STiR OJF THE NORTH.
Serais?, November 20, 1861.
.. - Who wid bring cVa gobular for -Thanks-"glvtng'cay
1 - DoVt all speak at once.
:S new ad venire rnenls in to day's Star.
; - Qwrn tbem a careful perns l. .
Tornat tote of this Repreentative
- VitTfi taritl m mman in ihia weelr.' ntner.
-r-flarrah for the Democracy
J.' On our outside this week will be foand
about two Keginriems of war news, quite
-r
inieresung.
- PrrsR ia on hand today (Wednesday)
whh frexb oyster lie is felling as usual at
tic per quart.' Give bim a trul they are
tight. ..
Trfl Baptist Congregation at this p'ace,
are holding a revival meeting; it has been
gcTing on ctorirg the past week. Ihey will
hare preaching oo Sabbath iiest at 10 o'
clock, A. M.
- MMrr Pricks in this place, still keep
p. Buckwhea Floor i felling at $2 25
percwt. Fresh Pork SU 00 per cwt Pota
toes 40c per buibel. Chicken 25 to 37 cts.
"" a, pair.
CPAtLas II. Noll, the late barber of this
place, baa joined Capt Winter's Company
of -Philadelphia. He was home on fur
lough, last week, paying a visit to his fami
ly. His brother continues the barbering
".business, and is worthy ol patronage.
Next Mondav a week will be Court week
Li ibis county. We would notify those owing
oa thas early, that they will greatly oblige
' as by bringing or sending as their indebted
hess upon that week. It may be an ad van
'tage to some to beed this notice. We must
collect closer.
? - The Secretary of the Agricultural Society
f -requests us to make a correction in the pub
' Jished report of the "trial ol horses" at the
Ja;e Fair. The second premium of five dol
lars for double team trot shonld have been
awarded to Weslkt Bowman instead of A.
, Pattcrsow. tywWic'in.
. .The Repvbli:an'$ explanation in relation
tu the Fair printing is eatislaciory. All we
have to say is, had the Republican made op
its bid tor the letting at the rate it charged
for that "extra woik" it wonld never have
received the work at the price reported
Joriytvo ooliatsana seventy jue cents, t uai s
-all you can run alone.
AcrnjKNT.We learn that William 5haf
JTtR, son of Samuel Shaffer, ol Bloom twp.,
bad one of bis legs broken on Tuesday last,
"raused by the running away of his team
two hores-with a load ol oats, throwing him
;ff the wagon and passing oter him. One
.other yonng man was hurt bnt not seriously.
1 Imlat and Bjcnell' Bnk Note Reporter
--the semi-monthly has been received for
the 15th inst. This is a sure and safe mon
y snide, considered among the very most
reliable. Published in Philadelphia, at ?2
far the serai monthly and SI lor the month"
1 The fir:t snow of the season fell on Thurs
day night last. It remindrd one strongly of
ihe approach of winter and ot making the
accessary preparations for an eary and a
Jong one. The hills hereabouts were quite
white.the article having fell to the Jep;h of
.boot two iuches. '
SrrctAt attention . i invited to the new
. . . -
-advertisement of Hs.iar Zpppmgkr's wa ch
and clock establishment in this week's Star
Mr. Z. b as just Improved his instruments,
and .received increased faci'iiie. to enable
him :o execute the most difficult jobs w'nh
neatness and dispatch His workmanship
will favorably compare with any done this
aide of our eastern citie. Give him a trial
, Nw Liqcors sre to be had, at the Liquor
tore of Daniel Robing, in ihis place. He
has lately replenished his already Urge and
superior stock of liquors. Thot-e dealing in
the article as retailers will find it to their
advantage to purchase at thise&tablishinent.
The prices are right, and the liquor to
Choice liquors of every description are to
tz had at this store. .
More Mew Wanted. Capt. Manly, of
the Montour Rifles, and of the 6th Resi
dent, commanded by Col. Ricketts. has
advertised for one hundred able bodied men
1o fill op the different companies composing
the 6th Regiment. They are at. liberty to
join any company they choose Here is a
Hood opportunity to come in close contact
'with the rebels. Thi Regiment is encamp
ed at or near Pierpont, Virginia. The of
ficers of this Regiment are desirable men
to be under, no better in the army.
A rather serious accident happened, on
Friday Jast.at McKelvy. Neal and Co's Fur
nace, by the falling of a, scaffold some
. . r i r . 1 .
iwenry-pve leei, ms:ue oi me stacic npon
rblch five or six workmen were engaged
The whole party were badly bruised and
jsrrrd ; but no bones were broken save the
splitting of a knee-cap of Samuel Jacob?.
Tfce name of the injured men, as far as we
rn.ro informed, are Christian Knapp, Samuel
Jsccby, John Kesbty, Herrir.g.
f VTe neglected in our last to notice the ar
rival cf ocr estimable young friend. Mr.
C22RSfVrEt!BLR3IAII, 80H, Of JiJCCb Btidft'
tvtn of this p!ac, who i a member of ihe
In California Regiment, commanded by
tls J&te Ccl. Baser. - By the way Georgs
It & printer, and wa believe we taught bim
" .- it .
t settne nrs; type. ,ie was prosiratea r-y
t.:;l:-.-3 at the time cf the Bali' Bluff at
fjrctherwise he might have teen among
t j cf-rtciife r.ht. He expects to fetarn
tSl'.i r yi'-f w. z fair davs.". Sscfcss to
DARLING'S
and:
Are pure vegetable extracts. Tney cure
all biliou disorders of the human system.
They festjlale and invigorate the liver and
kidneys: ihey give tone to the d geelive
orsans; they regulate the secretions, ex
cretions and exhalations, equalize the cir
cnlaiion, and purify the blood. Thus, all
bilious complaints some of which are
Torpid Liver, Sick Headache, Dyspepsia,
Piles, Chills and Fevers, CoMivennss or
Looseners are entirely controlled and
cured by ihe$e remedies.
PAULING'S
LIVER RKUUIATOR
Removes the morbid and tilinns depoe'tt
from tfe stomnch and bowels, regulate the
liver ai.d kidneys, ren oving every obftruc
lion, restores a natural ard healthy action
in the vital organs. 1' is a superior
FAMILY MEDICINE,
Much better than Pills, and much easier to
take.
DARLING'S LIFE BITTERS
l a superior tor.ic and duiriic ; excellent in
c!e of-loss of appetite, flatulency, female
weakness, irregilarities, pain in 'he t-ide
and bowel, blind, protruding and bleeding
pile, and general debility.
READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY :
Jas. L. Crumley, merchant, 184 Fulton
street, New York, wrie, AnauM 18, 1860 :
"I have been afflicted with piles, accom
panied with bleeding, the last three years ;
1 used
DARLING'S
liveis itor
And now CO nuW mysell e ill ire) cureil."
Hon. Jonn A. Cros Mrriies, ''Brooklyn,
March 15, I860. In the prmsr ot 1859 I
took a severe cold, which induced a violent
lever. I took twodoeol
DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR.
It broke up my cold and lover at once.
1'ievioiiB to tnis a tack, I had been troubled
with d)spepsia several months; I have felt
no'htna ol it since."
Oii S udley, Eq., 128 East 28th Sireet,
N. Y., write "Aiisnpt 13, 1860 I hm
a difht'ulty with Kidney CompUini three
jear, w ith constant pain in the srnajj cf my
bark. I had ued most all kintU ot medi
cine, but found, no per.nareiit relief until I
uftd
DARLINGS LIVER REGULATOR,
mid I-.il e ESillers.
I pa-ed do tul t'lucul b) i'e urelTa
I am row entirely cured, and uke oleanne
in recommen.Jma thse remrdie "
3Ur. C. Tebow, 11 Cri-t-ptir Sireer, N
Y., writte : "Feb. 20 I860. I have ben
ubject to attacks ol AthiiM ttie last twenty
year. I have never found anything equal
to
DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR,
in atforttins immediate rein I It is a thor
ough Liver and hilinu remedy."
Airs Yonng, of B'ookh ii. wri'es. "Feb
2, 1860 In May Ust I hl a evere at
ta-k oi Piles, which confined me to the
house. I took one b'Me "I
Pal ling Mfe Bitter
and was entirely cured. I have had no
attack cince.''
D VVet-lervelt, E-q., of South 5th, near
8lh Strei, William.tnrg, L. I., write
' Ana'K 5, 1$60 Having been troubled
wi;h difficulty in the Liver, and subject to
bilioiii attacks, I was advised by a Iriend
to try
DARLING S LIVER REGULATOR.
I did so. end found it io o;;rra'e d mi 'ably,
removing Ihe tile and arousin-j ihe liver to
a-tivi'v I bur h'o n.e,! ; a a
FAMILY UlCDlCriU.
When our i hildren are out of sor's, we
ijive ihem a le drops and it sets theui M
ria'il. I find i: mee's ihe oenerl wants of
the stomach and bowels when di-ordred. "
Reader, if yoi need eiiher or both of
he oiost excellent Remedie, inquire for
hem at the Mores; if you o"f not find them
take no Other, but incke One Dollar hi
lener, and on receipt of the money, the
Remedy or Retiedie will be sent areord
n to your directions, by mail or express,
post. paid. A't ires.
DAS'L S. DARLIXfi,
102 Na-Mi Si.. Nev York.
" Pnl np in 50 Pl.t SI Battles each.
jSove-i ber fi. l86!.-6m.
ivx trrival
FALL KM) WINTER GOODS,
David IjOiveiibrrg
T NVn ES sfention to his finck of chean
' an. I fashionable clottiina at bis store or
Main S ree, two doors above the 'Amer
ican Hon"e,' where he ha a full as-ort-mf'it
ot men and boy's wearing apparel,
inclndinsr the mol fnhinntb!e
GOODS,
Box, Sack, Frock, Gum, ?ml Oil Cloth Coit
of all sr-rts and size. Pants of all colors
shawl, stripes and fianre vets, shirts, cra
van, stock, collar", handkerchiefs, gloves,
suspender- a'ul fancy ariirle
N B He will also make to order any ar
tide ot clo hina at very short notice and in
the best of manner. All his clothing i
mad- io wear, and mot of it is of home
manufacture.
r AVID LOWENBERG.
Bloomsbnrg, pt. 25, 1861.
ST. LOIIS HOTEL,
CCEMNCT STRI ET, ABOVE THIRD
IN the irnnediaie ieihborhood ol the Job
bins House on - Market Third, and Chest
nut Streets, the Bnk, Post Office, Mer
clianis' Exchaiiff", &c. tic
BOtRD PI II 04T S15Q.
Areonimodauon when requued on ihe EU
ROPEAN FLAN: Rooms from 50 rcm
and upward. perds.v,nd meals at a Firt
Class Kctch ant attach cd to THr Hotkl
Priee aontin2 'o the BdU ot Fr.
Ihe Hy Hr tke from any
Mniio In ir(l-e loihf IIol I.
Rr English, French, German and Spanish
spoken.
July 17,1861.
NEW MILLINERY GOODS.
THE nntterninrd would mo-i repeci
lully announce to Ihe ciiizens ol Blo.nT
brug and vicinity, that she hus jnst receiv
ed Irom the eastern cities her fall nd
WINTER JIILLIXERY GOOiiS,
ait of whicfj she is prepared to niakeT-
np and el1 at a very reawinahley low
fivnitt. Her asor:nr.en: of eoo's are
a lutW superior in point of dnrabi.'ity as well
taftelulness, to any offered by her in ihi
section heretofore. She returns thanks for
the liberal patronage she has received, and
respectfully solicits a continuance of the
am.- MARY BABKLEY
Bloomsbnra, Oct 9, 1H6I. .
E. II. LITTLE.
&i.- -Ota
Fa.
Office !u t'ourt Alley; formerly occupied by
Charles R. Bnckalew.
December 28, lS59.-tf. .
CITATION TO THE HEIRS
OF JOSEPH PAXTON, DECEASED.
COLUMBIA COUNTY SS :
The Commonwealth of Penn
m ,y,ania " Catharine Paxton,
Tl widow, Lloyd Paxton, John
V5!? Sharpies and George Hushes,
''v Administrators, Briifht R I'axton
of Lycoming county, Pennsylvania, Charlea
R. Paxton, Benjiimin F. Paxton and Lloyd
Paxton, of Columbia coun ty. Pa. Joseph
R Paxton of Philadelphia, Mary intermar
ried wnh George Seoit, of Colnmbia county
children of the said Joseph Paxton dee'd.,
Charles Vastins, Joseph P. Vastine. Sarah
Vasiine, and Huunah Vastine of Missouri
Marv intermarried with W. Scott, of Norih..
co,Pa.,lary Ball and Sarah Ball.both of the
city o.' Philadelphia, and both of whom art
minor and have for thir Gnardian Riirh
ard W. Dodson, Grand children ol tht
said deceased.
You and each ol you are hereby cited am
commanded to be and appear in your prop
er persons, before the judges of the Or
phans Court of said county, to be holden a
Bloomsburg. in and for snid county the firs
Monday of December next, then and therf
to answer Ihe petition of J. Frederick Pfah-.
ler, letting lorih, that the said Joseph Pax
ton in his lifetime to wit: on the first day
ol April, A. D one thousand eieht hundred
and sixty one, was seized in fee of and i i
the following real estate situate in the said
town ol CaitawiHsa to wit: nil those tbrmi
town lots lying roniicuous to each other
hiid marked, and numbered in the aenersl
plan of aid town, forty nine (49) fiLy (50
arid filly one (51) comprising one square
in the plan of Maul town, bein two hundred
and leu feet ir. tengih and two hundred an 1
ten feel in breadth, bounded on the west
by third Street, on i tie south, by south St ,
on the eat by al'ey, pndon the north by a i
alley whereon are eiecied a tan yard, a
frame fioute, siable and other out build
inus, that being o peiZHd, the cant Joepi
Paxton, did on or before the firM day .f
April aforesriid, by a parol barirain or coi -tract
Hgree to and wi'h your pe'itioner 1o
ell and convey the said real Eiate wiih
ihe appurtenances unto your petitioner in
fre simple, and aUo the water riilM of ti e
water, m the Spring run lor the use ol tfe
sait tan yard. w same as enjoyed by tl e
bkI Joseph Paxton, under his deed, fro n
Jacoo Metz and Wife, dried 23d of Apiil
H22, lor ihe cntisi lera'ioii ol two !houai d
i.oiiar., ftx hundred ot which was paid o
I tie Ihe said Jo-eph PhxIO i, on the iwenti
eih day ol Ma) I t-t, and ihe balance i o
be paid in two ears Irom aid laie wi h
tu'erect. Thai your petitioner ready hi d
willing to pay the balance ol the ail cm
ideranoii money bn' that no sufficient pr -vi-ion
tor ihe pertormanc ot the said har
gain or cin rart appear- io have teen made
tiy the -aid deceased, in h'-lile'ime thouj t.
he whs well satisfied and ir tender" that
the same should be coii-uinma'cd, that the
-aid Court will be pleased to d-rree t ie
specific perlormance of the contract as
cording to the irite intent and meani iff
tliereot n order to the completi'g ol l is
liile according to ihe act of Assembly in
such cae made and provided.
Witness ihe Honorable Warran J Wood
ward E-q., President of our said Court at
Bloom-burg, the fourteenth day ol Septem
ber A. 1. one thousand eijiht hundred a id
sixty one. Jacob Eyerlv, Cl'k., O.C
JOHN SNYDER, Sheiiff.
Bloomsburg Ociober lt. 1861.
lAt of ausi-, Ibr lc-c
1 Cyrus Ba-ion vs. Hiram O. Fowler, et
al feigned isu.
2 T. WKahler. v Daniel Neyhard.
3 A'niltew Crevelitig. vs Andrew Mrtli;L
Sr , ei al
4 P, li-.i Wirt'erseT, v Vale'ine V n
tersieen. 5 Pi i lip Miller, admr. of baiali Si u
niitn, v Jacob L Sh jman
6 Josepn Lock ard v- J Pennington.
7 E.ekiel Shuliz, v Jas. Pennmi'oii et al.
8. Jame-Shields,et al vs Isaiah Slmma i'-
aitminiira!or
9 Richard B Menagh vj John (l'i2T
to Hugh Thompson, et al vs Augustus B
Pearce et al
11 Daniel F. Seybert vs A. B Pearce et al.
12 Henr) WelU vs (ieore Kif.ley.
13 Wilson Agr. v J.ep-i Patton.
14 Michael B Brown, et at vs Jam? J.
Dull, ei al
15 Clinton D. Herring, et al v Danie' F.
ev bert.
16 Mu'hael Focli-, vs Peter Campbell.
17 Thotna C. Rohi-o . vs Win Faosey.
IK 'l'non.as C fJobi-'on vi Wm. Faust-y
19 '1 homa-C. R'-b'iFon. vs Win Fausey.
20 Peier M Trau.'h. v Aaron Clayton.
21 .-aniuel Whi'aker v Margaret Sm h.
22 Nathan Tuylor. et al v- James,Cak'.
23 Frederick Dndy, vs Leonard Adrnin.
24 Cnarlts Tomliusoii, v Franklin Siw
an, et al.
graniTjckors "
FOR DECEMBfe.il TERM, 1861.
Bloom Philip Eyer S Auston Ritier.
Beaver William Schell.
CaMawissa Jacob Gensel.
Centre -Georae Feas, Wm. HotTman.
Frar.klin Je&se Cleaver, Cliu;oii Men
denhall. Fibin2creek Henry Bi'ienbender.
Greenwood William Maitier.
Hemlork John McRejnoIds.
Jackon Iram Derr.
Locn-t William Yeager.
Madison Samuel Brugler.
Maine John Grover.
M llliM J"h(i Henler, Jacob Haitzel
Orange Pnenias Brewer.
Pit.e William Ka-hner.
Scott John Kressler, Dn'l L. Everliart,
William White.
Shugarloal SamM Kitchen, John lewis
thavki.sk jukors
FOR DECEMBER TERM, 1861
B'oorn Jo-hua Fetierraian.
Beaver Daniel (. Gearhart, Franklin L.
Shii'iian
Bor Berwick John McAnall, I avid
Baucher.
Br'iarcreek Jacob Bower, Frar.cis E'ans.
Bentn -El'a McHenry.
Caiiawis-a Will. am Jihn, Wm. Cr asy .
Centre Sauu:e Creveling.
Fishingcreek John Boston. John Hess,
J tin Andrews, George M Howell, John
Dre-her.
Franklin Daniel Zirr.
Greenwood Isaac D. Patton, John F.
Moore.
Lo.u st Lewis Lee, William Thtmas,
Maihiai Persmg.
Madison Silas Barber, Jacob Manning,
William Kuchen.
Mon'om-John Dieierick, Washiigton
Bittenbender.
Miffl ii Thomas Hicks.
Ml. Paant Joseph R. Vandersli;e.
Oranse David Achenbach. '
Poe -Thomas Harlin, Jacob Cbr itian,
Hiram Shabz.
Roaringcreek Daniel Levan.
Scoil George Mack.
Sogarloaf Jacob H- Fr'tZ. ,
... THE v
CELEBRATED ASHLiND
MILLS WADDING,
A SUPERIOR COTTON FOB. QUILTING.
&cr lor sale cheap at the Cheap Cash More
nt . ... . - . . ..v t : :
hi T. SlURPLE
SOMETHING FOR THE TIMES
A NECESSITY IN EVERY HOUSEHOLD'
JOIIIVS & CROSLEV'S
AMERICAN I KJJIEYr GLUE
The Strongesi Glue in the World.
The Cheapest Glue in the World.
The Most Durable Glue in the World.
The Only Reliable Glue in the Woild.
The B"si Glue in the World.
AMERICAN CEMENT CLUE
li the the only article of the kind ever
produced which
WILL WITHSTAND WATER.
li WILL MEND WOOD,
Save your broken Furniture.
IT WILL MEND LEATHER, ,
Mend jour Hariiess,Siraps., Belts, boots &c
IT WILL MEND GLASS,
Save the pieces of that expensive Cut Glass
Bottle. ,
IT WILL MEND IVORY,
Don't throw away that broken ivery Fan, it
is easily repaired.
IT WILL MEND CHINA,
Your broken China Cups and Saucers can
be made as good a new.
IT WILL MEND MARBLE,
That piece knocked out of your Marble
Mantle can be put on as strong as ever.
IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN,
No maiter if thafbrok n Pitcher did not
cost but a shilling, a shilling saved is
a shilling eained.
IT WILL MEND ALABASTER,
That costly Alabaster Vase is broken and
you can't match it, mend it, it will nev
er show when put together.
IT WILL MEND BONE, CORAL, LAVA,
AND IN FACT EVERY THING BUT
METALS.
Any aniele Cemen'ed with AMERICAN
CEMENT GLUE will not show here
H is mended -
"Every Hcisekeepei should have a sup
ply ol J.dm & Crowley's Cement Glue."
A'tw Yotk Times.
"It is so convenient to have in the
hou-e." A'cwr York Exmets.
"It is always reait ; this commends it
to every body. ''-Independen'.
"We have Iried it, and find it as ueeful
in our house as water." ll'ilkes' Sprit of the
Times.
ECONOMY IS WEALTH.
$10.00 per. y ear saved in every Umiiy by
One Bo:t- of
AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE.
Pr.ce 25 Cet.:s per Bo'ile.
Ji ice 25 Oiiis per Battle..
Price 25 Cents per B-n.
Price 25 Cent- per Bottle.
Price 25 Ceics per Boiile.
Pi're 25 Cents per Bo.ile.
Very Liberal Reduction to Wbole
' sale liuyers.
T E RMS CASH.
For Sale by all Druj;aist, and Store
keeper jenerally throuyhmii the country.
(S lie M-KiulaemrrO
7 WILLIAM STREET,
Corner of Liheny street. NEW YORK.
Impofiaut to Hone Owners.
Liiportarit to Knilders.
Important to Rail Road Companies.
Important to Farmers.
To all whom this mny content , and it concerns
every body.
JOIIXS 4- CKOSLEY'S
IMPROVED GUI! A PKR:HA.
The Cheapest ar.J most durable Kcnrii..g
in use.,
IT IS FIRE AND WATER PROOF.
It can be applied io N-iw and Old RjoU of
All kinds, seep or Hat. an? to Shingle
R-ofs i'hnnt removing the Shi-iile.
THE f OST ISOL A f- OUT ONE-THIRD
TH VT OF 1 1N, AN I) 1 ITS TWICE
AS DURABLE.
Thii ari'!e ha oeen ttio-onoly jn
N-w York City and all part- of Ihe United
S'ae. Canada, West Indie and Central
and Somh America, on Building ol al!
kind-, sik Ii a- Facioties Foundries Chnrch
e Rail Road Depot. Cur-, and ori Public
Riitldma-. generaliy, Government Idnl.linc.
&., by ihe principal Builder, Architect
and other, ilurin the pai f::r year-, and
has proved to be ine CHEAPEST ami
MOST DURABLE ROOFING m u-e ; it i
m every re-pe.-t a fiire, water, weather and
TIME PROOF covering for ROOFS OF
ALLKINDS.
I'm is the OSLY matenol mnnvftetureJ in
the Uiile-l Stales which combines ihe very
ifesiiable properties of Elasticity and Dura
bility, which are universally acknowledged
to b- poss.ssed by GUTTA PEKCHA an. I
INDIA RUBBER -iVa
Heat is required in making appli
cation. The exrene of applj ing ii is tttflmg. a an
ordinary Roof can be covered and fvi.
ished the some day.
IT CAN BE APPLIED BY" ANY ONE,
end when finished lorm a pnecty Fi'e
Proof S'nfice with an elaie hody. which
cannot be injured by Heat. Cold or Storms,
Shrinking ol Roof Boards, nor any external
a:ti on w ha'evr.
LIQUID CUTTA PERCH A CEMENT.
For Coa iuil Metals ot all Kinds when ex
poed to he action of the Weather and
For Preserving and Jitpairing Metal
Hoofs of all Kinds,
This is the only Composition Known
which will successfully resist extreme
changes of climate, for any lenuth ol time.
hn appbed to me'als, to which it adhere
hrmly, lormin a body equal to three coats
of ordhr am:, co-is o.uch len snd will
LAST 1 II REE TIMES AS LONtJ ; and
ironi its elaiiciiy is not inj ired ty the rn i
iraciicti ol TIN and other METAL ROOFS,
enn-equent upon suiiden changes of the
weaiher.
li will not CRACK IN COLD OR RUN
IN WARM WEATHER AND WILL NOT
WASH OFF.
Leaky Tin and other Metal Rools can t e
readily repaired with GUTTA PEKCHA
CEMENT, ard prevented from further cor-rn-ioii
aiiA leaking, thereby ensuring a per
fectly water tight R ol or ir.an year.
Thi CJeirieni is peculiarly adapted f'r the
preerva'ion of Iron Railing", Sioves, Rail
yes, Sas, A-jricnltural Impl-rnent, &c ,
al-o 'or eiieial iraiiii'actiirer n-e
GUTTA PERClHi CKA1EST
For pr-erv iii and rei'Hirini Tin an.! oiher
Metal Root ar every description, born i:s
great elaticiiy, i not injured by the con
traction ami expansion ol Metals, auc will
hoi crack in cold or run in arm weather.
These materiaU are adapted to all fli
ma es, and we are prepared to -supply or
ders Irom any ran of country, at short
uo'.ce. lor GUTTA PERCHA ROOFING m
mil, ready piepared for ue, and GUPTA
PERCHA CEMENT in barrels, wuh full
printed directions tor application.
A G EXTS WANTED.
We ii" make liberal and tatvfuttory anange
ments with responsible pti ties who toould i'ke to
establish themselnes in a Lncrative and Perma
nent business.
OUR TERMS ARE CASH. .
We can give abundant proot of all we
claim in favor of our improved Roofing
Materials, have applied them to sevtral
thousand Roofs in New Yotk Citv and vi
cinity. JOHNS & CKOSLEY,
Sole Manufacturer,
f Wholesale Warehouse 78 IFtlliam .V.t
Corner oi Liberty Street. NEW YORK.
Full descriptive Circnlars and Prices will
be famished on i-n'-t-...,,.,-
WILCOX & OIIIBS'
Price with llemmer and Fellert
$35 00.
THIS MACHINE HAS POINTS OF SUPE
UIORiTY PEl'ULIARY ITS
OWN.
Stitching, Hemming, and FdHng with
a oingle I hread.
It forms a neat, ever., and elastic seam,
which is warranted not to rip in wear, even
if the seaoi is col at Irequent intervals, and
also under all circumstances "to survive the
trastMuh "
A Patented device of crea utility to
learners, prevent the possibility of i tie ma
chine being run :n the wrons direction, or
the balance wheel wearinu a lady's dress.
Another feature which deserves particu
lar attention isESTHE WILCOX PATENT
NEEDLE CANNOT BE SET WRONG
Two thousard Stitches, or two yards of
work, can be done in one minute without
dropping a stitch.
These Machiaes, so simple and accruate
in their construction, supersede the ne of
the shuttle; and with one thread produce
al! the. practical resulis of the two thread 1
machine.: and more, for these fell without
basting, and hem the finest musliu without
puckering.
Although at about half the price of the
other first class machines, they will accom
plish double the sewing in a given lime.
"It is emphatically the good, low priced
Family Sewing Machine thai the public
hav long been waiting for." -Boston Tran
script. "It is indeed a wonderfil production, and
and for family use especially w no other will
bear any comparison wi h it." Padadel
phia Evening Journal."
'A mechanical wonder -Scientific Airier
iccau.
"Amonc the best and most serviceable
Sewm2 machine. Liyhl and elegantly
finished, and so simple in its construction
thai it seems almost impossible for it to gel
out of repair." Pittsburg Chiotiicle.
"Has combined with it own peculiar
merits all the really valuable improvement
of the higher priced machines." Pennsy I
vanian.
"Thi machine, in the opinior. of te
cooioi'Mee, fills more nearly the require
ments of a perlect famili machine than any
on exhibition."' Franklin Institute Exhibi
tion Report ol 185S.
"Tiiking in'" consideration simplicilv.
cheapness, dirtili' V , and doing all work,
the commit ee were nnanimoij in la-or o!
the W i!cox & G'bb as a single threrd ma
chine. " Penn- I vania S;ate Agncul.ural
Siciet 's Report.
"We must, in Juiiee, expre onr confi
dence in Ihe merit of ihe Wilcox & G'hos
Sewing Machine. We con-ider that a area :
desidera-um has been supplied by it, in
proving, he) ond coubl, thai two thread are
not, a was supposed, neces-aiy to a yod
in!-trn rneiii.' Christian Advocate and Jour
i.al, J'in 21, 1H60.
"We have one id these machines in use,
ard think more highly ot it than of anv ol
ihe number we have tried.'' Richmond
Whig.
The undersigned, Missionary to Constan
tinople, has examined more ihan twemy
different kinds ot Sewing Machine, and
after some six weeks' experience with
Wilcox & Gibb' Patent, he ha purchased
one of "bem as the best adapted o ihe
wants of his family, and a ihe least 'itile
to require repair. C LIVER CRANE.
BoMor., J.ilv 3, 1860.
The nndeisigried,turing eighteen month
ha bad in almo' constant n-e, in his fam
ly, Wilcox &: (Jibb Sewing Machine, np-n.
vti-s h-.! b-et m -id - t'i i-i iSs cf f-i-Urge
tami! from niosint I o pi lot lit u
iticli'ding the cii't.'iing required 'or his sev
eral boj; ard in inpn' have the seHin
ftded, alii'O'igh in hard service. Tl-e Mia
chine now in use in In-ta n.lv ha required
no iear, ami is in all -p-pecis, well ap
pointed, efficien' tid durable.
JAi OB CIIH KERING. B ston.
1 Send l(ir h Cireniar.J
J.IKn till liX. M.iiiut ci.npr.
No. SOS Broadway, New Yotk,
Opposite Sr. Nichola- Hotel.
Au2iii 28. 161 ty.
ui:gisti:ii's xotici:s.
IOTICE i herebv giving to all legatee-,
I'leill dl Other peis-iitix lliierestcit
in the estates of the respective decedent
and minors, that the following aduiini-tra
lion and guardian accounts have been tiled
in 'f.e ofhfri of the Register of C'tlnn.bia
county, and will be pr-ven'ed forconfi'ma
lion and allowance to ihp Orphan's Couri,
to be held at Bloomsburg, in the county
aforesaid, on Wedne-d-iy t'te 4 h da ot De
cember next, at 2 o'clock, in Ihe aiiernoon
1. The first account of Jo..n Wenner,
Adm'nisirator of ihe e-tate of Solomon
Har man, late of Fishingcieek township
dec ased.
2. The account of John KaifT, Guardian
of the estate of Margaret Parr, a minor
child of Jacob Parr, late ol Maine town
Snip deceased.
3. The firM and final account of J hn
Doak and Hi'am Walp Admin iftrator of
tne estate cf Anthony Walp late ol Briar
crek towftship, d;cea-ed.
4. The second account of William H
Wood in, rie of the Exeoulor of Jared H.
Young late o! the Borough of Berwick deceased-
5. The account of Philip B ver and
Abraham Cooper Executor, ol the laM
will and ietaneni ol Peter Shaffer, late ol
Derry township deceased.
6. The aocount -of Knben Fahr;n;pf,
Adminiirator ol theesKtaie ot Darnel HouVk
late of Ritariiiacreeklwrp.. deceased
7. The account ol.vI)avid Shatfer, Guar
dian of David Knct.er one ol the hir of
David Kocber, la'e of Bnarcreek lownsliip
deceaed.
8. The first and final account of State
B. M Yantz, Admiii'sira'or, d tf'P estate of
Abr.ih.;m Stewart late of Mam twp, dec''.
9. Tti nccounl of Alviia Fler, Ad
min s'ra rix id the estate rd Jiah Fowler,
late ol Briarcreek iownhip decea-ed.
10. Tiie fir-t account of Crn- B Reekp
AdiMfis'r&'or, ot Venats R-e-e, laie ol
Hemlock township, deca-e .
1 1. Th" account ot Jo'i-i Sharpie, Ex
ecutor of the last Will and le-tatnpnt ot
EliZaoetn MilliarJ la!e ol Bloom township,
deceaed.
12. The account of Samuel Applman and
Jonn Lmon Administrator, of Samuel
Lemon lateot Benton township dee'd.
DANIEL LEE,
Registkb's OrricK, ) Register.
Bloomsburg Nov 6, 1861. J
M SI. B K00XS Proprietor.
lll'OOtlfttlUIM.. PA.
THIS magnificent Hotel, situate in the
central portion ol the town, and op
posite the Court House, his been ihoroushly
repaired and refurnished, and the Proprietor
is now prepared to accommodate travelers,
leamsiers, drovers and boarders in the mont
pleasant and agreeable manner Hi table
will be supplied wnh the best the market
affords, and his Bar with the choicest liquors.
Attentise ostlers will always be on harid,
and his stabling is the most extensive in
this section ol country. Omnibuses will,
always be in readiness to convey passen
gers to and from the Railroad Depotli
GREENWOOD SEMINARY
INI) COLOMBIA C6PNTT
AT MILLVIl.LE, PENN'A.
Important Additions ilu prorement?
Autumn "t erm to ommer.ee Augat 1?,
riMUS Instbution which ha been in sur
-1- cessfnl operation for the past ten year'
is about ui dergoing a very important ter
ovation, in order io place it on a more sta
ble basis than ever, and present laciliti.
which are not surpassed by ordinary Acad
emies in Northern- Pennsylvania. Among
the improvements will be a large three-
storied budding wbicn will give much ad
ditional room and stealer conveniences lor
bnaideis ; a commodious hall for a lecture
room and public exercises, convenient class
room, a library and r-ading room contain
ing a cabinet of minerals and euriositio,
bath rooms, &e. An experienced and
thoroughly qualified classical teacher and
lecturer wdi be at the head of the, Board of
Instruction, but the Principal will have the
general superintendence of the institution
and assume a share of ihe duties of teach
ing. Regular lecliues will be dfdiveied
upon various scientific subject, as well a
up'on the theory and practice ol teaching,
and a Normal Clas of young tnen and
women who wi-h to qualify ihemstlves ior
teachers' profession, will receive especial
at'eniion and assistance.
The course of Instruction in the school
will be thorough and systematic, calculated
to embrace the various branches ot a prac
tical education. Ample provision will be
made for the fciudy of the higher Mathe
matics, the elucidation of Phy-ics, and the
Natural Sciences, by means ol suitable ap
paratus, .ird for the sinfy ot the latin,
U'eek. and Oerrnan language, to enable
student to quality themselves for commer
cial and sciKimfic pursuits, or io enter any
cla at college.
The conntty location of this Seminary in
a plessant village, in a healthy and flourish
in neighborhood, well known for the ele
vated lone of its moral sentiment, and
where the pupil are not surrounded by
1 those deriioialiK'iig influences, and temp
tations lound in our t-i tes. larger toi,s and
many oihr l"cali:ie, with no outside in
fl'jences to divert their attention from liter
ature anil ihe work of mental culture, pre.
sent attractions and inducement to con
ideraie pa'ei.l emulous students, seldom
tout.d surrounding large bchool and acad
emic. The Literary Society al-o, ore of the old
est and best conducted in thi section ol
coun-ry, presents an attractive feature and
uelnl auxiliary, io a practical education.
The improvement will tie under Ihe
immediate charge of an efTii-jeiit Board ot
Trustee, appointed by the Seminary Com
party, end will tie completed in tune ior
ttie Autumn term, to commence the 2di
of August next.
While thankful for pal pa'ronaje we
wih lo merit a rotiMuuance ot iirnlar fa
tors, and as we intend to include a bighei
grade and wider range of instruction, we
re-pectfi.Py solicit a careful examination
into our facilities claims.
Term. :
Boarding, wa-nuig, tuition, lights and
incidental expenses, for one quarier of
eleven week, will be Thiry Dol jrs, one
half pavable io advance ihe oilier half
and all tuition bills will be expected j rompt
M at tie expiration ol each quarter.
l'ems :
B larding, with furnished room,"one
quarter 122,00
Tuision in common Englih branhce 5,00
i. .t i t
including Mathematics and Book
Keet ing b Di-oMh E i r 6 00
Tuition in La in, Greek, and German
enlra po
Wa-hmg, L'lihts and incidental ex-
pen-e-, one quar er, 30
Those who desire to procure scholarhip
or anei d by 'he ear, wd tie accommoda
ted at a reasonable dii-couci, and studenis
wisfiing to secure room should make pea
onable application.
For lurlher particular ad Ire
WM. BL'K'.ESS, Princioal
Millville. Penn'a.
Gf.opgv M'-TERS, J K Kvks. 1
Dr. A. P Hki.lfr. Em.i Evks, Trutees
BENJAMIN K. Evk. )
Mdlvilie, M m 29 Kol.
tITA T I OTiTTlI C II El S
OF PETE tl 11 ARIZ EL dexd. IS PROOF
if conduct cth liemy H-itzd
I tie ("oil! Miimi wen i h of Pen'
:b:tX'. t
slvria to H-or, ltaru-1, 11-'
ei-ca Hr zei. E-i'ier iiiier- a'-
ried witn I-aac Noer. P ter
llai!zl Jacit Hart .el, ill ai.
H.irtzel, Sarah intermarried wnu J o. Ft-h-er,
ami El'Zit'eth Har z-l, ch Idreu and
heirs ol IVier tlai ze decea-ed.
You ami each of you are hereby command
ed and ci'ed to be and appar in your prop
er persons belore itie Judge of ihe Orphan'
Court of said Coutn, to be holden a
Bloomsburg in and for said county, the 1-'
Monday of December next, then an I there
io answer the petition of John Keiffer Ex
ecutor of ihe lat will an I ieiamenl o
Pe'er Har zell dec?d , setting forth ; that
the saiit Peter Hartell in his li'etime io
vii : in the tenth day ol April, A D., Oie
ihouand eight hundred and filtv two, was
e7.ed in fee ol utid in the ioiiowiug des
cribed pla'it.iliou and aei ot land to tvtl
All ilia: cer'ani plamaiioo and Iracl of Li.d
irijate in Main town-hip atoreaid, adjoiia
ing Imd- ot Jo-epti Harieli, Jacoh Shuar.
Solomon Srinman. Maidda Jamison. Staa
Jol-n. and oihers containing Ni'tty see-i
Ace and tune peches more or le-s. that
being so seized the said Pe;er Har zed, did
by a bargain or contract in wiping binding
himsell to sell and convey Ihe -ail toal
e-iaie wnh the appurtenance unto hi son
Henry liar'.-!! tor the consideration ol
Nmeieeii hundred dollars, ihmeeu hundred
do'iars ot the same io be paid in annual io
j almein of one hundred and sixty four
dollars. Ihe firt payment to wit: the sum
of one hundred and sixty four dollar to
be made in ne year alter the death of the
-aid Peter Hrzell, and the said contract
winch tea's iae on the said tenth day ol
Apnl, A D IK52. funtier provided that the
purchaser Henri Hanell should receive
his deed for said Real E-tate alter the ma
ing ol Hie firi payment, w.iich said pay-
rr.enl has tieeo made o your petitioner, six
ttundred dollar.- of said pnrchae money by
the terms of said Contract wa lo retnaio it.
ttie pfemies during .the life time of the
wife of Peter Hr!.ell, the inerett on the
same, lo be paid to hsr annoally and the
principal io three equal annua! n slal.rient
alter her death, but that no sufficient pro
vision lor the peKo.fiiance of the aid bar
gain or contract appear io have been made
Oy ihe said decea-ed in hi lifetime though
he was well sati-fi-d, and i'-tended that the
same should be vou-uin moled. And tha
the si'l Court will be pleased to' decree ihe
specifio peiformance of :fie vaid co'uracl
accoiding to the true intent and meaning
thereof in order io the completing of ii
litle according iq the act of Astembly in
such case mule and provided.
W:mess the Honorable Warren J Wood
ward E-q., presi'ent of our said Court at
Bloomsburg the Seventh day of September
A. D., one thousand E'ghi bundre i and sixty
on. J ? rvbiJUv jt-OEU-tfa. rO,.rL.
LIFE TILLS & FBOENIX BITTERS,
r I 'HESK MEDICINES bave now been Mr-
fore he public lor a period of Thirty
Years, arid dnnng that time bave n)aiDtind
a high chaiaeierin almost every part of tb
Globe, for their extraordinary end imme
diate power ol fe'etorliig perfect hallb tt
"persons suffering Under nearly every kiod
of dieas to which, the human fr ana i
liaMe.
The foflowwrg are arnoij the distreaJof
variety of umati iliea in which ihe -
?L(.BT4RLi: LIFE MtOICINCS
Are well kiiou to be infallible.
DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly leantIttr
the first and second s'omarhes, and cr
ting a flow of pnre, healthy bitv, instead of ,
th stale and actid kind: Haiol-Vie' Low
ol AppetiteHeattbimr, Headache, Rewfesa
nes. Ill-Temper. Anxiety, Languor, and
Melancholy,- which are ihe genet al ynji
torn of Dyspepsia, v id vani'Mu aa a tost
tliral cni:setp)eice of is cure. -
COSTIVENESS. by cleansing te whof
length of the iiitesiioes with a so'venv pro
ce-s, and- w rthout iolence; all violent pur
ges leave the bowel costive within two
dny.
FEVERS or all kinds, by retonng the
blood to a regular circulation, ih'ongh the
process of respiration i n such rases, and
the thorough solution of all inteirtiaal ob
struction in others. ,
The Lite Mei'icines hav been known to
cure RHEUMATISM permanently ir. three
weeks, and GOUT in bait that time, bf
removing lo al iofl.imat'on from ttie mus
cles and ligxmen's of the joint.
DROPSIES of all kinds, by freeing and
ireugthitig ;he kidney and bladder; Ihey
operate mo-l delightfully bn these impor
tant orRiis. and hence have ever bean
found h certain remedy for the worst bases
of GRAVEL.
AUo WORMS, by riHodging from thu
lurmnfc ol the bowels the slimy mauer to
whb h tfiese crea'nre- adhere.
SCURVY, ULCERS, ai d INVETERATE
SORES. b the perfect puinv wtiichthes
LIFE MEDICINES give 10 iLe blood, shd
a!! the humors.
SCORHPTIC ERUPTIONS and BAD
COMPLEXIONS, bv their alterative effect
upon the fluids ibat feed die skin and the
moibid state ol which occasions all emp
ire complaints. skIIow , cloudy and trier
disagreeable complexions
The use ol these Pill- for a very fhort
time will effect an entire cure of SALT
RHEUM, and a striking improvement id
h- clearnes of the skin Cnmnvm Colds
and Influenza will always be cured by otl
dose, or by two ir. the worst cae.
PILES The original proprietor of these
Medicines, wa cured of Piles, 35 years
s'am'ing by the use of the Life Medicines
alone.
FEVER AND AGUE.--For thi seberg
of the Western country these Medicine
will be foo'od a rae, speedy ami cei'ain
remedy. O I er n ed'cincs leave the sys
tem siit-j-cl tf a return ol the di-' use -a
me bv ihe-e Med-cmes is permanent
TRY THEM, te Sails fled and b Cured
BILIOUS FEVERS aND LIVER COM
PLAINTS (ieneral Dehi'ity. Loss ot sp
peiiie, and Di-eases of Females -the Med
cine have been use J wn!i trie most beo
eficial results in cases of thi descriptinnr
Knit's Evil, and Scrofula, in its worst forms
ield 10 the mild yei powerful action of
hese remarkable Medicines. Night Sweats
Nervotj. debility. Nervous Complaint Qf
al! kiod-j. Pal,dta'ion of the Heaft, Patn
'er' Colic, are sceeddj, cured.
MERCURIAL DISEAS F.S.-Persbri s tv hose
eonsliiuiioiis have t-ecmt impaired by the
iitjiidtcion use of Mercury, wid fihJ these
Mer ii-ine a 1 erfeci cure, as hoy never
fail to eradica e Irom ihe system, all the
etficisol Me enry, infinttetj sooner lhaa
he mo-i powerful preparations of Sarstpa
ri'Ia. Piepared and -c J tv
W. B MOFFAT,
335 Brodwav, New York.
TOR SALE 3V ALL DRUGGISTS.
April 17 I 6 1 -1 r .
V a U kiot .i:,
MMfl. I.AV'Of-K, IMCnl'KlhTon,
WYOMING. LUZERNE COU.vTY, PENN.
fRlHE Proprietor re-peefully inform his
JL fneruts and the potdx--enerallv thl he
has taken charge of the Wyoming House, in
U" village of Wtioiiig. i.er ihe Railroad
Depot ol that plyce, ari f ha filled it ,,uf po
s to enier'atii Ootti trstefit jirtd perrha
.'eiit ii tor in a -uitatde and comfortable
manner. Hi- looms a'e spacious and airy
n il not only calculated to add lo 'he cdnve
i-iice and iirtlrt ol if,e traveling soinnitl
tty, bn' al-o to ihfe who would seek a
len-anf -ummer resort wiili families'.
HIS TABLE will he -u.oo!'d with the best
tie market n afford ; and hi PAR wdl be
inrni-i.ed w ith the pures- liquor thai can
be obtained. The proprietor will give his
-X'du-ive a leniion 10 the comfort and con
veii'e.ice ot hi tnest. ard is detef mined
to make the WYOMING HOUSE rank
mong the firs' hotel in the Si i'e.
The Proprietor hope that from his expe
rience in ihe husine-s, and by Unremitting
attention on hi part, combined with a judi
cious -election ol the most careful and oblig
ing servants, he may be entitled to ihe fa
vorable consideration o! the ,ublc, and re
ceive a literal share of their patronage.
I tT Please give him a ca'l. and judge for
,.rPvK. A,nl 2. 1859.
II ELK ON THE UCIRS
CP GEO FEVSER VAN, Senr , DEC'D.
COLUMBIA COUNI Y, SS:
The Commonwealth of P-nn
,'v"'a ,f Joua Fetierman,
fV vS Solomon Fe'ierman, Henrv F!
terman, Georse F?tie'irJaii. Juo.
'J Feterma", Jonas Fetiefrnan,
R-ubi-n Fe'terinan, re-iding in Lino county"
Iowa, Catharine intermarried with Henry
Harner, Sarah .tdermarriec with William
Yea'jer, an t Elizabeth intdrmarriel will
H.imi'ioi Fisher, children and heirs ot
George Fererman sen., late of LoctJ-l town
-hio, in mid county decea-ed.
Vim un,t eii.-h of ton ure herehv coed
and cOTinanded 10 be and appear in your
proper perous before the Ju tge ot the 0r
phaos' Court, at our Orphan-' Court. 10 be
held at bloomsburg o;i the fist Monday of
December next, then and it. ere to accept
or refuse to take the real estate of the said
G-urge Feitenr.ati, sen., deceased, at Ihe
valuation place I upon it bv an inquest duly
aw arded by the said Court, and returned by
ttie Sheriff, or -how cause why the same
should not le sol. I, and hereof fail hot.
Witness 1 tie Honorable. Warren J Wood
uan!, E-quire. pre-idem of our said Court
a Bloooi-ourg, the 17th dav cf Septemher
A. D. one ttiousai d eigtit hundred mid sixty
one. Jacob Everlv, Cl'k O. C.
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff
R1onnbiirfT Oit'.oher 9 1 Rtil.
$25;
E3IPL0YMEXT !
$7:1
AGENTS WANTED!
We will pay Irom ?25 to f75 per month,
and all expense, lo active Agent, or gi.
a commission, rarfcuiar seni iree. Ad
dre Ehik Sgwikg Machisk Compavt. R
JAMES, Ge- eral Age;i Milan, Ohio.
Biooi.isbure, Aug. 21, 18t.l.
FOR SAirEl