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COLUMBIA democrat:
ALEM D, TATB, LOCAL EDITOR,
E Saturday Morning, Jatt. 7,1805.
5- .
ifiTA few cMm numbers ol Ihc Demo-
chat, ror this week, will be for salo at tho
Office. Prlco Qvo cants por copy.
CSrShoriff Samuel Snvder, has mov-
Ied to Bloomsburg, and is snugly ensconced
a tho J ail .
EST Senator BocKAi,EW,aecompaniod
Ity hU Lady and Son, loft Bloomsburg,oii
luesuay last, lor Washington.
r,S& C11,.:T t,r t .... I... !...! ... I I
u.jt wiLiiu ..j.n,iii.iM nua jusi rumrneu .
from tho City with a largo lot of Now
Ifjoods.
V3f- W. II. Jacouv, Esq., our Moinbor,
left Bloomsburg, on last Monday, to as
lunio his seat in the Legislature,
CSyJoNA. Coovcn, Esq , has been ap
pointed, by Governor Uurtin, Notary Pub-
lie for the First National Bank of Iter-
wide
llemoval.-
Thos. U. BuowNjtho Blooms
burc Barber, has moved his Saloon into i n mi ... .
.; h.m.( i .J..., :1nat of. Sehuylkill.cnjoys a liberal patron-
, . rT "ll
btoro and the Amorican Houbo.
Sale of Properly. Hon. W. J. Wood-
ward, has sold his beautiful and valuable
Mansion, located in Bloomsburg. and
occupied tho last two years by Judgo El-
well to Mathias S. Applcman, Ean.
HOT Iiiam Deiui, Esq., of Jackson, ono
of tho best auctioneers in tho couuty, has
takon out a License. Wo aro clad to see
it, aud hope ho rnuy havo lots of work.
I Seo his Card, .
Jt Wo aro requested to announce,
that thero will bo religious sorvicos in the
B.ipttist Church duiiug tho morning and
evening of next Sabbath. And prayer
meeting will.also ba held during lb o ev-
enings of tho coming week.
flsjy Sergout Stephen IS.. Lee, sou of
Daniel Lee, Esq., of Bloomsburg, arrived
to town Ubt week, after scrviu" 3 years
in tho army. During tho last two years,
ho served as orderly to a general, tho
name we havo forgot. Ser'gt Lee is a gocd
toldior, and a worthy young goutleman.
40?" lload the new advertiscnunts in
"this iasuo of the "Comjmhia Democrat."
Wo havo aboutfour columns moro ban
all llio other county papers combined
agrrguting near three hundred dollars.
And ibis shows that advertisers know
what paper lias the largest circulaiion,
whero to advertise and ''how to got their
money back."
Saks of I' i opt nil Mr. N. II. W.
Brown, offers Ileal Estate and personal
property in Ucivur twp., on TuMcday,Jan.
wiry 17th, 1803, John Kfil'cr, Esq., Ileal
E?tate in Milllin towiibbip, on Saturday,
January, 28ih, and CJeorgo Evans, Kt-al
E'tati', in Briurcrcok, township, on Sat-
urday, tho 21st of January, all of which
'''aro advertised in tho Columbia Democrat.
... -
CS?" Wo trust that the Democrats of the
ovrrnl townships will at on early day
eeltot from a i ong their best meu, candi
dates for tho respective township offices
to be filled at tho coining spring elections.
Justices of tho Peace, School Directors,
Overseers of tho Poor, Supervisors and
Constables. Sea lhat the best men amomr
Von n rt m ! ot I ni 1 tn fill tlia&a itfTtinJ n n fl
, ,.
nave tue auairs 01 your loiviunips go on
Electiou 3d Friday
properly ana quietly,
in March.
jte5Mr Jacoh L. Girton, our enter
prising Omnibus Hack-man, has jut pur
chased in Now York, at the cost of 81 ,000
a magnificent "Phoenix Coach," to ply
between Bloom? burg anil Rupert Stations
This is the Guest Coach, ever introduced
;f m,v,c.,.r r .......i.
r. Giuton, has the thanks of our citi
tens and well deserves increased custom,
and wo hopo ho mav bo liberally re
warded. Seo his Card, in to-day's "Dem
ocrat.
EST Lieut. Geo. W. Urr, Co P., 2d
Pa artillery, Army of tho James, having
faithfully bcrved over three years in the
War, and been honorably discharged, has
returnod to his home in' Greenwood town
ship, IIo paid us a fiying viiit ou last
Wednesday. Lieu U rr, it will bo roniem
bored, was ono of tho most persecuted
youog Deiuowa'ts, by the loyal clan in ou,
i . .oi i ...,i:i. r
tliu
couuty, in ioo, uuuunmvti u, . -
cowardly crew, volunteered in the delcnco
of his country and has proven himself a
bravo eoldior aud noblo patriot.
--'
At a meeting to prepare for the
Kar At a meeting to prepare ,u,
Droft, held iu thu Graud-Jury Itoom ;
on TuuriiUay evening iasc, uavm nowmi
berg, was chosen Proident, Wesley Wirt,
aud John B. Purscl, were elected Seoreta-
r-e8t
A Resolution was adopted directing tho ,
School Dircotora of Bloom Township to '
to assess a sufficient tax to pay 300 Lo-
cal Dounty to each volunteer :
A Oohimitteojcousisting of P. Billmoycr,
X K. Edgar and lJohn,was appointed to
district tho Township, and raiso subscrip
tions to increase tho Bounties to tho re
quired sum.
John K. Grotz, P. John and John G.
Freeze, were appointod to correct the, en
rollment of Bloom Township, and seo lo
tho credits duo tho Township, previous
to tho fixing the quota o'f the ooming
draft.
1,Uff eap btore. ,
Mr. Andrew TanwiLMaEn, ono of our
:X:!7TZ2
building, on Mafn Street, in JJIooiueburg
alol-v 0CCUI"ctI J. K. Eycr. Hu ha, I
just rcooivod a select assoittnent ol Now'
Uoods and Meroliandizo, comprising every
Viriely usually kept in Country Stores,
nou sens as cheap as tho cheapest. Wo
bespeak for Mr. Tcrwilliger, a liberal
share of pudlio patronngo, and announce
his Card in tho "Columbia Democrat."
TicLthigi Calllc Powder. lrof. G.
0. HmNEit, of Alleiitown, Lehigh oounty,
! advertise Lis colebrated "Oattlo Powder.
! l m . . ..
hi our columns, xuis is an excellent
is an excellent
'preparation for IIorscs,Cattle, Swlno.&o.,
I . ..... '
anu wo aro giau to Know,tliat most of our
farmers ami citizens aro using it for tho
uso oi their stook, ana Qua that it gives
i general satisfaction. Atroady it has at
tained great notoriety and is defined" to
obtain a world wide reputation.
t'rinttng Officejor'salc Tho '"Demo-
cratio Standard," published at
Pottsvillo,
l a., is offered lor saloj It is tlio only
democratic paper priutcd. at the County
B'ag, and wo boliavo offers raro induce-
,nnlu f s .... , .
...vu. .u. .... uu.;.iiuiu l iiuiur. Vtl-
V n l - i.
lUlt", 11. J' 1J.11W11J.L1 U1IU KjO,fl otisviue,
P
Jte-Mathias II. Ilirlingor, a vctian sol
dier of tho Army of the Poiomao, wo are
pleased to notice, has arrived homo in
Benton township, this county. Mr. II.
was wounded several times slightly, while
in the service IIo is a worthy young
man, and said to bo an excellent soldier.
The JSiw York World. We "direct at
tcniion to tho Prospectus, in our advortis-
iug columns this week, of ''The Wonr.o."
, . II . i r
ii is un tMtnuui uuwouruiiu .journal.
Address "The foW'No 07, Park Row,
New Yotk.
fiST Mr. David Wenner, of Bloom
township killed a porker on Tuesday of
last week, which wcighod 475 lbs
The Old Guard for January.
This popular Deinocratio Magazine
comes to us ibis uiouib, enlarged to tioub
lo its usual size. The opening ailicle is
entitled ''The llesolutious of 1793 as a
Busis of Reunion," and is a valuable his
torical paper, exhaustive ol tliu subject.
Dr. Eugl'uh's new story, "Tho Pucr and
the Printer," opens with decided interest.
Tho article on " Tho Civiliz ttiou of the
Tropics" is a most important ono, aud will
be widely noticed for its original views
upou the adaptation of the negro race to
human advancements. There are sever
al pieces of good poetry in the pi e-sont
number, aud a number of miscellaneous
I articles I'or general reading The Editor's
! 'P-i.i- :.. .. i :.. .i. i . ..r
j i auic la, us uzuui, in tliu uusl v cm hi tuv
i cd i tor,n a reas t i o and trenchant. The Old
Guard promises to supply a want long
needed a live magazine, sustaining geu
1 uino, old-fashioned Democracy. Suil for
a sptcinian copy. Prico 20 cent, or 2
I per jenr. A person sending a olub ol
' seven will receive an extra copy. Address
, Van Ewuh, Hoeton & Co., Publishers.
No. 102 Nassau street, Now Yoik.
! Wersteu's Dictionary. In all tho
i essential points of a good dictionary, in
the amplitude and selectuess of its vooab-
ularv.iu tho fullness and perspicacity of
its definitions, in its orthoepy and (rum
grano sais) its orthography, in its new
and trustworthy etymologies, in the elab
orate, but not too learned troutises of iu
j Introduction, in its carefully prepared aud
: valuallo appendices. brieflv, in its gen-
' oral
accurjoy
completeness, and practi-
. cal utility. tlio work is ono which none
o work is ono which
lie can hencetoward c
(,w mUe mn iefWeJoward ujj-orll
I (0 dispense with. Atlantic Monthly.
E&' lirownsiirorichi.il lroches are
widely known as an ctablif.hetl remedy j
for Loughs, Coldi, Bronchitis, Hoarsuess,
and other troubles of the Throat aud
Lungs, Their good reputation 'and ex
tensive use lia brought out imitations, and
similar nrcrarntions representation to be
I the- same, which aro generally injurious
I Obtain only "BrownS ltronchwl To.
cus.
MARRIAGES.
On tho 3d of January, 1SG5, at the res
idenco of .the Brido's Fdtbcr,D. W. Clark,
iu Montout township. Col. co by the
llcv. B. V, Gearbart, Mr. Jeremiah S.
Shuman, of Catasauqu:i,and Mauv Flor
ence Clark, of the former place.
At White Hall, on tho Oth uli., by Rev.
A. HartmaiijMr. J. S. MoBRiDE,aBdMisi
AnuiK Cahnahan of Mendota, 2 11--
On the 22th ult, by tho llev. William
J. Ever. Mr, James M'Cluui:. of Dau-
villn. to Miss Mahv Jane Uisiiel, of
Montour township, v,oiun.Uia eouu.y,
El-
, in Disuingcrfuh. twp., wra, -u.
.,T . b Ai.niiiiTSov.and
Mij( IuII)AU' A IIauuh0n, both of Fair-
U0Ut)t) iUZCrno co.,
At tho residence ol S. S. Lowery, near
t . ... ir...,A., Un,. ir. lfifit.
ucrioyiywu, u i,.u.-- --, - .
'Wm. il uAUm:il)
t0J Mj Xanov E. Dildi.ne, both of Mad -
jg01l township, uoiumuia.
I l0V; A. Hnrtiuan in Iola, 'the
4th inst., Mr. JosEi-a H. Siiultz, and
IIahiugt S. KISSBV. all ol Iola, Col.- co.
DEATHS.
In Fairmount Luzere co., on the dih
ult., iMr Isaiah GkevLINQj aged about
oo years
,;. ,. . -ft n mr-n
Mr, Crevolmg was ono ottlo best men
.1 I . .v, f T ii,orno pnttlitV . in all
the lower ratt Of Jjliaeme COUUiy ) l
in tue tower uit
tboso attributes that mako a useful cttizeu.
Ho died after a short illness, and his death
ia lamented by a largo circle of friends
At Oily" Point, Vo on iho Mih ult,
Wiu-ARD O. GRERN.ofJpy, this county,
aged 55 years.
I Bloomsburg, in l tut month, ry sud
denly of Heart Disease, Mrs. lU.vrv, u,c
of John Snjder,i , god M J.
receiph rrm rmr.T'ivtri'cir
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COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
The following nae'n" boon mado
to tho Columbia Democrat office, during
tho month of December, 1801 :
SSlZ w
ZluZ!uu Son
Hon V 1! I'lollft
l.st nf II (leather!
ll 00
a 00
a oo i
4 00 .
1 85 I
a no
7 oo
3 1 tuU Miller
Italscr Eulrk
lllniinln Mcllnrvy
J A Swisher
Kst or rililln Willi
N II W llrown
I K Krickbaum, Esq
Jnlui 0 VVcnncr
i II 1'utiiiaii, Esi
Itoht 0 Howell,
Will llnu nil. l;.
ElnfItoht Ilngcnburli'jj7
inrnin inuctiiiciidcr
Henry lllltcnbcudor
Inane K. Appleiuali
Win T llnrtroll
Peter M llitrmutr
S Pi
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1 00
1! 10
3 00
a on
7 00
a oo
a oo
, JU O Woodward
DAn.lel Slngley, Br
'a co '
3 50
.4 00
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Pmiip .Miitcr
j mi
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1 u i jncnu cuipinntt
2 (III . Daniel (icnscl
i"fih'yiof
Jn's Aum"?'
'J on
a in
3 50
.1 oo
Clint Kllngatiiaii
Biiiioii 5tiy rtr r
Tho Ureal Tea Co
Win (I Uulck
Jcrcminli Lewis
a ou
. .
10(10
WIHIUCl II SlmllJS
4 uO
anil
Alien Muim,
lu oo
c.ZKms'rni,.. f
Jnr.nl. Tr..iii. -i
ou
oo
Estate ofllob'l Arthur ! Oil
lliitlitcr 1 1 mi's
Jacob Trnii ii
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I 40
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(!ol John tJ VfAEcr
lion II 1) Tottiir
llmvnnl Amocliitloii
UOakfonl kVon
Then W.llntlnoii
I! .M;Kll,l)ln k Son
Juiuiiii V Kerlvr
(J Aiilu
Jni.(ili Hliociniikcr
Win Uninii
Itdiben T Tonlk
lion Ohl
T It (Unglr
Imiiic l.tit.
Mr .Marijiirct Winn
Eitulu of Wm Wcbli
Join, Miller (Dull)
llarriii II n ri ul n ii
Sniniicl W Hiirtninn
Reuben Itumhoy
r.viin.Thoiu.ii
IVler" A iiilcsi
Wm II Hello,
Oco W .Miller
Samuel Kciulcy
Mne Rverllt
Est ol Jiiiiii'i Hvcritt
Montgomery Cole,
Jeremiah llagenbttch
Hlias lliiRiirt
Samuel O Kelehncr
MiiJ, Will. 11 Kootta
Jiu knoll ,M Hower
Dr. Jnmea Lewis
AiUni l'it, Jr
Asuue Atwiiio
Daniel lluivinau
J J lloliMn.
vill,i!i;"1-ll,ll,:r
1 00
1 0
mi
3 00
Win J Ikilcr, I'm
Wilton Wmiicli
1 8.1
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1 i5
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i. ii miliums, I. pi
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2 00
a 50
4 50
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.1 on
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4 Ulj
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II 03
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Mathlin AOIrton
nslateoffi'torllojinoa 00
Mathiiu 11 Apiilemaii 5 50
O cry liburul paymcnta liavo liccn made Jnring
,111c lad mniitfi, for which our gooil frleinlg Livii our
I hearty thanks A continuance of the ani!j proinpti
tmlo is solicited. Wo ilepruil upon thcjiutice n'our
cuitotncr for Hie continuance of a "Free i'rees "
iscincnts.
II K J 2 a5c 5f x q sk:k b.
THE undersigned being regularly lieoned
& El IT 0 0 fti R R? fR .
i "'""'ty mrcrs in. rvicc as such t an who may red
Jiliaposeil to give film it call. Ills long exnorioiice in
I the li'Mlnco. will enable hiuito reiiiler fcali.rattlou to
I hi. cu. tinners.
I Allper.on. ilejiring nij servlcos. will please inform
I me to that ell'ect before tliey.'ulverli.e.
Ill AM DEIUI.
tVt-nflice al(lr99 llohrsburg, Uulurnbia coiinty.I'a.
J.ickson town. hip, Jan 7, lci;.i
j Tho untleri!rned, grateful for past pit-
I r mage, respectfully informs the Travelling I'uMIc
i generally, that he has Just pruenred from Nuw Vork, a
: new, beauiifiil and capacious
Phoenix Company Coach,
by which means he is now enabled to convey Fas
seiigers and ll.iggaec safely and comfortably between
H Ion in s I. n rs and tho several Uuil ltoail Depots, to meet
tlie Trains. It will be his study lo ucioininulatc Ills
ciKtomcrs to their satisfaction. Ho solicits tho public
pal mnage.
1 ABE 35 CENTS.
JACOlt I,. CHITON'.
II Inniusbiirg, January 7, 1H55,
Revised Fee Bill of the
Columbia & Montour County
JANUARY 1st, 1805.
rrescriptinn
Ordinary Visit In Town,
Each additional visit, same day. in
town
Eacli additional case lu family, in
Country or town, ....
Ordinary visit out a f town within
ono mile,
Each additional mile, or fraction of a
mile, up to six miles,
III ins at night and prescribing
Vlit ut night double the day visit.
Ordinary amen of Parturition
Instrumental cases, and stith as re.
Miiiro turning,
Delivering I'lacenta, ....
All after attendance, according lo
or ordinary rates, per visit.
Reduction of Fractures ii I.ntations,
major
Amputation of Leg or Ann
Ampuiiilioii of 1'iuger or Toe,
Operation for llare-lip, .
I M'iiion of Tonsils , ...
Extirpation of Til mors,
Vaccination,
Introduction of Catheter .
l"o-t mort exauiiif ii fur Coroner.
Consultation within eight miles,
Using Trocar in Abcilus.
r-pcculeni Vaginal r.v.iniluntio.i,
.Medicine in all cases extra.
January 7, lt05.
SO cts. to SI.00
CI, 00
20 cents.
50 cents.
el.i5
5 cants.
Sl.uo
i-i.00
.$15 00
S5 00 to $S,00
SI0.00 to S'25,00
S'.m,on to s5o oo
S7.no to sio.oo
S 10,00 to S'JO.OO
$111.00 to SI5.00
51, IU 5,uu
S I, UU
$2M to S5,0)
J.'.tMiO to .$lii0,0ii
$.,00 to gjjj-JJjj
300
. Grand Jurois lor Fib. Term, 1S65.
Ilor, tlerwick Jeremiah Seesh.dt..
Ilnartrcck Win. Ilippenstecl, John II. Smith, Samuel
Kelchuer.
nioom Vnstinc llc.on,
llcutoii Jesse Ohl.
Catawissa Solomon H el wig.
Centre Henry II, Kuorr. Hiram Schweppcnlleiscr.
f iiiur.gcrceii .Miruiian- iviiue, !..).
Hemlock John llarluian, William Fry, Jackson Leidy.
Locust .Michael llower. Jonas Fahritigcr, Isaac
Rhodes, Wm, neruinger.
MilUiu-Ciiarlcs Cnuer.
.Iludlsoii Frederick Derr, Jacob Eyr.r.
Maine Jacob Sugar.
Orange William lielles.
Scntt-llarman (.'reveling, II. I). Mellick.
January 7. Ic05.
Traverse Jurors lor Feb, Term, 1805.
Ilor. Ilerwick-J. 1'. Sihbet Frederick Nicely,
llloom Sainitel .Mellick, Stephen Kuorr. Joseph L.
Shannon.
Catawissa Joseph llreiich, Jacob Gentil, Daniel Hel- I
wig. j
Centre Theo McO. Price. Henry C. liarlon.
I'i.hiugcreclt Daniel Thomas, Silas .Mcllciiry, Reuben i
Frauklni Vjcliael Mertscfi, Jesse Cleaver. 1
II jinlock Abraham Van Horn.
Jackson Abraham .Manning. I
Locust-Jolin Snyder. Henry Fnliringer, Washinjlon
Veagor.
.Mt I'lea.ant John Ruckel, John Mord.in, I
Milllin Henry C. Hess. Lewis Eckrntli.
.Madison-Jacob (iirton. - i
.Maine .Michael (Iruver
Orange A, I . Ileidlemun,
I'iiio -'I lionias JlcUride, John W, Hunter. LtilhcrA.
l.iirjnan. I
llo.iriug'reek William ItlmaJs. ,
Scott John Eut Wm. II. Creasy, Thomas Dollinan, 1
Henry W Creasy.
Sugarloaf-tleorgo Dills. I
January 7, 1 Be.). I
Court Proclamation
, VV
IIF.ltEAS, llm tins. William Elwcll, President
ludeo nflho Court uf Oyer uud Terminer and ticu-
ii.il ll. liven . Court of (luarter Sessions of the
I Peace nnd Court of Common Pleas uud Orphan's Court,
in tliu iblh Judicial Dl.triit. composed oi the counties
of Columbia, Siilllwiu uud Wyoming, ninl tlio lion. Jehu
M'Rc) nolds Stephen nauiy,.vs.ociaieju.iifesoi Colum
bia coiinty.havo i. sued their preci'pt.liearingitnte Hie7lli
day of Sept., In llio year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred uud sixty'fuur .ntd tn 1110 directed for holding a
Court of Oyer and Terminer and (iuncral Jail delivery,
(lener.il Uuarter Sessions of tlio Peace, (.'minium Pleas
nnd Orphan's Court, iu Uluotii.burg, iu tlio county it
Columbia, on the first .Monday, (being tlio Cth day) or
1'ebruary nest, to continue ono week.
rvoticu I. Iiereoy given, 10 in. "i"iici, mo .iipiiv-.
of the Peace und Constable, of tlio said county of Col. ,
uiiibia Unit Hie) bo then and there iu llieir proper nor.
....... i.i til A'rl.iilc lu the forenoon of said day Willi llieir
rtLords, luiiuitltlons and other reincnibrauco to do
f.'n i,,Vi, to tiieir fmco aisrc-ttuiu tn bo toe. ;
And tho.o that uru bound by iciognlzance, lo prosecute
lhB p,ul,or, that ar or may bo in tlio Jail of i
said county of Columbia tu be then ana incro to nroso.
eiito Itictii as sliall he Just. Jurors aro requested tu bo
punctual in ttieil ulteiidance. agreeably to llieir notice..
V n ) Dated ul lllooinsburg, the 31st day of Dec. I
1. S. Mn tlie year of our Lord one thousand eight
I S hundred ' nnd sixty-lour. and in tho eighty.
eichtli year of III" Independence of the United Stales
of Vtuerica. i Onn sxvEint CnstnoiiwiALrn. )
or.tt SAMUlil, SNYDER, SlieriiL
Hiii-riirs Office. Illooui.burg Jan. 7, IcUl.
Ladies' Furs.
Purcltu.i rs nisv rely up"' gelling thn best Furs i
CHAKLES OAKKORD k USS, ( onlincntst llotr
thuVut rtnlJ-l'"FhlJ
NEW OMNIBUS
'" - i ... ..-.,.., ..' . ; 12" t- .1 V " . j iiln JE ft...
THE J Kit SKY HELL OIL COJIPAKV.
250,000 A'irtm. ul ?3 till ,' Hfiare.
I'll K8 1 DENT
DIt. ALUKUT 0. 1-.GBKRT,
ol Vcniiiigo county.
VICE l'HKaibKNT,
ABRAHAM MARTIN,
of Philadelphia,
EC It ETA II V AND TUBAUlli:ll,
WILLIAM M B A 11 LOW,
Of Ledvaud it Haulow, Phlludelphia.
Three per cent, per Month on 300,000.
In calling the attention of capitalists to
this fnterprlm, the liircctom have n.i lif.luilun lu
cipieei - iiiinheir liellefth.it tliclr return from It will be
more certain and more liberal ili.iu frnui any new
coinpany now before the community. Tlio proiurty of
... . bv.ii,...!.; u. Mii.1111. iii mr iiiuowiiir ;
io. I. Thrue.iljlits of tlio worklna Intercut In Ilia
celebrated Jersey Well, on tnc llyuv and liab.'rt l'stui.
on nil i!rni.b. it hi. i.a i i...: i ... .. i.i.i.
Ii locnleil. This well lias been lloiiliij sliico early in
.May, letil , al llm rate of abnut threu hundred nnd llfty
iiarri'is oaiiy, and Is now llowln.' nt tli.it ratf.lliusi
jrnriiinm in mo unmpaiiy between liny ninl silly bar.
re's daily, worth, at present pikes, twenty tlioutauil
dollars per inonlh, which will par to the HtuckliMder.
in this Company.
.Mom: than tiiiiei: rnit ci:nt. rr.it .month
froni tho start. There is room on the laud Tor several
Inure Wells, two of which will lm Immediately com.
hienced ay the Company, and in whah we shall haw
tlio sumo Interest as in the Jersey. The character of
this property.as oil land, Is well known J It is ouly
lieces.ory to say tli.it no well oil It has ujer failed In
Si lting nil, while it lus nlready produced the .Maido
Shade, the Cmpictli', anilllio Jersey.
No. 2 Twenty-five ncres in fee on the fast side of
the Allegheny river, nnooslte tln moutli of 111 ? Rnn.lir.
This tract has about forty rods' front on the river, and
contains n large amount of boring surface. Oil wells
yielding largely arc found near this property ; anions
them the llubbs. tllil 111 ovnr. Jtr. Tim I :iiiiii...i.u I...
tend to proceed at once to develop this fliiu property
and feel saiiguiiie of success.
No. 3. A kn.o of lutein years on tlio Win. II. Wil
son 1 arm, on Slippery Hock llnu, lu LHWrence County
I'cnnsylviiiiiai
No 4, 3, 6, 7 nnd 8 nto nlso leases on Slippery
Rock nmi, contaliiliig four hundred acres in ull.
1 hey were obtained in Apill, leUI, by Dr, Egbert, uml
coiitlnuu for fifteen years from their dale. They se
cure to luo Lessees all the oil und other minerals con
tained In the sverul tracts, Willi the right to diWdu
and sublet, with all other rights nnd prmlegcs con
nected with thu business of milling for oil, co.il and
other minerals, und rescrvo n royalty of only one
eighth ofsaldollor mineral.,
'Hie Slippery Rock Territory Is a new anil only par
tially developed oil region; but the success already
obtained llieru and ou thu .Muho.iiug River, a few
miles west, togvther with the large 'iiuiititles of oil
found north, south, east aud west of it, lend us to
liu,.e that it will prove a successful oil region.
The Company have already un eicclUlit engine,
tools, and nil necessary fixtures on the grounds, with
n well partly down, und shall proceed t.i develop the
property as fast as possible.
These lands and leases wero all selected for oil pur
posed by ho President of this Company, whoso great
success in the nil business, sterling integrity, .and
force of character are too well known to rcpiirc com
ment hure.
Subscriptions rceavnl ntlht ejRce of
I.IHIVARI) 4c I1ARI.OW,
KJ Chestnut Street, .
l'hilailelphla.
Only a tMnittd .Vum&er of shares are for bale.
J.tntiury 7, lsC5-0ts.
PENNSYLVANIA
Office 139 South Fifth Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
CYpile tl.OilO.OOO. 20J.O0O, Sham, at $3 tarA.
KI.SIIRVEI) CAPtTAI, 830.000.
PlSLSlDLM, .
ALEXANDER K. McCLL'RE.
DIRI'.CTORd
t. K. H (.LUKE,
D. K. JllKHltl, rtlSIIV W. lliVIS.
TIIOMIS A. SCO IT, J. C. unMDklHIUR, rKri.R D SMALL.
JOHN M. VIlMCItOV,
sctiuiAitr, i:ik in-ui ,
JAMES M. SCI.I.Ultd. EI.ISIIA W. DA Vlr.
J Tills Company has TJO ucrt s of land, in fje. ou .VI
legheny River immediately opposite Oil Ciiv.undad
Joining l.u) tonia, w itli 1 10 rods front on the river, aud
7.1 rods front on Lay's Run. Hon. C I'. Raiiisdell, ed
itor of the Oil City .Vaniror, aud agent for this laud,
assures the Company lhat it will sell in lots for 3100,-
1 IIUO, reseiviug Hu-oil right which is worth $100,000
additional, linmtdtuo rrrenue trill Le thrwtil for the
Company from the tale of tlitse lots,: nnd the Company
have two good engines with complete tUtures to opcr.
i ate immediately for oil. 'I ho territory in this iinim
diate locality has never failed to produce prolltuhly.
' Also, one hundred acres, in fie -implu, in the cele
brated Cherry Run District, immediately adjoining
' Cherry Run retrnliim Company, w hohc slock is now
' worth over S'KJ per share. The Company now havo if.
fers, winch will beacceptcd, for sinking wella on I case
without any cost to the corpot&iiou uud one half the
proceeds lo goto tliu Company. Tho Curtin and St
Nicholas Companies tru 'in this immediate locality,
, . . . .nminnii.lill.. 11 larci- llreoi ill III
I -r
In addition, the Company has 40 acres, In fee simple.
on Cherry Tree Run. which empties into oil Creek,
nnJ t1(. best prodiielng section of tlio Oil Territory.
1 and 110 acres iu fco simple, on Walnut lleud, live
' miles above Ihc mouth o( Oil Creek, nnd not over two
I miles from lliu celebrated Reed well, .low pioduciug
overaoo barrels pur day.
Alto, the lease of three tracts of land, two on Oil
Creek, each producing over ten barrels per day, and
one on Alleglienny River, producing ten barrels per
day of heavy oil, worth now S'.'l per barn I Tho
Company now receives three-fouillis ol the proceeds
of the last named well, and onu lull of the other two
Each of these tracts will bo developed by the Company
br sinking additional wells, anil the engines nnd fix-
1 tures aro ow on hand to do it.
I The officers of this Company mean to prosi cute the
! development of these lands must energetically, and
t they have entire confidence Ihut they will yicU very
! large dividends on tlio caiiitnl flock.
EfSub.criptions must bo made promptly, ns more
llin one half ol the .tuck is ulreacy engaged.
Subscriptions will be received at the ollicu of tho
Company.
January 7, leill-St.
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THE WOI6LU tfOIt'lSGflf.
TIIEjl'fesitleuiial contest jttst eloeil
tnn-iitllK llin politlcnl tledinle of tne peo
pin ol 1 1i q Unilml Slnlc, during nnmlinr
lettn ol yeari lo llm eont rol of I'feddenl
Lincoln tif the North, and .Jeflenon Davis
at llio South.
Tho Dt'tnocfntic putty, nliViijn i'ldnnli
fiird willi lit e ptotipctiiy, growth, tin J ylory
of the ii'i.tiblie, nmy point wiih honest
pride to its' record in llit meal enniusl,
ASninsl an uiliniifiMrnlioii wieltMnij llio
mol enoniio'is 'iiiMer ol 'ptitrniinsu nnd
ho muM nnliiti ileil t'oitiiiiiiiid ol IroaMtiu
evOr pni.Hsed by any unvHrnmi'iil, ami
reitifotceil nlikn liy ilo uiibnntiiled fours of
tnnnv imiriois ami the s niniitlnps nf nil
lriilliir, the Di-iriocrit'.ie. party fonalit the
un. ii uuiii mo
tt.i i lit; ot IH04 Ii itnly ninl
Icailcssly IU Die
Cllll.
Bleated in tho eleclornl cnllege,' llin
small tntijnrity ol popular votes by wliirh
ii Ii.h been o tlelmiti'd Is tleuitinslMtily '
lo.-s lliuti llm iiiinibe.r of etmns openly
und oflieia ly ilupoiident npmi t tic anditiiii-i.-ltnlioii
as tfttec IioIiIcih or roniractoin in
the vuriuu.i departments of the public ser
vice.
II ul the rnsiill is orjaiiiei ns. The I, aw
eoin'nine8 lo b uilniiiiicii'reil by nin who
not niily violate its exies prnvisions, bin
iuvnile also those personal nnd civil rights
mi high ami sauretl that Constitutions eno
not confer but only guurHHtots them, and
which laws am made to vimlicnte and
L'uunl. The I'orse is t-iill borne by men
who iu four veiir have heaped upon u
ninl llio unburn ueut-rHtious ol our childieit
o tlhbl almoin as huye. as i'ivi ul KiiuIhiiiI,
acquired ihrouli eeulurief, mid wlioie
poliby of a blo,iied paper eutrenej tlnublcs
upou us the present burtleu of llm uigati
tic iitdubletlnef.-. Tlio Sword is Mill wield
ed by those who ee treuson in an olive
brunch, mid w ho make victories won by
our grtllnnl a r rti l s- ninl lluels liuiilff,.iu't'
the) open no path lo tlietriumplis of peace.
Democrat miiM await ovunis
Thej can now only watch lor the public
tf'ifeiy, nnJ exert all the powitr of a areut
ininoiliy iu prevent Mr. Lincoln's ;t! m i n t -
iraiion fiom drifting, lor the suko Ul ubuli
ttou, inte a disunion peace.
'They aNo pervo who only stand und
wail."
1 he principle of the Democratic parly
aro iufi, anil will vi prevail, lor thfv ore
thu law of llie proo.tesc ol the hiunaii race.
They aic lite piinciples which nave emery;
I oil from nvery rovoluito.i of tho Anglo,
j Saxon race, willi increas-ed giiuraiilt;us and
I slrcnlah. The comitit! lour years aro to be
I jfvtffol ealatnity Hut now they who
I towed the wituU ure lu be reaper-, of llm
1 wl.irrwind. Tho Btfiutieraiic patty is thorn,
j of power, but il is divesleil ol all rcspuiiM
biliiy. U hen lliu hour of sine distress
i t times, lite people, instead of cursing the
I Democratic patly, will to it fot relief, ami
clint! lo it lor deliverance.
Oneii, duriut; tho naM vear
,
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World has been llt.ido lo feel the heavy
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lawful xuppoit to Hie eonsliuled tttithoritics
in Cai-at Ctu-ar's due ot a Ires pres,
Iree hpeeuh, Iree bal ol, or an ardent de-
, votioii lo the Union, and Mippoit ol itie war
; lor the 1'iiiou'a fake, it ha, neveriheles-,
been repeatedly Kxcludd from miliiary
tle ti'iiiien Is by parlii-nu getieiuls, and lor
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Jan. 7, MO
Ladies' and Children's Hats.
Latest styles al CHARLES OAKPOHD l cOSS,
i.'oiiliiiental lintel, 1'liiladelphiii,
Gentlemen'3 Hats..
.Mlthe Iniesl sliles al I'llMtl.F.S OAKrORD .
SON.1. Conllueiitiil Hot 1, 1'lilU'lcl pllt t.
f 1805.
I'lilladflpliia ti i:rio
'fills sreat lilts traverses the Northern nmi North,
west cnunltcs of Pennsylvania to Ihe city of i'.ne.on
l.fiXc Erie.
It lias been lenseil by His 1'enntylvanlA Itallrond
(.'ouipany, ninl Is opcrnteit by them.
Its cntlro length was opened for pasionger ami
freight business. October Kill, lnill.
TIMK or l'lSseflFK TRAINS Al XORTIIUMIIIIIILAKn.
Mall Train leaves, Eu.t 10 10 I'. M.
F.luilru F.tprcisTinln, II U7 1'. M.
Lock Haven Accommodation, 10 57 A.M.
Willlaiuspurt Accommodation, S V2 V. .M.
LEAVE WESTWARD.
Mall Halo 4 54 A. M.
Eliultn Express Train, . . i'J'JA. M.
1. m il Haven Accommodation 4 .14 I'. .M.
William. port Accommod.iljon II SI I', in.
' I'sssuiigers Cnra run tlirimgli ou .Mull .Train, wiiit.
nor iihnos both wnts between I'liiladeiphlitiiuil Erie,
and llaltlmoroHiid Li n.
Elig.iul Sleeping Cars on Elmlro Express 'I'M I lis I
both ways between iVilll.nusiorl and lljltlmore.
i or luiormaiioii respecuug I'lis-euger ousiiiess, ap
plyatthe (,'or. aotli nnd .Market Hts.
And for Freight bnslnessiif,lllo Colnpany's
H. II. Klngsloil, JK, (,r. hl'.ll end .Market Sis., t'lill'u.
J. W. Reynolds. Ilfie.
J..M. Drill. Agent N. C. II. It., Ilaltliunti-.
II. II. Houston, Oeu'l. Freight Agt . I'lillildelpliln,
II. W. Owiiiiier. (ieu'l.Tliket Agt. t'hlladrlphiu.
Joseph I). I'utts.tien'l, .Miiliager.Wllllainspoit.
Jan, 7, laO.i.
mt tin l.'nintiHttv s il veil is.
WHEAT, per bushel.
It VI'.. '
CORN. ' '
IIUCKWIIEAT.
FI.OHIt per bbl.
CLOVERSKEI),
9 50
I 1.0
I 'M
I 00
1:1 ou
5 M
IIIJTI'ER.
I'.(!(!S
l'O'l'ATOI'.S.
DRIED Al'l'LE.-',
II A.MS
IIACON.
SO
. 30
75
t CI
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ri.A.N sr.v.u
'I
IIAV by the t
20 00
UUCKWHHAT Flour. 4 30
CHICKENS, per pair. 40
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'iO OUNSUMIM'IVUS.
I Ctmsuiiiptlvn sufferers will receive n valuable
prescription for tho euro of Coii.umptlnu, Asthma.
Ifrmicliitl'. and nil threat nmi lung tilleclloiis. (free of
charge,) by sending their address to
Iter. I'.D'VARD A. WILSON,
Wlltiainsburgh, Kings cn ,
Pept 2', led, 3ni .New Votk
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M .M titni otliers, who riitrer from Vervoits Debility,
1 ii'iiiiitu 'e Dceny if .Miiunnml, .tc, suppl) lug nt the
s rue lime tho .Mk.ns ok )FLr-CcRK lly one who has
i nied himself tilt, r under: dug iiiu.iderable imickery
lly enclosing n i o.t paiil addressed envelope single
i opics may be hid ol the author.
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Juno 4, I hi: I - ly llrooklyn, Kings co., N. Y
EYK Ai EAlt.
Trufessor J. IS ACS, ,M. M., OoccMsr aud Ackist
rormerly of Ledon, Holland, is now located at No.. 1.0
PI.VE Street, 1'iriLA ns r.t-iriA, whero persons nlllicted
with diseases of Die F.VH and BAR willb.i siieiitin.
ally treated und cored, if curable. K- Artificial
Eyes Inserted without pain.
ti. II .Veil h.irges ninde for H.tr'uiiiiatlnn, ' he Med.
leal facility is Inviljd, us lm has no scents io hi.
mode of Ireatiiieiit.
July '.'. l;UI.-l'.'in
iii'Etoa&sViATcoft fii'stsjsj
TO NEUVOUS SUFFEUS.
AOENTLI'.M AN, cured of Nervous Dcbililv, In
competency, Premature Decay, and Youthful Eiror
actuated by u desire to benefit others, w ill lu hapy
to lorni-h to all w ho need It. tfrec of charge) the re
ceipt itud itirei lions for making the .iiiiptn remedy
iNed iu bis mse, Sutl'erers wishing ti profit by tin
advertiser, bad experience, nnd posses a sure and vnl
nable remedy, can do so l,y addressii g him at ouco at
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ti i i.l tins luforiu.ition invnlUule.
Decumlur 3, lr0L llm.
j" E A T Ri M"0 S"3 A L I-"
I T.Vbltj ASP OKNll.kMS.t
' i l' .'on wish lo marry, nddrcs Ihe uuiler.icned who
will send you w nil. mt money nnd without price, valu
able information that will enable you to marry happy
uud .peeeily, irrespective of age, wealth or beauty.
This Inforinatii'ii will coi-tyou nothing, nnd if you :
wish to marry, I w lit clieerlully nssi.t you, All t tiers
strictly loullilcntlal. The desired ieformiitmii sent by
return mail, uud no questions n.keil, address
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. ULI. JO, IROl. .1111.
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I Every ono his own Salesman! JONHS ii CO. of the
CreseutOne Price Clothing Store, No. dUl .Mitrkctstreu
I above Sixth, Philadelphia,
i In addition to having the largest, mo.t varied am!
1 fa.liiouiible stock of Clothing in Philadelphia mtidoox
! prcssly lor retail sales, have constituted every one
' his own -ulein.nl, by having marked in figures, on eaoli
j iirltcleattthe very lowest price It can be sold'for sothey
. caiisot po.sibly vary all must buy alike.
I The goods aro well sponged ana prepared and great
paiiistaken with the making so that all can buy with
tlio full nssurauca of getting a good article ut the very
lowest price. Also, a large slock of piece goods ou hand
of thu latest si) le and best qif.ilities, w hich w ill be made
to order, jn the most fashionable uud best manlier, '.'5
I per cent, below credit prices.
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1 that should be iu the hands of every family iu the land
as a preventive of seen t vices, or as a guide lor the
j nllcv iiitiou of one of tliu most awful and destructive
scourges ever visiied mankind. One copy securely eii
i veloped will be forwarded free of postage tn any part
ot the I'liited States for .Id cents in P t) stamps,
i Address, post paid, Dr. Hunter, No. II Division
; Street, New York.
.May til, ir.tM.-y.
j " auditor's Notice. "
1 Estate of Jumcs Hmtman, Deceased
T'HE undei'nigoed, appointed by tho or-
a- plian's court ut Columbia couuty. to niuki di-tribu
ttoo of Ihe balance iu the hands of Jmnes .Masters and
Abel Hartmuii. executors of Jiimrs Ilartinau, late of
Pine township, iu said county, to and among the cred
itors of tlie s.inl deciiised, iu llio order e.tablished by
Isw", will meet tlu creditors of the deceased, at the
1 1 dice of Robert F. Cl.uk, Hsq , in Rlooui.burg, on
Miturday, Hie '.'1st day of January. A. 1)., ISC5. All
persons having claims or demands against llm estate
oflho deceased, are rcv.ue'.ted to present them to tliu
Auditor or be debarred from cuuiiog in for a share uf
the assets.
11EUVEV H. GUOTZ, Audita.
Illnom.liirg, December v'4, 1p04.
l4ln)itiisti'aoi''t Notice. j
Ettate oj Willittm Webb, Deceased.
JKTTEHS of administration, witli the
.J.wlll annexed, ou t'-e Estate of Wfl.l.IAM '
IV Ullll. late of Centre township, Columbia county,1
deceased, have been granted by the Register of Co.
uinbla county, to the iinder.igncd ; all per.ons having j
claims against tlie I, slate ottlte dscedent are re'tue.- .
ted lo present t hem tn tho undersigned, residing iu
Scull township, without delay, aud all persons iudsu
ted lo make payment fnrlhivitti. 1
ULI IIART.MAN, Mn'r.O. V. .!.
Decsmber it, 1304 Un . SI "0
AtlitniiiUt.'ator's tVolict.
Estate of Peter llodine, dse'd.
Ir.TTl'.RSof administration ou the Hstalo ol Peter
j Undine, late ol Cntawismltvp., Columbia Co., drr'd.
have been grunted by the Register of Columbia co., to
the uiidcrslzncd , all persons liuving claims ugaiti't His
I estate of tin- decedent aro re'pH'.leil to present them to
i the Administrator nt his resilience in said town
ship wilhoiitdelay, and all persons Indebted to inaks
payment forthwith.
JOHN V. UUDIN't:, Adm'r.
Derombi-r 'Jl, lrt!4-0w S3 OO"
AD.jINISTltAT0H'S NOTICE.
Estate of Abraham Wtllivcr, Lcceas'd.
LETTERS of udinlul.lrnlloii mi the Hstatit of Abrit
liuiii Wclllwi, laic ofMaill.ou twp.Col. co., ici'i,.
havobeou grunted by tlie ItegTsler ol'Coluuibi.ico.,io tin
iiudnrsigned; nil persons hating ilaiiusugaiu.tlliu es
tale of thu ilecedent are requested lopreseiit Iheiuli
tho undersigned, residing in said township, without
delay, uud all persons iuda-ncd tu muku pa)inoiil
'"r,"Wl1"- WILLIAM II. WHLUVF.it. Adm'r.
December .1. Itb4,-Uiv $:i 0ft,
EXECHTIUX NOTICE.
Eslato of Georgo W, Hittle, Deceased.
LirryKRH Testauienlary on tho i-.tate of (icorgo IV
Millie, lute of .Ml. I'leusaut lowusliln.Columbi i co.,
deceased, have been granted by tlio Register of Wills
A:c to the undersigned loth residing in said twp,
all per.ons liuviui; claims again. t thu estate of tin
decedent aro requeued to present llieiu to Ilia Kxeui
trix w Ithout duiuy, and nil person, luueiiicii in iiiuk
ivnienl t
forlhwilli. .MAHV til l 11. t.
Ml. Pleasant twp., Nov. 13, lHl'.l,
I'.vrs.
VFFIOK
OF TIIK LACKAWANNA
J& DLOOMSDUUG
U- It. CO,4
Kinoston, Pa.. Dee. 3. 1801
' Tlie annual meeting nf the Stockholders of thu Lick.
aw. tuna and Itlooiosbitrg Railroad Cu . w III be held il
' the Kingston Mouse, lu the borough of Kiaisti'ii, on
MiiiiiIiiv. January U, I'M, at nuu u cluckr I' ,M., lo
elect a President un.l Dliuclors.
I A II UEYNWsDS, Sx'u
Ilftrsib.r in leal.
POSTSCRIPT!
Tin: Wit ii iS'invn, ore uniinportaht
Savntiah, Georgia, wits evacuated, by. the'
rebels, ou tho VOlh of- December, unit oc
cupied by Gen, Blicfiitnn, Tho fx'pPdi
on Wilmington, N. 0 ; by (ho Pofifer
Hutler Fleet, was a total iliflr6V"'ilofi
next wcoh. ' .
Death of the Hon. Geo. M. Dallt.fi.
The lion. Gcorga M fllin Dtlla", K.
Vice President of th UtiltftP Stales dr. il
ou Saturday morning las;, hfter a few
hours' illness, at his residniict', in Walnut
street, Philadelphia.. Mr D illa was ''oftM
in that city on tin: 10th of .Inly, 17'-':
and was const queutly iu tho 73d(yoa'rof
his age.
OF
Valuable Real Estate.
IN pursuaneo of an order of the Or
phans' Court of t'r.lumhlu rnunty. on
Stilttnluy, the 1-Ut day 0 Juituwy. 1800,
at 10 o'clock Hi llm forenoon, Levi Cut, j&cS'l's
Admlnl.traior oraii ami sioiuiiir, the Hrnt i
roods nnd chattels, rights mid credit
'd.jljlss'
which were of John Cox. lalu of Hen
lock townsliiti. iu said county, der.'d
will expose lo sile, by 1'ublle Vendtu, on
the pr.'iil
Ises
A CERTAIN FARM,
AND HEAL IDSI'ATjS.
Si'tuato in said Uomlouk lown-
BV; (ji ship, and County of Columbia, hounded
ti-QftS nd described as follows to-wit : On tlio
W North by lauds of the estate, of lsinlr Wag.
.fT!2.tf-A uer, dei eased, ami lands of Isaac Leidy,
on the En.t by lands of John .Miller and loho Hart
man on the South by lauds nf Reuben Winter. tic n,
nod John llarltmin, uud ou the West by liiinls of i.'i ii .
Ilnrluiaii, containing
0i: IIUiVDHKM AM) TWIvMV ACRKS,
Wlisrenn are erected
A New Frame House,
A GOOD DANK UAltN.
and other oiit.builillugs.
Cj'- l.nte the Estate of said ilrceas;i,il. sltimta In
the town hip of Hemlock nnd county ufnrcsaH.
JKSSE COLEMAN, Lltth.
nioaituburjf, Pccuinbrr 10, Irfiil.
TJMM& OF SALE.
Ten per cent lo be paid or secured on
ihe day of sale ; pne fourth. If.s tin said ten per cent,
to he paid when the sale is continued, and His b.ilaian
in otiu year tliereullcr with interest.
LEVI UOX, Adm'r.
December 54, t(4
SHERIFF'S
SALE.
Y virlne of sundry writt of vewithni
'srasnas, issued out of Ihc Court nf Coonroii Pieas
of Columbia i. oitnty, and to mo directed, w ill he1 ev
posed to publ ic s ile, at Ihe House ot John L. Hirst,
in Locust township .011
Tuesday, the lih day of Jmiutir?, lSCo.
at '2 o'clock, P. .M of said du) , Ihe fo low log described
property, to. w It i A certain
Lot or Piece of Ground,
situate iu Locust township, Columbia county, con.
taming FOLU'IT.KN AI'IIL:?, more or less, bounded
as lollows to wit: On tin West by lands uf David
llower. on the North by lands of lieu. -r.
J11111I11 Tulk, 011 the Hast bv lands of Jj34tSx?,
William Wilson, whereon are erected S jl
aStnryanduh.tif fSSl'Dlffir
Frame IhVfHiiiK House, gSSIjLia
and 11 three story Carding Murhino House, with good
Water Power, and 11 Log Mable, with the apptnteu'
uncos.
E7" Seized, taken In execution nnd to bo sold us tho
properly of John IVgely.
SAMUEL SNYDER, Sheriff".
SheiifTs Ottice, )
Itlnomsburg, D'eeiubere4. leT.I. j
A NEW STOKE IN
Oil A NGJEVI L LE.
(heap Go.itisanil Great Da'gain?,
TIIK Subscriber
hln frit'tnln nnd the
lias jttst opened a
respectfully informs
fbiierou public, lhat ha
NEW STORE,
n the writ-known smnd of tho late Win. Trim. Es-i
n Mntr. Street, in Oraugev llio, Columbia cuuty, Pa
iliich .us been wnll-tilled with all kinds ef
Choice New Goods,
Fresh from tlio Eastern .Markets, which he Intends
selling ns i hv-ap as Iho cheipcst for ready pay uud
country produce.
His stuck consists iu part of llio following articles .
Cloths, Cassimer's, Satlinetts, Silks', Cambricks. H,
I 1. allies, Callicnes, .Muslin.. Sliav li.Llnsn.-i, Allpsckas
j Millinery and Dress Goods, 4.0.
! MOOIEIIS,
Tea, Coflee, Sugars, Mollascs. Spices, Clu'csa, Full
1 It ai sins. Salt, Tob.ihco, Si'gars.Snuir, nndotlwr luticles
in this liuu, u.iially kept iu Cuuuliy Stores.
ALSO :
QlJlSENSWA.l.E & E A lt'ITI E N W ARE,
Hals mill Hoofs aii Shots,
And nil notions generally iu trade.
E" drain, Duller, Hggs. .Meat, mid country pro.
dues taken iu exihaugu for floods,
OOUNLiLIUS DELLKS.
Orongevl lu. D.'c. 17. H04.- iy.
New Grocery Htorc
MO It ft FHESll t.'OODS.
(Forniolij Kinsman' old Sand) on Mum
Sired, lilooinsbt'ri,
r"PHH underigned ban just teeeived a
f. good stock of
FALL AND WSXTKR l)HV GOODS,
of all kinds, .Men's Heavy
CALF AO K V B00TS6
the. best iii Hie market , a f.ood Assortment of Ladies
sod Children' Shoes of all kinds,
A Fresh Lot of Groceries.
of all kiu-'s, such as
Molasses,
'uzain,
Tea-
ltico, I
Spices, '
Fiisli,
Salt,
Coffee,
ATS AM)
O APSj
Tobacco, Si gars, Caiidier, llazenn, Lard,
vie., &o , &o.
KEHI1 AND PltOVISIONS.
Together with a great uiriety of notions and etceto
uis loo iiuineroiis to ine i ion.
11 f It itler, I'.ggs. .Me ,t .Hid produce generally taken
I i I'Xih'iuge i'ur goods,
11ENUY GlGh.lt.
II ooiiLbiirg, D.c. 10. lHi4
CLAIM AGENCY,
The undcrsigued having connpoted him
self with established Agencies iu War.h
ingtou auu l'Uiluui Ipliia is prcpuretl to
attend to thu collection id D'cl; pay.Bonn
tics, Pfiisious, and all other cquiiubiij
olaiius agaiust the Government, llis t-.v-perienou
aud busineii oouuccti'inu t liable
iiim to attend to thorn with the leait pot.
sible delay. churo.es inado unlc-i-ti-u
Ittims aiu aonured, OlUeo with 1. 11,
Little F, vj., Court liouso Allev. toui.
burg Pit. 0. U.UItOCKWAV.
lilooniaburg, D.o. 10, Uli I.
Ladies' Fura.
'Ihe large. I as.iirlmri.l aii'll il'.l.l.H .JAKI'Oi'.O U
V SONS. I ontlio UI..I ll"l' I I'll! tad,, loins
. f
s
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