T,
Jolm 0. Freeze, Local KtHior.
SATURDAY MOUNINO, FEBRUARY 1, 1862.
ter To-morrow is tlio Fourth Sunday
ifter Epiphany, tmtl Featirnl of tho Puri
fioattoti. Monto Video taken by tho British 3 Feb
ruary 1807.
John Rogers burnt 4 February 1550.
United States Bank failed February 6.
1841.
Alliance with Fronce,February 0, 1778.
Burdoll murdered in Now York Febru
ary 7, 1867.
Mary Queen of Scqtt3 beheaded, Fobru
pry G, 1387.
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eST Wo shall publish next week r. full
and graphic account of thq late viqtory in
Kentucky.
!0i
S" An unusual member of annoying
typographical errors crept into our paper
last week. We shall Iry very hard to
void them in future. .
-io:-
8SJ- Tho Tribune Almanac, compiled
by J. F. Cleveland, has been for several
days on our table : so says tho Senior ;
ami i3 certainly a sno-t valuable couiuen
diary of statistical information.
:o:
VST The firm of Croiby, Nichols, Lee,
& Co. Booksellers and publisher has been '
changt d to Cro?by & Nichols, 117 Wash
iugtou Str et, Hoslon. Any body want
lug cheap and ooda book ihuuld send there
fur the m.
CC? Join B. Hendeison, a DLMiioarat, a
member of the State Convention, an un
voinproiu3ing Union man, and Brigadier
General in the State terrice, ho has been
appointed by Lieutenant-Governor flail,
of Missouri, to fill Trus ten Polk's seat in
the United States Sjnato.
Cd? President Lincoln his npminatetl
to the Suqato, Noah II. Swain, of Ohio, as
Associate Jmtico of tho Supremo Court ofj
tho United States, to fill tho vacancy
caused by the death of Justice McLean, of .
the same State.
-:o:
CoT Col. J. F. Oauipboll, lato ef the !
Blairivillc fltcortl, Inn purchased an iu-1
terest in thu Westmoreland llipublic t '
We hope the investment njay prove a ple.ti
ant and proli title one. Cel. 0. always
publishes a good iJeinoei'dtic journal.
:o:
Cut Hon. Goo. Sainiercou has Leyti re
nominated lor Major qj' the ciiy of Lan-
cti-iUi-. This is about the fifth
or sixth 1
time this accident hi;s happened to him.
Of couise he will bo again elected. He
publishes a first
rate paper, ii s No, 1
Democrat, and
ho.-s ot a Mayor.
:o:
ti3f-Tho examination cf the Students of
thu Orangeville AeiJetuy smd Normal
lu-.titute for tho qur.itcr just ended, tojk
place on Tlmrsday and Friday of lns-t
week. Luder the auspiees of Prof Shank,
iho Academy has grown up and become
one of tho fixed institutions of this county,
An address was delivered to tho Students
ou Friday evening by Roiiebt F. Clakk,
Usq., of this place. The Ivirgo Hall was
crowded. I he subject was tlio
aneo of the study of History.'1
"Import
It was a
cnr.ital lecture written in Mr.
C LA UK'S
begt rtyle. Prof. Shank leaves for the
West iu a few days. The nezt term of
tho Academy opens ou the 4th of Februa
ry under the mr.iiagci.ient of Prof, Walk
Eli, of the Colun.biis Ma!o and Female
Academy JininOnun.
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DiPriiERlA. As tho newspapers arc
full of remedies for this dangerous affection
of the throdt, some of them very good and
some of them very Mlly, wo will give wh it
we know to be usd by some eminent phy
Mciaiis, which we have never known to fail,
if applied curl j. Diptluria in its early
ttage may bu recognized by any person ol
ordinary capacity, by two marked symp
toms; the H'lisntion of a bone or hard
eubsUuee in tho throat, rendering swallow
ing difilcuU and painful and a marked
footid, or unpleasant smell of the breath,
the result of its putrefactive tendency.
On the appearance of these symptoms, if
the patient is old enough to do so, give a
piece of gum camphor, of tho sue of a
marrowfat pea, and let it bo retained iu the !
inouth,swallowing slowly tho saliva charged
wi th it uutil it is all gone. In an h' ur or
Bo give an other, and, at the cud of another
hour a third, a fourth will not unusually
bo required, but if the pain and uuploaiaut
breath aro not relieved, it may boused two
or thrco times more, nt a little
longer
intervals, say two hcurs. If tho child is
joung, powder the camphor, which can
easily bo done by addiiig a drop or two of
spirits of alcohol to it, and mix it with au
equal quantity of powdered loaf sugar or
better, powdered rock candy, and blow it
through a quill or tube into its throat, do
pressing the touguo with tho haft of a spoon.
Two pr three application will reliovo.
Somo recommend powderod does of pclli-
fnrw tvltli tin! n.imnlinr. lull ohsfirv.ilion ami
j ...... , ,
experience have satisfied us U,at camphor
is sufficient alone, It rets probably by its
virtuo as a diffusibU stimulant, and antis
ajitioa qualities. Ilarrhhur Telegraph
(Special ATotiui!s.
P A 8 H I 9 H A B L B OLOTUINCJ
ron
FALL.
Tho ctrLe itabllihed
WHITE HALL CLOTHtNQ BAZAAR,
lit the louthwoit corner of
fourth And market streets.
I now prepared with a
full stock or fasiiionadle ready made
clothing rou fall and wtxren wear.
at prlcci which cballsiigd eonmaililon.
Particular nttjntlon given to Cu-tomcr Work, OBcin
Unlformi, alio llnnio Guardi' Sulti, Axe.
WHITE HALL CLOTHING UAZAAR,
Southwell corner of
roURTII AMD MARKET STREETS.
PETER. 3. LEVtCK, rroptletor.
Nor. 1C. led. (My i, iBjl-'Um )
1 THOMAS W. MATTSON, Received the Prize
Medal nt the W orld'i Fnlr In London lcSI, fnrTRUNKA
CARPET HAGS, Hoot?, sboca and Gums, ' Great Induce,
inonti are now otnrcd to purchasers of the abovo arlL
ells. This In much the Ingest itock of trunks, Carpet
Bags, nllces,&c., In Philadelphia very cheap for rash
No. 401 Market Street, one door above 4th, South eidt
Uniformity of rrlcosl-A New Fenturfln lluilncis
Every ono bis own Salesinanl JON'ES 4s CO. or the
t-reient One Price Clothlng ttoro", No. SJ1. Market stree
above Sixth, Phi ado phla.
In addition to haying the largest, moit varied and
fa.hlonable stuck of Clothing In Philadelphia, made ex.
pr July for retail .ales., have constituted every one his
own sal .'small, by having marked in figures, mi each ar
ticle nt the very lowest price It can bo sold for so they
cannot pos-lbiy vary nil must buy alike,
The rood are well sponged and prepared, nnd creat
pains luken with the making so that all can buy with the
toil arsuraneeof gettinB n gnodartlclu at the very low
est price. AIo, a lame stock ofpl.'co gnods on lialnl.of
the late at style and best qualltlc., which ill be madi
to order, In Uo most fashionable nnd best manner, 5
per cent., balow credit prices.
Ilenit inber the Crescent, in Markut.abovc Sixth Ftrecl
N".04. JONI.B k CO.
5251
EMPLOYMENT!
S7SI
AGENTS WANPIIDI
e will pay from 323 tn $75 pcrmonth, and all ripen
sei.tnarttve ienu o-r;!".. aomnila-lon. Perticulari
entfr ddri'.s I r.is awio Maciiiie Co.MriNV, H.
AMI General ibi nt. .Milan, 0.n,
Aug. 14, i)UI.l3in.
MtttTinv I'MFOVM. Thcro Is. p'Mnps, no depait
ttn-ii. ui iii iiiiu uii-invH i'i win-ii mere ns ilpii n
! mirj iiiiirkjdiinpriivenierit than in the clothing v eol-
ui-re. i-,ni ninny yi'nr vi oce oincers and private wrre
'lad In garments which W'r- alm.nt skin-tlcht. Thry
wor.) lentil r stock, which wrr.i worthr of the liamo, for
th y kept the w.'ar r In tnbulutinn ) wfiilc their pad.lcd
hr i.in and tlalit slicv s mailu volition a niatter ofsreat
didiculiy. IJiirliiB the pruiit war, such of our vluu
t ! rs a proeur! Iliair iinlfuriiis nt the IJrown s-mns
Clothing llnllof Kr.ckh;ll c Wilson, ,os. Vi'3 and 1X15
Clnstnut strei-t abnveHlxth .'hllat'.lpliia, obtain rlo.
thing that is p-rf'Ct'y i-asy. sub.t.intlal nni! becoming.
Tlu finis nam ul havr cn.u largjlv Into tin huklnoj of
making Military Clothing, ui.t th ir faclliti.'s enable
t'l.'mto Cll tlu large;; crt!;r in tlu shortest possible
ilm:
S.-pt.Sl. 18J1.
TO OOS0MH"HVi.S
'TMIE Advertiser, having b.-en restored tn htlthln
I fi'W wj-ks. by a v, ry slmpl rjuirdy, rift.-r liming I
s-ilT rid several yoars witii a s-v.-ro luiiir ntrjction, ana ,
t.i.it dread dis -utt., Coiii-umption 1- anxious to maku ,
knnw ii to nis t.ilow-s fl -r ts th means rf corn.
To all whu ibi, ire It, h; will cn-l n copy of tna pre
scription ujd ifreo w charge), with the i.rcctinr.i lor
picpiring and llama th.' oaiin), which they wl(I f,inl a
se'nL Cuan fur Covsvmpiion, AsiiiMti IIko.vciiit.s, &c
Tlio only object of tlu ndvrrti:r In tending ilip Pre
scription is to benefit tlu affllicted, and spread informa
tion whirh he conceiv'CH to be iiivntinLle.nud he hope
every suir'ror w ill try his remedy, .is it will cul theui
nothing nnd may prur' n blessing.
PartiCk wishing the prescription will please address.
Ktv. EltWAllll A. WILSON'.
Wi'liaiusbureh,
Kings County, New York
Nov. 2, lSfit. 3in.
NOTICE
I cf a Jit'iicc of the Peatc.
If the f.-w su'.scriptlous remaining t,npald o ttn fund
I of tin-. " Iron Guards" iim not si-ttleit on or hefora'th" first
j day ci'IVhrimry I am instrnrted to romm nco suit an 1
I cosl must tollow in each iudi tdual rn,.
J. M riiamli-'rlin. J- P.
PUBLIC NOTICE FOR LICENSE.
, OTK'E Is li'r"bv gn en that t'l" r-illoK-ing p.rons.
I s ii, Ci,liiiibiacouut, hiv HI -d Hi ir pwiti.ms in
- t'le Court of U'l itt,'r S.'asiolls. of th vlid rojnU. f.ir
I Tavern Lii-enso in th -ir r'sp -rtive tmvuships. whl.h
i .n 1 netitioll. w i'l b ' nrek-nti'l to tin. k..i.l Cinrt. ,.
Mond.-i; 'Id 4,h d.iv "f I'eliruarv, A. 11. Ien2, of huh
an m-i.'i;, liui-ii-fi-u iviii .iKt- nonce, nnu tue
will Iu granted on Wndnejiay the 5th day of l'cbruar)
0,-st. at 2 o'ciotL p. in.
.xiipiicaiiis.
I;, ic A. P. L'lur.gst.
Joint, VI. Fry,
Juhn Lungott,
tlnouiiburg, Jan. 1:
Tow iifIiIiis
lavern, Fi-hlncn-i-k.
do Greenwood .
do ,o
JACOD EVF.I1LV,
tHI. cvsrt.
C It 1 T T E N D U N ' S
pun..ini:i.PiUA unmi nmi.
C 0 L L E G E,
X. E, corner cf!'t ami Cits'iiitl Strcc s
PHILADELPHIA.
Tun ItTiTUT.OM. wlm h n ctaHked in ntul
is now riiht"U 'iitlv in tti i eighteenth ynir .f it p iit
fii'V', miiuL.'ri anion; jN gr:i Jiu.ti's, K'nidrMli of tlu
JII9l-ltlCC 'Blf.ll AfjrcIiAltti -lUit itllsiiK'iJ Sli.ll of UU.
-otwur) .
TnK t)njE'-r nfili I'Miitiitinn i sol :y it nlTorl youuj
lut-'n f icilitK'i fur tliomuyli pr-'purnliun for tmn'in.fis.
The Hit iNciiet t tt'utjTi'rL. Itto'i-htrp nj. as anrlici
IjU' Mthu v.irimu liepuitna'iiU nt traila; t'enmansfnp,
both phuii tvi I nrn-iitswiit it ; Omfc at late, .la-Ae-HU'tcs
.Vut ifiito'i Civil lli'giiieerutgt Drateing, hot
ognrph'j, and ,Jt'Urri LingQogcs
Tit rival i"i of tsfnttcriQN is peculiar ; no classes or
s?t loHijniis aid iitii'lc Uc of but each -tiiloiit is tan i: lit
in 1 1 viil u.ill v . bo thiit tju inny coiumeiicuut an tfimj, aiul
attt-ii.l at vi iti''fr I.-mrn arc most couvinijni.
Catlduuk ar Uifj I amiuj!tinl t tlia 15tli cf Ajtril
c!il inn..'.! n.i.D.ij uf t'l ; Mirlc'iit . I'.ir Hi t ycir, nml full
liirticitar "f t-rai-i, (tj . at)1! miy bj oUaiujil w any
ii, ltd h .i 1 Ir-'insj tli I'mivipal.
Is H.Tvue An omouti"h, widespread reputation
aui the UniLy upcrieiuo rf iht Vriactpal, this I tie tit u
tioa inTsrH f.trititi t-upciior tuany otiur in thu co-m
try. forviun? iiumi uidiiti: to pri'paro for busim',
nni tJ ulituin at ifi 4a-n timu a. juplom, which uitt
prut a recommend iin for lliuut tlum to any .Muichati
,ule llouio.
7-ljHriKDFN'b Srrie of Treatises on HnoK-Krn''
tvu now n.ri w i.L'ly circ'jl.tt U Hun any other wutU
an tko Jbj2t.t, aru tor aU- at ColU-gc
y. iiouui;s uuiTrixDCN,
Attorney at-Lai?t
J'RCIPAt-
Jan. 2M6C2 J?m.
AMDUOTYPE. rilQTOGKAPH & MELAINOXYrE
lilIi'Ew
BltOTYPi'-.S, PHOTOGRAPHS,
tv OIIU1X1 i . ,
MelfilnotypPs, te.. tnken in Cloudy ns vvcll a Clear
Wcelhar,' Ambroiyp.-ii and Daguerreotypes copied and
En arged.
Non,ru DAJsrLLE,
Dec. Cl, Ifcfil.
IA.
FRESH A R II I VA 1.
-oi
-FOR-
fall Mi) nmw
i HE u'llersignnl, grateful for past patronage, respect
t fully informsbiscu.tumeri. and tlu publicgein-rully
that he hat jutt received fiom thu Easlernu cities, tli
Urgesl and mo.t stleit ttuc.k of
i'ALL AND WINTER '
That has yjl been opened )n liloomsburg, tu which he
invit 'a thu attention of his Iricuds, nud assures them
lhattluy are olf.-n-d for salo u. grea,t bargains, His
ftock coinprl.es a Inrgv as.ortment of
NTL':.MF.N'rt WEARING APPALEL,
Coii'i'tiut: Fasiiiosauie Duess Coats, of every ilea
criptiou; Pants, Vests, Shirts, Cravats Storks, Cotton
lUiHlkcrclilcfs, CJIo.es, Suspenders, tec.
GOLD
WATCHES
A N n
JEWELRY,
offVl.yri(,p,t(,n,an0,nd cheap-
N- .-Itemember lcenocrg'e Cl
Cheat) Emosriura."
call nnd ice. No charge for ciuminir Goods,
DAVID LOWEVHRRG
lUnomfhurg, Petember 2, leOI, (Juo IMi.)
W A N T I'l D.
A HIND PUARTER DEvF.tythe Pllnlir.
(May
IHocrssburj Jin I. WA.
ittheut j
Third Annua! JUciioit
OP THE
Farmers' MiiIimI Fire Insurance Co.,
or MIDDLE PENNA.
OlBlee In Danville, Montour County, Pennsylvania.
i!.litni ai,S52 SS
Amount of property Iniured Jan, 8, 1S6I, al.3Rn.45a
Amount Inured the past year. 451,140
i,vi,0M
4,K07
Amount surrendered tho paat year.,
J Total am't Iniured Jen, 0, 1901,
i Amount of prciniiiiii notes In lorce Jan. Sth,
lul,
I Amount of premium taken past year
I Amount of notei cancelled pait year,
8I,7S7,'W0
03,537 03
SJ.05J 07
HXiVJ 13
23.,33
Premium notes In force January Cth. '02, 02,31,1 7d
1 Usance In llu I rcaiJry, and nui't loaned
1 January rt!, leOl, 1,5P3 03
To amount of premiums collected tho past
- J"'ar - .. . 1,312 41
To amount of intercut collected pat ) car, t3 3 1
To amount ufluloiett ctil.i and unpaid, 111 3u
I To umuuut due Irom agents, 101 Ml
n iu t A,i
lly toss o( HoiTnian &. Co, damage by flrn, ' $7 IHI
uy uir.'ciors, executive uommitieu, una Pres
ident's compeiuatlou, 67 CO
lly amount paid for piloting l!cport,1lIanks,&c. 37 50
lly amount paid for stationery, postage it fuel, 30
lly amount refunded, 7 ml
lly nmnunt ofothco rent, 50 UO
lly amount paid for adjusting claims, 0 75
Uy amount of .Secretary's compensation, 220 50
Uy Treasurer's commission, jo to
lly amount nt Interest, balance in tlio Trea
sury, and am't due, 2.5J3 77
$3,005 77
'4 00
To am't of ordtranot preaented for payment,
$3,001 50
isstrs op the cohmuy, jtMiAav Cth 1SC2.
Amonnt loaned nt Interest,
1,75'J 00
101 to
lliSU
03 07
uua irom agents,
" Interest due and unpaid,
" Ilulanci) in the Treasury,
Surplua fund,
Amount of premium notes, In force JanClh
lei),
Amount of iiiTire fiiml lure, including ilie
proefsafj,
K,5-.'5 77
02 326 78
200 00
5,O.U55
:i.)3 00
Amount ofllubillties, nud unjujted claims,
DIULCTOUsj!
XortnamlcrtiinJ County Win. I'ollmer, Lsq., Abra
ham Shlpmnn, Hilda John, Peter lluughawoat and
lsatc liidlosp.ich,
.Voiifeur (.'iiiinly Abralism Wncm r. U'llllnm Yorks.
John McWilli.iins, Juhn Voucbl.jr. and Jesse llrohh.
'uininMjC'ouutii Einauui'l 1,'nzarue, ,M I, Applemun,
llavid W. tUrk, D. A. tliitviu.iii, and Samuel Mnyder.
onricmts:
President --W.M. rOLLMER. Iln,,
Vico Preidtnt-WM. VoltKri, I:,,
fiicr turv -1-. JOILVt-OV.
Treasurer - SAMUEL YORKJ.Jr.
Thi i Ircitnrs of the Fiiriners' .Mutual Fire Insuranco
Company of oi,lnc Pt'Uiis)lvuuin. take plejsur.' in pic
selitiug their Third Annual statement, to the members
of said Company
Th' Company' has passed thrnujrh ni-aily throf years
uiieraium. iu, priinpb, i.-s inns man au olucrl'OUl'
I pan) ill th State, iu proportion to the nmouut of prop
a orty insured.
vv hilit many stock Companies have, Iron eninn.Mleil
to aiUaiic th ir rales for liisuranc. and mutual Com
pani -s. hav im town nnd inaiiuf trtitriu" nroncrtv in
sured, h ivo m.i Ic luavy nss.'i-sui.'nts to meet th, ir oas
es, th I'nrm-Ts' Mutual of Mi Idle I'ennn , lias been in
creaslna iu lin iuess ami capital, tind able in 'mea't all
lialuliti s vvllhuttt assosiitients, and each year show's
a'u iucfcase ot Surplus finds.
The Ciiinpauy i. mutual, and ronfindo by Its charac
ter to tha ciclueivo insurance of country prop-rty.
Tlicnfnro oll'-iiug to the farmer, nud oth -rs owning
country prnpirly, a .afa nnd reli.iblo lusuraucj at rates
only corresponding to tlu risk. I
I'tu llli'i'tlors lee l coiilUeutthat under ordinary cir
cumstances, the Farmers' Mutual, will meet tho expec
tations of its most sanguine friends.
WM. FOLLMEIt, President.
P. Joiissox, Serr'ta'y
lljMille, Jan. Mb. l;C'.'.-3t,
nBiiiFF's Sale.
t) virtue ot several writs ot vewfUnm I
Jf ixpunat issue.d out of tho Court of Common Pleas '
of Columbia county tn me directed, will be exposed to .
public sale, at tlu Court House mi MOMIAY 'I'll I It I)
DAV OF I'llllliUAUV, lsi.3, ai 2 o'clock iu tlu after !
noon, the fdlow lug real eatuto ta wit; I
All that certain tract of laud, Kituate iu Hugarlouf '
township, Cdiimbi.i couulv, boumk-d and deci-ribed iu
follows m wit : On the North by lauds of Jacob Fritz on
the East by lands of Jo'au i.uw Is and llnv id Low is, u 1
the" South b lands of l..j,ul 1',-le, oil tlu West Ii)
lands ot I'... Kiel Oolu and Andrew Laubath cmuaiiiia;
two hundred ami forty-four acres l,u thu Millie ihore or
less About one l.uuiiri d n:id forty atrosof which is
cleared luu.l. w heraOn uru en-tt-d a two siorv log
dwellms hous,' a two htory plank dwelling house a
lame trame b.inlv barn, n fi-.iiut- wagon tiled a '.oni.
rp'lne Uoii.e, and otln-r out buil.lintrs, iibo one i ther
one end u half lnr fruni t div elling lioua a frame barn i
and oth r nut l iiil iiuus, ,il-u n larae number of fruit
tr.'es vv i tli Hi appurteiuui'te. Hi ied taken in oxecu-1
tinn and to bi cold as the properly of Frederick Lau j
bach. -
ALSO, at tho same time and p'aco, all
that ci'rtaln trai t or puree! ofl.iuil ntsate in pugarkaf
twp. Coluuib..! count). I'ouininiiig .-,v.uty Three
Acres, about 20 arroa il. ared land, liounded anil de- ,
scribiid n-fo lows, to wit : Ou tlu Tv'oith by lands of
Miles .Sutlil), on the Houth bv lauds of I'hulondr'y Her-1
rmctoii, on the t.i.t by the County lino of Luzerne .ml 1
Col. Counties', and on tho W-tb T. CI. A. St -veils, t
vv liereim a,-e , ri:i tt d n one Story Log I)i elling House, I
a lo;: barn w Mil th - appiirtciiuuc, s. i'iz -d taken iu e.v. I
ccutiou and to be 'aula as thu property of Oren Parks. 1
I ALSO. a. ;lie taut timo ami plaio, all
I that certain lot of i-rnunil. situate in Espjtovvu, r!;ott !
I township i.',d iu.ip.a cuuut), i'.i. houudeii on the Xuilh ,
iy .l.ilA'r'lroi t of s.-ijil town, on th,- east bj lot of II. (J.
Do.vi, on the South bV North llrnueli Canal, and on thu I
W .-.t b, lotof Joliu ICrejsl.'r.rouiai iiug n.ie third of an ,
vera be tl, fca,uo more, or less, n hereon arc untied a
two story fram i dvv IJlng house with a kit h 'n nttachod
to it. A fr.iuiM titfil'f, a Ir line carpenter .Imp and other
o ithulldiugs with Ihe appuit.'ii.inr 'a. Siuiu taken iu
ox c itioiiand tb ba sold ls the proiierty of (leor-'o Van-
i sickle.
JOrflAll II. I'UltviAN,
Illooni.burg. Uu. 1H, IPi',2.
PROCLAMATION. I
WHEREAS, the IIus. Aaruv K, Piikham, President
Judja ol the Coutt ot Oyer mid Terminer nud lien
eral Jail Deliver), Court of tluarti-r .Sessions of the
Peace and Court of Common Pleas and Orphan's Court,
In the 2i;th JuJnial Distin t, composed ol the counties
uf Columbia, rsujlivun and Wyoming, nnd the Hon, John
.M(-tlcyuuld& Slaphfii tbildy.Assocnitf Judircsof Colum
bia count', have issued the Irprecept, bearing date the .Mil
day of D c. in tha year of our Lord one thousand eight ,
hundrud and siMy.oiic and to me directed for holding a
Court of Oyer and Terminer and (.eueral Jail delivery,
(cucral Ouaiter Si silom, of Jlja IVace, Cominon I'll as
and Orphan's Court, in liloomsburg, in the county uf
Columbia, on thu lint Monday, (being thu 3d day) of
February, uevt, and 'o continue one week.
Notice is henby Kit "ii. to the Coroner, tho Justices: of
tho Peace and Coiislublee of tho said county of Columbia
) that they be th Ml and there in their proper persons at
10 ii'ilocu ill tho forenoon of sa;dday, with their records,
1 imiuisilious an 1 otlu r reiuembxaucu to do thosu things
i w huh to tin ir othc.! upp. (tain to be dene. And limm
that are tiouiul ny rccoouauce, to prnsitulu ugalust mo
prisoners that are or ma) bu iu llie Jail of said county ot
Columbia to be then and th -ru to prosecute them as shall
lieJUsl. Jurors aro rcpiesteil to in- punctual in their at
tendance, agreeably to their notices. Dais-d ut Dooms
burg, tlu 24 diy of ncci'iuber, hi the j ear of our Lord una
thousand eight hundred and MUy-oue, ami in tlio eighty
sixth year of the Independence, of thu United Slates of
America, (tiod savo thu Couimnnweltli.)
JOSIAH 11. FUR.MAN,
Bheritl's Olllce, ) Sheriff.
Illoom.barg, Jan. 1 , If G J
LIST oT CAUSKS,
FOR l'EIIKUAUY TERM, 1802.
1 Cyrua narlon vs Hiram O. Ponlrr, ct nl J
2 KM lathi I Eckroat vs Eliza Eckrote.
3TownseiidW Kalil. r, vs Daniel Ncvhnrd.
4 A.ndrew Craveliug, vs Andrew Mellick, ct tl.
5 Philip Wiutereteeu, vs Valentine Wiuterelcen,
ti Itaiali Sluman.udiur. vs Jacob L. Shiimau.
7 James r-ti.lds, rt ul vs Isaiah Hhuiuau.
8 Uicbaru l. .Meiiagh, vs John digger,
0 HiMb Thompson, et ul Augustus II. Pearce, et al,
ID Dam 1 F Saybert.v.A. II. P.-arcu, ct ul.
11 ll.nry Wells, vs George Ivinley.
1-2 Wil.ou Aear. vs Ju.eiili atton.
13 Mi. ha. I il. Ilrovvu, el ul vs James J. Dull, et al
1 1 Clinton D. II- mug. el al vs D-iui 1 F. Seyb.-rt.
15 Michael I'oglu. vnt'elertaiiipb ll.
IU Thomas C, llolusou. vs William Fausey.
17 'i'l.ojims C. liobisnu, ve WH lam t'uu.cy.
Id Tlio.ua. C. Itoln.ou, vs Win. Fausi y.
10 I'aiiKl Whitaker, vs .largarat "inith.
30 NatliajiTuyler, ct ul v.' Jumi-s Lake.
21 Frudernk Dinly, vs Lnou ird Adams.
2J hrrL's..'omiiuuu, va llie Kit cutori, und heirs of A.
U. Wil.uii s adiiir.
2J Henry Tiaugu, vs the West Hunch Insurance Com
pany. 24 Jacob llerninger, ndmr. vs John Osiunn.
25 Samuel J. Healer, vs Abraham W. Robbins, et al,
20 Jacob fcyer vs Abraham Klaze.
3' Abraham KlazJ, Vs Jacob Eyer.
2d Je.bu W. Herrill, vs Henry Ale,
2J David W. Clark, ct al v'J Lackawanna aud Clooms
burg It R Co.
30 Frederick Nicely, vs l.aclswaniia and lllooinsburK
It R ('oinpany.
31 Danitl Kistlcr. Ex. vs Jacob Kl.ller, ct al.
33 John 11. Merrill, vsr-nmuel W. Cnrrison.
3d David Leu, ct al va Samuel I. Ilettlc.
31 Sylvester Purscl, vs Levi L. Tula.
DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE la hereby given, that tin partnership here
toforo existing bctHcon .ho subscribers under the
Arm of Critz .V Skvoer, in tho .Milling lliisiucss, in the
Locu.t Valley Mills, in Locust township, Columbia
county, was dlssnlv-'d, on tin 11th of Oi teber, isbl, by
mutual con. int. All persons indebted to the lain tirm
are r duest ,1 to inuku settlement with Amos inyder, re
siding at tho MhI ,tud by whom sll dtbts of the late firm
will be settled Thu Notes, llnuds, llnok accounts, tec.
are in the hands of said Snyder, for eaily payiii.ut.
NOAH i KITH.
AM06 tfNTDBR
October 19. 1391i-5ra
THAVHRSB JURORS,
ron FEimt'AUY term, 1802.
Menm Andrew 8 Crosstcy, Martin Rupert, Leonard
II llupert, Joseph Weaver, William liowman ' '
Hearer Cour.id Hrwlne, Mos, Bchllchjr
llriarrreek Auauitui II Pcnrce '
L'attaieisea- John Vlnm, Jal'ii Hitter
Vtntrt J.iiiii i Warden " 1
(enynyAtM Willl.ini Rnhrback
t'rn'kiM -Jeremiah H Fnhrliigrr. William Momch
Grtcriiretd Samuel llniart, Jacoli Kvane
Jteictotk-'-3nmet llinmltt, Levi Wrights
Jackson -Mlilinel Heuirly
io'ciiaf Peter Hclwlg William Goodman, (famuli Ad
am's Maine t Irhael Grovcr
Miffln- John littler, John Maateller
Pleasant-Jai ol (lolio, Erie lkeler
.Vadison Cnnind Kramer
Orange Nine Vociim, Jninci llarman
Pine (leorgo Wclllvrr
Scott James Lake, Charlci Fowler, Samuel Hagcif
Luch
araWlliAiu Moitcllcr, Joilali Frit?
Jan 4, Mi
GRAND JURORS,
ron rnmtiMiiY teum, 1802.
(fopa-E. Jackson Thnrntnii, Stephen II, Miller
Brltterttk -Josluh Thomas, Levi Klnard, Daniel
Martz
lliavcr John Binglcy
Ilciittn Jacob Willlvcr
hitkiugrrt Joseph I) Itiinyan
(Irttnvood Francis Eves' llatlnas Kline
rmert-CliarlesNclhsrl, Aaron Smith, (Jeorjo Dries-
bacii
yicnsi George Mowry
Mfflin Low is Eckroth, Charles Kllngaman
Uiins Win Longeiibergcr, Daniel Yctter
Minlonr John tlulck
J)It 1'leasant John Kuckel.
Orange rj.imuel llcidleman
Shugzrlof-Mlv lless, Emanuel Laulac'i, Famucl
' Jan 1, 1(01
ADDITIONAL JUIIOIIS.
Madison Isaac Wagner, Abratam Uobb.
J-'eni'trllenry Cearhart, ' ' ' I
.Vijilia-Sleplirn (iearhatt. '
Orrsaifooi-Wllllam Kobbins.
lltmhtk Hugh Mcllridc. 1
ifflcrr--luac Davis. j
Illooin--Morris C. riloan, j
Cattaiciest -P.ter lloillue. ,
sVroll William Christiuan. I
Centre W-ishlegtou r-hailer, John Fcrler St , j
HEOISTElt'S NOTICES'. 1
jVOTICE is hereby giving to till legatees, creditors
J.1 nud other persons Interested In the estates of the
rcspi-etivo drcedeuls and minors, that tin follow ing ad
ministration nnd ghardi-iii artounts havo beon tlilail in
tl)e utile-.) "f the Kegl-ler of Coliiinliia rouuty, and will be
prese'uteilfnr eounrin.ilioii and nllowauci' totlieCrphans
Court, to be held at lllotinsl.iirtr.lii tho County nfuressld
on Wodnusilay the Itlt day of February n.'Xt, a. 2 o'clock
In tbo nlteruoon. ' I
1. Final account of David Allen, Surviving l'.lccutur
uf John Allen, late of M idlsou township, ilec'.-ue.l.
2. final account of .Margaret Itrass, aitinlni.tratrix of
A. J. Ilr.isj late of Hern Irk deceased.
3. Final account of (leoree Atiolemau Cuinllan of Ef-
flu Catharine Patterson, daughter of Aaron Patterson do- I
4. Pinal account of Jaroh liageubuch, rtiiardian of -Amelia
C. liowman. late Amelia C. Ilidley, as filed by
Joreuiiah liageubuch, lUeculor of Jacob llageniiuch,
deceased. ' '
3. Final nrcnunt of John J, llarklcy, administrator of
Iddiues i'i"rkicy, lute of lllooiu low nsbip, deceased
ii Pinal aixoant of Evan Adams, the admiuistiator of
William Adams, late of liriarcret k tnvvui-hip, ,li ceased.
'7. i'irst iienant of John Appl man, administrator of
llaltls ppl man. late of llclooek tovvnship, deeea-eil.
H. First a' i oint of Cyrus ' Mclleiiry, ' M Ivor Coven-
hovaii aiiit w sl y f irt a ImmUtrnti.rs of John Covcu
hov 'ii t.u i.f 'jrii'i township, U, ceiLi.-'l.
l'tn,,l account ,.f P, t.-r Hut, one ol the Executors of
Mailt iv ,Vr iiw, !l, late of . eult township, deceased.
10. ' T'li,,' itccnihl'uf Th.'o'lore .McDowell, one nf the
Ex.cutors of Matthew McDonell, !a:e o,'t,'cut'. township
deceased. ' ' '
1 1. I'in-t and dual nccnunl of Daniel O, Ent, Executor
of Elizabeth Ent, late of Scott tovVnshlp, deceased.
Daniel liu:,
Register's Office j Jitgitter.
liloomsburg, Jan. IS, 1SG1.
NOTICE.
i ALI ptrnonR knowing thcnu,,lve3 in nny i?e intlrbt
f il to the gabsmbcr nr hereby not I tie tl that all account.
I mtiHl bo cpeeilily closed up, or they will be put in the
i f.T.mls uf proper olficerp for tollcctuni. I must hat. my
Cwrout5 settled, cjuiu forward , settle up and fa e cuets.
! i:. MKUUNilAIaL.
I Jan. 11, IE02-4t.
NSW &AHB,E ,SK6L
THE undersigned, would respectfully inform the citi
ieus of liloomsburg, and the public generally, that
ho ha opoued a 1
NE W SHOP,
In the frame building lately ocupied Ly Charles II, Noll
where ho is pi epart-d to execute
siunxo, it.iin-imi:$si.a axd uumpooixo.
In the best manner, with despatch, and to general sitls,
fattion. OEO. N. ADDISON.
Idooiusluirg, Nov. 23, l?l',l.-3m.
II- MULLIGAN,
IMPORTER OF ALL KINDS OF
Twin m 1
B
AND
MANUFACTURER OF JEWELRY,
No. -1 -1-1 Noiili S-(ond itieitl
ABOVE WILLOW,
PI11LADEI.PIIIJ1.
Nov. 10, liai.
rivlir, Proprietor of this vvell-knovv n and centrally loca
1 ted Mouse. Ill t Eiii.iiA.suE llolr.l , siluatii uu Mai
Street, in llloniu.hur!:. iiiuneiliaielv "mo-iie the Coluiii
liia County Court House, respi clfully i.sl'urms lii-t triends
and the public iu uetieral. that his House is now in 'or
der for III r c plum undeniertainment of travelers who
ma) f I ,ispo?fl to favor it with the): custom. He has
opared iiot'petisc iu preparing the Evi ihm.e, for the
enl- rtai'imeiit of Ins guests, ncith -r .hall there bo any
thing wanting (ou Lis pi.rti lo m;uistcr to their personal
comfort. His house is spacious und enjoys uu eicelli nt
L-ust'nesslotiit.on.
rj-7- ointiiliusi-s nni at all times between the Evchango
Hotel anil the various Rail Road Depots, by which trav
elers will bo pleasantly conveyed to nnd from thu re
snectivu Stations in rluu tiluu tu meet tho Cars.
W.M. II. KOONS.
Rloomsburg, July 7, leCO-
rJUK GENESEE FAKMER.
ESTA1ILISHED IN 1S31.
THE FAltMER'S OWN PAPER.
The Cheapest Agricultural Paper in the Worldl
ONLY FIFTY CENTS A YEAR.
NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE I
Piillished for thirty years in nnu of the best wheat and
fruit recions of Ameiica, v ill. correspondents in nearly
every State and in Canada, it contains information ot
gre.ii interest and import, nice to every fanner, gardener
and Iruit grower. o lurnier can allord to be v.ilbout'
it. It costs oulv fifty cents a year' and contaids moru
agricultural and luirticuittir.il matter than mostofthe'
tlv'o doll.ir weeklies.
ACCURATE MARKET REPORTS, j
Of thu Loudon, New York, Philadelphia, Rochester,
llutl'alo.Chictgo.t inctunalli and'Porouto markets are giv
en in cadi number. All the I'-adin'' foreian and Amer-
i lean journals aro received, and special pains aro taken
to give the latestaud mo. I reliable information in re
gard tu the Hutu of thu crops at home mid abroad.
A copy of thu paper sent free to all who wish to cx
amino It. Address,
JOSEPH HARRIS,
I'UBLtsllEli ANII l'ltOl'dS-'IOK.
I llochvvler. N. Y.
I Aients wanted ccrj'nhcre, to whom the most
liberal otiers arc made,
I WOOD CUTS FOR SALE.
' WE will el Stereotype of tho Wood Cuts used in the
. (lennesse Fanner and Rural Annual Horticultural III-
rectory. A book containing improssions of over Seven
, Hundred of liit'su cuts will be sent to tlio, u wishing to
purchase ou the retuipt of SOconts The bnokcontaiui
uu index, show lug vvl.eru di script, oils of thu cuts will
i be found, Address,
J EP.I IIARRI.-", Rochisier, N. Y.
Der.2i, ISUI.
N E W
MH W1MER GOODS
PETER. ENT
HAS Just received from Philadelphia, and Ii now
opcnin'B al the old stand hte yurcupied by .Martz
k lint, u splendid asinrtmenl of merchandize, which
will ba sold l heap for
CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
His stock consists of Ladies Dross Goods choicest stylus
and latest fashions,
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,
11 ARD-WAl-E, Ql'EENS-WARE,
CF.1IAR WARE. 1101,1 OW'WARE.
KO.V, MILS .1.YI) SPIKKS
HOOTS AND SHOES,
II ATS AND CAPS,
READY MADE CLOTHING, kC. fVU.
In short every thing usually kept In a cnuniiy store
The patronage of old friends, and the public general
ly, is lespectfully so idled,
The hlghe.t market prico paid fiA country prodjre,
PETEll ENT.
Light Street, Dec. 14, lPfil.
PROTECTION FRO.M LIGHTNING.
I 'HE subscriber would Inf irm his friends, that hi Is
unvv prepured tu put up, on short notice, and in a
icictilllli; manner, thu best
n.iTix.1 poiXTf.i) uaiiTXixa nous,
at 13) ccnte per loot. All work warranted,
E. V, U1ULE.MA.V
Kooraiburj Miyll,
lUOEIP S FOH DECEMi ER
I'd HIE
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT
Tho following aro the receipts to tho oflico
of tho Columuia Democrat, during
tho month ot December, loul
E&J lllcks,
yi'.l on. Win fnydcr,(llloom)
3 32
2 00
2 00
II 50
John Hum,
George I'cttnrman,
Gorgo Vnncc,
John (I Jacnby,
W llliam Krkkbaimt,
Jcs.R 1 1 a rt ma ii ,
Thomas Weaver,
l.pli Evans, rr.,
Hamuli Johnson,
George Oman,
Alrxr Mcars,
5 00
i l Hieiu,
1 Ul
Adrian Van lloutcn,
J E Hands,
John H, rtcrncr,
3 00
4 ei4
75
1 50
I So
I.nrarua, Woods It Co 5 23
William Fritz, 2 37
Capt A N'obln, 1 00
Col J lllchter Jones, 2 00
Col A (iordcnler, 3 00
S Creasy, 1 50
O II llcsi, 3 00
Abraham t,wepcn.lilscr,8 oo
I
a 25
75
n ou
2 Oil
lUU llarklcy,
I ti,,ln llnt.ll'
2 00
3 00
l no
1 oo
1 Oil
David S llrouii,
2 I'll
Esau Girtun,
. Jacob 'lVoup,
I John A l'liustnn,
J it Jamison,
Joseph Prclih,
llenj Ctlncr,
Uev 51 Thompson,
John I'.illle,
P 8 Levick,
Joseph ltnsenbauin,
Thos Ost.'rbout.
Hnwanl Assoeiatlon,
1 75
1 50
4 40
2 00
1 00
10 00
3 00
1 23
8 00
Luz"rnt. Agr.ymlcty
3 On
lleub'ii ll6ss,(llloom) 1 5(t
I D W Armstrong, 1 M
i Geo L ijho.'mancr, 3 00
Jnoph LlllfV, 1 30
John G Nevius, 5 I):
, John Kistlcr. 50
I DrFR Woirfarth 100
! Alfred Unwell, 3 50
i II Ammermau, 1 5n
1 Huntington Val M 1 Colo 00
cm John otteiikirk,
3 on
Mrs M Morgan llruwn, 3 00
oil n 'el-loft. 2 00
Est of II Kitchen. Sr 1 23
Alathias A Cirlon. 1 30
lion ii i, i napin,
II M Stctcns,
James Mcllenry,
lion John Koons,
. 1 K Kilcklinum,'
1 Jacob Wolcver,
Thomas I'nvls,
H 00 lir F 11 Wolfarth, 1 00
5 00 J & (I II lllbsnu, 1 88
3 HI, Hon WJ Woodward, 3 23
1 30
.Ml I' 1 Tlinrntin. It fill
1 30
I Las Dleterlck, 3.73
Isaac Ilairi'Ubuch, 1 73
Andrew Frcas, 1 00
Henry II 1 00
Jesa ' Huirmaii. 1 12
3 2.V
2 Offl
Jonn j etne
oraiijoviiie i Aradeiny.ia 6i
MoiitL-oiiiery Cox,
'7 SO list of Caleb O Fox, I ?3
jonn v one,
William Idler,
George Kressler,
On Thus II Ever, 1 .'a i
Hi Jeremiah liageubuch, 1 73
3 201 Alegf Hughs, feS
QJEIDITiSlD SITM' EUDTISIIjo
' TAMAQUA, P.ENN'A.
Passengers dine here oti tha passage of each Train.'
JUl. iMElitlJUK,
PrvpriUor.
Tamaqua, Jan 4, 1803.
$2 MAT,
S. E. corner 'Ihird and Do:k Mrecls,
PI11LADELPA IA.
Hats nude to order, of any Style or Quality at Short
Notice.
January 4, leOJ. Cm.
I'il.tik'lpltiii &.Ucading Kail Road.
WINTER A It HA NGEMENT
are ti' wi ov FAssnvriEp. tiiaini'.
iSatAS- " November 4,' 1C0J,
trussing iit'uuinpj
Dovvtrto Philadelphia, at b,20 and 11 A M, 12 noon,
and 4 P M.
Up, to Pottsville, at 10,50 A M, and 5,43 P M.
WEST, TO Ll.HANON AND 1IAUUIH11URO :
Western f xpress from .New York, nt 1,07 A M.
Mail I'ruins, nt 10,53 A M, and 5,45 P M.
Ou San. lays, tha Down A M Tram iiassinc Head Inc.
at 0,20 A M, and Up Train, at 5,57 P M.
Boll, 10.30 A 31 and 5.4J P .M, up Trains connect at
Port lintou for Tamn'piu, Willluun-port E'mira, Huff
rlo, Niuimra and Canada. I
Tlu 10 ju A .11, Train only connects at Port Clinton
The'Wcjturii Exprcs Traliu ( ounict at llarribitrg 1
vv HI, Etpress Trnms on thu PcnnaMvani.i ltailro.nl for
ii..,., ... , .-..!.. 1
i ill.1,111., tiiiu uii I'uiiui i, ibi . nun tile iillltl I ruins
connect at llarrisburg for Lancaster, Clianibvr.burg. I
Siiubury, Williamspurt, Lock Haven, Jj;ui,ra and the
Canadns,
Tlirough 1-irst-Class Coupon Tickets, and Emigrant
Tickets nt reduced I'nrrs, tn all the principal points in
tin North and West, nud thu Canada-,
COMMUTATION TICKi'.TS.
With 20 Coupons, 23 percent discount, between anj
points desired.
MILE ACE TICKETS,
1 Cooil for 2000 miles, between nil points, at $43 for
Faufil;cs aa I tlusiu.-ss Firm, nnil Reason Tickets, good
fur ihi JiiM li r only, fur thro.' mniiths, in any .'asHenrjer I
iraiu'lo lljila lelpLia. ct tfjeacb.' SvJluol Seasmi Tick
ets oiu'-thiru 1 -ss. 1
Paseug rs will take the Expre-a Train West, at
the UPPER DEPOT, cud all otiur Traiiu, af the LOW- I
ERDIPOP. " I
Ml lbs of hag?agv allowec each pasenrrer
ILjt" I'asaetigrrs are ru'iucttoil to purchase theirTick- j
i;is 11 lino em, ling III 1 Wins, us niftier . lues 111.1.111 11
paid in rars.
I'p trains lca''e llhiladclpht.ifor lleailiug llarrisburg
and Pottsville ut e A M, 3,15 V W, tind at 4,3d P M, for
Rea.linu only.
O" Excursion Ticki ts, good for one day, by 0,02 A,
M. Accn,uiuuuaiiLU Train to Phila-elphia nnd return
at S."0 each. ' ' G, A. NICOLLS,
Ornrra Superintendent.
January 4, 1W2.
(Opposi te liioeenniiuc Hall,)
CHESTNUT STREET. II BTWCEN FIFTH 4.BI3TII,
flllUlDKU'fll.l. '
W V ATT 'lc IIEHLINGS.
'Proprietors.
Novomler50, leiil. March 1.1. IHSrVJ
DISSOLUTP'N OF
PARTNERSHIP,
;V OTH His Iter -by given, that the cs-parinersh.p
OTH'i: is Her -by given
j i heretofore exisline between llie undersigned, tra
dim.' under the firm of Marl, k Ent, at Light Street, is
this day, (Nov. 25, 111 ) dissolved by mutual oouaeiit of
the parlies. Tha Looks, accounts fcc, remain iu the
h mils of Peter Ent one of themeiubsrs of the late tirm,
Ly whom nil daim against the said hrm will be paid :
and ..tins i iiidcbt id to buiJ tirm will please call and make
pav incut of the same.
OEOIIUE MARTZ,
1'ETi.K LNT.
Light Street, Nov. 30, 1801.
E II E NO II O T E L.
THE undersli'nc 1 reapettfully inform! his friends
and the public generallythat he has opened .vliou.e for I
the I'lili'iluiiimcut ot cii-iomers auu travelers, at bum,
MMu Greenwood township, Colnmbia County, (about
t.vn miles wusl uf.Vliilville,; called thu
hsorenp i Hotel.
Vhsre l.e is prepared ;o uccoinmodate the public, and
all "who may fjvurhim with their custjm.togonerai sat
Hfartion His Table and liar, will l,o veil supplied and careful
ly conducted. and his Stabling is ample nud well stocked
lo" lie wi)i a all times be happy u .nt upon hislriends
and custumcrs. '
JOHN LEGGOTT.
Sercno, March 23, 1801.
FOR SanVBW .AlJlTilBEiS.
JONAS RROOK & iiRO!S
PiUZE m. s.'UOL roi'io.v.
200 & 5U0 yds. White, Black, & Colored
This Thread being made particularly fur Sewing Ma
chines, is very Strong, Smooth and Elastic. Its
strength is not impaired by washing, nor by friction u
the Hcudlu. For Machines, use brooks' Patent Glace,
For upper thread,
and Ilrooki' Patent Six Cord, Rod Tirket,
For Under thread.
Sold by respectable dealers throughout tha country.
Also, ill casus of ICO each, assorted Nns., by
WM. HENRY SMITH, bole Agent,
30 VeseyStreet, New York,
j Nov. 0, ltOL Cn.
COUGH DROPS! COIJGII DROPS 1 !
EVERY body usee l'llONEI'IEEDS' COUGH DROPS.
It uits promptly miuiluiiics arresting Ihe worst cold
in 24 hours. In all nfl-ctlonsof tile' Clie.t, Throat,
whither auitu or chronic it will be found of Immediate
benefit. Try n single boiUe and you cannot fail to np
prei Lite its u.cfuluc is.
Fur Sale by mo. rail Storekeeper! and Druggists.
Prepared by
C. TRONl FIELD,
No. 317, N. 3d. St., Philadelphia.
Nov. 10, 1601-3m.
THE PENNSYLVANIA TELEGAPH
FOR THE
LEG! SLA Tll'E SESSION.
Tho publisher ortho Pesssvlvama TrLPon.nt ''."iTlflBT W" V7 81 P TTitr tT71 rt 5C4
mado tlio mo.t ample and euuiplete ariungemeiita, by I a (j B. I a Bj r b, OtZ, Bii 111 K. ?).
the engagement of mi experienced corps of report.-rs,'to '-""-"-"- "
givo the public ucompltlo synopsis the proceidinga riMIE subs-ribfra have Just returned from the City
of tho Le,'islaturi',onibr.icing.(legisl,iti(,ntliatwillbo X With another large and .elect nssomnct of
Ul U gUHUfni .iiuitiLi.i.'i unit sum iiviii'J uutiiiii:'a ai t uiny
L-avo an clf ct or inllueiuo on the tuiblic interest Ad
ded tu these fepnr a, with tin reports, of the Heads of
Departments, Ilia drbaK K w ill all be published w hen
thuy are of a ihiracfr involving questions iu whirlitho
people are Interested. Tlie.u fealufce regularly and
carefully conducted and supervised by experienced re
lort rs, our reports "f Hi. proccedingi of Congress nt
the approaching ses-imi, th ' current events iu the pro.
Cress of tlu war. together ivith such do'ine.lic and for
eisu ndvvs as .hall dally occur and come within our
reach, will mike the l'tNMVt.VANUTEU'u..rl one of lbs
mo! valuable and iuteru.tiug newspapers iu the coun
try. 1
TERMS.
Th' Dailt will ba publish 'd during the session of the
Leci.laiur for 8LU0 per copy
TitE 8(Mi'WEit.y will also bo published at tha low
rut" of Sl.00 for tin lestion,
Th0 ' rt r""' " v ry iarj;u siicev A.iue
low rato f 5 '0u Y""
Addreii, '
. GEORGE PKHGNER,
I llsrrinbnrg I'san'i.
Pit. ".
ALi;,!Alt JFOK 1802.
si V j . if
s "p i 4 a J to
I 35 El!
1 3, 3 4 3
f I 1 1) JO II 13
13 II IS 10 17 U LI
IB62,
and
JAN.
. I 2 a 4 JULY
r II 7 B u III II
13 13 14 13 IC 17 IS
10 20 31 22 23 21 23
20 21 2i 23 21 23 2 l
20 27 2d 20 30 31
27 2d 2J 3d 3r
FEII.
1
2 3 4 5 G 7 8
AUO.
1 3
3 4 S 0 7 8 0
0 10 11 13 13 14 13
10 II 12 13 14 15 10
HI 17 Id 10 20 31 23
17 18 10 20 91 2'J 21
23 24 23 20 27 2d
21 23 30 27 H 2J 30
MAR.
1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
9 10 II 12 13 14 13
31
SEP.
1 2 3 4 3 0
7 8 1" 10 11 12 13
14 15 10 17, IS 10 21
10 17 IS III 20 21 2J
S3 2 1 25 20 27 3S 20
11 23 23 24 23 20 27
2S 2J 30
30 31
APR.
1 2 3 4 5
0 7 8 U HI II 13
OCT.
12 3 4
5 0 7 a 0 10 II
12 13 14 15 10 17 Id
10 20 21 21 2.1 21 S3
20 27 Si 2J 30 31
1
2 3 4 5 C 7 H
n 10 II 12 13 14 IS
10 17 IS 10 Co 21 22
13 14 IS 10 17 18 10
20 21 22 2J 21 23.20
37 23 23 30
MAY.
1 3 3
4 5 6 7 8 9 IU
NOV.
II 12 13 14 15 10 17
IS Id 20 21 22 23 21
23 20 27 2d S3 3Q 31
33 24 3 2d 27 2j 2J
30
J'.SE. 1 2 3 4 5 0 7 DEC.
1 2 3 4 5 fi
7 8 0 10 II 12 13
14 15 lfi 17 18 IU 20
II In II 12 13 14 I
IS 10 17 IS Id 20 21 I
21 23 21 23 2d 27 Sd !
2.1 30
21 3 2.1 21 23 20 27
3i 'IS 30 31
rrr
F&my rasa mm
John ITaroira.
713 AUCII Street, between 7th, and
Hh. Mreets.
Me f Slfl Matket itrnt Philadelphia )
Impobtek k. M AnorACTi'Ri R or, nnd
1IKAI...R IN tt- KINDS of FANCY FCUH,
tor Ladiet .lliiict audChildren'tviar.
Having now manufactured and iu
Horo my usual larce and beautiful as
(ortment of all tho various slvjcs nnd
tuallties or 1 "rs adonteil to tho com-
inir Fall and Winter rseasons. 1 vv-Diild '
' reiVcu v '"v,i,;n",";u.nina"0tn "f ''",uck nnd P'1: '
cei fron those In ending to t.urchasf.as I am enabled
to ofrer them very do.lrrblc Inducements.
All my I urs have been purchased for evil, and main
by i-xperlenc- .1 and cnmpuonthands.and as t"o present
' monetary tr-ubles render it necessary that I should dl-'
, posu of my goods nt very small a.lvanio on cost, i
1 1-1 nil 'satisfied that It will be to the Interest, of those
how design purchasing, to give inn n call.
C7" RpcoIIoi t, the name, numbfr and street: John
Fariir.i,(N w Fur More,)7!S Arctt'Strcct, Philadelphia. '
September 7. lH01-3m. - - - i
Till: COUWiJf fllliltllElt T'ltlAL
TlilAL OE WILLIAM T. C(MW$
r n hie u.-Ruin orntr vvtrs, ?r,oMNEs. corvvim,
sair Jotu in pi ess ami tpill be pitblishtd
on Monday, November 1 lilt,
A full snd complcto report of this most tirllbr.g and
important Murder TrUI-the .trances! and inn.t slneu-
' larcaseontherccords of Luzerne County,
THE OOMVVIN MUHDKlt TRIAL,
l'honnsraplilcally reported by A. II. Winton, Esip About
100 pages, ortuvn.
A limited ndmber having been published, persons
wishing tn obtain n copy will do well to apply at once.
A copy, postage free, sent by mail on tho receipt of S3
cent..
13" Whotcsale price, Si'O per dozen. All orders
accompanied by the clih promptly attended to.
ROI1ERT I1AUR.
Fublishei, Wilkea-Ilarre Pa-
Nov. 53, led. Ira.
DISSOLUTION'.
j fTMIR firm of Stoner ic Fox, hcrcloforo doing business
7T. ' ' i " J . 1 , K ., VJr"l -onieeuonerv, was
J i"?td ?n "l'!' 11,0 h "f fcptcmber, 1-01, by
mutual cnus'eni All nerisnus Lavini? uiiutilrH nirminis
,,. , ti , " , , l . r T
1, ,JiVi I ,if ) 1! ,t''"ll,! on H. Htoner and
, ..... k.uii.i ,,,,1 LOllllllUU IUC Ill.C
ing and Confectionary business at the old stand, nnd
solicits a continuance of public patrunagc
11. STONER,
J'. FOX.
nioontsburg, January I, 1601. '
IMPORT A N T !
TO those whose Subscriptions arc unpaid tnthe fund
ef the "IKON GUARDS," that tha Subscription paper
will be placed in thu hands of Esquire Ch'inbcrllu on
th "f" day of Januury next -mid allpersoiis in arrears
v, in u wuueu upon oy twonsiauie itou.
Uy order of the
Committee.
WM,
nioorpsburg, Do;. 25, IStil-tf.
NEAL, T.-eajurer.
NOTICE.
Office of the Lackawanna k UlajnisLurcS. R.Co., I
Kisusto's, Pa., Dec. 23, IcOI. i
I HE annual .Meeting of the Stockholders of this com
I pauy w ill be held at tlio "Kingston House" iics.lhe
Depot ou onilay ihe 13th day uf January between the
hours of 12 o'clotk noon unci 5 o'clock r. !., for the pur
posa of electing
A pft sident) and twelve Directors,
to serve for en.uing year,
by order of the Board.
P. PE1TECONC. Treas.
Dec. 2. 1801.
rBMIE PENNSYLVANIA HOTEL,
UAXV1LLK. MO.VTOVlt COUATV, P.I.
Entertainment for Man and lleast, in good style
and at moderate rates.
OEOKGE W. FREEZE, FroPrictor.
DacviileMaic'i, leiij.
GILL & PAUL,
Gcueral Cuuimissioii nivixliants,
DEALERS IN
Fish, Provisions, riocr, Iluaer, Cheese, Oils, Dried
Truits, Grain, Sccdu, Deans, Whiskey, Wcc, '
Country Produce and 3Ierchanaise
geuerally. No. 31 North Wuarves, Puil .DEtrniA,
r'nn ai.i, , ,lfc of I'r.tvisinnu. l'lnus nnil f-n,,n,s '
Produc solicited, and returns promptly made. Cash
advanced when desir-d.
ORDERS for all kinds of rish, Provisions, Flour,
Dried Fruits. &c filled el Uifi lowest Cash Prices.
August 4, IrOU -l'.'m.
CHEAP MILITARY CAPS !
MILITARY CAPS, of every sort, size and quality,
for ala cheap at tha moomshurl Hat it Cap Emporium.
AIso-Groceries, Confectioneries ICijrars, kc.
JOHN i:. GIRTON.
liloomsburg, Sept. 14, 1601.
E W STORE.
IVllOLnS-iLR .1X1) r.CTJll
Hivir &m (S&!? siroi!E
Thu undersliniei :esnrtfullv informn If if rlllr.ctiu of
nioomsimrg. nud the public in general, that ho has pur
chased tho Xr.lf IMP ST01i:, in the white frame stare
house, on .Main Struct, nearly opponto the Exchange
jiiilJiims. whero' 1m has Jutt received a splendid an
nulment ef
CITY HATS AND QAPS,
Oirect from the Mnnufictnries, of all kinds, styles, sorts
audsiz"s, latest fashions, which he oilers wholesale nud
retail, ntvery low priest.
'.3" These Goods will be sold at very loivprlcca lor
Ready Pay.
JOHN K CHITON.
Illoonuburg. October 27, 16C0,
(Or JERSEYTOWN.)
THE subscriber would respcctfiillyapprize bis friendi
ar.d the public generally, that he has opened
A EW Ml
I'nder tho tbovo name, in Jerseytnwn, Columbia coun
ty, pa., where ho is fully prepared to entertain the
traveling roinn,ut,.(ty totlcnerul satiiifactlon. His TA
II 1. 1', and IIAR.arn ..veil supplied anu will bo carefully
superintended. And his Sl'UHJ'. is ample and weil
stocked, in rhnrcu of careful irooms, will always I c
prnperlv alteiided.
i " He invites a share of the public custom, and
pledges his bcstUfurts, to help, his guests feel at home
SAMUEL RI.MHY.
Jcrssytovvn, May 11, lcf,l-3m.
Look to your Interests !
FRESH ARRIVAL
OP
" FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
AT
lat I ami Winter iooils,
purcliased nt Philadelphia, at the lowest figure, and
whiih they aro determined to sell ou as moderate terms
nsenn bu procured elsewhere in ulootuiburif. Their
stoik rompri.'s
lauii:' out- s noons,
of clioie8t si) lei and latest fashion.
DRY atltlDS, AXJi HHQCK1UES,
ii e nun' i nr. uunrxmiti:,
ce.UJiH w.iitK, mu.unr w(e
mox, x.M.s, hoots j- siiot.s
liaTS et C.1PS. tve , e tee-..
i TV?.
In st, irt everything usually kept in reuntry fitnrci ;
to vvhb Ii they liivite the iublir genrrallv,
Thu Hlghe.t prim paid fur country produce.
MILLER t EYER.
liloomsburg. -May It, If Cl.
HOUSE FOR SALE.
A moveable Frame Hocse, will be sold cheap, on ap
plication to the undr.ijatd,
I RVl L TATE.
Ploomsburg July 13, IMI
rpUIJ,, AVKEKLY'. J,Q,nRNAL 0F
JL tftniMiffiois. V
vj oVn sutisontufjis.
The annrnarhlnii NivvYiufr is a mod time fort'
nowlng tubsrriiili'ilfs'ii'ii I IrrrrialdHttu'CttcVUHon to
tho Jnurniil rciiii,iur e. V6nd Jr.tra ourselvestothe
old nud, rs if tin papr, with entire confidence in their
vvllllugn is to ul us, ami tn extend the Influence ef
th intiii. i inns -ivvtlvr p inrlpl .1 nd morals which
have hllh rtoch.ir ct.rli n an.i wlir hereafter chine
t. rlz this paper. Evikt Betnt.B n to tho Jburml of
Coiihik rr might l n ft -nt ivico to these principles,
rt ii ci sir, nttu -a us In our ability to support and circu
lat tin in, by a lit-j tis tha nam) of at lc&itone new
subrcrlb r iu his town.
I'i'votbd (Irmly u. ne have hien tn our country'! In
ter. sts ami Lav ' mg b.-i n call -d "Union Bavcri'' ai a
t mi of r proii'li v!' mi I sh II bj the firm uphold,
ors cf
T'lU I'NI iV AND THE CO.V.-'TtTOTIOM
opposing wllhh irt no I p o everv ninl,3outh or North
who 1-nn eu mytieither l.ieiy form of ui orgsnlia
Hon and revolution win frid n t- uilyifor the combat. -Among
the furs o th 1 Am. rlcnu Union it.il American
principles, we rank side by side, " . ,i
AltOLtTIONIS.M AMI S.-CE-Stp.VISM
and we propose with nil ur strmcth to defend the n
ttr.n against the nttucks of noth,
Wc belong to no political pirty. owe obligations to tin
government or party patroiiag -,b.it retain in all rispecli
our indepctiilciit rightto uphold the good while no op
pose the bad, of whatever ftaiae.
We are firm defenders or
ciiuisri anitY AND CHRISTIAN MORALITY.
In public and private Lf. Without publishing a relig
ious newspaper, nr'maklng an'y pr lelices to rellgloui
rharnct -r, wu .ball b" f iuii-1 her ultar. what wo-bave
heratofurJ baeu, the only ai'y newspaper in New York
w hich is conduct "I with conl'teirt r.trgr l tn tho sentt'-1
inenti of Cliristla I people. Wu do no work on tho Sab
bath, and wo 'iro abl to is-u. as good u daily paper on
Monday morning as any office which vloalalcs the day
of rest.
For the good Influence of thJ Journal of Commcrro In
the nation, vve radr to tlu r cord of tlu pa-t. In timea
of trial It is our nlui tocucoura e, in times of doubt to
cheer, In times ofi-xcitemcnt, to calm the mind,
Tho Journal of Commerce is the
Btst o mm i! rein-1 per in Alurrica.
The merchant! the farmer, the mechanic, the profcs'i-
ta man, in snort every newspap r reader will And it
.,,,,a ,.. i,i. .. ...... ,i. ... u -j
in i, ti i... r.... -r' IV. ?.
tubllshmont.'the growth iu" nearly fdrty years, Inclucling
conesnondence in all pads of tf w ofld, 'ts egraphi!'
r,,,orli frum ,he .hotL, tff tha Atlantic and the Pwiflt;
mirk, t nud moncv fewe full nrruui i. of ihl tr., . rJn.
r?oiH aciuatloii ru
' h si, if he cmwuf tit'Ss Ef orlcei fo Slsr?.
ntid domcitic a orprlen. roreigi?
a"J domestic , a can r, lly Prcparotl
altogether enable us toTurnlih a vvockly paper w hich
will nbundantly satLfy tha wants of every man, what'
ev er ins iiupioymeni. .oiwiinstatiiiing the cnormojs
I expenses made necessary by thase arrangenunts, vt
lite able to publish .
I THE CHEAPEST WEEKLY PAPEP,
In New York or America.
country's alfalrs, to aid in giving Increased circulation'
to tit- priuiipUa of tlu Journal of Commerca. W
do n tsupposu vvj have onj 'r.'a ler who could not If ha
vv ill, take the opportunity, sehd ua thj natuca of friundg
to swell our liat. , i .
may be crgar.itcd tn communities with great advantcM
'PI,,. nrfl.nt Iho K.w .....1.... . .j. ...v.i.Tsai
- "i'i - isuuli. ,1, me iiruguincririi oi our
The terms on vvhb li we can
j'ii-ov-.i, ur n.s, .vs. puini- i i iinjir cuiiiiiiviicciueiii
furntih the paper are as
follow :
To companies taking
20 copies or uovvards
13 copies ' - .
cl copies ....
4 copies ....
3 copies ....
Under 3 conies . . ,
ONE DOLLAR, each-
nrTES.S DOLLARS.
TAN "
SIX "
rive "
two each.
"llie papers win be addressed to different persons at
the same Po-t OlHce, if desired except in the case of
dubsof 13 or more copies, which will bo mailed to one'
iddrcss.
to' Specimens cent gratis.
IE" .id dries fditors of the Journal ef Commerce, Xi,
21 ll'oH street. At leil.
PRIME, STONE, HALE & IIALLOCK,
Editors and Proprietors.
Dee. 21, 18BI.
I'attauissa flaij lload.
VASS RUPERT STATION.
SOUTHWARD HOUND TWAINS.
rhlladclphia'4; N. Y. Mail 1 10.35 A. M.
" Expr'oso 12.33 A. M
NORTHWARD HOUND TSAINS' '
Elmira Mali 3.11 P. M
Niagra Express 10.13 P. M
Lackawanna & Dhiiiiusburg Railroad
OX AND AFTI R NOV EM. 23, ISCl.' PACSENOEB
TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS:
MOVING SOUTH.
Freight
Pctsenrer. raseeneer.
Iaiave Sc. anion.
Kincstnn 6.30 13.1 J P
" Honmsburg
" Rupert,
" Danville,
Arrive at Nort'Jumbetland,
8.32
0.46
9 IS
10.00
MOVING
NORTH
Leave Northumberland,
" Danville,
" Rupert,
" lt'.ooiiisbtirg
Kingston,
Arrive ct Summon,
4.30 P. M.
3.10
3.45
5.37-
ROOLeave
9.00 P. M,
LIS P. HCi
3.40 '
A Passenger Train also leaves Kincston at 8.3 OA. K
for Scraiitou. In connect Willi train for New York, Ue
tiirnin.'. le ives S 'ronton on arrival of Train from New
Yom at 4.15 P. M.
Th - l.ark.ivvauna and lllnom'biirg Railroad connects
with th Delaware. Lackawanna and Western Railroad
at cranto'i, for New York and intermediate points east
At Rupert it connect- with tho CattawissaRai road.fot
points both en. i and west.
At Northumberland It connects with the Philadelphia.
Sc. Er,tB. It.ai'.JN C P.. R. fur points west and inuthl
JOHN P. ILSLEY, Suft
3 C. Wells. f?ca7 Ticket JterJ'
Nov. 30, 13 lil.
3LO S
Printer, RooUbStiilcr
& Claulibook
M A N UFACTVRER :
- srl 1-
Wiiolei.le and Retail Ficaler in
PRINTING. WRITING AND WRAPPING PATERS.
AOEST TOR THE CATAWIISA PATER MILLS.
Main Struct, first dnorb low th - Public Spusre,
WILKESBARRE, PA.
Nov, 53, lBOi-lW. " '
W. Willi JijbU.
NOW occupies the room up stairs in front in Mr.
Unangst's brick building, on .Main Street below the
American House. A most convenient office ; whero he
will be happy at all times to sec his fri.-e.ds and clients,
liloomsburg, Nov. I), leiil. 3m.
NEW BUSINESS FIRM.
THE undersigned respectfully inform their friends
and tha public generally, that they have entered in
to cn partnership, under the name, style and firm ef
.Mil, LEU l.VEK iu the
'Eerc.iiiijiitc ffiiiMJicss,
In the "Old Arcade,"in Hloonisburg, Columbia co.,
vhero they intend carr ying on the business of cini.
rai, Mlrcuindiziiio, fit all its diversified bramhea and
departments,, audio whitli'they inWlu an extension cf
the public patronugc.
H. II MILLER,
FRED'K C. EVER,
Uioom.burg.Mayll, lFOL-tf.
KltlSjllJlCTIl e5l I'UCriiPRD.
VlioL.'lSA'LE ' '
T .0 B A 0 C O DEALER?
JUji.lOS.NOKTIl TIIIRJJ STREET
Five doori below Rare. '
PIIILADEI.PIIU
ADMINISTIIATOR'S N0Tl,CE.
Estate of George Hartrnan, deceased.
XJOTICL is hereby Riven that letters of Administration
l on the estate of George llnitiuan, late of lleiitou twp,
Columbia county, decease, I, havo been granted by theRcg.
i.terof .aid County to George M, llajiuian, who retidei
iu the same township. Ad persona having claims or de
mnndaacunstthe uetjto of tho deicdent are requested
to pre jeii'. them for s'ttlciueut, and those indebted tu
maku patueut without delay.
GEORGE JL IIART.M AN,
Oct. 13, ltOl-f t. Adm'r.
H,iii.,!i Wholesale .mil Ketail.
"Small Prohts Attn Quick S.les.''
410 Atch St., Utteecn Vh .y li'h south side,
PHILADELPHIA.
Mantlei, Capes. Half Capes. Victories, Muffs. Cuffs,
manufactured of tho best ic ricifest Skins of Mink Sable,
Stone Marten, Chinchilla, Siberian Squirrel, Fit, h, Er
mine, etc Furs altered Into Itt present fashions.
VjT No business transacted 'on Saturdays,
The highest prlcei paid for Mink, Fox, Coon, Muik.
rata etc. skino.
Nov. 10, 1S0L 3m.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
A large new COOKING STOVE, his been treiipiii.
im on th premise! of the undersigned, In Centra
township for several years past and a it Is likely lo
remain unclaimed, Ihe owner Or owners of said Stray
Move, are requeued o pay charges, and lake it away
or il will be disposed cf as the Act of Anenbljr pit
vidti In all such eases.
II. A UWKrEMiiliCH
CeEWt t.j, Oct U, 1WI ' 5t