Columbia Democrat.
SATURDAY 'MOIWINO, SEPTEMBER 26, 1863.
DEMOCRATIC
MASS MEETING
AT JEBSKYTOWN,
GOLUMHIA COUNTY, PENN'A.
On THURSDAY, Oct. 8., 1883.
LIT KVERY MAN WHO IS WORTHY OP
THEEDOM OIVE ONE DAY TO HIS
Heuiomber thai ibo prioo of Liberty ia
Eternal Vigilance. l'ooplo of Col'
umbia, ever faitliful to your ancient and
glorious Domocratio Record, Rally In
iout Strength, at Jcrseytown, on Oct.
8th, that ou Elnctiou Day you may bo
Omnipotent against your Country's
Foes.
Tbo following gcntleinon will address tlio
Meeting.
JOSEPH 0. 15UC11E11. ESQ., of Lewis
burg, Union County, Pa.
COL. WM, 11 KINDLE, of Lycoming.
HON. M. E. JACKSON, of Columbia.
September 20, 1803 2v.
The Premium List of tho Agricultural
Society of Columbia county, for premium"
to be awarded at the next Lair, will ap
pear in next Saturday's Democrat,
The abolitionists had sixty negroes in
their procession at Bcllfontaine, Ohio.
Whito men of the Repnblican party just
think of that.
Gov. CuiiTiN was one of tlio HIGH
PRIESTS of tho Know-Nothing party.
Ho vent into power upon tho cry of
"Down with FOREIGNERS !" and tried
his best to strip them of thoco political
rights which Woodward- and tho Domo
cratio party have always battled to main
tain to them.
The Aboliiion Stato Central Committee
den', most emphatically, tho assertion of
somo of the unscrupulous editors who
have attemplod to sully the rrputation of
Judge Woodward. The Committee ad
mit that "he ia "honorable and without
reproach." What say tbo yelping curs
to tho declaration of the Committeo!
J'jF.r ever) man take part earnestly in
the present contest. It is the greatest
that ever yet has animated the peoplo of
Pennsylvania. Heretofore, our political
buttles have been fought upon questions of
Administration policy ; now tho Con
stitution itself is tin stake. Lot every
Democrat remember tki?, and put fortli
all his stienglh to savo his country .
Health for the Soldier! For one
who dies from tho effects of tho bullet ten
perish from damp and exposure to night air.
Small dt ses of Ilolloways pills, taken every
other night, will correct all disorder of tbo
Liver and Stomach, purify tho Wood, and
insure sound health to every man. Only
20 tents per box.
Westmoreland. Our friends talk
largely iu tho Situ of the ll'est. They
predict a majority of scventecu hundred
for Woodward Lowrie and Civil Liberty 1
n.i. a i.t:. .1 1 ... .
i uu iiuuauuunib lum u uavu uiii:uiiii;u iu
break the force of tho heavy fall that awaits
them in Westmoreland by nominating a
r. ....
reaegaue ucmoutai lur hid ouhuib uui
thero will be little or nothing left of him i
or
them.
A Tried Man. The AholitionUts tell
us that "Gov. Curtiu is a tried man," but
forirot to copy the rest of tho record
''and couvictcd too." He was convicted
on tho cvideuce of tho "Philadelphia En
quirer" "Pittsburg Gazette," "Pittsburg
Dispatch," "Pittsburg Chronicle1" ''Blair
County Whig," Gen Cameron and Alex
ander Cummings.
The peoplo will execute him, politically
on the 13th of October next, between tho
hours of 8 A M. and 7 P. M.
An Election in Illinois. Tho char
ter election in tho city of Alton oomo off
on tho 8th, Tho Democratic majority for
Mayor (Levi Davis,) was sixty six, and
for Register, agaiust whom tho "Union
League, niado a fight, three hundred and
twouty. Alderman, seven Democrats and
five Republicans. This is a great success,
for tho Uuion Leaguo was thoroughly or
ganized, and boasted, before tho election,
that they numbered in their ranks over
half tho legal voters in tho city. In 1800
Alton gavo two hundred and seventy-eight
mi'ljority for Lincoln. Will Pee John
place this along side of the Wilmington
election.
Slick Tills iu Your Hat aud Keep it
There.
8&"!'I deolaro upon my responsibility
as a Scnator.that tho liberties of this coun
try aro in greater danger to-day from tho
corruptions, and Irom tno profligaoy prac-(
tiecd in tho various departments of tho
Government, than they are from the enemy
in the opeu field J. P. Hale, Republican
Senator from New Hampshire.
"If these infernal fanatics and Abolition
ists ever get the power in their hands, thoy
will overrido the Constitution, set tho
Supreme Court at dofianoe, ohango and
mako laws to suit themselvos, lay vi
olent HANDS ON THOSE WHO DIFFER IN
opinion, or dare question their fidelity,
and finally bankrupt the country and del
uge it with blood, Daniel Webster.
MONTOUR COUNTY.
Tho following aro tbo names of
draftad turn from Montour county :
DANVILLR, SOUTH WAitl).
tho i
Thomas Lewis,
Lawronco Hock,
Ghnrlui Lolujiow,
Henry Iltiliolmor,
John Dreicli,
Caleb Snyder,
S n inn o I Myofly,
Sunmol J. l'nrdoo,
John C. l'errin,
Jesnph W. Keoly,
David '. Yetrick,
Charles H. Utilick,
Thomas E Duller,
John Welst,
William Wray,
Jacob Scliwolp,
William Young,
Witliutn Linn,
David Williams,
Andrew J l.eniycr,
William J Thomas,
Ulias Knott,
Jnmes Wultor,
Charles E Swariz,
Christian Titsworis,
Thomas Miller,
t1.Mtt, t,t.ln
wm. Lmyior,
Charles it Hinckley, George W k'c'm,
...... , UIIJIIOI,
William D. Hvans
John Newham.
William Landau,
John Willinms,
Thomas K. Evans,
David Wnlverlon,
James I) Vaiidling,
James II llronks,
William Gasklns,
c I m.......
William H Jones,
LalnyeUe R. Haas,
Henry M Shock,
John Harvey,
Siqmond Levi
Samuel R Lunger,
Benj, Kramer,
James Baylor
James Mcliride,
Jacob Conrad
David Hunt,
Patrick Fitspntrick,
Phillip Stinhz, v
Samuel lliblur
Washington Laycock,
William Cleineui.
John II Goiisiiiaur,
Daviil Hnivo,
Getirai ). bailer,
Samuel Waite,
Jacob Miller,
John LVelz,
A .1 Animermiin,
Henry J Atun,
Oliver 1" Crai-i,
NORTH WARD
Francis Smith,
JosimiIi Shui'srd,
William Hancock,
Hugh Litihart
William Woods,
John I' Millhiusc,
Jacob Bloom,
Phillip Ortiniin,
Geo S Tillsnn
Thomas Ryan,
Lewis Mock,
William I'icfcaH,
Win MeKwen,
Hujjh Oliver,
Thomas Shane,
John it Luiiuur,
John Lorley
Pairick Torner,
Win Siillinan
John Laver,
Au. Freeze
John Cany
Henry Devine,
Wm Henry
Daniel Jacobs
James H Burns
Junius leader,
Win H Rttch
Genriio Krebbs
John Long,
Fred Bangor,
Rnberi Siuler,
Josiiiti Wolf,
Francis Fralin
Lewis Thomas,
Isaiah Salmon 1
W in S Morn.vi
James l.oveit,
Michael Dalton
Joep!t Clyde,
Patrick McGlinchy,
Matthew Hardy,
Jumps W 0Conuer,
John Stoigorwald,
John Kennedy,
Michael I.iiniien
Uryatt Mehny'
Horace Tinman
Chas W Kllis,
CharlfH lioyer.
C Initio" Rrtidturd
David Davis,
Patrick O'Conttur,
Join, Jacobs
Nathaniel Everharl,
Oavid Ratretl.
Francis J Rillla,
Alex J Hoirner
Eil ward Twohig,
.Toll ti Shavabii
John It White
Fred Mnyer
David James
Wm John-ou
Jitnes P Mtillin
A. Fnrched
Thomas Laniaon
Rnrton WapplHS
John Underlover,
Samuel Henry
Edwin Good.ill
Ariliur Mathow,
Patrick Loltua,
John Kline,
Chiillnn Lousing
John Sheppnrtl
Sampi-nn Pickens,
John nonyheriy,
Jacob Snyder,
D.ij Lifey
Jacob Ward
James Oilby,
John D.iuyheriy
James Rail,
Fred I'urper,
Miclnii'.l Leui'Hii,
Lewie G Hvnti
Samuel Katue
Charles. Smull
Levi R'Hjpr,
Wm M LMTerty,
John Mctiady,
David Shelliart
John Irwin
Levi Alleynr.
Patrick Morhen
Hugh I'urhel,
Win. Yoiinu.
Javitl Wands
John Kriprin
Georce Orw,
Henry Gres,
Samuel Wo khoieer,
Owen ll.trrmi,
Charlf A U rd
John Kn.-,
Edward Edmund
Michael Murphy.
ANTHONY.
Ge'oras W Yotinii, John De rr Jr ,
Thorna Schuyler. James Derr
Jonathan S McBride, William S'mok.
Charles Johnsloii. Stephen J Mutlly,
Andrew FShanafelt, William llemlerstiol,
Jacob Albeck Jr , Jame G McKee,
James iJlatr., INolson jotinsinu,
Lennnrd Kirkner, John Leidecker,
William Anders, Joel Bittler,
WEST HEMLOCK.
William R Sheqi, Hiram Palmer,
John Wolf, Wt.liarn Wellivor,
John M Mnore, James H Tanner,
Augustus Keller,
LIMESTONE
Jame II Caldwell, George F Wagner,
rj y..l,,rs
Stophen Kills,
John A Weiilenharaer
Henry McQuay.
Wm. H 'iiilorhot,
j Samel R Johnson,
I Jremiah Gumer,
Jlln Heudershoi,
jvialhow AlpCain.
Jacoo bmiili,
Robert C MontsnmeryJeremiah Gntiger,
Daniel F Waner, Jnsiali Ji tinier,
Cyrus AMriuh, Lemuel Thomas,
Jacob Dorr,
COOPER.
Noah Krnm,
i.m::..i. !' .ti.,
Henry kaifhuer,
Gitorge Fry,
1 r.n nil iunui ,
Andrew Wertman
Benjamin try,
Davitl Knorr.
John G Karatiner,
Geortrt Piter,
John Cromley Jr.,
LIBERTY.
Robert 11 Murray, William Henry,
Jame Cuny,
Andrew Coiner,
John B Wetznl,
William Rnhinnon,
Robert Batler
Henry Sitniutou,
John R linln imii,
Martin Kelley,
Jaenli K Hnj er,
Jacob G-'ist
Jonathan Ne.bit
Wm Folmer,
JohnC McWillinms, Isaac Houiii,iiitel
A brain G llulsiger, Henrv Hoaan.
Androw Roto. John Bog.trt Jr,
Richard B Wilson, Dtvid M WiUou,
Henry Rote, Thrmas Clark,
Aaron Bond,
VALLEY.
Wm Laurence,
David Wilson,
Zehulon Thomas,
Peter Loncolf Jr.,
Wm R Pursuit.
Pater Menser Jr.,
Jackson Rnail,
Frederick Moser,
Wm H Sironb,
Thomas Clements,
Geo Frappo,
Cyrus M Child..,
Dennis E Bright,
Hiram Crns'ley,
Allred J Mnyer,
Grideth Lloyd,
Levi Evert,
Joenh Wilson,
Edward Delaney,
Eli Adams.
Daniel B Fox,
Frak Share,
John Workman,
Wrn Goiser,
John Mauinnis,
John M Kiiir,
Ed ma ml J Moyor,
Win M Snj'ler
David K Snyder,
Hudson O Snyder
Wm E M'tyer,
Ep'iraim Bower,
Win H Snyder.
James McMauati,
Edward Green,
DERRY.
Simon Moser,
Wesley Perry
Joseph I'emer
Geo F Weasner
Wrn C Pollock
Samuel Greh
IlHiinHvllle B Gresh
Jonathan Delong
Michael Fiher.
Thomas Shultz
Wm. C Shultz
Andrew J Carr
Jeremiah SlClair
Joseph Seidel
Thomas II Switzer
Isaac F Saul
Thomas Chnstman
Wm Newhart
John Reaser
Lemuel Smith
MABERRY.
Jacob Vought Simon Votight
Isaac Hummer James Shultz
Stephen W Owen Pyve?ter Cleaver
Peter H Votight Charles Ellison
MA HUM JSti
Thomas Richard
Charles Gerringer
John Sechler
Benjamin Baker
Enhraim E Riahel
Richard Roberts
John K Eveir
John Thomss
Wm Wertman
David J Bright
Franklin Miller
Joseph Deihl
Noah Francis
Wm Edward
Charles Baker .
Lambert Snyder
Ferdinand Baker
Michael Mona
David P Diehl
Anthony Fisher.
IUAICKIAtiES.
At Sereno, by James Masters, 6n tho
, Mr. dosnut Ivitchk.v, of Mount
PIcasaLt, and Hannah Eves, daughter
of Geo. h Eves, of Madison township,
Columbia county.
In Bloomsburtr, on tlie 10th of Septcm-
her, Capt. John Whiteniciht, aged about
in years.
T- 1 toil. A
iu Jursuviown, un U1U IQUI tusr,., mr.
m ........ -. ' . .. .
1H0MAS J'. UOLE, agOU VJ, years d WCCK9 o.l," nn.l to "designate tin, place at which Iboelec Ionia 01 -1," '. "".Wm n'llTe'a hnvcr.-and-ldaVS.
to bo held." Therefore, I.JOSI All FOKMAN High Slier- iui?,EtM.f&VlZ
.iuu uuja, Ifnf Columbia countv. do lierobvniakpknw and .. , tnou'nndt of nillet from thla mai
In Ulooinsburg, on Saturday, Sept. 12,
UOUEllT Wir.LIAMS, aged CO years 10
mnntliq nnil lllil'iuo
..j,
In Bloomsburg, on tho 10th of Sept,,
FnANCIS ILVUIllSON FRY, BOH ol Joseph
,i ,,, tf c r ' i it
and Martha 1'ry, from fracture in BCUll
in falling, in the ninth year of his ago.
vlllo.
CST "GOVERNOR CUltTIN CAN-
NO V SEOUUE THE SUPPORT OP
EITHER HIS OWN PARTY" OR HIS
O H F.OE-H jLUERS." Speech of Alex
antler Uummmgs bifoic (he ,'ept blicun
Slate Convention , Aug. 5, 1803.
BLOOMSBURG MARKETS.
Wheat 12 bus. 51 251 Green Apple
no
lvye.
Corn
Oats,
8itl Dried " 00
i ii
(i i
00 Dried Peaches 3 00
00, Butter 25
75 Lard " 10
00' Tallow " 12
Buckwheat
Potatoos "
Cloversecd "
Timothyseod
Eggs.... doz. 12
2 50 Hay... " ton. 13 00 j
Unions
(t
00 Chickens " pair 25
ItECElPTS FOIl AUGUST.
TO THE
COLUMBIA HDsEiVlOUfllAT.
:o:
The following payments have been made
tn tho Columbiu Dcmocial office, during
tho month of August :
Dr. fctcr It 1'rceia, 8' 5"
Mxon'fl Circus, 0 .1J
C 1. Moore. S u I
I) W Uotibina, J!l 00
Abrum A Kline. 1 00
Thos II Cole, 1 73
Samuel llogart, 1 ol)
I'hllin Ort. 1 50
Win Cole, lj , S 00
Joseph IL bs, (I'linncr) 1 00
Cnpt J R Jemlsou, 1 IIU
Jacob Drumln-ller, 1 SO
.Mrs. C Kemtaoii
i no
Geo W tfl.ortz, 3 III'
John Kclchner, 1 .10
Adam Keller, 3 .10
i'hl'ip Christmau, 2 no)
Kiiiuihii I hill, - M
JlaJ John rumnings, 4 00
Est of Alex Jlcirs, 2 00
Majberry binder, I
John Evelatt I, 1
Thos U .-wopontilser, I do.
M ii ivenneuy. L.si.,
Kuv J W Usher,
Est nf John l'uulk,
Levi A Hutchison,
Sain'l II lliitrhison,
1'rederlck .Mullloy,
Lieut J M Hanks,
A O llel.lle nan.
Isaac Wagner, Esi.,
IVm. J. Nephew,
Jtcob D.Miiott, Est.,
Wm. Msllrlde, Ein
no
a oo
3 .',0
1 70
S i.i
A C Oillard, 1
John Urown, Sr., SOU
S.un'l SwppeiihiB'n 5
l'tlcr (ii arliart. tfr . 4 oil
1 bU
I
I on.
7 (10
1 50
1 00
A 11 Johnston, 1 75
Richard & Nils. " 00
Amos Townsond, 1 73
Col M W Jackson, 4 00
3 50
J SI Hower, 'J 50
Estate ol'Jacob Diddle 5 U'J
Col J M lluir, 5
'5 i
Elisha lift.
2 00'
Jacob sillier, l
Isaac Ikeler, " 40
Umiah Chanibcrtin, 1 00
Richard 1'ru't. Eiq.,
Est nf Jane Glnglcs,
(J At W Kramer,
Conrnd Kramer,
Wm llarher,
Eraslus 1 1 i'ii,lc r-.liot ,
Jonas Tric3,
l'hillp ('roue.
Win II Kline,
J useph C i'atker,
3 50
U UO
(1 00 Col Nc.il McCoy. 5 00
1 73 MnJ Samuel Knorr. 1 l
1 73 Jcsc C'.ileinan, Es'p 2 (10
0 00 Wm J Kramer, 2 00
1 00 A J l'olk, .. 1)., r 75
50 Philip I' Eyur, 2 14
1 0.1 James I'recic. 2 00
1 00 John Kcler. 1 00
5Thankful, friends, for your support.
It is yours to sustaiu and ours to maintain
a FREE PRESS." Keep the ball in mo
tion and liberty will survive.
Nero Qliiuertiscmcnt
COME ONE. COME ALL? 1
BROWER
ILL expose to sale every day this
Full and Winter. (Sundays executed. 1 a largo
and well selected asso,tmenln
American French and English (inods,
Just from tho Eastern market?. Tlain Djess Goods aro
the latest fashion, such as Cashmere Merinos, 1'ure
Mohair Silk Finish, .Mpaccas of all ehui'.cs
DELAINS at 18. 22, 2.
SI and ,15 cts,
CALICOES from 18 to
SHAWLS ALL WOOL,
25 cents.
Ion;; it
square, at prions to suit
purchasers.
NUBIAS AN) WOOL HOODS
or EVERY DtSCnilTlCN.
Cloths, Cassimers and Jeans, for Men and
Hoys wcr, cheap. Dndles' Collars. CutTs, Sleeves,
Head Ntls. aud dress trimmings.
Blenched and U iibkcujicd Muslins,
will be sold at a ery imall advance.
Hosiery, Gloves, Embroidering Biaids, &
small wares in great variety,
Linen Carpet Chain
aud cotton yarn.
Boots and Shoes,
Ladies' gaiters, toilet slippers, chililr' n's gaiters and
shoes, and n large stock to eli'il from at all
prices. Trunks aud oil ilotli ratihcls,
U'iceiiwuro and lluidware,
& Q & 11 1' & g
y o n a o a o a iv d sjh g a r s,
nt low prices, and in fart almost everything in my line
that may bo called for. us I luvo purchased a much lar
ger stock nf goods tlinu usual, ami am determined to
sell them at ery small profits, for reuily pay.
Ladies will find it to their advantage In buy their
Dress Goodi at this etiblilimcut, ns 1 will prtseu to
every Lady customer, who may desire it, onu of Mad
ame Demon-si's latest sleev.e patterns. Call and seo
thu Mirror of Fashion, Jut published, with lull wid
rcliah'o description of the latest Tans tushions.
Ulooinsburg, Sept. 20. 103.
For a Medkjjnk that will Cure
COUGHS, l.VFLVEVZJi, TICKUXO IXT11E TIlhOAT
ivuoorr.YO-couoir, on ntLir.ru cox
svMPTiri: couans, .is qujlk jis
ooe?s mum balsam.
Over Five Thousand Buillts
have been sjlil hi its native town, and lint a singlo in'
stance of its f.iiluro is known.
We have, in our possession, any ojiantity of certifi
cates, somo of them from eminent physicians, who
have used ii i n their practice, and gi en it Hie prc cmi.
nenco over any oilier i (impound. It does dot dry up a
cough, but loosens it. so us to enable the patient to cx
pector lie freely. Two or throu doses will invariably
euro tickling iu thu throat. A half bottle has often
completely cured tlu most
SlUBtiORN COUGH,
and yet. though it is so sure and speedy in its operation
it is perfectly harmless, being purely vegetable. It is
very agreeable to tho taste, utid may be anuiiuistered
to children ef any age.
IX CASES OF CROUP
we will guarantee n cure, if Inkeu in season. No
! lamily Bhonld be without it, Jt is within tlio reach of
nil, the price being
j ONLY 25 CENTS. i
And if an investment and thorough trial .tocsnot
I .'back up" Ilia above statement, the money will bo re
funded. Wo say this knowing its merits, und feci i on.
Jldei t that one tnoj will secure for it u homo ill ev.ry
'house old.
Do not waste away with cougning, wnen su small
an investment will cure you. It may be hud of any re
spectable druggist in town, who will furnish you wilU
a lircular of genuine certificates of cures it lias inado
U. G. CLARK CO.. I'ropriftors,
New IUvicn, t'r,
r s- Ai wholesale, hv Johnston. Hollow av 4c Cowden.
j S3 North Sixth Street, I'liiladelphia, l'a. For stile by
Druggists in city, country, and everywhere,
Sept. 2 J, 1803 Oui
j SPECIAL NOTIOE.
ALL persons indebted to the late firm nt Mxller A;
Eyir, Merchants in llloniutburg, nro hereby noti
fied, that the Hooks. Notes und Accounts of said firm
' r in tho Store for coUecllou, and must be eettlcd by
lbs first of October, without respect lo those concerned,
MILLER EYKR.
Blooinsbarg, August 11, 1S03
GENERAL iJLKOTION
PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS, by tho laws of this
oCoinillonwcnftll. It In mmlo "tlio iltilv nf Ilia
Bhcrlirnf every county to give notice of tho general
Suof ,9Mnt&
"'," """'""'i "voniy nays oeiuro me oiec
lion." and to entllliorata therein thii nftlrnra in l.n ulnrl.
won, nnu w enumerate iiicrcin
.. . n
2ttV.ii be I!iiSt
day, the TIIIUTIIUNTII DAY OF OI.TOIIEII. being the
tecond Tuotday In raid month, at tho aeveral dif
trictt wiiuiii inn county, to wit:
in,Zt&wt"bvMlthmi i,mnt
Ucaver lownahlp, ntthohoUBoef Franklin l..8hutnnn.
lllooin township, at tho Court llouau, llloonubuig. i
llrlarcrccktuwiuhlp.nt the School lloute near Evon.a
Iloroushof llcrwlck, nt the Town Houte. In Ilrrwlck.
Ciiuawit.ii township, at the houic of Wm. Shuninn,
In Cattnwinia.
t'cmro township, attlialioutoof Jereinlali Itett.dec'd,
('onyiinham town, hip, nt tho houtnof It. It. Wawer.
I'Uhlnerreek tu p , at thu tiouie nf llciij, MclJcnry.
Franklin tuuthlp, at Clayton's School lloute,
Rrccnuooiltoniisliip. nt thu linute of Joseph It, I'atton
Hemlock township, ut thu liuik Horn.
Jackson towuthlp, utthu honso of llzklcl Colo.
Locust Uiwuslilp, ut tliu lioutuofj, L. Hurst, Blab
town Minlln tnwnhlp, nt the houie nf John Keller.
Madison twp., ut tho liouo of Samuel lllnioy.
Mount I'leaiunt towp.at the house now occupied by
Thomas Jones.
Montour township, at tho houso of John Richards, now
occupied by William MnlllnR.licnd,
.Main tow nshln. nt the liouss of John AI.Nuk
KnarliiKcrcek ton nshlp.atthe house formerly occupied
; by U, W. Dreltbnth.
I Orange township, at the houso of Alexander llugtica,
urnnijcviiic.
l'lue towmhlp, at tho house of Albert Hunter.
Suimtlonf tonn.lnii, att hu house of Allnat Cole.
C. .,(,.. n, I,... l,.,.l.n nC I'nn.l, ll..,..ll
lt'lsfurther directed that the vlcctlon of the said sov
crnl illrtrlcta shall bo opened between tho houra ofs and '
10 o'clock In the forenoon, nnd shall continue open with.
out interruption or
adjournment, until 7 o'clock in thu
cveninir. when Hi" noils shall b dosed.
i uc omccrs ir ue eiecieuai ma nine ana places afore
said, nre
ONE GOVEUNOK,
ONE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME CcUKT,
ONE SENATOR,
TWO ItLritESENTATIVES,
ONE t' ROT II O N OTA R Y,
ONE REGISTER ic RECORDER,
ONE TREASURER,
ONE COUNTY COM.MtfWloNER,
OVECOUNIY AUDITOR, und
ONE COUNTY CORONOR.
It is further directed that tho nicotines of tho return
judges will be lield at the Court House iu llloumsburgtu
m.iKiioiii nio general election, which win be on i ut
DAY thu SIXTEENTH DAY of OCTtlllER.
The return Judges of the Renrescnlativu District, com.
posed of the counties of Wyoming, Sullivan, Columbia
und Montour, shall mectnt tho Court House, in lllooms
burg, in the county uf Columbiu, on TUESDAY, the
TWENTIETH DAY of OCTOIIER net to make out
returns fur members of Assembly.
And in ami by tlio sold act, 1 am further directed to
give notice llmicury parson, excepting justices ofthe
uence, w ho h,ill hold any ollice or appointment of prullt
pr trust under tho Government uf the United States, or
nf this State, or of any ily or incorporated district,
whether u commissioned olliccr or otherwise n subordi
nate ollicer or agent, w ho is or shall be employed under
.he legislative, or executive, or judirary department of
this ritute, or of any incorporated district, and also that
every member of Cungrehs. and of tho select or common
council of uuvcitv. commissioners, uf any incorporated
district, is, by law, incapable of holding or exercising nt
Ine same time, too oiiicu or appointment ol judge, inspec
.or or clerk ot'nny etcitioii ot this commonwealth, and
out no inspector, judge or any ulhccrof any snch dec-
tiou shall b, ihgible to auy oliico than to be voted for.
Given under my linndand seal, at my othce in Ulooms
burg, tills lTlli day of September, A. D leU3,
J. II. FURMAN,
Ulooinsburg, Sept. 20, 1S03 Shtriff.
oOMMt-NtCATED.
ruuioxAnr coxtuxrrotx, cun.wiE visasE.
A CARD.
TO CONSUMPTIVE'? The undcrs'gncd having been
restored lo health ill .1 few-weeks, by a very simple
remedy, lifter having suffered several years with a so
vcro lung affection, rind that dread disease, consumption-
is nuxiiuix to make known to his fellow-sufferers
the means of cure.
To all who desire 11. ho will send a copy of the pre.
scriplion used, free of charge, with tho directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find a
sure euro for consumption, iisthmn, bronchitis, &c
The only object of the advertiser in sending (he pre
scription is to benefit the ntliicled, and spreud informa
tion which ho conceives to be invaluable, and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will costtheni
nothing, und may provo a blessing.
l'artics wishing tho prcstridtiou will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Wlllianisburgh,
Sept. 2G, 1603 -lm Kings County, New York.
T E A 0 1 1 E I ? S ' EXAMINATIONS.
HE rxnmlnation of Teachers for Columbia eountv,
will take nl.ice at the followine' times ami nlnees'i
Centre at Fmvleraville, September 21 ; Cataw Issa at
Catawissa, Sept, at; llerwiek llor Sept. 23 ; Mifflin nl
Mitiliuvillc. Hi'pt.'JS ; Iteuverat Miihuel's Schoolhouse,
Sept 20; Maine at .Maim Hie, Sept. 30; Knurinecrcck
nt .Middle School linurc, Oct. I ; Cunyngliam nt Ceiitro
ille. Oct. 2; Locust nl Nuiuidia, tat 3; Franklin ut
Claj ton's Si bool house, Oct. 5; IJrang.-, at Orangeville,
Oct. 7; I'is'iingcreek nl l'ealer's School house, Oct. 8;
llcutou nt Ucuton, OU. U; Sugnrloaf at Cole's Srhnnl
lioiiso, Oct 10; Scott at Light Street. Oct II; Madison
at Jcrsej tow n, Oct. 10 ; Htmlock at Uuck Horn, in t. 20,
Montour at Dielenck's School house, Oct. 21 ; Mount
Pleasant nl Jones' School house, Oit. Ilriari reek ut
Mnrtz'H School house, Oct. 2.1 ; Greenwood ut Rubra
bin g, Oct. 20 ; Jackson ut Dorr's School bouse, Oct. 27 ;
Cinu at Wurnursvillu, Oct Ml
The exercises ut all the above places to commence at
10 o'clock, A. M
Toothers will pleaselo punctual in attendance. El
rectors ure respectfully requested lobe present
CIMRLUS G. 1IARKLEY.
Rloouisburg, Sjpt, 12, ldi3. a, Supt.
National Foundry.
nLOO.MSIiUKG, COLUMBIA CO., PA.
rplUJ piibscribtT, proprietor ofthe above named ex
J leiipivo UBtablUliiucnt, is nov prepared tofecci'e
orders Tor
All Kinds of fllachiiierj,
for Colleries, Blast Furnaces, Stationary Engines, Mills
THRESHING MACHINI.S JtC. iC.
He is also prepared to make Stoves, nil sices and
patterns, plow-irons, anil everything usually made in
nrst'dass Foundries
His extensive facilities and practical workmen, war
jiuitt liim in receiving the largest contracts on the
inoti reasonable terms.
33- Grain nf ull kinds will be taken in exchante for
castings.
Iff This establishment is toea.ed near the Lackawan
na 4 Ulooinsburg Railroad Depot.
t'ETER BILLMEYER.
BNomsburg, Sept. 12, 1603.
FANCY FURS
FANCY FURS ! !
John Pareira,
718 Aich Street, below 8th,
tOUth Sldo, PUILADELVHIA.
importer, luanuiacturcr oi
and Dealer in all kinds of
WAicr Fititsi
ior jjuuiua uiiu uuuurensi
Wear.
I wi.h lo return my thanks to my friends of Cnlmn.
bia nnd thu surrounding coui.ties, for their very liberal
patronage caitended to uiu during tho Inst few years,
und would eayto them that I now have in store, of my
own importation and manufacture a very extensive as
sortment of nil tho dilTeront kinds and qualities of
Fanlv 1'vr.s for Ladies and Children, that will be worn
during tho rail ami H inter seusons,
lleing the direct Importer of nil my Turs from Cu
rope, und having them all manufactured under iny own
supervision enables mo In oil! r my customers aud Iho
public a much hnndsouier Set of l'urs for thu same
money. Ladies please give me a call before purchas
ing I I'leuso remember tho name, number and street.
JOHN (-'Alii: IRA.
No. 713 Aacn Stri et, I'iiiliuslyuu.
Sept. K, ieC3.-5mo.
ROSEMONT UEMETRY.
"Time iv Money."
HAS It not been fully d... .onstrated.that it is great fol.
y to wnlt until you ' ,ven friend dead, before you
goto look after a place o, -irlal : then nro you lent pre.
pared to select, your min being In a distracted state, you
will as likely get a tad s i.ipcor bud sue lotas good and
desirable one, Roscmooiit Oeiuelry company oirera n
great many nice located da for sale; and now whilst
youuudynur family are - I hralth is Iho time to select a
lot and put it in order, b) ailing on tho undersigned you
ran banccoiiipantcdtutli ground, eiaminolhuiu and as.
scrtani thu cost, ... .
I W.HART.MAN, 7Vcaiursr.
Uloinmaburg.Bept.12. , -il3. 3in
BR10K Jj'OB SALE I
THE udder signed has on hand a lot of well Burned
Brick of great varietv for sale. All persons who
wish good brick should apply at once,
B7- TERMS CASH. RODEHT B. ARTHUR,
Bloomib'urg, July, SJ, 183-3t.
THE GREAT
si verbey street, new iOrk;
Since Hi orinnltatlon, hsi creatart n now era In the
lilttory of whol'salllng Teas In Ibis country, Ihey
liare Introduced their selections of Teai, and
nre selling them at not over two cent ( 01
Cents) per pound aboro coat, never de
viating Irom the one price athed.
Another peculiarity of the Company la that their Tea,
Tatter not only devotes his tune to Die selection ut
their Teal na to quality, value, and particular styles
for particular Incalltlca of country, but he helps the Tea
buyer to thoo-e nut of tln-ir enormous Hock audi Teas
ns nre best adopted to hla parllcular wanta, and not
only this but polnta nut to hi in the best bargains,
It It caty to aco the Incalculable ndvaulago n Tea
lluyer hag In thlt etlnbllthincnt over nil othcra,
I The it no Jnilftn of Tea or the Market, If lilt tltnu la
vtduabie he Una nil tin neneilta or a wi ll organised tyt
'..., nf. nVofesslonal Tea Tatter, and the
meni Ol u professional sm iusn.ii auu inu
em m n nrniflssionai i ca i asier. &nu ma KnoHiuoso
no matter If thoy are
of miles from this Miarkcttopurchato on at
good turns here an the New York merchants.
I'artlo'eajt order Tens and will be served hy us as
well as thouih tliey ci)Uiutlieinsclvca.lcing sure to get
original packages true wi'ichtt and tares i andtheTcns
ore VVnrruntiifna represented,
' ii'o
HiiSOlU J'oKHC
, m
powder Tt
we itsiie n Price I.I.I of the Uompany'a Teas, whlcli
who order It; comprising
JJtnon, Imperial Gun-
Twunkay and Skin.
OOLON'O, SOUCHONG, ORANGE U I1VHON N3KOC.
Japan Tea of evejy description, colored nnd unculur.
ed. ThU list has fueli kind of Tea divided into four
Classes, namely i Cnrgo, high Cargo. Khie, 1'inestthat
cvurl ine may underttand from description and the
prices annexed that the Company are dctcrml tied to
iimli r illlli. wh'.leTi.A trade
Wo cilaiunti e to sell all our teas nt not over two
cents ( IIJ cents) pcrMiu ml above cost, believing this
to bu MlMctlvo tn tho many who have hercloforo been
paylug uiiormous prcQls.
ui-iirvi (Viiuin.As iii uujiranti
IMPORTERS AND JOBSKRS,
No 31 Vcscy Btrcct, Now York.
Sept. IS, 8t,3-3iiio.
ADMINISTltATOK'S NOTICE
Estatr t'f Ucwtcvilte K. Folk, tlco'r.
LETTERS nf administration on the Estate of Ilennc.
ville Iv. Folk.lutc nf llomlock tup Columbia co.cc'i.,
Iiavebeen grnuteil by the Register of Columbia co., to the
undersigned: all persons having claim., ncalnst the es
tate nf the decedent nre requested tnpresi nt thcmlo
"T. u,1(k',t.l""c''' I "aldenco In aaid tnwiishlp,
ltnout delnv. und all porsons Indobtcd to umke pay-
IM0,U ''1,ll,"u'
JACOU HARRt!, Mm'r.
Aug.2JlPCn-0w S2.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICIi.
Estate ol Alexander Jcar,it(kceased.
IETTT.RSof Administration on tho Estate of Alexnn.
j ,'er Mcara.late of Locust townshln. Columbia conn.
ty, deceased, have been granted by the Register of Co
lumbia county, to tho undersigned, residing in Locust
township Columbia county, nil persons having claims
ogalnsttha Estate of the decedent are requested to pre
sent ttm in la thu Administrators, without delay, and (ill
persons indebted to make payment forthwith.
I'CTKtt K. IIERUE1.V,
JOHN YEAGER, Jr.,
Aug. S3, 18G3.-CW $2 00. Mn'ri.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NO I ICE.
Entule of Franklin Mcliride dee'd.
LETTER? of administration on tho folate of franklin
Mrllrlde.lato of Hemlock twp., Columbia ro., dee'd.
have been grnuteil by the Register of Columbia co., to
the undersigned : nil ticrsonshnvinc claims neainat tho
estate of the decedent arc rcipicsteit to present Ihem to
the Adtuiiiislrnlnrs at Iheir residence in said town
ship without delay, and alt persons indebted to make
payment forthwith.
iiuuii u. .ucuiUDH, Adin'r.
August S, P03. Ow $J 00.
ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.
Estate of 11. II. Ilogland, dte'd,
ETTEUS of administration on the
J Estate nf H. II. Hogcluud, late of Locust twp ,
Columbia county, deceased, havo been granted by the
llegi tcr of Columbia county to the undersigned ; all
persons having claims against the estate of the dece
dent arc requested to present them tnthc administrator
at Ills rcsiilenre in said township, without delay, and
ull persons Indebted to make payment forthwith.
F K. IIERUEIN, Adin'r,
AUguit 8, 1803-Cw. S3 00.
ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.
Esl'ite of Sarah Stevenson, decl.
ETTERS of administration on the1
A Estate of Sarah ytevnion, lute ofthe State of New
Jersey, the properly It ing iu Columbia io l'a., licens
ed, have been granted by the Register of Columbia to.
to Richard Demon, of Madison township, Columbia
county, persons having claims against tho estate of
the deceased are rcmiestcd to present them to theadt
ministrnmr at his residence In said township, witho "
delay, und all persons indebted tu make pigment for
with,
RICHARD HEMOT1 , Adm
June 20 am fjw 2 00.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
TETTERS Testamentary ou tho estate of Solomon
Erkroth late of Heaver towuship'oiumbia county,
deceased, have been granted by .hu Rcgistor of Wills
&c. to tho undersigned al-o residing in said tteaver
township; nil persons having claims against the es
tate nf the decendent are requested to present them to
tho Executor at his residence iu said township, with
out delay and all persons indebted to make payineut
forthwith.
TETER ECKROTII,
June 13, 1503 Cts, Executor.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of I'ctr.r Whitenight , deceased. '
! ETTER'S of Ad-niHistnition on tho'
rj Estate of Peter Whitenight. late of Hemlock twp,
Columbia co., l'a., deceased, have been granted by the
RegiHer of Columbiaco., to Amsy Wliitenicht, .Mary
Whitenight. of Hemlock township, Columbia county,
persons having claims against the estate of the ilee'ii.,
ure requested to present them to the Administrators at
their residence in said township, without delay, und
all ncrsous indebted to make payment forthwith.
AMSY WIIITKNIGIIT.
MARY WHITENIGHT,
Mmr'i.
Hemlock twy., July 4, 1E03-CW.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Estate oj He ry Smith, deceased.
I ETTERS Testamentary on tbo estate of Henry
t Mnith late nf Benton jrnviitliip, Columbia county,
deceased, hao been granted by thu Register of Wills,
Kc. to tho undersigned also residing insald township,
ull persons having rluims agsinst the estate of the de
cedent are re'iui'sted to present them lo thu executor i.l
his resilience in said township, without delay, und all
persons itidebted to inuke payment forth w itii
WILLIAM SMITH,
Juno 20, liCJ-tiw. $i
ADMINISTRATOR S NOTICE.
Estate of Henry Wunich, dee'd,
ETTERS of administration on tho cs
.state of Henry Wnuicli.lnte of Bloom township,
Colnmbia county, iteceascd, have been granted by the
Register of suid county to the tho undersigned who ro
sides in the ninetownship; all persona having claims
ruuhist tho estulo of the decedent are requested to pre
sent them to tho ndmiuistrntor at his residence with
out delay, und ull persons Indebted to make payment
forthwith,
JACOB WAN1CI1, Adin'r.
Juno 20.16C3-0W. S2
ESTRAY.
CAMU into tho enclosure of tho subscriber, somo
three months since, in Miflllu township, Columbia
county, a
Earge Male Hog,
e-rrll s KUl'I'usvu ,n r.ei(ju uuuui iiju lui,., ouu
js in
gOOU C0UIIIIIO11.
Tlie owner is requcgtc4 to
l tirovo nrnnertv. nuv ehurees and take him nwavorhu
win do torn uccurumg i i .
THOS. U. SWm'ENHlf.UR
Aug. 8, l?fa-3wSL00
I Disgjjj-jjo.v op PARTNERS.!!!
Tllll co partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned, trailing and Merchandizing in Main
ville, Columbia county, under tno firm of Relghard &
Nuss. was dissolved ou tho 15th of Juno, eli3, by mu
tual consent, Tho Hooks, Notes, Accounts, ic., of the
late arm, ure now in the hands ot' .Mr. Reighard, iu tlw
Store, for Immediate settlement. All persons interes
ted will please cull and settle.
GT.O. V. RCICHMID,
CHAKLL'S NUSS,
Maiavlllc, Aug. 8. 1SC3-0W $J 00.
TEACHERS WANTED.
PPLICATION'S will bo received by the Board of
i School Directors, at Iho Academy Iu Bloomsburg.
for TbN (10) Teachers, for the Winter Schools of
Bloom District, ou Saturday. Sept, ilotli, lcU3, at IU
o'clock, A. M at which time und placu Hie County
Superintendent will meet examining applicants, &c,
J, J. URUWER, Sie'y.
illoomeburg, Sept. 19, 1603,
LAST NOTICE.
I will bo in Jersojtown on tho Election
day, October 13th. All persons indebted tu my rather
by Nolo or Hook Account, are earnestly requested to
nuet nif on that aay and puy their respective dues.
This uolico will posiltvily bo Hie last.
l'OSl'ER McUAY
Sept. 10. 1303.
ESTRAY.
CAME to the premises nf Hie undersigned, iu Mon
tour township, Columbia county, nbout ten weeks
since.
TEN SHEEP.
Tho owner of said Sheep aro reques
ted to come forward, provu property,
pay charges and take them away.
otherwise tbey will bo told ut the law dircits.
HENRY GIGER.
Sept. 17, 1663 Jl
Uxccuioi'a ShlC .
''111 lUDICrloeri will oner Pi uiniu rnie, un tun i'ic
I ml?i, nenr HieliPi Hotel In Bait nuflalototvnili.it,
SACSlY;OaTonEH 10.,,. 1803, .
Hi IA n'rlnrk. A. M,. on I Hull1 Iki litlernl In (A vndivl-
did farm of tho late Andrew llagenbucli. containing i
160 ACRES,
more or Icm. tnettly lltneitom, anil, cleared all except
ing two or three nrrei. well limed, and In a good itato
ot cultivation. The Improvement are .1 large
f&SSfc TWO STOKY HKU'K I((USi:t ,
A BANK DARN
iS by M feet, together with all tho necessary outbuild
tng tor ine 1 nrin. i ncro arc iwu goou tveut
on tho prcmltes also 4
vn rr.vn n nn.it , n n 7Fh
U'lll, ff.nd frtllt nf nil kinds.
Persons wishing further information, may Iniulro of
t-amuel Landback, on the premises.
If desired by either puny, tho whole farm will be put
ut, Tsuhs mada known at sate.
ANDREW (.'. HAnr.NIUlCII,
Rent 13 IMS ' f-.j Vwri 1
rPnimii ntoom.burg. cony three weeks, afid
send bill to Lewisburg Chrenlelt.
House and Lot
FOR SAIjJE CHEAP.
THE undersigned offers io sell at private sale, a de
sirable and pleusuut residenia located In Light
Btrcct, Columbia co., nbout 2t miles North orillooms-
uurg, on main pircci, nnu central in said village, 'lucre
is crccicu upon saiu premises n goou
Fimn: iu'i:i,uu; house,
an excellent well of water ut the door, stable
niH Irult trees and nil othsr necessary conveniences, in'
n high state of cultivation, Tno Store House and stand
are nf the first order, ami present nn excellent nnd
cligiblu opening for (lie Mercantile business. Tbo
building has an open glass front, under Handsome nwii
nig nnu eniircicu ny inriving snaue irees,
?aiu nrooeriv win he sold ut a bargain, or (.tenanted
for a small farm or other real estate.
ALFItED MOOD.
Light Ktreet, Aug. 29, 1603,
NORTH CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Summer Time Table.
TWO TRAINS DAILY In nnd from tlio North anj
West Branch of the t'ui'jueliauna, Ehnlra, and all or
Northern New Yotk.
ON und after Monday, April 20th 1603' the Passenger
Trains of the North Central Railway wilt arrive at
and depart from Sunbury, Harrlsburg, und lialthuurc
as follows, viz i '
SOUTH WAR I).
Malt Train leaves Sunbury daily (except
Sunday) 10.10 n, in.
" leaves Harrisburg, I 15 p m.
" arrives nt llaltlinore, S3J "
Express Train leaves Sunbury daily (except
Sunday,) 11.07 p. in,
" leaves Harrisburg (except
Monday,) S00d. in.
" orilvcs at Ilnltlmoro dally (ex
cept Monday.) C.15 "
Harrisburg Accommodation leaves Harris
burg. 0.30 '
N O It T II W A R D.
Mail Train leaves lUltiuinra daily (except
Miuday.) 0,15 n. m.
' leaves Harrisburg 1.15 p. in.
" arrives at Sunbury. 4.0. "
Express Trains llaltlinore daily, U.I5 "
" arrives at Harrisburg, 1.35 a in.
" leaves llorrlsburg(except Munday) 3.00 "
arrives at Sunbury, 5,3d 11
For further information apply nt the Office.
I.N. UuilARRY.Supt.
Harrisburg, Aug. 8, 1S03.
CHEAP HAT STORE
REMOVFP.
Aiiothe Arrival of (Sootls.
Now is Your Time to Buy.
I NOW SELL CHEAPER THAN EVER,
aMIE undersigned having b.iugbt out tho Grocery o
Haid Slroun, has removed his lint und Cap Store
up to Stroup's old stand,
w litre iu addition to a siipc-
nor assoruucni ot
SPUING AM) SUMMER
Hats and Caps, g3f
Comprising every sort, silo and quality, which will lie
told nl unusually low prices, lie will continue the Gro.
eery and Notion business as curried on by Mr. Stroup,
Also-A fine lot of KIDS, MOROi.EO.Snnd Liinos to
which he invites the at cntioii of Shoemakers und the
public
JOHN K GIRTON.
Bloomsburg, Mny 30, 1203
DLOOM6DURG SKYLIGUT,
Picture Gallery.
T undersigned inform the ritizfnn of IJlomii,
nut? nt'igl-lKirhooil, that ho has tnkru the Itirjii room
nt the Uxclmne lthcU, citemlln over .Alessrst. titnncr
& Kux's Hnkery ami the Unokoton uhrrn he hat. put in
a large rikylip' t. It is only by Skylight tiiat good jic
tiires can beti ten OBpucinlly grotijia wIuto each person
can ho takecj ist ns well as fli-parntc.
Ileltasgon to coiieiJcialik expense to make Mr ca
taltlieliment first clus oik-, an J he therefore soticitn a
liberal patro lge tnenablc him, to constantly introduce
the modo iinproveinenti ofthe nrt.
Co'in produce taken in Kxchimgc for pictures
HENRY ItOriUXSTOCK.
Illoomi-unrE, Nov. 23 lfCl. Nov. fl '52
PHILADELPHIA.
PAP R HANGINGS
HOWELL k IIOURKH.
Corner Tourth and Market Streets. I'liiladelphia, have
I now in stock, a tine Variety of
WA L I. PAT 11 S,
Got up oxpessly fur their Spring Trade.
I WINDOW l'AI'LIl or KVCIIV ORAD11,
o which they Invite tho attention of storekeepers.
' (C7 iu their reiailepartmcut, will be found tho
choicest sttes of the dou.
Man h " lSH'J a mod. sen
w .A, 'm :s s ,
Jewelry and Silver-Ware.
r plIC undersigned would respectfully invite your nl
J tcutinn to Ills well selected stock of 1'ino Gold and
Silver Watthes. 1'iue Gold Jewelry, of every kind
and variety of styles-comprising all of the newest and
most beautiful designs.
AIo. Solid Silver Ware, oiunl to Coin nnd the best
' make Of flilver Plated Wore. Uach article is warranted
: to be ns represented.
LJ tvaicncs oi juwiry careiuny repaired and sat
isfaction guaranteed.
JACOII HARLIIV,
(Successors to Stautrer fi Hurley.)
No. O'ii .Miiiutr Sr., 1'iul'a.
Sept, 5, 18153 -Dm.
42
AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANT
IlLOOMSUUt'.G, COLUMIUA CO., l'A.
ET'PARTtcn.An ATTENTION given to patent riuhtj.ij
September S, ieG3-3m.
Wilson's Albany Seedlings.
1 00.000 STRONG NEW PLANTS,
lUU.uuU of those fine new and productive va
riety producing Strawberries Irom 4 to -ft unlio Iu
cilcunifereuce, jielding over two hundred bushels to
an acre,! will sell ut the extreme low priroof .fl.niper
hundred, or SD.UU per thousand plants to any one ud
dress, as tho best time for planting is here.
Orders should bo sent Immediately, with cash, or It
can bu collected nt any txprets Officii
Address JOHN F 1'RAVK,
fl'SU.l'EUA.Vt Nl'RSLSlCS,
Sept 3, lWVI-lm. Selina Grove, I'u.
Infbriuation is U anttd,
fV the whereabouts of a little hoy. named James
ij Mcuiutii, uged atiout H years, uir nnir. spare fig
ure and slightly freckled in tlio face. Said bay is .up
nosed to bu eueazed on the Canal, ns a Boat Driver.
nrobablv between l'lt'tslnn and Danville, or nerhans nn
the West Branch Canal. A liberal reward will bu paid
to any person who will give information of his present
whereabouts, to hla .Mother, the undersigned, at I.spy.
town, Columbia county, or totke KJitor ofthu Journal,
at Rlaouisbarg.
C.Yl iiaui.m; lr,MTTON.
Uspytown, Aug. 2J, I6C3.-3W
SI O X. R T: TIE-,-
Printer, Ilookblnder & Raukbook
M A NU FA I) T U R E R
Wnoi.v.siLU and Rc..-..i Htit.tK in
PRINTING. W1UU.NU dMI WRAl'l'INO TAl'ERS
AUENT tOl'lllE rATAWISSA VAU.R MILLS.
Main Street, first door below the 1'ublic Spuaro,
WILKESBARRE. PA.
Nov. S3, 1601 12m. 1
TEACHERS WANTED
TWO good School Teachers in Conyngham tnwnshlp,
Columbia county. None but thoso with good cer
tificates n;cd apply ; to such good salaries will be paid
Schouli lo commence about Ibo first of September.
J.J. HOAGIiAND, Siely.
Conynghsm twp., Aug, 23, 1863 3w St 00,
If RES II ARRIVA 1.
11
AND
jRffjBW aAovtti&B
-FOR
7 VAnT I i H T7"
Mil V JCil. 1 lKJAJ X
Till. undertlgned. grateful for pait patronage, tetpee
fully Inform hla euttuinera and thepubllcgerlerally
lltnt he hnt jutt received from the Eattcrne citioa, t.H
inrgcnnuii moil eelect aiocK 01
Fall and Winter
it. 6t6b
Tfint lias yet been opened In rtlooinsburg, tw which h
lnlts tho attention of hla Trlchds, nnd assures them
that they nre ofTorril for sale at great bargains, ilia
Stock comprises a lurge assortment of
(JENTLEMEN'S WEARING APl'AREL,
Coiifittitig nl FApmoiABt.r. IlHtssCotTS, of every dn
crlptlon i I'anls. Vests. Blilrts, Ornvats Blacks,
Handkerchief,. Gloves, Suspenders, tec.
vuiion
fA D WATCHS
GOLD
J EWE LEY,
Of every description, fine nnd cheap.
N. II. Rcmcmbsr " l.ontnberg"s Chrtip Emporium.'
call and sec. No charge for cxnmlng Goods.
DAVID LOWENRERO
J Bloo msbu rg, August 29. 1803. (Juno 1MB.)
SAPONIFIER.
O R
COXt'EXTIlATEl) LYC,
THE EMILY SOAP MAKER.
THE public ire cautioned against iho spurious artic
les of lye for making snap, he., now offered for sale.
The only genuine nnd patented lye is Ihut mnde by the
l'l'imsyl vniiia salt uiniiuf.iituring tnmpany, ihcirtrnda
mark for it being "Saponlfler or concentrated lye."
Thegrcat success oftlils article lias led uiiprluclpaled
parties to endeavor to imitate it, in violation of tlm
Company's patents,
All manufacturers buyersor sellers of the spurious
lyes, nre hereby untitled that the company llivo em
ployed as their Attorneys,
Guorgo Hartling. Esq., of Phila,., anil
William Dakewcll, Etq , of Pittsburg.
And that nil manufacturers, users or sellers of tye,
hi violation of I'.io rights of tbo Computiy, will bo pins
ccutwd at once.
TOE SAPONiFJEl
or concentrated lye, i for sale by
ccrs and Country Stores.
all Draggl.u,
Or
TAKI', NOTICE '
The United States Circuit Court, Western H,i,,..
I'enusUvanla, No. 1 of .May term, in ICtiS in s .i if
the I'ennsylvauia salt manufactuiing cou ,'ii. t
Thos. G, Chase decreed to the Co' puny unNiv, . r
15, If 02, tho Exclusive right grunted by a p',t i i . .,,1
by .them for tho Saponlfler. Patent dated October -I,
lcuti. I'crpctuul Injunction awarded.
THE PE NNSYLVA Nl A
Ofi' FIC US:
127 Walnut Street, Philadelphia,
Pitt Si. aiitl Dtiqucnso Way, Pittsburg.
Aug. 15, l0.t,-3n.
ADM1NIS l'RATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of Jenmi'ih K. IJcss, dee'd.
Letters of administration de bonis nan on
on Jic estate nf Jeremiah IC, Hess, late of Ceiitro
township, Columbia county, deceased, have been gran
ted by the Register of said county to the undersigned ;
a! persons having claims against Iho estate of the de
cedent are requested to present them In the Adminis
trators without delay, and ull persons Indebted to make
payments fuithwith.
Gi:ORGn K. IICSS, Centre.
JOHN W. IIIUSIIR. Scott,
AdmmlttraUrt da lononls nan.
Sept. 12, 1803, Gw$J
Agricultural Notice.
npiIE Agricultural, Horticultural and
L Mechanical Society will hold their LMglith Annual
l'air, ou
Thursday, FniriAv, & Saturday,
Tllll tsih, lCtbA: ITtli DAYS OF OCTOlfUR, 1EC3.
on the crnuudsof tho Society, near RIoouHburg, l'a.
lly order of the Executive Committee.
L. II. RUl'fcR , Secretary.
Bloomsburg, Sep!. I-J, 1603
DVRVLi IX STATI0.VAKV.
2,500 Ores SUcI 'c'n, 600.000 quires lltank boolt
850,000 Envelopes, Slates, Ink, Curtuin 4c Wrapping
paper, 1'ass books. Lead-Pencils. Gold-l'eiis, very line.
Sclioul books visiting Cards, &c., a largo portion of
which Is stock purchased before the rise iu prices and
now selling low ion cash.
Wm. G. PE II RY.
I!ookseller4c Stationer.
S. If. cor. 4tA, .y naet Philadelphia.
March 7. It 03 -3 uios.
miwmh HOTEL,
(Lato Whito Swan;)
RACE STREET, ABOVJ-J THIRD
riiir.ADF.i.pniA.
D. C. SIEGRISt" PuomiETOR.
Formerly f i om Eagle Hotel Lebanon, Pa
T, V. RHOADS, Clerk,
March 311, 1BB3 15iu.
STILZ it HARTLEY,
Consolidation Bank Building,
320 North Third Street between Vine if
Callowhill, PHILADELPHIA.
June 20, 18C3-ly.
ROW TO AVOID THE DRAFT.
'pilC undersigned wants a few morn good Agents to
L ennvuss Columbia, Luzerne and Montour counties,
for Hie Susquehanna Nurseries located ut Sclinggrove,
Snyder county, l'a. And for this purpose lie will ac
cept of u few volunteer Agents to "fill tho quota." All
necessary information, books, papers &c . can belied
by uddrcssing J. V. THANH,
Sehnsgrove, To.
Applications must bo made iiumediatuly.
Selinsgruve, Pa., Aiig.S, lPIKKIw SI
NOTICE AND CAUTION.
ALL persons are hereby cautioned against trespass
ine upon the promises of tbo undersigned, iu Maine
township, Columbia county, either by fishing, liuntn'g
gathering fruit, destroying timber, or otherwise, under
the pains and penalties of the Laws of Pennsylvania
iu such cases made and provided.
GEORGE MILLER.
GEO. LONGENBERGEK
August SO, 1BC3-3WSI.
ESTRAY.
Come into tho piemises of the
dcrslgited, residing iu Locust towush... Zssuia
(near Numcdia.) ou or about the oth uf Augu-t. Y
Cow, supposed to bu ubout U years old, Or.,, v luu
while.
The owner is requested lo prove prop' r,v pay
charges, and taku her uway, or she w ill i.. - oi.' .
as tKu law din-els. JOHN BILL. JP
Sept.il). l(j,3..3vv. SI
notice".
'plIEunderilgnnd.respectfullyla fnrmshisoi . f icnuj
X uud new custo'iiers, that he will continue too
Mercantile Business,
at the Old Stand in Jerseyluwn. tn which he hat aldd
.1 SELEIT S1VCK OF XEIl' OOOOS,
towlilcli Hie utlonitun ofcu.touieis uud the public u
invited,
J.N. MILLER.
Jcrseytown, Sept. 13, 1603 - 3:n.
SAMUEL KNORR,
ATTOBWH-AT-LAW,
RLOOMSDURG, PA.
Military Bi'ss'.ness atiendeu tu 1'kovi-tlv.
OFFICE-In Court Jloute .lilt), under Democrat CJill
August 2J, IWU 6iii.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
rpllE partnership hereteforo existing bttween Ih '
J dersizned. merchandizing uuder tho uunie uuu firm
! cf .Miller S; Su:lher. In Jerseytowii. was ills.olvad by
I mutual cunseut ou the 4th of September, IrU. rtll per.
sons indebted to the late firm w ill plo'.su call uud set
tle. The Unoks, Sec, will remain in tho Storo, for n,
' short lime for settlement.
J N MII.LUR,
A. SWISHER.
Jersejtown. Sept 13, lrH13-3in
jTorSalt: 43licl A first rato Book
C.i.e and Secntary eombined-apply to J, G, FRKKXI
Oloomiburg, August IS, 1S63.