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COLUMBIA DBHOORAT.
Jplui U. Freeze, Local Editor,
SATURDAY MORHIIIO, MAIKJII 29, 1882.
miwr.iiiu'u Jrs'ij.uiwiji.,F,t3ajii m..Tcini
jy- A, counterfeit C3 note on tho Dluo Hill Dank,
Mill, In circulation,
:oi
(Counterfeit ones on tlio runners' Bonk of Head-
hays, mada thslr appearance.
:o:
HrSomo very nppoalta poetical reflection! will bo
found on tho outside of our paper.
. 101 '
tT7"Tlio Farmers' nnd Mechanic's Dank ofllniton.has
IfiueJnW rivc and Tens. Tho plates aro said to bo
ery?protty.
-!o:-
EJVo call attention to tho vory nblo (pocch of Hon,
Chntics1? Ulddlo uiclnbr of Coiisrcsa from I'hll Jllolpbla
ii published on tho first page.
'W !0!
JtTlFerionj arc liorcby notified tint they must Immo.
dlatclyprocnro, fllo and advcrtlso their Petitions fur
.TavPiVLUefuas. No time Is to bo lost. The law Is
Imperative
m :oi-
Mh rebel SllJell Is rusticating at tho "top of lha
liCflpJTri Tarls, and Mason has had an introduction to
tha British Parliament through tha member from Gal
warMr, Gregory
,tCncnnct,of the Herald, In vlovr of tho tax onncvvj
papers, suggests to tho publishers of tho World, Tri
ilinerind 7VnM--aIl abolition papers published In New
Yotk'litoconsolidato their thrco establishments under
hslltlB of "tho World, tho Plosh, and tho Devil."
a
. :o:
'ffS-.Amongtho nngllsh pensions granted during tho
!ast'tvll vear. were. Ally pounds to n daughter of
DouoFass Jerrold: ono hundred pounds to two sisters of ,
thallato Mrs. Jameson i ono hundred pounds to Miss !
.i..i..rr.i,n r,M , nml itiw t.oiindu
"""""-J i u....,. f .... , ,
toibo widow
itenfrej.
of the lato ccKbratcd botanist, Prof,
:o:-
JET We obiorvc that our old friend A. W. llate(r.an,
Ese5 has takfn charge of tho "Houtheni iligtsi" uelAlr,
Harford Co, Maryland. In his salutatory ho says :
'Politically, we hold with Ihe doctrines of tho Demo
' cratlc pariv, believing now, a wo h.uo over dona that
n lnn,.i Ailiniiilflrntlon of tho (inverlimelit, unon tho i
principles of that party, aro tho surett guarantee of our
prosperity and success as a nation.
Oodey's Lady's Book for April la fully equal to
"its former issues, and that is about thu highest pral'5
,'wexan bestow. It lias In many respects, become a
household necessity, much the e.nuo asn baby, and can't
riioffine without, Comes somcuhat oftcner s alwayo
'.welcoma, and is Just as necessary to keep pcaco in the
-fsmlly.
:o:
"jjlO" A correspondent of tho London 7'ir, speaking
pfbdul Mcdjld, pays that Is n matter if history that n
Bultau of tho Oitoi.iati rnco has beni legally married
'icotha dayscf Ilajuzot tho Great. On his capture
'Jbyrlmur, after tho battle of Angora, tho Sultana was
.treated with gross insult, and to guard against tho shad
yffif a chance of such ndUgraco rciurriug. :)5 inmate
of.tho seraglio lias for mora than 403 years been a legit.
imafe wlfo, according toMussolman luw.
:o:-
Spurlus Bills. Bank of CmtforJCoimty.Mi'al.
JvlUiTpa. lOaltiitcd.fromSs-vigni'lte, buck and flvo
'JdeMjUnder a tree! Ismalo and chickenj on right.
JjiSiiank of Damillo, Pa Is, spurious -M'gnotto, nn en
'gljpojsed on frnme, man each oido j brig and Ion right'
'female fording wigle cn loft.
jgSEoj'umbiu Bank, Pa.ls, nltcred-vlgnctto nn cagls
5pol8cd on a shield, car s, &c; untight ond, a girl glean
iigsnd figure lj uu left fHinalo seated near grain, liold
"'Snjjncald,aiid stais nnd stripes.
;W :o:
JA-With every issue of a Piiiii inorthly Detector
froinja doien to twonty now louiitcrfoits aro added to
tlwnlreaJy i-nnrinotis lit. This is tlio Itarvoft of those
acswjdrols i and than l.'gislallvo boilisswho have au
,'tliprhcil thu isauo ofsmall iiuteh have playeil into the
hands of the conntcu. iter. Oiif, mo and .aioo years
ngoygolu and sliver were plenty. Who toes c gold iiol
larnowf whore is it? not luteii but hoarded ; whilo
tho people are curbed with currency iiivdo of rags ami
paper and proml.c-j to pay. No more Benton Mint
Drops no more democrutiu currency i but government
' inSlieoplc told toths doinon of pap'-r Money. O tern-
puril'O nurvi'
p'Jml't;
X
'S' 'r,uc,,I s't'tjgla la onco begun, nnd tliacltizcns
'ofonc reciion oftbo country aia arrayed inarmsaguinet
, Jbosc of the othsr.in doubtful t.ouiliet,let the battle result
ailt'nsy, there ttlll bo nn end of tho Union, and with it
f'' U' ''0i'c of rrctJ,lln' 'rh victory of tho in-
jureit -would not ntcuro to thiin tho blos.tngs of Libtrtv:
-It nniild avenge their wrongs, but lin y would tlicuikclves
sSr in the lomn.on ruin. Tho Cuustitutlon cannot bo
-r-Ti , , . , .
. tniaintained, nor tin Union preserved, in opposition to
public feeling by the morn cotrcive powers confided to
,75ovcrniuont.''--.J;t,jrcia Jzcksoh, in Ml Vertical
Sir"" "
l!C5" Those Xaii'as "Freedom Shrickcrs" aro a sweet
eftojtJo. o. patriots. Chiirlos Rolinton, tho Cover
'nor.of that sovereignty of negro worshipners. has lust
frJeenJnipsached by thu State Assembly, on chargo of
JIdi Lano nnd Gov. Robinson and this impeachment bus.
incis la tlio work oT the former. Kansas seems tube I
hopelessly given up to tho sway of thoco two factions,
Agood "portion of nil that is diahouest, disgiuting mid
viloThai scttlad in that miserable abortion of a State.
Itstwo1 doughty Generals, Lauc and Pomeroy, are fit
representatives of such u soveroignty in thu rodcral
SenatcJOsMdiA Courier.
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Wt-t)-
jgTho Tourth No, of "The riillobaiion" is received
.but tno 2d. and 3d Nos. liavo strayed beyond our reach.
VVesh'all bo greatly obliged for duplicates. Wo earnest
ly advise all lovers of books, all hunters ufler rarecuri
ousBions, all who can enjoy n literary anocdoto, all
whpare curious us to the origin and other urcaua of
boWmaklng.nll who relish tho titbits of tho lives of
distinguished literary men mid womeu.a'l who aro dc
sirqujof seeing, who in the world of letters stole from
w;honiwbat Pope filched from somo fmguttcii scribbler
and made, Ills own and hundreds of olhor iuoer things
slii tljo'ilierary world, to gtttho "Phllobilillon." S-'.uu
yearGeo. P. Plillcs U Co 51 Nassau Street, N: Y.
:o:
K75coVrcsponi!ent of (he Piitfburg "Garetto"gives
til! fultowlm; remedv I'nr Dlnlherla a diseasa nlilrh.wa
hstas w
rcgrcfJcTlearii, prevails to n considerable extent in somo
'porlloiigoftlte County;
"t noVico.ln tho "Evening Gazette," of Tib I3lh,
salt recommended fordlsoases of the throat, &c. Tor
thasakoof suffering liuuianity.I tend youth.) following
prescription ror the cure of Jjipthcria, which I have not
known lo fall in u single case:
' .On the first symptoms of thediseuse, to wit. bead
ncli7ffT8r,soreiiebS and onlargsinent of tho glands.tc.,
take a full dose uf castor oil, ur any good pills jGjrglo
tli lUro'atf freiucnlly w.th strong salt water! keep it
small Plejeo of gum camphor In the mouth put a tea
spoonfulf the best English carbonate ofsmla in a small
turubler.fullof soft water, uud when well dlssnlved.tako
'a tea-spoonful every hour i keep tho bonds healthy by
repeatlnj! portions of light purgatives."
M.C.O0MU.M.U.
B7" Mrsilaria E. Ilornbcck, widow of the l;to Hon.
John W.''Hornbeik, and who has held Iho position of
Postjlistres s nt Allentow'ii, wubellcvo, under several
administrations, has been removod. ami Tilfrtnnait
'Gooojfpreient County Superintendent of Common
Bcjjtwltjfjofi, Lclilgli County, appolntod in her place.
MrsJJlernJicck Is n crippled and very deserving lady wo
Jari tnldhq depend edupon the profits of her ollko for
upeorUKjVe are aware that Allciitown contains some
"raoan fcllowsbutdld ot suppose that they would bo
jUr.gallout,nnil heartless enough to assist In bringing
bout sjlcb u d "npllation. .'10 democrat says tha'
PjeridenTilncoln told Mrs. Ili at a personal interview
'lat"ptlnji "that she should return homo and rest as"
"surodlliat ilio would not bo rdmoyed-that women
"were nopji' U.elana that ho remembered her do .s-"o-l
huj!bi!jl w H tho ocitirrcnco of his dentil, etc.,
and.jbjUio coimldcrcd.it very small business for poll.
I'Uflaus to aik her removal " Lincoln nnd Ilornbcck
Congress together, and were then members of
ins sasMvarty
RM!
.ronoeryoiiiiobiaioiiiiids. une aerrotary of Slate and rn friv,V7?rJ KWrnrf.. ,-rjv fiM fl n
.thtrvudltornrenuo under Imjeachn.ent for the same J . ,-1? V JA'f'r,
cTfmeB A deadly foud cxUts between the par.Uuna of Bl ,?MM.eM
MAllllIAGES
On lha 5tlt lust., bv llev Franklin Ocarlinrt. Mr.
LtovnT. Siiarplus of Bloomiburi, to Mils Mittic V,
WAooxitLttn, of ScHnigrove,
On tho 4th Inst., by tho same, Mr, Vt. Trpn, to Mill
Ermku OREiiriAcit, both of Columbia county
In lilooinilmrfj by llcv. J. R, Pimm on tho 13th Inst.,
Mr. W. II. 'Iudpj of Plilckililany, l.ujcrno co, to Allss
Minata llAOiAxof this place,
Also by tho iamo on tho ICtli lint,, Mr. Joim IIirrtN
stric to Miss Mary Uatiumhe MeucK all of Ml Pleas
ant Col, co., Pa
On IhePth Inst., atTcvvnhlll, by UcV. II Wadsvvorth,
Mr. GeohueW Iritm, of Fnlrmount, to Miss Jam!
VotiNd of Huntlugdoii, Luzerne county Pa.
DEATHS.
In Pino township, Columbia co., on tho 13th Inst., Jlto.
CuAiMono, aged 20 years and 4 months.
In Espy, on Saturday, tho Eth Inst., Mr, Crnvs Bartox
aged about GO years.
In Shamoklti.mi tin Cth Init., Mrs, LtcmnA 11. Yooko
ivifiofj, Wclmer Young, formerly of this place, aged
) y'.ir, 3 nionlhs and 2J days. Blio was Interred at
the cemetery at this place.
REVIEW OF THE MARKET.
corrected weekly.
WHEAT.
HYI.
COltN(old)
conNiiiow)
oats;.....
buckwheat..
Si laici.ovunsEED.
i $4 so
. 14
M
. 12
HI
. 50
HU'lTKIl .
)(i(JH
50 TALLOW..
LAUD.
POTATO 133 .
RECEIPTS FOR FEBRUARY
SO THE
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
Tho follovving aro tho receipts tq tho office
of tho OoiiUMMA Democrat, during
tho mouth of February, 1802 :
Columbia Coutitv. C12 SO.John ilruner.
75
143
50
03
1 00
4 81
10 (10
Mward llartmau.
.1 4i win. euaiK'r,
!i SU A. I Crawford,
1 10.Pi.tor Uriiglcr,
2 OOSamuel llrugler,
1 50 1'red'k. Egmiot,
4 UOlColumbia Uoumy,
tfmuutl Preas,
Henry U. lin'orr,
Lambert Porslng,
Charles Michael,
Ji'Se Coleman,
r.li Ilovart.
I wifiumiii iioimey,
1 70 Hon. Anrnn Hess,
1 Mtoil. i. V. Ureswcll,
1 WiJackson Cuorgo.
1 SOjllilw. It. Albertson,
4 Od iieg, k Hoc. Oilicu
5 Ui) Isaac M Wilklson,
1 damucl Stctler,
'J 511 r.linn llirtcrlck. Esn..
1 00
N.'illian Domboy,
1 75
Thohias Dallinmi.
4 (10
'.cbiilon S. Koliblns
Lnmqii. I.sq.
iioijcii ii. Artnur,
10
Hon, Clou, ii, Tutton,
2 00
C, rronctloltl, M. L).
1
1'ower & l.ono,
S ua
2 oo
1 12
lion. J. Honrv Askliu, 1 Uil'jnliti O. Uuick,
Kicluii.Ui.ii J,. Wtlulit, 4 iKl.iliruiu lliltenliuiiiler.
Jacob DclMOtt, Est.
75 tl. V. ArnmtrollL'
1 S5
J oil li j, BiinriK,
1'roderick Dorr,
1 1 it v I il Brown, Jr ,
II. I). Ilitti;il)cnder,
Eur Laubach,
2 3 Uat. ofUuo. P. Miller,
1 75'Hvid Jones,
1 5o;jolip Kruslcr,
il 50 fleo. I,. Sboomaker,
1 5U'Jo;iah I'urmiiu, Es.
1
1 73
1 31
50
5 00
(J 1 1 a r I c a Klingmau,
JJciv SisJuciliscmcnis.
WE M BHJ&
jXcittly, cheaply and cxpsditwitiiy prin
ted at the office of the
Oolumria Democrat.
NOTICE.
NOTICr, is hereby given that Lafnyrttn Erwin, con
vine. I nt iha Inut Pobruarr SseFinnof Co'.uinbiu county
of iliaaniv on which Conviction ho win sentenced to Ilia
i:.istnrii IVnilcnnlirv for t tit! term nf thirteen mouths.
Iiilmxt. ,n ,.il',. nn .'innllriitlnn tn Ilia r.I,llonfV tho
f?..t.rtpnrip ATtlin f -,!-,, n, in tvonltli Imp n n.iril.ill
EAt'AYElTE ERWIN.
March 22, 1S05. 2w.
NOTICE.
A T.T. Itnranun t,linvllir. tllptllMOlvf.A Itidflitcil tn the nn
JA (Icrsigncd on book account or otlicrwisc, aro licrtby
nullum to come ami scuic h i ny mo isi "i .inrn, icuj,
or tni'ir accounts ill be put in tho bauds of proper oOl
cers lor tollectlou. 1 miiit nuvu my accounts sciucu
Mill Creek Woolen 1'actory. 1
Mount Pleasant, March 13, ltUJ-3'..
OEOBOE VANCE
ADM INISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of Samuel Siu!lsy deceased.
iYlOTICEis herchygivonthatlettcriofadmliiiftratiou
LN on tho cstntu ot bnniuol Him tz, lato ol bucar
loaf township, i.'nliimliin rounty, dcreasi'd, havo boon
crantcd hv tho Bcistur ofaaid onunlv to tlio undersiu'ii-
i oil, who rosiiios in llontou tiiwiirhiii I oluii.liin co. All
' persons Laving claims or demands ngaimtth'i Oit.Tt : of
, tuu iiocoiiout aro rCM'Ji'blou to iiret-cni lusiii nr m-iiic-
i mont, and thuru indobtil to mako liuymont without ilu
lav. t..-iiui.i u. anui.i.
I .March 15, 1802-Ct. Mu'r,
ADMIMSTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of William Mis, deceased.
7C OTICE is hereby givrn that litters of ailuiinist.a
1 turn on tlio estate uf William Ellis.lato of Madison
towiuliip, Columbia county, ilocoascd huvo Imth
graiitid liy ilui Itcgisturof said county to Andrew Ellis
of .Mo'ituur (.'utility, and John D. Ell is of Columbia coun
ty ; nil permits having claims or demands nguinttthe
rstato of tlio tli'coit-nt arc ro'iurcted tn present tjiein
fur settlement, and tboso iudcltod to make payment
without delay.
ANllltEW ELLIS.
JOHN D.El.Lla.
5Iarrh 15, 1?C2.C: Mmr's.
tliuico VvgLtablo ticpils by illail
21) Varli ties for ft I CO I Our
, 13 Vurietjo" for i'-' OD J Solection
, w l5 "-', l''osu w .? rc;-,!'1'' ul " ,l,,s,I;"'?a
opportunity to tool tho ouality ol our lexetublcbeeJj,
v. huh no uro conl. lent Will roniiuiu faiorablv Willi
' any oll'.rud in this' countiy, wo irtv" propaicd small
' I'?1 kl;t9' "hichv.ill bo sent by ii.ail pSt-i,aid, at the
, tdiovo prices. Ncuc but tlio most Uesirablo vuiuttes
will no included.
To frritnt ulsupiioiiHuicnt, nt tcish it dhliiittly !!
dcrstood that rim, Jleins und CVrn are vot included in
tho J.sii rachoitei, on uceoaniof their iceight.
A. IIOllNEMANl
Voruailles, Woodford Co., Ky,
Bj- Send for a Description Catalogue.
March 13, ldW.-3m.
tliu fullowini; nrices:
Id varieties selcetod from those priced at Scents
per paper SO 50
21 varieties selected fiom thosonrlccd at 10 cents
per paper 1 00
5 varieties selected from thoso priced at 10 cents
per pspor 0 50
12 varieties selected from thoso nriced at 10 cents
per paiier 1 00
2 varieties selected from those priced at 23 cents
per paper 0 30
5 varieties selected fiumjthoso priced nt 25 cents
per paper 1 00
. COLLECTIONS OP Pl.OWEIt SEED3.
Persons desiiing us to mnku their selection,, may rc-
iy u(H'ii unr pruning ouiy lliiisu tvui'iinn roau iiiost
sliony and dvsliuble, mid of easy cultivation, Wo lu.
Hove that our cxporlcuce will onahle us to mako selec
Hons, largo or small, that cannot fall lu givu entire sat
lsiactiuu.
100 Packets Annuals, Biennials and Perennials,
fovorlto kinds $5 00
50 Packets Annuals, Biennials and Perennials,
favorite kinds 2 50
23 Packets Annuals, best ossc-rfed 1 00
11 Packets Annuals, best assorted 50
20 Packets, New and Bare Annuals 2 00
Cholcu Collection nf Ornamental Grasses 1 Co
" '" ufl'.virliuting Plowcrs 100
" " of Alpino or Hock Plants 1 00
" " Climbing Plants, Annual and
Perennial 1 00
Choiou Collection of Greenhouse Plant Sceib 2 00
" " Ornamental Leaved Plants 100
A.illOUNEMAN.
Florist k Clecdinan. Vors.iillcs WVodford Co.. Kv.
U Box Ell:
IT Send for n ilescriptivo Cutaloguo.
March 15, ltftW. 3ni. '
WANTED.
At McCov'aStoroln Jcrscvtotvn for Fortress Monroe
Livo Calve, at Itcts per pound, on Monday's ; mid drc;
sod Poultry nt 7 & rt 1 ts. Live Poultry at 0 k "rts j good
fresh Putter at rt cts. in small rolls of 2 to 3 lbs : Just
ror. from Philadelphia ami New York u largo assortment
U ail hllius 01 gouug. , guutt urtioio ut jiuj. itiuiabagu
at 00 cts, per gallon. Hw.
IIOUSE FOR SALI2.
Aninvcaldo I'kamk Hot'su, will be sold cheap, on ap
plication to the undrsigncd,
LP.VI L. TATE.
niooiaburg, July 13, 1(01,
Printer, JJookbimlcr & lilankbook
M AN U FACT U-R E R ;
WlIOLCSil-E AND IlETAlI. DEAIEB IN
PniNTI.N'G, WBITING AND WBAPriNG PArEBS.
AUtNT roil THE CATAWIISA PArEn MILLS,
Main Street, first doorbelnw the Public Bpuaro,
WILKESRARRE, PA.
Nov. 23, If 01-12111,
N OTIC K.
ALL persons knowing themselves in any wise In debt
cd to Iho subscriber ar hereby notified that all accounts
must be speeuiiy cioseu up, or in -y win ua put in urn
hands of proper officers for collection, I.mn. t have my
acrounls setiled, come forward, settle tipaudsuva cotts,
E. MBNPCNIIALL,
Jen 11, lCCC
To fXifroy Rats, Roaches, kc.
' Destroy Mice, Moles, and Ants
To Destroy llcd-llngs.
To Dettroy MntlHln Purs, Cloths, lit.
To Destroy- Mosquitoes and Fleas.
To Destroy Insects on Plants and fowls.
To Desr'oy Insects on Animals, kv
7b Dettroy Every form nnd species Or Vermin.
TIIU
"ONLY INPALLIBLH REMEDIES KNOWN."
Ccstroyca Instantly
EVE11Y FORM AND SPECIES OF
Those Preparations (unlike all others) .no
"1'rco from Poisons."
"Not dangerous to the human family."
"Ratsdonot tlio on the premises."
"They como out of their holm to die."
"They aro the only lufnlllublo remodies known."
"i years and iiK.ru established in Now York City."
t7ev. by tho Cily Post Oltico.
litJ by tlio City I'rUuiis and ftatlon IIojsob.
UScJ by lh City St.'aincrs, Ships, &c. I
Used by tlio City Ho'pltnls, .Miim-lloiitcs, fee.
Used by the City IIutels-'Astor'-'SL Nlcholas,'&c.
Ustd by tlio Hoarding House, Ate. &r.
Used by mora than OJ.OJU rrlvtts Fmnilji-s.
Uy Seo ono or two Hpcimuiis ofwh.it is everywhere
sajd'ly thu paopla Editors Donlers, &c.
HOUHEiniEPEUS-tronbled with vurmiii nuod ho so
no longer, If thoy its3 "CoJrAU's" Eilcriiiinutiirs, Wo
wo navn unon it to our satlsiaction, and irn uax costs
S' wo would linvo it, Wo liavo tried pt.lsous, but they
firctod nothing j but "CosrAn's" artldo' knocks tho
breath outof liitts, Mice, Uoachos, nml lJod-lliiga,iultk-or
than wo can writo il. It Is in great doiuniid'all over
tho country. .Vnlfna 0 llaxttte.
MORE flRAINand provisions aro destroy,! annually
in Oraut County by vermin, than would pay for tons of
.this Rnt nnd Insert Killer. Lancaster ttl'itAltcrrJd.
HENRY U. COtlTrtR W ore selling your prepara
tions rapidly. Wherever they have been used, Rats
Mice, Roaches and Vermin distippiar rapidly
Eciur. 4; SiocrrEn, Druggists, Windsor, Md.
"CpstarV Eat Hoaeh, k.o. Exterminator,
OoStar'B"
'CostarV Bcd-Bug Exterminator.
Costar's"
"Cottar's" Electric Powder, for Insects, t:e.
is 25c. ADe. and S 1 .till lioxis, lloaai.Ks Asn Uiasks,
$5 SUosfur I'lantatious, Ships, Boats, Hotels,
&c kc.
O AOTI ON II I To prevent tlio public from being iin
noiCd unon by Injurious and Highly PtruUiuus Imitation
n new label has b-en prepared, tearing u Jacjimile of
the Proprietor s signature. Lxamlito cucli hot, boillc,
nrflisk cnrel'ullv before purchasing, and taka nothing
but "COSTAR'S."
7" Stld Eectytch'rcby
All Wholusalo Druggists in the largo cities.
Jfoine of thu
Wholesale Asreuls iu Apw York ,:ilv,
Bit 0 lie 1 1 11 llrothcrs& Co
Harral, fiisloy k Kliclioit
Bush, Gnlo k Kobinsun
.11 Wurd,Cloo A; Co
McKisson k Itobbins
I) ri Itarnes k Co
l'CWulls&Uu
E:ir.ell,-,MarshfiCardiicr
Hall, Dixon 4c Co
11 A l'aliuestook, Hull Co
A I! U Sauda &Co
Wlu-tler k Hart
J.tlUOb .3 AbplUvVull.
Alnrgan k Allen
Hall, Kuckil&Co
Thiiiims Full jr
d oivis
( on rail l ux:
AND Ol'HLlW.
I'liilaili'liiliiii I'a
TWDyott&Co j Itobort Shoemaker fc Co
u .1 r.tnue.ioci; s co 1 renin, Kichards & Co
AND OTHEB3.
AND BY
Drug
Uts. Grocers, Storekeepers and Itotallers general
ly in all Country Towns V illages
in tha
AT
FA.
sold uy
r. M. Ma&enlnich
VsW
J. R, Moyer,
E. P. LutE.
And by the DrtiggMs, Ftorekecpotsnnd Rtlailarsgen-
coun try Dealers can order as not ro.
&c is d '."irml 'irr wim1 for I leW-M C
clvl ii reducetlV 1C0. Circular,
giving rCUUved l rices to
UJ'iUx 11 LOblAU. cructed, il frame House a now barn and outbiilldlngs.i
P tlncipal Depot No, 513 llrondvvayrOppositt the Et 1 The (.state of tho said John Uraham in the siid nrem
Nicholas Hotel. Nw York, , iies. JACOUEYBuLY,
March 15, IMi-Cm. ' I Bearlntcrnk, Fb, 15, l5J,-t Frath jr
Special Noticus.
$2JI EMPLOYMENT' t$75l
AOF.NTfl WANTPDI
Wo will pay from 82.1 tii$6 per month, mid hl expen
ses, tnartivo Agents, nr glvo a commission. Particulars
sonlfroo. Address llniu Hmvino MAcninic Company, 11,
JAMLH, Ocnernl Agent, Milan, Ohio.
Aug. II, 1601.-12U1,
Jt ABBIOMABIiB OLOT'llIIIC
run
FALL.
Tho old.catnbllshod '
WHITE HALL CLOTIIINO IlAZAAtl,
at tho southwest corner of
POOUTIl AND m'ABKET STltEETS.
Is now prepared with a
FULL STOCK OP FASHIONABLE BEADY MADE
CLOTIII(l I'OIt.I'ALL ANII WINI Ilit Wl.AIl.
nt prices which rhnlleitgn competition.
Particular nttejitlou given to Cu-tomcr Work, Ofllccrs J
Uniforms, also Hoina Ouarils' truite, tc.
WHITE II VLL CLOI'llINO BAZAAR.
" Houthtt est corner of
FOURTH AMD MARKET STREETS.
PETER 8. LEVICIf, Proprietor.
Wov. 16, 1601. (May 1, 18oi-12m )
Bv" THOMAS W. MATTSON, Recelv 1 tho PrlM
Mcilnl nt tho Woild's Pair In London 1M1, mr'J'llUNKS
CARPET BA(1H, Hoots, shoes and Uums. Croat Induce,
nipfits aro now nflVn-irtb purchasers of tho nliovo ortl
ties, litii Is much tho largest -.lock of trunks. Carpet
Dae, Vallces, tic, in nillaili'lihiii very Cheap lorrasn
No. 4Ui Jl.trKot titrect, ono door iioovo-4tn, awm txac
Uniformity of Prices I A Now feature In Business
Every ono Ln own Salesman 1 JONES CO. of tlio
Ciosont Ono Prlco Clothing Sfore, No. 104 Market strco-
aiiovo Bixtu, t'uiiaiicipuia.
In addition to' baying tho largest, most viu d and
faahlonnlilo stuck of Clothing in l'liiladclphia, liiai. . ex
pressly for r( tall sales,, liavo constituted every ono his
own salesman, hy having marked in figures, nn i.i h nr
tlclo nt tholvory liiwcrt price it can bo sold for oo they
cannot nos-ioiv varv n II must uuv allko.
i no goons aro wen spongcu nnu prepared, nnu great
pains taken with thu making sothat nil can buy ulllitl.o
full aisuiaurc of getting it good artlclo at tho very low
est t rice. Also, a largo stock of piece goods on hand, of
thu latent ttylo nnd best dualities, which will be Umdo
to order, lu mo mint fashionable und best manner, 25
per cent., below crcditprlccs,
Remember tko Crescent, lu Market, abovn sixth Street
Nj.SUi. JONl.S&CO.
MiUTAnvUKironMs There Is, perhaps, no depart
ment of military business in which thero Inis been "a
more marked improvement than in the clothing of sol
tllors. Not many years vincu oincers nml privatum wore
clad in gariiieiits which were almost nkiii-lfirltt. Tpoy
wore loitth'r stock", which wero worthy of tho nam'!, tor
they kept the wi 'ir r in trlbul.ttlnn j while lliolr pinlded
breasts uud tight sleeveB luadu volition n mattor ofgroat
illTiculiy. During tho prcMint war, such of ftur luu.
teers ns pro-'tire their iinifor.iis nt thu Brown Stono
Clothing nalloriliickbill k Wilson, Xo. lita anil 005
Clieslnut street, abnvo Sixth .'hlladelphla, obtain clo
thing that ic p 'rfictly easy, u!).-l;inll,il anil bocnmii.g.
Tho firm named have gnnu largely into the titisinc.su .f
making Military Clothing, nml their facilities eiiallo
them to fill' tl.u largest urdor in tho shortosl possUle
time.
Sept. 21, 1801
WAS WE-
Maple Sugar and Molasses, w allied at this cfllc.
Mso-llrnin, Prodiice,&c.,wblch"ur friends will oblige
its uy iiciivoriui; as utiuiti t.ir inu i.tiuiiy, iiiiiwiiusiuu,,
iug thu absence of thu Edilur. Keep tlio machine mov
ing. ...
March e, l:bj.
Boat asid Tcasjt for sale.
A Canal Boat with two Horses, and entire tlxturos.in
running order, will be sold low and on reasonable terms.
Apply to JOHN G. I'UEE.E.
uiuo,:isuurg, marcii e, icuj.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
THE undersigned, appointed an Auditor bv the Or
phan's Court of Columbia county to distribute the bal
ance in the hands of lioubcn Miller, Executor of John
Linden, Into uf llriarcreek Tuwiishin in the mid coiintv
decease J, to and umniig the creditors and others entitled
according to law; will moot the p.trtios lntcreiLid fur
the purpose of his appointment on Saturday, April 3th
leu., at 111s oiucu 111 inooiiisoiirg. ai iu o uocit, a, .VI.,
when and where all person shavlngrlatiu. are requested
to present lliein or ba forover debarred from coming in
tor u snare 01 saiu mnu,
JOHN G, rilECZE,
Bloom&biirg, March 3th 1EC2. jlvditor,
MAKRIAGE. ITS LOVES AND IIATP.P.
'ISwV sorrow and augers, liopes uud fears, rcgro's
"nu Joys; .vi.v.Niioiiu.nmv mat.nuvr restored!
tl:e nature, treatment and radical cure of sper'
matorrhwa nr seminal wmkness; involuntary imisa'
ions, sexual debility and Imucdiiuciits lo marriage Kru
orally ; nervotisiii3, rniisuuiptior,, fit, mci'tal and phv
:ical lucnpauiy, resulting irom Hl.l.," .Mll.'Hi;-uro lu,
ly explained iu the JIAliltlAGC UUIDE. by WM,
YOL'N(J,.VI. D. This most extraordinary book should
be iu tha bauds nf every young person- contemplating
marriage, and eevry man or woman who desires tu
Hunt the mi".l"r of their ofisnr 112 to their drouim tan
ces. Every pain, disease and ache incidental to joulh,
maturity and old ago, is fully explained ; every pn.-tlf la
of knutvlodge that uliould be known is hero given. IlitJ
full uf eugi.iv ins. lu fact, it discloses secrets that ev
ery 0110 should know ; still it is n book that must be
Uekod up. mid not lio about thu house It will hi cnt
tn any one on th re dpi of twenty live cunts in hpccla
or postage stamps. Address lilt. WM. VOI.'NG, No. I1G
Sl'KUCE Street, above Fourth. Philadelphia.
IL" AFFLICTED AND UM'OKTUNATE, no matter
what may to your disease, bufo.-i! you place yourself uu
dcr tho earn ouuy of the notorious fiiacA native or
fnriign win advertize in (bis or tiny other paper, gel
11 copy of Dr. Young's book, ncd rrcd it carefully. It
will be the means uf caving you many a dollar, your
health, and possibly your life.
Dlt, VOU.NO van be consulted cn any of the dleave
doatribed iu his publication, nt his oilicc, No. 410
HI'lttfCE Street, above Fourth, Fliiladclshm.
Ollice hours from Mto 3, daily.
March H, ldW Kin.
Public Sale
OF
VALUABLE REAL
E S TA TE,
IN VUrsucjice nf on order of the Orphans'
Court 0
1 omnium crmtiiy, on
Saturday the '20th day of Maich inst.,
at 10 o'eliKd: In the forenoon, Iteubcn l'ahringer and
Jonas IVilern.au Adiuiuistrators kc, of (Jcorgo Fetter
iii'tu H. n. 1 no of Locust township in s lid county, do
ceu.od, will expose to sale, by Public Vendue, upon the
promisee, a certain
3? R A S 5f 5? & A 'M
eitui.to in l.ocuil township adjoining lauds of John Bui
lig rfen'r. Mark Williams, Charles Pettcrmau, Michael
Dower, Mordecai Perry ilcceasod. Micliael tinj tier. Ceo,
IVttennan, Jr. Harinan Yost, 11. 11. Fox, Samuel Muurs
and others containing about
ONE 11UNDUED AND SIXTV-KEVEN ACHES,
about filty acres of which is woodland, whereon are
erected a
LrlUUIS PIIAUUS I)WKL!-It'G IIOHSIi,
BANK BAllN.CIDEll EOUaC, and other out BuilJings
and a largo
Apple Orchard.
Al30,ono other lot of land situate in samu tnwiisbir
ndiidnlui' lands of Bobort Wntklns, James Ht-kms""
Sainiiel Alcnrs and John Ueiubold, coiilauuiig twenty
llvu acres more or less all woodlind.
Late the Estate of said doconsed, situate in the town
ship of Locust und county aforesaid.
JACOB EYEItLY,
llloom.burg, March 8, 1802. Clerk.
Terms of Sale made known on day ofrkilo.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
11I."U of Iciac Wagner, deceased.
t OTICi: Is hereby given that letters of adiiunietra.
s lion on the Obtain of I,tau Wajnt r. lato of Hemlock
township, Columbia county, deceased, have boon grant-
ou uy tu-uoguier 01 sain couiiiy to ikuuc vvugucr ot
Hemlock township and Boiijaiulii Bomboy ol I'.looui
tawutliln Columbia co. All ncrsons havim.'
claims or demands against tho ettatc of tlio decendcut
ore roptestad to present them fur seltleinent, and those
tiidtuteii 10 uiaae payment wiinoui ueiay.
BENJAJI1V BOM HOY
lfl,AC WACNUIt
March 1, 16G3-CW. Aimr.
Opposite Ike Court Jfouseand ncit door to Democrat Office
Tho undersigned, respectfully informs his friends and
cusiomcrs tuui no uas upeneu
AXF.WBAllBER SHOP
la Court Home Alley, next door below the Office o'
the C iliitnbia Democrat, where he will be happy to vvai,
upon all customers, and from long experience aud itrie
attention to business, ho liopcsto merit and receive a
liberal sharo of fiublic patronage.
E7"A11 things hero "done In decency and in order,"
THOMAS BltOWN.
Illoomsburg, March litiecs,
ov
VALUABLE HEAL ESTATE.
In pursuanco of an order of the Court of Common
Pleas or Columbia county, on
Saturday, the eighth day of A'tarch
next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, Henry Ilelwig nnd
John Baijg cuuiuilttca of tho parson nud ctate of John
(italiaiun iiiuauc ut ttoaringcrecK tovviisuip in uiu j
county of Columbia nfuresaid i will exposo to sale by ,
public vendue upon tha premises tho undivided one i
tilth part nud nlo Iho undivided ono fourth part of the
undivided one Jll'th narl subleet to the life estate of Ma-
ryHralumtheuioihertif the suld John (iruhain.of all that
i ,, to(.,.n., .,, ., , ,i18 ,0Wnililii oritnarinir. I
' "k ""'"'"'l ''X land. of.MUhael Fodorolr,
j-jijai, Horn, William Yocum and Elijah Vorum, con.
t.lfilnir nhnut clulit acre, tuuto or loj. on vv h f II aro
lUl US II AR111VA L
OF-
FAIL AM IVINTBR!
f HEiindcrslgnpil, grateful for pat patronage, respect
j fully liifoi'inshiscuitumcrs nnd Ilia publlcg cnornlly
UiathahasJiiH reri-ivcd from tho Eottcu.o cities, til
largest and most select stock of
FALL AND WINTER
That lists yit lio-n opened In Illoomrbiirff, tn which ho
Invltm tlio nit ,n ion nf his friends, nnd nssurcs them
that they are oMred for dalo M great bargains. Ills
Stock comprises n larga assortment of
OI'A'TLEMEN'a WEAltlNO APPAREL,
LNlltMtllllt III ('AHItlfsNATif.K flnr.BM (VitTsi. lit nvnrv .tit.
etlpll'-ni Pants, Vest,, Shirts, Cravats Stocks, Cotton
Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Suspenders, &c
GOLD WATCHES
AND
JEWEL11Y,
Of every description, fine and cheap.
N. H- Remember " .oif tnbe re't Chrop Emporium."
can nnu see. No charge ror esamlng fJond.
DAVID LOWENBEIlfr.
Illooiiifburg, Fcptcmbor 2a, 1H01. (Juo JM!.)
AMDROTYPE, PIIOTOOHAPH & MELAlNOmrE
A 8& & 1 !Ei W
AMRROTYFES, PHOTOGRAPHS,
Melnlnotypes, tie.., taken In Chudy ns well as Clear
Weather. Ambrotynes and Ibfidoneotvnos conled and
i.iimrguii.
milTIl DAJSYILLE,
Dec. 21, 1MI.
FA.
CRITTENDEN'S
.'IIM.IDKlPIII.Y OiUillimiAL.
COLLEGE, I
J E. corner nflth and Cliestnut Streets
PHILADELPHIA. ;
Tun IxsTm-rioN, which wa ctlablitkcd in ieil, nnd
Is now consequently in tho cighternth near of its exist
ence, numbers among its graduates, hundreds of the
niostjiiccossfiil Merchants and Business Men of our
Country,
Tnm)iucoT nf tlio Institution Is solely to aflord young
men facilities for thorough preparation for business.
Tub BaANniESTumir,tro, Itook-keeptng, as applica
ble lo tho various departments of tradoi I'cnmanship,
both pi Jin and uriiitiimital ; Commercial lam, .Malhc
milici, ' Xntiirailon Cinl Engineering, Drawing, I'hon
ogarphy, and Modern lingnoga.
TruHvsTcM or Ixsvni'CTios is psculiar t no classes or
t lessons arc made tl'c of. b it each undent Is.tniiL'ht
Individually, sottatho may enmntencent nuv time, and
attend at whatovcr hours are mod convenient.
Gataloocis nrelssueil arninafvaflar the 13th of Anrll
containing nomas of the students for tha year, ami full
particulars of terms, &c., and may be obtained at any
time by addrusing Hie Principal.
Iv Extensive AcroMMonvTiom, ltHe-tprrmt reputation
nnd the lengthy ctpcrlentc of ihe Principal, this lnstitu
tlouoil'ers facilities superior to any other iu the coun
try, foryoung men wishing to prepare for business,
and to obtain nt the samo time a mn.osii, trAicA will
prove a recommendation for Hum them to any Mcrchan
tile House.
C7"CniTEnf:s's Series of Treatises on nooit-Kmr-isa.
now nora wldelycirciilatedthan nny other work
on the subject, are far sale at thu College.
S. HODGES CUITPCNDEN,
Morney-at-Law,
PniNcirALt
Jan. 25-1802 12m.
BAUGh'S
BONK FERTILIZERS.
R AUG II AND SON,
Manufacturers & Proprietors,
Store, No. 20 South Wharves,
R Ji W-BONE
Super -Phosphate .of Lime-
I.lttlo need be said to recommend this article its pe
culiar merits ifs a vigorous und lasting manure having
firmly eiit.'iblUhod it in the popular favor. Wu would
fctate however, that not only I1.1v ingn continued enro to
maintain its standard efficacy, we have'sougbt to ren
der it inor.? immediate in its action, by the addition of a
small quantity of best Peruvian Uuniio. We do not
claim by this improvement, (which was made during
the past year, and without publicly noting the fnct,)our
Ltuptr-Phosphate Is rendered any more lasting in itsletf.
eel, or in any way benefited, except in ensuring a quick
er action on application.
piuoe, $15 per 2000 lbs. cash.
GROUND RAW HONES.
This article h ground without any previous prepa
ration, and contains all the organic matter of Ihe bonos
It is warranted pure.
price 835 per 2000 lbs. cash.
C7 The above Manures can bo had of regular Deal
ers or of ' llAUCH k dONS.
No 20 South Wharves, Philadelphia.
February 15, lSCJ3ui.
TAMAQUA, PENN A.
Passmgers dine hero on the passage of each Train.
II. M. MERRICK,
Propriitor.
Tnmaiua, Jan -I, 1SC2.
M 5 Q 0 B 33 9 S
$2 MAT,
S. E, corner Third and Dock Streets,
PIULADICLPAIA.
Hats made to order, of any Style or Quality at Shait
Notice.
January 1, 160J. (,m.
rilAiklpliia & Rending Hail lioad.
WINTER ARUANGEMENT
ii'ussiug ueauinc;
dtojyllelihin,atO,!;uaiidll A M, 12 noon,
C;i, to Pottsvillo, at 10,50 A M, and 5,43 P M.
WEST, TO LEBANON AND HAUltlSBUUR :
Western express from New York, at 1,07 A M.
Milil l'rains, at 10,55 A M, and 5.13 P M,
On Htindayi,, iho Hnwn A M Train passing HcadinK,
at O.'.'O A M, and Up Tram, ul 5,57 P M.
lioth ju,5U A .vi nnu o.jj f ai. up Trains connect nt
Port i -'liuton lur Tainaqua, Willianipport Emira, llnfi
alo. Niagara and Canada.
The 10,50 A JI, Trail on'y connects at Port Clinton
for Wi kf'barro, SrMiiton'aud Pittsluu.
Thu woitern express Talus connect ut Harrisburt;
Willi Express Trains on Iho Pennsylvania Ballroad for
l'ittthure. and nil noints West ; and the Mall Trains
connect ut lliiriiidnirg for Luucastor, Chainherburg.
Sunbury, vvjlll-tmspurt, lock liavou, Llmira and Hie
Caliadas.
Through First-Class Coupon Tickets, end Emigrant
Tickets ut reduced fares, to all the principal points in
. . IV-..-, I. ,.,,.1 IVnt, lh l,,,,.lu
COJI ill 11 TATIO.N TICK UTS,
Willi 23 Coupons, '.'3 per cent discount, between an;
points ucsircu.
MILE ACE TICKETS,
(Jood for 2000 miles, between nil points, at 913 for
Families nud Business Firm, and .So. mi Tickets, good
fur the holder only, for threo months iu any Paimenger
tram to l'hilaueipiu,i, ut ijiuoacli. school rjcason Tick
ola nno-t bird lebs.
ILT" Passengers will take Iho Express Tmic. West, at
the um.it uiA'ui, anu uu oilier trains, aiine t.uvv
EK DEPOT,
eu lbs of baggage allowec each passenger
DC?" I'usseiigers are icmiesud t" pun hate theirTick-
ets before entering the curs, us higher Fares Uurged if
paid in cats.
Up trains leave Hhiladelphiafor Reading Harrlsbtirg
and Pottsvillo at d A M, 3,15 P M, und nt 4,30 P M, for
Beading only.
IO" Hvcuuion Tickets, good for one day, by 0,02 A,
M. Accommodation Train to Philadelphia nnd return
at S'J to each, (1. A. NICOL1.S,
Ocntra 1 Superintendent.
January 4, 1BC.2,
PlUSIlKtJra ltUOTUEUS.
WUOLF.SAIjE
' O B A O .0 O DEALER!
r,o.i0 3,No.ivrii tiiiiid street
Five dcoribelow Itnce,
PHILADELPHIA
NOTICE
cf a Jiiiiice cf the Peace.
If the few subscriptions remaining unpaid to the fund
of iho ' Iron Cuards" nre not settlodon or before the first
day of February l an instructed to commenco suit and
com mult ioiiow is caca inui v mui esse.
J MiChtui,illn J,r
i&IBV BiOVH!CBa Ulh k WlwfMt
m,immiiii;
NEW
PETER ENT
HAS Just received from Philadelphia, nnd is note
openlnirnt tho old stand Uto'yocciipled by Mnrfc
tc Ent, n nplcndld assortment of merchandize) which
wilt bo sold cheap for
CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Ills stock consists of Ladles Dicss Goods choicest stylet
and latott fashions.
DRV (1001)3. flROCERIES.
HARD-WARE. UUEENfi-WARE,
CEDAR-WARE, HOLI-OW-WAJE,
JItOX,- A'JtlU JIM) SVIKKS
BOOTS AND SHOES,
IIAT3 AND IJAI'H.
READY MADE CLOTIIINO, &C. &C,
In slmtl otery thing usually kept In n country store
Tho patronage of did friends, and the public general,
ty, Is respectfully solicited.
Tho highest market price paid for country produce.
PETER ENT.
Light Street, Dec, 1 1, 1801. ,
" ' " "
rAMfiVtY fif il'lulfc'. tit l MM Iff-tlME'.
John Paroira.
713 ABCII Street, between 7th, nn a.
em. Mrrntn. 1
ri Rin .tfAt o.ri rt,M,t1nht.i .
fe:
For Lailits Maes' andChildrcn't u-car. ',
Ilnvina now inanutncturcd and In
rture my usual largo nnd beautiful ns-,
unlltiei, of Purs adopted tn tho cflin-
In ir Fall and Winter f casonj, 1 would '
respectfully invite nn examltintlon of my (tnclt nnd prl-
to ofir them ve'ry desirable inrliircmcnts.
Alt ..... I'n.m li.nrn I, (in., nil.rll.a.il film ...I. nn .1 Mn.Ul
by experienced and competent hands, und as f io present
monetary ttnnbles rendi-rit neeossary that I should dis
poso of my goods nt very small ndvauco on cost.
I nin satisfied that it will be tn thu interests of thoso !
how design purchasing, to give mo n call. i
O" Ilccolleft. tho name, number nud street! John
Parelrn,(New Fur More,) 7l9Arcli Btrcct, Philadelphia.
uo,tuiuuor f, it;...
NEW DUSINESS" FIRM."
rTMIE undersigned respcctlully Inform their friends
nnd tlm public generally, that they have entered in
to co partnership, under the name, style and firm of
MlLl.EB k I, VF.lt In thu
ilBercaialilc iSuiucs,
In the "Old Arcade," In Bloomsbiirg, Columbia co.,
where-they Intend enrr ylng on tho bualnoss of oiki;.
it a l, McRCiiiNmziKn, in nil Its diversified brandies and
departments, and tn which they invito an extension of
the public patronage,
S. II MILLER,
FltED'K C. EVER.
Illoomsburg, May ll, 1501. tf. '
PROTECTION FROM LIGHTNING.
rj'HE subscriber would Inform hli friends, that, lis is
J now prepared to put up, on short notice, and in a
scientific manner, the best
vuitixji 1'oiXTEn umiTXi.w nous,
at 12 cents per foot. All work warranted.
E. B. BIDI.EM AN.
Blonmsburg, May 21. 1BC0.
Callaifissa Kali Road.
PASS EEPEUT STATION.
SOlfTHWAUb HOUND TilAINS.
Philadelphia k N. Y. .Mail 10 jj A. M.
" " Erpress 15,55 a.. M
NORTHWAUB HOUND TBAINS.
Elmirn Mail 3 41 P. M
Niagra Express 10.15 P. M
Lackawanna & Bloomsburg Railroad
f-N AND A FT Kit NOVCM.25. 18(11, PAS3ENCEB
J TUAl.N
IAIN'S WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS:
MOVING S O U T H.
Freight 4
Passenger.
10.30 A.M
12,15 P 51
rassenger.
5 23 A. M,
C30
8.32
8.10
0 15
lO.dO
N O li T II
4.30 P. M.
5.10
5.45
5.57
8.00r.cave
P.00 P. 51,
Leava Scranton,
" Kingston
" ll'iiitmsbiirg
" Itupcrt,
" Danville.
Arrive at Northumberland.
.11 O V 1 N rs
Leava NorthuinberlaRil,
" Danville,
" Rupert.
" Itloomsburg
" Kinctoii,
1.45 r. M
3.10
Arrive at Scrunlou,
iV Passenger Train also leaves Kingston at 8.3 OA. M
r Pcranton. to connect with' train for N'oiv VWli rt,..
turninir, leaves h'crar.ton on arrival of Train from Now
vora ai -no r. ,ti.
Tl.o Lackawanna and IHoomsburi? Railroad rnnnt.
with the Delaware. Lackawanna and VVeRtir. Railroad
at Scranton, for Now York arid Intermediate points eart
i i unpen it councils vvitii me vaTlawifi.i Kailr6ad,for
points botb can and west.
At Northumberland it connects with Ike Philadelphia
k Kriell. It. and N. O It. R. for points won and soutli.
JOHN P. ll.SLEV, Sup-t
J. C. Wells, Clcn'l Ticket .Ign
Nov. 30, 1601.
AD JIlNISTRATOlt'S NOTIOR
Estate of Edward Albertson, dcccaseil.
T LTTEUS of administration with tlio will annexed
IU oil the IlbUlte of Ldward Albertson. lain of f.-rnxn.
wood toniisbln, in Coliimbincoun"., dCceaEe.i havn
been granted by the Register of Columbia county to lbs
undersigned ; all ncrsons having claims ngairtel tlio ci
tato uf the dcccnucnt are requested topreaent themto
th Adin'r. at Ins residence in G.-ruuvood townjiiin.
without delay, and all persons in'dcbtcd to innkopliy.
111011V 1UI lll.T till .
ISAAC A. Dr.WITT,
Mr. eumtcit:
March I, i:02-6w.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Eitute of George P. MU'ur, deceased.
rVTOTICE is hereby given that letters of Administra
te Unit on thu estate uf Geurao P. Miller, latu of Cen
tra township Columbia county, deceased, have been
granted by the Register of said county to John Wolf,
vvuoresiuu3 iu .viiiuiii lowitsntp. ah peri-ous Having
claims or dcinauds against the enata of tho decedent
aro reniestod to present them for sottleiHont. and
those indebted to make payment vv Hhout delay
JU11. VVUL.1-,
Feb. 15, 18G2.-CW, adn'r
A DM I N ISTll ATOE'3 NOT l.CE .
Esta tc of Peter Applcgate, (bcea$cd.
NOTICH is hereby given that letters nf Adnrnlttration
on tho cstato of Peter Annlceato.lato of Jick-.on itvn
Columbia couirty,deceai.cd. have been grantedbylbelleg.
ibtcrof said Ciiuntyto Joeliua itobblai, who res.des
iu the same township. All persons hnvingclsims or de
mands against tlni cstato of the decedent arc requested
lo present them for settlement, and tlioso indebted to
make payment'.vrtbout delay.
rf;uu. jtuuiitein.
Feb. 15, ISOi-f t. ' " Jliia'r.
NATRONA jCOAL OIL!
WAItP.AN'TUD NON EXPLOSlVIll
and equal to any KIIU03nNR.
WHV buy an explosive Oil, when a few cents mofT
per gallon will furnish you with a perfect Q:l r
Made onhjby ,
TA. SALT MANUrACTUniNC COMPANY,
No. 127 Walnut Street, PIULADC LPI1IA.
Feby.21., HdJ, I year.
SAI'ONIFIErTs APONIFIER 1 !
Ey-TIIK FAMILY SOAP MAKCU
All Kitchen Orease can be made intogood SOAP, ty
imi SAPONll'IHlt!
ttyDIULCTIOfS ACCOMPANYING EACH HON I
SOAP is easily mado with it, as making a cup of cof
lee .vianuiacturca omy uy me raieniecG.
PA. SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
No 1!!7 Walnut fetrect PH1LADUI.PHIA.
W. WIUT ESQ.1
NOW occupies the room up stairs in fiont in Mr.
Unitngst's brick building, ou Main Ftreet below the
American House. A must convenient office : where ha
will ba happy at all times to see his friends and clients.
illoomsburg, lov. u, icej. am.
lOnposi tc Inaecnuencc Hall.)
CHESTNUT STKi:UT.IIiri'WF.F.N FIFTH & SIXTH
PHILADELPHIA.
WYATT & IIEUI.INflfl,
Preprirliirs.
November 30, 1301. March 13, IB5r.
IMPOR T A N T !
TO thoso whose Hubicrlptions are unuald to the fund
cf the "IKON (lUAIIDS," that the Subscription paper
will ho plated iu iho Lands of Esqultu Chemberliu on
tlio llrst day of Jaiiuaiyncit nnd all persons in arrears
will bo waited upon by Constable Coif, Uy eider of tfco
Lonuoiiiee.
WM, NEAL, Treasurer.
Hlocmsbiitg. Dec.tV, 1501 tf.
NOTICE TO LAND OWNERS.
THE nndcrslgned, Trensuror of Culunilla. County,
would give notico to all thoseowing htm tliulr taxesou
unseated binds, for Iho years IbOO and 1WU, that they
inuitcnme forward and pay the same, between lliljanj
the flri-tof April, oiherwisa tliilond will be sdvenued
and sold. A word to tho wise li sufficient ir,
JAB, S. M'NINCII
Tieasurer's Office, ) TVisivrir,
BUomiburj, Feb. Iff, lass, j
Mm mmWwMfMmm
NEWS FROM GENERAL I3URNSIDE.
Capture of Ncidicrn, North Qarollnn A
Large number of Cannon 'taken A
Hard fought brittle Untied Bt-ites Losi,
00 A'rViVi and 400 Hounded.
Baltimore, March 18.Tho ftenmor
Commo'dro arrived here this morning, di-
rcot ironi Ueueral JJurnsido'a Exredition.
j She briuga thu announcement of the
jenpturo of Newbern, North Carolina, nnd
iu acicat ot tlio robots there, with tho
of a largo number of armiorj, at
tor 1 bltrcl fotl"bt battle.
UlW l03S at INliViborn 7,1S about 00 klll-
ett anil 400 WOUUcled.
Our men displayed
great bravory.
It is reported that 000 rebel prisoners
WCT0 OaptlirGU, Somo Of the! PCDOTtS
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make Oltr 10F3 frOIll GO to 00 killed, and
- - . . ,' J
4M tO .100 tVOUntlCU.
Early on Friday uiomiug tbo figh$
coinniciicctl. Our troops ndvancd along
tlio country road running parallel vrith tho
iNcuso rivor, but a mile or ttfo in tho roar.
Tho road was skirted on iho wost side by
tho railroad nnd a donso fivramp,
All aloDg tha rivor sido were a lorjos cf
battorioa, which were taken by our troops
ono after another, after somo bloody hand
to-hand contents. Qu? troops Tfero divi
ded into three bvigados, under tho coin
maud ot'Gctis. Komio, Foster, and Parka.
Wo advanced gradually, tho enemy de
scrtiag their gun., until wo reached ,
line of earthworks extending acroso tho
road from the rivpr to swanlp on tho West,
a distanc4 of somo two miles.
In front of iheso works th rsbeh had
felled a largo number of trees, forming au
almost impenetrable obat'.iB.
Here the rebels were rallied, and niads
for a whilo a desperate stand.
Our brave fellows fought until all their
ammunition was spent, when an order to
ehargo bayonets was given, and tho works
were finally taked at the point of tho bay
onct, the euomy fliug like frightened
6hccp, leaving everything behind them. '
In their retreat they burnt tho bridges
communicating with the town, ove.o both
the country roads, and tho railroad. Ac
they had trains of ears in their rear, jusf
aoross tho tbridse's,' fchov wcra of nnnran
able to carry off their wounded aud dead.
Look lo your Interests
FRESH ARRIVAL
' OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
AT
MILLER & EYER'S.
THn subsi-ribors have Just returned from ihe Cil?
With another large and select assortinet of '
Fit!! mu Wiutee diuods,
purchased nt Pliilntlelphia, nt tho lowest figure, ant
which ihey aro dttcrmined to 8ll on as moderate terms
as run bo procured elsewhere in Cloomsburg. Tho:r
stock comprises - - , , r
iid:ei' diu..s goods,
ef cLoic-st i-Jjlea nnd latest fnhio.
VltV OUODS, .1A-D OHOCEHIEC,
liHnmr.inr. ciueexwari:,
C ED All H'.lllE, HOLLOW WAEli
IROX, X.WjS, HOOTS SHOES '
ItJtTS i; CAPS, Sic , l;e ee
In short cverytbin'giHiially l.opt in country Iterit
to h hli h they invite tho public generally. )
Tho Highest price paidfor'country produce.
Bioo,bu,B.Wn.it. MraTO.
H. MULLIGAN,
IMPORTF.il OF ALL KINDS OF
W & W liSll
AND "
if
MANUFACTURER OF JEWELRY,
Nc. iu uNorih S:cond Street,
ABOVK WILLOW.
PHILADELPHIA.
Not. 18, 1551.
NEW JEWELRY STORE.
TIIH undersigned, respectfully informs the citiaons oi"
r.loomsburg, and the public geiierilly. that he has es
tablished a new Store, on Main Street, lioomsburg, la
.Mrs. Lcacock's lluilding, wheru be offers for gale, oc
modernte terms, n large aisoilmetit of
CLOCKS, WA TCHES tj- JEWEL R Y
Or every sart, nnd size and description. His
stock of Jewelry is complete, including every I
vmiLiv r,i i.it. lies null t.Kimi ihfii n .upfi.niAn a. .
Chains. l.O' bets. Hreastnins. Fincer.riiics. nie..&Li
to the examinatlcu of which he invitesths public genej.
an.
'7Strb-t allcntion clvnnlo repairing Clocks, Watct.
es, and Jetvclry, and all work warranted,
WM, li. PllAKE.
Bloomsbiirg, -May -1, 161 if.
VUMAV, SAli!S
or
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
In puisuanco of an order of tha Orphans' Court ofO.
lumbucou.ity, on
Saturday tjic ath day cf March
nest, at 10 o'clock in tha forenoon. TVillian Shults. tit
Isaachf r Titnian, Adnuniiirators of John C. Kinney,
lata of viaitisou township, in said county, dictated, will
expose lo jiu3, by I'uhlie Vendue, upon the premUsi, t
certain .Messuage, tenement und
Til A V T OF LAND,
United in Madison Townrlnp, aforesaid, bounded by
lands i f Daniel Snyder, dee'd. .Marshall and Jacob Glr.
ton, Fr, dcrlik Werklielier, Zubulon Unbbins, MKhasl
INwk and Iiaacber Tiluau. oaaaluina EIOflTY-FlVO
A CUES A.N'D ONE IlUNDltF.b AND FIFTY BIX PEU.
CUES wbcfuon nrc erected alarge
FUAiHlSUUDbg AM) L'iMi I1AHX,
with lbs elht .-out-buildings, spring' of water, and goad
orchard. &c..
I Lato the l.stateofsnlJ deceased, situated in the tows.
luip ci jiauisou auti county aiureiniu.
Jac ,b Eyerly. Cerk.
Terms of sale t-npercut of one fourth of the pur.
i base money on day of sale ; one fourth loss the ten per
cent, ou thu confirmation of tale, and the balance In oae
year from confirmation with intun st from confirmation,
Illoomiburg, Feb. 15, IMS Its.
6 RlfENWOOD SEMINARY.
rplIE Spring term of this Institution vlll ceraoieas
JLon
Monday, April, tlio 18G2.
The Principal will be assisted by aids instructors, and
as ample laciljlies ill ba offered to qualify students
for teiii bing, for business or for it mora eitenilva couras
in literature, a liberal share of patronage is again tolii
tied. ' Pupils who do not come from home, or are not put
under tho charge of near relatives, must board at the
Uiiuinary and bo subject to the regulations thereof.
They must provide thsir own lowelsund have each ar
ticle of clothing distinctly marked,
unveu weens ceiisiiiuto a quarter, ana mere will ht
vacation of abaut six vvtek in midsummer.
Hoarding, washing and tuition, vvith furntshsd rooms
will bo $'.15,00 per quarter, oue-hslf payable in ad-
vance.
Tuition alone, In common branches, s no ,
do ine uJIsg advanced algebra and niLihs-
matt s, e,e
do Inlilir Grrman, or Frtncb, eitra, isj
Tor further psrliculaii address
wm nunoiss.rrijitiiisi
niiiviiu. ci w , rs rs , n.s.
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