The star of the north., April 01, 1857, Image 3

TUB OEMOCKAVH: organ.
In taking charge nt the Union estahlith
tnetu, at Washington, Mr. AFHETON, the
new Editor and Proprietor, addresses lit*
friends and patrons of that important and
valuable democratic paper, us fallows:
We do not assume the editorial chair of
the lotion without a full appreciation of its
responsibilities. Our experience as the edi
tor of a duiljr Jonrr.nl confirms the opinion
on this subject of Judge Nicholson; and fe
has increased the difficulty of our position
liy the ability and fidelity of which he has
given us the example. But wherever there
is great responsibility in nttr country it is al
most always met by great generosity and
forbearance; and we throw ourselves upon
the indulgence of our readers fur any short
comings except those of principle or impor
taut gnvemmenial policy, lo reference to
these, we expect to be held to a rigid ac
count; for no personal kindness ought ever
to excuse the advocacy of false docilities or
the support of a corrupt practice.
We mesn to support, with all the ability
which belongs to us, the administration ol
Jam* s Buchanan. It bus been inaugurated,
after a fierce tempest of popular excitement,
amidst the general acclaim of his country
men, and with the cordial good wishes |m
ite Fuceess of a great majority of ilia Ameri
can people. Such n spectacle as thai which
wan exhibited yesterday at the eastern front
of lite Capitol could liuvo been witnessed
nowhere el-a than in our own republic. In
Westminster Abbey, at llto coronation of a
Qocett, chivalry and wealth atitl ancestral
privle have utntu-i with heroic memories and
loyal impulses lo make the occasion at once
and impce.-sive gorgeous. Bat the might)
thought, which gave its highest sublimity to
yrstcrday'r proceed togs, was the gr.itnl idea
that the Piasideut who then took his oath
of ofliee was the elected President of the
United States, lie represented no morn tra
dition, and emeied upon no arbitrary rule
To the constitution, sod to the people, he
acknowledged becomingly his allegiance,
and Its ir.vhkfd the Supreme Ruler of the
world to enable him to do justice to Ins great
mist. A h* stood there face to face with
the stain* of Washington, and surrounded
by these who cccapy Iks highest places ol
authority known to our country, and tr. the
presence of fifty thousand fcllmv citizens,
announced the principles which would guide
him in the future, his predecessor in cflice
ol his side, and his successor, possibly, with
in tha sound of his voice, ho illustrated at
once the reprosenlalivecharac'cr cf our gov
ernment, ami the safety wplt which it is
permitted to rest upon the suffrages of an
cnbglrcncd people. To aid in the mainten
anc* of this government upon the principles
uf the constitution w-il' bo ihcy-tea! object
to w! ioh wo shall devote Ottrself us editor ol
the "i'tiion." It is an object which may
well engage the highest efforts of any man,
and in persuing II we feel sure that we shall
have llto best wishes of our countryman
We emer upon tl;o editorial duties of the
r.'nion before wo have had an opportunity in
complete our arrangement for its manage
meet. We Pope ol nit early tiny :o give li
•it enlarged form, ntitl to make it an accept
•bio visitor to its renders, not only lor its po
litical chami-ier and intelligence, but also for
it* early news and it general reading. To
what rxeiu it "ill justify, however, the ex
pectations o f its friends, will bo bed under
stood ftont its fu.ure history, and by this
It most necessary lie judged. Wo can only
promise ottr bet efforts, with sm-li valuable
assistance as wo may bo able to obtain, to
make it in nil respects art interesting journal,
od a worthy representative, at the seat ol
government, of the national democracy of
ilia United States.
JOHN APPLKTON.
■--■J , . . _ ■ . , 1 .1
Special lYolicrs.
ty HollrWoy's Pills—Chronic IJrppepsin
Cured.— Among the triumphs of tins won
ileiful mediyitie over confirmed diseases of
the alomacn and epigastrium, the following
is not the least remarkable. Fid ward S'tH
man, aged 51, residing at Hagerstown. Mi!.,
bad been fur eleven years a snflerer from in
digestion anil its painful conconiiiants. His
■ppetite was irregular, his Iramc emaciated, i
his skin of a livid, mihealty hue, and lie had
a constant feeling of constriction at pit the of
the stomach, as if s cord were being drawn
tightly arourd it. He was continually in a
state of great mftttal as well as bodily distress,
nnd, to use Ins own expression, "life lind
become irksome to liirn.' : lit the month ol
December last lie commenced taking Hoi
loway's l'dls. Within three weeks thereaf
ter all the above symptoms had vanished.—
No relapse has since occurred, and lie is now
as robusi ami acme a any man of his years
in all Maryland. For disorders of the stom
nch, liver and bowels, iho Pills are the only
reliable remedy in existence.
WniTfc Tkkth, Pkufumed Urkatii
AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION — can be ac
quired by nsirt! the '"Halm of a Thousand
Floiccrs." What lady or gentleman would
remain under the curse of a disagreeable
breath, when by using 'he "Balm of a Thou
sand Flows" a a il ntrifice, would' not only
render it sweet, but leave the teeth as while
as alabaster? Many persons do not know
their breath is bail, and the subject is so deli
cate tbetr friends will never mention it. Be
ware of connierleits. Be sere enrh bottle is
signed FETRIDGE & CO., N. Y.
For sale by all Druggists.
Fob. 18, 18fi7-6m.
AS,&AG&TTAIRI A
On Tuesday, March 2-lih, by Ihe Rev. Ed
mund H. Warina, Mr. DANIEL SHANE, o.' l
Crowe county, Wisconsin, ami Miss ANNA
MARGARET M CLICK, of Light Sircet, Colum
bia county, Pa.
On Sunday, March 22<1, by the Rev. Wm.
J. Eyer. Mr. HENBT SCHMIDT, ar.d Misa HEN
RIETTA W ITMAN, both of Danville, Pa.
On the 19th alt., by the Rev. R. C. Moore,
HORATIO A.TIPTANT, M. 0., of Madison, VVlS
conain, to Mrs. MARGARET Blcoa, of William
sport, both pariiea formerly of this place.
On the l7ih int., by Robert Candor, Eq.,
of White Deer Mill", Union county, DAVID
P. THOMAS of Clinton county and Mr*. ELI
ZA VVKBB of Columbia county.
In Briarcreek. on the 7ili ultby Eh'. E.
M. Allien. Mr. NATHAN KIRKKMUAM,, of Mif
flin, and Mia* RCBZCCA RirriK, of Ncrcopeck.
In Bloom"boru. on the I2lh tilt., by Rev.
E. A. Sharvtt". Mr.. ELI KITCHEN, to Mist
CABOLINB M. KABNS, all of Bloomaburs.
Oo Sunday the 22d of March, 1807, by
Jacob Shipman, Eq , PHILIP KFSTLTR, of
Moiirtiplcamiil twrp., Columbia county, Mr*.
r.Ltz.aiT)i4GuaUr. of (be ram* plr*.
HT" Tha Coal Companies of the Lehigh,
havo fixed the rates of freight on coat the
same as last year.
!L ! —iw—
l&23BS&a
On the 28th day of Msrch 1867, near |
Light Street, Colombia comity. Pa , Hannah :
Elizabeth, daughter ol Ji-ltn and Hartiel
Van Ltew, aged 7 years, 4 mo?, and 3 days. I
In Bloomsbnrg, on last Sunday evening, i
Mr. JosFrti Loso, aged 47 years, 4 months
and 84 days.
In Wt-dgetown, Colombia county, on the
19th of March, 1857, Mrs. Naxcy Brandon,
aged about UO years.
At Cornwall Furnace. Lebanon county,
March 23d. Maj o,car Hammond, son of dig
late Hon. R. 11. Hammond, o' Milion, Pa.,
need 31 years, 7 months and 15 days.
fflx' UENRY ZYPPINGEK, ~GL
It LOOM.sU VUG jjeJb
I~VIt'FICIII.T repairing wurrnnlctl; spec
lades anthglassas for spectacles; glasses
for hunting cased watches, and other watch
matcrlai for sale.
March 27, 1857
Notice.
j ,4 Lf. persons interested will take notice
I that James l.Htdy and John Richtri,
Contmineu ol Archibald Patter-on a babim
al dtunknrd, have filed their accounts of the
management of tha eetnio of tlio stud Archi
bald Patterson in llto Pruihonotiirv'a office
■it the Court of Common Pleas ol Columbia
county, anil that the said account will ba
presented to ib Court of Common Pleaa o!
>nid county for confirmation mid allowance
on Wednesday the titlt day of May next.
JACOB EYERIE.
Bloomsbnrg, March 28, 1857, I'roth'y.
Notice.
4 1.1. persons interested will takj notice
j * that Hiram U. Kline, Cotnmittea ol Ma-
I 'bias Kline, now deceased, n lomitio, lias
(iletl hi- acoounl of the ruanagetneni of the
esia'e of the said luoaiie in the Piothonotaiy's
office of die Court of Common Pleas of Co
lumbia enmity, and that the sttul aeenmtt
I will be presented to the Court of Common
j I'lens of said county for confirmation ami al
• I twanca on Wednesday llto 6dt day of May
next.
JACOB EYEHLY.
Rloomsbltrg. March 28, 18' 7, ProtYy.
* <1 miniNtrntor'si Noti*c.
JVOriCE is hetehy given that letters of ad-
* niiiii-tt.t ioii upon thtt esiiiie of Anna I
I Lunger, laio of Benton township, Colnmbia
county, deceased, ha*n been gran cd to the
tpidcrsigtied residing in Benton township. ■
All persons indehied to tint said estate are j
requested to make payment without delay,
and those having accounts agaui-t the estate I
1 to preaeut them for payment In
PEILK LAUBACH,
j Benton, March 28, '57. Adm'r.
Adtninlkirntor'i Notice.
i IVOTICK is heteby given lit el letters of ml
■ miniscaitnn upon llto o-tute of flavul
, Herring, late of (Voire township, Columbia
oonniy, deceased, have been granted to the
) undersigned residing in Limestone township,
j Men tour county. All persons unit-hind to
i the anul estate urn requested to make pay
! inenl wnliout delay, and those lutvtng ae
cottms against the tslau- to present them lor
i pay iticid to
PETER SI RAITS.
LitttnlOMi Mart-It 2,5. ~7. Admr'r.
itilniiiiisfntor s Notice.
I NOTICE is hereby given that letters ol ad
| ministration ttpof. the e-iate of John 11. Da-
I win, late pi Sc ot I township, Columbia coun
ty, deceased, have been granted to the tin
! derstgned residing in Light Street. All per
! sons indebted to tint said estate are requested
Ito m. ike payment without delay, and those
| having accounts against the decedent to pre
sent them for settlement to
GEORGE JOHN,
| Light Street, March 30, 1857. Adm'r.
Noficc to S3rii-s.
| Jit f/t mailer o/f/ic estate of Daniel Znner late
of Centll tnu-in/iip, Columbia county, dee d.
i To Hannah Zuner widow, Paul Zstter,
| John Z.iner, Levi Z-.tner, Catharine Werk
lieiser, line Catharine Zuiinr, now wife of
i Chatles Werklieiser, Ann Eckroat, lute Ami
1 Z.rtter, now o( John Eckroat, Mary Ann
Miller, late Marv Ann Zuner, now wife of
! Daniel \V. Miller, children ami heirs at law
of the mill Daniel Z.tuer: Y'ott and each of
j you nio hereby cited and commanded to be
1 and appear before the Judges of our Or-
I phan's Court at tut Orphan's Court lo bu
j iirilden at Bloomsbnrg In and for said comity
! on the first Monday of May next, then and
there to accept or refuse to lake the real es
j tate of said Daniel Zuner, deceased, at the
! appraised value put upon it by tin inquest
.duly awarded fty the said Court, and in case
j all the heirs and representatives refuse so to
I take the same tfieri to shew cause, if any
I yon have, why the said premises should not
i be sold, according to the act of Assembly in
' such c.i-e made and provided.
) By order of the Orphan's Con rt of
L S. > Columbia county.
( } STEPHEN H. MILLER,
Sheriff's Office, J Sheriff.
lilooinstuitg, March 26 '57 j
LIST OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL AT
MAY TERM.
1. John Gcrling et. al. t'J. Charles F. Mann.
2. Samuel McCullock et. al. vs. Samuel F.
Head ley.
3. W.n. Koons vs. George L. Kline el, al.
4. William Koons vs. George L. Kline.
5. Frederick Beat's Ext's. vs. Philip Wtnter
steen el al.
6. Joseph Stackhouse vs. Gilbert Fowler.
7. Jane M. Berninger vs. VV. A. Kbne.
8. David Reinboid vs. Aaron Wolf.
9. Peter Appletnan et. al. vs. Leonard B.
Rupert et. al.
10. Mary Vansickle vs. Joseph Ruckle at. al.
11. George Miller s. Clatworthy Fisher.
12. George Miller vs. Nathaniel Overtlorf.
13. Peter Appletnan vs. Leon aril B. Ruperl.
14. Thomas Parker vs. John H. I'atker.
15. George L. Kline vs. Moses Cullman.
16. John Wagner vs. Sally Wagner.
17. Susuiiiihl) Ha les. Cletrni I Henry.
18. Isaac Brown vs. Robert J. Lyon.
19. William Robiaoti vs. Wtl.-on Ager.
CO. l-aiub Stiumao vs. Jacob f..Shutnan el.al.
21. Jesse Hicks vs Joseph Kitkendall.
22. Jacob Schuyler vs. Wilson Ager.
23. Nathan Seely vs. Daniel Sponenberg's
Administrators
24. Fletcher B. Dot!son vs. Willi on Long.
25. Catharine Tanner vs. J bit I>. Weaver.
26. Adam Gable VS. F.uvjo Fox, Am'r.
27. VVillitttn Wtclit vs. Gordon R. GofT.
28. Jonathan Mnsleller vj. Stephen Ba'dy.
29 Cltrixltwn Heist vs. Darnel digger.
30. Wdliant Hnpper vs. Edmund Crawford.
31. George Fetlerniaii vs. Solomon Feller
mrin.
32. Martin Mnwrervs.Tho*. Stackhouse et.al.
33. Gilbert Fowler vs. Daniel Fowler, Ex'r.
35. fbiniel Kustenhader vs. David Hjiih.
36. Tilghtnan D. Strous* el.nl. vs. Jof.n Hess.
37. Williura Utiionhouiev*. Samuel F. Head
ley.
38 James Ralston vs Jus. Ralston jr., Adm'r.
39. I.eandor W. Kaufman el. al. vs. Lewis V.
Myers e l . al.
40. David Haldebrant vs. Bonjsmin Faux.
41. ReDecoa Garrison vs. Alfred Howall,
42. Daniel L. Winteratean at si. vr. Christian
Shuman.
' 43. William Robison vs William F.dgar,
GREENWOOD SEMINARY]
MILLVILLE, COLUMBIA CO.. PA.
A systematic course of insrmetton is given j
in ail the English branches usually taught.
The Principal will be assisted OOring the
present year by T. M. POTTS, an experi
enced teacher, rerently Irom the Lancaster
Co. Normal School.
A vacation ol seven weeks will commence
July Ist.
vsß&ißa
TUITION, for day pupils 53.50, to $4.50 per
quarter.
Boarding, Tnilion, Washing. Lights, &e,,
E3D per quarter of eleven weeks one-half in
advance.
For circular, catalogue ororlher particu
lars address
WM. BURGESS,
Millvilta, April 1, 1857. Piincipnl.
SELECT SCHOOL^
THE nex' term of this School, will rum
metre* on MONDAY, MAY 11th, next, ami
continue eleven weeks. Pepils a-e received
ut any lime.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Primary St tr dies, ... $4
Comnrnn English Studies, - . 5
Higher English Slmftes and Classics. 6
If F. EATON, Piincipal.
Blnomburg. March 24, 1857.
"COLOMBO* MALE AND FEMALE
rixHE next quarter id ibis Institution will
" commence on TUESDAY , AFUlL'th,
1857.
Rr TERMS—S4, $5 and S6.
New Columbus, March IS, 1857.—21.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
several Courts of Coinmom Pleas, (Jen
ernl (itturier Sessions of the Peace, anil
Orphans' Court. Court of Oyer and
Terminer anil Jail Delivery. in and for
tliu County of Columbia, to commence at
llie CouilT Hoist-:, IN Bloomsihiru. on
Manilay the 4tU May of May next,
TO CONTINUE ONE WEEK.
The Coroner, Justices of the Peace &
Constables, in and for llto county of Co
lumbia,arc requested to be thou and there
in their proper persons, with iltctr rolls,
records, inquisitions, and oilier remem
brances, to do those things to their sev
eral offices appertaining to ho done.
And all witnesses prosecuting in behalf
of the Commonwealth against any pris
otter, are ttlso requested and commanded
to bo then and there attending i n their pro*
per persons to prosecute against It tin, as
shall be just—and not to depart without
leave at their peril. Jurors are rvquestt
cd to he punctual in tltcir attendance, a
the time appointed agreeable lo their no
tiers,
Given under my hand at Bloomsbnrg lite
Ist Jay of April, in tlio year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred nut!
fifty-seven, and the Independence ol the
I United tStates of America tit" Slsi.
((.Sod save lite Commonwenltlt.)
STEPHEN I!. MILLER. SICJf
GRAND JtttOßS FOE MAY TEIIM, '57.
Ilriarcreek—John Doak, Richard Thomp
son.
Centre—Solomon Nevhard.
Catawissa—Charles Kreagh.
! Greenwood—Joint Lemon, Geo. Mnsters,
| Eitivmil Albettsott, tin Johnson, Isaac Itewtvi.
j Hemlock—Peter Apiilemun.
Locust—John Yeager.
i Mtmnipleitsunt—Jacob Golto.
Mifflin—Abraham Mosteller, William N.
| Brown.
Maine—Daniel Shttman.
Montour—Peter Heimbach.
Mitifi-ou—James Johnson, Keifer A.Smith,
John Swisher.
Pine—Albert Hunter.
Scott—John Trembly, Barman 0. Crivo
ling, Jui-ksno Garrelson.
Sugar loaf—Andrew La tt bach.
Traverse Jurors for Way Term, '57.
Bloom—Morris Villi Boskirk.
Bnarcreek —Henry Riitetthouse, Henry
Doak, John Freas.
Beaver—Charles Michael, Moses Schlioh
er, Jacob Biitenbemler.
Benton—Richard S.ilea, Joseph C. Hess.
Cerilte—Joint Fester. Jacob Hvgenbttch.
Cahiwissa—Daniel Clay well.
Greenwood— Abraham Dreibelbis, Jacob
liiitenbemler.
Hemlock—Reuben B.i^arf.
Jackson—George Farver, lrarn Derr.
Locusi —John L. 11 irsi, Jonas Bernioger, G.
C. Hower, Edwin John.
Mifflin—John Folk, Henry Bellas, Thomas
Atcn, llirain Frcas.
Madison—Nehemiah Welliver, Richard
Demon.
Mount pleasant—John Shipman, Philip
Crawford, Paul K'nie.
Roatttigcreek—William Dreisbach.
Scott—lleece Fatrman, William Myers,
Thomas Schoeidinao, Wtllard C. Green.
Sugarloaf—George Stedman.
gag*, 3BH©E£r<& SOT
Z&F NURSERIES & GARDEN,
Germantown Roml. half an hour's
idc from lite Exchange by Omnibus.
SHADE, FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL
TREES, SHRUBS, PLANTS, ROSES, &c.,
Cultivated and for sale in quantities to soil
dealers and others, including an extensive
and varied sssorliriertl ol all the desirable va
rieties of the above, for sale wholesale and
retail.
Catalogues can be had on application,
gratis. S. MAUPAY & CO.
N. B.—When addressed by mail, direct to
Rising Sun P. 0., Philadelphia. Our stands
ate in the Market, Market St below Sixth,
Vvltere orders are ulo received.
Attire It 25th, 1857-61.
BIaBNDS AND SHADES!
OF NEW STY I.KS.
B.J. WILLIAMS,
No 12 NOR 111 SIXTH S'IREIxT,
PHILADELPHIA.
MANUFACTURER OF
VENITIAET BLINDS,
VELVET AND GOLD BORDERED AND
PAINTED SHADES,
OF BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS.
Buff and all other colors of Holland
used for Shades.
Fixtures, Trimmings, &?., &e., Wholesale
anil retail at the Lowest t.ash Pi ices,
p?" STORE SHADES Painted to order.
B. J. W., thankful fnr pa-l patronage, re
spectfully solicits the public to call and ex
amine Ins new and large assortment, beloio
purchasing elsewhere.
rr " VVK STUDY TO PLEASE." ei
March 17, *s7—3m.
apTION
WHEREAS my wile, Catharine, has left
my bed and boatd without any joal cauae,
I fotewarn all parsons against tiuating her
on my account, a* I will not pay any debt*
of her contracting hereafter.
THOMAS COURSKN
Pine tttwnahip, Match 3, 1157 -It.*
CIIPFI R NOT, A PUR-
manent cure i* guaranteed in nil stagea
of SECRET di*e, Self-Abuse, Nervona
Debility, Siriotnte*. (ileal*, Gravel, Mercurial
Rheumatism. Scrofula, Paine ill I lie Ankle*
and Boner, Disease* of llio Throat, Nose aild
Eye*, Ulcer* upon (he Body, Female Irregu
larities, ami all o'her improper discharge*,
no mailer of how lon# mending, or ohminale
lh case, recovery i* certain, and in a shorter
time lhao a pernnuent euro could be effect
ed by any oilier irmitmeiit, oven utter the
skill of the moat eminent physicians had
failed, and the disease resisted all other
means of ouia. The remedies are Iree from
odor, causing neither sickness nor inconve
nience, and without muroory or balsam.—
During twenty years' practice, I have re
stored to lieulih over seventeen thousand pa
tients, who were suffering under die worst
lorm* of nil of the above mentioned dis
euso, which guarantees nte in promising a
perfect and most speedy' core. Secret dis
eases are the greatest enemies to healili unit
happiness, n* they nro the (li't c.use of con
sumption, sorolu'a, &0., and should ho a ter
ror to all nation* on the earth ; lor the dis
ease is becoming so common, and treatment
so little understood, that a permanent cure is
scarcely ever effected, a* a majority of the
case* tall into Ilia hands of incompetent per
-1 son*, who not only Inil to euro me malady,
hut ruin the constitution with corrosive sub
lintaie—a dangerous ooison, a propane ion
o( mercury—which, with the remain* 01 dis
| en** in the system, produces many ol the
above named alieclion*, which loudly lurini
iiate in consumption, uml frequently a rapid
one ; hut should n not cause death speedily,
and the victim to disease marries, the disease
is then conveyed trom the patient to the chil
dren, causing thorn to come into the world
wiili scrnlula, affections of the skin, eyes,
iliroal, &0., and again terminate* in con
sumption, and consigns hia victim in an un
timely grave, between the ages of six months
and thirty-live years. Self ahuse is another
formidable enemy to health ; it destroy* die
nervous system, rapidly wasting away the
energies of life, causing menial ileiunge
mem, preventing a proper dcvelopinniit ol
the system, mid disqualifying its victim lor
marriage, society, lui.ine**, and all oarthly
happiness, female Irregularities and oilier
| disease* of famulus treated m die most skill
ful ami scientific manner. Medicines, with
! direction*, *Olll to any pari ol the United
Slates uml Canada*, by patients coinntuuiua- |
! ling their symptom* hy leper,
i J SUMMERY I U.K. M. D , Box 53. Post ]
j Ollice ; Filbert Street, below Ten.lt, Phila-
I dellihiti, l'.i.
i STOP toil SJ TO I'DS! NTOYtiH!
JT*., THE undesigned inform- In* friend*
I HgW and the public in general, (lint lie has
. KJeßfeinked the entire uuerest in the
j Tit: ware ami Stove /Establishment,
| on Main Street, one door above the Court
' Mouse, Pdoontsbutg. where he is prepared to
j luruish Tinware, Stoves, Stovepipe, and
Spouting, and all other business in his line on
j short notice, nod HI good order.
! The Now Uauti and William I'enn Cook-
I ing Stove, and ulso a large a-ortment of
Parlor Bloicn,
I constantly on hund and lor sale ut moderate
prices.
i t?' Thankful lor former patronage, lie re
a.iectlully solicits n cnniintiance of the same.
JOSEPH SIIARPLESS.
I Bloomshurg, May 0, 185 C.
PUBLIC SALE OF HEAL ESTATE!
! IN ptirsiiniice ol an order ol ill* Orphans
j Court of Columbia county, on TUESDAY,
| THE 3I d DA Y OF fl/AlO II next, at ten
j o'clock in die foremion, Kenhard Kline and
| Thomas Kline, Executor* &ic... ol Godfrey
( , Kline, late ol Orange township, in said cmin-
I ly, tleceusod, will r|,o.n in sate hy public
| vendue, upon die premises, a certain
TRACT OF LAA D,
| situate in Orange township, in lie county of
> Columbia, adjoining laud* of Benj Sleiner
I on the East, Samuel Lowry on the Suuih,
| Benj. Dayman on the North, Daniel W.
' Montgomery on iho West; containing
Ouc Baiiurfrcd and Sixln ii
Acres ;
whereon is erected u two Mnry Stone House,
a large Stone Barn, out house', ami there are
about ninety acres of cleared land in the
tract, f.nie the estate of saiil deceased sit
uate ttt the township of Orange and county
aforesaid.
JACOB EYERLY,
Bloomsbttrtr, March 11, 1867.
WILLIAM Q.P E RR Y,
S. VV. Corner of Fourth and U.H B Sts.
Will Supply on Low Terms,
llill Bends, Cards, Checks,
liill of Lai'ins, I'romissorxi Notes,
Draft*, S,-c.
ACCCTJITT BOCKS,
Made in a superior manner, or Ruled and
Bound toady Pattern.
Letter, Note & Foolscap Paper,
FLAT PAPER. ALL SIZES,
WIBAIP3PEW® 30PAIP22L
OLD BOOK* ItL-801 Ni),
In a handsome and durable style.
rv y onr orders reapectin lv solicited.
Philadelphia, March 4, 1857.
H .WAR D, r ~
Manufacturer anrl Dealer in
C£J*G£> <£><£!. S3 a
No. 77 &79 No'tli Second Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
WE are receiving our Spring Stock, which
will comprise a large and desirable a-ort
moot of all kinds nl 3 '~r\
Straw and Lace Boiinetu^-
Oudfc nctt ol Flowers wui be nnu-ii
ally large this season,and we will mute your
special attention to that department. I'lea-e
Oidl anil examine them belore matog • our
purchase. H WARD.
Nos. 77 & 79 Nl. Second St.
March 11, 1857 .-2m.
Leather, Leather! Leather!
iSfcOTY W, ©VES-AST,
IMPORTER OF
FRENCH CALF SKIS*
andOenrral Leather Dealer,
No 6 South Third Street. 1
Co 7 " A general assortment of a ■ kinds rf
leather. Morocco, ire. &C. RED ASD OAK
SOLE LEATHER.
February 28, 1857.—1y.
Notice to Creditors.
THE creditors of the esiair ot henj. Hay.
man, late of Orange township, Co iimantfo.,
deceased, are requested to presrnt .leir claims
to the undersigned on or before the 15th ol
April next, and those indebted ttia estate
to make payment without de'av
SOLOMON NKYHARD.
Centre towr.ship, March I?. 1T67.
ADMTn ist UA To us - notu- p..
A] OTICK is hereby given i'*t letters ,>| ad
" ministration opoc the r- of Michael
Muwry, late ol Uoaimgcrccs township, Co
lumbia county, deceased, :>•••'' been gamed
to the undeistgned maiding **\ township.
All persona iuJhbwd to ihc -.ndestarn are rv
quasiex. ro make pax rneid * v t.honl iMav, and
those having accouuts ag">t bo xhrcedeut
to | resent them to
MICHAEL VXKWttPFF,
MARVMOWRY,
RoarnxgerMk, Mamh U, WSL
BOOK, CARD, AND FANCY
£7 3D LB
THE PROPRIETOR OF THE "STAR OF THE NORTH/'
Having added to :he fixtures of the "Star" OfTice pood and extensive JOBBING MATERI
AL, is prepared to execute nil kind* of JOll PRINTING! in the
best CITY STYLE, und at short notice.
Certificates of Stock anil Deposits,
Constitutions for Societies,
Jlank Clucks, Promissory Notes.
Hail lload ami other Tickets,
Catalogues, Payer Hooks, Dill-Heatls, Check Rolls, Plain anil Fancy Cartls,
Dusiness anil other Circulars, Posters Plain aml in Colors.
JLITD pnIITTIHG- OP ALL XXITDS
Can be Procured at the "Star" Job Office,
AS PROMPTLY AND NEATLY PRINTED AS BAI TIIE
CITY.
"BPOacE* 2Dd®d!iac&(sill LBcc>tPc3E)ir i JjEcitii>iiw_j
A monthly peiiodioat is published at this office in excellent style and wmkmnnsliip, and
with superior malarial.
Tlie public are invited to call and see specimen*, as we are determined to merit patron
age by strict attention to business and superior workmanship,
liloomsburg, Juno 2, IBiti.
New Arrival of Spring and Summer Goods.
HAVE just recoivod and opened their stock of merchandize for Spring and Bummer sales,
which comprises th.e LARGEST, CHEA I'KST, ntid HANDSOMEST assorlmet I no a*
offered in thi*"TOWN! Having paid great alleiil'on to llio selection ol their enliin stock,
as to price and quality, they flatlet themselves that lltoy can compete with the cheapest,
and all those wishing to buy cheap, can save ttionoy hv giving us a call. We have *ll
kind* of Good* and Wore* to supply the wants ol the People. Avery large lot ol
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
French mcrinocs, wool plaid*, alpacas, bombazines dn hages, poplin*, parametta cloths,
mohair lustres,muslin do laiuos, Persian cloth*, Gingham*, Culicuos, Sir.
WHITE GOODS OF ALL KINDS, Sieve*. Collars, Spencers, handkerchief*,
flouncing*, hands and trimmings, lace* and edging*. bonnet ribbon*, in large variety, vol
vol ribbons, and braids, kid, tmlion, ami lisle thread gloves, mohair milts, Ue ,
All kinds ol SHAWLS, lirooSe, Buy Stain, W.iterville, Id.ink ailk, cashmere. Ernhroder
d, &c. Also a veiy largo uasorlmoiit ol cloths, cassimers, sattiiictls, vcstir.gs, tweeds;
I jouus, beaver cloth-, coaling velvet, fi:e.
I HOOTS ASD SHOES, OF ALL Fh\l)S <j- SF/.ES FOII MEN WOMAN If CHILDLEN
We have a largo assortment o! Hals Mini Capa ol latest fashions. Wo have also Hard
! ware, Queen-warn, (indurwiire, Sic. Very cheap carpels, c irpet bags, Boor, lublo and car-
I riago oil CIUI'IH, mat* rugs, bask els, &C. Muslin* flannul*, tickings, diapers, toweling-,
drilling-. Sir.., in abuiuluiicß.
We inviie our Iriend* and the public gonorally to give u* a call before purchasing elm.
where. Wo have bought our goods at Lowest Cash J'noe* and will not ho undersold by
anybody, or the ro*t of mankind.
Bloomshurg, October 28, 1855.
I New arrival of Spring and Snminer Goods !
DA7IL LC772XT E2 R &
I E NVITES amotion to his stock of cheap and fasliionalo tlothing st lit* atoreoo Market
*• street, Iwo doors above the "American Houc," where he has a full a-.sortmen t ol mui
and boy's wearing apparel, including
APiISai2©Kr.&UBIE!B (SS;LU2,->
f[o.v. sack, frock, gum and oil cloth coats of all nrl* and sizes, panl* of ail colora, shave's
I -tripes ami figure, vests, shirts. cravais, stocks, cedars, handkerchief*, gloves, suspenders
I and fancy article*.
I N. B. lie will also make In order any article of clothing at very short notice and j .
j the best manner. All Jiis clothing is made to wear , and most ol it is of home manufau
: lure.
Bloomsburg, April 1, 1856.
l'lKvr ARKIVAL!
, OF SI'IUNG ANI) BUMMER GOODS.
4C. MKNCH respectfully inform* his
• friend*, customer*, and the public gen
erally that lie ha* just received from Phila
delphia the first goods of the season, consist,
big of a large assortment of choice and do.
1 suable
For the spring mid summer trade comprising,
j for men's wear:
[ Superior Work, and Colored French Cloths,
J Black French Doe-kins anil Cassiinere.
| Black Satin and Fancy Silk VeMittg*.
I Blue, Black, Brmvo and fjreen Cashtnere'.'.es
LADIES' WEAR,
j Elegant Black Silks, all qualities,
j Barege I)e Lames and Clialii Bareges.
Plain, Pink Blue and Green De Lames.
Bombazine Finish Black Alpacas.
I French, Scotch and Domestic Gingham*.
| Worked Collars, and l.ine.i Handkerchief*.
Hosiery of all kinds and qualities.
Calicoes of till patterns ami descriptions.
FURNISHING GOODs.
Linen and Cotton Sheeting.
I Bleached and Unbleached Muslins.
! Linen Dantask- arid Table Covers.
| Besides a large assortment of Boots and
, Shoos, Sugar, Coffee. Teas, a< i ail kinds ol
' Groceries. Hardware, &e , which will he soul
remarkably cheap. Call at the nIA eland,
corner ol Alain and Market streets.
ty FLOUR & FEED always on hat:',
1 and lor sale at the loacst mark"' price, for
CASH. A. C. MENSCH.
Bhiomsbnrg. April 2. 1*56.
MISS .MARKfITT'S NEW NOVEL:"
HESR y r.YI.E:
OR, LIFE AND EXIM ENCE.
Rv Miss Emilia M irryatt, daughter ol |h
late Captain Marrya.t. 12 mo , cloth. I.J
, pages. Price si CO.
What the P.tts- say of Henry Ly'e:
"We hope in see :r.i book in every well
selected Library. It t* wor by of a p -re
.imopg the finest works of aye a —i" a
zci 's Magazir.c.
"It is a crushing rebeke to the tendency
1 of me present generation to i.ifide y.—L:*•
eon A'hciietim
"We have sehiem had an enper'nn :v cf
enjoying a more fa-cmatmg or a rr.rre in
structive note! "—lnbuil.
"The Lrdy wri'es u nv> to t-'ene v
people quite a* uelt arj as -k i.fully * bet
i father did. * * Get a copy cs "He rv
1 Lyle" forthwith.— T. ~c<
I Published by GARRETT, PlCiv -k FITZ
GF.RALD, No. IS Ann S rec New V.vk
Foi sale by T B PFI Fliv-.V.
i.ippinu rr i CO .
W.p H AZA VKD & CO.
| Copies of the above work sent to any a. -
I dress tree pf pestig*.
Fehrmty Si. SSoT.
Dis>tlulinn of ( -P.trtsrr>feip.
| THE t' Per . > t-h .the- -e\- ■.• Sh
; tween II mum (. F'r> jr H *:ss icy.
. Pcoks Vr* a-d Njtmr.e-s. a g e -•
linn ol Psssv F.kstt, is f -• vrtj
by mu ual cct.seat.
WH4.IAM G TFXSY.
WIIU.vM KXKIY
Philadelphia, Feh-J?
NO! IK.
THK nndersigt ed pc*cb**ed t"e
ett ire uiteres b* i:, Pavese* ,v •
,iCt the Rook. SJaucwwv. fi- * R.v-k Mi '-
elactertt g and Ktrnvang baoae-v v a tact
branches, , p *v .* a, t v >ct
attention to basiocsv . Vycs w scc, as
increased prep**vte>-v e -eV v est--. v;e
WlUlOlvi, PYKKN
S- W vase F.vvsvtb s K-- S*
*•* MhNt.
I A were So AJtivs on Mau steet, b-vv-
I JW ba'g foe seen eav tewaweaW %***>-
OKOftSe VTCAYRS
Iki,ve*sa%ag, N* H, WM
1 fOLVMBGS mai l a\d female
i UD Z3J Z JLH *3* a
Liizcrnr County. Pn.
i'matee. of ll.ia J.,tiio!M.ri 'eapeetfuilr
A announce,'hat 11 will l,„ open* I fur tf.a
' reception of Papib, of taottk mn. ao Monday,
j Ociulirr iCOll) netl. tiri'lrr thx imrneilir rare of
j I' f JAMKn ANOEJWON', *3 I'riDC,.,.!.
Mr. A. j t r, gentleman of ejteiiuve arquire
j mcnta. and enlarged triperii nre a* an cu'ocalo'.
and haj lieen connected with the roott popnlir
i High Si.hn- i of rj *ck i' j for aetrral aeart.
H* 11 il.o wcil ar.d favorol-.y knoan a. a con-
I trihutor to Sj.-ne of cur leading educational peri
| odical*.
t ite course of instruction
Will rornp'iae Orthography, iJt-fir.iti n, f>t
ing, Penniaitdiip, Kijmol<.-gtr. (ie-.graphT. Brig
Grammar. Ouipoaition. Artthnseitc A'ge'rra
Geometry. Men.uratipn. Plana and fc-•fier-ea.
Trigonometry, <'ofrcying, Navgat 00. Aa"oo>
nti*, Ac. If* it Kttpicf. Hii'art Pr.ax logy,
j -Natural, bltlbdnl, t:d Moral t*>ilnTlhl*
• rul Chir,i'ry.
C/<ii\<3 in the French. Spnnith q- Latin
I.ariguaeri wi'f ! e formal a- early ai practice
b'''. and fowro: ;n m Pii-.0-F. :e w.„ ;i
B' >eti •( de:rej.
WKEKI.V I.ECrURF-S on ha Nat-n
( Se-nee*. iiloatra'ad by ajf-r-pr a t apt a.-itti
j witi a!wj j p <^:vrn
SPECIAL '.TTFN-y ION * ! > r: -
j *A a Gn'txs4n 'o^aa.
j *fy berate'v?s : Teir k f.
TERMS:
I FOl ft. F.v;-; 00.l >rx p> .. a far Qaara
in acc-v lance *to .a r'aOiat [ rraLx-V j-tt at-a
, onafatf m-e'i'.c* and the laiarce attit cbee
of tha tjuiitar.
GOt)l> BOARD ran i tad ta then a ;! ;
3 m Alert-e * i t*.
A. u;ea:*er tn ;a
• C|l, Ifriiar'ji! a-J :>••ad. - ..- \ u
dry of eonaaeacrjaan t. wm-a er* wie.xj
j : :.ipar.:".e ia*t reaction m a i'i--Ted. ax.
•he _• actpiiae >,! carer it tie
' C- 'T et, toed.
1 a 'a:.la. Uua.-Jrrr-i. at j ifea •**£,*( a: ::i
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johxkouxs. >• ( am e
MhAS Di'l'rO.V. 1 JiHN I APLt.
1 htiVAa PE-AhEii,
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LOTTESirSw
TH2 ai i -wj in ev t s ' t a;
■ ti R FRANCS ktf a-a
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Mfi *'.• a kwc- -ayr • •>.- a- ha
toe v>ecva. a-- : •- r axt
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J iKkaSM ARKIWI
fNO SUCH WORD AS PA!~U*
A RESISTLESS REMEDY.
HOLLO WAV'S oiNTMENT.
Circular (o the
TH T. firt hospital auigcoitft and flftdicil puw
liciua of Europe, admit lh unptllt'
ntili-inflnmmacory and healing propeniva nllble
Ointment; government# eanrtinn ll# U< In
their naval and military aervrrev; and the roaaaee
in lliia country and throughout the wmld fepetr
the iiijnoal confidence in it# curative prnpettiea.
It penmate* the mutcea of inflammation and
coir notion which undcrlin the external eviden
ce* of dicjie, and neutralize the fiery element a
eliich feed and citie|irrate the malady.
RHEUMATISM, SCROFULA, ERY
SIPELAS.
There ate tunnng the n.o,t terrible and ago
rtiziuß dirnra ol the intiaclee. the fleahy fibre
and the akin; yet in ihetr wnrat form#, and
when accutingly tncu.el le they invariably div
appe.ir under a p*r<e>ciuig application of tine
aoothiitg, healing antidoto to pain and inflam
mation.
SALT RHEUM. FEVER SORES,
STIFF JOINTS.
In cavre n| Kail liheum, where medical wa
ter*, lutuiia, and every icctpe ut the phtrmeco
poea have proved umlio*, ihe Oimrnent will
nccnmphali a thorough cure. Fever Hureaheal
; i|uti-kly under ttv mlitreuce. and it* rrlaiing ef
tccl upon conr ieiud einewe ia Irulr wondtilul.
il/SC'll A RGING L LCERS.
A rn„| ~,nark, ile ar.dbappy rhenge # pro
dutcd in I tie appcararn o id rnal g „,„, uh*<*
ofler a few application* ef ilna Ointment. The
aurriniriding reilne.a aetitehra, and giannlev of
liealiltV flevh begin lu lake lh place of c|, e dig.
charged mailer. ||,„ ~r , , 0 „ g0 .., 0 „ mof , 0 ,
a, rapidly, Until the orifice i# filled up wttb
| Inund tnaleiral and the ulcer r,heady cured
A WORD TO MOTHERS.
j The your r ate the meat frnp em vufhiera
from czlemnl tnjuiiea. and thrrrf.re ~e.y
mother tltould have tli'a healing preparation
, eorialariily on hand. It i, „„ aba-lut* apcifi*
. lor aoro lireaata, and tpiickly rcmovrt Ihe en
i rrunlcd uoreu which tfimt'ilrrif s }icfj;*urt
hcd n<) laci.-s of i hiMrtn.
vS IcJ NI Fl (JA N T FAC IS,
| T'.i" Ointment iv iiniveraally uae.J 0 n boapr
j t c A tint tic and Pacific whaling fleet ~ , C u'e
. lr eco.-buth: oflectiona and a, the beat poa-iW*
remedy lor wound#and brtii.ee. Largeauppliea
] of it have recently nec i ordered fiy the Sultan
I of Turkey for ho.| t'al purpoaea.
Bulk the Ointment unit /'Hit thotild it
uie'l in the following (ate i:
1 Uuniont, Hktn Lnvcaaca.
Rutna, Swelled Gland*,
happed If,r.da, Sore licg'.
Chilblain#, Mote Breaata,
| Fi'tula, n irt Ifeada,
Gout. Sore *1 hroila.
Lumbago. s>ire, of
Mercutiai Eruption#, Spain*,
Pile#. Wii/1 Jointa,
lll.eoniatiein, 'I eitrr.
Ringworm, Ulcere,
Molt llbcotr. Venereal >or.
Mca'd*. _ Wound* ol all k'nda.
Mold at the Ma fat .( p-ufeaaoc
HnLLOW4T.no M„J,n Laue. .\, y.„k , r .J
341 Si rand. Ijn m . v n. ifjrr !,< U.oga
g-t- Vol Devi-:' 1 n V),- .re ?h'• gl.rut the
i United M a:. . and the tiritx" d a try. , n otu
at 3.* i cenn. filjrr-rtv >-.u j! ej,h.
tTV i ae-e i, toi.anjera |e M'ia; kv lakacg
the laiger ize.
N M.-'J •c.lone fattU pLdzrct tf p.firat
in every di- .-de. ... vflv-l • -.-hr,-* j;
Farm for J"?a!o.
Tie r.;7-r* : pijo .ah •
tar-, e-.r , O.NF. JII'.NLL .'. N I. fc.
TV ACRES vhick **• a -g kr-cw. e
b oe. at d a good arp e • Jae pro*-
e- y will rr.iae a gno. hc.c!is Itrt asy r-e'HQ
■A-I.ry wjhe in farwi.
He !-- rfl.f, ; r . t wieiaefittv nxr o r v-vd
'fr; I" K.'.s tooir> C.
couta '..r-e,
SIXTV-FIYE ACRES.
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tp. Co.OTer
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Adiuiniwtrafor\olirr.
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a -v • 'fir eacl—r"
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