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DONNAVAN,R
Grand Serial. Original Panorama of Merico

Grand Serial. Original Panorama Of Mereo,
EXHIBITING ut Pennsylvania Hall, Pennsylvania
IL avenue. immediately opposite Browns Hotel 1t oc-
cuple ~ 300 feet OF canvass and deneates all the points
OF Interest the pnsued by chief divisions
OF the American army IN Mexico, under Generals Taylor
and Scott; the Cities towns, baeeds, and scenery OF
the country.
1t Is respectfully announced that this highly popular and
interesting work OF exhibited during the past SIX
months in Boston and New York. and witnessed by
Than I0o,0W persons VINO, with accoId pronounced
the most comprehensive and finished panorama ever
produced in America far surprising B,nvards Mississippi
will open above IN the entire and beautiful hall,
on Tuesday evening, February 81
Tickets of admission 30 cents children half price For
particulars programmes
Feb. Is
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Hv n. GREEN, .7,.ctSorrrr

I AIDES FRENCH CLOAKS, VlSITES, JOSIEs
IL SHAWLS, GENrLEMEN'S MORNING GOWNS
NC., AT AUCTlON.-On Friday, the I'd OF March, sha
sell AT my Auction Room Concert Hall. Brown. Ho.
tel, Pennsylvania avenue, at IL o'clock m, assert
ment OF the above ma ned articles VIZ:
Black and coored satir visites, waddcd and lined with
silk
Extra rich and heavy do do do
French cottage cloaks, superior merino do
Fancy and watered silk do
Ladies and misses losies
With n large 10. OF long plaid and opera sh,wls.
Terms cash The ladies OF Washington aud those visit
ing the metropolis are respectfully invited attend the
I;REEN
Feb 25-3t Auctionccr,
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THE UNION.
From the National inielligencer.
FrcmaO0t,a krneOltIon.

Ii is known that MIR. Fremont led expedition from
the frontier of Missouri last fall, his own account to
complete his survey of the country between the Mssis
sppi river and the Pacific As II winter ex-
petition, great anxiety felt for It's success, from the
danger OF storms in the plains s1ow-drlits IN the
mountains, and the unqule state of the Indians lnfor
nation has been received from the expedition TO the end
of November it having been then out about forty days
and letters from Mr.. Fremont and others give the follow
ing particulars
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GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
National Inauguration Ball.
JViihouf diyfiuciion of party,

For the benefit Of the Orphan A.v IS Of the city.
SUBSCRIBERS and persons desire procuring tickets
- admission informed thar the be obtained on
app caon to the Messs Wiards, City HOTEL Irving Ho-
tel, Colemans HOTEL and Gadsby's HOTEL and at the stores
Of w Fischer, w, f. Bayy, Taylor ~ Maury, and Seby
Parker Pennsylvania avenue.
Subscribers and Others further informed thar, with
the convenience Of the company, the number of
tickets to be d disposed of has been limited.
Feb 2l-dt5thMar INTEL
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These distinguished artistes will give their first
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUME NTAL CONCERT
In Warrington, on the 81 Of March,
At Caruss Saloon when will bs programme of
the first order.
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fly II. GREEN; .2ncfiOms<r.


INTENSIVE SALE OF WINES, BRANDlES. NY
~ ALSO, FRESH SICILY FRUIT, CIGARS, ~ nj
AuCIlON-on Thursday, the LIST of March, shsl ,s.,
by Catalogue, ut my auction room Concert Hail. me-"
Browns Hoel at 10 O'clock M excellent ssofimssUs
comprising 10O cases superior old wine and brandy ""
enumerste in part .
Old Bual Madeira, Amontillado Manzanlla, and f@'
Sherry;
Murdock's and Forester's Port, and other wines;
Orards brandy
Also, IA lot of good Gig ,rs
These wines have been shp ped from New York and mn
be sold without reserve. They comprise part o. the @
OF professional genteman arc described as bens
very superior.
immediately after the sale of wines, &c, will sell
lOV boxes hne Sicily sweet oranges, in PRIME ordef
~ boxes lemons with other FRUIT shall be speeh'
IN catalogues.
The attention OF the citizens of Ale xanda Georgetown
and washington, the honorable members OF Congress
DINERS visiting the metropolis is respectfully invited
sale, being the largest OF the kind atenPeu
this city
liter myself they will fad worthy their attention
Terms cash. Catalogues will be ready for dlstI,ou"''
on Wednesday morning. A GREEN,
Feb 27-dif Aucuoneef
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Great Musical ton.

Tenth appea America Of the cee bated DsriN and
his Three SoNs-lhe original Inventors and perform
Silver Sax Horns and Sax Tuha,, presented 10
them by Louis Philippe, February5, 1875
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Vocal PERFoHMERs-Miss MORIAT O'CONNER, Qrom
the ROYAL Academy of Music, London,) Miss LOUISE
DISTIN, Mr. IL. DIsrlN, Mr.. 7. DISTlN, and Mr. w.
DISTIN
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A TOUR duty In California, including ssscrip
"A OF the gold REGION aud account OF the voyage
around Cape Horn NC vo with map and plates BY
For sale bv W. TAYLOR ~ MAURY,
Feb I'll Bookstore near 9th street.
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INSTRUMENTAL PsRroRMERs-Mr DISTiN, Mr.. HENRY
DlSI!N, Mr.. THEODORE DlSTIN, and Mr. WILLIAM
DlSTIN.
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LNMBROiDEhEO Canton Grape shnwls this day
IL received of very recent importation, which will be
sold at much below tho usual prices
Feb7-3w Z. II. HOOE 81 co.
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'THE Hand Book Of Hydrop~shy Professional
ana Domcs'lc use.-Ju:t published and this day
ceivcd. For sale by FRANK TAYLOR
Feb Is
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NCHOoL books.-A general assortment OF School
~ Books VIII be found Tor sae at reasonable prices
elsewhere in the District
Mrs. ANDaRSON'S Book Music and Fancy Store,
Pa. av. between llth " 18th streets.
Feb l6-n
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Mr.. J. WILLY, from the Philharmonic Society, London,
pupil of the FAMOUS THALBERG, will preside at The
piano forte
Mr. DISTIN will perform his great original trumpet SOLO
"THE SOLDIER TIRED performing the whoc OF The
part of that celebrated Bavura DArne, as performed
by him only.
Mr. HENRY DISTIN will perform his Grand Scenn
an ARA "ALL is LOST" on his silver sax horn, uni
versa considered of the greatest performances posi-
BILE and
THE HUNTING ECHO DUET, original compost
on producing extraordinary effect and illusions OF
echo.
Tickets of admission 81.
Feb 25--f
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
THE PUBLIC Is RESPECTFULLY INFORMED
that the Concert, recently given by the children of Mr.
]. Eberbach. will be repeated at Carusl's Saloon on
Thursday the s of March, the Teques, OF great many
ladies and gentlemen who were present. and who desire
its repetition. 49,
Several and highly popular pieces will be performed
&c. Feb I'D
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Practical Farming.

How general, yet absurd is the notion
that practical farming means, and is, the
rough and tumble application of manual
labor to the soil: and waking at o'clock
in the morning to feed the COWS and clean
the hog pcu. In those days when science
was herself confined to schools, its applica-
ton couldnot be made to farming, and with
or' applied science there could not be
ShWj@ practice. But the time honored
profession of the farmer, has adyaced with
the intelligence Of the age. 1t is true that
the wealth Of Arabian, Laban and Job, con-
sisted in their cattle, as also did that of the
Ulysses Latinus and Varro and Cato con-
sidered them the most certain and speedy
means Of enrching a country but Layo-
isler IN France, and BueI, in our own
country, have shown wonderful results Of
the assistance whlch all the sciences have
given in developing the mysteries of every
producdonof the soil. The truth is, that
as ar advances, the more assistance it is
likely to derive from science, The time
IS not many centuries past, when the timid
sailor, crept from headland, and trembled
when perchance he saw but the sky above
and the sea below-his badly constructed
craft dared not venture upon the unknown
and trackless ocean, but science raised up
the remling needle, and fear gave way to
confidence. Tall ships dance upon the
captive sea, unknown lands yield up their
treasures TO the skill of Columbus. Geo
graphy readily paid her tribute to naviga-
ton, and the Heavens themselves TELEGRAPH
he'd their dispatches of Celestial guidance
to the experimental mariner, who ventured
beyond the particular limits of his practical
grand(athers. Laban raised kids and lambs,
Ulysssess raised cows Lavoisicr raised
crops, and Buel raised fruit. Laban had
shepherds; Ulysses was prince and
warrior: Lavoisier never worked out of
his labratory,and Buel was more Of prac-
teal printer than practical farmer. Pro-
bus a Roman general employed his soldiers
planting vines in Europe as Hannibal
formerly employed his planting olives in
Alrica--and it has beensaid in our times,
that the best cabbages come from Kinder
hook. 1t is the love of science in its ap-
plicadon to farming, that enjoys its noble
and elevated pleasure. 1t is of him it can
be said as of Cinciunatus
"Ihe Romans as historians all allow,
Sought IA extreme distress the ruaL plow;
In triumph, for the village swain
Retired, to the Noblcman again"
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BOOTS AND SHOES

THE subscriber has opened new Boo; and
Shoe Store at the lower end of Main street,
IL the buidngng lately used as Nathan's Cloth
Store. He will always keep on hand an assort-
ment OF ready made wo!k, and will make to order
at the shortest notice coars and find Boots, Shoes,
Caters and Slippers for Gentlemen, Ladies and
Misses wear, He will furnish his work, made
in a neat and substantial manner, at the lowest
prices
0QaWork made strong and neat and sold cheap
Soliclts a share Of public patronage.
JOSEPH B. WEAVER.
Bloomsbury, April 7, lS4g.3m
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NEW ARRIVAL OF

Spring and Summer Goods.
TE'HE subscribers, in again calling the attention
ofthe public to their STORE, Immediately
opposite the Court House, would respectfully
announce the arrival Of a large and chOice assort.
meut OF Dry Goods, suitable for the spring
and summer trade, and that nothing will be
wanting on their part to merit a consnuance OF
the patronage so literally bestowed upon them
since the arrival of their first stock OF merchan.
die. A small advance on city cash prices shall
continue to be our motto.
The assortment Just received and now opening
consists in part of French, English and American
CLOTHS, SATlNEFTS AND NESTINGS,
Flannels of all colors, Kentucky Jaen's, Muslius,
Calcoes, Glngham3, Linen.lustres, De Lains Of
various patterns, French and embroidered lawns,
aud white dress goods
Sahs-Rlack, blue.black and striped; Bonnet
silk, &C., Fringrs and brads, bonnet-ribbands.-
Shawls, Cashmere, Thibbet, Terkeriee, de lain
and silk, scarls in variety. Carpetling; Wool,
cotton, etc, Hearth rugs, and embossed table.
covers.
Bonnets Palm, Panama and Leghorn Hats
OCERIES-Mackerel, Irish Salmon, Salt
and Plaster.
QUeeuWare, Hmdware, WiH'Ow and cedar
1Carc, &c. &c.
0DrIn Gne-all these with many more not u.
sualIy kept in country stores, will be exchanged
for Cash, Produce or Lumber,
a. ]. SLOAN,
f.. MENDENHALL.
Bloomsbury, April 2l, IsI0
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REMOVAL.

WTARREN Russell, has removed lis hoe
w Store into the Exchange Buildings. next
door 10 Hartman, store, where he wil. a,vavs
keep on hand and make TO order every desirable
kind ul Boots and Shoes for Mems Ladies and
Misses wear
ClLL A.N,D EX4MNE,
lie is determined TO lurn ofI work that will bear
examination and uial, and which will compare
with that ofany other establishment in northern
pennsylvania.
I.j. All work warranted
Wyomsburg, April y lsi1
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SWARTH q MESSENGER.
At The BloOmsburg Book 6lorc.

HAYE Just received and offer for sale large
addition to their former stock among
WuIcA may be found Frosts, Taylors, Guernsey 5
aud Russel's history OF the United States =
Miners history OF Wyoming, Goldsmilh's & Ack.
erman's Natural History, Rollins Ancient Hlsto.
ry, Josephus, Sears Pictorial Works, Theirs
French Revolution, Works Of Thomas Carlysle,
Russeps history Of Greece, Rome, France and
England, DaIbys UnNetsal Gazetteer, Army aud
Navy of America, Macauley's history Of EngIand
the works of Lamb, Byron, Campbell, Moutgoa.
cry, Cowper, Thompson, Shakespeare, Milton,
Gray, Beatle, Young, Collins, Crabbe, HebeT,
Pollock, Burns, Pope, MlIlman, Keats, Gold.
smith, Mary Hewitt, Mrs. llemans, and many
others.
Also, Encyclopedia Of Religious Knowledge,
Bucks Theological Dictionary, Comprehensive
Commentary Clark's Commentary, Fleetwoods
Life of Christ Religious Emnems and Allcgo.
res, Pilgrims Progress, Masou's farrier, State
Book OF Pennsylvania, Gems Of Literature, Curios.
tiles OF Nature & Art. Numerous works Of the
Presbyterian Board Of Publication, an assortment
of large and small Bibles, Drawing, Drafting,
Tissue, Bill, Writing ard Letter Paper, large
stock OF Blank hooks, Pictures with frames, and
Albums
Also, choice variety Of Gidcd BOOKS, heaut,.
fully emtellshed for centre tables anl suitable
for presents. German bibles, 1esaments, PRAYER
BOOKS, Hymn books, Histories, sc.
School Books aud Stationary Of all kinds and
descriptions, all Of which will be sold Oh the
most reasonable terms.
Or School Teachers & the Public generally,
are invited to call and examine for themselves.
SWARTS & MESSENGER.
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CONFECTIONERY 4 roy STORE.

CONFECTIONERY & TOY STORE.
VNHE subscriber respectfully informs the citi
2ens OF Bloomsbury, and vicinity, that he
is now opening select
CoWectiOnUy,Frtit and Toy Store,
in the Exchange buildings, No, 4, where he will
be happy to wait upon those who may favor him
with his custom Give him call
OcrFlis stock is fresh.-has been selected with
care aud will be sold cheap for cash.
TH0S: ELLIS.
bloomsbury, April 81, 1919.
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NOTICE.

ENHE public will please take notice, that
i have bought at cons.abe's sale, as the prop
euy Of William Kroner, the following articles TO
wlt:-One ferry fiat, one foot boat, six chairs,
one pine table, five beer kegs, one pine table,
SIX pictures and frames, one looking glass one
clock, three boxes, one cupboard-and have
loaned the same to him during my pleasure
JACOB FOWLS.
CrnIrn I'M Innn % 1910
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DOCTOR ALONZO i. CRESLER,
ID ESPFCTFULLY offers his Professional
1O S@p'ccS to the citizens of Espylown and
It's vicinity,
Doctor CreSJCr, can be consulted at the
residence OF JoHN kREsLrR,tn Espytowa, except
when professionally absent
Esnytown, May l2, ls40. .-3mo'
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ADDITIONAL.

ADDITIONAL.
Persons returned for License under the
Act of Assembly passed the 10th of April,
lS49, entitled "An Act TO create a sinking
Fund, and to provide for the gradual and
certain extinguishment of the debt of the
Commonwealth" to wit:
DlSAIerieS,
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Phlladelphm and Reading Railroad,
from PHILADELPHIA to PottsviIle,
Cborro or borrs and ,,o
J.a', NV WV
"a'NS """I e"CH way
except Sundays.
0N AND AFTER MONDAY. Anrn d 1sla
4 tvotr.ips will run each way. d.iIy r,o,r,,
TDIIadrIphia and Po,rsyjlye
M6n,Iya L,Np-Arr,,,,roD.,r,o,
Leave. ptiIdr,,hio al! Al LI, ,v.
cent SUNDAYS
p,,,r. E.,dinp,t IN Al Al
Lp,yrs porl,y.rl. at Il A NJ D,,ly ,vcent
S,,,i - '' 'D'''' s''. w
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MERCHANTS HOTEL.

FOurth NirCck, 6ttiCcen HrCh and MQrket
Philadelphia.
FNHE proprictorshlp and management Of this
well known hotel, (Which is located in the
very centre Of busneSs,) having passed into the
hands of the subscribers, they beg leave to state
that ii is their purpose to render it worthy of the
liberal patronage with which it has been hereto.
fore sustained, and hope by unremittng attention
to deserve the patronage of their friends, who
may visit the city on business or pleasure.
c. y j. M'KIBBlN,
Formerly IF the Erchonge Hotel, Piusbwg.
May y, loI0.-lmo.
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~ Married men, says a cotempo.ary, should
ever be polite to their wives, for if they are not,
ether folks will bel
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WHITE SWAN HOTEL.
THE FORKS HOTEL

THE FORKS HOTEL.
TENHE subscriber would inform his old friends
and the public in general, that he has taken
the well.hnown stand, recently kept by DANIEL
SNYDER, Esq, on the head of Main Street, in
Bloomsbury, and will continue the
PUBLIC OIL IEGTSE8
Known by the sign of the "FORKS," where heis
prepared to accommodate those who may favor
him with their custom His arrangements are
mplete--Quarters spacious-location pleasant,
aud without promising too much, he halDers him
self, he will be a0le to do ample juslicS to his
guests
GyStabIing and the best fare fer horses, &c.
SAMUEL BLUE.
Bloomsbury, April 7, 1919.
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NcrchantoJic NGchaudise.
A GAIN the undersigned take pleasure in an.
n nouncmg to their friends and the public.
That they have just trcceiyed select and hcav
assortment choice
Dry GOOds IS GrOcCriCS,
adopted 10 the season, and wants orthe people.
which they offer for sale, at their old stand al
prices "cheapcr than the cheapest" Their stock
compr2cs a full assortment Of all kinds Of goods.
usually kept ia country stores, and without par.
licuari2ing each article, feel warranted in saying
that those il want OF good goods have only to call
70 satisfy their taste and fancy.
Groceries, Queenswarc, Hardware, Fish,
Salt, Moasses, &c.
4 large and beautiful selection Of the above ar.
ticles Of superior quality, at very low prices.
ALSO.--Hats Of every variety llOr Summc
wcar,) Boots, Shoes, sc.
GJ.Cash paid for grain always.
WIN. McEELYY ). Co.
Eioomaburg, May 8, 1919
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COLUMBIA COUNTY IN8TITUTE


YHE Trustees ofthe Columbia County Iasti.
4 tate take pleasure in announcing to the
public that they have secured the services Of the
REV. SAMUEL SCHAFFER,
as Principal Of the School to be opened in blooms.
burg on Thursday, the 9Th day Of April next
The highly attested abilities Of Mr.. Schailor dt-
ford an ample guarantee for thorough instruction
in all The various branches taught in the school,
These will consist of the following:
LANGUAGES.
aaeient--Latin, Greek and Hebrew.
Mods,n-German, Spanish, French and Italian.
ENGLISH.
Arithmetic, Geometry, Algebra, Surveying,
Navigation, Geography, with.lhe use Of globes;
History, Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, with
Lectures and experiments; Moral and Mental
Philosophy with lectures Penmanship and
Eloculon will receive daily attention,
TERMS. In order 10 secure the greatest a..
mount OF benefit to each pupil, we think the
standard number shonld be twenty-five, unless
the demand Of the public should warrant an as.
sistant The prices will be as follows:
The English branches S5 per quarter.
DO with addition of lonpuapp II
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All persons indebted to the undersigned for the
SAuihmg Business or on any other account, are
hereby requested to make immediate settlement,
and all persons negectiug this call for longer
time than one month from this date, will find
their accounts in the hands Of a Magistrate, for
prompt action, without respect to person.
LAyHES THOR.NTON.
Bloomsbwg, .Nay IS, lsl9.-3l.
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OUR BLANKS AND JOBPRINTING,

- ~-z=z.a WE have just made valuable addi.
EGSg2A toust our Jo5-O.Lce, Of new type,
a., and procmsd d handsome supply Of AS
,,risj F,ory PAPER, by which we can execute
fIs nsategt and cheapest Jo5-"ork in this sec.
ton, -,...,.. l.,,,,,.....,
,y,snsiye s,ockof Blanks, of which, we have all
Jiods. from Deeds to Naturalization papers-a
salset assortment Of very fine Marriage CertitI-
Gates. printed and engraved, for Ministers and
Magistrates. .,., ..r...I ,-,u.;,,
for themselves
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0J- n. B,-The Smithing business will be con-
tinued at the stand in .u@het street, in all its
various branches, as usual, by the subscribers.
May Is, 491 JAS. THORNTON Il SON.
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Egoo.i and job Printing.

,-1.as KEEPrr BEFORE THE PEOPLE. that
(. sf>asssta Hand.bills, Blanks, Checks, Labels.
Cards, Tickets, Circulars, and every description o
JOBANDEANCYLET MISUNDERSTANDING
various co.9rs, executed at the Office of the
CJluRJil LD.o msburg) Democrat, in neat style,
nor, order, and moderate terms. Also; 1Leye-
vb,y article Of DEEDS, BLANKS, STATION.
ERY, &C., kept constantly for sale,
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List OF Jurors,
For AuguSt Term, ls40.
GRAND JURORS.

GhAND JUhOhO'
Briar Creok-Jeo.o Bowman, Abm. Adams,
Obedlah Gensel.
Centre--Geo Ke!chner.
Fishing Creek-ALbelt zimmerman, Peter
Colder
Franklin Samuel Shich, Daniel zerr, Elias
Weaver.
Limestone-Danel Gouger.
Madson--George Ewes, James Allen, Jos.
Weliver.
Mahoning- Cornelius Corucison, john Pat
ton, Daniel Frazier
MiAlm-Peter Nungesser, Peter Longenbur.
ger.
Orange VIM, Whitmoycr, John NonZ
Roaring Creck-Emanuel KEN,
uearloal-Beniamin Peterman.
Valley-Jo,hua Sletler, Thomas Yorks.
TRAVERSE JURORS-F First week.
Bloom-Joseph W, IeHdershot, Martin Ru-
pert.
Brar Creek-John Martz, Anthony Walp.
Caattwissa--John Ritter
Derry-Samuel Laird, David Wilson,
Frankiin-Robert Davidson, Jesse Weigle
HemLock'-Batis APpleman, jr, George BO.
CERT.
Limestone-George Smith, Frederick Nc,
Bride, Griffith Lilchtcnthalcr, Jas Caldwell.
Mldison-John Bilheimer, Samuel Rimbey
Robert johnson.
Mahonng-John Mowrer, Wm. Henric,
Maine Joseph Harl2le.
Miillin- Christian Keller, Samuel Reiclenan.
Montour-Eli Barton, James Woodsidcs.
Mount Pleasant-Joseph lkeler, William
Miller.
Orange-Archbald Henry.
Roaring Creek-Benjamin Hauck, John Kline,
Jacob + elterman, Day.u Kclubold, H. {. Macau.
lay.
Sugarloat- Edward Alberson.
Valley-Joseph Dmmpower Chas. Maus
SECOND WEEK.
Boom--John Robson, Marshall G. Kinney,
MlnlCr Andrews,
BriOr Creek--Stephen Thomas, Mordca W.
Jackson, W B. Gardner
Cente-Henry Lomau, John Kuorr, Saml
IIagcnbuch
Dewy-Thomas Morehead
Fishing Creek--Gcorge Pealer.
FrOnklln-Samue foreman, Reuben Rhor
back.
Greenwood-John Black, William Shoema-
ker.
Hemlcck--Thomas J. Vanderslice, John C
Kinney.
Jackson--John Eesslcr, James Yocum, John
J. MctIenry
Madison--Tssac Dewitt, Jacob DryfooS,
Maine-John Nuss, jr.
Mahoning-John Deem, jr., Edward Morrison,
Michael Weaver, Charles Ritchard.
Milin-Daniel Meyer, Samuel Keller.
Orange-Isaac WEIGH, John MCGOWAN.
Roaring Creek-Jacob Stein, John YeagcT, jr,
George Martz.
Valcy-Peter Bright, David Reich
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
Ne,U AarriraL of Fashionable MHinery
THE undersigned very respectfully 81
Il infolm their friends and customers, ~yr<
that they have just received from the City anew
supply Of the most fashionable MILLINERY and
FANCY Goons, yet introduced in Bloomsbury,
French, Lace-bonnets, Braid, Straw and
Chua-pearl silks, satins, rib0ands, Ladies' col
lars and spcnccrs, lawns, gingh0ms, etc. Para.
soils, Flowers, silk.lace, plain bonnets, and many
other select articles,
sJ-Old friends and new customers are invited
to call and examine our stock
NJ. & S. BARKLEY.
Bloomsbury, April 81, 1S49-3t.