal le SO
I 4of 10,9 Thopas inseam do 9 ter
4Od 19111 ,. . Itantee'lltill do II 10
Oal lei *Wore 119$3** ' di 19 de
01900 Cho HMOs iuslas 010 19 *9
or OOP Jcho ltodnolA9 do IPSO
199 John.994Ju Ithosio 9 441
39 Wm. 'op.'s • 191
JIIOII,,INt -
Oen. Canopy
W m, Men oinonr
Ibunbssece k flolsafer
Joshua Zlimperusso
hook Ilsomlbop
Joel Sutliff
Damenet Piek's
Davin !Awn.
,4141/XX.
Daniel k IN* Yeller
Ihinlel I? Mini'
hem, Holler
J P. Pincher
H. Q. Miller, dee'd.
rhlip MinPr
Ran. en lineman
.10. hum Webb
Ptilloy Wuil
.V 4 imam
Joseph Stretch
PLEMANT,
John Ale
MONTOUR,
MOW Urover
GRAMM.
Amer 'w.f. H'i' gin,
Jeremiah Hapnbuth
Wine' Crovshoi
John Melkk
lino Maley
PIN&
hiortoeso
J P
Wm Woidenhnmer
Porepter Hewn
Jun 1010401
Tbninno I=endeld
ROAR WOW! Mt
i
Si Prim, Duo hurt 3 u
CU Thome. Maus. 3 CR
311 Geo IN rveo ID 93
MU Jahn 110 , 11n9 Ii 13
99; PhUtp Kell' 18 34
Iv° I.las I.ovlll 7 7!
30 . Junh Trial' 3 11,
90 Abralliou flank► I'2
Ve Pet...! Mi.n•eb V 7s
Su Wary Oluov I 51
I , manna,
11, Abraham lunta'a Bs% 11 71
83 Jamown Reeler 3 31
40 piatnuel Fri 4 01
30 Wm J Wes 3 31
103 Jamou Ilu:kalaw It Ort
4.) I real Cone 4 rr
73 Mary Ctimard 7 33
flu newel Everhart 41 au
S 3 Oen clerrhort 7 80
203 Bohan Gray 19 P 1
un3 01.11W8 Ral 19 98
113 Alloy Gearhart II ".14
1 , 0 VI, l a 0i.11,1011111 ID .3.
30 Polly Ikea Widow S 33
33 Abraham Kline 9 71
830 Robes% Idaatgonnery tn't IV 30
Ono 4110 do 13 Co
114 Daniel J bElleary D 90
WI /Abraham Younp b 33
JAEu 0 YOllll. Treasurer.
Bloomakurc April 111, AWL
COURT PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, thr , HON. vi:it.t4A • &Araby.. President
C judge of the ourt of Ore, and Terminer and ton
end Jail Delivery, Court of Quarter Sessions of the
Peace and Court of Common Pleas and Orphan's Court
in the 10th Judicial District, enamored of the counties
of eidumbia,Sulltvan and Wynna nu and the Don, train
tow and Peter K. ilerbein, AssoiateJudgestrfConim.
bia ('o., have issued their precepthearing date the lath
yr , r , ri, is ti l e year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred anti Pi , (peithl. to me directed for holding a
Court ofeyer rind Terminer and thmerei jai/ delivery,
Cenerel (leerier get,fittes "rile , Pacer, ri.eiiime Pleas
and ttruhraes Court, in thotonsburg, in the county of
Columbia. en the 0 r«t Monday. {lcing the 4th day) of
May lien, to Pit/Whitta two wiiiiki.
Nemo is hereby given. to the Comer, the Justices
of the Pence and 11401stAblel , of the said county °Mali
umbra that they be then and there lit their primer pet.
sun at 10 &chug in the rhrehoen Of seid day with their
rer onto, ileptiviliong and ether remembrance to 40
those thing s wait to their ntrirre appertain to hi dorm
Anil those that tire boull4 ay tecOallittlinee, le prosecute
realest the prisoners that are or roar be in the Jail of
s aid county or Colombia to be then and there to prose.
ente them as shah be just. Jurors are requested to be
punctual 14 (heti alt.helonee,ovreeithly to their natieell
....... j Dated at Olutombitra, the talth day of Minch
L. dli .le the y ,, ar dr oor topi one thoilsand eight
, eta., ) bemired and rinyiught sod in the ninetieth
yens' of the Independence of the United States of
America. ( Gob 114Y411411 ColleOlimeiiVie. )
MOKEireAl MlLLAiilli rherlit
Oluotashara, May d, idGe.
Grand Jurors for May Term IS6S.
Bloom-William F,4,4ar ,
Braver -Juhn Michas!.
thiatettek -Samar! COoller. We•ley R. Frees.Cune
Adam*.
amitun -gamut Apphonsn.
col tie-% bloot Shoff.r.
estaiwroa-.1 oho M. tills.
ecuirsha aut.-Thomas (Yammer.
Franklin-a. J. homier.
Shusumumi Derr. flit bard Kitchen, Witllsm
P. W on, Pommel Freda.
itemlock-itsmato OM, Wilma Pry.
Lot us4..l4uhrtt 11. ;MMus, arkiliugtotk Yeager, Jacob
aish rt.
ai o -Abraham athwr. ppenhairer.
Mammon -alias Wmitv....
Noss-Jacob Chrhonitt. armlets P. %Werth
Rom ingereek- Uharles Dyer.
Traverse Jurors for May T. POW
!doom—John U. coolloiph H, airiest.
linn I twist --M•harithaii Got int r.
Winton —Mattehnni Hartman.
E. Mann,
ee null in Bor.—David Comp,
L Comp— Els boil Mosher. Mole, imam
Firhnnsttesk—John# Has* Jr., Wm. Mews. Philip
A pptraiolt
wo,
Ettvelirel —Front iv P. Evans. Joseph Et het, W
P. itohhinJ, Win, Lawton.
Walborn J sent. Hat tit , .
Jacitton —John P. Derv,
trimist —Jotoph Sink..., Isaac Dyer.
Wenn+ imhy, Isaac Mcßride.
j,,bu noonagto.
Mt. Plenv.int V soilo ten, G ohm. , Mimes,
Aaron Newt, Joseph craw(4l4.
orsme—m, U, Psmotton, Henry Kutllmor, A,
Ste won.
Pine—Joseph P. evattel4ol3d.
ontingerevlt IL
Herat—John Ithuitinn, John It, num I. White. Elia s
Krum.
SIBEUIRE'S SALES.
KY sinus of +gin dry w rito of V erten lout erne/two,
to too Olt ogrio. lot +log cot of the thort of Common
Phial of Coto tolori county, will be.-wood to public
sale or Outcry nt the Coon (loose io ihoonlatokal, nu
Monday the 4th 011 y of Mot+. lort 4 . et I o'clock in the
aim/norm, the following toss oriole to wit:
nit that cotton, tut of wont agnate In Loogig
township, thlumbin room ty, cotgalogig ot at +ion auto
inure fry hlok, bounded on the out an I +tomb by taught
of Elijah Mayor, on tiro went by land. of Charge
Krishor, and no the north by laude of geom.:
nn Math erected a log tiwagiag house With
the arbortnnalitort r
Segtod, and lakes ict hirhalion stud !a be sold as
ths propurty of Augustus OtOnaa had Charlotte
Groves.
IJO
The followingpiPee and lot of ground shoats In
rs
Catawoa township, Colunibie county. bounded end
doserob, M
d as ow'. to wit; Proattng nu Railroad
street An root. and fronting on Pine 79 net. adjoin •
hog and Winding on the rent by int of henjenun P
Punnet, whoring' la erected a largo Moho warm house
and ono mall (root dwelling.
Viised taken in exerimor and to be sold el the
Pull sttlin
ALSO,
All that Mete or penal of land or Int of ground,
Phoebe la the Iterotinh of Oratialia. Colombia wen.
ty, hounded and dee ertbed as follows, to Wit ; tin
trio Molli by !menet Arenas. on the south bp liallmad
street. on the west by as alloy. and on the north by
lot of henbes Kai tie, upon which le erects/ a (ramie
derelling homes, stable, and other out buildinia.
Reined, tetra in execution aid to be sold as the
property of Jabs UllSooll.
)1011Vi MILLAR% Shang.
Illtiolueturi, April N. I
HOUSE AND LOT FOE SALE.
. Will be Bold bi private Bale a 110U0111
:I— * rs
.-. , I , 141,* *heeled no aisle end Illeilweel
Itee. neer me Mobiles blill et
. Wee ..;. Ile elonbegbery. Tee bowie le a
'and haw, itir flattoo hies. whit oellat.
'ilne Weil 'Obi ' : let Is nr pot elsio, in rt r
lielleet teedllleti, li 14111 planted it gluey de
oettokta at ditieor hid All eaccesii# elillbte lei age
111 . Tar lanai Wilt be wide liberibl, IA
it OM . Irow AMON tiatilt Oar. inititto
%to . , ~ X ay.l3, kW?
------------- - - - -- - -
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
All pewee ►enwlnl theaselvos Indebted to the
undersigned. are requested to wake payment without
delay 1. C. MTN, 11.0
ISloootsbarg, Feb, IS HIV.
APPLIMTII7OII LIMPSES. - ! .
Norrigiperrovis . .* 1 4
OM Or t
oterll44l it ti ' ilit4L. ~,... u.. , ea,
ii he gen ' Hie eng ny
bloom. • .. ~ , pr., ettfeitheii. :: I • SI4AL
n 1. ' ' Tirtare.
n . ...# 1,.. 4KPYIII%# "
..., '
0 I, ear . lieeifi#
n one ile CIVIL "
#. ith ft.elintore, ; Ailing Minim
.. Herfrarginohnier, '
Beaver. H. Prank Karr Tavern.
Hinton. AW Witt, ~
Bet W Mk. ' t; -1140 i ii
n Bik Wiirniitt 0
Catawba*, Philip . eoffeheir, 4
hied* B Kinney 0
.1 Higneei Kotileablnianr, "
" Levi Keifer,. n
John H. Runyan, Hating Roam
Levi Keeler. "
Win, It. Orange 0
John Grover, Toreros
Henry Lnintian, Bating limo.
Hobert tints..
1 88 1, 4 1, 4 •Afigh, "
44. w. virosmor, Liquor more.
X= 1 4) =1 " , ", ;gang " D o
bliohnin Hermon, G "l°.
Patrick Killeen. ..
Al lateen Wherry, "
Charier. coin, .#
prophen ?homes, .#
Story Chapman. n
'Molina Geraghty, 10
John higtinerr, "
James O'Neal.
..
Bober, YOWL
0
Henry A . Weidensiii, Tavern.
Aaron Prrenn. Tavern,
Samuel Leavy.
John I. Kline.
Haniei T. MoKiernan "
Thema* Kline', Bating Ueuee
Honstridee tinanget, Tavern.
Miloot S. c a ge, ~
.1“. V . Gitiospie , ..
John flarinien, d
Elide 4114411 y, 0
Linwig 'Fidel. .
Jonlidd Winner
handl Yeager, n
K. A. Suilth. 6
lietiniel Hindu', .
Ai r0 , , , 111 Shuman, "
Karon tinny,
ft, W. Tu4bs, 0
Tubbs itr, L °lonian Wine Have
Win huller ''
Edward Mattel'.
John nut dee,
Jnenti t. end,
John Wiebry,
widunel U. Kline,
Phitip H. Keller.
l'Eaeled H. OW leach, ..
Mary E. l.fenn, ..
JPnef: et #LEMAN, Prothonotary,
alnotosure, Aped Ei, Int,e.
I at
91
at
14 45
57
3P.
Iv
I 0
16 1111
II 70
MEE
eutralt .
II Off
I
II all
1 011
Conyag ham,
IN 10
4 .
90
4 9n
0 73
6
INJ
I I n
Pl•hingrrreY
Ulerisvboa4,
le u k,
3000
I==l
1 e
91iM n,
tt et Ir.
=MI
4&+
0 9
Ron tin 'creek,
elb
4 4 4
110 . I
I 00
24
.1 '0
OLD mums AND NEW FRIENDS,
THIS WAY!
A. HARTMAN'S,
NEWS TORE ROOMS,
On Main Punt% bniuw Mao, Glnovniouri, fa,
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
BOOTS, SHOES,
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
&C.
&C.
Also a new and good supply of
24TOVES AN.) TINWARE.
firming oertyred a well knerwn and superior work
Man. is prepared to wake new work sod execute,re
pairing to order.
Fpouting Made to Order.
An its sheep for tub or trade as the rhestoest.
V" 'nit and sr e, first store on west end or Anutti
Mils *wet. A. HARTMAN.
April r , 0118.
FORKS HOTEL,
GEO. W. NAGGER, Propeeter.
The above well , ithown hotel has recently under
/one radirat changes in its internal arrangements
and its proprietor announces to his termer custom
and the travelling public that his SCroultnotintion*
for the esieit,irt or his WO* are second to none in
the country, llis table will always be found entv
plied, not anti with substuritini rood, hut with hi
the delicacies et the season, ilia wine and liquor
(rut -puma pope as pees" ,
purchased direct rroni toe importing houses. amen
welt, pure, nod free from ail 140 , 0110414 drugs.. tie
is thimble: for a !instal patronage in the past,and
will continue to deserve it in the future.
GEUttliZ W. MAUGEII..
Jund
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
The publJe ebeuld bear is mind that
11. W. CREASY & Co.
have vmanteotly on hanJ
THE LA RG EST AND BEST SELECTED
STOCK OP PALL AND WINTER
GOODS IN
LIGHT STREET.
An Plods of good Goods cucAr for rash or eau
try produce.
14M 8t t, Nev. 6, 1267.
GREAT BARGAINS
AND
Reduction In Prices.
The underelintd will offer to the public
in 01l Rinds of
I.l2oaLr h anaatslentanttancloy
Ouch is
DRY O,OOMI.
QUERNOWARe,
HAnnWARE,
Boots and titioeo r Caps,
Mid Notlnn, In every 'vilely,
our bii•Otio••• from Ogt, Orrt of January, will be con.
ducted on a strictly
CASH SYSTEM.
and Ninon, wielding In purehasa anything In our
'lnvent' du an al a very small purrentage on
Current Wholesale I'i•ice&.
All kinds of wiliere and fro n taken la exchange.
fl:7 We enrillally helm the public to
ME US A CALL
nod a Aare of their paironap.
k 011Unt
Woolson, /annoy 2, 1007.
The Commissioners of Colum
bia. County
slitlatt 49 a .•Floarl of levl9lnn," will hold their ap•
199419 for 941.11 aunty nit the following nomad days
and places, comma:ln, at as Celina U. m. of each
day:
itenton. Duearlonf and hekaon—Friday, May Ist,
at A.. 1. lintel, In Menton.
Flohinotersish--daturday, May 2d. at Unenast'a ho.
tot Elphingereek.
Montour and Hemlock—Wednesday, May oth, at
the court Ono., in Moontsburg.
neott—Thuraday, May 9th, at the Court House, In
Diumnaburs.
ulootn—Yriday, May 9th, at the Court Roam 111
Bluonoburi.
Mount Plempant-Maturday. May lOW, Metklt's
Hotel.
Dreenwood, line and Natasha—Monday, May Ilth
at 3t11191114 114141.
1 . 1 1. ,11 11 0-- Tueß' l o. May 12th.at enyder'a haat.
I . l4lll9—Weditemiat,;Mar 13M, at Warr Way Howie.
HMI remit and Onrw ink Bor.—Thu.llde/, Nay MO,
at the tiwen IlenwMary Wit .
Cata•Mama and Franllll4-4tldny. Nay 13th, et
Xiater'• hotel, thdawl444.
tonntio and Mem ingereak—Sodurday. May lath at
irnagor`e hotel. Plabtorn.
Coaynakam and t entmlia nor —Monday, May M.
at WeideneauVit hotel, Centralia.
Beaver--Wadocaday, May 1100, at D. F. Zarr's ho•
141.
M alait—Th May Mat, at J. Lonetibie 'ger%
betel. Minot 110.
May rid. at W. Hen's ha
MI, MOM Hell le.
MAW IP. FOWLER,
MO T. Cull,
DAVID YItMIRI,
Attain : Wm. IL riekbalim. Gom Inisalonege.
April 11, MM.
DR. J. R. EVANS,
Physician and Sargon,
AVM ifi louratril partnatmotly tin Alain
• • 811001► BEAX/MSBUR4 , Pit. would in
them the poktitiretatly. that his: tejoeigekesd
ltthad to all bye aeito Autbfelly attaroomitalla that
way 1* lattaatett to hilt one, on terms thistisantat.
way Wit Inni,
tr voyage et ottoatton to Iliatcstfas Watt
se walthlasi _
I.6o l )ith 11161,-.11.
COENTNIENWININit
DAppyWl * cifffl44
AS;
oVeisithr ion
AsHELAPSWAX, BEMs
nutter,',Vbeeme,t4lo,
'lour 10141deat,
Fun and Skit*
Dried and Omen *WM,
Grain, Wool, Game,
Ponlo7, Naval Storea,
Bops, Ginseng,
Fathom , Hemp,
!Pro:lotions, Oils,
Lard, Tallow,
Tobacco, See4o
Sorghum, Molasses, &c., &e.,
TO
COMMISSION MEItCJI ANT,
442, 944, 446 446 Washingeou oot,
New York City,
And mein hie weekly Plum eranamenCrrante
and Growl's. tbe Mat complete fries Current pub.
'lobed la the United Bump.
Send for cs current.
Marking Plates and Cade
Fruition) ruil,
Librnd adrancem made on Consignments.
Established May 1, 1800.
First dam Refetences:gircu echen required.
April I, I!07-I.
iV 11,
dstionetfolly informs the eitla•ns or this town and
istei nity, that he MIS at his Purnituro Room, theirs
of every dearriptP balissmo, Vieth' Tildes law
nod small, ileiimends of the latest styles, CAM nod
Toilet Tables, Loekinit ai wipe*, twohini. Miony mhos
articles of emotions of first base mantifoetlyes.
The {Wiliest's cordially invited to emit mot 11.
Sinter his stork He will sell upon reasonahle,teents.
Openial attention will be paid to tepsiriod ad
ki tots or furniture, etscni, for cash.
April
TUC underolg nod lbw's flupd. of aj'lnster Milt
et the PENN FURNACE M11,1_111„ end will Ora In
the public ONE lIUJUI Lu TiNir BEIM
Novia Scotia:White: Plaster,
ereperrd really for 10e fin .1101111(1er to rule percher
ire, Si soy time from the Nei of
MrSCAVII At SHUMAN.
Case/him April I, lorall
7,7 g. 3 31
?fnor sod lEle,eant Ntylm, for Par:or, !falls,
wholosalo sed.retail.
110WE1,L k ROPRICrIi,
(7o nor of Fourth and Market I•treni,
Aprl'4-gym. P111111401M11114
NNW DARWIN SILOP.
The endertigned reepectfuHy anaminees that ha
has renttted a shop, one door betnw Mayers 'sal
More. in the Pulping, ninrk, where he is prep 'led
to conduct the barbering businese in allits branches.
The art or coloring whiskers and moustaches is
practiced by him most okilifully. He also emcee
clothing, making them look ;only as OF muliks new
upon the 014K1 reasonable terms. Having procuraii
the services or a ruahionabie hrir dresser he le pre•
wed in yisitifamilies in CMOs WattOin is desirable
to put sp or cut hair upon reasonable terms
Hair Tonic 41' t, ' '
Bloomsburg, April ►, MO,
ruttAomitt 4. March lit,
Weiner to inform ',von thin we ere pre.
pared to iilfer for your itorpei Win WI VOW
manor wont meat of MILIn Y GOODS
consisting of the neWest giro in Straw Silleand
GIMP 11 010 , 11 .q.'.eii , Vi•iviae, Silk .Goon Rils
bone, Flower*. itothrie, erripeno fonder.
hraidclionisrileole. fu t. he. shill be happy to
wait °myna at OW' Store,: or receive your ordere—
Privy 10% . On Cash. Youre.lire. H. WARD.
Mirth 111,—Itno Nos. 103, 105 It lu7 North Seeger*
Street Philadelphia.
Bloomsburg Literary Institute.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
aILNRI7 CARVEIt, A. 31., Prinoipal and
Proprietor,
Professor of Philosophy, dm
Miss Sarah A. Carver, Preeeptreee,' r
Teacher of French, Botany and Ornamental
Branches.
Isaac O. Best, A. 8.,
Profmor'of Ancient Languages.
Charles E. Rice, A. It,
Professor of Mathematics,
F. M. Bates,
Teacher of Book-keeping and English
Branches.
Miss Alice M. Carver.
Teacher of Instrumental Music.
Mrs.--,
Teacher of Vocal Music.
Miss Julia. Guest,
Teacher in Primary Department:
Spring term commences April 13th, I.
Bloomsburg, March 15. 1665.
H. W. C&CASY &Co.
Trial List Air May Term, 166.:
1 John J. Shnnk vs. John Cain.
2 Wm. A. Murr vs. James Dyke.
3 J. It. Blackiston et.al. vs. Lehigh &
3lahanoy K. It Co.
4 Samuel Waters vs. Geo. Willits.
5 Samuel Waters vs. Geo. Willits.
6 Clark D. Stewart and wife vs. E. C.
Cleaver.
7 Sarah Stine vs. Jacob Stine, Jr.
8 W Feason ct. al. Asti nee', of the
West Branch Insurance Co. vs. Simon C.
Skive.
OROCERICS,
9 Ed, 111'Ca11 et al. vs. John Smell.
10 F. 11. Peron vs. John Cain.
11 heat Yetter vs. limy Moyer.
12 ; ;11aniel F. Seybert vs. Jacob Howler
ot. al.
13 Daniel G. Ent's Adam, vs. Jas. W.
Sankey.
14 Lavine Davenport vs. Win. Kline
tob.
15 Daniel Yetter vs. Isaac Tatter et.
18 Josiah Thomas "useave. Henry C.'
Frees.
17 John U. Leiby vs, Gideon Arndt.
18 John Coleman vs. Michael (Impend. al.
19 Lott Parker vs. Sum D. Edgar.
20 Henry Yost and Wire vs. Um. Mozart
& Wib.
21 John Reese vs, JosF. Lokg.
2t3 J. B. Huleton vs. Henryll C. Hadrian.
23 Wm. Renyson vs. Butlers dgar.
24 Wm. Clark vs. Robert (Lao&
25 D. W. Montgomery's Bar's. vs. 0. A.
McG ergull.
26 David liciwig vs. David S.
27 John Cooper 11% Daniel Bower et. al:
28 John C. Mann vs. John klinterliter.
29 Joseph floss vs. Samuel Everett.
30 John Gilroy ve. Win.E. Sterner.
31 Silas D. Edges , vs. Abraham Hagen.
bush" (it al.
,32 Silas D. Edgar vs. B. F. Rekord.
33 Reuben Reeser and wife es. James
Thomas.
24 Isnao Fegely vs. James W. Sankey.
35 Wm. Hancock vs. George Leib.
30 Philip Mowry vs, Sarah A. Bowman.
37 Thomas Bond vs. John Mowry.
DIGGING.
Tholandordlinvd givda tintiod to the 11044 ediaor•
aUy that di id a poictiodt Weld. OfaES. and id
Inigdardil to illg dindreilltdd dotalim
rudiudaabid term.. Ile and ball In aid
rnny is hid hudwaps. rdiuditabld
widbma anything gondmailt.
giVe him Vtl 4 ll• l 7 l . KOVAL,
Illonarsbnlg hod, 12. INT.
'MAU CAlartihrzie;
a R
NEW FURNITURE ROOMS,
ON. MAIN STREET,
IBLOOMSBILIM, PENVA.
IMELII4IO
PLASTER FOR NILE.
WALL PAYERS.
PAPER HANGINGS!
AN lALMCWIE STOCK Of
ept eonet,ntly on bend, an,lor F./oe.