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Building Associations.

Judge Wylie made decision in the case
of Yates vs.. the Eighth building associa-
tion in the equity court, on the 10th ult.,
which is very important in its effect upon
ore of the principal sources of profit ofthese
associations. The point at issue is this
Yates, who was member of the said as
sociation, has made sundry defaults in the
payment of his monthly dues, which amoun-
ted to $40 per month, until he owed tre sum
of $500 in dues. For these defaults, fines
amounting to about SlSl had been imposed
upon Yates under the regulations Of the as
sociations, and his property had been ad-
vertised for sale under the usual deed of
t.ust in consequence of said defaults. Yates
filed his bill to enjoin said sale, and an in
junction was granted by Judge Wylie. The
case was subsequently referred to the audi
tor to state the amount due from Yates to
the association. The auditor reported the
dues to be as above, and allowed the fines
as levied under the rules of the association.
This allowance was excepted to by council
for Yates, and thus the legality of the whole
system of fines was directly put in issue.
After argument by counsel for Yates and
for the association Judge Wylie refused to
allow any of The fines, pronouncing them to
be absolutely illegal
The Judge said that he could see nothing
in the nature of these building associations
to take the fines levied by them out of the
operation of the settled doctrines of equity,
that. where fines were merely collateral to
the performance of some principal thing.
equity would relieve against them when the
performance could be made without in.
jury to any party concerned. That in the
case of these associations the fines were col
lateral to the payment of the monthly dues
by members, and were intended to insure
prompt payment If then, member who
had made default, came in and offered to
pay his dues with interest, the court must
relieve him from the fines unless the asso-
Citations could show actual damage beyond
said interest resulting from default, and
even then reliei would be granted upon
compensation for said actual injury.
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FORNEY'S PiLSEHOOD,

We are not aware that in order 70 be
party newspaper it is necessary % lie delib-
erately about the opposition candidates.
Decent journals do not do II, any more
than decent men would about ordinary busi-
ness transactions. In fact, the use of false
hood and ealamny in campaign is evidence
Of weakness. and the lack ofargument. The
following from the Press illustrates our po.
sition.
The peace resolution adopted by The Chi
oago Democratic Convention in 1864, after
being unanimously reported by the Com
miitee OH Resolutions, Of which Tilden was
appointed chairman, reveals most clearly
aud definitely his dislOyal attitude. Now Il
Is a well known fact 10 Forney and the coun-
ty that M. Tilden was not Chairman fthe
Committee as alleged nor did he favor the
"peace resolution" We challenge the
proof
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TRAVERSE JURORS
FIRST WEEK.

Bloom-Abraham Long, c. s. Furman, j. W. HOP
man, @. w. Sterner, Elijah strohm.
Borwlck-J II. lIoyt, W. II. Woodln.
Benton---John Chaplin, VIM Smith, Samuel A pple-
man.
Bcavcr-Lloyd cup.
Catawlssa-Caspar Rhawn.
Centralia-A. II. Fortner.
Flshhgcrcek-IIiram Pcacr
Grccnwood-reter W. cole, Isaac ITeacock.
,Iackson-Iames Meeker
LOcust-Sol. Mowrer.
Madson-Robert. Fruit, N. Weliver, j. NJ. Smith
william r. DemOtt, John Christian.
Montour- Wm ]. Didloman, W. Il. Tubbs J. G..
quick W. NJ. Monroe,
Mt Pleasant. G. Mordan.
Orange-Geo. Z. Stiner.
Pne--Henry Fornwald, Elijah Fulmer, j. b. Cor
neus.
Roarngcreek-John Levan.
Scott-Davd Jones, John Mussleman.
Sugaroaf-EllJah Peterman.
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Digest Of Election Laws.
Polls open at a. m. and close at 7 p. IN.

fOlls open at a. m and close at p. IN.
WHO CAN VOTE.
Every male citizen, twenty-one years of
age, possessing the following qualifications,
shall be entitled to vote at all elections:
l. He shall have been citizen of the
United States one month.
9. He shall have resided in the state one
year; or, if having previously been quail
fed elector or native born citizen thereof,
and shall have removed therefrom and re-
turned, then he shall have resided therein
six months Immediately preceding the elec-
ton.
8. He shall have resided in the district
where he intends te vote two months i'm
mediately preceding the election, instead of
ten days, as formerly.
4. If twenty.one years of age, or upward
he shall have paid, within two years, state
or county tax, which shall have been assess
ed at least two months previous to the cleo
ton, and paid at least one month previous
to the same.
8. Foreign born citizens must have been
naturalized at least one month before the
election, and must conform to the require
ments contained in section 4, preceding.
The election will be held on "the Tues
day next following the first Monday of No.
vember," being this year the 7th day of the
month.
Friday, September Sth, is the last day for
being assessed.
Saturday, October 7th, is the last day for
securing naturalization papers.
Saturday, October 7th, is the last day on
which taxes can be paid in legal time ia
vote
The above dates should be carefully re-
membered and acted on by all voters.
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Proposed Reunion OF the Methodist Church
North and South.

CAPE MAY, N. j., August 23.-The con-
ferees of delegates elected by the Methodist
Episcopal church, North and South, to effect
reunion of those bodies, has been in ses.
sion here for several days. and Yesterday
reached a satisfactory understanding and
agreed on basis of union, which will be
made public in day or two.
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HIST 81

The desperation of the Radi Gals is shown
by the following letter of Gen. Fitzpatrick
now stumping Indiana, to Gov. Hayes, Re-
publican candidate for President:
"GRAND HOTEL, INDIANAPOLIS, August
21.-Dedr Sir: have Just finished tour
of six counties in Indiana, and feeling that
any reliable information from this state will
interest you, write. In the first place the
canvass is we'll conducted, the people are
enthusiastic and determined, and the old
war spirit thoroughly aroused and if it
were not for one thing we could rest certain
of victory in October. There is an indepen-
dent party in this state, confined it is true,
to few counties, but formidable, and it
will defeat General Harrison. There is but
one way to overcome this movement. The
leaders of the independent are poor, needy
and in debt, they must be lectured to, doc
ument4 be placed in their hands, that they
may be convinced of their folly. A Bloody
Shirt campaign with money and Indiana is
safe; financial campaign and no money,
and we are beaten The nat iOnal committee
has done nothing for Indiana-alone they
are fighting their battle and bravely but
unless the national committee wakes up and
does its duty to you, to the party and to the
country, defeat is certain in October. / new
er in all my life telt so certain | was doing
my duty as in this contest; and my desire
for success, my dear sir, is my only excuse
for writing you. Your friend,
j. FITZPATRICK.
'To R. B. Hayes, Governor" &c.
This is an admission of the desperate con-
dition of the Republican party in Indiana,
and that the only hope for their success is
money" and vigorous waving of the
"bloody shirt"
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Verbatim Reporting.

TERMS: Actual travelling, boarding, and other
expenses nYe dollars session, for taking the report
anu Ten cents lolio, (hundred words for writing
out into lOng-hand.
Where the matter reported in one day equals or
exceeds nifty fOllos, the yedollar fee Will be REMIT
cd, and the transcrtbing into l0ng-hand charged at
nfeen cents folio; but IN all such cases, II fewer
than ffty olios are purchased the 1--we dollars Will
be charged.
Address.-s. N. Walker A. NJ. Court-stenog-
rapher, Bloomsbury, Columbia county, Pennsylva-
MIA.
Residence Iron street, between Third and
ONCE With Il. f. Oryls ESQ. Columbian build
ing; entrance, opposite the east gate TO the court
house yald, flrst floor first door 10 right.
Onlce- hour, from.twelve TO one O'Clock.
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The Natio', processes to be free trade in
its political principles, but it always sup
ports the prohibitory tariff. 1t processes to
be for hard money in its political economy,
but it always supports the paper money par
ty, it processes to be in favor of administra-
tive reform in the affairs of the Government
service, but it always supports the party
whose corruption of the public service are
stencil in the nostrIs of the people, and
whose high friends are Grant, Cameron
Chandler. Belknap and BabcOck.
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Gen. Franz Sigel, in letter to the New

Gen. Franz Sigel, in letter to the New
York Sun, under date of August s, says:
Having received Of late several invita-
tions to address political meetings, il seems
to me my duty to declare, for the purpose
of avoiding all misunderstanding, that the
principles and policy laid down in the Dem
Ocratie platform, and in the letters of accep-
tance of Tilden and Hendricks. are in ac-
cordance with the views which on many oc,
casions ! have expressed and defended
privately and publicly. should be faith
less to myself by not upholding and defen-
ding them now, in the hour of trial, and
therefore shall give my support in this cleo
ton to the Presidential ticket adopted by
the Democratic convention.
In taking this step, desire, however, to
add that shall not renounce Independent
action In political matters relative to our
State and city whenever questions of nation
al policy of paramount importance are not
involved.
BY publishing this card you will Oblige
Yours very respectfully.
F. Sipel
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SHERIFF"S SALES.
MONDAY, AUGUST 2Sth, 1876

by virtue Of writ of III. Fa,ssued out Of the court
of common Pleas OF COiumbli county and to me Ill
rected VIII be exposed to public sale at the court
House In Bloomsbury on
MONDAY, AUGUST 2Sth, 1876,
at one O'Clock In the afternoon, all that certain lot
OF ground situate In the Town Of Booms9uTg' ~
lows to-wlt: Eastwardy by Centre street. south
wardly by lot OF u. II. Vannatta, westwardly Dy
containing fty-ssen feet and three inches 'front.' on
centre street, and nifty three feetin depth wnereoh
IL erected u
LARGE BRICK BUILDING,
containing THREE STORE ROOMS in the first story
and ali OF said E A. Rawlings interest In the second
story OF the same and the second story OF the "a.
Joining building OF -. II. vannatta, known as me
one hundred and fourteen feet and six Inches
front on Centre street, and nfythrce feet N uepn
Seized, taken into execution and to be sold as the
property OF Edward Rawlings.
ALSO,
by virtue OF q witt Of Ievari Facas, all those GER
tain lots or pieces OF ground situate In the Borough
OF Ccntralla, In the County OF CoumDln ana Slnle
Of PENNSYLVANIA, bounded and described as follows;
beginning at the northwest corner OF Locust Avenue
and Main street, thence south eghtyscven degrees,
west one hundred and forty feet to twenty loot
wide alley; thence along the east line OF said alev
north three degrees, west fifty feet thence north
Cighty-scvcn degrees east one hundred nnd tOrty
feet to sal dloCst Avenue thence south three DC
grecs east nifty feet to the place Of beginning being
the lots marked with the numbers eleven ana twelve
in Block number seyenty-thrce and wing adjacent
whereon are erected large two-story frame hotel,
with basement and kitchen attached, stablng ana
Seized. and taken In execution and to be sold as
the property of Henry A. Wcldcnsaul with notice to
VIM PGiffer, terre tenant and present owner.
Conditions OF Sale.-Purch1sers must pay ten per
cent OF the purchase money, or at least enough 10
cover n costs nj striking down OF sale, otherwise
property to be rC-sOld nj once.
Shcrin's Oflco ClIAS. 4. FORNWALD,
bloomsbury. July 81, 10 sheriff.
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Vote for Samuel J. Tildcn The voters of
the Eighteenth Assembly District ought to
esteem it an honor and privilege to elect
Samuel ]. Tildon to the Legislature. He
has shown himself gallant, conscientious,
efficient foe to corruption. We appeal TO
every Republican to work and vote for him,
and do so the more cheerfully--as we make
this appeal because he is an honest Demo
crat-N. Y Times, Noy.6 1871.
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A DMINIsTRATORS NOTICE.

IA ESTATE OF OLIVER PHILLIPS, DRCRAsRD
Letters or Administration on the estate OF OIL
ver Philips, late OF the Town OF bloomsbury county
OF Columbia, State OF Pennsylvania deceased
have been granted TO Il, H. Oryis, OF bloomsbury
Pa, TO whom all persons indebted to said estate are
requested TO make payment, and those having
claims or demands win make known the same with.
out doay. E. X. ORVIS,
Administrator.
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In 1874 the New York Tribune said "Mr,
Tilden will make one of the most admirable
and irreproachsble Governors the State has
ever had. We do not underate his popu.
larity nor bis high character" II would
certainly puzzle the Tribune to say what the
Governor has done since to di,credit the
above ind lrsement.
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"Live within your income" said Samuel
]. Tilden to the Secretary Of the Treasury in
1865; 'fhere Is no royal road for Govern
ment more than for an individual or cor
poration." Had this advice been needed,
the people would not have been In their inn
poyerished aad uncertain condition to-day.
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Bcaver-Nathan Brcdbonder Jr.
Benton-W. II. smith.
Berwick-W. II. snyder.
Bloomsbury E.-W. j. Buckalew.
bloomsbury VII. w. McReynolds.
Brlarcreek-Wm Lamon.
Catawissa-E. NJ. Tewksbury.
Centralla-Manus McBrearty.
Centre-H. A. Schweppenleiser.
Conyngham N.--Nle Lenihan.
Conyngham S.-Peter Luby.
Ftshingcreek-Frank Wolf
Franklin-Jacob Knittle.
Greenw0od-G, W. UT.
Hemock-Wm. GirtOn.
Jackson-Wm. l.. Manning.
Locust-Wm. II. Relnbold.
MadisOn-Conrad Kramer.
Main-W. n. Shuman.
Miniin-D. II. Montgomery.
MontOur-J. n. Gordon.
Mt. Pleasant-A. II. Ikeler.
Orange-Abraham White.
Plne-W. Karshner.
Roaringcreek-J. B. Kllnger.
Scott-O. p. Ent.
Sugaroaf-E. s. Fritz.
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FRAME HOUSE AND STABLE,
Frame House.

No. 4. also one other ot, bounded on the north by
north branch canal enst by lands Of freas' heirs
lands OF Samuel Deiterck, containing ons-half AN
acre, more or less, whereon are erected g frame
GROCERY STORE HOUSE and FRAME STABLE.
Also Lot No. 9, bounded north by north branch
ct nal, south by susQuehanna river, west by L w.
WOpley east by other lots Of s. Deleriek, containing
one-folrth of an aero, mors or less, whereon Is
erected II one and a half story house.
AlSo Lot M. g. bounded south by lands OF l.. w /.
wooey, west by road, north by Room street, east
by lands OF 1. W. Wooley, containing two ana hall
acres he tho more OF losS whefeon are erected
u large two-Story frame
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TnR SQUARE TRuTH.-Gov. 1ilden was
elected to his present oilce by ffly thousand
majority over Gov. John A. Dix. decisive
test Of personal popularity. Aiter Mr.. Bris-
tow, he is the only man in high place who
has risked anything in fight against cor
ruptionists. 7he Metkodisi
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JurieS for Sept. Term, 1876.
GRAND JURORS.

Bloom-,I. X. Eyer, Jonathan Troub, II. j. clark.
Berwick-,JOhn X. A dams.
Brlarcreek-Geo. NJ. Bower.
Catawlssa.-N p john E. u. Driesbach.
Centre-IIenry Group.
Greenwood-wm. j. Tripepieco, Adam UT, VIM.
Mather, Parvln Ewes.
Main-J. E. Longenbcrger
Montour-Wm. Beers.
Orange-M G. Keller,
Plne--Geo. Getty, John Lore.
Roarngcrcek-Wm. Rhodes.
Scott. W. sankey, W. II. Lee, NJ. C. McCollum
Charles johnson.
Sugarloaf-Cyrus H. Larrish, Clark Kie.
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Dwelling House,

large frame barn. ice house. stable and all necessary
out buildings.
seiLsd, taken in execution and 70 DO sold as the
property Of Samuel Delterlck.
Conditions OF Sale purchasers must pay ten per
cent OF the purchase money. or at least enough u
o. yer all costs at striking down or Sale, Otherwise
property 10 be re-sold at once,
CHAs 3. FOltAwALD.
Aug. 25.-ts sheriff.
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Esfdfe Of W. r. S0uder, deceased.
The Undersigned Auditor to make dstribution or
the balance OF the funds IN the hands OF o. A. Souder
Ad mlnlstrator OF the estate OF W. H. Souter late of
uOlunbia CO., deceased, among the parties entitled
the feto viii attend 10 the dulles OF his appointment
at he Onee OF G, X. a. W. j. BuokaleW HloomsbnrV-
on Saturday the 26th day OF August 1879, when and
wh ere all persons having claims against the said
est ate are requested 10 present the same before the
sal d fund. NJ NJ AIiRnIsT W
July 49, IG-4w Audithr
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A DDITIONAL REGISTRY OF VOTERS

4 n
Act OF January 80, 1874, Sec. 3. is rs follows
"After the assessments have been completed on
the Glst day before the Tuesday next following the
FIRST Monday OF November In each year, the assessor
shall, on the following day make return TO the Coun-
ty commissioners OF the names OF all persons as
scssed by him since the return required 10 be made
by the first section of this act"
This year the return must DO made on the sth day
OF september, and on the two preceding days Sep
ten Der 9th and h the assessor shall bo at the place
OF holding election from 10 O'Clock m to p. M,
and from O'Clock y. M, to p. m each day, for the
TO be made to him for assessment or registration.
Persons not already registered can call upon the
SCISSOR during the time above specified
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Bloomsbury, Pa. ATTEST W. KRICKBAUM
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Deaths.

AAizk--on tho isth inst EVA SC buyles daughter
OF !. IL, and Blanche Maize aged 1 year months
and VI days.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


I
Collectors OF County Taxes VIII be required TO be
prompt In paying over TO the County Treasurer at
september Court next collectors for 1915, were re-
qured 10 make payment the latter part NJ July, but
II number OF them failed TO do so, and we have
satisfactory proof that some Of the tax PAYERS have
not been called upon for their taxes such Collectors
have neglected their duty and must abide the con-
sequences.
The County needs the money ana collectors can
be eX0neratcd for neglect Of their duties.
collectors holding unsettled duplicates dated pri-
or To lsIG must set Tie IN.
commissioners Onice
bloomsbury, Pa.
Aug. 2b.-2t
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T IST OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL AT
a SEPTEMBER TERM, 1876.
PIRsT WEEK.

William Brownet al vs. John Browns eX.
Robt. Gorrell a Co. vs.. Joseph NJ. Freck.
s. II. Wolf ct uN. VS.. n. Il w. B. X. X. Co.
Geo. X. Tryon ct al vs. Jacob Brown ct al.
Ell Kendig VS.. Danl. Morris.
Snyder, Hartman q co. VS.. n, l.. Campbell.
Levi Kinley vs. n. l.. Campbell.
A. ~. Keller VS.. Jonas DCty.
John Ileacock vs.. "
Samuel d. case VS. " "
Wilson Gibbons VS. " +"
l.. Il. Davis VS. "
John j. Mcllenry VS.. ID. L. & W. II. II. Co.
Benz. Wintcrsteen Vs. Wm. llOughIOn.
Elias Miller VS. Z. & II. X. H. co.
John McCalla's eN VS.. Geo. j. Luce ct al.
Mary McAarneY ct al VS.. Simon T.. KaSe ct al
IL. W. McIeynOdS ct al VS.. Jesse A. Losee.
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER o, 1876.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1876.
In CeRtre township, Columbia County, Pa all that
certain messuago or lot OF land In the village or
StoneytOwn, bounded ana described as follows:
North by main road, from BlHomsburg 70 Berwick,
east by Mil street, south by an alley, west by lot or
Sage Mack, being one-fOurh OF an Acre, or less on
which are erected Two story
FRA HOU S f A n ID S ia BILE, I,
Also one other vacant lot in the above named place.
bounded north by north branch canal, east by lands
OF Philip Harris, south by Susquehannu Riyer west
by Elizabeth CLARK. containing ohe-fourth OF an
acre, more or less.
No. 8. Also one other lot bounded north by said
canal east by land OF Mrs. Greasy, south bv river
west by land OF A. Freas' heirs, containing one
fourth OF an acre. more or less, whereOn Is erecteu
and half story
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ID EGISTER'S NOTICES.

ID EGISTERS NOTICES.
~ Notice Is hereby given to AL J. le@gatees, @ cred,
the respective decedcnts and minors that the fol
be"n ed IN ths oes Of oa The eger Of @
county, and will be presented for confirmation and
IN on 1 Mon he 4R R"d day 20 Of ea
| 1876, at O'Clock, p. IN. ON said day:
|. The account of Joseph Levan, Administrator of
Elizabeth Ieyan, late OF Roaringcreek township, de-
ceased.
| O. The first account OF Samuel Neyhard Admin
isrator Of Thomas Fry, late OF the borough of Ber
wick, deceased.
| John Mcdowell minor child of Theodore Mcdowell
| and Legatee OF Matthew Nc Dowell, late of Scott
township, deceased.
4. The account OF Hiram Pealer and Ell Pealer,
Administrators OF Catharine Peaer late OF Fishing
creek township deceased.
3. The first and rina account OF John Ikeler Ad-
minisratOr OF Leander Carman, late OF Benton town.
| ship, deceased.
| g. The account OF Abraham Rice, Administrator
| of Michael loats, late OF Beaver township de-
ceased.
Guardian Of jeremiah f. Bowman, minor child or
| Henry Bowman, late of Main township, deceased.
s. The final account OF benjamin zimmerman,
Guardian OF the person and estate OF Mary c. Hell
Wig minor child Of Peter $. nelwig, late of Roar
| ingcreek township, deceased.
o. The first and partial account OF Mary A. Brit
| tain, AdmlnistratiX with the will annexed OF w. a.
j. Britain, late OF Briarcreek township deceased
10. The account OF George w. Correl, Executor OF
Elizabeth Weaver, late or the town OF bloomsbury,
l deceased
| II. The first account of Jacob o. Wilson and
Julia A. Wilson, Executors OF Philip Wilson, late OF
| fishingcreek township, deceased.
| 12. The partial account OF Hiram Pealer, Admin
straor OF Daniel Pealer late OF Fishingcreek Town.
| ship, deceased.
| l3. The first AMI final account OF Martin W.
NuSs, Administrator OF Daniel Shipe, late OF Main
| township, deceased.
II. The second and nnal account Of William r.
| Cox Administrator OF the estate OF Wesley John
| son, late or Madison township, deceased.
| 15 The first and ilna account OF Elias Watts and
Joseph s. kedline, Administrators OF the estate OI
clinton ID. Redlne late OF Greenwood township, de-
| ceased.
lG. Theaccount OF Jesse Mensch and Michael Mensch
| Administrators OF John Mensch late OF Franklin
| township deceased
| II. The first account OF ID. A. Watson, Executor
OF the last win Testament OF WIN. Barber late OF
Madison township, deceased.
| Is. The account Of $. H. Miller, Trustee of Mary
| IlOrlocher late Of Miflln township, deceased
| Registers once, w. II. JACOBY,
| Bloomsbury Aug. 3,lSIb.J Register.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF'S SALE 4!

BY virtue OF q writ OF Fierl Faclas 10 the
Sheriff OF Columbia county directed there Will be
exposed to public sale at the Court House In Blooms
burg. on
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n IssoLUTl0N OF PARTNERSHIP.

otlce Is hereby given that the partnership here
,oio n 70 existing between b. Y, Dresbaoh and * r.
beh utf OF Van Camp, Columbia county IL thls dnv
dlss Owed. The business VIII be continued by I'M,
uhd ersgned wis Is TO pay all bills and collect ali book
hcco unts and notes due the 1rn
Aug. ilth 3w.