Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, June 14, 1862, Image 3

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    (jOPllHA DliOCRAT.
Jeri" (J. Frcrzc, Local Editor,
ATURDAY MOHNINO, JOND 14, 18(2.
JKSt'TIio Treasurer's Tax Sales went
off (Qietly. llut two or three tracts were
contented for. The titles of uuttcutcd
lands'aro now prolty well settled, and
sales will diminish.
i - - --.
STrTlio dainngo done by tlio rain in
varldusj'jmts of the county was iinniuiiso.
For some, days Hloonishnrg was cut off
from nVqll, facilities. We regret to learn
of' the' 'damage to the Cattawissa Hail
Koad repairs are progressing rapidly.
; -w- - -
tarWr. John Walters, whose little
dnuglilor, aged ahout five years, was
drowned, on I'riday morning June Oth,
iill?ishingcreok, near Iron Dale, oilers a
liberal reward for the return ol the body.
We earnestly hope it may he recovered.
It would be a satisfaction, melancholy in
deed, but still soothing to the feelings,
to in'tcrthe dear remains and know where
they rested. The spirit of the babe is
with, C&tf 1
tSrlJucK Xr.anotsM, on Tin: Uait.ukk
. -. ."V iir i
of emancipation. w c nave rcceivoit a
pamplilct with the ahovo title, from Van
Eyrie, Ilorton & Co., of New York, which
u a -very- opportune publication. The
publio.havo long needed a concise history
of the results of Emancipation, and hero
they ha vo it. Tlio los of proluctionto
the world by freeing the negro is enormous.
. In the the item of groceries alono tho writer
fchovs',thtit thu North is now paying Forty
Millio'i'S of dolais annually more for them
than alio ought to, because their high price
is occasioned by the idleness of the negro
'This work should be widely circulated, and
.all who' wisli to refuto the arguments of
JVbol itiousts ought to have it constantly by
their, side. Fanners, mechanics and all
white laboring men are deeply interested
iu understanding this subject. The writer
thows that every negro at work in the tro
pics creates a demand for white labor, the
grain of the farmer, ko, 'To set free
OUO,OO0 more, lie argues, would ruin the
country. All who wish this work can get
i il by enclosing tho small sum of Ten 'cuts,
or SI' -will get a dozen copies by mail, pos
tage paid. Adress Van Kvrio. Norton &
i Co., No. 1CJ Nassau htreet, Now York.
From the l.inthvilU: .rnnrtiat.
.A Loyal View of Siavory.
Tho contrasting of the preservation of
. tho Union with the preservation of slavery.
iresortcdlo so uue?aiiigly by the abolition-
iists as'a'stow of justification for the aboli
tion of slavery iu the States, is the very
Thus tho contrast drawn by tho Aboil j
tionists is absurd. Tho issuo thoy under
take to raise is innnposiblo In tho nature
of tho caso. Thero is and can bo no such
Issuo. Wheu, therefore, men declare that
they aro for abolishing siavory if necessary
to prescrvo tho Union, they cither do not
think of what thoy arc saying, or thoy arc
traitors at heart j and, if thoy aro not
really traitors at heart, they at least give
aid and comfort to thoso who are. The
declaration, if not moral treason, is cer
tainly a very culpable indiscretion.
Rtsi'USE all notes on tho following
Banks: North Woatorn Bank, Warren,
Fa. ; Bcvci'ly Uaulc, Beverly, N. J. ;
Merchants Hank, Trenton, N J.
Peterson's Bdcctor,
A LIFE'S SECRET.
A STOKV Ol' WOMAN'S lUSVISNClL'.
nv
MRS. JIEN11Y WOOD,
Author f "Tlio Chntinlnp:." "ISatt'i If elm.' "Him
I.) mi.'," Ac, ice,
Life's Secret !
A Life's Secret I
A Life's Secret 1
lly Author of "Kant Lyiuiol"
A LtFlS'3 HISl'ltlST. A Pinny or Woman'. Km emit,
lly Mm Henry Wood, nittbor of "ISnst Lynno," rim
CiinunltipB," nml "Thi! lSnrP. Heir.," u ill hi- published
mill fur rnilu tin Haturduy next. May Slth. It l printed
rf iiiii thu tiian 11 i-nr i i L nml tultatice iirnor-vlic-ci. uir
ih.,cdhy iu friini thu nuthnri In itdvuiicuof lliu publi
cation i,r thu work in ISurope, nml will bo issued In a
litre," ocliivu volume, larpo type, ilouhlo column, ami
r tinted mi tho Illicit and bent of white paper. I'rlcu
'Illy cunts In paper cum, or 8cenl)-flve cents In
ciout.
Read vital Dr. !. Sticttan MitUnrlc, Me Literary FJitor
efl'urnty'i Prat, iay of tt cdtturallyln thatpaptr.
Mm. Ilrsav Woon's m-wK.r new mnti.. It Is sahl
Unit Napoleon ciiulit dictate nil three ur four dlllcreitt
siibjciiis, in ns many Headline-, nil lit mice. Mrs. lieu.
ItliOEIPJ'S FOll MAY.
io Tin:
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
L'lic following arc the receipts to tho ofllco
ofthu Ooi.UMiiiA Dismochat, during
tho month of May, 180'i :
Jnmo. r McNlucli
Mrs H liuris'ut
II. A. Hweponltlso
lliiili'l .fhard
llcnry He a
Nanc Hess
Win llnw.ll
Ltilith H lktler
J M I'ry
IVtcr Hi-lttlK
JuIih Kllno
Sauipfciiii IMIH
Jarnli A Htt lhor
l.utvi Hikroth
J oli ti IlictturlcK, l'.s
John l.nru.
Ali'Miinli r .ili'iirs
lli-t nl lien llnllelltiarli 1 T.'i,
S:i3 al.CfilnniMn rnunty
I 5(1 Hnliicy ainter
1 nil llun I'cier I'.nl
'.I 15 Siniior IHiU
I no Jm nli I'.ytrly, Htq .
1 M Henry DelmiK,
1 HI Hniiiuel lliiiri'iihuch
1 7j!l.rnry;u K Mess
I llll'ji-FHt'. Ilniriilllll
1 .Mil Mary llarklcy
uilljnliii ,M. Miller
a lilllJulin lleen, Jr,
1 .'ilMJaiiies (! Maxwell
Slltvv Ihlw Murray
. I 75 J II llarmaii
1 .Mi Isaai-lk.ler
3 sit Win rmz . v,sn.,
Maih-rrvSnvil
Juliii .Mnrilaii
U Sliiliiian, 1:1 ,
Ui'iiheii llnnilioy
M Sleek M II
Julni llrnlut
Mnj I'l t. rl'Kliiin
A UMensch
lt Jnhii I' Iviuney
f ln-rill" I'n rtn.-i i
JnahiM Wuiiiur
tliinili I'nv
Jnlin linliUnn, Ilii'.(
IWi nfj W .Musgrua
IJT ll.iu sou
I! A Wiess, Hsl,
i..'iirt'i' lliirtuiiiii
H.tiiiucl W ll.irtinaii
.Mi. i Miller
nit jinn;
1 50
I till
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HI Oil1
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3 75
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rruilerirk lluier
Jonas KiMiur.
Samuel r.vurett
rims Hi own ( ll.irlj' r)
I! II I iltlu, 1
II Sinner
Crnshy, Nicholas, l.uo
iter I'ov 1 (III
Charles Iluelioa 11 00
Nnah Mauser. 3 .0
Daniel Yoiiim, 1 00
In. I. tUi.iitnuu 1 75
llvi Mary II Aiulcrsnn 'J50
I .r; i Vox I 4 I
Harry .-hirU 150
AnilrewCrnssley 3 00
Ji.titi iJlti ukirk 1 Ol)
liiihnril riiimnicr 100
John Juiiii I '-''
5 'ii IVtcr Jniiej 1 50
U6a'Will our friends remit their subscrip
tion money to us by mail. Our necessities
are especially pressing and we must have
money. We shall sinceroly thank you,
friends and patrons, for an early remit
tance by mail.
icroani of nonsense. It is among the mo-t
'" r-scnsolcss of all the senseless abolition falla-
icties.
Special Notices.
ry Wunil must hau siinihir incausof piillliifflier clever
luiinus upnii paper, tviiniii inc lasi rnrimpiil nr su,
wi' lin a nolicnil lira ofher nuiv novels, i'Tlio Karl's
llelrs." mill "the Clmnnlnps," ami liero Isn Ihlril tn ha
nulil slicii ny i . ii ritursoii fc. Hrot Mors, in n few Hir
printvil friini thu iiiamnulpt anil inivancu proor-sliecls
pnrciiascn irnni inn iiinnnr, so ii io nniicipain its ap
penrauco Iu l.nuilnii, weiili we liavejuit reiul rmin I he
nilvanco ropy nf thu prool'.sl ts senilis hy the piilillsh-
crs. "A I.lfu's Hueret; A ritnry ofWoniau's Hiivpiiko,"
iloesiiol rusoiuhlo any ol .Mrs. Wood's precceilluK talus
except In tho wonderful poUer ofputlliig the reader In
to lull possession of thu uiolirus ofthu Icudiug tliar
iiclers, iu sivlni; tliu must iialurnl conversations, and
iu ciincciillin Hie dciioueineiit tothuvcry tlocso of thu
story. This last so essential to lliu novelist, Mr a
Wood posesses In n larncr deereo than any other lly
inn writer. .Mixed up witli Hie incident nf lliu tale,
whiih ruiislhrniii-h il, Is n striking and painfully truth'
fill ntcount of thu rise, progress, nml ileellnr of thu
sneial evil calluda liuildprs' "strike." His ns power
ful as painful, nml rlinu s .Mrs. Wood's possession nl thu
elements nf domestic truurdy. The prlcuof "A ldfu's
i-tcret," Is luit I'illy Cents u copy, mid is sent freeuf
pnslui;u hy thupulilisliurs, tn any one, uu receipt of that
amount, l'uhtishrd ami for sale hy
t. ii. nn'iiusoN tc nnoTiir.itH,
30il Cliestnut Ktrect, I'hiladulphia.
To wlioni nil nnluri must come addressed.
just puFlisiikd.
Mrs. Henry Wood's Othtr lioohs.
l.
Tut: Oil vhvisus. A Domestic Novel of Heal Life. lly
Mrs. Henry Wornl,, author nf "Karl's Heirs," "A l.ifu's
Hi'crcl." "Thu Castle's. Heir," "The Mystery," etc.
I'niiiplutu In nuu lar!ii nctavo vnliime, ilniildu cnluiiin,
luakiii!! uver lliree hundreil p.iijeu, and printeiWon thu
llnesl white paper. I'rlie lift' ronli a copy, in paper
cover, ursuveiiiy-Hvucciits iu cloth.
II.
The i:ni.'s IlEins. A Ta'c of Domestic 1,1 'c. lly lliu
niithnr of "Tho Ijlianninqs," "Tliu Matery,""A Life's
asrrel,""Tliu(;aslle's Heir," etc. I'rlcu llfly cents a
copy, in pjpercovcr. or suveniy-itvu cents In clotli.
y Coplcnof "A Lifo's Serret," or "l.'haiinincs." or
lliu "llarl's Heirs," will huscul to any oiiu true nfpost
anj.nn reniltliiii; thu price of theeditiiin wi.hud, to thu
puldishers, in a Idler.
llnnksi Hers, News AbciUs, nml all otlii-r", vt ill
please send on tlieirorder ntontp fur what they mav
want nf "A I.ili-'s .Secret" to start Willi, which will
prove t" In-' u'liiallyns popular as lhu"UhaniiiUjs," tho
j.iiri i, ' Mb, in i,ii-.i jinie.
Addiess all erdersnt nncu In the puhlishers.
T. II. I'LTHKSON ,t llllOTIIIinS,
No.3ud Chustiiut Street, I'liilailelphia.
KEW AND GOOD DOOKS1
jusr rciii.isiii-'u and iok sai.k uy
T. B. J'llirsun ij Brothers,
'.m Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Hooky sent every where free id' pm.tai;e, on reuniting
in Hi Hie price of thu hooka wauled, iu a letter.
The Secret Out !
111 ill UAU1H
IN J 15KS KYTOWN,
Awl supposed nppoacli of the Rebel Army,
ALLOT WHICH WAS PRODUrnil nVTIIK
AltUtVAI. OP A FULL AND COMl'LCTU
AHSOHTMUNTOP
rs4 swt
Of Every Variety and Style at the
NEW 1'IUM 01'
M I L L K It & S W I S II 15 It,
IN jnilHIIYTOW.V.
Having just received our Spring Stock.
Irani the llastern Markus, wo feel determined
to sell (ioods ut n little luwer prices than they enn be
purchased olsowlicro,
OUH MOTTO IS
"Small Profits and Quick Returns,"
(Xy- Thopnlillc aro rr-spcclfully solicited to call and
r.xanilnuonr-tock heforu purihnslnr; elsewhere, ns wis
iharse nothiiiB fur liuwing our Roods. 1'roduco of all
Kinus laKuu lur goons.
.Mii.LLii&svisiii;n.
Jerseytown, Mny3. lt&2.
F It E S 11 A 11 11 IV A
-ov-
SPRING AND
roii
wm
Tllliiinilersiiriieil, prnleful for pat patronaite, tespci-t
fully iiiruriiishisrustuiiiers and the pulillciieticrnlly
that he hasjusl reielved frnm thu Kaslernu lilies, til
largest and most select stock of
SPUING AND SUMMER
firs y$t yy tw
imLAM M, AAAAAikM,)5
Tliat has y il lieen opened In ninninshurir, tu which he
invites thu iittiMitinii nf his friends, nml assures Ihein
lliat tliey are ulferud for salo nt great bargains. His
ioeK comprises u inrgu nssortiiieni or
(ii;ntlu.mi:n's vi:aiiino aitahhl,
Uunsistini; ol l-'Aiiinumr: Dri.ss Ciivts. of everv il
criptioni Pauls, Vests, Hhirts, Cravats Stocks, C'ollon
HamlkerchiLl's, (ilovus. Suspenders, &c.
GOLD WATCHES
A N 1)
.IEWEL11Y,
Of every description, lino and cheap.
N. it. Ileineniher " l.oirenbcrii CArni Kittporium."
cull and see. No cliargu for examing Cuods,
DAVID I.OWI'.NltllllfJ.
Itloniiisl.ilrp. March 2'J, It'lW. (Jue IrA'J.)
ILLUMINATION IN
ORANGEVILLE.
Spring Crooils
At Fritz's Store,
OIUNGHVILL, COLUMUIAGO., PA.
flMio undersigned has just received a
1 large anil (.elect nssnrtmenl of cholco Hprlngmul
Pitmnier floods, which w ill hu sold cheap for cash or
country produce. Ills slock consists of ladies Dress
Clouds, choicest styles and latest fathluna.
Oalicocs,
Muslins, ,
Ginghams,
i'lanncln,
Carpets,
Shawls,
Hosiery,
Silks,
PRTNTS FROM 7 TO 12i eta A YARD.
Cassimers,
Satinets.
Ooltonndcs,
Kentucky Jeans,
Thread, Vc.
HEADY MADE CLOTHING.
Groceries,
Quecniwarc,
(Jedcrwarc,
Hardware,
Medicines,
Drugs,
Oils,
Paint,
kc.
HOOTS k SHOES, HATS & GAPS.
Iu short even thin usu.i'lr kent in a country store.
Thupntronnguof old frendi, and thu public generally, is
suneiieii,
May 3, KHZ WILLIAM KItlTZ.
WAItli PAPER,
10,000 PIECES WALL PAPERS IN
Fittn aou) pAVRtw,
(IOI.I) Jtffl) t'KM'KT nreoiitTto.vs,
MJiiinr.i; mwj ojik M-coiiJiTioxx,
MJITJIM) ojir (fMZr.lt PAPERS.
vmXjia-J nniaiir commo.y pipms,
iioiMF.ns, Finn nojinn phiats.
STATUKS, lILIXns, F.1C, F.'FC.,
Wilt he told at greatly reduced prices, nl tin paper
hanging rooms of tho undersigned in Judro Rupert's
froru House, on rfceond street, a forr doors bctuw .Mar
ket. Also
Paper Hanging Executed
In the host style, nt iuodratc prices and li fpiHi time.
c. J, TlIUIl.VlXIN,
Illoomsburg, Slay 3, 1 bG2 3iu.
The Monitor
'ON TO RICHMOND'
G'tislavc Aimard'a Books,
LOWJPRICES JRULE !
Jfew &0ds
At t're.isy's Slorc, in Light Street, Pa.
FIRST OF THE SEASON I
FIRST TO
THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER,
Double Shccty Forty-Eight Columns,
lOubllsh'd every Morning, (lliccnt SiindaysAby Win.
J. W. Harding, No. Ml South Third Htreet, I'lillad
clphia, I'u. Thu (Ircnlcit newspaper of l'liil,idclphia I
Tho trvlnc times of tlm nation's liiitnrv In which wo
live, render n I.lv'u Newiinper ! nn Indispensnldu to
rvcry limn who would keep himself informed of the
Important events which are dally transpiring. To
furnish n paper which will meet thu just expectations
of the public In such n time as lliu preswnt, r"l'ilres an
amount nf labor anil of extraordinary ei peine of which
Hie coiumiinily nl large liavu uacuiiccpliuii. Thu pub
lishers of
HIV. PittLJIDF.t.Pltl.l ixqvtnF.n,
has spared no efforts or muiiny In make It nil that It
could h made. Ilesides improving nnd strengthening
tho homo furco during thu past year, sivernl nf tlm
best lteporturs and Letter w riters in thu country havn
been sent, at great expenses, with tliu Army and Nnvy",
nun navu lrcnuciiuy given iiiu piiiiiiciuo nrsi ami nui
et accounts hy telegraph mid hy mail, of importmit
F.FF.XTS JIT VII F. A'J.'7' OF IF A II.
Tho luiuirer was tliu flrst northern paper tn give thu
account of thu Haiti-ran and l'nrl Coyal victories, nml
was iwcive limits iu au vane e ot any piper in inu coun
try, in its imldir.itiou of thu detail, ut the Hull Hull
llallle. What Thu Impilrer has dunu, Is but au earnest
nf what will bo done, iu order tu give its readers and
best uccuuts of every event of interest connected with
TIIF. IIIICAT RV.BKI.LIOX,
nml at thu same lime h.ive it maintain its reputation us
tho best general uewsp.iper iu the country.
Thu increase in the rlrculntinn ofthu Iuuuircr du
ring tliu year, is thu bust evidence of tliu extent to
which tho public ruly upon it for the news of the day,
us circulation na nvtrugcti lur iuverai mounts past.
OFF.Il TIIV IIUXDIICI) TIIOUXAXI) COFIFM
n week, or nearly forty thousand n day . nnd if has,
during the year, iu times nf excitement, renched over
suventy thousand n day testing tliu capacity of our
fast press to thu utmost In supply thedeinun I. It com
menced the New Year Willi new and beautiful copper
faced type, and with reuuwed vl-or mid activity Hi its
uws nuu rational Departments.
rim iii'iutrur is imtepeiiiienl in pinnies,
r. y I'rices at which thu l'hll.tdelnhia I saitiroris fur-
nish'il : diiiglii copies Tvvu Cents, or twelve cents ti
week; Dally Paper SO per annum, in ndvanco; Twn
nmiiths SI; Tri-W.-ekly $1. All letters hould lej d
dressed to WM. W. IIAItllINd, I'uhllsltur,
Iniulrer Uullding, l-JI Huiith Third 8.
May 10, 18(12. rHti.inri.iiiu, l'i
we.
From Gen. McClellair.
COL. ASHBY'S t)EATH.
AH OTHER. BATTLE IN THE'
SHENANDOAH VJ1LLEV.
From kcu. SEallcck's Army.
THE PURSUIT OF BEAUREGARD.
OFFICIAL DISPA'ICH.
Wa'shinoto.S', Juno 10, 1862.
at'
i. j- H. M. PETTEKGILL c Oo., No, 117 Park linn ,
New York, mid Ii Suite Street llo'tnn, an-our Ageius i
fur tin- Ctiluml'hi iJiuioerat, iu those t nies. nmt are nn- (
thoriiti'd to taku Advertisements and thihfcriptnmg for
us at nur tnwesi rat's.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
rplll! ailviTli'-iT. h.-nint; Imm-ii rstnpi in
X fi'v ri'k. Iiv u vt-'rv iiiinUi reiiioily , al'l
I.
Tim tunnx Ptfa-T. Vy CimUvo Alnmnl, ntttlior of
Thf riuwcrot ihM 1'iatrij." itc. ltu:it in J. IVniii-
ninru roupfrN "I'.itlifiiuiur." 1'iico 50 cents in paper,
it tuci'iiU in cloth.
tr.
Tuk 1'i.oum ok rttr rmiKip. ny ffiift.tvo Ainunl,
iiutlinr of "Tlic Imliuii Hrnul." etc. I'tilly vVtn any.
thini; rvrr written by J. IVnnimnru Cooper, i'licc to
l ut-i in paper or 75 cutitrf in clutlt.
ilth in
ha vi n
Mill'-ieit fi-vir;tl i ear itli a fuvcro luiii .Ut'i tion, ft ti il
thai ilp'a.t tliitca-if, Consumption h atuioiu in maku
known to liifi fellow nitl'.'rurH Hit' tn-an ofijrc
'I o all vvhoilei&iru it. lie w ill M'ii'1 h opy of the pri-
i.r.-i'u imr ami iiui Urn Ham'', which Iht-y u ill li.nl a ! FMata " Vhm TrvHtur, tnteof Srott lomuhij.
stiro curt: for ('on-iiinplion, jfthina. Itroiirlutii, &r. t
Tint only object of tlu alvertiser in priiilitt(i Hid I'ro
ncripti'tn it tn Itrnulit tit atllirtcd, and npr'int infnriea-
lion w inch hii ctuif.ivui to ho invjilu itilo, am) hi. hopes
every fiitl'iier will try hi remedy, an it will cunt
them it t t r 1 1 1 1 it. ami nny prove a lit-uiuz . i
rarte u i-hhiL' the pre.srriptioti Hi ple.iR.1 nmlrcs?
Ituv. IMMV.MM) A. U'U.OV, Willi nilotr-'li, (
May I". InW -lini Kin county, New Vork.
' I 1 1 n nntileticf tirf null i1.ne nv!.
p- utcannoi uxist in tfio nature ot tlic cuic.
? It involves a flai-ant self contradiction.
.Unquotiontibly thu necessary clFtict of
this .fctrugglu lor the preservation of tliu
t -'?., . . ... . . .
union is not oniy to uimiiu-ii tlio iiuuiljer
oriElavoa in the country but to wciilcun tin
institution of slavery itself. I'ltis effect i&
unavoidable, and no loyal man amongst us
complains of it, nor does any Mteh man
n- vili the struggle on tho part of the Gov
crumoitito bu relaxed in vigor or narrowed
.jn design, out of respect to this effect.
lIyiflOjuieaiH. Whatever detriment sla-
tvory injjy receive in this way tho loyal
imcu-olBhc South will accept without a
.o (iiiurumriof complaint. They ask no special
iramuniby.for tho institution Thoy ask
only thatiit shall not bo tho object of f-pe-
" -cail -assaultj that, in equivalent terms, it
hhall not be stiuuk at through the ackq,ow
rights of'tho States.
.Butithis the abolitionist arc not willing
to grant.' On the contrary, assuming that
tho presemttion of slavery is incompatible
nith tho prcervrttion of tho Union, they
or demand that the general government, ro
gardlesa of -State rights, shall abolish
' slavery in the Stales as thu means of pre
serving the ' Union. They demand this ;
and this tho loyal mun of tho South, and
i the true loyal men of tho North also,opposc
as not merely -tyrannical but suicidal.
Thus far reflecting patriots everywhere
contend for the preservation of slavery.
lite patriots of tho South contend no far.
thcr. Tho fitotiis not disputed. Hence,
tho demand cfttho abolitionists, apart from
its villainous 'duplicity, involves, as we
iJiavo said, a.fingraut sclfeontradiotion.
i.tepToservntion tJfslavcry, as con'cuded
for by the loyal men of tho South, is simply
and purely tho preservation of tho right
of selt government nn 'the States iu other
words, it is nothing more or Ices thin the
prtseruatvin of the Union itself liccause, i
the ngtj of self government in the States
should be abolished by the general govern
ment, Uw Union for which tea arc struggling
tcoitld not hist, and the Union ash would
then exist could not be presnved. There
fore the preservation of slavery as contended
for by'llit loyal men 0 the South, is iden
tical tcUh'ihc prcscivatian of the Union,
inslcailo ftgeing incompatible with it; and
ti talk of. abolishing slivcry in the Suites
by the genet al irovemmcnt as the means of
preserving the Union is as uratiomil as to
talk (j curium out the heart of a. man in
order to save his life, for, thptigji slavery
is not thoheart of the lJnjou, tio right of
self govcrumcu.t iu, (he Stale?; is, and the
uboljtioui'of M'lvcry jii the stato.? by the
ijeneral gojerui'ient would cxtiuguuh that
.ttal ii,jht
F
A ri II I O N A D L E C L O T 11 I N K
rcf
or
V ALL.
TllQ Olll-CRlllMi'llI'll
u jim: ii.u.t. i;i.oriiiN-n hazaah,
tit Hit1 soiitlm lt rnriii-r of
I'oi'in'ii ami .m.!!i;i:t sntnii'i'ri.
In nmv iri i:tri il ill. ;i
I'in.i. siocK ol-' rAsiiiovAiiu: ugaiiv maih:
fl.OTIIlN't! i' ) It l'AI.I, AMI WIVI'llll U'i:.R.
nt iirirns wtticli cl::illnni;ti rniiiii-titiini.
I'.irttnilar ntk'titiim nivoii to CiKtnini'r Work. Oll'ici-ra
ritit'oriii, Uu Hume tittaril' Suit,A:r.
WlllTi: IIAI.I, t.M.OTIIIXti IlA'.A.Mt.
liiittlliwi-st i-iirtior ut'
fOUKTII AMD .MAlllCI'.f STIU'.I'.TS.
l'iTllIt tf. I.IIVK.'K, l'ri,,rii-tnr.
Nuv. 111. lt-dl. (May 1, lSlil Win.)
Uniformity of Prices 1 A N'i'w IV.-ituro in 11 il s I ik-j-j
lltvrv nuu ln nun ri.-ili nnni I JOM1S & i.'O. nf thu
L'rc-'-iit fun- I'rii-tJ Cliitliitti; Aturo, .Vn. JI MurkuUtruc
abuMiSixtli, I'ln ailn'ttliia. !
In .iilililtnn tn liatnm tliQ lari-avt, niniit varti'i nml
fa.liinn.ilili! fctnrk iifUliitliini; in riiil.nlutpliiti, rii.nlu i-x-
pri-ttt lur ri.-i:iii alLj,, nave cnnitinit'it uvrry nno tuw ,
nun biili-siiiaii, liy IntvuiK tnarki'il in tinur.1. nn racli ur
In in at Mil-vi-t inwuhl prii:u it ran bt until for go tln-y
caniinl hm ilt'y :iry nil inut buy :ilik I
i uu Knnn ar'i well t-poiiguu tiiiii pri'pari'K, ami t'ri'iti .
paim l.-ikc-n jtli tliu makiiij; so tli.il till ran liny w n Ii lliu I
lull a.miraiii'ii nfi-tliiii! a trnml artiilo at thu very low-i-kt
prirc. Aliri, a laru'u slink of piucu t;rtniU nn li.inil.f'f
tlm latirtil tt) Iu ami Uut iialitlin, M hiili ill In' maili1 '
tn nnlur, In Inn mn.t f.i.liiinialjlu uml IickI niaiiiii-r, '-.'5 '
kt cunt.. Iiulniv croilitiiriiru.
Itiiiiioiiilicr tlie L'rL-sci nt, iiiMarkct.nliiivn Siitli Street
vui, ju.M'.n a: i ii.
0 7"TIUIMAH W. MA'ITrsoN, It ivi'il tlm I'rii'
MimIiiI tit tin- U'nilil's I'.iirin IauiiIoii lr.ll. lur 'I'll I ' K.I
CAIU'llT II. ICS. llimu, rlinc ami (.'iiiii. (iri'at iinliiri'.
tiii'nl am umv nirruil In purcliuiturn nf thu aumourli
i l.'ii. 'i'lii ii iuiicIi tin" lnri;i:t tnck nf trniili. Carpi't
It.ms, Vi'liri'n, .vc... in l'ltilailLlpliia vcty iln-.ip fur rash
Nn. In.' Murk'jt ftri-ct, otto iluor nliovn itli, i"urA siilc
DMINIST11ATJIIX NOTICE. 1
Columbia
cuuntff deceased.
TJOTIOK is lirroby iven that I.ctcra of
Jl. . tl iu i n i i rati mi on the tr-'tutc of 1'liilip Tnmsne,
Utr !( ott tnwii-jlilp, Cot inn li. i tminty, (tc'Ccn-ttjii, Iia u
boun is'vantol hy tla' lU'iftstcr nf-Mnl nmnty tit thu tin
(luri-ipti'il wlici reiiiU m m l..py. HluII lnw lihliip, Cti
luinlii.t (iiint. AU pcri-t-n- h'n lim cCiintH vt deiiiauds
tt.itnct tin t'nt.itu n( iliTi'iuIfiit an rf'l1 f. ttl to pr
n-til tlu'in tnr rLtili'iiicitt, ami tln'sc indfliti-il to maku
p:iyiiie.-nnwlli(nt ih lay. UKLIUCC'A'i ItUN.un.
April Jciy-i t. ( Mmtnhtratrix.
AJJMINlSTrtATOll'S NOTICE.
lltate of Michad IVhilcttish!. tbcrased,
jV UTH'i: a liruly (liicn that ) ttrr-t
l tinn on hm e.
nf ailministra-
t.itu ut Mil lia.l Vliitcitiht lutu trfllcm
Ini k tu p,, ( 'ulinnlii.i nmnty, ilui-c.iM'tl, Iiavi Ii.tii pr.int
id liy th.i lU-l.itt i nf rt.iiil cotinly tn Jacnh ri. ilvaiu, ut'
i'lr-liiiitfcriM-U tup., Cdluniliia en. All ptrtom Iiavin
claim ur l-inanlA agahiht the cstutL' ot' tliu ilcccndcui
aro ri"iucr-tjii in prmciit liu-nt fur siUtltMiifnt, and thoa
indtbtcd tu iu.'Iac p.iymmit witlxait delay.
JAt'Oli UVANP
April 12, lHii-Cw. Mmr.
AHflX ISTll A TO IVS NOTICE
lUtate vf Josiah li'ujrinlurh. talc cf SeotL toicnship,
Columbia t'ti'i'tij, iltccittcd.
lVTOTICJC is hereby given that Letters of
J.H A.liuiiii.-lr.iliiHi nn tli-i Ilftntc hf Jn.-l.n IUn
iNUCLtt, lati' nf icntl tniMiHlitp, Columbia county, Il
ii'j.uil, liavo b.i-ii urauii'il liy tlic Uri-tur nt i-tti'l
county to ri'.Tllll lis"!', n-s iilini; iu rintt towtihliip,
t'nluiiiliia cnunty. Ail p-rollA liaiu ciaitnn or ilo.
iiiauil tiainst ilif lit la tt of tlio ill ri-ili-nt arc rc'im-tili'il
to pri'ri'iit tlu'in for srllk-iiiriu. atnl llioie inJihtcil tu
tirtkc p.i uicnt without ilolay,
l'lVl'lll! V.ST,
April Srt, IFn2-ft. Atlmluhtiator.
SAl'ONIFiEK ! SAl'UNfFIKU ! !
icj run F..Mii.Y HoAi" M.Ki:itra 1
All Ititi lieu (.'ri'.Hf i-an bu niaila iutojjouil BoAl', by
viing HAl'OXirilllll
IL-IIIIUX-I'IOXH At'COMl'ANYIMl I'.Afll liflX 1
MOAT i easily inadc lilt it, n. making a nip of mf
ten .Iiiuuf.icturcil only by lliu r.tlciituL-s.
VA. SALT MASUFACTUnt.Na COMi'ANV.
No 127 Walnut Street l'lllLAllIll.t'lll A.
J, J. BROWER,
i Has just received and is now opening a
tiple.tuliil assortment ot
Groceries, Hardware, Quccn.swarc, Cedar
ware, Maokural, Cheese, etc.,
ultirl! will bu enlil at tlio lowest figure for ready pay,
lbs Dry Goods consists in part of
Tine Cloths,
l'liick and Fancy
Cassi meres, Fine Opera
Cloakings at 51,50 neryard
Stella Shawls from Si' 50 to S,
Dress Goods, a full assortment; Shep
herd s l'laids ; Printed Chalics, K111
broidored Jladonnas, Embroidered
.Mozambiqucs, 1'oil Do Chevrcs,
etc., etc. Calicoes at 0, 7,
8, 10 and l'i cents.
Muslins, ouc yard
wide at l'i cts.
Skeleton Skirts, fiom 00 cents to $2,00.
HIS 0110CKUII2S
consists in part of best whito sugar at 121
cents. A. No. 1 Syrup Mola-iscs, 50
cents per gallon. Ladies' ami
childreus' high-hcolcd boots
and gaiters a full
assortment.
CLOCKS, CLOCKS, CLOCKS,
Eight day, and thirty hours,
Xos. 1 i) 2 Maclurclin QuatUr am! Half
liarrds,
COAL OIL LAMPS.
A fplcudid assortment of Coal Oil
Lams cheap.
Ely's water proof gun caps, powder and
o N
ALL KINDS OF
m
D E S 1 11 A
6 3T953U
1$ L E S T Y L E S !
Shot, &o., ivc,, Sc.
I'oiue, pi'i'atuijitilse for ynurclvrii, titul you will bo
K.-itisfn-il Unit llrower'fi.'itoru tilth-.; Comer ut' Main i.nil
lrniiMrei t. i. Ih.i place In periltane Uiuip (ioudi for
i.ahti nr i.niiuiry produce.
Jlloonii-hur!:, Hay',4, IrO-.
NEW ARRIVAL OF
Spring and Summer
AND THE 11CAUTV OF IT AM, 13 WIS CAN
AND WII.l. SBM, AT
Ii W P It I C E S,
CALICOES,
MUSLINS,
SILKS,
GINGHAMS,
FLANNELS,
CAltPETS.
HOSIERY,
SHAWLS
Ecftdy-Mailo Clothing.
Sugars, Molasses,
Syrups, Lollces,
Teas, Pish,
Salt, Bacon,
Hams, Lard,
Tobacco, Sffpars,
Hats, Boots,
Caps, Shoes,
BrugJ, Oils,
Paint?, Sc., So.
Wo have a InrRC assortment of Itl.ak and l'ancy Silk,
which we are kolllujr at reduced pticea : lllack Silks for
S7J cent, worlli S1.1JJ. also for 8I.UI) worth Sl.'.'i.
U'e arc polling our best prints for lij cents per yard.
Hi" best in the market, all fast colors. A yard wide
uulili-arlied luii'liti at rents cpial to ftcw .Market.
Three iptarti-r yard widu iinbleaclicil muslin at S to 10
cents a yard,
lit addition to our largo stock of Dry Roods, we have
a largo anil fall assortment of Ready Made nothing
for Aiett and Ilnys near which wo aro dcternilni'd to
sill cheaper thin can be hoiteht ilscwhere. Call and
see, ami jndge for yourselves,
II. W. CB1SASY ti CO.
Light Street. Pa , April 20, H(S,
AT PETER ENT'S STORE,
lx LiniiT sriuxT, cor.v.vnt.i couxrr, fa,
TJAS3 jitot received from Philadelphia, and is now
1J nncniuz nt the old Maud late'v occunleil Iiv .Maru
oc i, nt, a spit'uiuu nssorimeni ni
which will ho sold cheap for
CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
His htock consists of Ladies Dress Goods ehoiccsl6tvles
ami iaic-i i.iktuuns.
Calicoes,
Muslins,
Ginghams,
Flannels,
Carpets,
Shawls,
Hosiery,-.
Silks,
READY MADE CLOTHING
Castimcrcs
Satiucts,
Cottouades,
Kentucky Jeans,
Thread, Sc.
Groceries,
Queens ware,
Ccdarwaro,
Hardware,
Medicines,
Drugs,
Oils,
Paints,
Sc.
BOOTS S SHOES, II ATS & CAPS.
In short every tiling usually kept in a country storo
The patronage of old friends, nml the public general
ly. Is ri'-pcitfully solicited,
Tlie liighel market price paid for country produce.
HSTlSi: 1SNT.
Light Street, .May 3, 1 iiO-J.
Tlic following message was received
?ho War Department this morning :
CoiitNTii'j.Tunc 9.
To Hon. E. M Stanton, Secretary of War:
The enemy has fallen back to Tussilla,
50 miles by rail and, nearly 70 by wag
on road.
Gen. Popo estimates the rebel lbs3"from
casualties, prisoners and deserters, at ovor
20,000, and Gen. Bucll at between 25,000
and 30.U00.
A person who was employed in the Con
federate commissary department, says
they had 130,000 men iu Corinth, and
no 7 that tliey cannot muster inucn
80,000.
Somo of tho fresh craves on tbo
have been opened and found filled
arms.
Mauy of the prisoners of war beg not to
be exchanged, saying that they" purposely
allowed themselves to be taken.
Beauregard himself retreated from
Baldwin on Saturday afternoon to Okolo
na. (Signed) II. W. IIai.leck,
Major General.
over
road
with
em
Bisel's Old Stand,
A T
I
IK l i
I !.. i t'AIt!) 1'ltKSS I s Ii ;
'2 n.t rhi..i.?!";0vyeu,..(iit,. ' ,
I
.Mit.iTittv llNironsts Tl.ero Ii. perhaps, no depart
uient of military business in whir h thero has b. en u
iitore marked iiiipruveincnt llun iu the clothing of sol
diors. Nut many years sinco nilirer s jiml private, were J
clad iu garments which w'.'ro aliun-.t skin-tlgiit. They,
wnru leather stuiks, wliii il werowuithy oflho natiie.for !
they kent the wearer in triliulatmn ; while their molded ,
lireats ami light sleeves made volition a limner of cfcat ' TTl.m iili l acn'l t ipmw l)l.:t.,.l
ililhciiliy. During tlm present war, such of our , tun- jjJVAJvU AOhUul Al LV!S , 1 llllilll
teers as pro'-uro their ituifnrms nl thu llrowu Stonit rjpliia - for tho Iteltef of tho Sick and l)istre-,cd
Clothing lliillofliockhill & Wilron, os. tioil and Mia milled v itli Virulent ami Chruiiic Diseases, and e.
riicstnnt street, ahovo Siitli i'liilailelphia, obtain cjo- iicciallv Diseases of the Sexual Organs,
thing thai is perfectly easy, siibt.iuliiil ami becoming, i siediral Advice irlvrn Gratis liy the Acting Suroivui.
Tho llrni iiained It tve gone largely into the hm.ines nf Valuable. IlCI'lJllTS uu SPIllt.MA'I'OKIilKl'.A or
tuakiiig Military I'lutliing. and tlieir faiiltlies cnnblo HISMIN I Wr.AKNl'.SS, andollier Disean's oflho Scr-
them to till tho largest ordjr in the shortest possible n-u Organs, nnd on tlm NlltV lll'.MCDILS employed Iu
time.
Sept. 91.
Wil
, the Dispensary, sent in scaled letter enrilopes, free nf
I i-bargo. Address
. Iir. J. SICILIAN IIOUflllTON. Howard Assoriatinn.
N'n. e South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, P.i.
April 5, lrTiM-lSin.
cxa.. MARHIAGE. ITS LOVLH AND llATl!
rC sorrows anil angers, liopes aiid ieurs, regre
4S2 and joys ; .MANIIOOD.how lost.linw jetoro
- tlie nature, treatment and radical cure ufspo
inatorrlio-.i or t-uiiiin.il weakness; invnhniUry ewis
ions, seitial ilebtlity and impediments to marriage gen
orally ; uervniisness, consumption, tits, mental ami pliy
sicul luiapacily, resulting liutii SLLI -AUIISIl-nro nil- '
ly explained in tho MAIUU.W.'U UU1DI1, hy W.M '
VllllNli. Al. D. This must curanrilinnry hook should !
ho iu tho hands of every young person conleiupl.iting
innrri.-ieo. unit i'i.i re in.ili nr iiiiiil-iii ulm .li-uiri.M In'
limit the iniinlier of their ollspring In tlieir l irouiit.luu- Spun Cotton for Caulking. Hopes. Tu llun, Tar, Pitch,
.TOLINE S LEE,
No. 10, NORTH WIIAUVIIS.
Philadelphia.
SJT IP C HA ND L E II S ,
NOTICE.
A LI ptTFOiw intfrcfctf tl nro rfmod to tliu uroviMnn
iA of the .Ml, St'cti'iii iff nn A ct of Asseinhly, passc-.l uu
tlic eleventh .lay (if April If).., at follows :
"u. 5. Tli.tt It sliull ' lln: !iity of every rity ami
ciMiiuy i rnauiircr 10 hio ior iiio rf covi-ry ti an in vv
tluly r turiicil to linn by tin. .Mi-rcuutile Appraiser, if
tint paid nn or Ijefor.' tliu tlr?t d.iy of July, in each and
ct rj yn.ir. w itlini ten days nfu-r that lnte( ami said
'IVftsiirrr hli.ill not lie Ij Kclia rcil from any yucli lnuiis.j
uti I ) lit; lirin'rt Huit U to rcctner thu r-uitm within said
date ami prih' th'J same to Jmltfinriit ami iwcdilion
a mun tlierratt-T as practicalilo. and pay tliu amount
ol'all fiitli lircnt-crf rcMivi'd liy lum into tin1 Hutc
'J'fcaiiry, on nr In' tore tliu flrtst day of Oclohcrt'iisuint:;
nor nli. ill tu rrrrive any ron-idi'ration nnencli liieiiKCJ,
utiJi'ktfliuJtiakcs paymurit ad afnroaid,"
JAMKrt S. McN'IN'CIl
Treasurer of Columbia Count!.
Tnt!A5i.'Rrita Oifick, j
nJiMin-urt; .May lrGJ. )
NOTICE.
Notick is lioroby given, that tho iintlcr
signed lias placed tho follow ing named prnpeiiv
iu chargonf r-'.imitel Marr, of rlcott towiisliip, Ooliiinhia
county, during his pleasure, vi. :
I'ow, ng,(.'-.iok Move. Clock, two lied, and lleddiug,
Cooking Utensils, Tubhs nnd t'h.iirs, Corner Cupboard,
Kitchen Cupboard, and one loiri-au, with whirh all per
sons are forbidden tu mcddlo or interfere, on pains of
the law's pe.ialties.
II. WILKIN'S.
May 2 1, ieil2-.1t.
AMBnorsrrE, photograph & melainoxtpis
i m a m w pi
AvilJUOT Y i IIS, PI 10 T OG II A I'll S ,
T
Mir, subscriber has received his SI'ItlNf! STOCK OP
(KHJDS, whirli ho otters at fair unci'. To Hut.
ler Makers, he w ould suy, bring it fresh ami wo will
pay an extra price, as i. h ivKacoiilract.it
FORTRESS MONROE,
which must ho fulfilled, and wu can afl'ord m pay nn
extra price. Wo h.ivo ihaiiged our llxpress day to
Tliursday. Persons having good veal and calves, will
briiiglhciu iu on Wednesday cuingurcur)y on Thurs
day morniitg
N. M tt! A V.
Jerseytown, May IT. l?02-3t.
ces. livery p. tin, disease and acho incidental to toitllt.
lualurity and old age, is fully i xplained ; eiery piirltclo I
nt Kiiowienge uiai snntitu ne Known is neru eneit. nil
full of eugriii Jugs. Ill lai t. it discloses set rets Ihali-i
cry one should know ; still it is it book that inii.t h
lorked up. find not lio uhonl tho hoitsi. Il will be sent
to any olio uu the receipt nf twenty livccwutsiu specie
or postngu plumps. Adilrcss lilt. W.M. VOU.N'C, No. 111!
I'llUlT. Hired, abovo 1'ourlh, 1'liila.lf liilil.i.
ILT AI'l'LICTID AND UNl'OltTUNATlS. no matter
what may ho your disease, before you place, yourself un
der tlio caro of any of the notorious tyuueU iialivo or
foreign wo advertize in this or tiny oilier paper, get
n ropy of Ur. Voting's hook, nild rcw. K earrjullij. It
will ho tho menus of saving )ou inany a dollar, your
health, nnd posibly your life.
DR. YOUM! can be consulted on any of tlio diseases
described ill Ills publication, al his ollice, No, 110
rJI'lll't.'i: Street, above l'oiinli, Philadelphia,
Oilico hunts Ironi Uto U, daily.
Marili rJ, IMii-l-.'ni.
Oakum, IUntk4, ami Oars,
Ai!ust I, ltisl-1-.'ui.
KOLLOCK'S UANDKMON (OKFKU.
This prenitratiun, made from the best Java (,'oH'.-X, is
reeiiiniiiemled liy physiciatisas n superior NU'l'ltlTlOl'ri
lU'.VI'.lt.Mil'. for lietieral Deliiltty, Dyspepsia, and all
billions disorders. '1 hoiisauds who have been riimpell
oil tn .ibniilim thu monl collVo w til use this without in
jurious cU'ecls. One t au contains tlm strength of two
pounds of nfilinary cotl'ee. Pncu - i rents,
jCOLLOOK'S LEVAIN,
'I he purest and best 1LJLINC! I'HWDIIU fcnnwn, for
ni ikingliglit. sweet and r,iiiil('ius llicad und takes
Prirc i cents
HMHlT"PI!ll nr
1.1, It KOLLO01C, Ononis!
Oorp r of Ilrnad thI Cietnut.fli'etit
PHILADtLPIlIA
And fid by rill Pciiiitti .n't diocti
lj,.h J l.hn
Accurate ami Life-Like Porlniits
MEN
or this
OK THE
TIME.
WIS ore now publishing a series nf itnirjuu and l.il's
like Portraits nl tho Dtitinguishi d .Men ofthu
Timo-i'itilirariiiL' .Military and Naval Oiliccrs, Members
of Cnneross. Ct ttians. .c. Thev tire line line t-iiL-ra
nigs, uxeriited in sitpciior style, and prepared from I
the latest Photographs, many of which hato been oti.
tallied expressly for this collection, lleing printed on
cards of thu sntiiu sizo as Hie ' Canes ile Visile," they
nro tplapled tn the Photograph Albums, or can be sent
In distant friends hy mail
These portraits nro superior to any now iu tin mar
ket, nnd nro remarkable for tho fnilhriiliirs with
w lilt h till) likeness is portrayed, When purihnsiug,
ho rari fiil In lii'pure for .MurtKii's Curd Portraits, Price
in cents each, nr twenty ropics for oiiu dollar,
lC"Sent liy in.iil, post-paid, on receipt ot tlio pricu.
l'HOTOOHAl'Il AL1JUMS.
WIS havn now ready, of our own manufacture, a
rniupliiteanil exteiistro ns.orliueilt nf Phoo;iip)t Al
liums, inuilo of tlm i cry best materials, ond o'tu.il, if
not superior, in stylo nnd finish, to tiny now In the
market, whilst tliyaro oll'ered nt lower prices than
nnyothors, Thu iiouiliuent rompriscs several new
itirit'tK'S. ns well as new designs anil clasps, i'.u ry
Alliim js furm.lieil with alltle piijennd Index', printed
in gold
published hy
WILLI M S h Al.i'KKD MARTIKV
tUi Chesiiitit 'tint, I'lulartrl j'ilia
1(1 F.XT if lXTZV
t Aftu 5 .e1) I in
Mfl.iiiiiilipe-. .Vc, taken in Cloudy ns well as (.'Uor
Weather' Auilirotypcs ami Daguerreotypes copied and
lSuljrgeil.
NO li Til DA A VILLE, PA,
Pec. St, lill.
lUTJil!SlI) sYlWSa EUDVBBa
T AM AQUA, l'ENN'A.
Passengers dine here, on t lira passage of each Train,
11, M. MERRICK,
Froprittor.
Tain.vpia, Jnn 4, 1PU2.
NOTICE
Store Jlc moved,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ETat and Cap Store. pH
1 The undersigned :espei tflilly infnriiu tho citizens nf
i iiiooiobtiiirg. nun uic puiuic in general, mat no tuts re
I moved the XF.lt' HAT bTUHR. into tho house, on
I Main Htret-t, uenrly opposite his late stand, wiiero
' ho has Just received a splendid assortment of
1 CITY HATS AND CAPS,
Direct from lite Mtinufacturies.of nil kinds, styh-s, sorts
- and sizes, latest fashions, which he olll-rs wboksolu and
retail, at erv low nnces.
1 lJr" These t.oodn will ho sold tit very lewpriccs tor
lieady Pay. '
jimp, xv i.iiiiu.,
Uloonubitrg, April 13, 1802.
AmilMSTlVTOR'S NOTICE
Estate of .Susan &cltug, deceased.
IlSTTI'.ltS of adininitrnlion itli tho will annexed
i on the IM.ilu of fusaii Hchitg, Into of Hcoit
township, in Columbia iniiiity, Peiin., deceased have
been granted by tlie lti glitur nf Columbia county to the
undersigned; nil persons having claims ngaiu.t tho ep.
Into of tho dtrrdinl are repiusteil in present litem tu
lite Administrator ut his residenco in rcott township,
without delay, and all persons indebted to maku pay
ment forthwith.
I'iSTEQ SCII UO,
April PJ, lffii-dw. .W'r.
IIE CON1'E?STONS AND EX PER.
Look to your Interests.
FRESH ARRIVAL
OP
AT
A LI. persnns knowing Ihcmselvcs
n. iiititersigneu on hook account
inde bted to Hi
or otherw i so. ar
hereby notified to come and selllo up hy tlio Jst o
March, let!'.', or their act omits will positively bo lilt In
the hands of u proper ollicer for collection.
W.M. IIKKIW
Iljer's (Jrovo .Mills, I'eb.P, IPGS. if.
rnilE
I. I ISN'
i. in, nml lor the esnerial benefit of Vuiitig Men, nml
llitieo who sillier with Nervous nihility, Loss of .Mem.
ory, Preiiialiiro Decay, &c &. See., liy ono who has
cured hitusulf hy simple menus, alter being put to great
expense mis inconvenience, through the use of worth
c ss medicines prescribed hy learned Doctors, Single
copies may bo had of the author, O, L, LA.MIH.UT, l'.f
lireenpoitit, Lung Island, hy unclosing a post.posl ad
dressedenvelope.
Address CHAIILISH A. l,A M lir.HT. ISsi.
tlrecnpulni, Long Island New Vork.
MnylT, Iff,? 2m.
MILLER &EYER'S.
THIS subscribers have just returned from Iho City
With another large and seleil tissoriiucl of
Spring and iinustcr oods,
purchased nt Philadelphia, at tbc lowest figure, nnd
winch they tiro determined to sell on as moderate terms
us can ho procured elicwhcro in Illoomsburg. Their
stock comprises
LAUir.$' oin.ss aoans,
of choicest styles nml latest f.ithlon.
dry aouns. axi) eiiwcFiw'.s,
II 1RUWARK (IUF.F.XH'AUF
CF.DAR ll'AIIF.. IIOI.I.OIY WAIIIi
IIIOX. X.III.S, ROOTS ,y SltOIS
HATS Jj- CAPS, Ale., Jj-c, .yc,
lit short ever tiling usually kept In rniiiitry Store. ;
to whiih lltey invito the public generally.
Thu Highest price paid for country produce.
MlLLKU & EVWl.
nioomburg, April lMr IcOZ.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of William Cool, deceased.
NOTICtS is lii'reliygiveiitliatlcltcrsnf Ailmluisiration
on tlic eetatool William Coo I, late of Hemlock Iwp,
i-nluniliin count v. deceased. have been granted hy lltullei-
ister of said County to Peter Wurkheiser and Williain
II, Cool w ho rcsidu in the name towiwhip. Ail persons
having claims nr demands against tho estate ofthu
dersdenl are reqiicjtrM topresent tlioin ror beiiiemenl
and thoso indebted tn maku payinent w ithout delay.
PIS l'lllt WlSltKHLItilSli,
WILLIAM. II. COOL.
Anril IS. leci nt. Adm'n.
STOVE AND TINAVARE SHOP.
... . i i jnr.,.m tlm ..lti-...,... Ar
, rpim lllllierjipili-il "on'.. ... ...
mh J iiioiiiusbiirg and i kinlly. that lie has Just ru
aV clved nnd offers fur sale ono of Iho uiojlexteiisiM!
1Sl5 iissortnieiits uf COOU1NCJ mid l-'ANi V HTOVISrf
ever Introdiii oil into this murket. Tlm (.hristopher Co
illiiliili, James Itnbbuml lllobo are amuug tho llrst class
conking ytoves.all or whirh tiro nir-tight and gits biirne r
His Parlor stoves nro liand.oino and Hip iis.ortiuent va
ried. ALSO-l'atticiilar attention is paid to l in-Wnrc
nml llouso Spouting, upon short notice. All kinds of
repairing w ill li done w ith neatness and despatch.
ID- Country produce lalieu iu oxcliaiipe for "-l.
1 HLLll a. .lUil.lt.
Illoo msburg. Muy lo lcC2.
WASinxaTOK, Juno 11. Advices re
ceived at the War Department state that
General Jackson's army attacked General
Shield's advance on Monday morning, near
Port Republic The conflict is Baid to"
havo been maintained for four hours by
about two thousand of our men against tho
main body of Jackson's army.
The cucrny's force became so ovcrwhol
mingin number that our advance was com
polled to fall back, which it did in good'
order, until It met tho main body of Gen-
oral Shield's command near Conrad's
store.
As aoou ns this was effected tho enemy
in turn retired.
The fighting is said to havo been very
severe, and tho loss heavy on both sides.
No further particu-ars have reached this
Department.
Gen. Ashiiv, of the Black Horse Caval
ry notoriety, was positively killed during
the Gsjltt at tho bridge over Middle river.
MRS. DEMOREST'S
Quat'tcrly minor of Fiishious:
Great Improvements.
TUP. Summer Number w ill contain four largo nhil
spl'Miilid fashion plates, three full lined patterns,
lomprising the New i'rencri Wnin.nn eh-gaut Sleeve,
and .Misses bark, together with nearly J till engravings
nf all tho novelti.'s fur Hummer llotinets, Cloaks, Trim
mings, Children's Dresses, etc., and valuable informs.',
tiou in inillint-rs, drcs makers, mothers, and ladies
generally, presuming Iho largest and best fashion Mug
aziuu iti'the Wnrld, published -Till Hrondwm, and sold
uvervw here afji cents, or sent hy mail free, oil receipt
of tliu ituioiint. Yearly SI Willi tlie following valuable
premium.
ISach yearly subscriber will he entitled to tho selec
tion nf 50 cants worth of plain patterns from tlio des
igns in the hook, or from Iho show room, or they may
In; nrih-rcil and sunt hy mail any timer during Iho year,
hy paying the po lagc.
Iplcliuiil llliiuceiueuis in uuiivusf rrs.
Biiuiiiier number will bt ready on or about the first
of May.
May 3, lfC2-3iv.
COUGH DROPS ' COUGH DROPS' M
EVISP.V body uses lTtONCFIULDS' COUGH DROPS-.
It acts promptly sometimes arresting the worst cottl
in 24 hours. Iu all iiUVctioiis of llio Chest, Thrbutv
whether niutu urchrotiic it will be found of iinmedialo
benefit. Try a single bottle and you cannot fail to ap
preciate its usefulness.
For S.ik' liy most nil Storekeeper, and Druggl.ts.
Prepared by
C. I'ltONT.Fir.l.D,
No. 317, N. 3d. St., Philadelphia. 1
Nov. W. 1?(11 3tn.
& D .B, BAJTS,
Printer. Ilookbimler & illaniibook
M ANUFA C TU R. E It ,
WllOI.ISttX AMI IiETllt. DKALEn n
rr.INTINd, WHITING AND WUA1T1NC rATER.
ACl'ST IOU TUB CATAWISSA TWIT. MILL..
Main Ptrt'i't, first doorbelow thu Public SpuatD,
WILKESBARRE, PA.
Nov.ea, l?fil12m.
GILL & PAUL
(icutrnl Commission Merclianls,
UKALlllS IN
I'iih, Provisions, I'lour, llutler, Cheese, Oils, Dried
Fruits, (iriiin, Heed., I1c.uk, Whiskey, Wool,
Country 4'roduco ami Merchandise
generally.
No. 31 North Wiiakvls, I'liiMtiriPiiu.
T Consignment, of Provisions, Flout atd Ccimtr
Produco solicited, and return, promptly made ('a.
.irh'sureH when desired
OHDI P.H for all kind, of I'lrh I'rnvtslnn. Flciir, in this maiktt
Hindi roils fcr plleil Al Uic low ci I a.hi tlcei
utu.l 1, 1-W J3m ,. l
A C
XI rjnNTLl'.MUN'.-Tho siihseriher will send (freo
o charge) lo till who desire it, Iho Cecipo nnd .liiectioits
lor iiinKlug a simple vrgciauin ii.-iiut, inai wiu.iii mini
two to right days, reinin u Pimples, lllotclies, Tun,
I'reckles, fallow ncss, mid all impurilies and riMighncs.i
ofthe Skin, leaving tho snine us Nature intended it.
sitoniu tie sou, cnnir, si,iihi, mm ti-.,uitiui. inosu . . ,c.
de.irinifiliellefiiio. with full instructions, directions, niooinsnitrg. Mnrcn lt, ifo
nml advice, will please call on nrnddress (with return - " " '-Kmrnmi
po.tace,) TIIOA 1". CHAPMAN, , NOIl'Jb
Practical Clitmitt.
May 17, jers-Snt. 831 Ilroadway. New York.
Opposite Hit Court llovieand nnt doorto Dtwrat OffiO
The undersigned, respectfully inform, his friend, and
customers thai ho ha. opened
AXFII'BllillF.R Slior
Iu Court House Alley, next door below thi Ofllco of
the Columbia Democrat, w hero ho will ho happy to wait
upon nil customers, nml from lougripcrieiicu ami strict
attention to business, lie hnpesto merit und receive n
liberal sharo nf public putroiiase.
UT All thing, heru "done in deenncy and In order."
i nu.,1,10 i.ivw,,
LEATHER! LEATHER 1 !
ALL persons indebted to tho subscriber.
In nnj way, aro respectfully rcnusited to make
immediate settlement and early payment, 1 must have
Th.,.n ..In, hnvM enlitsmt torn, credits. Ills
rrM(i;iini!rrsignriiwouti! announce, thai no ins on nana j.00a, wli not fail tocall and settle without delay.
J. nt his Hat and Cap lTiiinnriuni.Vui Main St., Ulooins- ' W.M. FltiT..
burg, ah assortment n iiMK'renl Mini or leather, inch n.
tlno calf skins moroci'ored nml blacK) amt lining., all
ct which ne win scitcneapcr man can nc nan itieniicre lv,,.n i tjt awcjM
this maiket can mm nemtne mem tor ynur.eire. jjmviAivu i uiihh i
JOHNK filUTON
Dloomiburs.May "t 186i.
Ofan-etllle, Va , My3, leC3-lin
BLANKS !
Of every description, for sale at this office
(1I EVANM, 10,000 I'BIMIIK, X
wr' Ciirili irr Hour! au W
PrM0l Muml.Kl,fcl b, Um -UA. .-
SS .U.L.M. Uu.. ,1 Ik. Iu.
ri.ssLis isiTiTvts ...r. kj'
A
ti.u e.M If.
A , KilibslM. ..... 1? J" P,liS. CH, .nri I-..SI. O
'r.' .,.C3lt T TV...-J r,J. r iu.,.1.
" 0 lh.,iW.l)ltffl'll".r..ilI-ll.
" ror. I.lbrsry. rOlTlfTII ST. KVw ChMin.il.
August I", le8t.
Slmcitirau H0'-
(Opposite. Jnaeemtenec Hall,)
Oil I2STN UT S'ITt C 1ST .15 1ST W rSlSN FI FTII U 81 XTI1
PHILADKI.PIIIA.
WYATT li lintJI.INC.a.
'rrrit.
November 30. 1501. March 13, IBS.
NATRON A COAL OlLt
WARKANTISn NON 1SXPL031VF.I
and I'Tial tn any KISUOS1SNF..
WIIV buy an explosivo Oil, when a few- cent, net
per jailor, will furnish you whh n perfect Oil t
Made aiilibf
PA SALT MANlTACTIlUINf! COMr.VNV,
No. 127 Walnut Ptreet, rillL,UI.PlllA.
Fthy.Vl, l.ii3, I yotr.
.1. V. M U Si 15 It ,
(Huccc.&ot to J, 8. SORVER.)
H1WI.F.SALF. Dl'.ALEU IX
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS,
No. a North Fifth St., tiborn Market.
FIlILAlUSLnilA,
Also, Mdniil.i- turrr sud Importer of
FOREIGN A DOMHJTK1
May P1, li-fO l"u