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10 prevent Tie introduction Of intoxicat.
ing liquors into country iails.
Section L. Bet enaeiod 5y ls Gepsr-
al Assembly Of 1s STATE Of Ohio. That
Il shall be unlawful for any sheriff. iailor
or other person to convey or procure to
be. conveyed within the walls Of anv iaiI
in this State, any spiiituous or malt liq-
ors, or wine, unless the same shall have
been prescribed as medicine by phyei.
clan for patient confined therein. And
IL shall be unlawful for any sheriff. iailor
brother officer. having the charge Of any
jail in this State, 10 knowingly permit any
prisoner confined in such jail 70 receive
BY any moons whichever, any spirituoua
or malt liquor or wine. except tho same
be prescribed rs above named
Sec. 2, If any sheriff, jailor or other
person shall violate this act, helor th,y
shall upon conviction thereof, be fined la
any sum not exceeding one hundred dol
lars nor less than ten, or be Imprisoned
in tho county Jail not less than ton nor
mora than thirty days. II shall be the
duty Of the judgea Of the courts Of com
mon pleas to give this act in charge to
tgrand iuries at each and every sessiol Of
said courts
$50. 3. This act to take effect from
and after its passage, and MI fines collect
ed under il shall go into the county treas
uries as other moneys collected for gem
eralsreVenue.
Nh. VAN WORRIES.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD, lb
President Of the Senate
April Is, 1887.
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iormsd BY enc congregation Or rsliaious
society occupying and oirioyina such re-.
al estate rs aforesaid. provided, such
corporation, orgon1nl according to tho
laws Of this State shall bo in existence al
tlra etimo Of tllb decoaso Of the person
holding the title thereto.
Aee-4, lf sneh congregation shall not
be incorporated as Aforesaid. then and in
that ease, tha thle Of such roal estate shall
vest % the State qf Ohio, IN the same
manner aud with the same effect az IL
lhe person holding the Same had died IN
,estaie. without heirs capable Of inherit
ing such real estate.
See. 3, Whenever titlet to any real os-
tate shaii vest " the State Of Ohio. m
ter The provisions Of this act, il shall be
the duty Of tho Governor Of tho State.
and he y hereby authorized, upon being
satisfied that ,ho congregation or the so-
ciety which had used occupied, oreniov-
cdsuuh tyol coteto, for the purpose alore-
sail, prior 10 ihe death os the person or
,pors0Rs on whose docoaso tho title there-
to vested IN the State, has been duly in
corporoted, under and according 10 the
provisions Of any law Of the State Of
Ohio which may then be in force for the
incorporation Of religious societies, and
upon the production to him Of a certified
copy Of The record Of the certificate OF IN
corporation, by the recorder of the coun-
a IN vhosc Office the aidcertificate shuil
be 6led. to convey saeh real iastate. an {
ell the right, title 0ndinleresi Of tho State.
therein aud thereto. TO said corporation.
which shall ihereupon be vested with all
the right, title aud interest which shalt
have become vested ia the State by vir-
tue Of the provisions Of this act.
Sec. @ This act shall take oaoct on the
passage thereof .,t
iA MI. VAN vORHEs.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
rr rf THOMAS II. FORD.
Il. President Of the Senate.
April "a, 1854. H
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April IS. 1857.
No. l10.1 AN ACT

mo. no.. AN ACT
In relation to Conveyances AMI Devises
Of Property for Religious purposes.
Section /. Be il enacted by the Gener-
al Assembly of tho State of Ohio. That
no grant, conveyance. devise, or lease Of
personal or real estate to, nor any trust
Of such personal or real estate, for tho
benefit OF any person and his successor
or successors, in any ecclesiastical Office.
shall vest any estate or interest in such
person OF his successor; and no such grant
conveyance, devise, or lease to. or for
any such person by tbs designation Of
any such Office, shall vest any estate or
interest in any successor of such person:
Provided, that this section shall not be
deemed to admit the validity Of any such
grant, conveyance, devise, or lease here
toloTe made.
Sec. .. No future grant. conveyance
devise, or lease of any real estate conse'
Grated. dedicated. or appropriated. or in
tended to DO consecrated, dedicated, OF
appropriated TO the purposes Of religioui
worship, or for the use Of any congrega'
ton or society, or cemetery CONNECTED
Herewith, shall vest any right. tilc Of
interest in any person OF persons 70 whom
such grant. conveyance. devise or lease
may be made. nnless tho Same shall be
made to a eorporstion organized accord
ing to the provisions of the ''act 10 pro
vide for the creation ami regulation o
incorporated companies ~ tho State d
Ohio,t passed May 1. 1852, or 10 som'
other corporation organized according q
some other law Of the State Of Ohio.
Sec, 3. Any real estate, Of tho descrip
ton named in the second section Of this
act, and which has been heretofore grant
od, devised. or demised 10 any person OF
persons in any eecleeiastioal Office, or or
dos, or by the demgnation Of such Office
or orders. OF otherwise shall be deamel
to DO hsil in trust for the benefit Of lhr
congregation orsociety using Me same
and shall, unless previously conveyed "a
a corporation, as provided in section two
Of this act, upon the death Of the porsoI
or persons in whom the legal title shal
DO vested at tho time Of the passage o
this ac,, vost ia the religious corporation
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April 1857

l(No 13O. AN ACT.
TO amend Sec. $50 of an act to establish
Code Of Civil Procedure, passed
March III, 1883.
SECTION /. Be IL enacted by the Geno-
raj Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That
Section $50 Of the act entitled "An act to
establisha Code Of Civil Procedure" +"
passed March IL, 1853, be so amended
as to read as follows: Section 250. In
all cases where an injunction has been
granted, the defendant at any time before
the tiial, may apply tothe Court in which
the action is brought or any Judge there.
of, or to the Supreme Court, or any Judge
thereof to yacata and modify the same
The party applying fog such vacation oi
modification shall give such notice 10 tn,
adverse party of the time and place a
which such motion viii be heard as tn,
Court or Judge hearing the same shal
deem reasonable The application may
be made upon the petition aud afidaeiti
upon which the injunction is granted, ol
upon afiidayils on the part Of the party
enioined with or without answer. h,
order of the Judge allowing, dissolvinl
or modifying an injunction, shall be r.
turned to.the Office Of the Clerk Of tn,
l'Courtin which The action is brought anc
recorded and obeyed as il made by the
Court.
SEC 2. That original Section $50 oI
the act aforesaid be aud the same is here
by repealed. -
SEC g. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Nh. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of House Of Representatives
THOMAS II. FORD,
President of the Senate
~ r-Ll .nr..-
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N II. VAN Worries.
Speaker Of the House of Representative.
THOS ~ FORD,
President Of ilo Senate
April a, ie0s.
mo les1 AN ACT.
In addition tn the acts now Ia force "a
prevent nuisauces,
Section BE it enacted BY the Geney.
al Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, This,
every person who shall erect. keep M. or
continuaand maintain any nuisanee,io 10 the
injury Of any part Of the citizens of this
State, shallbe 6Ned in any sum not ex.
ceediug five hundred dollars. at the dis.
erection of the court, aud the court shall,
moreover, IN case Of conviction Of such
oiIenco. order every such Duisauce 70 be
abated or removed
Sec, 9. That the erecting. continuing.
using,or maintaining any building. .struc.
ture, or other place Gor tho exercise Of
any trade, employment, manufacture or
other business, which by occasioping
noxious exhalations, uoisomeor offensive
smells, becomes luxurious aud dangerous
TO the health, comfort or property Of 10
dividuals, or the public; the causing or
suffering Of any otial filth, or noisomo
substance 10 be collected, or to remain In
any place, TO tho damage or prejudice OF
Others or the publio The obstrucling or
impeling, without legal authority, the
passage Of any nayigable river. harbor,
or collection OF wator, OF tho corrupnng,
or rendering uuwholesome or impure any
water-course stream, or water; or unlaM =
fully diverting any such water course
from It's natural course or state. TO the
injury or prejudice Of others; andthe OBJ
slructing or inoumberipg by fences, bull
dings, structures, or otherwise ary ofthe
public highways. or streets or alleys oil
any city oryilhge, shall be deemed huis-
ances; aud every person or persons gull
" OF erecting, oontipuing,using or mains
tining, or causing any such nuisauces.
shall be guiltyiof n violation Of this act.
See. 8, All prosecutions for violation
Of the provisions of lhis act shall be by
Indictment in the court Of common pleas
OF the county in which the offence is
committed, and in case OF tie conviction
Of any person Tor any such nuisances,
tho court shall make IL a part Of tlit
judgment OF the court, that such nuis.
ance be abated or removed, by an order t
be issued from said oouCto the sheriff
of the proper county, for that purpose, "a
the expense and costs Of the defendant il
such prosecution, unless such nuisanc,
shall be abated or removed before said
order shall be issued TO the sheriff.
Sec. 4. Any person injured in his
health, comfort, property, or the enjoy
ment Of his estate, by any nuisance. may
maintain, against the party guilty OF the
same, an action for the recovery Of dam
ages as In other cases. tf..
N. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House Of representative
THOS. IL. FORD,
President Of the Senste,
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mo, 1851 AN ACT
10 amerd the act further defining the
duties Of county Treasurers, passed
April 8, 1866.
Section /, Be It enacted by the GeneT-
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Gished tofrbsrtihers ntf4
$500 fefAnnaa.
1J-To Hal saescabtfs. hhy osnts of thh ssa
i'rtiHii'se ehe6shs pti.tf ia psid iorin a5vsaes.
Ial' l'iiHrsso nsiii, y di.eopsiousnss % % q
snq q 'hfihns pa'a foriuiil bs conflcsrsd .s =
aew eneaganitnt.
hht,e tefms VII bf rticty obisrrsd sod .
pAper ~ill'be dhcoaunosd uu'il arrssrssss are.
Pa9tesefpte,he eopiiooot iiie p.br,her.
: flfpbffuherf ronaIpeof and not paying ~
theit papers. vii be fsiilsd 90. osd receive. y
eebli,hsdesraees,s u lhsir rdi'hoassy.
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port Of thelcOmhissioners Of 70, lew Il, Z,
said ditch Or water eonrpo was pfop1ylv y
located and eq,islly awarded in labof 80.
pense and damage. BY said lownsbip
trustees. the said ditch of water coarse
shall be CUE OF Opebed IN said lo6atios.
spd AZ iuom the pepott of gaid coHhiss.
ION 'lshsl appear that said prop0sedtliidh
Or wsleg course w4s improperly located
Or awarded asto labor expense o.. dam.
age, the same shall % sol aside ~ ebano.
cd and located by said comnassioners N
review subject to the revision Of said
probate court ~
& Seoc2. That sections one. nine and
thirteen, to which this is an amoudment
be and the same ara hereby rebealed.
N. r. VAN Worries.
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives
THOS u. FORD,
President Of lho Senate.
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RwThi. gase's now fan AEHNI'.
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LEWIS II. PIKE.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, will give
prompt attention 10 all matters entrusted to his
Sare, Ia tho line of his profession.
OFFICE. Shawhans Block NJ ,rket Street.
~ GermNns and French, will be consulted in
iheir own respective languages.
Tiain, October, 27th 1854 ly.
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Ey- Hotlc,ocYs Pills Chronic Dyspepsia
Cmed--Amnug the uiumphs of tins won.
derful msdcne over confrmed diseases OF
the stomach and epigaSrinm, the following
is not the leas, remarkable. Edward STILL.
man, aged 81, residing al Hacers,own, Md.
had been for eleven years a sufferer from in
digestion and its painful concnmilan,s. HIS
appetite was irregular, his frame emaciael
his skin Of a liviI, nnheal'y hue, and he had
a constant feeling of conslriciion at pit The ol
the stomach, as If cord were being drawn
tightly atourd it. Hs was continually in a
state of area, IN entail as well as bodily distress,
and, TO use his own expression, "iife had
hecome irksome 10 bim.r In the month oI
December las, he commenced taking Hol-
loway's Pills. Within three weeks thercaf-
ter all The above symptoms had vanished
No relapse has since occurred, and he is now
as Tobas and active as any man Of his years
in all Mar, land. For disorders of the s,om.
ach, liver and bowels. the Pills are the only
reliable remedy in existence.
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LIST OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL AT
GIAY TERM.

+. John Gerllns et al. Us. Charles f. Mann.
2. Samuel McCullock Ell. al Us. Samuel +.
Headley.
3. Wn. Koons u.s. George L. Kline Ell, al.
d. William Knons Us. George l.. Kline.
5. Frederick Beats Exrs. Us. Philip Winter
steen Ell. al.
6. Joseph Slackhouse Us. Gilbert Fowler.
7. Jane Nj. Beruinger Us. w. A. Kline.
g. David Reinbold Us. Aaron Wolf.
8. Peter Appleman el al. Us. Leonard B.
Rupert ct. al.
10. Mary Vansickle Us. joseph Ruckle at. al.
IL. George Miller Us. Clalwonhy Fisher.
l2 George Miller u.s. Nathaniel Overdorf.
10. Peter AppIeman Us. Leonard b. Rupert.
a. Thomas Parker Us John n. Parker.
Is. George L.. Kline Us. Moses CoHnan.
I6. John Wagner Us, Sally Wagner.
II. Susanrah Hall Us. Clemu i Henry.
ls. Isaac Brown Us. Robert J. Lyon.
10. William Robson U.s. Wilson Ager.
90. Isaiah Shuman Us. Jacob l.. Shuman ei al
81. Jesse Hicks Us joseph Kifkendail.
90. Jacob Schuyler Us. Wilson Aver.
90. Nathan Seely Us. Daniel Sponenberg's
Administrators
"a. Fletcher B. Dodson Us. William Long.
25. Catharine Tanner Us. J I'm u. Weaver
&c. Adam Cattle es. Eugie Fox, Am'r.
27. William Wich, rs. Gordcn r. Gof.
%. jonathan MasteIler U.s. Stephen Badly.
90 Christian Heisl u.s. Daniel Gisaer.
30. William Hopper rs. Edmond Crawford
81. George Fetlerman Us. Solomon Feller.
man.
80. Martin Mowfer Us. Thos. Stackhouse eial
33. Gilben Fowler 0s. Daniel Fowler, Ex'r.
35. panieI Kusienbader Us. David Haus,
36. TIgnman D. S'Iousc Ell al. cs john Hess.
81. William RnIenhonse ps. Samuel F. Head
ley.
az. James Ralsion Us Jas. Ralsion jr., Admir-.
80. -Leander w. kaufman et. al Us, Lewis v,
Myers e., al. -s9s. ~. s.4
10. David Hsldebrant Us. Benjamin Faux
Al, Repecca Garrison Us. Alfred Howell,
az. Daniel L. Win,ersteeT ot sl. us Chfslian
sbumaD.
! 49, William Robson ps William Edgat
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l a. R RtEI1Ms

On Tuesday, March 24lh, by The Rev. Ed.
mrnd H. Waring,- MIR. DANIEL SHANE, o:
Crosse county, Wisconsin, and Miss ANNA
MskcAREr MELIcK, of Light Street, Comm
bia county, Pa.
On Sunday, March 22d, by the Rev. VIM.
J. Eyer, MIR. HESRY SCHMIDT, ard Miss Hem
mErTA WIrmAs, both Of Danyile, Pa.
On lie 10Th nII., BY the Rev: r. C.Moore,
EoRario a. TlYTasy, M. D., Of Madison. Wis
consin, 10 Mrs MARGARET BfcGs, OF William.
sport, both parties formerly Of this place.
On The IHh inst, by Robert Candor, Esq,
Of White Deer Mills, Union county, DAVID
p. Thomas OF Clinton county and Mrs. ELI
"a WkBB OF Columbia county.
In Bnarcreek, on The 7,h uIi., by Ed. +.
M. Alden. Mr., NATHAN KBEE EEsDaIL, of Mh.
fin, and Miss REneecA RIIrlK, Of Nescopeck.
In Bloomsbprg, on The i2lh ull., by Rev.
2. A. Sharetis. Mr.. Eli KITcBgh, 10 Miss
CAROLINE NJ. K.nss, slI Of Bloomsbors.
Oo Sunday the 22d OF March, 1857, by
Jacob Shipmsn, Eeq PHILip KfsrLfa, o.
Mcnhfpieasail twp, Columbis county, Mrs
Er'1aBsr,aGIBEaT, Of a,e saiss place. =
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Notice 10 Heirs.

IN fhe moHer Of lie esfofe Of Daniel Znner late
Of Centre t0paStlp, Columbia county, det'd
To Hannah Zanet wliow, Paul Zauer,
John Zancr, Levi Zaner, Calharine Werk
heiser, la,e Calharine Zaner, now wife o
Charles Werkheiser, Ann Eckroui, late Ann
Zauer, now OF John Eckroat, Mary Ann
Miller, late Mary Ann Zaner, now wife OF
Daniel W. Miller, children and heirs at law
OF the taid Daniel Zaner You aud each Of
you aIe hereby cited and commanded 10 be
and appear before the Judges of our Or.
phans Court at an Ofphon's Cour; TO hs
holden a, Bloomsburg in and for said county
on The first Monday of May next then and
there 10 accept or refuse 10 take the real es-
tate of said Daniel Zaner, deceased, al the
appraised value put upon i, by an inquest
.dnly awarded by The said Court, and in case
all the hei's aud representatives refuse so TO
take the same then TO shew cause, if any
you have, why the said premises should not
te sold according TO the acl OF Assembly in
such case made aud provided.
(--l By order of the Orphans Court OF
! L s. Columbia county.
-- STEPHEN II. MILLER,
SHERlFF's OsFlCE, Sheriff
Boomshntg, March 26. '57 (
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Bloomsbury March 2S, 1857 Proia'v
administrators Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of nd.
~ miu'Sttaiion upon the estate of Anna
Lunaer, a'o OF Benton township, Columbia
county, deceased, have been 2tan'ed To the
undersigned residing in Benton iown>hp.-
All persons indebted to ths said estate are
requested 10 make paymen, without delay,
aud those having accounts against the estate
to present them for paymenl to
PETER LAUBACH,
Benton, March IS, '57 .fRm'r.
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For the sprn. aud summer Trade com prising,
Tor mems wear:
Superior Black. and Coloreh French Cloths,
Black French Doe>kins and Cashmere.
Black Satin and Fancy SILK VeslInss.
Blue, Black, Brown and Green Cashmereles
LADIES' WEAR
Elegant Black Silks al! qusIfas
Barege De LANES ard Chalii Bareges.
Plain, Pink. Blue aud Green De LANES.
Bombazne Finish Black Aparas.
French, Scotch and Domestic Giu2hams.
Worked Collars, and Linen Handkerchlefs.
Hosiery Of all kinds aud qnah,ies.
CaIicoes Of all patterns and descriptions.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Linen and Cotton Sheeing.
Bleached and Unbeacheh Mnsins.
Linen Damask> and Tatle Covers.
Besides large assortment OF Boots ano
Shoes, Sugar, Cofre, Teas, and all kinds Of
Groceries. Hardware, &c, which wlil ne sold
remarkably cheap. Call at he Old sland
corner ri Nam aud Market -ireei<.
~ FLOUR g. FEED always on hand
and Tor sale a. the lowest make price. for
CASH s. c. MENSCH.
BInomsbprg Anil 9, 1885.
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-UrrER NOT. WHEN A PER-

y manent cure is guaranteed in all stages
Of SECRET diseases, Self Abuse, Nervous
Debility, Slticintes, Gleeis, Gravel, Mercuriaf
Rheumatism, Scrofuia, Pains in the Ankles
aud Bones, Diseases of the Throat, Nose aud
Ewes, Ulcers upon the Body, Female lrresu-
larit,es, and all other improper discharges,
no matter OF how long Standing. or obstinate
the case, recovery is certain, aud IN shorter
time lhau permS neni cure could be effect
ed by any other treatment, even after The
skill Of the most eminent physicians had
failed, aud the disease resisted all other
means of cure. The remedies are free from
odor, causing neither sickness nor inconve.
nieuce. and w,thou, muronrY or halsam.-
During twenty years. practice, ] have fe.
stored 10 health over seventeen thousand pa
lien,s, who were suffering nnde: the worst
Iorms OF all Of the above mentioned dis.
eases, which guarantees me in promising a
perfec, and mos, speedy care. Secret dis.
eases ate the greatest enemies TO health and
happiness, as they are The first Cause of con-
sumption, sc,oluia, Sc, and should be ter.
ror to all nations Oh the earth; Tor the dis.
ease is becoming so common, aud treatment
so li,llo understood, that a permanent cure is
scarcely eves effected, as majority Of the
cases fall into the hands Of incompetent per-
sous, who not only Iu 10 cure lhe malady,
bu, ruin the constitution with corrosive subj
linale--a dangerous poison, preparation
OF mercuty-which, with the remains ol dis
ease in The system, produces many oil the
above named affections, which finally lotmi-
nate in consumption, aud frequently rapid
one bu, should II not causa death speedily,
aud the victim 10 disease marries, the disease
is ,hcn conveyed from the patient 10 the chill
dren, causing them TO come into The world
with scrolnla, affections of The skin, eyes,
throat, Sc, aud again terminaies IN con-
sumption, aud consiers his victim TO an uu-
timely grave, between the ages Of SIX months
aud lhrly.iive years Self abuse is another
formidable enemy 10 health; 1t destroys ,he
nervous system, rapidly wasting away the
energies of life, causlng mental dsrange-
mrn', preventing n proper development Of
tho system, aud dlsquahfying its victim for
marriage, society, business, aud all earthly
happiness Female irregularities and other
diseases of females treated in The most ak H.
| Iul and scientific manner. Medicines, with
directions, senl tp any part Of the Un'ted
States aud Canadas, by patients communica-
ling heir symptoms by letter.
j. SUMMERVlLLE, NJ. D., Box SO. Pos
Office F,lben Street, below Ien,h, PhiIa
dtlphim, Pa.
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Administrators "A Notice,

NOTICE is hereby gwen tho, letters of ad-
mlu,st'aiinn npon the estate Of David
Herring, ole OF Genre township. Columbia
county, deceased, have been granted TO the
undersigned residing in Limestone township,
Manour county. All persons indebted 10
the SAID estate are requested TO make pay
ment without delay, an; those having ac.
counts against the estate TO present them Tor
pay ment 10
PETER STRAUS,
Limestone. March 2S, 81. dd,nr'r.
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WHIrE TEETH, PERFuMED BREATr

WHiTE TEETH, PERFuMED BREATH
AND BEAUTIFUL CoMPLExIoN-can be &C.
gnired By using the 'Baim Of thousand
Fiorerso What lady or gentleman would
remain under the curse Of disaoreeabIe
breath. when BY using he "Baim of a Thou
rand Fowegs' as d 'n,rifice, would not only
renderi ii sweet. hut leave the teeth as white
rs alabasierl Many persons do not know
their breath is bad, and the suhject is so deli.
cate their friends wiIlnever menlion il. Be-
ware of connIerfei,s. Be sure each bollle is
signed FETRlDGE & CO., N. T..
For sale by all Druggists,
Feb. i8, IS67-6m.
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Traverse Jurors for May Term, 81


BIoom--Mouis Van Bnskirk.
Bnarcreek-Ilenry Riltenhouse, Henry
Doak, John Ffeas.
Beaver-Charles Michael, Moses Schlich-
or, Jacob Bittenbender.
Northumberland Stiles, Joseph C. Hess.
Cenlre-- John Fesler, Jacob Hsgenbuch.
Calawissa-Daniel Clay well.
GreenwooG- Abraham Dreibelbis, Jacob
Biuenbsnder.
Standardization Bogari.
Jarkson-George Farver, Tram Der.
Locust--Iohn L. HHst, Jonas Berniuger, G..
c. Hover, Edwin Jchn.
Mflm-John Folk, Henry Bellas, Thomas
Aten, Hiram Freas.
Observation-Disclosures Weliver, Richard
DemoIt.
Moun,pl Shipman, Philip
Crawford, Paul Kline
Roarngcreek-William Dresbach.
Scot-Reece Fairman, William Myers,
Thomas Srhneidnan, Willard c. Green.
Suaarloaf--Gsorge Sedman.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-01
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On the 2sth day Of March. 1851. near
Light Street, Columbia coun,y, Pa HANNAH
ELizanErH, dauahiet OF J,'hn aud Harriet
Van Lew, aged yeats, 4 mos. and days.
In Bloomsbury, on las, Sunday evening,
Mr., losErH LoSc, aged a7 years, months
aud 81 days. Fs
In Vedseiown, Columbia county, on the
is'h Of March, 1857, Mrs. Marcy BRASpoN,
aged abou, 30 years.
AT Cornwall Furnace. Lebanon county,
March 23d, Maj OSCAR HAMMOND, son Of 'he
late Hon X. II, Hammond, o. Million, Pa,
aged years, months and rs DAYS.