LEVI !.. TATE, KD1T0R.
SLOOMSBUUGj.SEY.
i. i t j a," r"Sl 1
DOIOUH.VTIC STATU NOM1NAT IOiS. ,
FOR UOVERNOH.
GEN. WM. F. PACKER,
UP LtlrtMIMU UHH1V,
I'OR, CANAt, C0MMI84IONF.H,
NIMR.OD STRICKLAND,
or ant.Tpa i-oikty.
rot; juhoa's. o tub supiiemk counr.
WI.IilAM STRONG,
IP RFRKf tOLHTT.
JAMES THOMPSON,
op nil otvrr.
DQlOriJATH: COIIXTY NOMINATIONS.
Toll CONUUE8S,
PAUL LEIDY, Esq.,
OP MONTOUR COUNTY.
rou ASSEMBLY,
PETER ENT,, op Oolumiha Cq.
JOHN V. SMITH, of Wyoming Co.
toil rr.OTUONOTAIlY,
JAC01S EVENLY, o Bloom Township.
ron itEaisTEB and recoiideh,
DANIEL LEU, of Mount Township.
Full COMMISSIONS!!
KLIAS I)U:TI:UH K, of Montour twp.,
I'OR TREASURER,
JAMES S. .tlcMMll, of ralawissa hvp,,
FOR AUDITOR,
JOHN It. YOlllJ, of MilUin Townstjip.
Abolition vs. Christianity.
Among tho disastrous consequence of
tho fauaticxl agitations of tho Northern
abolitionists, nono arc moro sincerely to
bo deplored than those which havo fallen
upon tho various denominations of Chris
tians who havo heretofore been endeavoring
to live in peace with themselves and with
the world. Never beforo has tho great
enemy of their faith succeeded in throwing
into their midst a firebrand moro fatal to
their union, moro subversive of their priu
ciplcs, or moro Wasting to their hopes :
than this, which tho arch-fiend appears to
havo ignited at tho blazing furnaco of
discord, in his own infernal regions. And
surely, no ono who cherishes in his bosom
a singlo cpark of that puro Cro which ani
mated and sustained tho early preachers
of charity and good will amongst men,
can oontemplato without the" most painful
feelings, tlio exhibition of malignancy and
porsonal hate which almost daily occur
among those who havo heretofore professed
to be of ono faith and one baptism ; or
wilhout,atloast, experiencing a momentary
apprchcDiion that at last tho devil has
concocted a dvico by which he will ulti
mately triumph over the Boothing promises
of the Gospel. To behold ono denomina
tion after another falling into tho snaro
which has been artfully set for tbcm, is
ndced such a melancholy spcctac'c as may
well cause the most poignant grief in the
hearts oi all true Christians. Nevertheless,
neither the devoted friends of tho Gospel,
nor tbo patriotic friends of the Constitution,
need havo any just grounds of fear from
tbo machina ions of tho .rincc of dema
gogues helow, or from thoso of his imps
upon earth, so long as they remain firmly
attachid to the virtues and faith cf their
fathers. They hvo aforttinie been taught
liow to triumph over the pretended religious,
as well as the political enemies of their
country and its institutiuns. Let the
treasures of reason and charity bo fairly
exhausted beforo there shall ho any resort
to that final and fearful arbitration which
writes its docrecs and sets its seal in fra
tricidal blood. Let us hope on, reason on,
for tho safety and perpetuity of our glorious
constellation of republics, until the last
link wbieh shall hold them together is
broken. And then, let tho responsibility,
and the punishment, and tho shau.c, fall
upon the heads of those who may be instru
mental in producing so diro a calamity as.
would cn?uc. It is a melancholy reflection,
liowcyer, thatsbo.uhl destruction come upon
tho country, it will be' ushered through tho
jpoitals of a vast number of the Christian
jiai evangelical churches. It is not yet too
late, perhaps, for many of them to set about
calculating tho yaluo of the Union, parti
cularly in respect U religious liberty,
religious progress and respectability,
Ahrougbout not merely this continent, but
tho entire world. Thcro will bo no harm
dono by thoso who aro really piously
inclined, if they will give, a portion of their
thoughts to thoso interests of religion ; end
if they will ask themselves, "What will
become of us, and tho purity and sanctity
-of our faith j if tho devil and tho fanaticism
of our brethren ball .force us into a bloody
arena, to fight for principles inconsistent
with our creed, and for objects which aro
.denounced find anathematized in tho loly
Xlospol, which Jio profess to ndhero do in
all things 1"
iCf Thollepublican Congressional Con
fcrccs of this district met at Wilhes-liarro,
on Thursday last, and nominated Smith,
13. Tiiomtson ot Danville as their candid'
jite for Congress,
"- -"-' -
tST Kt W. Wkavib, Esu., our neigh
bor of tho Star, wo regret to' lcaru,' is
dangerously indisposed.
rgy A number of Uook Notices
Athcr matter U uuaToidahly emitted.
and
Forownrncd is Foroarmod.
There hover was a tetter prospcot for
an overwhelming Democratic victory in
our Stato than at present. Indeed many
sensible men of tho opposition freely con.
coded tlio election of tlio Democratic State
ticket) and wo doubt very much if tbo moss
of tlio opposition liavo tlio loast Lopo of
'electing their tirkct. It is 6aid by tlio
I knowing ones that Ilazkhurst will outrun
i Wilmot in 1'hiladclphia and this al"no will
elect Packer by a tremendous majority.
It is .lsocouGdcntly claimed by tho straight
out Amcrioans, that Ilazlchurst will bo
neck and neck with Wilmot in tlio general
voto of tho State, lint lot tbo raco between
tho opposing oindidatcs bo as it may, there
is but liitlo doubt of tho election cf Packer
by a large majority. Tho opposition is
merely lighting to keep up its organization
with tho hopo of carrying certain counties
an! districts for tho local offices. 'Whilst
all this is true, it docs not become demo
crats to remain inactive, and trust altogether
to tho inherent strength of their cause.
"Eternal vigilaueo is the price of liberty"
and unsparing vigilaneo is tho prieo of
Democratic victories. Every Donioerai
should bo prepared to do battle for his
party, should sio to it that his neighbor is
aroused to the nnporUnco of attending tho
polls and aiding in tho election of the whole
democratic ticket. Let every Demoorat
turn out ou election diy aud work, and ho
will have tho proud satisfaction of seeing
another complcto Democratic victory; but,
if ho should permit apathy to lay hold of
him apd remain at home, he may have the
mortification of witnessing tho defeat of
his party and its usages. It is a true say
ing that ''forewarned is forearmed'"
PAUL LEIDY, Esq.,
We tako pleasure in announcing, that
tho gentleman whoso natno heads this ar
ticle, 'was on Saturday morning last, nom
inated by tho Confereo Convention of tho
Twelfth District', as tho Dcmooratio Can
didaio for Congress. Tho contest for tho
nomination, was a protracted ono, includ
ing four days, and on tho fifty sevonth
ballot, as will be seen by tho proceedings
published, in cxttnso, elsewhere in this
journal, resulted in thechoico of Mr. I.oidy
This result was proper, and is only siuiplo
justice to ftlontour county, wheneo Mr,
.Montgomery, who was elected last ycarj
was chosen, and whoso place m Congress,
Mr. Lcidy is nominated to fill.
Mr. Lcidy, our Congressional Nominee,
is an excellent young man aud will make
a strong candidate. He is a lawyer of
fine abilities, pleasant address, and what
is infinitely more desirable, a gentleman of
tho highest moral character. His demo
eracy like his wholo life, is above suspicion
Mr. L., will bo clotted by at least tlirce
thousand majorily.
District Politics.
Tho Dompcratio Senatorial Conferees
for this District, met at Danvillo on last
Saturday, and balloted somo thirty-two
times without making a nomination. The
vote stood, four for C. R. Ruckalcw, two
for Judge Wclkor, of Northumberland,
and two for Maj. Keller, of Snyder county.
To day they meet again at Milton, and will
doubtless mako a nomination.
Tho Conferees representing tho groat
llejiublican party of Columbia, met them
selves last Saturday at Dloomsburg, for
the purposo of nominating two candidates
for tho Legislature, and finding nobody
elso there, " fizzled out."
Tho Congressional Conferees, of the
samo party, also met on Saturday, at MH-
ton, and "di'Ulcd but!''
Montour County Affairs.
Danville Sept., 21, 1857.
Dear Col.
Tho Montour County Agricultural
Society held a meeting at ono o'clock to
day lo wake arrangements for tho County
Fair, to lo held on tho 8th and Oth .of
October. I was glad to seo tho Society in
a very flourishing oondition.
Court called at 2 o'clock, Jordan,
President Judge, and. Alooro and Dean,
associates, on tho Bench. After taking
tho returns of thej Constables,. tbo Grand
Jury was called into the box. On motion
of Mr. Iialdy, and on affidavit of Jos
Weaver, stating certain facts, which wcro
substantiated by testimony, tho array of
Grand Jurors was quashed, Tho ground
taken, being the failuro to return into tho
wheel the names of excused and defaulting
Jurors, as the 'law directs.
Thcro being nothing ready for trial
beforo tho Travorso Jury, both panels wore
dismissed' on Monday afternoon. Some
business in tho Orphans Court was dono,
and tho ordinary bar business of tho
session.
A special -Court 'will bo held for the
trial of tho civil list, to begin on Monday,
December 1-lth ; and 4ho oritnual business
will bo despatched at tho regular Term,
beginning on tho third Monday, boing the
51st day of December.
QUONDAM JUNIOR.
Du lrALi,'s Galvanic Oil has dono
moro good, performed moro cures, and
rcliovcd more pain, than any other . medicino
in .the known world. It has cured a
wonderful caso of Sriino Diseaso. in tbo
persop of fianoy Ann Wartlo, Troy, and
many others could bo mentioned.
Sold by G.I.lIagenbucb, J. R. Moycr
and E. P. Lutz, Dloomsburg, and Country
1 Merchants, geuerally.
Important Rominisconco.
Mr'. J, JvRnowrn. of Rloarasburir. in
tbocourso of his latotour.iu New Eng.
land, obtained tbo following unique- in-
scription on n monument, in the Kim
ureoD, nojr tlio Asscmuiy uumungs, mow
Unvon, 3no of tho Capitals of I'onnocti
cut, and his politely famished us a copy
for the Columbia Democrat :
JUIIN DIXWHM..
A zealous patriot, nam ccro christian, nn
honest man, ho was faithful to duty through
good and through ovil report; and hav
Inr. nit. fnrtnniv linstiinlt. nnil linmn in llin
causo of his country and of human rights, I At 7 o'clock Conference mot and pro.
found shelter and sympathy hero, nmnng ecoded to tho 32t,d ballot, when tho Con
tho fathers of Now Euglaud. His deacon forces of Wyoming voted for Col. Wright,
dantshavo erected this msnumont as a tri-1 !,,; i,:, rn, nla. T.i,i.,
Kntn nt .rtennrf It, a nirtmnrv n,lil nq n I D
,,,t f il,n nn nmtntinn '
grateful icooril of tbo generous protection
extended to him by tho early inhabitants ,
of Now Haven. ,
ERECTFn A. D. 1810.
And on tho other side is tho following
inscription :
Hf ro rc9t tho remains of
JOHN DIXWELL, ESQ.,
of tho Priory of Folkestone in tho counly
of Kent, England, of a family lnng pro
minent in Kent and Warwickshire, and
himself possessing larcq fstatcs and mucli
influence in his county, lie espoused the
popular causo in tho revolution of 10 10. ,
Uctwecn 1040 and 1000 ho was colonel in
tho army, an activo member of four Par
liauionts, thrico in tho Council of Stato,
and ouo of tho high court which tried and
condemned King Charles tlio First. At
the restoration ot tlio Monarchy, uq was
compelled to leave his country, and alter a
brief residence in Germany, camo to Now
Haven, and hcrq Ifyed. in secluswn, nut
enjoying tho esteem and friendship of its
most worthy citizens, till his death, in
1U8B-U,
A'o aro glad to know and gratified lo
record the Undeniable fact, that our.Demo-
cratie County Ticket, throughout, is a
strong ono and gives general satisfaction.
Unl'tlto tho thing patched up bytho piebold
party, calling themselves Republicans, ono
of whoso nominees has already declined, we
know of another who wishes lo do tho samo
thing, and certain its is, not ono of tho
remaining few expect to bo olected. Whilst
our Ticket is composed of unexceptionable
men, somo of whom have bocn proven
competent officers and the balanco of them
have tho material in thorn to mako equally
as good servants, it is quite certain they
will all bo elocted by majorities ranging
from IS to 1500. Wo havo unlimited
confidence in tho Democracy of Columbia :
Liko Abiial of old, it ever was -"Faithful
among the faithless found,"
Meeting of tho Congressional
uonierees oi montour uoium-
bia, Luzerne and Wyoming
Tho Conferees of tho Democracy of die'
12th Congressional District assembled at
tho IIouso of Geo. P. Steele, in tho Dorough
of Wilkes.Darrc on Wednesday, tho 10th
of Sept., 1857, and organized by appointing
JOHN DE AN, Jr., of Montour, President,
and Edwakd Doli'ii, of Luzerne, Secre
tary.
Tho names of tho Conferees were then
called, when lh following gentlemen ntiS'
wcred to their names
Montour John Dean, Jr., and Samuel
Hammer.
Columbia John Fruit and Wm, G
Quick, substitute of Dr. J. K. llobins.
Luzerne Dr, Chas, R. Gorman and
Edward Dolph-
Wyoming 0. D. Gearhart and Thos.
Ostcrhout,
Tho President stated tho first business
in order to be the nomination of a Candi
date for Congress.
Mr, Dean nominated Paul Lcidy, of
Montour.
Mr. Fruit nominated John McRcynolda,
of Columbia.
Mr. Gorman nominated llcudrick 13.
Wright of Luzerne.
Mr. Gearhart nominated Robert R.
Littlo, of Wyoming. , v
On motion of Mr. Fruit tho nominations
wcro closed.
On motion it wag resolved that tho
Conferees proceed to ballot for candi
dates,
nnsT hallot.
voted for
Messrs. Dean and. Hammer
Paul Leidy.
Msssrs, Fruit and Quick voted for John
Mclleynolds,
fllessrs.uorman anu woipu voieu ior.ank 0f Urleans, Albion, fi. i.
Col. II. U Wright. Huguenot Uank', New Paltz, N. Y;
Messrs. Qcarhart.and Osterhout voted New-York County Rank, N. Y.
i? i i :.,i Farmers' Rank, Wickford, S. I.
for R. R. Littlo. V. ll.nb PrnTiilnnpn TV T
No nomination being made, on motion
tlio JJontercnco procceiiou 10 mo u, u,
4th, Cth, Oth, 7th, and 8th ballots, when
no nomination was made, tho Conferees of,
caeh county voting a3 aboyo. On motion
tho Confercnco adjourned to meet at l
o. clock M.
At
10 fli-nfrtrftnn rn.necr-nt rilrtl
. . ! . .... ,.,
t. ..i ! 'r., fn.mn
ballots with no change from Iho former
ballots. Adiotirned to 24 O Clock 1'. M,
apd took tlio Otli,
in ti.it iiirit 1 111 nmi li.fi
ballots. AdjouLrngu to 2J
At 2J o'clock Qonforcnco met wbeo Mr.
Jacob' Dcwitt oppcared,a3 a subatituto ior
Mr. Ostcrhout of WvoraiDL'. who was
obliged to leave on account of sickness
his family. Tho Confercnco then balloted
to tho 20th ballot inclusivo with nn chango
from former bajjos. On motion adjourned
to 7 1-2 o'clock P. M.
At 7 1-2 o'clook mot and balloted to Iho
Uutti uaiioi inclusive wiiu uu siwu. (
Adjourned to t) o' clock to-morrow morning,'
..... , ..... .,.... ...lit. .... l.n.,n
THURSDAY MORNING.
Tlio Conference met according to ad-
i iourmncnt and' balloted tb tbo 28 ballot
witll no chanfi0j Adjourned ti l 1-2.
Vclock A. M,
( At 11 12 Schick met and took Iho 20th
ballot ,villl tIl0 snmc rcs,lUs os j,0forC(
Adjourned to meet at 2 o clock P. M.
At 2 o'clock met and on mution Col. W,
A. J. Hrittain was admitted to a teal in
tho Conforenoo in place of Mr. Fruit of
Columbia. Tlio UOlh and
31st ballots
Adjourned
woro tBj.oa i, no cllango.
'to ? o,clook p
My eac having two votes as
J . , b- -.Vvolnill
uolore. Utl tno JJJi nallot tUo Wyoming
. . . I
Conferees voted, for Mr. Little, thus leaving
each candidnto two votes as at first. On
motion adjourned to moot at 10 o'clock
to-morrow morning.
FHIDAY, SKPTEAJI3ER 18th.
Conference met agreeably to adjourn
ment. Mr. Dolph .being absout, Mr.
Drittaiu was substituted as Secretary, and
oh motion Jacob Sorbcr was roceived by
tho Conference as tho substituted of Mr,
Dolph. On motion they proceeded to tho
31th and iiSth ballots on -each of which
tho Luzcrno nnd Wyoming Conferees vo
ted for Mr. Littlo, giving mm four votes,
Messrs. RIclleynolds and J(cidy each
having wo votes as beforo.
Ou the 30th apd Q7th. Va.HoU ihq
Luzcrno Conferees voted for Mr. Me-
Reynolds, giving him four votes, Messrs
Littlo and Lcidy, each having two. Alter
an adjournment ot 1U minutes, met nnd
tool; tno jsiu. ouui, tutu aim 41st ballots, '
Mr. Weucynoius having tour votes as j
ueioro duu mesrs. Jiuuu aim jjciuy, cacii ,
two.
Adjourned to meet' at 1 o'clock P.
M.
Met at 1 o'clook and took the.42d, 43d,
and 41th ballots with no change. Adjourned
to 4 o'clook P. M.
Met according to adjournment. On tho
15th ballot thero was no chango from
abovo. On tho 40th, 47th and 48th tho
Luzcrno Conferdes left Mclleynolds and
voted for Mr. Littlo, giving him four votes
each ballot. On the 49th and 50th
ballots, Luzcrno voted for Col. Wright,
thus giving each candidato two votes.
Adjourned to 0 1-2 o'clock.
At 0 1-2 o'clock met when tho Wyoming
Conferees on tho 51st nnd 52 ballots voted
for Mr, Lcidy, clvinc him four votes ;
Messrs, Wright and Mclleynolds each
two. On tho G3d ballot each candidato
had two votes. Adjourned to 8 o'clock P.
M.
A 8 o'clock met and took the 51th.
05th and GOih ballots when tho Wyoming
Lionterccs voted lor Mr. Wright, giving
him four votes; Messrs. Leidy and Mc
lleynolds each having two. Adjourned to
7 ociccii to-morrow morning.
SATURDAY MORNING, Sept. I Oth
Conference met and after addrcs-es by
Messrs. Dcwitt, Hammer, Dean, Quick
Gorman and 13rittain,on motion proceeded
to tho 57th ballot, when Iho Luzerne
Ci'lumbia and JJoutour Conferees voted
for Mr. Leidy, giving him sis voles
Messrs. Gearhart and Dcwitt voted for .Mr,
Littlo.
Ou motion of Mr. Gearhart tho Confer
enco concurred unanimously in tho nomi
nation of Mr. Lcidy, On motion,
Resolved, That tho proceedings bo
signed by tho officers and published in all
tho Dcniocratio papers in this Congressional
District,
JOHN DEAN, Jr., Pres.
W. A. J. Dkittain, fccc'y.
Suspended and Broken Banks.
For Iho information of our readers, and
in order to guard them against receiving
wortliless money, wo publish tho following
list of recently suspended and broken
Banks, which has been carefully compiled
and compared with tho list of the brokers
in tho city.
It is gratifying to nolo that thus far in
tho present Cnaucial crisis, not u titiglo
Pennsylvania Rank is ineludcd in tho list
It is to bo hoped they will bo able lo ride
out the storm.
Mechanics' Ranking Association, N. Y.
Farmers' Rank of Saratog i county, N. Y.
'JsacKctts Harbor UaoK, uuiiaio,
I Reciprocity Hank, UutTalo.
ItJhcinung County Rank,IIorseheads,N. Y.
.-Ontario Rank, Uioa, N, Y.
Ontario Uounty Rank, I'hoJps, N, Y.
Oliver Leo & Co 's Rank, Ruffalo, N. Y.
Hollister Rank, Ruffalo.
Niagara River Bank. Towanda. .N. Y.
,, , 0 Ijlaml Contra'l Rank, East Grcfin-
wieh, R. I.
Rank of South County, Mral;oCcldJ II. I,
Warwick Hank, W arnick, II. I.
llaltoweU XluinL
- ,IIancock Bank. Ellsworth. Maioo.
Danby Bank, Danby, Vt
t . xt
IIackCD3ackt 'rt
lll..l, rs..L,- Jl!rn,wintI.N..T.
linrrrnn (IntintV 11,1111?
'in .iuu iviLV,i.' M,.., .., -1
iMorchant? Exchango Rank, Rridgcton, Ct.
Ayt
Snnfnnl Hunk. Sanford. Maine.
Honson River Rank, Monson, Mass,
Kanawha Hank, Virginia.
Miama Vallov Hank, Dajton, Ohio.
Rank of West Tcunessce, Memphis, Tcnu.
in f Agricultural Rank, Hrownsvillo, Tcnn.
Hank of Commerco, Georgetown, D.-G,
Colchester Hank, Connecticut,
Oxvr.enatcd Hitters
TliU tippnliar cfli
, J ltr .
cacious medicine, as a remedy for Dyspepsia,
' has no caual, and a trial will mtisfy tho
.1 ...ir..un. 4l.n, llai.nl.in .Mttltmf
mosv tjiwpiiuui uunuiui wuk w v..mv.
bo ovor-eitiuia.tcd. It will cure Dvepojisiii.
SALE
Valuable Real Estate.
IN pursuance of an Order of tho Or
pliant Court of Columbia county, on 4
Saturday the Qith day of October next)
and the several days below mc?itioncdt
At 10 o'clock In tho Inrenooti, Willing Bnyder nnd
Daniel Bnyder, Jr.. Administrators, Aft., tif Dahicl
Unydkr, Into uI Itloom townf-hip, In said county, de
canted, will expose lii sale by
VENDUE,
Upon the several premises- ttie ful lowing described
Real Estate,
TO U'lT!-
Ojt Saturday, October 2Mb,
A Certain Tract of Land, 6 tuato in Mad
i,.n to.v.Mt. n,iioininj i-nd. i.n. of Uch uinon.
,PCl..,,.d,0 n,e rJonin Joim iicit-p .n,i Mntmni
'
A, Monro un ihu Bom, nitd West! LYlcr llcllvr and
otli-rs on tlio Unit, toninlitlug
ONE HUNDRED k SIXTY-THllEE
Acres and Six I'ofclietf, Bir lit menu re. '
Also,
On Monday, Oc'ohcr 2Gth,
A Certain IIouso and Lot of Ground,
iiilii&ln in Itia town of lllooiu-biiri;.
lying on llio south tUe of St con ,1 rlrcit
n .!.! lni.li. n,tl..liilni. n In, nTJuroti
nil 1 1 1-3 .. . -y. . " . " .. ;. "
tECa I A 17 I'riiel ick, on ine (Mum, ; muirrw noun
foViiWIiSJcontaltilnt rmy feci In front and in
bAM HIRI ltr. on II.') r.nt! in lilloynn llio South
Of l in ti icci
Also,
A Certain IIouso nnd Lot of Ground,
It ii.i in In lUnmilMiurir. I Mllff on Hih
Son ill hid of I mini sirei't or raid inwn,
nrJoifiiriK tlie rrt-Biiyierian uuryinp
c rou ml ou lti Suiilhwi-nt ; an alley on
jaKrilie feouin: Hr. Jolin JianiRfy on Vh
tlio Went ronu.'nhiff In I rout fifty. Iirce Icct, und lu
iMr&tA L-asi, nnu i mni tirevi oi sum ioin, uu
tlL-yUi two Jjunuitu an j moim.
Also,
Tho undivided third part of a Ccrlaiu
jr-n-rs. llnuiui nnd I.ol ot (Iroiind. illuotc in llloom
IS IS I B '"'"I' 'I'"!! "e wekl 'lle "r tr'r' "f
;,. ,; ;,, .nn. i.h.j beioncins to iiic uioomturii
-j-a.Ba)q town, ni'joinii'g n n'i oi nunrj ot uuii,
jj'S?,.
airrct or mo town oi jiiiumiKurp ou inn noum , con
taininglnlrc-nl, lllty-tncicclimdiAi deptti oneluiudred
una seventy-two icci
Also
A Certain Lot of Ground, situate in
Scott townsliin, ndjoininic lands of. (Icor-u Krttslcr
und citlH'ri on the North; laud- i.f tho llloumsburg
Kailrnnu Iron louinuiiy una union on mo couin
containing
SEVEN ACRES
and Ono Hundred and TwoiiiyNinu rcrtlics, nrat
measure.
Also,
On litcsdayt October 27 tht
Tho undivided half part of a Certain
rr.ict ur Itot or Ground, siiu;ue m u.miiwit.a town
Hlitn. ciHintv nrori'Milfl. Ii timtt'il on the .North liv tin
river Sno'inelinniu, uilnrf IjikU vt taid lU'ceancdi and
Joseph W. iIrinlorfhtl, on tjc Souili, and lands of
ujiiiiii a mi ma ii , on me uasi aim n cm, cumui iiing
FORT V-T 11 W E E ACRES
and Tliirty-Vour IVrciM-8, strict mtaturc.
Also,
The undivided half part of a Cortain
Tractor Lot of l.uml, nituato in (.'atlatli,..i tnwti'lilp,
nlori'salil, uiijitinluc lanns t.i iniitcl nuilman uuu l.ttus
Iiruiu, ou ihu Nurtli ; and the last nhnvu df acnb,l Irnct
ou Ihu cast, and tho river HitHiuelianua un lh Routh,
Lontaluiug
FOURTEEN AOREy
and Four i'crchen ot Lnnd, tirict un-asiitCi
Also,
On Wednesday t October 28th 9
A Certain House and Lot of Ground
situato in Oriiiii'i'villc, tlraniie town
lllp, aditiiiiint; n lut of U'it'ow M.iriz,
on t.iu Wi't: a lui of Widow Il.'rriui:.
nn (hu llant; Mtiiiiii-I.Achenbnrh.ou the
tiouth, und Market utiet I vt nil! low li.
An tbt Norlli. couUtuii-K
THIRTY PEUQUliS OK LAND.
I.uin the Cstatn of said deceased, situate in the
townaliini and county atoresnid.
JACUR KYEIU.Y,
Cltrk.
CONDITIONS.
Tiin forcjoin valuable property wi!l be Fold upon
tho follow. u- rouditious: Tho harto( the widow iu
ino several! prciimes to remain i" tne naiiuHiir tiu
puj-eiuittrs tiiiring iter uaiurai llio, in! nueresi tnereoi
lo be anmiilly und resularl v if.iiil toLerby )i! iur
cUaser( thejr he!r and .tseigns holding the property,
and iu her deceaae Utr eluro ot tho purrhftso -money
to be iKtid tf ihu nurioiu leir.iliv rniltb'd thereto, ten
Cu(i(.iu. un iu.tj two -iuiruj "4 toe purcnaso inunej "
u paid on the day of silo-ono Ii.ilf of the half of the
two thirds on the first day oV April next, and ihu re
mainder on tho 4Irt day uf April, A. 1)., lr-59, wlh
interest from tlto 1st day uf April, A. 0.. l-5d.
sjiu saie 10 uc contiiiiieu iroui uay to nay, until an
the above described landsn're'sold.
WILLIAM SNYDER, ?
DANIEL SNYDER, Ju.,S
niooiiiBburg.Sept, SO, 185751
Adm
TUB UAMllUtf AND AMUOV HAll.UOAI) AND
PIIII.Mtl.I.PIlIA ANU TllUNTON KA1LUUAU
COMPANY'S. LINES.
From Philadelphia to York, and Way rtacet
Reaves as follows lz: , 1'aee.
At 1 a. mm troiu Kciiaingion-Depot, via Jersey
City. Mail .Si
At ti A. Mm via Camden and Jetsey City, New
Jerbov Accninniwlmiou.. 2
At 0 A M, via Caindun uiul Amboy, Accouimoda
At 7 A M., via-Oaiudcn and Jersey City, Morn-
tioi
illff MBit
Al IU A. M., by steamboat Trenton, via Tacony
and Jersey Citv, Morning JJxprc
AtSP. M, via CauideH and Amboy. C. and A.
Impress .,.
At 5 P. M.,vU Cam don and Jersey Cily .'Ironing
Mail
At J P M , via Camden and Amboy, Accommo
dation, ist ,iass
At 3 P. M , via Camden .(wul Amboy, Accommo
dation, 3d Class
AtUP.M., via Camden and Amboy, Accommo
dation, 1st Class .,
AtOP,M.,via Camden and Amboy, Acconuno-
njiion '.'a UI&S3-,
1
Tho i P. M. Huo runsdditv. all others Snndavs ex
cepted.
1. 1 press Lines s'qp al Ihe principal stall vi oiily.
For Uelvidore, I'asion, FitMniiigLou , &c, at G A, M,
and fl 1. M I row Wiilnu.1 street wharf,
l'or Waler Cap,tilioiidt.ltir;rauti.n, Wilkebarre,
Montrose, Grtat Ueud.ic, at OA, M.f via Delaware,
Lacknwannn at Wetitt rn llailroad.
For Freehold ui ti A. M.aml 2 P M.
For Mount Ilohy at 7 A M,, aud SI nndS Pj M.
WAY LINUS
For 11 r idol, Trenton, &c , at and 4 P, M.
WAY LI Nil
For Palmyra, Kaucorns, Ueverly, Burlington, Itor
dentown, &c.,at 3 P M.
WAY UNI!
'For Mount Holly, Uurliugton and Way Stations at 5
Steamboat Itichard Stockton lur Hurlingtoa and Itris
joluttiJA M.,aud fir Uordenlown und iuUnuudtate
places at ?1 P. M,
B 1 tain boat Trei.tou for Tacony nt 10 an.. 11 A. M.,
and 4 P. M,, and for UurliiiKton und Knstol nt 4 P. M.
All lines, eicefl 1 A M , leavo Waljiui st- wharf.
UJ" titty pounils ol ba?nj; only ulbnsed eucli pas
ee niter, Passengers arejirolubittd from taKi"5 un tltltiff
hi bnireaso but iKir wenrinc apparel. All baggage
t r-'ver bfty nouudd to to paid lor eiira. jyit; .Conipauy
J. limit their responsibility tor bacgace to one iloltir per
Q"1.'.'1'-?'. w'!' .!"". lial.luloraiiy.au.uuim.uj'wJ
SIUO. except tiv iliecl.il ronlrnrt
WM. II, fiATZMCIt, Ajfiit,
I!. Ac A 1. If CO.
11. 11. MOIllll.1,1., A'l-m.
ftrpfSlt.lHiT 1'lnl.i. '1'r. It. II. Cn.
UROOKER & MARSH,
Auctioneers &. ('ommissloii Jllcrchauls,
mi north '1'iiinn sTtiunT,
(Ouo ilunrlielovv VineJ
Bain of UW and Maui, Ur) (hodi, Uvm, Hardware,
h'atcht$, 'ajtry Ooodi, t
.uvuky i:vi:nin(i.
- OCwmlrv SiorcKtt pers und ntheis will nlwny dud
jit our KveuingHilesalarc-aiiddisirubleuisortmenl
ui ina nuuvo uooasi to no suia in lots 10 run nuyers
tCoodijmcked ou ttit prttnustuor CoJntry Trade
r.yji
&
U,l M-l'.'UElUX Kr ii le al
HAKTMArVtJ,
PUBLIC
OF-
MM
SWAN ti CO.'S LOTTERIES.
tear axu Dtiii.uA.T tenzm:. i
capKai rriio $09,000, . I
f I
The following Schema will to ilrAwn by B. Fwan & i
Ooj, Mtnagrri of Hie Tort (Jalnus Acodfiuy Lottery,
IfuffMu.
llitir l'rlnclpal omco. . ,
CLAPS 60, '
To tie drawn In tho city or unuitti, Demote, in public,
onSamrduy. Oetolinr 3d, 1857 ,
1 - ' Ml. AH S7.
To bo diawnln llio r-liyol ,uguta.(lcorln, 1,11 public,
on Saturday, Uctnbrr loih, I8i7,
, . , ,. OI.AHS 58,
Tq,bo drawn in tbo cliy or Ausutln, Ccortla, In public,
on Salunliiy, Uciobi'r 17tli, ISoT.
III.AM4 .n.
j;o. bo drawn in On, city oi Augnp in, omnia, iii public,
till OJltlirU.lV, OIIIIiP ,D.
To bo drawr , I, , ,h, .ia :en,?K,, In pubtlc,
"n.e: '"''!'"'. "''.'lJ'. ."A8!!!
Mr. 7V....d Fo.r KunkrU Jd M.?, fir. ,;tll
Nearly one 1'rizo to every IS mo Tickets.
'
...r, t..,....., . enttfiwl I
lo iidiiii I
liAOll BATURUAY 1 V OOToncnl 1
I'riM of f ui.liou I 5 rrlzm of ono
" ai.uiHil s urn
i laomi s :r.ui
" 7,0(10 13" . r.lill
5.00U s 500
?.VJ J " 400
" l.noo S30 i()5 1
AlTltoxisiA'iloN riiizr.fi i
4 l'r Ir.ej.lirtlAi.proi'lng lo "wi oooi'ilznaie $lcno
4
3IM
V'MM 12tio
l'U
luu
.Ml .
aro
soou
HWi rriKCTntiiouiuIng to
WHULU T IlvlilH 910
3-20,11111)
S3 UUAIt-
IIAIAKS
Flan of the Jjottcry. 1
The Kilnibern from I to Sn.OlHl.f nrrononilliit with 1
TLJ1H 2L
tlioso Nuinhcm ttn the Tickets printed on ffimratt!
slilm ol imter,ntf! niclrclcd nllli Btuall tin lubes and
IjriMl hi nun life I.
't he liisi 4j? L'fixcs, Khnihrly prlutcd v. I encir
cld, uth tncctl hi unolhir hctl.
'I'hf wheels are then revolved, nnd n number U
drawn fro in tho wheel 1 1 Numbers and nt Iho r.iiiiu
1 1 mo a L'tUniH ilinvwi fruin llio other wheel 'llio
Number nnd I'rizrilriiwn nut are opened nnd PiMbil
td lf thc'tiiidicjiiLis nnd rcgifttrrd by iln Onmnuii
sloncrs; thx. bcltiff plncrd ngninvt Uir Nttmln-i
uriiwn, mi oprruuuii is rcptuau uniii un iuu
l'rlzi's nrr tuw n ftit.
JiVVToiimatiou Prhea Tim two nirredlnc nnd Hit)
two suettMditig Nuiutu-rsto those drnw iiB the A fit
i ri.iB win nc L'litllit'd in iiit it pproiiinaii(tn
Prizes. Vor cxaniple; If Ticktl No. IliroO draws the
$iit).m;i) I'nzn, tliii.i; 'I'lckrtK nnuiliercd Il,!lt, II S4U.
ll.'.'SI, HMM, will null bornlltlid In S4nU. K Ticket
No. 50U draws tho 52.5,000 1'iizc, thote Tickets i.uin
bered5-ld, 551. i52,-will each be entitled lu ?Jl'U,
and so on acconling lo lti above sclifinit.
i n juuu l ri7us ot u win ou iieicriiiinrii y .
Inst 11 pur it of thcNuinhfr lliatdraws I lie Sl.O.tiUU 1'ri''.
For example, IT tho Number drauinir the (tot(K
rrlze.cnds with No 1, then all the TlcUtu, whfro
the Number iik'k, iu J, w ill be entlth d to i:u. It Hie
Number ends with No ii t Iipii all tho TUkit hn:
Hie Number inds In 2 ill bu entitled to SitU.aiiUao
on to o.
(Jorlilicntm of KicVces will bo sold at (bti fulU-w
ug rntr-K, which U lw tuk :
Ccrtilic.ito of l'nckaj-e of 10 Whole TickPts, S?0
do do () llnir do 40
do do 0 Uuarler do UO
'tU do u DiulMh ilo 11)
in oitntutiNo TfCKirrtiou uuin iriUATiri,
Uiictow! the money to our address Or the lickrts
nrdorod.on rccefpi of Inch ihry uil' hi- forunrded
by first instil, furrliaimrtran have tickets ending Ju
any fi;uie they may d s(Rinu,
The Iitt of Drmwi Nuiiihcr and I'rlzpflwillbi' rent
lo nurrhnscrs tuMUfdintely after Ihu dniwins. I
rurchanrrn will plpne write thci r siirnniuri's fUn, 1
ai'deive their Tout Ollice, County and Htale
KcntPiiibfT that every Prize is drawn and injiible In
full without deiluriion ,
All Pnr.ea of SlOuttand under, ni id i mined intely nftf-r
tho drawfu-oihcr I'tiCB nt the usual ur.ic of thirty
ilnys.
am couiniunicntintis ptr irtiy rnniiuenuai.
Address orders for Tirkett or eerliucale-. to
H. HWAM U CO ,MiM, (7a,
Persons residing uvtir Montjomrry Ato. or Atl.tnln,
Ga,. tnii havo their orders filleil, und save lime, by
addressing H. Swan x Cn. at ellhrr of thnw cuius
A lint or the ntunbvrs that nru drawn Imm tin
wheel, with the omuu nt of (he prize that each nne ))
entitled to will be published alter every drnwlnp in
the following papers ; JVcw Qrltavt Delia Volt!e he
pinltr, Charlctto &tnntlardt A'ashcilla (laatte .Htfantn
intelligencer, .l'orA Wctkhj Ma Hook, Savrnnah
Atorntrg Jttt$ fliehnond Ditpatth, ,Ytic York iJirputth
and I'auUti'jr (.Vui J Clarion
fie.H iio, lc57
A PHYsKilAN's IjEGAOY
TO
YOUiNO WEN.
'7'lit. cjlory of a ouii(t uiau
lri Ins strenuth "
(fVp.n the Smtay tMtjntck. AVw Yvrk.1g 2. 1B57 )
Our renders are awnre that we seldom, i' ever, re
commend mi v jjiedical pnttiicotion, if not en Imseit bv
tin' very hlghiM authori y A mch an jiiftiire v
may mi-iiUon JJr. Cuu rnwri l'h ntu. pvblitntton vn Arr
rout Dcbiftty anil other tceakntuu, it result of early
iudist-retioii. It is-u small hut viliinbK' pamphlet.
Ilu nrroaratioiis the " Kkut Nkiuioa" an .irwu"
are iinweouid-red th" sole and onlyelU-ctuat remedies
eiMnl Ot iho romittaiuti- rt rrred to.
Pit CULVkRWUJ.ti HEMINAL lUolNKdHTOR AKU TtOTAL
Nkuvimc, the m erein reniedie forr'i'iiiiiul Weaknein,,
Riilial Ot hi 1 1 IV, linuoteiict. Itivohintin I:iiiibfioiih
Pib'i, A.c .are for sale by inoi cf the katUiii; Itrujgite
iu tin; itiuiiiry.
Da C 's Pami'IILKT. as sbnv.e. fontainlnir fill ndiri
foi the cute of HpemmtomH a, A. , ran.le bad In u
secure enviiope, uy f nciosinp o tJiuti lo
Dr. CIIAKM.S J. C. KLIVK.
Jit Avenue, comtr 1'Jtk tStteut, New York, Po.it Hot
Ao- 41N., lunc I o, icb
Semd, je37
COUNTKY IMEliOIIANTSl
Til 13 APJMX IIARVnsr OP 1857 IIA3 Anitivm.
ND if you wih to mako money, please our cut
turners, and nave canvnfcsinir asents (who ran
' inak
make one, two, nnd even Hired hundred dollars per
mouth) from huiinliiiiB ihu uoods ii vour tuwn and
county wind) jou oulit to fell, jou tan do it Jiy send
i iiC .te'i doJIam fr a itiwplu box cnntuinni ii of
Pratt's Apple 1'arera f'iCi) (tut) nlready aoljj and Pratt'4
Anplu BUcer, (a new article,) nod one tlmudnnd print
edcirtulars to dihtnbuto in jour town or rouuiy. l.y
sodfliitt jou will find no trouble in ordering and i-ell-1
iS at a very large prutK ten, twenty or even a hundred
dozen uiatiiuie duriuir the vennon.
PUATTW APPMi PAKI'-lt was patented In IpS3.
Ilamt; a looc hea l or knife carrier so arranged as to
readily uilju-it itjcll to tbo jntcunliues of the iirnco
ol rtples, or other fimt, iti working ijuahtn-s of
which have moved so excelleutVnd anviiiieoup to
the coniMiiiniiy , that lliu inauuf.itl(irrs MenrB. Hnr
uent & I'y-'ier. Ikxvu already bieu caUed on tu fcupply
more Ihan half a ml 1 1 ion m.ithines.
PRATT'S APPl.i; HI.ICLK made lo nccomnanv t he
Purer, win patented in I3G It isn una It nenilv con
Btriitled inachme, und liko its coinpumuu,lhe purer,
does moit excellent work, cultiiit;. in nnoni five uc-
nnds, earh apple Jntjo tyemytwo (')ual p.irts, Icavins,
without waste, only a small roro 40 hu removed, A
clnld ran readily work ei-ther Pater or tiJcer at h peed
01 Bii'mi Mirre uumieis per uniir.
KI'TAJl. PHICI. 01 j;ACII SI AU. All onlnrs by
mall or other wise should, lo inett nrompt uitenliuu, be
addre$BJ,J Lo
r;. I,, ruATT.
CJ7 Sansom st. PJiiladelphia, Pu.
Sept 13.IM7 :it
RLOOMSllURC; ROUT AND SHOE
STORE.
Till! undesigned refptclfuHy infot ins the citizens
ol liloDiiibburg and the public iu eeuernX, that he
lias opened a
isoot awl ohoe ItabU&limcnL
In lint white Imildhii. on Main sire el, above l.lse'n
Sc. WJUon's Ujk.tr, wderu I10 uas constantly on hand
a lurge ussorttuunt of
lioots, bhocs. Gaiters, Ac..
And wlllmakuup work fn order on short notice Ilia
lonp esperit-nir in ui Misiiiefn, nnu general kiiow
iOdpe ol the uauWoi ihe people, will enable luiu to
render siriifefartion to all his customers, and t-hou Id
.secure luiu patronage which lie Jiopen to merit.
ULNUY ILL1M,
Blooniburp. May ii, 17.
l&T OP J.IlTTCilS reuialnirg in UiesPost Oltire nt
j liloomeburg, Pa.( Quarter ending August ICUi.lfaiT.
Uromnicr Adam Mcllride M
Uri Isu Ceorco I'heohn Mich ael
Ileddow Wm Puitrida John A
Itacon Houliinus Kuiitll John t
Cornell Rebecca Houder Win V
uavis Isaac tflittler I ft tiv f Ick
Csgex Halter HjiultzUP
Frceland J 0 tumbliuson P li
Oramines dona tha U Wilton fl L
Hill DnN Webber Hjmon
flatter John Wortuingion Wrp
1C 1 1 it Jc AO Wax Caspar
King licorga M - Wertumii Jlonry
Lonfe, Oeorgo J ltiflmrd Cntl1(h )
Lervis II Morgan Prico VHIiin
Lumbl.r.i Praolc M illur Iteninn
ttI'erwms caliing for thri ubovu tellers will pleaie
I II 1 1.1 1 UIKAAliD i , r. bi.
ALICX. G. CATTKLl, & CO.,
voitH'.iiiDi.va commissio .V MciMxra,
I lie Hal.' ,if Cain, riour, Bl.,-Iren. I.nniliei.
tic. No. 'JO Nurlli Walct ittrcl, I'liilad.lplili,
tCTIiuoJi rorirdfit witli rate, it, alt poiula on ilia
,.u.. utuiiiu, cti,ufiniii. uiiiuii, pii..iueiianua anil
Junlatu CauaU. ' '
IL- Halt, l'laiio,nililsnca,fgr tula ui Llio loneit
mice.. ' ,
AufV),KSI
A. U. U. & (JO.
0R1JAT ATTRACTION.
Imparlir of Toys and Jitney Goods,
lla. Ilic .'.ittcil asiorlineull uf l.'miukilii. in Ilia city.
Tny-Gf all kind,, 1'amy llJ.kili,Hriki'l,i.i,'l'ol..iuii
III. iii, violin, and blimga.JLiiiugiiii'a., Accoideunaj
ami a luge yailily of cllicr aillclai tou nuiaaiuui lo
nil nlion
WioitlicpvraandotUcii uk'ate tall UJuit mui
cliaiuif eliewlivra ' '
Au 1SI( iJTpmt
PUULIO SALE
l1"
Valuable Real Estate.
TV virtue nf nn cmlcf of orphnn' Court f f Co-
.1 Ininbi.i county, Untie K. Kl tcKb.nuir, I.iuutor of
John Kline, tU-ciuiccl,,wll, on
Satur,layhlhe Mth flay of October mat,
Al 10 o'cWk In the liittiionn.r xnn. tn pubtin fiiln.on
llio nrcnilKP, in Hi townihln of limn. n, In llio rnnnly
orCuluii.l.in. ft Itie Into icll.lciirc f u,o iu,j dici'dcnt.
H following Heal i:lou, vl:
n-
1 A J AS A' ? AA,SiJt-r
'flu wen end c.lllif fjri.i niljolnitij land, cf Jacob Ath
, nn llle (.oillll. Ilie liclrt of Jnlin Kino, ,lccciid,im ll,o
rnatnnd norlli, und Sauiucl Ktione on llio wcit, com
lalniiuc ' '
... .
rorty-lhrco Acres and Fjvo Perehcs,
, mo., w ii ic I, ,s , nine- ami. a
...II "' ..' , .1. .
,r.al!,S!:lSan,!!,,,.0,U1
Iho llinnr.li.iln vlcliiltv. -I l.n .,,11 1.
"Mbs JlT,' w,'.'! t WHi
od,pirdiii.uminit. t..ii-iiicc.ito
nf Jlil.il Klin., nl l!t,i,l ,n,u...l.in
Nil.i ...l.ill rni.nl v. ,1, inn ...I
. . . 'AOOB UYUKI.Y.
Ucnton Iwp, Spl 10, 1837-St rictk,
4 1T1 mi
i v iuuauic f arm
i - .
AT rULSUU SALE.
TTILt.bi.-nn.trdfori.al-.nnlli-prenilici,on
W Ttusday, Qth of Ottob:r next,
A CKKTAIN TJIACT OF LAM),
with the MiMtroveiiicuti. known ns the '-Jones' 1'nrm .
lv!,fi(H) m ruo siitiati; in Hhamokln tuwiiflilp. Northumberland conn
7.0C.I ito iy, Pa s lylnir on Phriniokin rrenk nnd thr PHI ladetphia
J.tiO ' 4iHl nnd Hunbury nnilrnna, nbotil 7 miles south n I lianvillf,
3 SOD am) 8 imiefl iron) ,Huntiury, and It) miles from Fliniunkiii
l,oU0 iioo fttidTreverlon, thus tivniL' il a ureal hdvantaResor a
100,000 tonvenlent and Rood matkil as lh.it of any other sic
ti'iu of thee'lita
Tim Northern Crntral Rnilmed, now professinR
with every jim-pui o Un enrly coitipletlou, will ojiou
ti communication by rullrond with Philatlelpbln aud
ltiliiuiurt', and brlnj tho plieo within two or three
ltouts tide ol llnirlsLiirft. "i lie f.irui eontoins
Two Hundred and Scvcnty-Ono Acres,
about onn hundred acres arc cleared, tha bal
anro is lu COODTlMIILlt, n part ol whirh hns
been eut, and ii now ctvertd with ci.eelleut06i
nimBtreefl -
Tim iuMrrnreineni4 on in Id property arc a comtorta
iibtc mVIXMMJ IIOUBC.witli asnring
ww. ot excellent water a mw uuiik iiiru,
I 2rfrt and oilier necexsnry nutbuildiucs. To a
creuie In aln) and make the most plea
tWi4tf Willi 'l "'' in HIV v ill icy, tiin u.iuiu
un opporluiitly te ilom oir-rcd.
Jr Terms made known un tlio day (f sale,
M. UAKTON.
A-Umildj 18.17.
PUULIO SALE
or
Valuable Real Estate.
rplli; itudcrtizofd, Hii- nmrofthe i-.st.i te of Wesley
X Kojt, declared, w ill oiler at l'nb lit Kale, upon tho
premise!, on
SaUuday the d of October ?tctt
Al 1 o'clock, P M ,ijje linn hcloii-irip in the hni
estate, fl tuato in liemlock tow imhip, Culuintl.i couuty,
routal in hi;
Ouo Hundred and Twenty-Fivo Acres
and Thirty cvon Perches,
And Adjoluiiiff l.imls ot Hugh Mcllridc, John MrRey
nolds, IVt-r Applcnuiu Caleii llurton, Sr., und flve
ter Purscll. lit situate In llio
Jrun Ore Jlcgion
of .Columbia rouuiy, two miles ( rn in Itlnntmflu'e, and
on the public Iii2hvny lentllnir to Itucklmru. A branrli
of Hemlock rreek pusces through the? premibcs, ami
ine w uoie iiirin is in n uir fuic hi cultivation, jho
improvements are a lartrn new Intuit
MANSION HOUSE,
A now nnil cninii'iidifiii. frame tenant lioiiio, a la'Rt
new hank l.aru.n new iM.jiun linupu. and olhir uut
liuildnij;. i-i.lif,'ly niw. romiiuiion will by glvi n on
the In :f..rll, ltOM.
uuuaiiiuni win uc itiauo bnuun ,ainftniym k.iio,
l.y WILLIAM NI'.AI..
lltcioml,iiri;.Jiy57, 1M7.
PURLIO riALU
ur
Valuable Real Estate.
ijUUSUANT. to ihe provl-iotis cf tho luit wilt and
J. Iettamcnt i f Peter llarlotki r. kite of Milllin town
fhlp, Co'umbij c unit y, leceaied, the uuderiitued,
Ilxerutrtr ol ihu ti(orei.iiid d-'redetit, will eipou lo
piUhc Salu.upun tho prcoi?Cf, ou
Saturday Qltahcr ltd, 1857,
Tho lottowiiif,' Jeticribed Yaluub'e Ural iUta(otlr :
A 1'ARJI AND PLANTATION,
Situate iu en id Milllin tnwntip. Columbia rnmjiy.
njUiii in 1111 I'll 1 in" rl l i.in.inui 1 iviner uaii , mi
tli'j toulh Itoniided by the Nerrtp'tk Mount hi 11 on Urn
e.in b 1 11 iid not' It-vi Kiken'i.i'i, and uu the north by
lauds id iMibeih hutz, rontainlny
Ono Hundred and Twcnty-Eiylit Acrcn,
And iiUtvw ore, whermu aro ended tbo lotlowlfj;
jiiiprxi'i'itieuls 1
jjv A Stone Dwelling Hons?,
lVHS n lt fr'hi'd Cider I're-s.niiil rtprinp of
uivJ45'll,,'r ul iiitu' a11 lbvr re'iui-auii-
site roi'veineiireii.
About one 1undrd ner H of f.iid rcl is imprnved
and iu a vm ttjte of niltitation. hoiiio eighieuu acres
of which in excellent Mu.hlow and lh h.il.iiicu rft
iti rlmiru timber land.
AUo A er lar Orchard and a ient varl-PHsw
ety of nelei I Print Trees on aiJ premihes. .., , -
rjJ-Hnd 1'nim will be sold toLiier, or j 11 two pats,
a niav buKt suit furchiifers
0e-alii to cminunte at lOo'rlock, A M , on nald
tiny, when ntunduucu will be (jtveu nnd conditions
made known, by
JOHN II. linTTI.I.Il, Vaetutar,
Miftlin tup., J.V If 57
ADMINISTHATOirS NOTICE.
Estate of Jacolt Nusst dccL
f .ETTBllS of Administration on tho
Kstalc of Jit-ob Auss, Lit of Mitllin ttwurhip,
Columbia county dereFed, have bten c ran ted by thn
Iticuler.oi p'ujuniliid rouuiy, to Ihe uuderHii-ned, who
-retijdej, in slid Mitilio township in Coluu.bin county;
all persons Inviny chums i.paint the rhtato of tho
decedent lire requested to present tliem to tbit Admin-
flrator wiiho'il itelay, nud all pcrso'is indibled lu
ma kg payiuetii lori.iwiut,
Sept 3, 1857-01 jtdn'r.
WOOD AVANTH 1)1
lltnrOSAI.a mil U ricnivoil by SI. W. Jackion,
X 11ml., ot Hvcvitk, for tlie Un'iviry of good,
Dry, Hard Wool,
For LoromntivH urn, on tho hue of hi Lnrkawanna
nnd llloomwhurjr llallro.'il.ai Lerwick and llfpylown,
in lots ot one liuiidreil cords mid upwards. Proposer
will biaiu iha'kiiids tif woodier fate, and prices, and
.w.hen il cnu be delivered. Mr. Jackson will furnish
any turijier information ou i(e nuij-u
t. j. IjI.a vi.. vvtm 1 11,
Hep'. 2, 11:37 .31 itrlnHndct.
NOT1CK.
NOT1CC is hereby lvculhtt an application Will tin
initdc ut Ihu imYu session of llio Leghlaturn of
Peunsjlvaiiia. for the inrorpora.ion ol a Hank, with
the uruul priiitcpe-i, to bu called The llloxmburie
lUnk." u iih a ramlal of two hundred thousand du)
Juj-h, nnd in io tix-uttd in Ihu town ol Uloomsburg,.
Columbia county lit,
WM, ENYDP.U, r., MKNDKN'IIALL.
H. C. HlllVil, A. J. UVANJ ,
ICIMIUAIM J'. LLTZ, I 1. W IIAKTMAN,
A. U. MKVCH, J. KAM9IIY.
JACOIl liYlllU I A.J.riLtMN,
PUTi:tt IIILLMIIYPH, U It. AUTIIUU.
LM-IAH UlUTLUli:i;t WM- UUUldUN,
flfxirsiiFBiHO, Juncii7, 1P57
STATE AGRICULTURAL liXlUHl
TION I
'1MIK IM.NNSYLVANIA BTA'I'C ACIUUUI.TUIIAU
X BOUIIITV nllllinlillli
aUVUNlll ANNUAL I'.Xll III1TION,
Al i'Jiiladnliilim. (CiiHelifni (iro'iiNl.,)
,On llie'.'li.li and SlJih of Hi-Hi'iiitr nn.l Itl anil 3d
(lay, of Octolit-r m-kt. '1'lic ii.uul rednriinn on iia.-eif
Kr fare aid frru ins-ucu for aloch, villi bu fu nil-tied
by lliu llailroad Cunii.iiiui-g.
Tlie Hook, of entry will be inen at Pliiladelpliia on
and ailcr tlio 111 tSei.iember
ItOIIERT O. WAI.KKlt.
Aug '.D, 16i7 Sitrtury.
ptyJ-A' 0.1: &tiQQMs&u&$
MKBSKB. I'Ullf.KV & M.OVII, beg leiuc in in.
tarin I lie -i.birril.eri nl llio HI ompl.ur Map
lliat ituill lo ready lor iiubtie ii.iition on and
alter llio Jflli Intl., nnd llial ell time nln, liavn
an interest in ilieMJi, "ill lonm forward and rx
amine it, aa voi.ii a noe.it,lo, l.elore it i, forwarded
tfi tlie Uiifraier. iiiuf mako viuli nlte talluiitf aa tlio
ttulgrriber. may wj.li.
Uloom-biirii Ki.l 111 WJ. Cl,
PLAIN NOTICE.
WIJ want all who know themselves indebted to ui
on bond, tiolo or book arrouni tf six months
hlHiidii.K, tu tall and nay byllii'-Uih of thin month, us
ut thai Hum we'oinecl to un whero ihey want tVfjf,
II. C. I. VV. IIAKTMAN.
Hlooinsburg, BitptJS, 1&7
POWDER DISSOLUTION.
rillli naitnvr-liin bcitlofoie eiialins between
.1. feUU.ciitiir.. in tlie Uriairieek i'oivder M -II a, under
1 1. I'll ii. i .if I.. Il rural if (.a
Uji been ditfolved by
r. ii. l'l'iiAni,.
rOVVLLIt & UltCVLLINg
UJ7
rj-lxluv,Jii Aagl
Ilia
dor