DIED. J
In Bloomsborg, on the !Bih ult., ELMIRX,
infant daughter of John and Maria Vennat
tar,
In Danville, on Tuesday morning, Feb.
25th, very suddenly, MF. EMILY, wife of
Doctor James D. Slrawbridgn, and daughter
of Mr. VVm. Agttew, Merchant of Philadel
phi a.
In Salem, I.ni., co , on Tuesday last, Mrs.
Lrnts, wile of Sebaitijit Sybart, iu her 26ih
year.
In St. Joseph county Michigan, 011 the 30th
day of January last, Mr., SARAH ADAMS, wife
offAbram. Adams Sen., of Culumbis|county,
aged abont G7 years.
In Beach Grove, Luz., co., on the 18th ult
AUGUSTUS, eon of A. W. and Susan Ann Hol
loway, aged about 2 ye*rs 2 mouths and 22
days.
New Advertisement's.
BGRDENTOHN FEMALE COLLEGE;
BOItDKNTOVVN, N. J.
Rev. Johu 11. IlrHkcley, Frcildent
This Institution, chartered by the Legisla
ture of New Jersey. with ctdlegiate powers
and privileges, is plcnsnntly situate on the
banLsofthc Ee'awnrr river near thsprojiid|of
the late Joseph Bona, arte, commanding the
same heanlifuj view of the river and sur
rounding country. The course of instruction
is through anil comprehensive, embracing
Common and High English, the natural sci
ences, Lntin, Greek. French, German, Draw
ing, Painting and Music 011 the I'ianu arid
Guitar. The charges vary from Si G6, to
$1,92 per per year, according to the branch
es taught. The la ter is the maximum charge
for all the branches incluJtirp all necessa
ry expenses, except for books and stationa
ry-
Diplomas are awarded to thoso young la
dies who complete the proscribed course of
study as provided for by the charter.
The school year commences on April 17th.
9 For Catalogues containing particulars ad
dress the President.
RFFERF.NCF.S .—John Turner, Esq., Ply
month, I'a ; AV. A. Porter Eq., Philadelphia;
11. King, Eq., Bristol, Pa.; Hon. Jos. W. Al
low, Bordentown, N.J; Ex-Governor Geo.
F. Fort, New Egypt, N J,
Bordentown, March 2d, 1854.
Public v^ale.
riIHF. SUBSCRIBER will offer at Public
Vendue, at Hemlock Mills, on Thursday
the \Gth day rf March next, at 19 o'clock in
the forenoon, the following articles of per
sonal properly to wit:
TWO COOI) HORSES,
Tour good milch Cows, three Heifers, one
Sow and pigs, one buggy, one double se:t of
carriage harness; one single selt of carriage
harness, one double sell ol lead gears, one
seit quiler, two sleds, two harrows, three
ploughs, one two-horse cultivator, two oue
horse cultivators,
Two Cooking Stoves,
One parlor stove, one corner cupboard, one
luige wagon body, throe meat barrels, one
truck waken, one log chain, and a variety of
household furniture and ki'.chen utensils.
£5" TERMS made known oil the day of
■ule, by
O H. P. PURSER
Hemlock, March 2d 1851.
Public Sale.
WILL be pxposed to Public Sale, on
Thursday the 9lh day of March 1854,
at the house ol the subscriber in" Buchkorn ,
Hemlock township, the following properly
to wit: An entire stock of
WAGON-LIMBER
And tools, throe set of Baggy wood-works,
gearing and beds ;
OMi TOP RIGGV,
One truck-wagon, one three year old black
blare and harness, hay and corn-fodder ; a
lot of new liTDre, consisting of tables,
cbaiis. bedsteads arid wash-stands ; Also a
lot of household furniture, consisting ol bed
steads and bedding, one corner cupboard,
one bureau, three smves, table, chairs U\
Also sixty yards of carpel, potatoes by thu
bustie), smoked meat by thu pound, besides
a lot of other articles tco tedious to mention.
EF"Sale to commence at eight o'clock of J
said day, when and Where terms ol sale will i
bo made known by (he subscriber.
MARTIN W. GIRTON. j
Buckhorn, March 2d 1854,-ts.
AMZI SHOEMAKER*
Dagiicrriaii Artist
ANNOUNCES to the citizens of Blooms
burg and vi.i.iitv, that he lias opened a
Dagnerrian Gallery in iho Exchange Block,
over Clearer & Pursel's S:oro, whero ho is
prepared to lake good and true likenesses in
the highest style of lite art. Those who wish
a lasting memorial of their friends that may
ton soon leave them, or who wish to flak?
the most valuable of presents to a true friend
or relative should call and secure a good
likeness.
EXECUTOR S NOTICE^
¥ KTTF.RS Testamentary on the E*tate of
-*-A Daniel Pursel, late of Hemlock town
■hip, Columbia county, deceased, have been
graqted by the Register of Columbia county
toJohnPurel who resides in Bloomsburg,
Columbia County. All persons having
claims or demands against the decedent are
requested to make tliem known to the Exec
utor without delay, and all persons indebted
to the estate are requested (o make pay
ment.
JOHN PURSEL Executor.
Bloomsburg March 1, 1851. 6—Ct
PI BLIP SALE
OF
REAJL ESTATE.
IN PURSUANCE of nnwrder of the Court
of Common Pleas of Columbia county,
Hiram R. Kline, Committee of Malliias Kline,
will on Saturday the 25th day of March,
next, al 2 o'clock, P. M., expose lo Public
Sale upon the premises, a curtain truct of
land situate in Orange township, Columbia
oounly, adjoining lands of Abraham Force
on the East, John McMurtrie on. the North.
James Patterson on lite West, and Isaac
Dildine on the South, containing
ONE HUNDRED & FOURTEEN ACRES,
Strict measure, about 5k acres of which are
cleared land. There are on the premises a
two stoiv frame house, and kitchen, a log
barn, wagon-house, spring-house, and a
good apple orchard, with the appurtenances.
CONDITIONS OF SALE. Ten per cent of the
purchase money to be paid on the day of
sale, one half of the purchase money on the
first ot April next, and the remaining hglf
on the first of April, 1855, with interest from
the first day of April, 1854.
HIRAM a. KLINE, Committee,
by order of the Court.
JACOB EYERLY. ProtKoaolary.
Bloomsburg, Feb. 23J 1854.
Public Sale
BY ORDER OF COURT.
■QY VIRTUE of a writ of Sale issued* out
of the Court of Common Pleas of Mon
tour county, in a certain action of partition,
wherein Thomas Boyle was plaintiff, and
James Robertson, Richard 11. Bayard, James
S. New bold, Herman Cope and Thomas
S. Taylor, were defendants, and to me direc
ted, w ill be sold at Public Vendue, or out
cry, at in o'clock in the forenoon, on Satur
day the twenty ninth day of April next, at tbe
Court House in Danville, all that certain
messuage and tract of land, known as the
■OARING-CREEIi FURNACE
property, situate partly in Mayberry town-!
ship, in the county o! Montour, and partly
in Franklin township in (ho -county of Col
umbia, containing three hundred and fifty
four acres and six perches, and the allow
ance &c., adjoining lands of Jesse Cleaver.
John Mensch, John Y'nught, Jacob Shultsand
others, with the appurtenancel, whereon are
the following improvements to wit :
line Furnace Slack,
30 feet base, 30 feet high and 9 feet bosb ;
one casting bouse GO feet by 80 feet : one
stock house 46 feet by 100 feet ; one coal
shed 35 feet by 75 feet; one bridge house 30
feel by 32 feet ; four heating chambers, con
taining 48 semi circular pipes ; one pair of
cast iron blowing cylinders ; one water wheel,
20 feet diameter; one head and tail race
5000 feet long; reservoir purnp ; gas pipes;'
"" > ' l6 necessary fixtures at
the Furnace ; ALSO, one large
stone Dwelling House,
£jk!*3®?sk9 10 feet square ;
'SEVEN SMALL DWELLING- HOUSES;
Office, Turn, sheds, Ac. One hundred and
twenty acres of lite land it of an excellent
quality. The water' powet is ono ol the
best in this section of the Stale.
THOMAS POLLOCK,
Sheriff
Sherifl's Office, )
Danville, Feb. 23, 1554. j 5-ts.
Public Sale
OF
VALUABLE HEAL ESTATE,
By virtue of a mandate in partition to me
issued out ol the Court o r Common Pleas of
Columbia county, there will be exposod to
public sale upon the premises on
SATURDAY the 18(/t DAY OF MARCH,
next, at I o'clock P. M., that valuable real
estate m Bloomsburg, just opposite the
Court house, on Main street nf the town, up
on which is erected thtj well Jtnowii
EXCHANGE II TE L
now occupied by Peter Billmyer as a public
house and having every proper arrangement
of convenience nnd location for that purpose.
The Hotel is a large three-story brick budd
ing, with a good brick kitchen attached, and
there ate on the premises a large tango of
rame stables, an ice-hou*e, and other appro
priate out-buildings. The building is 46
feet in front, and 100 feet deep.
The premises to bo sold are bounded as
follows:—Beginning at the line dividing the
Store-house and l Exchange" tavern on Sec
end street ol the town of BLOOMSBURG,
thence along Second street in a northeast
course 4G leet to the ulley between the Ex
change Invent and Exchange huildipgsphence
along said alley snulheastwarilly one hundred
feel loan alley, fourteen feet wide, thence
along said alley Northeastwardly eighty leet
to the. corner of the Lumberyard now occu
pied by the Messrs. Hartmans, thence soutli
eastw.irdly in a line parrallel with Chamber-
Itti's Alley, one hundred and lourteen leet
six inches to Pino alley, ihenco along Pine
alley smxhwestwardly n-> hundred and six
ty-eight feel and four inches to Witrrtan's al
ley, thence along Woman's alley northwest
wardly seventy three feet six inches to a
post, corner of the store lot, thence a'ong the
same northeastwardly sixteen feet 10 a post
thence northwestwardly one hundred and
eleven feet to the brick storehouse, thence
along the same 'it a northeast course, four
teen feel four inches to lite line between the
br.ck store house and the "Exchange" tav
ern, thence along the line dividing the brick
storehouse, and the "Exchange" tavern,
northwestwardly 30 feet to the place ol be
ginning, containing 4,2211 square feat with
the appurtenances.
' By order ol lite Court.
JOHN SNYDF.R,
Sheriff'.
Sheriff's office, I
ItlnOfn-i- urg, Feb. 16, 1854. j 4—!S
PFBLIG SALE
OF
> HZAL ESTATE.
TN pursuance of order of the Orphan's court
-*■ ol Columbia county, on Saturday the 25ih
day of March next, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, James Wright, Administrator &c, of
William Wiiglit, late of Columbia county,
deceased, will expose to sale by Public
Vendue, upon the pemises a certain
TRACT OF LiSU,
Situate in Madison township, Columbia
county,containing NINETY-NINE acres and
one hundred and forty-four perches, adjoin
ing lands of Stephen Emory, John Emory,
Daniel Brewer, and others, being the same
tract of land which John Unger eonveyed to
said intestate by deed dated Biti day of
May 1849, on which are erected a two-story
log House and log barn. About 30 acres of
the land are cleared.
Late the estate of said deceased, situated
in the township ot Madison, and couffiy
aforesaid.
JAMES WRIGHT, Admr.
By order of the Court
JACOB EYERLY, Clerk.
Bloomsburg, Feb. 23d 1854.
NEW FALL AND WINTER G4MJDS.
£<MIISS Bo sifisffisrasffi:,
HAVING just received and opened a large
and varied assortment of the handsom
est styles of
FALL Sr WINTER DRY GOODS,
would respectfully ask the public to call and
examine them. For the ladies he lias some
of the prettiest dress patterns that could be
found in the oily market, besides everything
else in llie line of Dress Goods lo complete
their Fall wardrobe. Gentlemen, too, will
find at bis store a complete assortment of
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vesting, Huts, Caps,
Boots and Shoes,
and in fact every nameable article for a gen
tleman's outfit. He also has a full stock of
GROCERIES, HARD-WARE,
QUEENS-WARE. FISII,
SALT, &c., <Cc.,
all of which he will sell as cheap for CASH
as can be had elsewtiere in Columbia cuun
ly.
Give him R call, and our word for it you
will not go away dissatisfied with either the
price or quality of Jti goods.
Country produce taken in exchange for
goods.
Bloomsburg, Nov. 3d, 1853.
Bharp Notice.
ALL persons indebted to the subscriber
on old accounts and notes are requested
o make early payment of their dues, or the
collection will be enforced by law.
PETER ENT.
Light Street, December, 89th 1853-Ot., ,
IMPORTANT INFORMATION.
8 © IE SJ V A. SJ mn IB W
HAS just opened a new assortment of
choice FALL!, and WINTER GOODS,
at the chean oorner in
LIGHT STREET.
to which lie invites the attention of ell who
wish good bargains. The stock consists of a
targe variety of Fashionable silks, Merinoes
"ttf various colors, De hege of desirable styles,
Cashmeres, Delaines, .Ginghams, Piinls,
Hrocha and Blanket
nig and square, Clothes, ttoksiineres, Satin
ets, Jeans, Tweeds, and in tact every thing
in the Dty Goods line.
He has also received a large and full as
sortment of
HATS, CAPS.
QUEENSWARE, HARD
WARE. GROCERIES AND
CEDARWAIIE OF ALL KINDS,
which has all been selected with care, ar.d
will be sold at very low prices.
Light Street, Nov; 10th, 1853.
SHEETS & SELTZERS'
WHOLE S A I. E
WESTS & JMKBTJOIB
3S* *<>• 939 iV Third Hi,
(Above Callow-hill,)
PlllL4ltlJLPlli.il
A GENERAL ASSORTMET OF
URtAniEt, WiWIJS, CORDIS S,
And LiqiTers of every descrijition :
. TT. SHKKTZ. R. P. SKLTZCR
JOHN WOOKSIDLS Aqeut.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
L. R. RttPRRT
Has opened a new hoot nnd shoe shop
over I.niz's Drugstore in Rup-ri's Row
where you can pet the best of work at the
lowest prices. The work will be under the
supervision of Augustus Wilson, who invites
all his old customers to give him a call. The
following are soma of the prices :
Men's fine calf or morocco boots, 81 a •! 50
do kip or cow hide, 3 25
do calf shoes 2 00
do cow hide, 1 75
do miners', nailed, 225a2 50
Ladies' gaiters, 2 a 2 25
" Lace boots, 102
" Thick soled slippers lal 37
" Pump soled, 100
" Bronze Jenny Lim!,s f25 a 1 50
Boys', youths' and children's shoes in pro
portion.
Bloomsburg, Aug. 25th 1853.
H. CI. HOW3R,
I BTSMItOT DJEOTtfOTs
{ O ESI'KCTFULLY oflers his
! prolessional services to
| t -tTTTr (jjg Ladies and Gentlemen ol
] Bloomsburg and vicinity. He is prepared to
j attend to all the various operations in Den
tistry. and is provided With the latest im
] proved PORCELAIN TEETH, which will
j be inserted on pivot or gold plate, to look as
well.as natural.
A superior article of Tooth Powders, at
ways on hand. All operations on the teeth
I warranted.
j Office near the Academy,
i Bloomsburg, Nov. 20, 1851.
"7,000 BOOK AGE!\Ts7v\\TEDI
j To Sell Pictorial aaj Useful IVorks, for 1851.'
1,000 DOLLARS A YEAR.
\AT ANTED in every section of the United
j ** States, active and enterprising men to
I engage in I lie sale of some of the best book"
published i:t the country . To men of good
address, possessing a small capital of from
825 to 8100, such inducements will be offer
j ed as to enable them to tnake from 83 to 85
; a day profit.
The Books published by us are useful in
their character, extremely popular, and com
mand large sales wherever they are offered.
Por further particulars, address, ( msnce
; P a| d,) •
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher.
Ist William St. New York.
Febiuary 16. 1854. 4 3 W
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
! [VOTICE is hereby given that die undrr-
I i' signed has been appointed by the Court
j ol Common Pleas ot Columbia county an
i Auditor to report the facts and distribute the*
j fund arising Irom the Sheriff's sale ol the
j real estate of Thomas C. Bomboy ; and that
i lie will attend to the duiies of his appoint
j tqcttl at the Conn House in Bloomsburg, on
Saturday the 251h day of. March next, ai 10
o'clock in the Inrei oon, whore all persons
iuleresled. are hereby notified to attend, and
prove their claim to the said fun-1.
JAMES PLEASANTS,
Auditor.
Bloomsburg, Feb. 16, 1854. 4—id
AUDITORS NOTICE.
-Votice to creditors mid others interest
ed in the estate of Samuel Yost dee'd.
The subscriber, appointed by the Orphan's
Court of Columbia County, Auditor lo settle
1 the account of Jacob K. Ilowei Administra
tor of said estate, and to apportion the assets
among the creditors ami others interested,
hereby gives notice, that he will be at his
office in the town of CaitawUsa on Ftiday
the 24th day of March next, at 10 o'clock A.
M., to attend lo the duties ol his appoint-
I men', j all persons having claims will present
ii.pt*! al l ' ie Ba '> me a,| d place ami present
the pronCf evidence to prove their claim or
they will be u'cbarfd from coming in for a
share of the asseis ol SB.J ? P -L AL ®-
By oider of the Cousi.
K C. THOMPSON, AnduCr
February, 16 1854.
LIST OP LETTERS,
I.J EM AINING in the Post office al Biuoms
burg, February 15th 1854.
Bomboy Armanoes Miller John A
Baldwin Win. McLean W
Bob Elizabeth Milliken John
Bogard Elizabeth Miller John S.
Christophel James Melliok Susan •
"Casper Martha Jane Nathan Simon
Cupheiiis Dylcy Peifer Matilda
Conway James Peifer George
Dennison James Russell Jan.
Fox Sylvester Kiohart Rachael
Gersl Lydia Shu raker Cattiarine
Gruber John Scrage C. jr. & Co.
Hawley John 2 Smith Patrick
Johnson Eli Weber Master
Johnson James Wrentz D. 2
Larish David, Wagnerlsaac
Morgan David W'ertman Henry 2
tw Persons cafling for Letters in the above
will please say ihey are advenise.
PHILIP UNANOST, P. M.
MACKEREL, Constantly on hand
SHAD. CODFISH, and for sate by
SALMON, J PALMER & Co.,
HERRINGS, Maiket Street Wharf,
PORK. ' PHILADELPHIA.
HAMS AND SIDES,
SHOULDERS. Nov. 3d, '53-3 -
LARD & CHEESE,
Fuucj' Paver*
Envelopes, Pens, Ink, Writing sand. &c
tan be found at the cheap Book store cl"
JOSEPH 6WARTZ,
TTtHE County receive
*- sea led tu Blooms
burg until four the 21st
of March next, for "i-yglo track
arch bridge over btMttsCrOmt near the
town of lflooii(6biirro|Sflwtii.:o lo be 180
leet long between SMKbktlrtw- i 6 feet C
inches ir. to '
•: ' " 1 office,
Corn m
Blnornshurg, Feb. tfi, 18-54'. ) 4—'d
TUE NEW YORK MONTHLY,
-••o •
In Presenting the first number of the
NEW Y ORK MONTHLY to the public, the
Publisher is happy lo say that lie does so
with every confidence that it will meet with
a popular reception.
THE NEW YORK MONTHLY will en
deavor lo raise the Magazine .Literature ol
America not only above "Hero Worship,"
but abovo the decent debility which distin
guishes those heavy productions got up by
the admirers of German Nightmares.
THE NEW YORK MONTHLY will bo
made up of articles at once interesting and
n,',-erful. The articles will be
PRONELY ILLUSTRATED^
with Engraving,-. Ot" ''-e very highest order.
Bach number will COnlgm "2 pages, the
u hole printed nit paper of ilnj u'°*L n,iejt "
ceptinnable kind.
For -he general rpader—-the everyday
man—THE NEW YORK" enn
rvol jROVO other ytia;r veelaome^v^-.
Each will
contain an f
EDITOR'S TABLE,
[ of 24 pages, devoted to Mailers arid Things
!in General, Fun, Philosophy, and 'The
Great Principles of Ninety-eight."
There will also be connected with each
number, n
LADIES' DEPARTMENT,
containing Plates of the latest fashions, and
such remarks on costume < cannot fail lo
| meet with the approbation of .the sex.
j TS'.IOI* : —One Copy, S3; Two copies,
j S5 ; Five copies, SlO, and a large number at
| the same rates.
| Any person sending us a Club of ten, and
| remitting £2O lor the sarr.e, will be furnished
' with a copy gratis lor one year.
' Postmasters ate requested to act as Agents
i commission liberal, and specimen numbers
1 lorwarded free of expanse a
! THE NEW YOLK MONTHLY can be
produced at any Bookstore, Newspaper and
j Periodical Depot tu the touutry.
PUBLIC SALE
OF
5X2. CB> 3xll XSS3 23VA<aa a
I N pursuance of ail order of the Orphans'
Court of Columbia county, Son'l Rhone
I Ailmiuislrator oi the Estate of VVm Roberie,
| late ol Benton township, dac'd. will expose
to public sale at the house or Peter Hess,
! in said township, on MONDAY, the (itli day
I MARCH next, at 10 o'clock in ilie forenoon ,
I a tract of unimproved laud situated in Sngar-
I loal township, Columbia eonif.y, adjoining
| lauds of Peter Hess, David Goulder, Joshua
) Savage, and the North Mountain, known as
I the
SUGAR C A MP ,
t anil containing about thirty-six acres
! On TUESDAY the'7di of MARCH at
100 clock in the fo'snoon he will also c.x
-! pose to public sic iiiinw fHe qWwnai.es tu
1 Jackson township Columbia county a trat"
I of land partly improved, adj iimjig~a id* of
j Siotl K Colley, Jottii Roberts, and Jacob VV.
Hess, and containing aboiu twenty one acres
! The above property is late of the estate ot
Win. Roberta deceased.
I Terms will be.made known on tho day
1 of sale, by
SAMUEL RHONE,
9 Administrator,
i By order of the Court,
JACOB EYERLY, cierk.
\ Bloomsburg, Feb. 8, 1851. 3—4w
Front Street Mire Manufactory.
WATSCIT& CCZJ
SIEVE, RIDDLE, SCREEN AND WIRE
•CLOTH MAN UFACTU li ERS,
KO. 46 NOR I'll I'HOJH STIIKET,
Conner of CoomVs Alley* beticee* Market an.l
Mulberry ( 4tfrA) Streets,
P 111 LAD EL P 111 A .
CONTINUE lo manufacture of superior
quality, Brass and Wire Steves of all
kinds ; Bra-s and Copt er Wire Cloth for
Paper Makers, &C, Cylinders and Dandy
Rolls covered in the best manner.
Heavy Twilled Wire for Spark Catchers,
Sieves for Brass and Iron Founders, Screen
Wire, Window Wire, Safes, 'Praps, Dish
Covers, Coal an I Sand Screens, &c. Fancy
Wire Work ol every description.
February 9th 1854 -3m.
FRI!IT AND CONFECTIONARY.
RUB IXC AM <s* SELLERS,
WHOLCSALC MANUFACTURERS AMI HEALERS IN
ConfH'llonnry of all kinds*.
No. 113 North Third St., below Race,
PHILADELPHIA.
THE attention of requested to
an examination of'TtWr t#cß, which
' ' fouil;' to be a I least equal to any iri
WKEIBN FRUITS Bf.Hk.nd. in
season.
N. B. Orders by mail or otherwise prompt
ly attended to.
Feb. 9th 185L-3CO
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. ,
IVTOTICE is hereby given, that letters testa
•i mentary, of the estate of Ira D. Fox,
late of I allawissa township, Cniuaibia coun
ty, deceased, have been grained to the un
dersign rd. residing in llie town of Catiawiv
sa. All persons imlebled to said e-iale are
requesieti to made imuiediate payment, and
those having uccouuis against die esla'e are
requested to present diem fur settlement
to
J. K. SHARPLESS, Ejccctilor.
Caltawissa Feb. 6, 1854. 3—6w
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters tesin
msntary upon the estate of George
Kline, late of Orange township, Columbia
county, deceased, have been granted to the
undeisigned residing ill Orange township.
All persons indebted 10 the said estate are
requested to make imuiediate payment, and
those having accounts against the estate to
present them to
JACOB D.KLINE.
HIRAM R. KLINE.
EMANUEL LAZARUS.
Executors.
Orangevilla, December 6th 1859.-41.
THE BRITISH QiiARTERLIES
ARB
I>ACKwooes MAKAZME,
LEONARD HCOTT & CO., New
York, continue 10 Re-publislt the
following British periodica!*,
, viz:
| r 1. The London Quarterly Review
(Coruervatice )
£. Xsiu KJiuhyry Rcviewf If'Aig)
3. The North Wfilisbßeview {Fret Ch.)
' 4 The Wee njlt'-er .R 'Oe K {JM+nd.)
6PlBehwo od>£ b l it* tH I galo -aW(Zkr^.|
Yhe present <*rilt-nl nTa"t"o tit WW)basil
! fairs will lender these publications unusually
■ interesting (lining the year 1854. They will
j occupy a middle ground between the hastily
written news items, crude speculalios, and
: flying rumors of the daily Journal, and the
i ponderous Some of tho future historian,
j written after the living interest and excite-
I me nl of the great political events shall have
assed away. It is to these Periodicals that.
! readers must look for the only really intelli
gible history of current events, and as such,
| in addition lo their well-established literary,
j scientific, and theological character, we urge
I tl-eiri upon the consideration of the reading
publio.
Arrangements are in progress for tho re
ceipt of early sheets from the British pub
lishers, by which we shall he able to place
xt.L our Reprints in the hands of subscribers,
I about as soon as they can be furnishes with
; the foreign copies. Although this will in
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N. B.—L. S. & Co., have - recently pub
liMietl. ami have now for sale, the "FAR
MER'S GUIDE,' 7 by Ifer.ry Stephens, of
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lege. New Haven, completed in two vols,
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I binding. $6.
i £§•*" This work is NOT the old ''Book of
| the Farm,' 7 lately RESUSCITATED and thrown
upon the Market
j New York. Jan. 28, 1851.
lUSSOLITION OF PARTNERSHIP.
NOTICE is hereby piven lhft tlie firm of
j ho mule ni-ncil herotol'jre t fading mid doing
j Gittfiiu'ss nitdcr the nnino mid ctyle ol M. &A.
i M. Rupert, in the I'm Wnro mid Stove 1 ui
-| ness in Bloomsburg; WAS this dny dissolved by
| luutiul consent, I'll? hooks and accounts of
j the late firm ore in the hands of A. M. Rupert
I for collcrtion. and all persons interested are rn
j quested to inako immediate settlement, it i*
, impottant that the businesa of the lute firm be
l ae tiled without delay.
A. M RUPERT.
MAIM'IN RUPERT.
Bloomsburg, January 2, 1854
i BLOOMSBURG TINWARE AND STOVE
KSTA BLISHMEN 1\
THE UNDERSIGNED, -respectfully in
forms his old fiicndsand customers,that
•he has purchased his brotheiV interest in the
! above establishment, and the concern will here
after be conducted by himself exclusively. He
ha just reeeivtd and oft Vis lor side the
hog. si nn I inirst extemdva assortment
ment ..f FA nC Y JS'IOVES ever intro
duce J into this mar .cot.
I Htovepipe nod I inwaro constantly on hind
1 ami manufactured to order. All kinds of re
pairing done, as usual, oo short notice,
j The patronu b e of old frieni s and new cus* j
■ toincrs is respectfully eolicit'ed.
A. M. RUPERT. |
Bloomshurg Jan. 12, 1853. 51-tf
FOR2S3 HOTEL.
N E 11 A It It A N G E M EN T .
rpHIS well known unit pleasantly located
A house, shunted at the tipper end of i
Bloomsburg, Columbia county, lias passed
under the charge of JAMES FREEZE, a
gentleman well known in tins entire emu
j inanity.
[ The house lias been newly and neatly fur- !
m.hed, and the travelling public may rely
upon finding comfortable quarters, and re
ceiving prompt attention.
It is the intention and determination of the .
P'ooriatox, to have every thing connected
with the establishment in if.'" perfect i
and scrupulous order. The Tuble, the Bar.
and the Stable shall be under careful super
vision.
JOHN G. FREEZE,
Proprietor.
Bloomshurg, July 21st, 1853.
Kuwc iV Elision.
No. ILL, NOIITH THIUD STREET, DBLOW RACK,
I'hlltnli-lphia,
MANUFACTURERS and Wholesale Dea
lers in
Corn Brooms, Looking Glasses,
Painted Buckets ' Clocks.
Willow Ba-kets, Window Shades,
C'odar Ware, Bristle Brushes,
Cordage, Wicks, Twiues,
Mulches, Blacking,
Wood and Willow Ware or all kinds, at the
Manufacturers' for tho lowest Cash prices.
JAMES EUSTON JNO.M. IIOWK.
Philadelphia, Jan. 17, 1854. 52—11
iXOTICK.
riTIIE SUBSCRIBERS, desirous of having
* their old accounts settled would again I
call the attention of all thoso indebted to
them on bond, note, or book account to the
name, and as tney aie in want of funds lo
meet larce expenditures, will require pay
ment between this and the first of April
next.
VVM MOKKLVY, & CO.
Bloomsburg, Feb. 2, J854. 2—2 m
Q3 -*x aQ. IE) S3 .
Blxjomobnrg. Iftt*
"A.M. RII'ERT,
TINNERS AND STOVE DEALERS.—
Shop on South side ol Mam street, be
low Market.
JOSEPH BWARTZ.
rOOKSF,LLER. Store in the Exchange
> Block, first door above the Exchange
Hotel.
JUIIS S. NTERNER,
below M.-r
HENRY ZUPPINGER.
/"ILOCK AND WATCHMAKER AND
V> JEWELLER.*-On the South ■ sale of
Main Street, second 6quare below Hirst's
| Motel.
KT\TW I;AV ERT*
ATTORNEY AT LAW.—OFFICE on THE
first floor of tho "Star" Building, on
Main street.
PETE 11 HUGHES'
MARI.BE YARD, Oil Main Street, oppo
site the "American House."
JOSEPH 8111RP LESS,
FOUNDER AND MACHlNEST.—Build
iusson ijre alley between the "Exchange
and "American House."
2 YRNAHD RUPERT,
rp A ir.OR —Shop on the South Side of Main
X Street, first Square below Market.
" T NVU - ~~
H' ATTER.—Store second door below the
Court House on Main Street.
j* MENDEMIVI.L & MKNSdI,
i -ftfEßt HANTS.—Store North West corner
! IU-ol Main and Market Streets.
HIRAM ( . lIOWE-fl,
SUi GEON DENTIST.—Office near the
Academy on Third Street.
M'KELVY, NEAL T CO., •
KRCHANTS.—Northeast corner of Main
■ YcP and Market streets.
Qacs?np„
IFBUftE WBffimVg
Store, 29 N. 3rd St.. Pi.ilade?/>hla
i Morocco ManuflMurer # } Curriers, Importer*'
\ Commission and General Leather Business t
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
j rS"*Manufactory 15 Margaretta
j Aug. 24, 1853-ty.
GLASSES
JAOR watches and spectacles of all eizß
. and kinds on hand end will be fitted in
tn suit all tastes by
HENRY ZUPPINGER.
! BJcom.sbur-r, Juno 23,155 3.
I
New Arrival.
MENDEMJAIL & MENSCfI,
I TT AVE just opencil a new ol
j 1.1 (lOOIIS, fresh from tliecily, AIII iuvite the
I munition of pujchaseiH and their friend* to tho
( bargains they otter. Their stock is now conn
1 iplete and tiicv can sill the nint desirahls and
' seasonable goods at.the I iwcsi prices
Bloomsburg, Jan. 12,1351. £l—tf
I * COAL! COAL J!
TIHE Sul'nc tiilor informs tho citizen* o
illuomshurg ned ull othera.lhat lie ha* on
hand nntl is prepared al nil times to deliver curl
to order in any qununlity,or \\ i.I sell tit iris
grocery more r.t the Canal, at the lowest market
price.
N B—Lump Coal, Fgg Coal, Kos. 1 and
3, and Mull Cool.
E. MENDENHALL.
lilnomehurg Dec. 22, lfCd. 43—if
CHEAP NEW GOODS.
ML NDi: \II ALL k HII2IV S C II t
J> ESPECTFULLY inlorm their cu-tomers
| am) the public generally, that they are
I just opening tin the corner ol Main anil Mar
ker streets, a ehoire, snlectjpn jyf
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
; tinequallei! by any heretofore received in va
riety anil style which they tiller al very low
i prices for ready-pay ami 4o*wlnch thy in
j vile ihe attention ol their friemtkand eusto
! tr.ers. "
ALSO—Heady Made Clothing.
CiT We invite an examination cf our now-
Stock and bcheve we can reudergenerul sal-
I isfuclion
Bloomsburg. Oct. 18th, 1853.
COM RBI V COt'MT, SS,
I VALENTINE FOLK j IN the Court of Com
c.r. 4 inrm Pleas of Columbia
j ELIZABETH FOLK J County o!' February i
, Term, 1851, No. 37, alias snbpanin
L. s j of divorce returned ' 'M'ihil." The
—— ' tlefenditiil, Elizabeth Folk, is litre- ,
by noiilied to appear at the next Coot! o r
; Corninon Pleas to be held at 111 none, burp m
and for said enunly, on the fir-l Monday of
: May, next at ten o'clock in the forenoon of
said day, then and there to show cause, if
any she l as, why a divorce stioH not be giv
en to tho lihellaril in this case.
Given oniler my hand and sea! at Bloom*-
I burg, this 15;h day of February, (A. D.)
I 1854.
JOHN SNYDER.
I -_ir IC ' _ Sheriff.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
j riMIE PARTNERSHIP herelofuro existing
j JL between the undersigned in the Dun -
j tiering business fins been dissolved on Ihe j
' I lilt of January, insl , and all persons liav- |
■ ing accounle with the firm arc requested to
| settle them with Isaac Tyler, with whom the
books of the firm are lull lor settlement.
ISAAC TYEKR.
,11. W. JEN NI SON.
Pine township, Col. co , Pa., Jan. 26th 1854.
New Hall Paper Warehouse.
bottom a L&wm®*
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS,
Mo. 124 Arch Sheet, Second door übovc Sixth.
IMIM.AUUI.CII I A,
Where may be found Ihe largest and hand
somest assortment in tho City.
Purchasers Irotn the country will find il lo ,
their advantage to call al oor stora, where
they will be suited with a superior article, al
lite lowest prices.
BURTON & LANING,
No. 124 Arch Street, above Sixth,
Philadelphia. 1
Feb. 23d 1854. s—tf. |
DRAWER GOODS, Spoiled Swiss. Boon
Jaconelt Mull, Cambric, Swiss Muslin,
Bishop Lawns, sale hard Muslin just receiv
ed al ihe Slore of
MEN DEN HALL & MENSCH.
NEVER FAILING REMEDY ? I
CE> LE S3" 'SP I2tJ ;£r t O*
A CRIPPLE SET ASIDE Mis CRUTCH.
ES AH Ell TEN YEARS SI i'FEKING.
..Qktt Cq htir/ jmm Mr. Thompson.
' •••'• /*<',• Au.'t/kl
iiM'tWSi' #
To Profeafor, HoLtowiT;
DKSR SIII—I nm enabled to furnish vou
wilh a most extraordinary cure .fiYrled h,
your invaluable Ointment and Pill,, which lIM
astonished crery pcison acquainted w th the
sufferer. Ahnut 111 years Mr. W, Uuiu
miii., of Salt cry .Street, in this town, WHS
thrown from his lib horse, whereby be receiv
ed very seiions injuries; ho had the liesl med
ical advise at the lime, mid was aft.rtvards an
inmate of different infirmaries, yet ho grow
worse, and jit length a iinlignarl running u|.
ecr settled in his hip, which so completely crip,
plej him, that he could not move without
crutches for nearly 10 years; recently he be
gan to use yjinr Ointment and Pills, which
have now healed the wound, strengthened his
i limb, and enabled f:iir to dispense with Ins
crutches, so tha' ho can walk with llie greansl
case, and with renewed health and vigor.
(iigiicJ) J. Tliyili'S'lN.
A MOST EXTRAORDINARY CURE Of
A DREAD I'L'L SKIN DISEASE WHEN
AIX B'.i.'DTCAI. AID (UU BAILED,
iTUjW'/' '7 rr TP-trer from Mr. f)ra
[ per, of heath/, near Ualnsboro', da
ted Starch Ist, IS?".
| To Prufeujor Hollowly,
I Mia—Home time since one of my children
| waa afflicted with dreadful eruptions over the
I boJy and limbs. [ obtained the advice of suv
i rs.l eminent Jtlirgeuns and Physician,, by a j|
of whom tl e case was considered hopeless,
At length I l.icd yum Ointment and Pilla and
t without exagcratior,, the effect was iniraru
j lou,, for by persevering in their use, nil the
eruptions quickly disappeared, and tho child
was restored to pcfect heilt'i.
I picviou ly lost a child from a similar com
plaint, and firmly believed, had i in her caso
adopted your medicines she would have been
saved also. I shall be happy to testifyedtha
trutu of this to any enquirer.
Signed .1. IlirtD, Draper.
CERTAIN'REMEDY FOR SCORBUTIC
HUMOURS—AND AN ASTONISHING
[CURE ©p AN OT-.D LADY SEVENTY
YEARS OF AGE OF A BAD LEG.
Copy of o Letter from Mcssrt H'ulker arid Co.,
theint'l', Lath
To Piofe.'or llolloway,
DKSU Slit, —Among tile numerous rttresef
fected by the u c e of yi ur valuable medicines itt
tllis neighbourhood, wo may mention that of
an old lady living in the vilhagc ef Preston, an
bout five miles from this City. Site had ulcer
ated wounds in her leg fur many years, and
latterly they ineresstd to such an alarming ox
tent as to defy all the usual rrmidics; her
health tepidly giving w ay under the stiff ning
she endured. in this distressing condition alio
hod recourse to your Ointment .i.id i'tlls, and
by the assistance ol bur friends, was enabled to
persevere in llae'r use, until site received a per
fect cute. 'Ve have ourselves been greatly as
mulshed at the effect upon so old a person, .no
being above 70 years of agi, V\ e shall be hap.
pay in satisfy any enquires as to tho authentic
city ofthia really wonderful ease, either person*
ally or by letter,
'.\ pii-vte Irr the Rk:h Police Puree uDo bad
been I ' cured of an old scorbutic affection
ill tl,o fac-\ M 1.-- nil e her menus li ra failed.—
He ctetes that ills rutiicly by tbo ua* of your
Ointment, und up -k l .tully in if pmiae,
Wo remain, Dear eir,
'Your's faithfully
Apiil 6th 1853. Mg ied IVAMCtIR t Go.
The Pills should bo used conjointly with the
Ointuient in most of the following eases ;
Bad Legs Gout
Bad Bieasts Glanilttlar Swellings
Riirus Lumbago
llur.ions lhle.s
Rite of Mo irhetoes Uheiitnntistn
ami Sand-Flies Scalds
Cnee-bay Sore Nipples
Cliieqa-100l Soro-thru.-.ts
ChibltiitiM Skin-diseases
Chapped hands Scurvy
Corns (Soft) Sora-hend#
Cancers ruin our,
Contracted and Stiti I'lcere
Joints Wounds
ElephamiHM, Yaws
Fistulas
Sold at die Cftatilisbmeni .f Prufmnr Hot
luway, 2 14. Sirainl. (near Teniplo liar, J.nii'
don.) and by uil Vendors ef Medicines through*
out the United Slules, in Pus at :17e.,87c..
and jit 5Ue, caeb. Wlmlcsale by the prtnei
pal Drug houses in the Union ami by .Messrs,
A. B" <V D. Stand,, New York, and T. IV.
DIOTF, 132 North Second street, I'ltiladal
phia.
'l'liere is a considerable ruvinj !iy taking tho
larger Sizes
N. li.— Dircctron* fur the guidance of ps
enls in eveiy disorder arc aflixej to each Po'.o
SI A 111 LISG F FALSI
! Si
II AVE just received nml opened al their
well kitbwn siore tlic largest assortment
I "f
j I'nil and Winter Moods
1 ever otlercd to pajvliusors in Blonmsburg
I ami air mm- rapidly selling at uousoull low
i 1 prices.
Their stock comprises in part, Broadcloth*
not be Mif|>HSsed tli in is country ; fancy and
plain enssimeres, doeskins, eultinetui, in
| large variety ; satin and silk vesting*; Ken-
I tuckv and Peun'a jeans, tWeeds, licking*,
j brown and bleached muslin, mariner's
' stripes, drillings, checks, crash, bags and
I bagging, table diapers, fee.
| Ciiic j' tinS /.men <£ooi>9>
Print.- in abundance, incus de lalncs, do
berges, alpacas, lustres, cobttrgs, black and
fatc-y colored silks, cash mora, bonnet and
Florence silk*, bobinel! Incus, edgings, j tco*
ticlts, ribbomle, fancy gimp, i lack silk lace,
trimming buttons, ladies' while and fancy
colored kid gloves gents' black do., linen
and silk handkerchief*, Italian cravats, linen
hoisery,&o.
Bay State, Broche and silk shawls in large
variety.
As usual they have a large stock of
BOOTS AND SHOui
suitable (or every body, and the rest of tr .
kind
-11 AT S AND CAI
of the latest styles, and best quality: also
Hardware, Earthenware, Cedarwore, &c.
Their stock ha* been selected with (lie
grea'est c are in regard lo quality ami price,
and they Batter themselves that they cnu nf
ler iinlucvmeni* to purchasers not to be
fouml elsewhere.
Thankful for the patronage of the pa*!, by
their triends, and lite public, generally, they
solicit a continuance of the same.
Koo.jaborjj, Oct. IS h, ISS3.