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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-05-08

slnsabE Der 8aufen Dcn benen 8es
ridbt erbalten Duroe, 662 661
9tnSabL ber 3rpe;g 8anfen or. l79 l39
9lnaabl Der 8anfen, mo aus Man9eI
an 8eribten bics Elm lleberfdlag
BON ibren 3uftanbe 9emadbtDuroe, 81
9luSabL Der 3tpeig 8anfen, oc 40
8anse NusaH Der in Operation f1d) ...
befnbenben Banfen, uno oeren
3fpet9e $40 9Ol
1885, 1910.
Ginbe;abItes Capital 1897, 1882 1855, ,442 ,692
9lnIethen unb OtscDntos 492,278,O15 462, 1896 ,52s
Stcf5 SO, l28,464 42,41l l75C
9egenbes gigentbun, 16,607,s32 &c, ,19l 919
9lnbere @eloanIa9en 29,352,248 %, 4,592, $50
gu gut bon anoern 8dnfen 52,S9S,357 Al, ,l4O, ,1S4
9tOten bon atseern Sanfen
anf Nanb 27,372,986 20,797, ,89G
Gpecie Sonbs 3,7l2,567 3,623,S74
&linsen6e MInSe 45,132,673 80, Jos, 155
llmlauf 35,17O,995 1O6,968, ,572
0interle9nn9en 90,24O,146 75,696,857
Shuloigan aubere 8anfen So, 155, ,508 44,159,6l5
Sonfti9e 9erbnbIibfeiten 62,946,24S 1926, lcs
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-05-08

Die Gnaldaber baben etntenfdtff, 96reeatten uni
10 rieqsfhdlnppen at poer tdbe itnern &Ifen net
DIE $40 2ancnen tra9en unb 5000 Waamn am 8prb
haben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-05-08
GDnareB ser 8eretnt9ten Staaten.

~ @ q 90 O. Sd a. {
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-09-05
ESrassS1reth,> Pills.

VFNHESE Pills assist good throw ng
of the bad Ii is evident that bad pre-
domnates good. the good re-
This proved by the taci that in almost all
diseases the requires large Doses they
have sey little effect; only proves great
there uni powerful purgng takes place
No will doubt the truth of this who will
IT. Let this important truth be deeply impressed
every mind. all pain weakness owing morbid.
hunors which cfrcula ton
of the hood and that three pills if persevered
move asueh hUmoss by the stomach and bowels, which
may be Esly termed the of the human BODY Yet
how dfuen, their action those who have hot acrid bile
Two pills will probably have consider
ton sch, in which let them pefsevered
I'll the uniform and good health restored Do
not. ioweve fail to have them in
Illness. have been restored by Them be
assured hat if require medicine that nothing will
SUBJECT defangement, but purgation with this medicine
viii soosr restore health than any other means. DR.
BRANHETH solennly every one who reads this
that it he opinion and opinion on expert
ence thai this medicine viii only disease,
called, (sthoIgh it is demonsrable fact on
~ disase.) but viii human TO the p-
ve state Of health enjoyed bg The patsiarcs of Old and
me- Dy acOn;nued care to keep the body health
them. prolonged much beyond row-for,
FemombeL it CORRUP FION destroys life, and
these pill remove corruption Natural death never
take place until the principle of life is OUT and this
would seom weakly. wears of
ae, weewe always careful 70 purge Lie commencement
3t sickness
BEWARE OF coUNTERFETTs-AsE 10 see the
Certificate Agency. All "ho sell genuine have
'ne Shun drug for if purchase pills Of them
which seg sell you for Brandeel'- you certain as
leath to get a WORTHLESS COUNTERFEIT AR ,
FICLE
The following are the ONLY AUTHORISED AGENTS:
Samuel Perce, Richmond j. l.. Durham. Cenreville:
}. Reynolds 4 SOC, Dublin. l. Crarey, New Boston
nston: Vim. Lewis, Hagerstown: Samuel Johnson & Co,
NilIiamsbulgh John Thornburgh. Economy: Burgess
arr Liberty: james Beard. Brownsville AMI b F. Ma
oney. Dunla psvile
July Ii, 1910. 27tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-09-05
Price Of Bread Reduced!

ME subscriber has determined price of
l. Bread 10 three loaf. for cast. file
but the best of lour and his bakers
entve workmen. he confidently public that
they shall have good Bread. when purchased of him. He
also keeps On hand and will make order all kinds
LAKES OF the best quatIes giving social we'd
ding parties will find II their advantage purchase Of
him. ICE CREAMS. of delightful favor, viii be kept
during the summer months. He has fitted up handsome
apartment; for the accommodation of the Ladies'
SAMUEL LOWRY
Richmond. July IL 1910. 27.f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-09-05
DANIEL ID SLOAN'S
H a e z O ST q e :Ss Q Z u e 3
RICHMOND. INDIANA.

The this of informing has friends
public generally he has purchased the Tavern
Stand &c, receny sold by him to Mr. Ihaddeus oven,
gain the business of keeping fublc
House.
The establishment very considerably enlarged
improved within few months past and viii AFFORD as
desirable inland Establishment IN
the west, His Table will supplied with the best The
country affords and his charges shall be moderate.
The will be kept constantly supplied with the best OF
liouors And the House viii furnished good
sortment of newspapers.
The subscriber his sincere thanks Tor the beFa
sunpot heretofore him; and confident that
give satisfaction 70 all who may favor MN
with call.
49, few good Horses for saddle or harness. and few
carriages will be kept the accommodation OF Traveller
and others svh o ma wish them.
Richmond, J fne sth, 1899. SS-'i
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-09-05
NEW STORE.
Boots. Shoes and Ha Il.

ME subscriber having returned Richmond
ken into partnership his ohm Edward JONES' hey
will hereafter conduct business under the of Aqua
Jones n Son. We have opened in the recently
occupied by the post office, extensive of
boots shoes, and hats OF ali kinds, comprising both ladies
and gentlemen Our stock selected with
the best establishments from which
pec,, hereafter, receive such additions stock
enable that which viii enable tho
community be accommodated. As "a stock perhaps
comprises good brought this
place, will merely solicit call by those wishing
purchase feel satisfied they will be pleased with boil,
quality and price. We have hand and shalt
large stock OF fall and winter shall prepared
furnish wholesale or retai
AoUIL4A JONES & SON
Richmond, Ia, Tth IN Ith. 1870. GIFT
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-09-05
MuNCIET0WN CENTRE HOTEL.

II ME Subscriber has taksn brick CENTRE
HOTEL. in N1ncIetowr. Delaware county, Indiana.
whsr hopas 10 receive liberal share of
his old friends and the public general The House
large. and comfortably furnished The able
an Wagon Yard both large and convenient: with a
we'll of good the yard and plenty of good Hay
Oats and Corn in the stable Every attention shall be paid
TO al who may call to make them happy and comfortable
BENJA MIN SAYRE.
Muncie,own. Feh. 3, 1910. 81
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-09-05

N1OTTCE-A, tie late election for Directors OF 'ne
" Richmond Trading and Manuiac turing ooh'pa..,
r Mendsnhatl w NJ Leeds. Isaac f. Jones, Lesinus
King. Thomas Newman, William Cox and Isaac commons
duly elected year, who met ahe @
Treasurer John Haines Secretary, az "
this institution the ensuing year =,
The Public is informed that the Company WIZ 49,
GOOD. A. f,;r ,,,es mo HAINES, Seefy-
100 23-3m.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-09-05
hR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF PRI,
IL NUS NIRGINIANA or WILD CHERRY -Ihi,

- -'C'S iA'iNIANA or LID CHERRY.-Ihis
Medicine is offered to the public eectuaI remedy
recent or advanced
chronic oughs, Bronchits pitting of Blood,
ton OF the Mucous Membrane, ffoarscness, Difficulty
Dfeathng Night Seats, and all
cine VIII cure Consumption in its last stages, WILL
the of
Iast stages This is
How many persons do daily behold approaching an ur-
timely gravewresed in the bloom of
relatives and friends, afflicted common and de.
srucVc ravager called Consumption, which soon wastes
the miserable sufferers until they become beyond power
OF human skill. If such sufferers would make use of Dr.
Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry. they would
soon mud themselves benefited by gping the
nous ineffective remedies which newspapers daily
abound This syrup Immediately begins The UIcera-
ted Lungs, mitigating the distressing
time inducing healthy and tom Also
hcVng the shortness OF breath and pain
harrass the sufferer slightest exercise, and finally
the hectic flush and the pallid and emacaed will
soon vanish, and here perceive him
self snatched from grave enjoyment,
again of comfortable health
iateresting Cure performed by Dr. IT. .Sua,ye's conn
pound Syrup Of It1ats Iirg,niana, HUI Cheryu-I
have made of this aua bic Syrup my family which.
entirely cured chiId symptoms wore. wheeling
ana choking of phegm; difficulty OF Dreatr!rg, attended
with constant cough, convulsion, &c. which
had given up all hopes of its recovery until advised
to make trial of this invaluable medicine After seeing
the wonderful effects it had my child, concluded TO
make the trial myself which mo
OF cough that was afflicted with for years. ANY
person wishing to call my in Beach
street, above the Market. Kensington. JoHs WILCOX.
Principal O~e, No. 10, North Eighth street, PhiIadeI-
pha. Also for sale No A. ST Clair street, Pittsburgh
Also, at Cincinnati, by c. B. Human, No 2 Lower Mar
ket And, also, for sale Richmond store
by D. p. HOLLOWAY
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-09-05
SMITHS LINIMENT.

II IL
since was first discovered has NOT until the
slime been offered the public first it only intended
for the sweeney, and proving osuccessa
disease. has induced further rrai until ii has
of ss efcieat remedies sweeney. Poeevil Fis
sua, Strains Bruises, &c. that discovered Be-
OF The of putting articles of
thereby induce public to buy whether i, be
worth any thing dsdain the practice. aud
entirely the efciencv and good effects Medicine
ITSELF for its sale Below submit few certificates. of
gentlemen from This oeighborhood the satisfaction
those who may wish to purchase
From r. s. Cunningham, Hose Dealer and Trader.
Mes.r': Minshaii & Ca
Having for the last less engaged
IN driving and trading horses, have great
articles tried for the Sweeney About Six mon'hs snce,
procured some of Smiths Lnmens prepared BY yourselves
and find it tar any thing of The Kind
have used II IN several have never known IT 10
fail; and further believe equally good in many 9TH
eF diseases where an eSssna nPpeas0s !,
Eaton, April 20th, 1910.
From Washington Bruce, Livery Stable keeper, Eaton
pared by Mnsha Campbell my horses, for the Sxe
ney, and found it be speedy and permanent care:
feel hesitancy recommending the notice of
WASHINGTON BRUCE
Eaton, April 1s,. 1870.
From IeIer :. Morton.
Messrs Minshall * Campbell:
Having short time since obtained some OF Smith :
my horses which had he Sweeney also to one
Poe-evil. and find speedy and permanent cure,
and win great satisfaction i 20 The pub
Eaton March 20th, 1910
From Joseph Nation, Wagoner
Ness-s. Miashall * Campbell:
This is certify that have used Smiths Ln'ment pre-
pared by yourselves horse had in keeping. which
had the Poeevi tad, mad broke aud was running,
applied ninent according directions. and in one
week II we'll, aud without taking of the hair
JOSEPH NATION.
Eaton, May Il, 1910.
From Thomas Nation. W agoner.
Messrs. MinshaIi s Campbell:
Gents have used your Smiths Linimens in hve cases
of sweeney, and have effected in am
old and have been engaged in eaming the OF
my time, and satisfied far supererior any
thing | the o and
urther believe equally good diseases
Of horses where an external application is required
THOMAS NATION.
Eaton, MAY 20th 1910.
For sale by J X. DuGDAl.E, Richmond, Indara.
Richmond, August 3, 1910.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-09-05
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM,


ID d QUAR- s. DAVIS:
ut the Souhcast corner Of .nain and Front sf,eefs,
Richmond, Wayae county, Indiana.
TERMs--TWO DOLLARS-yN ADVANCE
n-So deriaion from. the abore terms need be expected
Term. of Adyertising...OSE DOLLAR per square for
three insertions, and TwEsIf-FvE CENTS for each adj
dftjopaI nsertIonTES LINES. the occupied by
$50 ems. is counted square, nothing counted less than
all square, and less than square and
half counted square and ha8-fer square for
three months THREE DoLLARs; for SIX months SIX Dol
LARS. TEN DOLLARS annum two squares FIFTEEN
Dollars AND FHTr CENTS per annum three squares
TwrxTy DorIARs per annnm. Merchants, Druggists,
and Others advertising by the viii be charged for
column 1000 S60, 90 for threefo1rths
of a column, $50. 100; for half column, $500; for q
quarter column, s25.00-A ded1eton Of 20 cent
will Advertisements longer than quarter OF
column, inserted by the half year, and not
altered Chance and petitions divorces. rass
be paid invariably in advance. Advertisements coafss
from abroad must be with ts. e.'n ani'''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-09-05
Eaton, April 1s,. 1870.
Eaton, May Il, 1910.

From Thomas Nation.
Messrs. Minshali s Campbell:
Gents: have used your Smiths
of sweeney, and have effected a cur
an old man, and have been engaged
my time, and am satisfied il is
thing | ever saw tried for the {
fur,her believe il to be equally good
of horses where an external applicat
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-09-05

Eaton, Nav 10Th, 1910
For sale by j h. DUG LIE, Richmond, Indiara
Richmond, August 3, 1910.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-09-05
As Cheap as the Cheapest.

w. GILBERT, has just received from the Allan
- cities, in addition his former stock, eral
t rah-.r l:sa- -
sGyes and latest fashions which he offers Tor sale on the
cash svstem corresponding with the
ctv of money! persons wishing to buy will do well to call
and examine purchasing elsewhere, as am deter
mined III house in the place shall andersen me-
Richmond, May 8, 1910. lo-tf
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-04-18

TIE .4nfi Slavery Nomindt;ons:--Ws
learn from Albany that the Nationsl Anti
slavery Convention at that place have nom
,,iuated an independent Abolition Ticket,
with James G.. Birney as their candidate
Sor the Presidency, and Thomas Earle, oi
Philadelphia, as their candidate for The
Vice presidency Of the United Staiss.-I'a-
qIirer.f
II will be seen from the above that SO far
as nominations go, honors have fallen upon
our townsman Thomas Earle, who has been
yemarksbe in Pennsylvania politics for a
,amber Of years past, and who was the
chief cause of The call of the Convention to
amend ths constitution, Of which hody he
was "a member. We doubt, however,
whether the aforesaid nomination is likely
40 raise him to thc Vice Presidency, ,--Penn
syiuaniah.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-04-18
Foa TIE CofrMsn DaNocnAr.
To the Ciizsas Of Columbia counfy

10 the Cuizsas Of Columbia cOunfy.
lis now about 30 years since the cree.
,,ion Of Columbia county out Of par, Of
Northumberland, and since which time the
county has nearly thrilled in population.
Portions Of the county which were then a
Wilderness have now become thickly pop.
1riasedi and doing au extensive Farming,
Mechanical aud Merchsntile business, and
OF, course the court and county business has
increased, at least, in like proportion. The
vfeatesi increase of inhabitants has been in
tlfat portion of the county, the furthersst
removed from the county seat, which rem
ders its present location more and more un-
Jus, and inconvenieni. 1t is alike detrlman-
s.jxer to the interest Of all classes Of The COM
Tlnrn,ity, thousands, yea, tens Of thousands
of dollars have already been paid in ex-
penses attending coui,, more than there
would have been, had the courts been loca-
efod Originally, near the centre OF the coui-
~, instead of Danvlle, and this extra ex-
pensc is annually increasing as the poPua-
tiorr and business of the county increases.
The diamaler Of the county, is about thirty
miles, aid as Danville is situated upon one
extreme edge, many of our citizens have
now 10 travel 30 miles The whole width Of
tlc county, to attend to business, when is
the county seat was removed 10 the centre,
,h. travel would be divided, and the further
est would have abou; fifteen miles to travel.
Under the circumstances, who can doubt
the injustice of the present location Of the
seat Of justice. And as the public build
inss arc in dilipated situation, and new
ones viii soon be required TO be built, or at
least heavy expense must be incurred in
repairs, what better time can there be
than the present to effect their removal p
Believing thai now is The time 10 make an
sfsctudi exeriion; shall, from time, to
time, as my duties on my farm will permit,
give my reasons, more at full, for urging a
united action upon the subject. at the pres
ent time.
:. 4 Citizen Of Columbia county.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-04-18
TRAVERSE JURORS
Tor .HpriI Zernl. I64O.

For .dprH Term, 1910.
BlOom-Benjamin Boone, Robert Ha-
genbuch, Charles KaIer. Samuel Ludwig,
Lewis Maus, John r, Meyer, Samuel Me-
Itch.
Briarcresk.---John Snyder Joseph Pin.
kerton, John Martz, Jacob Hill, John r.
Frease, Lewis DIETRICH.
CaftdlrisSa,--Joel E. Bradley, David
Clark, Daniel Keeffer, o. ID. Leib, John
Ziglar.
Derry.-George Billmeyer, William
Bradley, John Craig.
Greenwood.-John r. Alberson.
HemLock. Robert Russell.
JGckSon-Thomas Hess.
Limestone. Joseph Gibson.
Liberty-William Campbell.
Madison Richard Fruit, Reuben Wit.
SON.
Mahoning George D. Brown, John
Dean, Samuel Gulich, Jacob Sechler, David
Stuart, John Wilson.
Mi0fin.-Roberl B. Brown, Joseph Kir-
kendall, Nathan Snyder,
Mount PLeasant.-George Applsman.
William Kitchen. John H. Vanderslice. ~
Monfeur. Matthias GirIOn. Thomas
Hartman, David Rissel.
Roaring Cresk.-JOnas Bsnningcr, Isaac
Rhodes.
SugarlOgf-Elexander Collsy, Bonjs-
min Keeler, Tunis Xeres.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-04-18
NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVEN.

is HEREBY GIVEN.
TO all legatees, creditors End other per.
sons interested in the estates Of the iespec4
tive decedenis and minors, that The admin
is'ratlOn accounts of the said estates. have
been fled in the Office of The Register Of
county of Columbia, and will be psesented
Tor confirmation and allowance 20 the Or
phan's Court, TO be held at DanvlIIe, in and
for the county aforesaid, on Tuesday, the
2lst OF April next, at 2 o'clock. P. NJ,
The. account of George Hidey and
Levi Aikman, jr. Administrators of the es.
tate Of John w. Aikman, late Of Bloom
township, deceased,
2 The account of ,fohn Fruit, Adminis4
traitor of the estate of Catharine Watson,
late Of Madison township deceased.
The second supplementary account Of
Jacob Miller, administrator of George Mill
Ter, late of Cattawissa township, deceased.
The account of William Clayton, Ex-
ecutor Of the last will and testament Of
Thomas Clayton, late Of Csttawissa town
ship, deceased. ff>
The account Of John Rhodes, admin
istrator of the estate Of Caster Rhodes, late
of Roaringcreek township. deceased.
@ The account of William WeIIiver and
John Gilaspio, administrators Of ths estate
Of Francis Role late of Madison township.
deceased. 30
7 The account Of Jacob Demott and john
Manning, administrators OF the estate Of.
Francis Rote, late Of Madison township, de-
ceased. s95s
8 The account of Richard Demott ard
Nancy Kitchen efecutors nf the laat will
and testament Of John Kitchen, late Of Mad
ison township, deceased. =
o The account Of Jacob and Mickesl s.,
Rishel, administrators of the estate Of Jacob
Rishel, late of Hemlock township, deeeas-
ed.
PHILIP BILLMYER, Register.
REGIsTER's OFFICE, Dahyille,
March I3. 1899.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-04-18
OBITUARY.

DIED-On Sunday the 9th of April, in
Briercreek. Mr.. JAMES SLOAN, re-
spectacle and very exemplary citizen, aged
about 60 years.
His remains were inferred in the Pres
byierian burying ground at Bloom, on the
following Tuesday, when and where his flu
neral sermon was preached by The Rev. J..
Ewing. TEXT: "WeH done good and
taiAfml serraat; enter thou info the joy Of
My Lard"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-04-18

When they fight duels ia Mississippi, ii
appears that general invitation is given to
the public to be present TO witness the
sport. Ons wos Tough. recently opposite
Vieks5urg, between Mr.. J. A, Richardson
and Mr.. Murray, both Of louisville. A
shot was given without effect, when 'hs
affair was suspended. a large number Of
the citizens were on the ground. Another
meeting, between two political parIizans
..f,om. Jackson, is in contemplation,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-04-18

s0LaAfpss,o

- - s~~~@~@e-~ ~
Frost, the charlisi, has family Of wife,
son, and five daughters.
A decree has been proposed in the Mex
lean Congress, to prohibit, on penalty of
coniiscaiion, the importation Of cabinet fur
nlture.
The Cumanche Indians, according to an
official report, have committed horrible dep
relations in the State OF Zacatecas.
II is said that emigration to Canada from
the Highlands Of Scotland, will soon lake
place upon large scale.
1t is stated that thirty-two persons have
been appointed Aids-de- Camp of the Gov
ernor OF Georgia, with the rank Of Colo
mel.
Governor Morton Of Massachusetts, has
refused his signature to the Abolition reso-
lutons passed by both Houses.
New York city has been divided into 73
election districts, usdsr the new Registry
Law.
Young potatoes were offered for sale in
''' N'"''""A" "'N'Ne'' Se'era' oayS ago.
The British Queen took over the largest
quantity OF letters ever sent from This cOuu.
Try by one vessel Messrs. Gilpin & Hale
received s3,232 in postage.
fiity-hve thousand barrels OF -four reach
ed me baltimore Market, by way OF the
washington rall road during the month OF
4
Aarch'
me value oil cattle Imported into Liver
pool IRON ireland IN the firsI eleven months
OF 'ast year amounted TO 4Z'Soo'Ooo; and
NE value ot the insignificant article oil ieatii-
ers imported lh'o England from that conn-
tfy Is estimated TO amouu' annually to 49oo''
ooo.
~ p'soOa' so a'' 'In.ns :" 'A' NA''
'',"'N - '" o''''' uoN'"
oirawoerries were selling IN New orleans
mafketon the I'm ul'. al Twelve anu a'hail
cents piece
A comic singer at The Na.chez theatre, is
singing song called, - Brande,h's Pills."
Wonder how many 6orcs will be taken for
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-04-18

A, late trial before Justice Of the Peace
in Mount Vernon, KY, lawyer, who was
concerned in the case, had the temerity to
|. cali the Justice meddlesome fellow and a
rascal upon which the digni,ary arose. and
taking up the bench upon which he had
been sitting, with single sweep brought il
in contact with the side Of the lawyers
head, with such judicial force that the learn
ed counsel was prosEated. and the trial clos
eG.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-04-18
GRAND JURY

For Aprit Term, ls40.
BriarcTeek. k.-Samuel adams.
CGifdUissG.-Phillp SeashOltz, Georgs
Hughes.
Derry.-JOhn Blee, e,SOlSnon Gise, Evan
Hendershot.
Fishing Creek.--John Garman.
Liberfy.-John M'Williams.
Mi6iin.-David Davis, Charles Hess.
William Savage, jacob Yohe.
NGdisOn.-John P. Ewes, William Hen
dershot
MuhOniHg Peter Bright, David Philips
MOnteur. John Richards.
Mt. PIeasGnt--John Ale, Isaac Mus
grove.
Roaring Cresk.--PeIer HsrbeiR Henry
Metz, Jacob Harnsr.
SugGrlOgf--COrnslius Coleman, ,Ezski.
el Cole.