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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-01-19

The DAY YOU WERE BopN.-Here is an
infallible method of discovering the dav Of
the week on which a gwen day of the
month any number of years previous oc-
CURED. Take the number representing your
age at your next birthday, and one-fourth
for leap years; this amount divided by sew
en-, and the remainder counted back from
the day of the week on which you were boz n
For instance, on your next birthday N
will be "a years old. This divided by fol \,
and the quotient, 6, added to "a, gives 81
the amount, which divided by seven, th8
number OF days in week, gives four week
and the remainder of two days. Now, q
your birthday in 1876 comes on Monday
count back two days. and you have the day
on which you were born, Saturday.
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POetical.
AFTER TWENTY YEARS.

Although you've been husband true
'Tis many year gone by, John,
And I'm a faithful wife to you
tAnd viii be TIL die, John y
We led lonely sort OF life,
With no sweet child to bless us,
TIL Bessy came last Christmas Day,
TO comfort and caress us.
our baby has n father gray,
mother none too young, John,
And yet 1t seems the time OF May,
Fer since our blrdllng sang, John,
She brought new lie into the house,
the little. prattllng stranger,
And John, she binds you to your home,
Who might have been a ranger.
once every chair was in It's place,
And not thing away, John,
Yet We two, sitting face to face,
Would often breathe n sigh, John;
But now upon our ample board,
Is daily placed between us
A picture-plate and porrlnger,
From loneliness to wean us.
While she, our little baby queen,
With eyes so like your own, John.
tThe brightest, bluest ever seen,)
Fats with us on her throne, John,
Heaven guard our precious little one
May angles fair, that brought her.
Protect from every threating III
The "old folks" little daughter
" Y World.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CHURCH DIRECTORY.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. !. p. Tus in. tSupplvD
SUNDAY Services i y Il, m. and 81 p. m.
PRAYER Meeting Every "Wednesday evening at 81
Sea $ free. The public are invi ed TO attend.
ST. MATTHEW'S LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Minis er-Rev. j. rcCron.
nay Servlces-lO3 a. IN. and 6H p. m.
FRA er Nee ing-Every wednesday evening at Gh
clock.
Seats free. Nopews rem ed. All are welcome.
PREsBvrERf,s CHURCH.
Minis er-Rev stuart Mi nhel.
Sunday ServiceS-'0L q. III. and GL y. m.
sunday SCHOOL, a. IN.
Pra cr Nee ny-Every Wednesday evening at 6N
Sea free. No pews rented. Strangers welcome
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Presiding Eller-Rev n. s. Buckin ham.
Minis er-Rev. j. $. McMurray.
sunday Servlces-l y and 81 =. m.
Bi5ie Classy Monday evening A. o,S O'Clock
Young Mems Pra' er Nee ing-Every Tuesday
General prayer Mcetng-Every Thursday evening
O'Clock.
REFORMED CHURCH.
Corner OF Third and Iron streets.
Pastor-Rev. @. D. Gurley.
Residence C Chntral Hotel.
sunday ServiceS-10H n. IN. and p. m.
SUNDAY SchOol-9 n. M
Prayer Meetlng-SaturdaN p. m.
Allare invited There Is always room.
ST. rAuL's CHURCH.
Rector
SUNDAY Services-10H a. In., 61s p. IN.
sunday SCHOOL, Il. IN.
First sunday in the month"; Holy Communion.
Services preparatory TO Communion on Friday
evening before the st sunday In each month";
PewS rented but everybody welcome.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH.
Presiding Elder-Rev A. l.. Reeser
Mini .ter-Rev. j. A. Irvine.
sunday Services y. m, In the Iron Street Church.
Prl er Meeting-Every sabbath ut p. m.
All are invited. All are welcome.
THE CHURCH OF CHRIST
Meets in ''the little Brick Church on the HILL
known as the Welsh Baptist Church-on ROCK street
east OF Iron.
Regular meeting for worship, every LordS DAY al
ternoun at 81 O'Clock.
Seats rree and the public are cordially invited to
attend.
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SWaVnp'S Tar and SdTSaDaIilla Pills.

Fevers are often prevented by the use Of these
Sarsapara Pills, aS they carry on through the blood
the impurities from which they arise. For CosiVe-
ness there is nothing so efIectual as Swaynes Tar
and Sarsaparilla Pills.
They are purely Vegetable, and fct specially on the
Liver aS Blue Mass or Caome, without amy bad re-
suits from taking.
Address letters to DIR. SWAYNE q son, Philadel-
phia. No charge for advice. sent by mail on Ceipt
or price. Price % cents box; five boxes Tor 81. Ask
your Druggist for them
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THE COLUMBIAN.
lob PRINTING
Columbia County Official Directory

President Judge-Willlam Elwell.
Associate Judges-Iram Derr NJ. q. Hughes.
ProthonOtarV, &c.--B. Frank Zarr.
Court Stenographer-S. y. Walker.
register & Recorder Williamson II. Jacoby.
District Attorney-John NJ. CLARK.
sheriff.
Surva or-Isa1c Dewitt.
Treasurer-Dr II. W. McReynolds.
60 nmissoners- john llerner, S. W. MciIenry,
Joseph Sands.
Commissioners Clerk-Wllliam Krickbaum.
Auitors-M. V. II. Kline. !. b. Casey, T.. b. Brown
Coroner Charles q. Murph
Jury commissioners Jacob II. Fritz, william II
UT.
Count Superntendent-W liam II. snyder.
Boo Poor District -DlreCtOrs-O. =. Ent, SEQ t.
Nn. Kramer. Bl1)n5burg and Thomas Creveng
leo I, q. Z. Ent, Secretar,.
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Worth, the Partisan dressmaker, made a
fine costume for Duchess, and without
her permission, furnished an exact duplicate
OF 1t to another woman, untitled There
upon the Duchess sent word that her dress
must be altered for her cook. Worth feels
that he has been disgraced by the affair.
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Swayne's Ointment,
HnMJN rESTJ\InNN

was sOrely afflicted with one OF the most distress
sing uf al CiSeHscS, Pruntu- or Pruliro. or more
commonly known as Itching Piles The itching at
times was aim 81 int. .lrruh', increased hy scratch
ing and not unfrrQucut'y became quite sore.
bought u box uf sway Nhe'S Ointment; its Use gave
quick relief, and in short tine made %, rfgC cure
can now sleep ndi-tUrhCd ana would advise all
who are suncilug with his distressing complaint 10
procure SwalLrS OihImt ut at once. ] mad tIic,
pNcsCriitlOns II most tunumCruble, without unIlng
any permanent relief.
JO>ErN W. CHRIST,
Fl m Il Iusdgl 4 christ Loot ana hoe House, Sai
North second street, ihi!00Clphil.
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WHOSE WAS TIE GUILT?

Ellis 1remayne laid his fork down with a
gesture half Of Importance, half of dscoul-
agement, and frown that had no business
on the forehead of six months married
man, the husband ofthe pret.iest of women,
corrugated his handsome white forehead.
"Iou seem to have not the slightest ap-
probation of affairs. Fife | have explained
lime and again that am living up to my
income-not saving penny-and yet you
still persist in demanding money for every
trite that takes your fancy"
Ellis Tremayne spC Ike more decisively
than Eliie had ever heard him, aud she
mentally vowed him horribly cross, and
parted her red lips and leaned back in her
chair with 4 very aggrieyed look on her
lovely face.
And yet it was lovely
Mr., Tremayne thought so that same mo-
ment as he looked at the delicate pink and
snow complexion, and the large dark blue
eyes that had played such havoc with his
heart q year ago-at the full, exquisite lips
that had only seemed made for smiles and
kisses then, that now were rapidly consum-
mating their task of discovering the clay feet
of his idol-that now were parting to utter
words he knew were coming, that did come.
g. You are just as mean and cross as can
be What's the use of living at all. If you
can't have things like other people? tell
you | do think you might let me have some
money | need it most awfully."
Her blue eyes certainly looked pleading
enough to give entire credence to her asser-
tions.
O. am almost tempted to say that cannot
be true. Efiie, since it was only week ago
to-day handed you twenty five pounds-a
sum amply sufficient for even the most in
experienced fnancior on which to keep a
family or two"
Darker frown's were gathering on Ire
mayne's forehead, but Eflie only answered
with sneer;
Twenty-Five pounds You speak as II
it were fortune. | tell you, Ellis, must
have things like-like other people. How
on earth do you suppose feel when Mrs
Coddington or Miss Belbun calls for me 10
drive, wearing their elegant carr aee 90.
tunes, and in the same dress spnea, |;
at church or on the street9''
Tremayne smiled contemptuouslv
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-01-19

A microscopic Prayer book has just been
issued in England, measuring three and
halt inches in length and two and an eighth
in breadth. 1t is one fourth of an inch thick
and weighs one ounce.
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Bloomsburg Official Directory.

Bloonsburg Banking Companv-John 4. Funston,
Presiden II. II. Gro z, Cashier.
Flrs Ma ional Bank-Charles X. Paxton, resident
j. p. Tustin, Cashier.
Columbia count, Mu ual Saving Fund and Loan
AssOcla iOn-E. II. Lit le Presiden G. w. Miller,
Secretary.
BlooDSburg Building and Saving Fund Associa ion
WIN. Peacock, President, j. B. Robson, Sccre iary
Bloomsbury Mu ual Saving Fund ASsocia ion-J.
]. Brewer, Presiden +, c. G. Barliley, Secre airy.
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Itching Piles

is generally preceded by moisture like perspira-
tiOu, distressing itching, as though pin worms were
crawling In or about the rectum particularly at
nghtwhen unlressng,Or in he'd after getting warm.
it appears in summer as well as win er, oltUniimes
fined to males only, but is quite frequent that fc-
males are sore etlilcted, particularly In times Of
pregnancy, extending rto The vagina, PROVING dis
ircssing almost beyond t'e powers Of endurance,
Cases Of long standing, prOuuunced incurlDe, have
been permanently cured by simply apply ing
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-01-19
SKIN DISEASES.

Swayre's Al.-I2aling Ointment
Is also u specific f'r trttrr, iftu, 2tt rAaan scald
head, rr. II clus, tart" Itch, bOlch"s, all sCuly
crust, curautuu- Cruptvns Perfectly safe and
Auuuigss even IN tue most tender infant. ifiCt ~
rcHis, ur slN boxes fur 5j. sent bN mai 10 any
Widr 80 GU ItcrI.t II pre-. Prepared . " by
DR.. SWATNL a son, SO y. 9th Il, Philadelphia.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-01-19
CATARRH.

~ Nj l'MN AND AAbE.
Catarrh Is an affection OF thr mlcls membrane OF
the nusr, throat, chest, &c, accJmpluled with dun
heavy lies dgChr. obstruction Or tie nasal passages
weak eles, walCry anu mfltlaFd, hacking or cough
ing. ~ clear the throat, tNp"ctotailun Of offensive
NATTER smell ana taste Mc impaired, stopped up
feeling IN the head iuCes-tlt slowing OF tIt nose,
ana other symptoms are likely TO appear Ntry dis,
uessrg, ana no disease IS more cuMluGu, and none
less understood BY Physicians, Hiur-L uths Il the
cases OF offensive breath are OtcastIcd bs taturrn,
'.SSayHc'S GataFEh Remedy"
is u certain and permanent cure, ana warranted IN
ever, case natter h ~ obstinate or long stand
ing. 1t can be obtained only by addressing Dli.
SWAYNE q son, 33 North sixth street Phlladel-
phla. Mailed To any address ON the receipt OF the
price one dollar, with fun directors FOR use also
fun account OF the orr In and nature OF this sres
sing compliant. We repeat It II Is beN Ond all com
paIisOn The best remedy for Catarrh ever discovered
Remember lt can be obtained only by addressing
DIR. SW NYNE & son, $50, North sixth street, Phil
rlelphia with remittance, as we do not place II In
the hands OF dealers, the same as we do our other
preparations. In whiting for our "CataTh Remedy"
pla state you saw this advertisement In the Go
lumbar" bloomsbury.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-01-19

ENllE UNDERSlCiNFD representing several
# the most conservative ard r. liable Ane'i-
can Fire Insurance. Companies Woud be- leave to
aicr hi, services to the citizens of Bloomsbury and
vlriut requesting reasonable share ~ the public
ilroGacr.
". j. POWELL.
BlnOmShurgJuly ls. iS5G
once IN Brewers Block.
July 21-dm.'
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Dr. Thomas j. +. Rhoads. Bovcrtown, BerkS CO.,
Pa. writes: Your compound syrup OF WI Cherry
esteem very highly have been selling and recon-
mending It to ny patients for many years and It al
ways proves ell aCiouS In obstinate coughs, brOn-
chial and ashmairal affections II has made some
remarkable cures In this section, and consider II
the best remedy with which am acquainted.
In every section Of the country th re are persons
who have been cured of Consumption in its several
stages by the use Of Or. Swayne'S Medicine. Many
persons have been restored to health after being
confined TO their beds, reduced TO mere Skeletons
and troubled with cough, night sweHts. hectic fever
and all other Indications Of an advanced stage OF
disease II IS true that in oil cases where
effected the patient must have some lungs remain
ing, but thousands Of
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THE LUNGS
CONsUE;PTIoN.

This distressing and dangerous complaint, and It's
prem0nitory symptoms, neglected cough, night
sweAts. hOarseness wustng flesh fever-permanent-
" cured by d. "Swaynss compound syrup Of Wild
Chcrr,.n
BRONCHITIS--a TremOnitor Of Pulmonary Con-
sumption, is charaetcriZcdhy Caarrh or inflammation
Of the mucuous membrane Of the air passages,
hoarsenPss pains In the chest For all Bronchial
affections, sore throat, loss Of voice, coughs,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-01-19
DIR SW "A N E'S
cnrnncrnd Svrnr Of Wild Cherry

strkes az The root OF dlspAse by prflng he blood,
restoring the liver and Kidneys to healthy action, In
VgOrating the nervous system.
Its marvellous power not only over every chronic
disc So where gradual Alternative action IS needed.
Under It's use the cough Is lOOscned the night
sweats diminished the pain subsidies, The pulse re-
turns to It's atural standard. tie stomach is mpr0v
ed in It's power to digest and aSslmllate the food and
every organ has purer and better quality OF blood
supplied TO IT, ont Of which new recrcatve and plas
tic material Is made
DIR SwAYNE graduated at one Of the best Medi-
cal Colleges in the L, =, and engaged in an ac
tive practice for many years, thus guaranteeing that
his preparations prepared upon strictly scientific
priupippg
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Reliable Evidence.



DR.. swAYSE-near sir: feel II to he due to you
and suffering humanity to give the following tcSti
mOny respect ing the wonderful curative pow erS Of
your Compound syrup Of Nild Cherry and SaTsapa-
rila and Tar Pills I was afflicted with n violent
cough. pains in the side and breast night sweats,
sore throat my bowels were cOstive. appetite nearly
gone. and my stomach So very weak That my physi-
eryihlng used In the shape OF medicine was reject.
ed spit different times pint Of blood remained
for months In this awful condition, and gave up all
homes OF ever recovering. this time YOU recon-
mendcd the use Of your syrup and tils, which I'M
mediatelv h gan to soothr, comfort and alay the
violence Of the cough. strengthened and healed if
lungs In short, Il has uqdc perfect cure ~ no
ana am now able to pursue ny daily lllor. ny
person doubling TIL truth OF the arovC 5tl' "a
Will please ca on or address me, at the factor
EDWARD II. HANSON,
Engineer Of Geo. Sweeney's Pottery,
W'ge DAD. below allacc. Phlla.
over 90 years have elapsed, ana Mr.. Hanson stlll
remains hearty man to this day-September Both,
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been cured If they had used SWaynes Compound Of
Wild Cherry IN time. Price 81. Six bottles for s..
II not sold by our druggist, we VIII forward half
dozen by express, freight paid on receipt Of prce
sE-DeSCribe sy symptOms in all communications, and
address letters to DIR. SWANNE a son, $50 North
SIKH street. Philadelphia. No charge Will be made
for advice. sold by druggists and dealers in medi-
cineS generally.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-01-19
LIVER G0MpL LAINT

That dreaded disease from which so many persons
suffer- is frequently the cause OF
HEADACHE, INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA,
IS speedily re ieved and are often permanently cured
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-01-19

o. nd csc. 10 G. 7. ROWRLL CO., New York Tor
= Pamphlet OF 10 pages, containing lists OF sOOe
newspapers, and estimates showing OF adyertls
ing. Dec. s. T6-5m
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Why Dye ?
London Hair Color Restorer.

No matter how Gray or Harsh the
Hair NAV be- II can be restored to ~ original color
ana youthful appearance, by uselng
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FUN NTU TT. IN NNVN,
Engineer Of Geo. SwCenpy'S Pottery,
lIHor, / pnl inlnNr N n Dt,Ila
PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND 1T,

over 90 years have elapsed and Mr.. Hanson stil
a hearty man to this day-September Both
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BUSINESS CARDS.

| SAMUEL KNORR,
ATT T. n f VA I'll A w,
| BLOOMSBrRG, PA.
| ONCE Ilartman's Block corner Main and Market
| Streets oct S, rs
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He sprang suddenly to his feet as the door
bell pealed imperiously, and listened with
no ordinary curiosity as mans voice de.
manded to see Mr.. Ellis Tremayne and
heard the servant usher his company irto
the drawing-room.
Then he went Slowly. slowly down stairs,
into the presence of Mr. Wingfed and an
officer.
"Mr Tremayne you are discovered in
your neat system Of embezzlcment, Officer
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-18
Police Court.

Drunkenness-Jac Smith, So; Eta
Evans, dismissed; Betty Gdney, 50;
Chas. PETE, $40; Mary Rodgers, dis
missed.
Disorderly Conduct - Henry Bron-
strup, continued; Cath. Maley, Frank
RedewitZ and j. W. Hayden, continued; !;
james Ellis, costs.
Assault and Battery-J. E. Marcus,
contnued; Chris. Snider, dismissed; F.
Schutter, John Printeville, and VIM.
Mitchell, continued.
MiscellaneOus--Pat Murray, exhibit
ing gaming devices, continued; John
PrIntevlIle, malicious destruction OF
property, SAME, Mike Luken, personal
violence, costs; Nj. EIrgott, committing
nuisance, 81; James Begans and Wm.
Brian, deposlting dirt in street, con.
tinued; Robert Price, petit larceny,
dismissed; Val. Breitenbach, abusing
family, held To keep the peace; Angus
tin Qnnn, same. dismissed; W. UHara,
malicious destruction, dismissed /;
VIM. Berry, petit larceny, $40; Ii. A.
Fortman, threatening VIolence, dis
missed; Geo. MoOrman, harboring vi
clous dog, $40; Frank kedewIlz, person
al Violence, continued.
Vagrancy-Betly Murphy, 80 days;
Beiie Brown, Nancy Simmons Dan. Coz
Inns, dismissed.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-18
FLOWING WITH DYNAMITE,

A new way of plo wing has been invent
ed, and agriculture Will derive advaIi-
tage from certain compounds heret0fors
employed in engineering. The patient,
plodding OK, and the intelligeu', obedi-
ent horse VIII be no longer absolutely
required, while st9am-plOws may ba
turned to other uses. Dynamite, ignileA
by lighted body, will burn as quickly
as luclfer match; but If set fire 70 by
means OF a percussion cap, it will dete-
nate az ohce with great violence. Engi-
neers now use 1t freely for miningin quar-
res. AT the works now going on at the
Trocadero, Paris, passers-by may, at
certain hours, be startled by u deeP
rumbling sound. This is caused by
springlng Of dynamite mines, which,
without any violent projection OF matert-
ais, make the obstacles crumble away,
and break up the underground rOcks,
the fragments Of which are used tor the
Great Exhibition. Now, dynamite will
perform simi ar service IN the neilS.
The Duke of Sutherland in Scotland,
and Or. Hamm in Austria, have em :
ployed il tor clearing Land aud Tor dig.
ging much deeper than any instruments
could. A certain number OF dynamite
cartridges are buried at regular dis
tances in the sol, and connected TO-
gether by electric wires. The explosion
is simultaneous, and, though nothing
is thrown up, the field Is efectually
'ploWed.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-18
SCHLIEHANN'S TREASURES.

DR.. Schltemann having seen f4.e
Athens letter IN the Cologne Gaz ttte, in
which an antiquarian who had inspect
ed some Of the Mycen@ treasures ex-
pressed his doubts OF their great antiq-
uity or archaeological value, has wrfe-
ten to that journal in defense Of his
views. After repeating the statements
he has already given to the public
through the columns OF the L0ndon
Times, the Doctor says; "Hy friend
makes the comical assertion that my
Trojan treasure has vanished, that
many persons suspect that it was of By
zantine or Turkish origin, and thai it
eau not be determined to what era il be-
longs. Ireply that my Trojan TREASURE
is secure-that it is deposited in the M
lional bank at Athens for safe keeping,
and that the remainder OF my Fr0jaa
collection is also in Athens in my gaE-
den house, where it remains unpacked
for lack OF time-but that both the treas.
ure In the bank and the other c0iiecsi5h
shall be placed OH exhibition during the
coming summer. Concerning the antiq-
uity Of my collection it is unnecessary
70 give any proofs here, for il has
been inspected and admired by hun-
dreds OF competent judges, who are
recognized as such throughout the
world, and who all pronounced it, witb-
out hesitation. as of prt-Hellenie orr
gin"
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Not Guilty.

Thepersons indicted by the last United
States Grand Jury were arraigned
before Judge Swing, and all pleaded not
guilty. The following, in default OF the
necessary bail, were sent TO jail:
Thomas Fleming, forging certificate OF
admission to Marine Hospital, 5000 bail;
VIM. Boyle, attempting Opass counter
felt, $4,000 money bail; j. r. Smith and
John ". Scott. breaking Into Post.ottice
at Highland, Highland County, Onio,
", 800 DaiI eacn; Calvin E. Rhine, stealing
iet'ers from the Cherry Fork Post ice,
Adams County, $1,000 bail; Henry Nor
ris, attempting To pass counterfeit
money, $1,000 bail; Charles WeLternaehI,
al tempting to pass counterfeit money,
s., 500 bail; VIM. Beckley, alias Muir
phey, aud James Jones, selling counter
leit money, $4,000; Jonn Nc
Herman, selling counterfeit money,
IA 900 bail; Bridget McKee, =
nan, two indictments, one for selling
and tho other Ior having in possession
counterfeit money, $1,000 bail on each
Theodore Harlz |, illicit distilling, 81 900
bail. u
The following gave bail and were re-
leased: John Eger, illegal voting; q. Ii.
Lucker and Jonn Z. AppeLz ,ller, illicit
distllling.
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Surrender OF Hostile Tnd,ans.
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS.
Am Inauguration Day Letter to
Mr. Tilden.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, April 18.-The following
remarkable letter is now made public
for the first time. As>wll be seen it was
written on The day OF the Inauguration
oil President Hayeo:
"BosToN, March 8, 1877.
"Hon. S. j. Tilden
"DEAR SIK-On this day when you
ought 10 have been P, esident of the
United States, seize the opportunity
to bear my testimony to the calm and
dignitied manner in which you have
passed this great trial. 1t is many years
since l ceased to be party
man. Hence l have endeavored to Judge
Of public affairs AMI men rather by their
measures than by the name they take.
1t is source of qualification to me to
think 1 made the right choice in the late
election. could never have been rec
onciled to the elevation by the smallest
aid OF mine OF a person however respect
able in private life who must forever
carry upon his brow the stamp oil fraud.
No subsequent action. however merito-
rious, can wash away the letters OF that
record.
"Very respectfully, yours.
"CHAS. FRANCIS ADAMS"