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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-04-07
Court Advertisements
COURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, the Hon. William Elwell President
Judge of the Court OF oyer and Terminer and
General Jail Delivery, Court of Quarter Sessions
of the Peace and Court of Common Pleas and Or
phan's Court In the 10Th judicial District, CONF
posed of the counties of Columbia, Sullivan and
Wyoming, and the Hon. Tram Derr and Isaac -.
Monroe Associate Judges of Columbia county
have issued their precept, bearing date the 9th
day of March in tho year of our Lord, one
thousand, eight hundred and seventy-one and to
me directed for hOdinga Courtot oyer and Ter
miner and General Quarter Sessions of the Peace
Court of Common Pleas and Orphans Court, IN
bloomsbury, in the county of Columbia, ON the
first Monday, being the LIST day OF May next,
to continue one weeks.
Notice is hereby given, TO the Coroner, to tho
Justices of the Peace, and the COnstables of the
said county of Columbia that they be then and
there In their proper person ut 10 o'clock In the
forenoon of said lst day OF May, with their rec
ords, inquisitions and other remembrances, To
do those things which to their offices appertain
to be done. And those that are bound by
recogniaonce, TO prosecute against the pris
oners that are or may bo In the Jail of the
said county of Columbia, TO be then and
| there to prosecute them shall be just. Ju.
rors are requested to be punctual in their attend
ance, agrecaby TO their notices. Dated at Blooms
| ,@-C-,, burg, the 9th day of March, in the ycai
| I Il. 8. of our Lord, one thousand eight hun
'-C-) drcd and seventy-Onc and in the ninety
fourth year OF the Independence Of the United
States of America. AARON SMITH,
Bloomsbnrg. Mar ch q, 1871. Sheriff.
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A ADMINIsTRATORs NOTICE,

IA ESTATE or JACOB PERsfsG, DECD.
Letters OF administration on the estate of
Jacob Perslpg late OF Locust township, Columbia
county, deceased, have been granted by the
Register OF said county to Peter Swank, of
Locust township, Columbia county, Pa. An
persons having claims against the estate of
the decedent are requested to present them for
settlement, and those indebted to the estate to
make payment to the undersigned, administra-
tor, without delay. -. -
PETER SWANK,
mar l7'7l-wt Administrator.
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FREDERICK WILHELM, the well.
known liveryman in Milton, died sud.
denly on Saturday night the 25th ult.
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IT is estimated that fully one hundred
thousand dollars are annually spent in
Williamsport for spurious and malt
beverages.
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TRAVERSE JURORS,


FOR MAY TERM 1871.
Bloom Il, ]. Thornton, Jonathan CromIs
Hiram Palmer, John X. Meyer, Philip Unangst.
Briarcreek-Stephen kisner, William Lamon,
James SpOnenberg.
Berwick-Amos Il. Greasy, John w. Bowman
Benton-,Iohn $. Kline, Alexander MclIenry.
Beaver--lsaac Klingerlnan.
Conyngham-Thomask kilker.
Centralia-fhomas Geraghty.
Centrc-Wiliam Shatier.
Catawissa-Jacob Swenk, jesse john Daniel G.
Gcarhart.
Fishlngcreek- Richard, Peter j. Weaver
Nathan Smith.
Greenwood john Cromly, George Ma tiers
| Aaron Reece
Hemlock-J. II. Faust.
| LDcust-Mayberry Snyder
Mifiin-Dancl Bond.
| Niaine-Mlchsel Grover
| Madison-O. u. Christian.
| Montour-Jamcs Quick.
| Orange-David T.. nayman.
| pine-Shedrick Ewes, Richard f. Wnitmoyc-. +.
| ringcrcek-Frauklin Yocum.
| Sc)tt-Moore Creveling.
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EXPERIENCED AGENTS are wanted through
out the country for its SALE with whom liberal
arrangements will be made. An opportunity OF
equal promise is rarely or never presented. Its
sales will not be limited to any PERIOD but VIII
continue for n lifetime constantly increasing
with the .owth anI intelligence OF the country.
It is therefore desirable that those who engage
with u, shall do so with yisw to making the
business permanent one.
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Patent Medicines.
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These Pills are the most delightfully."- pleasant
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SOME men advertise literally and Judi.
clously, and success dawns upon them.
Others put in single advertisement in
their local paper and open their doors
next morning and expect rush and are
frequently disappointed. 1t takes time
to rouse the public. One thing is GER
tain the man who advertises literally is
not ashamed of his stock Of goods nor OF
his prices. He respectfully invites the
public to call and see for themselves,
and they generally heed his invitation.
Old questionable stock, if found in
such store, will be specially marked as
such. Trust the man who invites you
to call and see new stock. He is proud
of his goods and means to sell.
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MINISTER'S, TEACHERS, STUDENTS, FARM
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conversations upon It's beautiful and eternal
truths
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CUBpENA IN DIVORCE.

In the Court of Common Pleas of Columbia
county No n, February Term isis
VS.. 1h''''' NJ I.a"' III
PAUL ST1SER. hNoiVe'
Publication ordered. mar 3l'7l--it
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Can chronic indigestion be cured? Is
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effect the desired object. No difTusive
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the Tonic is fortified with the finest old
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For Circulars containing full description OF
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In many affections peculiar to ladies', the Ex-
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as is Chlorosis or Retention, Irregularity, Pain
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Helmbold's Extract Buchu is Diuretic and
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AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURY, COLUMBIA COUNTY,
Court Advertisements
GRAND JURORS,

GRAND JURORS,
FOR MAY TERM 1871.
BlOom-Jacob Die1lenbach. l.. II. Rupert.
Brlarcreelk-Jonathan w. Eek, Andrew Fowler
Bcnton-Samuel G.. Krlckbaum
BerwiclS--Levi Kurtz, Henry &. Freas,
Centre-II u. Kuorr, Samuel Dettercl< Gllber
II. Fowler.
Andrew Lohrman.
Fishingcreelt--John G. Allegnr.
eeenwood-RoDert Robbins Joseph W. Par
ker.
Iackspn--Jackson Kline, Henry Wagner.
IOcust-GeOrge Neager.
Mt. Pleassnt--Josoph Keller
Madson--Samucl Farnsworlh.
urange-William Schuyler. Hiram Bowman.
Pine-P. W. Sones.
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We are also the Publishers Of POrrERS
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CATARRu is n common disease, so
common that snuifing and "hawking"
reach you at every turn. Your foot slips
in its nasty discharge, in the omnibus
or in church, and its stencil disgusts at
the lecture or concert. The proprietor Of
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy offers 5000
reward for case of Catarrh that he
sixty cents to DIR. II. V. Pierce, 1873
Seneca street, Buffalo, n. Y. and you
will receive it by mail. Beware of
cOmtelJeHs and iCorthless mitdtioas.
The Genuine has DR.. Pierce's private
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A LII KINDS OF JOB PRINTING
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Printing Oius
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In stock, n full assortment OF French 10 Zone
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To EMpLoYERs.-.AC Committee Of
business men have organized the EN-.
PLoYMENT BUREAU of the Young Mems
christian association, and located an
Office at 123 South Seventh Street, Phil
adelphia, were applications for situa-
tions are registered and so classified that
at moments notice, Clerks, Book
ers, Gardeners, and Laborers of all kind s
can be supplied.
A great many desirable persons from
other cities, and the country and the
old world, are constantly flocking to
the city, and as strangers they apply to
the Association to befriend them. 1t Is
often of great interest to business mer
to get help, and get il quickly, and the
Bureau offer their services, making nc
charge TO either party.
Apply to, or Address
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CLARK has received another lot of
Lasting Polish and Congress Gaiters at
81 pair for ladies.
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DECEDENTs' EsTATFs.-TheO Orphans
Court of Philadelphia has recently de-
cided that 1t is the duty of an executor
or administrator to obtain searches
against real estate sold by him. In de-
fault of taking out searches the execu-
tor or administrator may be held per-
sonally liable to lien creditor for loss
has distributed the assets and the re-
port has been confirmed by the Court
The executor, or administrator, it was
held, has constructive notice of record
claims, and is bound to retain sufficient
funds to meet them, or to bring them
to the notice of the auditor. Searches
against the real estate of the decedent
should either be taken out by the andi
tor, or he should require them to bt
produced by the administrator.
REMOVALS AND DoINGs.-See adver
tisements for business removals il
Bloomsbury. S. II. MILLER & SoN
have removed to the MENDENHALI
building on Main Street, where the!
have on hand an elegant assortment o
goods in their line which they are sell
ing at the lowest rates.
j. II. MAIZE has removed his Nam
moth Grocery to the Arcade opposite
BRowN's Hotel, where he is ever read
todispense all things necessary for tn
sublunary wants of his fellows.
Though CLARK has not removed, h
is making renewed and energetic effort
to supply the public with every thin
needed in the way of good and chea
dry goods, &c.
M. p. LUTz is making an earnest e
fort to accommodate every body with a
they want in his line, at prices to su
the times. He is now completing hi
purchases in the cities.
THOSE who want new Harness, &c
will be nicely accommodated by G. /
FURMAN at his new quarters opposi
the Post Office.
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NASHVILLE UNION AND AMERICAN THURSDAY MARCH Is, 1871


ton we may make one remark, that what
ever is constitutionally enacted by the
Legislature, is binding upon US as court,
and we shall firmly and fairly enforce it
as the law of the land. Yet we shall
with equal frmness, and without any
feeling of hesitancy on our part, declare
any enactment q nullity, and binding on
no one, that violates either the Constitu-
ten of the United States or of our own
State. This high duty is imposed on us
by the position which We occupy, and
we shall not at any time shrink from the
performance, or hesitate for moment in
announcing our decisions upon such ques-
tions. We know that in these constitu-
tons are embodied the guarantees for
life, liberty and property, even from force
in all the ages past, by brave and true
men-patriots and lovers of constitution
al freedom-and If sternly and truly en-
forced by an enlightened and fearless
Judiciary, the liberties of our people are
safe from all things but the strong hands
OF military power, or despotism, backed
and sustained by such power. Against
power thus supported, the judiciary is
powerless; but when such power shall
grow formidable enough in republic to
be put in motion against the liberties of
the people, the days of constitutional
freedom will already have been num-
bered, and an independent judiciary be
unknown-a constitution, withEsits limits-
tons upon power, be but a name, a
shadow, the substance and reality having
passed away.
The decree of the Chancellor is revers-
ed; the injunction granted made perpetual.
and the defendants viii pay the costs of
the Court below and of this Court.
FREEMAN, Judge.
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FARM AND GARDEN.
FOR THE FARMER.

B. w. Jones, in the Maryland Farmer,
gives some excellent advice to unthinking
farmers, and many in our State would be
benefited by adopting the following SEN
sible suggestions. We may add that 8
few dollars judiciously spent in beautify-
ling home adds greatly to its value. We
all feel the cheerfulness that q nice, tidy
and attractive home produces. Sour
faces and unruly, bad children are never
known where white-washed fences, neat
pslings, green grass and an abundance of
fruit are seen about the farm house. Let
q well selected library ornament the in
terror of the house, and let ole. or more
good newspapers be always handy for
any child who wishes to read. Children
should be taught, next to reverence fol
their Creator and their parents, to love
their homes. No home can be attractive
to them unless it supplies food for Their
higher natures. Let the vanity and
frivolity of fine dress be supplanted by a
genuine love for flowers and nature in her
ever-varying aspects. Philosophers af-
firm that the food of people exercise 8
modifying influence on their character.
This may be doubted, but there can be no
question as to the evil or good influence
that the surrounding scenery exerts in the
formation of character. ,--r
On the farm let such work as grub.
bing, composing manures, and getting
out fence rails and mending fences be
carried on as occasion or weather will
admit Be sure to make the fences plen-
ty high and strong to turn all stock, and
keep the fence row clear of all briars and
bushes. 1t will make the fence last a
good deal longer. In getting out the
fence rails don't waste the timber. You
may think that you have plenty to last
your lifetime, but this is selfish and I'M
generous. Your children will need it,
anu AZ t1tEIcs- long tftiie 70 grow ta~L-
The tree-tops and all the logs that you
can't split into rails should be cut up into
frewood, and ''hacked'' up to season ready
for summer. If you want to keep the cook
in bad humor, and get poor bread into
the bargain, give her green wood to cool
with. Green wood to cook with on {
rainy day is enough to sour the temper Of
a saint. Haul out manure and fores
litter and mould, as the state of the field!
will allow. The mould from hard Woo
forest is the best Lay off your years work
and keep correct debit and credit ac-
count with your farm. Practice rotation
and manuring, and try to improve the
fertility and money value of your rura
homes. Don't be satisfied with making {
living merely, but try to advance little
and lay up something for rainy day
Remember you are growing older, an(
you will not be able to work hard by anC
by. Be diligent and saving now, snC
thus provide for the evening of life.
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one kind does not suit, try another until
the whole catalogue is exhausted.
Some Of your citizens have promised
me the vote of Tennessee for the next
Presidency, if would teach them how to
grow blue grass successfully. Well, all l
have to say is, that would make better
President than any we have had for some
time. If you think this hastily written
letter will do anything to advance the ma
terial and agricultural interests of your
State, you are at liberty to use it.
~ G. E. B.