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COLUMBIA DEMOCRVC
John G. Freeze, Local Editor.
tATURDAY MOHNWO, liEOEBEIl 14, 1601.
8 To-iaorrow ia tlio Third Suuday in
Advent.
Ten destroyed in Boston Harbor, lOtii
Deo., 1773.
Feast of Tebct 5010 years Before.
Christ.
Washington buried December 18. 1700.
Battle of Niagara fought December 10,1
1813.
Landing of tho Filgrims at Plymouth,
Dec. 30, 1020.
Winter begins, December 21 st.
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iSf John Snyder, late Sheriff, returned '
, i r . . , ;
to Ins tarm in Urauge on last luesday,
,r j rc . ,
tin itrn a n rrnnri nffifl.,. nr.,ntA,l,Tnn nnil
au if m uti., i,&.. uuu
.... I
a clever man, At the end of his second
term he retires honorably to tho pleasures .
of a private life, and the occupation of a
f,,.,
'"Bier.
tray- Sheriff Furman received from Mr.
Snyder severs! boarders. Among them
a couple of boys who stole a horse from
Mr. B, Jncoby, of our town, latt Sunday.
They were followed to Danville, overhauled,
arrested and committed. Wo refrain from
giving names
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eSJ We understand that A, K. Peok
hain, Esq., of Wyoming county, has been
appointed President Judge of this judicial
district. As Mr. Clark's name has been
mentioned in connection with this position ;
we deem it an act of justice to him, to say,
that it was by him definitely declined.
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RSr " The old Curiosity Shop" by
Charles Dickens, has just been issuid in
thrfic volumes, at 75 cts. per vol., by James
Q. Gregory, 40 Walker street, New York.
This is tho very best edition of Dickens
ever published , the neatest and cheapest,
illustrated with engravings on steel by
Darley and others. Get it by all means
when you get Dickens' works.
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Bgy Mr. Charles Koehneu, a Gor
man Machinist of Wilkcsbarre, who was
doing somo important repairs to the Mc-
Kclvy Furnace, in this place, and had
about completed his job, expecting to go
home in the train, last Thursday Evening,
was unfortunately caught in the machinery,
and ins antly killed. Ilii remains were
taken home on Friday Evening.
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Jigf-The newly elected Asiocistc Jud es
lions. John McliKynolds and Stephen
Baldy, held our Court last wool;. Their
commit n 'S vtr u read by Col. I'lerze.
Ilon. Jaeo'i Evans, havine served the
County with fidelity and to the satifnclion '
of his constituents lor five years, now rc- j
tires with their best wUhes. llotatiou in
oilice is held to be found democratic doc-
trine, and no man can complain at its lo-
gituuate exercise. Judo Jan does not,
Lo ia too good a democrat for that.
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EST Tho "Atlantic Monthly" for Xow
nnd Deo. are ou our table. T hoy close
tho eighth volume. Tlio niutli bcyiua with
tho January number j and the publUhcr.s
promise to improve it. Among the many
improvements, and new features, is.i novel
by the greatest living writer of fiction,
Nathaniel Hawthorne. Hwpure KnglUh,
fiuo perceptions, magnificent descriptions,
and unrivalled porters as a story teller,
are not sufficiently well known to our pco
pie. Now is the time to maku a more in
timate acquaintance. ,
JOT Josiah lit. Furman, Esquire, High
Sheriff of Columbia county, took possession
of the Sheriff's House and tho appurto-1
Maes. r,n 'l'oa,lw U VU MnnrU ,
nances on Tuesday last. His friends
called upon him and partook of a sump
tuous dinner in honor of the event all of
which wo saw, and pait of which we wore
onrsclf.
Standing highest on tho poll, in a tierce
IV WUIJVUSVVIU UlCUllUU, VVUIl illl UXCeiieill
. . , , . .,,
liian against UUU, We KnOW that 110 Will
fully prove himself worthy of tho confi
dence of hia fellow-citizens ; by a prompt,
careful and lawful dischargo of the duties
of his responsiblo office,
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J56T John G. Freezk, Esq., Attonuy
at Law, having accepted tho position of
tho Deputy Hegister and Recorder of tho
county of Columbia, has removed his office
into tho room occupied by tho Register
and Recorder in tho Court House, whoro
ho can always bo found prepared to attend
to the business of his profession, and also
to tho duties of his deputyship
Persons having business with tho
Register and Recorder must come prepared
to pay tho fees beforo tho work can bo
dono. No other courso can bo adopted
by the Deputy, to whoso caro tho cntiro
business of tho ofiico has been transferred.
Although many of tho predictions
mado by Nostradamus (especially thoso
concerning tho deaths of Henry IV. and
Louis XIV.) havo been completely verified,
they aro generally discredited in our times.
Hut in tho Prophesies el Vatkinatianes' of
that great man, vol. 2, (edition of 1G00,)
wo find tho following which would seem to
dctervo somo attention
" About that time (1801) a great quar.
rcl contest will arise m a country beyond
the Mas America. Many poor devils
will lo hung and many poor wretches
hilk'd by a imnHtnn lit' other than tlnf
eoil. Upon my faith you may beliovo
1,10. 'Din efip Ivlll ,.,. -a-., fM fAi.w
,, ( .l,,t . I iji i i
iears, at wlncli lionu should bo a8tmn.I;cd
or at nil surprised, for their will bono'
want of hatred and obstinacy in it. At
tho end of that time, pro-trnto and almost
fuinwl, tho peop'o will ro cmbracc each
other In Brent iov and Invn '
uimr in great joy aim iovo,
Now, there is something very confirms
tory of the prophetic genius of Nostradam-
US. but in no Wav MllKinllllrf for na ,,-,. i
" I u" "u "'V TOnsoiing lor US poor
devils and wretches (niuvres diaUn el
pailVres lliie$ who will lravo to' Sllf.
, u "'! au to am
fer under this war for four years
Let US 1
hope that tho astrologer was mistaken nt -
least on this point.
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CSf Tho following is a list of the Com
luUsionors appointed by tho President to
renrescut tho interests of American nvliiliit i
I. ... , ,
.tors at tho Exhibition of tho Industry of
i ,. ,, ,i . i i ii . , . .
1 All ,limia fKn 1.1. 1 PT
, .lutiuuj, iu i,i;iu 111 II1U Lit V Ot XiOlt
-
'don, September, 1803
Vtr. TT CI .1
Secretary of State ; Calub 15. Smith, Sec-1
retary of Interior; Edward Everett, of
,i.a.i, i i it e ., i
iMaSsacllUCttl J Joseph Henry, of tho
e .,t . ...., , , ... ...
uiiiiiiijuuiuu llinuuiion ; JlOUcrt li. Mm-
r V ... V.t.. t ,a , ,
turn, 01 UW loikj J. Uawson L.0leman,
of Pennsylvania; John H Dliphart, of j
Ohio ; James U. Part.idge, of Maryland ; j
B. P. Johnson, of New York; Richard
Wallack, .Mayor of Washington; W. W.
Soaton, of M'ashingion-; Joseph 0. G.
Kennedy, Sup, of tho Census Bureau.
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tQr TEm largest building in tho world
will bo that intended for tho Industrial
Exhibition in London, in 1301. There
aro upwards of 1200 co'umns and 800
girders, tho aggregate weight of which iron
work will bo 4000 tons. Tho picture gal
leries alone will bo l'-IOO feet in length
and more than GO feet in height. In these
ewrmous walls more than six million of
bricks have already been swallowed up,
and more than twelve millions more havo
yet to bo laid, Tho gallery, whan com
plctcd, will be divided by semi-circular
arches into compartments ; of these, two
will bo 325 font long, a third 150 feet, a
fourth and fifth 75 feet, and four smaller
ones 50 feet long. Tho navo of tho buil
diug, which terminates at cither end of the
collossal dome, is 85 feet wide ; it is form
ed of double columns coupled to gcther.
Ono of these columns is circular, the other
1 MHiarc, the former faces tho nave, and they
' arc each IS inches in diameter. On tho
i right and left of tho navo are two sido
'isles formed of iron columns eight inches
' in diameter, and placed feet apart and
jthoso will carry the gtllcvits ,10 feet in
I width t)n tho right of the navo, and bo-
yonl tho 'i' feet isles, are t'.to others
formed of a fomth row of colti'tins and
the party-wall which separates tho building
Uiom the grounds of the Horticultural So-
c'.ty. These bido aisles arc 50 feet wide.
On the left, entering fioiu the Exhibition
ro.id, and beyond tho two side ai.ilea, there
i a third avenue, liich fills up tho space
tj the walls of the picture gallery. The
domes will hp supported ou eight pairs of
columns , oao pair heing placed at each an
gle of the octagonal area which' the domes
will cover.
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CIVS
DEATHS.
1 n ill mini k tuntlilp. Columhia roiintj. on Tlmrs'lay,
tin ,'ith tif lleceinher. in the i5thyrar irhcr ape. 'r.
M -.uoAitKr. wile nt'Uturgti Hart man, and the Mother of
lit ten ii grou n i liililren.
In llt-mtoi k tttp Columhia co . on tfnmtaj' Iat, Mr.
Jiin I'nm I'ullmkr, very ttudili'tily, aged about (l
iar.
(UtPL-DI.ISIlLD AND ORAtCTKn ) j
In IVJvlinnii tvvp., t'oliinihia ro on Tnfflilay, the 3ijih
of Noveinber lust, Mr jALtWCmimuN, fit lho iTlh jear i
of his "ipe, I
TVToif) OA hnt rtt f I'lti i
V IU -o tllj U I t i 1X3 I jl 1 1 1 1 1
TE AO HE US' INS T IT D'TE.
fplli: next ineeliugnfthe Teacher,' Institute for Crs
JL liiiubi i County, w ill ha In Id at Cnttutt issu, for three
i or four tnv s. t-oluuieiicluL'. Tuesduv llet 'Jtth illst.
'I he Teachers of tin Cattaw Iss.i .Schools have eonsen
I tcil lo act as a local committee to secure boarding pl.t.
ees fer Teachers, ant from tha liberality proll' red ly
si'tail-
Prof. r. A. Allen and oth-r claws instructor, and lec
lurers have prnmlsad to attend, but complete arrange
ments are not mature,! in I . lite lor tills nonce.
The tea-Ii -rs of the County are earnestly sclicitcrTto
attend, to aid by their counsel und to share, In tho com
mon benefits.
On behalf of .he Committee ofnrrangeiiient.
1 VM. UURUlai.
II.'C. II. isut
NEW
FALL & Kill GOODS
PETER ENT
HAS jiM received from PhitaJeljihia, nnd ia now
openlnp at the olJ viand Uto y occupied by Mart:
Ac V.nt. iLKpleudid a-?ortinent of in'.-rctiandizc, Mill b
gold chpop for
CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Ilii Flock consist t of Ladies Drcsa Goods choicest ut) let.
ana i ,ii ui 1 1 iui'in.
imv coons. t:nooi:i:u.
IlAHD-WAlti:. UUIXN'H-XVARU.
t'KiMii.u'AiiK, nou.ovr-WARn
IltOX, Y,ilL$ 1.Yi SPIKES
ItOUT.S AND dlIOC-3,
IIAT3 AVtt t'AI'H,
RKAUV MAIli: Ct.OTIUXti,
In ihort every thin? u-Mially kept in a country store
The patronnpo of old friend, and the public ceneral
Ty. it retipectfully eo'icited.
Tho highest market price paid for country produce.
1'CTXIl UNT.
I.rcht Street, Dec. 11, 1-151.
JONAS I1U0OK Sc liUO'S
rUIZK JI)AI S!00L COTTON.
200 k COO yds, AVLitc, lilack, & Colored.
Thi Thread Utin; made particularly fur Kevins Ma
urcnuihU not impaired by nor by fnctinn uf
r,iia nvvuifi "I "'uuiiium uau uu A dlVHI, j MICV,
Tor upper thread,
and Crooks Patent tiix Cord, Red Ticket,
For Under thread.
gold by respectable deakrs throuht 'he country Al
to, In Cise of 100 each, asu. to. Nos., by
VM, liaVRY V1TII, Sot$ Jigtnt,
A 30 Vtiney street, Nw Votk.
1 Sheriff's Sales.
! )Y Virtue of a writ of Hi s L
I t Facil Ll nip tllr.rtsil. I im I mil t.f Hi . r
Lccarii
Court f
"'iiinoii rieMuftlwtoontjr orcoliiinlili I'em wl:
bo xp i.",i t puiilic salo at th t'jri iIjiu u
""s. "
')' ') ' f nii..iij 1862
","ti-lock '" """'r,c,""',l"! foiim property
,am.tui,'i stx eninUN tract.-' ok land,
jltunto In licnvcr tii.wiilili, l o.iniy uf l.-ctumMii. and
huh or I'cnnajlt aula, one of ilicm culled, 'HAI.I'.r.C.'
aTVlnrVKf!1 X'Zttl
V.iUWJJnvSWyf
'-'Mrej8nt degrees wcM, one It Ired mid iivclily
n.'ne perthes to u post, llin.ee by litnd r Jcrcmlnli Jack,
,0",1"0"1"' tn.lvo degree uui, lour hundred and ten
""''''''vciity.leBre.s r t, acvtuly degree east, wv
cnty tlirco pwlic to a dojiiood.iiurlli, tvulve ili'jreci
, , 1 ' post llulico hnllli seventy
XUSi.'t
mi nut sun e. iioriu, invito degree, west,
twenty live poiclies to ahlckur), and north, thirty two
degrees cast, thirty four perthes to the place of begin.
nln?. containing futir litiiulrcU niitl uvchcarrcn mid
iinii.nntiniiowuncn 01 sit pur ct'lit. lor rufiili, &.c,
ANOTMIIU t,f tlicmcnll.-.l TAI.MVJtA iK'gtiinlng at
npo-t, Ihcnco liy lain' ol Hubert (itay, hurt)., Hu-lvo ilc
prooB uc?t. four liumtretl mid tea pirchci tuu poft.
l,'"!"c" ,n,"1"r stccdm
man. loutii. itcveiitv tinlit
thence hy land of loim amiy,
and gixty ptrttii to a poi;
nlV. Diiiltli. (tvi'Un itnnrtitit
east, four hundred and ten perches to n post, nnd llienco
byiaiuiorjoim tvu,i nd iticiiani itronk, north, seven.
1 ty right degrees part, nun Imudrcd nnil Hty nil percluj
1,.. .,...1 - . ...
'.ni.w .i u'.-gi ni.iiig, riuiinini og lour niillfl reil Ollil
innnirri'iin.t n niin.i.,. n.J nllnn,.i...nf ... . ....
r. 1 .tiii
fn. tiiMieeby ind ir John iirndv, noriii'tw'.'iio
Scn
eight degrees u est, tw hundred and scvenly one p
tries to a chestnut; thence by land of Ciillurliio i.un.
geuiierger, soiitii, sixteen degrees nud a iiuihr ast,
two hundred mid sonny tit perches to a stone, and
H'eiieg by I.1111J of llehorah pituwnrt and 'lhomas llronks
north, sevenly eight degrees cait, two hundred and for-
RSigMlir.
IT, ol.ThK
nil acre of which Is cleared land. There is ulso a vein
of stone Coal opened on this uact and a Large Urcaker
erected thereon.
AN'OTimt r.rthem eal ed TAItMERH IIIXIUIIT be
ginning ut a port, theneo by land of Win. rjtecdman,
north, sltteeii and lliren quarters west, three hundred
mid ten perches to it Spanish o-ik, thence by land cf
Wi limn Webb, soutli, ivi-nly four degrees west, on
haiidred nnil iixy wo parches to 11 black oak, theneo
by land of Thomas Hay, south, sixteen degrees cast,
twi nty perclies u d chestnut, thjlicc by laud ofLhas.
Hall, south, right degrees and a lull" east, three hun
dred nut sUly six pirilus tu a poet, tlieucu by land of
John Hrady. nortl lemy tight degrees mttione
hundred and thirty perihi's to nu usli : uorlh. twelve
degrees west.ilghlj p.'nhes ton whit , oak, and norlh ,
se 'lily eh'bt dtgreeieasl si sly p -rill's to Hie pl.ne i.f ,
becinuing. cutitnsiif nat luar hundred and eighteen ceres
and allowance of siv per cent, for roads, a.c. '
ANUTIInil of Hi -in called TltOV begiiinlngnt n pot
Litiiui uj ia.iuui cii-uuai, jucivsoih iioriu, IW cive HO'
byeS
mi-i-v , ifiny percnes 10 u w uu: oaK, soiilll iwellede-
green fail, t igbty pereiK's lo an ush.soulh sevenly eiRlit
degree! west, 0.1c hundred and thirty pcrchta lo n post,
Ihenco hy laud of John Reese, uoulh eleven degrees
enst. two hundred uud sixty three pciches to a pot,
thence by land of Th is. Ilrook.'uortli seventy eight do
crces ea.t, twenty Perthes to n chestnut oak, south,
twelve degrees east, forty one perches to a Hlack oak,
theuca by tha same and land of John WiLLnurtlt set en
tycighl degrees iat one hundred and six perches to a
black oak and north, seicuty ci,jht degre.s cn.tone
hundred and six perches to n black oak and north, sev
enty eight degrees east, eighty perches to Hie place of
:;:.'..". f . . ,., ''' "'r mi'l :
roads, fee.
""1" "IV." " - ....,,. ceui. lor
Ami lho other of them called "MAINL," beglnsdnj at
ft post, thence by land of Win. P. Hrady, north, eight tie- I
grecs and a ball west, three hundred and sixty two per- !
dies to 11 chestnut tree. Hit nee by land ol'Thos. Suy nud I
jeuau j.uau, souiii se enty lour uegreca w est, one hull
tired andficlity eight Perthes to u post, thence by lund '
tf'lllos. Hull. IS. soulli. Ilflv llvu lleL'rees east. ,i-l,te I
nino p, rches lo a chestnut oak, theneo by the same and 1
land 01 John I.mgenberger, aouth, ono hundred and I
eighty eialit perch -s touch 'sunt oak, theneo by land of 1
the sal I Jo 111 liugeiib.'rBOr, snutli, seventy six degrees 1
and a q inner xxa. . on.' liundrcd and Iwenly four per- '
c lies to n ',o.t, south, sixteen degrees and a.iuartcr.e.lst
!'i I ,',".'!" 'f;'",r lorcl"" 10 ') 1'MU"1 "' I
theneo by land M Joh.i Reese, imrlli, st ienty eight de-
grces ej.t, two hundred and seventy one perthes to
.... " f " , ,'f"1" -,'l"''"S three hundred and eighty
ia neres all three in irtrrs and nllt nun, ,.rBl n..r
cent lor roads, &.c, and also, nil that certain Rail Road
w Hh its several brant lies exten ling from the mines of
the t;luui!i-i t ,11,1 uud Iron Company iu the said town. I
ship nt H 'liver In 111 t'.ilt.iw iss.t Rail Road its tile same
hiislo'cu survey en. loraled, laid out and constructed by 1
and in b h.ill'i f th Vlit'aul -y .Mouiiiajn Rai road Com 1
piny, and all th.' laud, '. Stations station llnu-o's, D.'pots. ,
Shops, fit i ig.-. . ml, iu iiii'itts. eh irt r 'd ri.iits, pnv lie
ges and fiainhi o upp -it lining tntliu said 11 ui I road and '
now v ,teil 111 an I b loaiiiagti the s ii I Columbia Coa. 1
and Iron rompanv wlu'reso.vir sittuilc, uud all the
elntrt, red mid import" rights of Hi - ret-pat live ('ompa.
s 1 oiitolidal -d in the Columbia Coal and Iron Compa
ny w ith til app'.rl.'iia.ues.
S,'7. -.1 Ink 11 1,1 execution nud to he sold .'is the pp p
ertv tt'j.ieol, Lome in the h uids otlns admiui.trator,
tlaol, I 11. I.ojjj. , ill) liotteo If res tn 'nsls.
JllSIAIl II. I'URMAV,
Pumir's Ipii, 1 AAe.i.
Ill 1,1111. burg, II. e. II, lelil. j
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Tin;
or
TUG lll.ST.MIH IIAMCALPAl'DRlX Till:
WOULD
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VOLUME YI.NEU' SE11IES.
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nt'ciipnsemifnfiliirriiiatliiii, nn.l trom fi.u to!
tti oriLMiial piiaruvma of huh in; . mioim nn.l
. hub, mi n wiiii u un- i-rr MiirL-u L'Aprcs-iT iur lis roMnis.
J Trro S(-lllTirH' AMIIUICAn' m .k-xotdj tmhe in-
: - un-his oi rupiiiar pucnire, inw .ui'Uian ictt .r', .11 anu
tiiartiir-'a. Iiiveiitiniig aii A-jrieuItum, Lommerco ami
dU the In iiiftri.il 1'u ru it im-ih rally, a nil a uliinll. nn.l
a uiritnictM e not mil hi tiiu Wurlit-hop unit .Manutaitnry
l h it also in thu Muuauhflil, tlio i.iurary and the lUu-Juij
. ItOOIII.
To the M'chamc and Mamtfacturt7 !
No ptrsims ciipaiied in nay of the mechaiiical pursuits
should think nt doing without the rftiEsntic Amlkicas.
It costs but four cenlti per wt-tk ; every nnii.lier con
tni.u from iix tn tui Liigr.tt Jugs of new maihiiu'-i and
iuvtutlons, wliuh lauuot be found tu any nthi-r publi
cation. It is an i-iitaldished rule of tlio publishers to in
t.eit iioua but original ei gra iiif, and .host of thu ilrt
class in the art, iirawii uml uiiyraved by wxpuiiruced
persons under tlivir own bupertisiou.
'o the IhVentor !
Tho SCIENTIFIC AMKKICAV in indinpenaalle to
cery inventor, us it not only contains illutrat-jJ du
giTiptious ol nenrl all the brut inu-ntiuiia ftaihtj come
out, but each number rontajiu an Ulhcjal i.i.l uf tlio
Cluims ol all tint i'alt ms iii.'d from the ITnit.d titaUk
Tatent Oitlca duriiis th w'ek prev it'iiH ; t tj u givinj; u
correct hifctor, ofilij pr treks or inventions in tins
couiitrv. Wc am aim. r.-cciv lop. every uteK, tlie btt
ufu-ntiiij JoiirnaU of tirtat Itnl Jin, Ft.uito and (ior ma
ny ; thus plating in our pa-s.s-inii all that is tratntpir
nig m nirthaiiical siienej and nit iu th-.se old coun
tries. We shall coiiiiimu tu tiaiufer tu our tolu.iius co
pious eiiract. froi th- w jouroaU ol whatever we maj
deem of intered to our readers
CheMi&tx Architects, iMitiictihts and
Farm in I
Tho PCrCNTIFIC AMI'HU'AN will be found it unit
ust-lut journal to tlin.ii, All tho im-w diecoTeriv's in the
stieuec of theiuistry arc given iu its loIuhis, and th
interests of the arcliitt'tt una turpitntir are not ovir
looked, all the new inventions niui diseuviTit-s apiier
laiiiin; to these pur'it hving pullilied from Witk to
wittk, L'jffn nnd practical iuiuruutioii p.rt iiiuii,; to
th iiit'Ti-tts of milUvnhts .tnd mill ouni rs will hu
found piiMi-hi'd iu lho E?lo nuiij Aiuininu which Infer
matiou tlu) caiititt posbinly ubiaiu irom uuy dln r
source, f ulji cts in which plainer uud tanners are iu
terekUd will be found t!iseust-d iu tho ricifiitillc Anur
lean ; mtstof thj luipiovcuu-uts m ajr 'cultural iiuplu
iiieitis 1-Ji Jitf iliutrated in its columiu
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A full nud coniplt to report of this most thrilling and
important Murder Trialthe tirangratuiid mo si bin,'u
iar rasu on me p-cucus ii iu-t'niu l-uuiuj'.
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tho month' of iovembur, Hill :
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Tlioinug 't Mat.oii, (I ftu Jacob F.Htaufer,
J. V. Hnber, H1 , 3 00 Jo.eph tMe,
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Iiloomsburg, Nov. 23, XCl. 3m.
R O R E It !? A V .It ?
l'rl liter, liookbinder & IllaukbooU
M A NU FA CPU R E R;
Wiioi.fs.le Ah d Retail Deaier is
I'UIXTlNd, Will UNO AND WllAI'PINli r.ll'GRS.
AGENT TOR THE CATAtt USA PATER MILLS.
Main Street, first donrbelnw ili I'ublie SiHinrc,
WILKESRARRK, PA.
Nov. 23, It-til lOai.
ADMINISTHATOIt'S NOTICE.
Eintc of Jane Ginshs drcisfd
LlUTUR'6 of Aduiinutration on the Instate cf Ji.sk
Cimillh late of Mailioir towiiliin.Cnlumbia rnui.iv
deceased, havo beiu granted bv the lteeittcr of Colnm.
loia - ounty. t'Uho undersigned, resrdiug m said tow ii-
ship. All persons having c (aims against the Dstuto of
inu ueeeueui, urt n luesieu to present incm to tuu Ad
iutnitrntori without delay, and all persons indibled to
make payment forthwith.
JOHN SMITH.
Oct. W, lrfil-Cl Adm'r.
1J 1 S S O L U TI O N. 1
NOTICH is hereby glv n, C'-vl tlu partnership here
teforo exiliug hi twee n tt snbsrribers under lh0
flrmott'Kirz ie. Hsyhlk. iiiilm Milling Husiness, jn th
Locutt Valley Mills, in LociM towiuhip, Cidumh
county wus dis-iulved, 011 lho 11th of 0 tobir. HOI, br
mutual coiisi-ut. All persons indtbted to thu lute firm
aro rcpieftcd to mike seltkiuent with A mot Snydtr, re
siding at the Mill and hy whom nil debts of the lato firm
will beiTi'llfe'd Tlw Nns, Hinds, Hook accounts, -Stc,,
aro in the hands of said Snyder, for early paym -nt.
fll.-Vll l.lllTi,
AMOS BNVPKII.
October 19. I!6I.
uAIfMO.tL: LOt'K lIOSI'lTAIi.
Ilt. JOIINM'OV,
t tPsfitun-ler of tlil-t Cuivbrntorf lhtlt'itlon, bifetr the
i iiuivt R'ttalu, ip..vuy. an.I only cffv'ttual remedy in
Hi iv rHrirt'll'jctiifirOn'cts,Htricturcti(Peininoluc'li
III -4 4. I'.illl 111 tlH I.Dillg. Co.UtltutiODJli tlebihtl'. I ill nil.
teucy, iVs.Akni'H.1 nf tlin Hack ntid IJnitm. Atrc-ti iu of
uii' lJ lui'yi, I'aipiiniiuii vi iii ucnri, iMippiu, fter
ni Irritability, iJlifftrnj of tho Head, Tliroat, Xnno or
Hktiit uud all tliuiia icrioun and mclnitcholy Itirnrdors
arliiiiCsfrni-i tlio deitrucllvo Iinbiti tf Voutli. whlrli de
itroyt both body and mind. The no i octet and mlitary
practices, arc motr ratal to their victlmithan the ion g of
I f yrens to tho mariners Ulysses, blighting their most ,
lll.mt hopes mid anticipation!, rendering marriage ic.
liosiiblu
tun
hri
linnu4llilu-
iMi-lllltJ.l'iJ It. I
Mar r I prrBOtis, nr Vonnft Men contrniplntlnj mar I
rhgc, lirinft nwaru of phviical iM-akn'-in, organic dcablll
ty dt-formiliuf. &c.( liiotild Inundlatfty coiitnlt lit I
Johnston, nml ho rcntorcd to prrfctt health.
lie ulio blacei himself under tli caro of llr. Jobnlnn. '
may rjlLiiioiiAly mnftiln in un honor an n jtenUeuieu, uud
conildonlly rcl) upon ekill nt a physician,.
oikianh; vr..KNi:Hd
iiiiuirdlatcly cure 1 ntid full iRor rcftored,
TMa des Mat' i thu penalty most frer-ucutly paid by
thoso uho linve become tha vlitlui of improper IndutRRti
t ten. V mi iii! persons aro too apt to commit excess trout
iwt upIiii! avuro of tho dreiultul Lonseincnre that may
t'limif, Now, wliti tl4.1t iiiidtirsluiiJB tlie BiiMect will pre
tend to deny that tho power of procreation Is lost sooner
by those raliii.-? into Itupropur habits than by tho prudent.
Upsides b'ing deprived of tlu idasuro of hfaliliy oiT
(iprimrs, tho most serious and ili'structic ") niptoint tu
both holy and mind arisi. 'lho system bccomi's dcrniiff
ed; tho phsicat nud tti.'iitnl pow .'r Huakenod, nervous
debility, dyspepsia, palpitation of the lo-art, indiirestlon,
a wnsWig oftl.u frnnie,Utt4;h. tfyiuiiomg oi! CiDuMiup'
tfmi. Ve
Otlice, No. 7 Hnvtn rarpmtK Stpckt, ivjvcn doers
rrmn D.iltimoro street. Kat tiilr. un tin stens. Hi. nnr.
tlrular in ohtervlng tliu.N'AMK and MJ.MltUll, or juii
will mlMake th place.
A Cure It'of rented, or nt Charge Mttle,in from Out to
IVo Day.
NO MCIIUL'UY OR N'AUHKOUri DUUtld UBI'JJ.
Member of tho Royal rollveeof Hurpenns, nt London.-
Oratluatn fromoiH- ot the uiot Piniiient ColkRes of the t
United tt.it.-s, ami tli. itrenter part of vvluwe life ha i
been sp.nt lilth ilrM Ilm-pitaU f London. Paris, rhia.
dDlnhiiat.delsewli're.has'ettt-dsomeof thenostas
tniiUhlntr rn re that tti-rc CM'f knm-.ni m.nit in.nhin.i
wiilv rinaiuu lit th-1 hnd nnd ears wh-n nfeep, grat
uervousiii'ks, benu alarm, d at midden sounds, and bash !
f ilties, withfre-pi nt lilit-lims. att -ndfdrivii -times wit'i
derangement of imud. were cured iiumediattlv,
When th" missuld-Nl an 1 Imprudeiit votary of plensuro
Cm h-i I kim iititiibl th- htedt of this patuiul diea-e, it
Ion ol U'li t.oppiMi-H .hut nu ill timed ewe ofjiiua or
dread of discovery. dit'M him from nppl) rig to thoio :
WHO iroin euuLaiiounnu reipeciaimny can aiouu ij-.-lrifitd 1
him, delaying till the coiiftitiitionary sjmptom of this
horrid disease unices their appearantc, such n-ulceruted
sorethroit, di-iented noe, iioiturcj, pains in the head
nud limb, dimness of sight, dnafiiess, innlei on tha Fkiu
bonus, nu i arm-i, blotchii ou lho head, f.ico and extreme
lies, progreiiinr with rapidity.till at Hift (he palate of
thi- mouih and tioiicsof the im- fall in, nud the v ittim of;
tint deseaHu bi-eonics a Horrid oij ct ot ronmiMseratian
till death puti a period to his dreadfnt suirenntrs. by sen
ii'iitt hiin to "th.it hournn from whence no travid-r re
turns." To such, tVrclorc, Dr Johnston pledees hiin
.lfirt nrexerve tho most 'livicnllc secrecv.nnd tVAmhi. ,
extensive practice in tho tirft llnpitalsif Kuropo nm
Aiuerien, in citu ri'iiiuioiM,-, n i -iiinitna uan- mm specuy
euro to the unfortunate virtiinofthli horrid disease.
TAIvli t'Alli iCU I'.-Mv rtiH IUU.
Dr. J. addresses all those who have tnlJrcd themstlve
by private nnd Improper indulgence.
TUQ-ib arc soui'i oi uiu k.hi huh iin-i.iiiriiniy enecu pro
limed liv rarlv habiti ofvouth. viz: Weukne-s of the
Rack and l.iinht, Pain in the Head, Dimness nf jr-icht
i,nn nf .ruC'ilar Puuer, Palnitatioti of the Heart. Dvs
pepsin, Ni-rviitw lrralnlnllty. Derangement of the Diges
live Functions, Ienerat Debility, Bmptomsof Consump.
tinii. Acr.
MIATAI.ia . l no leariui enetis upon tlie irind arp
mutli to hn dreaded, lints of M mor Confu&inn nf Ideas
Di-prcstiou of tn Spirits, llv il I'ori boding. Aversion
of torii'ty, Timity. &c, are hoiiio of the eviltt produced,
Thousands of per-oin of all ages can now Judge what
is tho teniae of therr declining health. Looking their
vigor, becoming weak, pate nnd emaciated, having sin
gular appiMranc about the ej es, cough and s) mptonis ol
Consumption.
U H n li IUIJU. 1 1.11 r IIL..U1.U i r Ult
uit(i.Mi; vvi;.km;ss. .
v tli it 2rfntai.il ImiwMtant renicdv, weakness nt the v
nrgin aro speedily cured, ami full vigor restored.
ThouniwHoi in" most nervous aim utmniaied, wuo
had lo"t nil hope, have been Immediately rtlicved. All
iuipedimeiits tu .M.irnase, Ph)-mnl and Mental Disr-u.ili-
Iiraiioil, ien ou irr.uaiMiuj , i n-mim ii;; uuu r, e.iKiii ss
or e-vh.mM.itRm of the must ftarful kind, specdil) curei
by Doitor Johiitton.
YOI7MI MKN.
Who have inlured thmelves bv a crt-iin nrartuce.
iiidiil-ied in whn nlone-nhibit frcpo'iitl) learned from
evil eninpauiou-J, or at .ihnol -the i irectt of which are
nightly t-.lt, even when as)-ep, and if not cured renders
marriage iuipotj-iblo, and ilcslroj s both mind nnd body,
bUoiiiu apply imim'iiiau iy.
What iv tuttv tlmt vouun mm, tl hope of hr fount rv.
and the d.uling of his parent, should he stiaulud from
ult protpeit) and enjm niriits of life, hy tho consefpieu-
res oi i:uviauug iroiu me iuui oi n.uure, anu muninM
iu ii sers.im secret Irabu, tiutli p-Tsous beloru con
templating. MAURI
hotiM retlert tint muni mind nnd body are the most
necessary requiiliHS tu rrnmote t on un hi 1 1 hippiurss
tnileed, without th"e th 'j(iuru thioiiitli life becomes
aweary inlnrimage, tile nro-m t Imurlv darkent to
111 vinv ; the mind becom- Fhaduwed with ilespairAt j
tilltd ilii the in lauilmlj rell'dioii ih.it th happinCM. i
of aiiotht r b.'coiiiet bliL'ht d wiih our uwn.
Oi'l'lCil M. 7 riitr pil rill'.DI'.ltlL'KSl llattimarr.Ml
Alili SlJlUllCAUOlM.itATlUNi PJIUl'OKMnD. '
N. H. -I.'t no false molafiy prevent )ou, but ppl ,
inimediatilv eith'r persinallv or bv li'tter. ,
SKIN DlSl.AaUtt.SPIlKDII.Y CL'RKD. i
The tikiny Ihrni-audt tured at this fiistftnlliin witfun!
th" last ears, and the nuitieroiit impnrtnnt SrirgirnI '
Opjrati.in-' performed bv Dr. Joh.ittoti, witnessed by 1
tin reiort rt ol th papers and minv other p'-rsmii, no-
jne of which have appeared again and again h-fore the I
publie, h 'si les his st niiliu! n- a gentleman of chiiurter 1
and reripoiit.it, il it j", ia siiilui'-iit t'unrantce tutheutllictu J '
TAK1 NOTICII. ,
N. 11. There nri fo many iznurnnt nnd worthl-sj1
(iuaLkt adveitisiu th mteivi" PhvsielauK, ruining the 1
health M'tlio already aflhtted. that Dr. Juhnton theuis
it me siary tn iay, espmitilly tn Ihoso ui.aeipiaiiited j
with his n putatiou, that his credentials and diplomts
aDvavs hani! in Irr-t im.
u " TvKh Nonet. All letten must he pot pai 1, nnd
ronttiin a putt.tge kUmp for th r- pfj. , ur tlu answer will
be sent.
Man h 17. 1,0,
MAiUOKOrV' MOUSE,
(of jr.B3i;vrovN.)
rplir. stihi-i-rili.-r uouttl rt'sc'ttruryairi2' Ins friends
X and iliu pulilic gene all?, that hi lias npau,'tl
a mv M hotel
ITndrr the nhnve nnine tn J rtejinwn, Cntuinbi.-i coun
ty, I'n., where huts fatly prepared to entertain the
iravuliug community topener.il satiutiictioii llm 'PA
RI, H aird HA it, are ell -mpptie.i and will b eart full v
FuptTMitrndi'd. And Ins bt'jiBI.F, U ample nudwe'l
storked, in churic of c -ireful grooms, will alwajslu
properly attended.
t-llp invit'-s n shari of th publir cui-toiu. and
pledges his hcgii-ftirts,tu help his giu-sin feel at home
SAMUUL RIMUY.
Jerseylown, May 11, IGl-3m.
"HMUI, PltoriM AM) tiCICK SvLF.S." !
110 Arch St., Utwcm Uh 51tsiulU side.
PIIILADELl'IIIA.
Mantles, t npt-s, Hutf Caprs, Vittorixes, MulVs, CnfTs,
niaumactun'dofthe h-st & riehst kins of Mink Sable,
Stone Marten. Chinchilla, Siberian tfiuirri, I'ltth, Ur
mine, r te Kurs altered into the pre -sent fachiuns.
ii.T No busiin st traiisatted on Saturdays. 1
The high st price paid for Mink, l'ox, Coon, Musk
rats I ft, bkllis.
Nov. Id, Hut. 3m.
(ol. j iuniiEK joaev UMGiiinxr
rirTY-i:iuiirn pi:na. volunteers.
V St AIOIY.
. rtt
Iea'tfUartCi'S Mild Iriucipid JlendCSVOUS
138 S, Fourth SltcU, Philadelphia
Lamp in JiozuowuZ) near
Jiilge Atcnue.
,y ANTED Mauksmrn for the Flank
T T Companies, w iiich ure composed of expentiaed
Woodsui.'n, and will bo armed with thu bet class of
Ritt-s , Infantry Soldiers fur the Com panics of the lino.
Ailiilleiy forttu Uatttry whuh is attached.
On application, by letter Addressed to tho Colon 1.
transportation for sounds of men, and for individual rn
eniit-r, t' the Headquarters in Philadelphia vvill be fur
uikhcd from any part of the Stau.
Recruits arc mustered into the IF. H. srrvim on their
arrival at Headquarters, and reetiv, at once, subsirt-
ente, uniioruis, unuerriuiiung, &x
Nov. 9, im.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of George Hartman, deceased.
NOTICt Is h-ri'liytrrrt'ii that Utters nf Administration
un tho ublato ul (Seorgo llarlmaii, laid of lleiituntwp.
Ctduinltia rntinty.tlt-cfast-il.liavu lit'n granted liy iheRt tf
Ister of said t'niinty totieorire M. Itarliiiim.ivhti resides
in tho same town. hip. All persons having claims or do
inuil.ts nj,'jn,t tint v.tato of lho tleivdetil are requested
tt present them for aotllmiient, and th',.0 indebletl tn
make pa) ment without tit-lav
liUORGD M. HARTMAN',
Oct. U, 1501-fl, Mm'r.
IEOOT A."S SUtiE.tlAKIiVU.
HMIU undersigned, having opened a new ROOT AND
1 SUCH SHOP, ou Main strett. nt Hopkiu-v Ills, Uast
fUoomcburz. rcspertfulty Inv ites tlu custom of tho citi
I'lis nnd tho public gciu'Tully All kinds of lloots,
Shoes, &c . wilt bo promptly made to order, on short
notice aid moderate terms Prom long experience in
his lino of business ha flatters himsilt thut ho will bo
able tn givo general satisfaction tu a!I who may favor
him with their custom,
u" firatn, Provision and Poducc tcneraly taken in
xchango for vroik.
. - H UKOOKF.
uiotoifcourg, .jijiv o. imi -4m,
FRESH All HIV A I,
-OJ-
mew mmzmm;
- koit -
: FALL A'DWlNTilR!
"T n tlnilerligneil, grateful for past patronage, respit
.. .ul7 '"!""n" Ms cilstumcrs and Hie pubMcf enerally,
that he hasjuit received from tho Eastcrno cilles, the
iurcu.1 anu most select stock or
FALL. AND WINTKIl
That has yst been opened in I'toomsburtr, to which he
invites tho altemlou of hi friends, and assure them
that th'y nru offered for Palo nt (treat bargains, Ills
Stock comprise)! n larsu assortment of
CNTMiMnN'H V U A ll I N U A !' P A U P. L,
L'oniMtniitol FAsitioiABi.KlinEs Coats, of everv nVs.
crlptiont 1'antT, Vest, Pflinii, Cravat ftocks, Cotton
uaiidKcrcuieis, uio,cs, euspenuers, ac.
GOLD
WATCHES
AN I)
JEWELHY,
Of every description, fine and cheap.
N. It. Remember ' Lotrenbrrti't Chrap Emporlun.
call and sec. No charge for examine fionri.
iiwiii um'iiNnr.tui.
Iltoonuburg, Peptcm?cr 2H, leol, (Jue If".)
COUGH DROPS I COUGH DROPS
TViMtri,rU. ...... rmivrrti't ,,a'rni'rMi i.jfiinj
F.M11 bo,l x",n 1 nol,f COL Ml DKOrH.
iH.U.atUJ,ro?,pt "Vr'P mC5 "J";?1'"?. lli0 " "i roM
21. 'T'?', l" atT'c!j,m?"r i'10 TitU
, riil. it
' f. J ,
r S.J
rs
benefit. Try n smclc bottlo and you cannot fail to op
ns useiuinciN.
by mot, all StorrkorpTa and Drugs. ta.
pareu uy
n. f KONr.Fir.t.n.
o. 317. S. 3J. St., riilladclphia.
Nov. in. Mil-Sin.
AV. WIRT, ESQ.
NOW orcupies the room upstairs tn front in Mr.
Uimngfl's brick building, on Main Ftrett helnw the
American Mouse, A most cuuvenici.t oifice ; where ho
will b- happy nt all times to see lm frirnds and clients.
lilooiiisburg, Nov.il, lt-OI , 3m.
WANTED AT THIS OF PICK.
lice f, Pork. Poultry. Honey, Orain Produce, Cldfr
Pumpkins. Potatoes, Corn, OatS. Hay and Ctrnstalks.
I luomsburg, Oct. 'JD. 101.
KEW HUSIKESd FIIOI.
r 1 1 13 undersigned respectfully inform thir friends
I mid the public gen rally, that they have entered in
tn co pnrtnTsfo'jH uiwlcr tluj name, stjle and firm uf
MILLER i l,Vi:U in tho
In the "Old Arcade," in Iirnouis)rg, Columbia ro
wherethry intend carring on thi business of ueni
rai. Mlhi iiAMHxiMi, in all its diversified branches and
ine puuuc pairouag'-'
ii ' 1 1 ij i i.
I'RLD'KC. UYHR.
Illoomsburg, May 11, ledl.-tf.
CIGARS k TOliACCO.
A largo assortment uf choice Pigars, Tdacro, Pippi,
i t-ruiis, t;nnii nmnery nnu .tiiiout geueraiiy.iogtin
er with ii full stock of II ATH uud CAPS, constantly ou S
hand and for sale cheap, ut the "Illoumsburg Hat &Cp
Emporium." i
JOHN K OIRTON,
Iloom-jburg, March lo, lul.
Look to your Interests !
FRESH ARRIVAL
or
PALL AND WINTER GOOD',
MILLER & EYER'S.
TI1C MibsT'ibcM hnve just returned from ihe City
With anothr largo and select atsortmet of
Fail and Winter omls,
ptircha-rd at Plnlidtlphla, at the lowest figure, nnd
w hull thev aro ditermuird to sell on at moderate terms
as can he procured elsewhere in liloomsburg. Their
stork comprises
u-iuir.v nitres aoonp,
ofilmictst M)!' and lati"t fashini.
dhy atjuns, .iJMt anocyjiiiis,
cr.ihin jiwjk, uauMir n:mn
IHOX, .V.UL JiOQT-S $ mum
It. ITS t'.7'4, Vc , Jtc. 4'f.,
Iii short evi-r) thing usually kept in country Stores
towhirh they inv ite the public gent-rally.
Tho Highest price paid for country produce.
MILL tUt i. HYF.R.
liloomsburg. May 11. 1-OK
OYSTERS! OYSTERS 11
THE iin-terHsned uilll," in Uluum.liur; With rtir.Cll
Every Wednesday and Friday,
Which he w ill sell at 31 rents per
innrt ; Ml cent, p-r
i;ai, nun u ccuis per uar i;au.
i;.manui:i,
Nov. Hi, IcfCl-Im.
rB'rr.iis.
I'UKTjTO xotick.
Alargf newCOOKlNti STOVH. hie been trsspass
.jngoy the pruuusek of the undersigned, i is Centre
tow n h ip for several years past and nail is likely to
r mam unclaimtd, the ow uer or owners of said Stray
!-tove, nr reiuetted to pay charges, nnd take it .iway
or it will lm dis nosed uf us the Act of Assembly nro-
' vides In nil such casts.
If. A. SWmiNHISCR.
Centre tw p. Oct 19, lefil. - 3f.
H. MULLIGAN,
impuhti:ii or kiniw or
AND
MANUFACTURER OF JEWELRY,
No. Ill North S'tond Stmt,
AUOVK WIM.OIV.
rHILADEI.PlU.l,
Nov H. Irf.l
HOUSE FOR SALE.
moveable PaMt Housk. will bo bold cheap, on ap1
4 x piicauuu iu iue unursigueu.
Illoomeburg, July 13. 1?C1.
LCVI L. TATli.
A lot nf superior Vint Paof Cfmest. especially ndnp
ted far Cementing Rond. One gallon will rover lull
feet of ordinary rootng, and 1 insured proitf n en nut
rsir.' and wtt wenilu-r. Can lm hid at mauuiHcturLrs
prires. by the gallon or half turret, at tho othtcefthc
Columbia Democrat.
m:vi u tatc
liloomsburg, July 13, 1-rtl.
Military UfiFfutM-. There is, perhaps, m rfepart'
ineut of miiitar) buine-.8 in whiui there has been a
more niarkfd improvement than in the clothing of sol-
rlad in garments whlth were ulmnM skin-tight. They
wore le.ith t stock-i, which were worthy of the name. f'r
th.'y kept the wearer iu tribulation ; while their padded
breasts and tight slevvt-s made volition a matter of great
ihtlicutty. During the present war, such of our volun
teers ns procure their unifuruiH at thu Rrown Hone
Clnihiug Hall of RotkhUl &-Wilson, ni. t,o3 and u?t
t'liuhiiiiit strert, above Hixth .'hiladclphia. ibtai.i clo
thing that is perfect'y "'asy. subtaiitial atid tiecointug.
" . V "7. " ' Vr' .J '. " I "'"'h
...j ut... , s. m. , ... ., ., . .
time.
i?ept.21. 1MI
HJ- ftW'Y niJ 'AJL fp'IQR
W JlSdVJ J O" UJisJ J JaJJU J J UJiJ
John Faroira.
H ARCH Mrect. bttweeiiTth, and
Mh. Mreets,
UAH ofHftMnrktt istrttt Vhitadtlphw )
KroRita k .MANurACH'ak-u otr. and
ItEAi.ta 11 ll hisos of FANCY rURS,
for taditi Jlisia and Children's rear.
Having now manitiatturcd and 111
ttoto my uuul large and beautiful as
sortment of nil tho various s!)lcs and
iuuliti s of l'"ur adopted tu thu com.
tug Tall and Winter hcasous 1 would
resnectfullv invitouu examination t'fmvstock and on-
la
ces from those intending 10 purr has, as 1 am enabled & Kov's Hakt-ry. und the Ihunstor where ho has put in
tu oirer thu m vtr) desirable induce mi nts, a targe Skylight. It is only by SkyDght that giH)J pic
All my furs have bet n purchased fr uijh, and mado lures cun bu taken especially groups whiro each perioa
by experienced und competent hand,a'rd us Vs present can bu taken jut as well ss st pa rale,
monttary troubles render it ncressiiry that I should dis- He has gone to considerable expense to make hia ei
pose of my goods ut very small advance on rost. tablishnmnt a first class on--, and he tlireforv solicits a
I am s.iti-siVd that it will he to the Interckls of those liberal patrunagu to enutle him. to coiuiauUy introduce
huw design purchasing, to give mo a call. all lho modern improvements of Hie art.
1LJ uiconcci, iue name, uumuer auu sireci jonn
rreira,(Nevv f ur Store,) Anh Street, Philadelphia.
tScptcmbor 7. letil 5m.
PROTECTION FROJI LIGHTNING.
UK subscriber would inform his friends, that hi is
J now prepared la put up, un fchort notice, and in
scit'iUinc manner, the best
FLATIM rOLYTM) LlGUT.VlXa ROm,
ol 12 i cents per foot. A! work warranted
1 II. B DIDLEMAN
TIIK AFFAIR A'JP FORT PICKENS.
The Jfmbutr?mcnt CiWt Good Ncwi
Jrom Tttnicsste Vuroon Brownloxo
heard from,
LoniTiLLt. Deetmbet 3.
Tho Southern pipers to tho S8th ult. have bten r'
ceived. They contain scattered accounts of tha Fort
I'iekens a flair, from which it appears that tho bombard
ment cemmeaced on Tliarsday, tha 31st, and continued,
with nccusional intermissions, night and day, till tho
e-tenlng of thu 24th, when Col. Ilrutvn ceased firing.
The rebels did not respond till after FbrtPkHtni opened
Arc- Tho firo from the fort and tho out i l ie Santa Rosa
nni batteries, was directed against For llartancaa,
Btl. , . , ,, !.,.,
nd xil( n,tt rcbel natterles, tho rbel steamers Tim
and -NWin, and the navy )ard, whilo the Federal vca-
n8C cie.
Thu rebels admit that they tocf fiirn killed and
wounded In tho tininhardmriit. Also, that considerable
damage was done to Tort McRae, Including the caving
in of the powder magazine. Tho navy yard and town
of Warrington we pi partially destroyed. The rebel
appear Vt have acted strictly on flic defensive.
The stories about the diabllng of the United States
steamers Colorado and Jttagara. appear to be unfounded.
Tho ret"1! steamers 7'tme nud ,'ttmo were somewhat
damaged, but s.icceeded in getting out ot thi reach of
Col, Urn-Mi's :ire Col. Ilruwu rectned ira rcinfote
mcnts. Cairo, Illinois, Dee
Tle Memiihii 1valanti of tbe 2d In it. has the P1
lowing :
A large body of Unionists attacked tha confederal
plcktts at Morristown, ki Last Tennessee, yesterday,
kitlod a lorge tiuu.br of tha Hiiulhrn.troopi, and com
pt.t'ly rout ii th -m.
Major General Critt-m'tii ha armed at Ktioxultc
tatako toiiiii.and of tlu confederate forces,
LATLR.
A special ihspatrh in the Metuphls papers of the 2d
inst. gives an account of a great buitlo nt Morristown.
East Tennessee, tutweui tho federal farces undvr
Parson Urownlbw and the rebels. Tho battle was
fought mi December lt, The Federals were victorious
Tho reb'd dispatch goes so far as to term It "tha first
Union Wttory.'
Urowiilow hail 3,000 mm. The rebel Aircc is-nos es
timate. I.
Tha rout of the rebels was total, according to the in
own show Inf.
NO MORU CAVALRY.
Waskivotoj, Dec 2.
No inor avelry will be accepted by tho Government,
and it is the purpose of tho Commanding General to
tnuitir out of the service a I cavalry recruits In tncom
plate regiments, unless they will consent to come in a
liifintry. Tho number of the cavalry already amount
lo between f0,0l)0 and 70,000. nucli more than the Cor-
ctnme.ii can use.
HUt.BSC OF MR. WALKLU.
Mr J. Walker, of Washington, arrested by the Trn-.
vost Marshal for bearlcg dispatches to rebels, was ro
leased by taking tho oath of allegiance to-day.
THC WHUnUNG CONVCNTIOV,
Wiiccliko, Dec J.
The Convention to-day changed tho name of tho new
Ptalc from "Knnawah" to 'Western Virginia."1 A
stirring debate is expected un the slavery question.
STONH ri;ucT.
Our naval expeditions form no in considerable part of
tho appliances user for' th9 eitinrtion of tho rebellion.
whether on the Atlantic seaboard or the MisiUtippf,
tho great interior water highway of 'the West. In ad
dition to the expeditions oguiust Hattcras, Port Royal
nnd the Savannah river, which have proved so success
ful, another rt'ct Is now in course of preparation at
New London, Conn., and will sail in a few days, car
ring six thousand ton i.f stone, for Charleston harbor.
These vessels, numbering twenty, will bo sank in th
ship channel, between Morris and Sullivan Islands and
Stonu Inltt. Tho harbor of Charleston will thus be ef
fLMitually Wockudad. Tioi?iun Tlcets have already
sailed South.
ANOTflUR. NAVAL EXPCPIT10N.
Another naval and military expenition is about to
ulart from St. Louis and Cairo, under tho direction of
(Jen Hatlick und Commodore l'ocle, comprising a force
of from eight) la a hundred thousand men. The destU
tutlou of this grand expedition and Its points of attack
will undoubtedly ho Columbus, Ky. ; Torts v right Ran
dolph uud Harris, iti Tennessee, and possibty the city
of .Memphis. Thu expedition on tin Mississippi w i
consist tf eleven gunboats, iauiug ov-cr one hundred
heavy guns; thirty-eight floating batteries, each mount
ed w ith a sixty-four pound coimnbiad and twenty-eight
mcr steamboats. We may expect snme brilliant fiats
fiom this expedition,
IfNION I'KISUNG IN NKW OULEANiJ.
A "conspirac" of loytttcitis.-ns rf New Orlcsns, who
dsslred a restoration of tne I'niun, Ins barn recently
discovered, nud iu consequence several arrests havo
been made in tlmt my. Much excitement exists thers
ou the subject.
CHEAP MILITARY CAPS!
MILITARY CAPd. of every srt. sizn and quality,
for sah cheap at thi lHoomsburg Hat & Cap Emporium.
Also-GpN-erieb.ConfJctiouaries (Cigar, &c.
JOHN K. UIRTON.
mncmsburg, Sept 14. IcCl,
DR. SILK WORT H ,
Tlir. ANALYTICAL PHYblClAN AND SURGEON
IS daily astonulung his patients by the cure of lonjj
standing diseases. HIS UHMKDIKS ARU I'L'HELV
VUGHTAtiLU. He will b-i in this place the samo days
of en h inon lb ns t Sated helow, when he can be consul
ted for all disease liesh is heir to. y"CONSL'LTA
TION niKK.
Jere) shore, the 12 and 13tlvof eath month.
Whites Hotel. Lotk iluvon.th'j Mi.1 and lOlhofeatli
month,
liloomsburg. nflth and 1st. Danville 3d and Zd. Not4i
imberland Imh vijltun, i, and ?.
June ti. lol-Iui,
'JMinrroprlttorof this well-know n and centrally loea
1 ted House, thu Hxuuiui: iiovti , situate on Mai
Street, in lilooiiifhurg, immediately -poo rile the Col urn
bia County Court House, re spuet fully informs hisfrundi
and the public in general, that his House is now in or
dtr for lho reception a-ndeutertaiineii nf travelers whu
may fee) disputed lo lav or it with their custom. He has
spared no expenbo in preparing tho Hxuunuk. fur tho
entertainment of his guets. neither shall there be any
thing wanting (on his pun) to minister to their personal
comfort. His 1 10110 it spacious and enjoys an excellent
buriuess location.
Omnibuses run at all times between tho Exchanen
Hotel and tho various Kail Road Depots, by whuh trav
elers will be pleasantly conveyed to uud from thu rc
spectivu Stations in duo time to mevt the Curs.
WM. 11, KOQNS,
nioomshurg, July 7, lfCO-
SJ E W S T O R E .
1 mioLESjtu: .ixnnr.r.iiL
iH&tf mm sal? sums
Tilt illl(lsrsKns,l l-.Dt-ctrullv inrurlni trie citizen, nf
nioomsbure. and Uk .ubl.a ill ceneral, thai Im ha. our.
thaM., tin- ,vc;r rr.1T S7VIIF.. in tho whito fmnvo si.rc
smldings, where ho has Just receded a, splendid at
lortmcnt of
CFFY HATS AND CAPSt
TirfctfromtheManufacturies.of alUinds.styles. sorts
and hues, latest fashhms. which he oirer wholesale and
retail, at cry low prices.
I f r 'I'liae (londi writ lw mM m u.,v lnmn.!a
Ready Pay.
JOHN K GIRTO.V.
Blootniburs, October 27. IttfO.
BLOOMSRURG SKYI.IGHT,
PJCTO HE GALLEBY.
rpHK undersigned informs tha citizens of nioom.
and neinhborhood. that ha lias taktn Lhe Isrira room
in the Uxrhange Rlock, extending over Messrs. Stoner
iwiuiry pruuucu tasuii ui xxtnunto -or pKturei,
UKMtY UOHENSTOCK.
Bloonnbure, Mov 23. UHI. Nuv. 20, 'an.
00ME AND SETTLE.
fTMIOSE knowing themslves ludttted to the under-
X sigmd are hereby notified to como and settlo their
accounts wt-thoul further notice, 1 am now In earnest.
If not attended t soon their account! will be plic4 U
iroptfhandifur collcchon,
J r BAND9
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Dtonm uuij Piay. lew.