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TRIAL LIST,

For Columbia county, .7ugust term, 1897
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"A pleasant tooth-aoash.-Take good
strong coffee, nearly Or quite cold, and use
It with the brush in the usual manner. 1t
IS clean' pleasant to the taste, and efTec-
tive. Try it.
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TATE.ORHNG.
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LIST OF JUEYMINo
For Columbia county, Aug,tst term, Ii s37.
GRAND JURY.

GRAND JURY.
Mi6lin.- George Longabcrger, John Keller, Hen
ry Miller, Abraham Wolf
ROariag creek.-Samuel Adams James II. Chase
John y Yost.
Mount PleGsGat-Isaac Musgrove, John Jones,
John Ruckle.
Devy.-Richard Fruit, Evan Hendershot
BriGr Creek-Charles Bowman, Benjamin Fow-
er Jr. Henry Knorr, William S. Evans, 5. +. Palm
er.
Fishing Creek.-Thomas II. Hutcheson.
HemiOch-Caleb Barton, George Willets.
Libeuy.-Robert Butler.
Mah0n ng.-John Wilson.
Sugar Loe ef-Frederck Lawbuch,
LimeStone.-Dayid Davis
TRAVERSE JURY.
BiOom-lsrael Wells, Thomas Painter, Daniel
Melick. ,,u,;, NJ
Br ar Creek.-James F,'- A''
trirh. -..on.-Ulark Dildine, Abraham Williver.
John p Ewes, VIM. Michael.
DerTy.-Reubin Marz, Thomas Gin, Robert
Mckee
Roaring Creek.-s.bastian Hover Isaac Rhodsr
Peter Kline, Adam Marks, James A. Fox. Asa r.
John, John Perry
Catta,Ci8Sa.-Joseph Brobst, Geo. Drum.
Greent0ood.-Joseph Lemon John NJ Parker,
Tho. Mendmshall,
Sugar Loat.-Philip Creakbaum.
MOunt Pleasant.-Curtis Stattin.
Fishing Creek-Wm. Robbins, Isaac Klins
Philip Applcman.
Li6erfy VIM Campbell, John McMahen, Jacob
Budman John McWiliams.
M,G'in.-Christian Miller.
Danville June "a, 1887
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1870 ~ S"ot CtfHts lojl .
Martin Stiles ct al. VS.. John Stiles
JaGoo etter vs. Joseph Paxton OF al.
John McKim Jr. ct al. VS.. VIM. Scout
samuel heilner VS.. Geo. Fetteman,
Nathaniel Williams VS.. Josepb Maus
Christopher Heller VS.. Samuel Smith
VIM McKelvy ct al. VS.. Lerrand Barcron
w Imam hltchen vs. Same
+ frederick owltzer VS.. William Badleyr
OVerseers OF Derry vs. Overseers ofLiberty
mary caldwell VS.. VIM. Mcdowell
Aof3hSm T-nn az van HON vs. D. Montgomery's Exr's.
JACOB GROW VS.. George Hooner
MARY Suawbndge vs.. Jesse Funston
n commonwealth ct al VS.. Andrew McReynolds
iel9r ,I3 hhgle VS.. John Bittenbender ct al.
nlchaeI .ii bfobst ct al VS.. VIM. McKelvy ct al.
6,ul 6olallats y. Adams vs. Robert McCurdy ct al.
george 9uhe vs. Michael Hover
Jonas haynan VS.. Matthew Mcdowell
Sohh O ulKerson ct al. vs.. Lucas Brass
Overseers Of Roaring2
creek VS. Jacob Welker
'aJUD Inna ohePan ne in9z vs. Charles Jennings
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The best way to get rid of mosquitoes
is to pry out their teeth with crow bar.
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INTlEDEgTING TNI15NO

From the Baltimore Monument.
MISS BEFORE TEENS.
BY GILES M'eUIeeIN.
Mamma will you please to spread
A little sugar ON my bread
And mamma, dearest you please,
To cut little bit of cheese,
Just very little bit;
I'm grown too large now to be carried;
Tomorrow ma, may mt be married.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-13
MONEY MARK ET.

THURSDAY, Dcf. lZ--li u. W.
The bill for the issue Of Treasury is,as picted
law probable that by Saturday the issue will be "a the
market The objections that raised against hem-hat
especially capitalists buying them the injury Of the
banks i frivolous The banks have right depend upon
their depoates the withdrawal Of them be matter 81
omaain There be possible doubt that the issue
will productive Of great benefit FIRST to the government,
ami then 70 the merchant aad trader.
The re ors have ven from time time ofthe dawn
orheah in commercial transactions increases IN di
rection New ocans has been almost The last to feel tbut
hear from her chief commercial paper, Of her
dton aud prospects.
since our report there been considerable
her OF arrivals STEAMBOATS, from the fertile regions bordering
the OHIO Missouri and Mississippi and of ships
and oher craft FOREIGN ports from The Northern
ports United States, whchhaye brought 70 market
great variety OF the rich products of and of distant
c.< These have awakened from is ospor into
somshng OF buncsske appearances though 20 Tar as we
discover the Improvement scarcely goes beyond the life
and motion that meets the eye
This LOOKS chcernghose who have been holding back for
some time will put their shoulders TO the wheei-and
though singuneu expect that measure,
in itself highly beneficial is place in state Of
prosperyhe common erfor-yei may we look forward 70
worked by existing the goal Of
desires ultimate and speedy restoration Of com
try the consideration which she has held the eyes o. the
world without fearing that she will again fall from her proud
hcgkby hoownsss Of the foundation upon which she has
been h, ctolore based
The meney market is still very slack-ne improvement
This may appear strange many who might that the
fact OF the issue Of Treasury would immediate
improvement stocks We will explain. Crt dit has been
much shaken in Wall street there is uncertainty entertain
cd othc -olvency o almost Of
possibility for thing get prices up to any
immediate improvement. However beneficial and saluary
of the 60 may b. confidence rus be
stored ndiv nal confidence before bushes, TRANSACTIONS
any extent, in the money market can be expected.
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to their manas and them, but the fellows
with the barrels and reeds began make such noise
that nothing else could be heard AT length they stop
ped and the captain revived Then taking white rag
from his BOSOM he wiped the blood from his face and
looked at for with the most sensible gravity
Then, waving it around his head, he shouted glory,
glory Soon all his tribe gathered round him. crying
blood has been shed-oh, gloryP Some pulled black
patches of their faces get sight Of blood-others
scratched their hands with toothpcks and joined the
universal cry Of "blood and glory-glory and blood J.!
Then there approaching living mass OF be-
ings, enveloped in a cloud of dust; and one said it's
an army of French'-which caused every animal to
farmland fall the earth II soon however proved TO
be flock of sheep that in its fright passed the bo-
dies Of these fallen soldiers and left envable marks
Of their progress. Here the assembly called out to
Jocko to his narrative they would hear no more
They, however, future Jay, reconsidered the sub
ject and agreed TO send four missionaries enlighen
their brethren in the science of civilization. This Mr..
editor is the and substance of the remarkable dis
covery which deem necessary 10 lay before the pub
lie rs is sabect of peculiar interest some OF our
citizens, and will doubt in time change the whole so
cial fabric. VIAToR.
- The Eastern Express leaves New York city at 6
p NJ and arrives Nashville at IL y. NJ the sixth
day, making the distance, 1914 miles III days and 5
hours, including 10 hours delay, viz
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THE HEHALD-NEW WORK.
from our Evening Edition Of estsfday.l
Conversation between a Newsboy ana M
Customer.

Ssnver"""o" CuSsamer.
..vvu ,h., IA "a, wan, my little man p
Co., shiuina al for The Herald Your week !:
!. IN ha-ves-,be Herald-capital paper-cheap at
- oh;,liro. m, have only shHplaser-wiH you
,.La;,qp
"rdon,, Lnovv what's itP
nNewarkp
.wbot. the Mayor and Common ScoundrelsF
:. The one YOU can So suppose"
"Well. guess Illtakeit You see can buy suns
ard transcripts with the shnPlaster but caAt buy
the Herald with it,"
lyon cant eli n
mo have 10 give specie for that hey won't take
no shin.p lasters at that establishment"
"You sell more Heralds than any other paper sup
pose"
81 guess do"
''Wen, you make money don't you
Z" Not much now. ! did, but I've lost Il all.
"How' ) that?
'Gamblng."
swhy, You young urchin, you havn't began gambling
already have you y
Yes have wish hadn't"
And what did you gamble at, Roulette y
"Rou it--no; il was pitch it, ganbled at Pitch
hole we call it, The boys gamble pitch hole in Little
Wall street before the Herald office, while they are
-. RI, IL !. ,,.oe,rs
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popnrD pmporirr of Cloths and Merchsn, lanp,i
No W8 William street begs leave ni,Sm ~ ns"o n, W.
The nnllc !, :, he has iu conr. ted most extensive sssrt
NJ WINTER Goods, which he nv,esr nrh srnerfne
Cloths Moar retersham Pile, Cloths an ~ fancy sni
surerfae n,ed drsh Cloths. g'ss ,yh,sh ne -u ali
staple gods fOr pan'airons .rIe ,erma oil Inn
or w. a. y the ui0s' reasonan'' ''
N MlyM e. n rf.C 'ON 90. ,,s., !, ~ .en,
r. n, ures,or C,rtctiouary md Nanils Cresm C'nlv)
rs w = ,.non III The public 70 his extensive asurt
WOULD car w w nm,s az iccs, which he W put the
os, NO lee II quantities 70 suh purchasers ~ such prices
a. canno' iai' 70 THOMAS y. PEFRs i4s william 81
o7lw. "PpOe's 'ne i''Nn O'u'V''
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In: S.kWEEY,S 0kLEBkATKD STRENGTH
- ENiNS PLASTER-The NEST valuable remedy for
WEAKNESS and pain In the SIDE back stomach
@ ae psck and oins from the effect Of and dis
ocauon 81 the bone offered public Dr. Sweet
Of Franklin Connecticut, long for Bone SEX.
ung willing TO meet the wishes OF his rends-and that the
thousands suffering From pains and weaknesses may avail
has arranged with Mr. B. c. Baxter OF New London Conn
TO his ave supply every civ
aud town In the United States None genuine witbon, The
= - r'~r''
Messrs Pratt Ray druggists So Maiden aae wholesale
agents Tor the city OF New York. and for sale the
Respectable druggists rrice, 20 cents roll m3 6m~
EOK THE REMOVAL OF SUPERFLU-
Gus hhlR-Ihe banc OF female beauty whether on the
orehead neck still more unsghy the upper p NAV be
eneciualy removed by free use OF ATKINSONS DEPILA.
of It's operation instantaneous removing the hair WITH
out the least approach pan leaving skin whittier and
softer than before BY twice using the Depaioy the Of
the nam are usually destroyed, require further APP
Pcaton OF H. No bad from its APP
bad effects. -
The advertiser Is prepared every bottle ssd by
h 10 operate ehectuay and be perfectly its
effects. Price 81 Sold wholesale and retailby
II. G. HART, ITS Broadway,
aulb-oin' Courtandt
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nnCrOr CAKPMNTER. No. . t,eL |.

nrCrOr CAEpEhTER, No. lecl slip, con-
~ tnue usual To administer 10 the afflicted and nnfOru.
al his abshed and well knos Dispen where the
pronp aud efectuai remedies for all delicate diseases
Dispersed under his personal direction and aen
Beware If ano nesrum vender that the
be- absorbed in the crcuaer, and hus enang compile
cation o dcporabe and remli ibc diseases which death
only may terminate Doctor Carpenter cenate NJ he
New York State Med cal sscety tcau,s no lequvoca
Al honofs degrees and has ccvoed much time
veeral add syph ic diseases for the last p years.
Recent when properly treated speedily
ed without any thu patient, but much de-
pends the early and proper applications ~ The incpient
of the complH and hence the importance OF expert.
enccd aud talented medical advice.
DR. &. enabled his remedies in pleasant and
paa form defyitg the scrutiny ~ observers has sepa-
offices arranged for The privacy patients his charges
reasonable. Office open until 10 O'Clock Il. VI.
1r Pen, a distance nay obiain the medicines, with
simple directions for writing particular desr p,ion
their Be particular IN the No Peck slip Pearl
street o4-2ms DIR. CARPENTER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-13

THE sun IBE.ks having entered into copat
j rership under the MARIE of STRATTON SENMot ",
the ptoscu'on Of Stove Copper in and Seet lion
business and having purchased tn entire stock ~ trade be
longing the late firm " w. Mott Co, consisting Motifs
Patent Anthracite Coal and Wood Stoves n kc they
offer their friends ans customers, and b. public gene.
rally complete assortment Of said Justly celebrated Stoves
which. after years Of Trial have fully sustained their
still held tie hghest estimation by those who
bad opportunity 81 testing their aert, IN point IT safety
convepence, cleanliness, Cofor and economy coapa
with N other various and novel instruments which have in
meantime, b, Introduced Ameng 'hc assortment nre
those ell adapted TO halls stores banlpg chu or
roOms; bar samboaia' and IA ~ cahns
The CRATE, 70 parourt unrseri,s and ba eneni
rooplsi TIE franklin, ~ bed roems, and Dain and
eylinrc sheet iron worn shops
&C. Wood aud Goa cock stoves Of Acknowledged superiority
With from to FIVE boilers, and uu ovens wen al
he sppenages affixed 20 ette u The
when lurrd short notice al Of which viii ne disposed
reasonable terms for cash. sho approved paper het
stare "a Water street RORFRt s1RNT1ON,
CHARLES sEfH OUH
New York, Sept Isl, 1881 o5e-'
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CAuD.-To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
~ LADY MnNTAGIE,S COMPOUND CHIMES

SOAP prepared from beautiful rxocs and warranted per-
fecty completely eradcaes reckes pmples,
spots rednes and all cuaneous erupuons gradually reales
clear so skin; transforms the most saow complex
ions into radiant whiteness, imparng 10 II beautiful uve
nile boom
Gentlemen. aer shaving will find II aay the irritahiy
and smsrtng PAIN render skin smooth and pleasant,
For sale wholesale and retail by A. Undehl 81 Bcekman
Of William; DR. Hart of broadway aud Chaai-
ber Dr. Syme Bowcry, Walker d. Scheif~lin,
IA Canal 81. corner Lawrence 81. o3lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-13

nR. CHERES'S ASTF INGENT PILLS.
AN efecua for sNt*s seminal weakness whites,
preston irregular menstraon sickness and all aiec
ons of the sidney, bladder and PROSTATE gland In gravel
ano where command the bladder they afford in
relief, and ;.ci for a lew days completely cure
For sale wholesale and retail by A. b. d. SANDS, 100
Fulton ST.
N Southern merchants purchasing
~ dazea gross will be supplied at liberal discount
md the 49, will be warranted to them produce the desired
fleet
~ Price 81 per box retail sl4lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-13

AN AWKWARD MlsrAKE.--The following altar
lately occurred at Marsellles, VIII re IT appears 10
have afforded much matter for merrimen worthy
citizen, returning home rather late went by ms take
floor higher than he ought TO have done and very
innocenty walked into room where another citlzen
no less worthy than himself had quietly consigned
him self to slumber by the side of his own lege and
legitimate lady. The summer night was not too dark
for our intruder to be able 10 find his way into bed
without the and of candle, and accordingly proceed
ed without more ado 10 dlsrobe himself In the act
Of getting into bed his hand encountered the hairy
head of his unconscious neighbour and the horrd idea
Immediately suggested itself TO HIM that the wife of
his bosom had proved frail, and that another had
leaped into his seat. Furiousiy be raised his fist
and discharged blow after blow on The unofiending
countenance Of his supposed rival. 1t takes but 1T
tie time TO awaken The soundes sleeper under so
effectual an application. The beaten man started up
but his antagonist had the advantage ofhim and was
not to be prevailed on for moment to desIst from the
merciless discipline which he in the act of IN
fcting The screams OF the frightened wife soon
brought other inmates of the house TO the field Of bat
tie, and then length, advertisement ensued.-
The cholerc gentleman was now as angry with him.
self as he had before been with his unoiiendng neigh
bor though he does not appear TO have inflicted an
tqualy severe punishment upon his own stupid head
as upon the head of his inaocent fellow lodger. On
descending 10 his own room he found his wife fast
asleep in his own bed, and mis- wonted place unenan
| ted by any ruthless intruder. The poor neighbor
overhead was the worst oil Of the whole party; he
was soundy buiieted, and his swollen and dsfgurcd
face did not allow him for several days afterw ards
venture abroad
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-13

MM.ItAs Nd ss.t.GCA --DOtInh 80;
lp YER consulted usual in The Treatment, o. 1870
class of dsea he apprises the public that he has y,
regular professional educ ms country .a,s aad
I've cla~sed will sefnagnt dc tors, medical put ~.
pe'endcs the Nv Office No street aeaf ne
rican Museum Private entran,e third door u .na
Lamn the inner office door, lin the e'en"s'
ali Ttof
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-13
II When does Madame caradori Allen appear

157 The American Monthly for October, maintains
its high character. We do approve of political
tcles in such periodicals. but Blackwood Fraser and
others, give them, and ctacpa gost.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-13

.sJpHNsOR Is consulted confdentially nj his office
- No ~ Duane street Chatham and William SITS on
me following dscnsfs viz GonorhTa, elects Chancres,
Structures seminal w aknes and the diseases
ing from venereal poison improper treatment Or johnson
engages TO remove any recent affection in three days.
and the most nveterae proporonae time without
the Of any facilitating rudcious medicine or ppyen
ton from business Persons entrung themselves Or John
sons care may desc themse with certainty In
the most aggravated case Scofuous sores liberated
NC spec lily healed STRANGERS would do well by giving Dr.
Johnson ea ~ certain preventative be agsir
nc occurrence ~ The foregoing Diseases hrh has never ai
ed when used within iweniyou hours after exposure. Let
rs posi- paid and eDcos Tee have the necessary me-
aicine, and directions for Us use forw arded.
moved lion is Chambers street y2.im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-13
Mis-. MOTT, THE CELEBRATED FEMALE

MRs. MOTT, THE CELEBRATED FEMALE
M PHYSICIAN, of Boston, would respectfully give notice
the Ladies OF New York and vicinity that she has commen-
ced practice this city al residence No. IA Leonard street.
nearly opposite the National Theatre.
Having collected during her late Europe Herbs,
Roots and essential Oils, not 10 be obtained in America she VIII
enabled diseases their most formidable appear
great which has attended of
diseases in kis country, guarantee OF whamay be expect
ed The delicate complaints incident to the female
unnecessary
Mrs Mott pledges herself relieve the following
diseases khe unatsm Tic Dooreux (cured without the
fancet) Contracons Parayzed Limbs Palsy Decline, Con-
sumption, Dropsy, Humor (Scrofula Salt Rheum, Kings
Evil, Csnker, Rngwom, &c Sci Catarrh, Scsld Heads, AT
Nervous symptoms White swelngs Worms Asthma Jauh-
dice Liver Complaint liemonhods Piles, Female weakness
cs, &c. &c.
In conjunction with her meacses Mrs. Mott will administer
her celebrated Patent Medcaed Champoo and uxung Baths
nvas and Others Too be said IN favour Of
baths which the vapour from different herbs and es
senta oils suit the diseases for which they are taken Ihey
perfectly safe To administer TO the most debtaed lpar
such strength they not only lnxung but cure
in all chronic complaints, and against all cOnta
gous diseases One trial viii convince the most see pcal OF
their utility For luxury the healthy they calculated
promote free pespraon cleanse soften and purify the
skin.
Mrs Mott having diseases children particular
branch of her she will be enabled 10 cure diseases
that have baird the skill of the talented physician. No
mercury mineral Uf any Kind used
Hours for seeing patients from lo in the morning. nn IN
the evening. Gentlemen communicate with Mrs. Mott
only through wife or motber
Ladies and gentlemen can be accommodated with baths at
any hour OF the day.
Family patent rights for the above baths be obtained
application
GT Letters from the country post paid vii receive mmed
ate attention.. ol0-3ar