STAR OF THE NORTH
DliOOJJSRUnG, J A.
"fftflnwflay Sornin?, 'march 26tb, 1563.
The Cocrt advertisements.for May Term,
'appear in to day' Star.
Those deirous of taking oat license had
better attend to ihe matter soon.
Geoac L SnocMAira will pell a lot of ar
liclaa at hia residence in Bnckhorn, or. Sat
orday next. This i an adjourned aale
.Two young horses will be offered ; also a
.-. u '.lnh maw . tKrothor with a lot of
JIC3U IUI1L II V U " f i . . - ' - -
household goods and farming utensils.
Fias We teamed that the ptore house
of Wilson Agar, ituate in Rohrsborg, Co
lombia county, burned down on Friday or
Saturday last. The house was unoccupied
for aught we know. The particulars we
did not learn. It was a larger and rather
magnificent building, probably the fines;
house io the village of Rohrsburg.
. We want a correspondent in every town
and township in the county, who will send
us the news of his neighborhood. It is not
necessary that he or she shook! write an
essay upon whatever incident there may be
to communicate, but simply that trm facts
of the cae be given in a legible hand and
an intelligible style. Friends,seud us your
local news !
Wt KOTtccD at the election, on Friday last
Mterat of our woa'd-te-prominent democrats
openlv opposing the regularly lormed Urnon
Pemocralic Ticktt ! That was not right. If
they could not votethe ticket, why not let it
alone when they claim to be Democrats ?
Such work as that will be kept in the mar
fcet, aad at the proper time auctioneered
off!
Col. James Cameron. The remain of
the late Colonel of the 79tb Regiment N. Y
- V. were recovered not long since at Bull's
Run, and brought to Lewisborg and interred
on Monday of last week. The funeral was
largely attended. The body was place d in
the family vault of Wm. Cameron. This
gallant Colonel, it will be remembered, fell
in ihe hard focghc tatt'e at BuTs Run,in July
last.
To Lists to some of our Republican
f-teids in this p'ace praising up Simon Cam
eron, yon would think he (Simon) was or e
of the most honest and upright men Ameri
ca evr possessed. Shame !How did Si
mon become so independently rich? Did
he accumulate his wealth from Falarie? ?
Nonsense his salaries would have only af
lorded bim a poor living.
Pkter30w for April i a magnificent nnm
ler. Its embellishments in this isMie are
aperior :o all others hat have appeared
heretofore. The work is a good one, and
deserves a large pat ronage which we sin
cerely hope it receives. T.ie ladies should
send for it at once. They would never re
gret it. Ihe fashions are tiptop, always
io the first rircles, and early upon the stage.
Price of work, S2. In clnb it comes con
siderably less. Pktkrsojj is among the
Jathionobles.
"Hurrah for the Union " a'id the stacks
of new goods at I.. T, Sharpless? Cheap
Cash Store, one door below our office. The
proprietor of this Cheap Cash Store is de
termined to rais a breeze among the store
goods generally. lie has reduced his pri
ces upon nearly every article kept in his
storu. Upon his calicoes, gingham, mu
iins, and all his dry-good in particular,
there is a tracked difference in the price.
Groceries are reduced in pr"f?e in propor
tioa with other articles Give him a call;
all those who wi-h to ave money.
Tdb following gentlemen were elected to:
of3ejin Bloom, township on Friday last
We i!l prepare a list of sll the local offi
ce rs, newly elected, this Spring, for our
R(xt week's paper.
' Bloom Constables, Gorden R. Goff, Phil
ip S. Sloyer; Supervisors, George" Yost,
Conrad Bittenbenuer, James K Eyer;
Poor Overseers, Jacob R. Grul, Eii Barton;
School Directors, Jeremiah J. Brower, John
R. Sloyer;' Judge, Caleb Barton, jr; In
spectors, Geo. Weaver, I. W. Uartman ;
Assessor, Benjamin S. Merrill ; Auditor,
William Fnyder. Five of whom, we un
derstand, claim to be Democrats!
Miller and Ever, merchants in this
place, are constantly receiving new goods,
of rarions descriptions, from the cities of
New York and Phila., all of which they
will sell to their friend? and customers, at
a reasonably low figure, "quick sales and
small profits" being their motto. They are
prepared to sell muslins, calicoes, linens,
flannels, and dry goods generally, as cheap
if not cheaper than yon can purchase else
where. They have a general astortment of
goods, and that too which the people roost
needi Give them a call, they are fair, hon
est Democratic dealers. Your attention is
irjTiled to their stock of merchandise.
Thi Election in this township.on Friday
last, passed off, as usual, without any dis
turbances. As is generally known in these
parts, the Union Democratic Ticket was
laraely defeated, as was anticipated, would
be the result, previous to the election. Not
withtitandip?, defeat staring the Union Dc
moc'ticy ia the. face they were determined
to have a ticket of tbeir own forming and
choice. A ticket was made, composed of
our besf citizen loyal Union Democrats,
and was 6cpported by an average ol eighty
Vf-tes! There were no exertions made to
elect this ticket. Those who supported it done
so out of pure mclives, and nothing else,
it can be relied cpor. that those eighty men,
who voted the ticket ia question, :are .tree,
Constitution, Union-loring patriots, and
Democrats of the first water, who have al
ways teen the true friends' of the Union,
while lbs Republicans and Abolitionists
were crying "let the Union slide," 'it is not
worth the prica of a poor braakfast with sla-
The flcRi.tr Guards hare been in another
engagenjttnt, near Winchester. They have
lost their Colonel. Particulars not received.
An Abolitionist Mobbed. The papers
of Tuesday inform us of the mobbing of the
notorious Wendell Philips, at Cincinnati,
where he was attempting to make one of
his famous abolition harangues. At the out"
start of his remarks he avowed himself an
Abolitionist and disunionist. He no doubt
told the truth. The audience did not deem
it proper to allow such a man as Phillips to
poison the minds of the patriotic people ;
and in order to put a stop to his treason they
applied hisses,stones and eggs to the orator,
which proved effectual. The lecturer was
taken away in a hurry by his abolition
friends just io time to save a suit of "tar
aod feathers." Tbit same man lectured a
few days since, at Washington city, to Old
Abe and his hordes, when he told Lincoln to
receive the negroes in this war else Jeff
Davis would, and that the man who took
the black by the hand was sure to win.
Phillips is not quite compet mentus and the
men who invite-him to lecture for them
cannot be considered altogether right.
Inland No. 10. The latest accounts we
have s:ate that the rebels are still in pos
session of that Island. The firing is kept
up tlowly day and night at intervals of half
an hour. Our fire is mostly put upon the
j upper battery on the Island. It is said thai
1 some of the rebel batteries have not replied
1 for several days. Their battery on the main
shore, is misteriously silent, aod the en
campments seem to grow less
Our latest accounts state that Gen. Bum
side occupies Beautort. and that the rebels
evacuated the town. Gen. Burnside moved
to this place soon after having taken New
bern, N. C. The rebels btew up Fort Ma
con and burned the steamer Nnhvile to
keep them out of our hands. The rebels
had about 16,000 troops on the road be
tween Goldsborongh and Newberu on the
day that our troops occupied Newbern.
Tn k Str of the North is no doubt an
eye-sore to some of our Republican friends
in this place. It was thought by them to
send a copy of our paper, of week before
lat, to G&nkral Shields in order, perhaps
that he. might see how well Toodles, (in
Shields' Division) handled the frauds of
Simon Cameron and the abo'itionists gen
erally, together with a few weak points, ot
the administration. Mr. Toodies has teen
in a hunt, and H among tre tortunaie, we
will hear more Irom him npor. the same
subject that wories the Republican. Ttie
Republican party are on the defensive, and
there is just where lhey dislike to be at this
particular time, with their bad causes, frau
dulent contractors, &c , to defend.
Court Proclamation.
,M1EREAS,the Hon. Aaron K. Peck-
ham. Pre-ident Jude ot Ihe Court
Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Deliv
ery, Court of Quarter 5iin of the Pe.u-e,
and Cocrt of Co'nmon Plea and Or;hait.-'
Cofrt, in the 26th Judicial DUtnrt. cot:,o.
ed of the counties of Columbia. Su'tivan and
r omn, and ( tie Hons. Stephen Baldy and
John McReynolds, Associate Judses, ol Co
lumbia Co, have isued their precept, bear
tri'rja'e one thousand eighteen hundred and
t sixty one, and io me directed lor hoMins "
Court of Oyer and .terminer, and Ueneral
Jail Delivery, Quarter Sessions of the Peace,
Com. Pleas and Orphans' Court, in Blooms
hnrs, in the county of Columbia, on Ihe firM
Monday (bein- the 5th day) of May, next
and to continue one week.
Notice is hereby given, io the Coroner, the
Justices of the Peace and Con-iables ot the
said County of Columbia, thai lhey be then
and there m.their proper persons at 10 n -clock
in ihe forenoon ol said day. with tneir
records, inquisition and other rememt ra t
ces to Co thoe tntn-js which to their nrii.-e-appertain
to be done. And those that are
bound by reoosnize, to pros-ei'ote aaain-t
the prisoners that are or may be in ihe Jail
of -aid rounly ol Columbia, ta b then anc
there to proecure then as shall be jusl. Ju
rors are requested to be punctual in then
attendance, agreeably to their notice, dated
at rJ!oomsbur, 24th nay ol xaaron. mine
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and frixiy-one. and in the eishty-Rixth year
of the Independence of the Uii'ed 5tate nl
America. (God save tte Common wealth.)
JOSIAH H. FUKMAN,
SherifT's Office. ) Sheriff.
B!oomsb.irr, Mar. 26, 186;
2 i
DAMH. UYrOr.K, I'KOI'll I I.TOK.
WYOMINO, LUZERNE COUNTY, PENN
JJJlHE Proprietor respert'ully informs hi'
M. "friends and the public enerallv lhat he
has taken charee of ihe Wyoming House, in
the villas of Wyomins, near ihe Railroad
Depot of that place, and has fitted it out so
as to entertain both transient and perma
nent visitors in a suitable and comfortable
manner. His rooms are spacions and airy,
and not onlv calculated io add lo the conve
nience and comfort ol ihe iravelingcommu-
nitv. bu also to those who would seek a
nleasant summer resort with families.
HIS TAnl.t will oe suppiieu wnu tne ucm
the market can afford ; arid his BAR will be
furnished with the pores' liquor that can
be obtained. The proprietor will give his
exclusive attention to the comfort and con
venience ot his ciifsts. and is determined
to make the WYOMING HOUSE rank a
mong the first hotels in the Sine.
The Proprietor hopes that from his expe
rience in ihe business, and by unremitting
attention on his part, combined with a jndi
cious selection of the most careful ami otli
ing servant, b may b entitled to the fa
vorable consideration of ihe public, arid re
ceive a liberal share of their patronage.
Please give htm a call, and jodae for
onrselve- April 2, 1859.
WJ51.B K00XS Proprietor.
DL003ISUI7KG, PA
THIS magnificent Hotel, situate in Ihe
central portion of the town, and op
posite the Court House, has been ihoronsthly
repaired and refurnished, and the Proprietor
is now prepared to accommodate travelers,
teamsters, drovers and boarders in ihe most
pleasant and agreeable manner. His table
will De supplied with the best ihe market
affords.and his Bar with the choicest liquors
Atteutise ostlers will always be on hand,
and his stabling is the most extensive in
thU section of country. Omnibuses will
always be in readiness to convey passen
g3 , d from tk. B.ih gffifai
Bloomsborg, July 4, I860. '
" DAVID L0UEXBERG,
CLOTHING STOKE. ,
On Main treet,twod6orsaboTetbe Amer
ican Hotel.' -
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AXEB'S I
CATHARTIC;
. PILLS.
Are yon sick, feeble, and l
complaining? Areyoucrotof
order, with yonr system do- ,
ranged, nd your feeling on
comfurttiblef These aymp-.
torn re often the prelude to ,
erious illness. Some fit of
aicknese is creeping upon you,
and should be averted by s
timely nee of the right rem-
"B.B
J edy. Take Ay el's ViUa, and ;
f cleanse out the disordered hit- -I
mors purify the blood, and
j let the fluids more on anob
V structed in health again,
1 They stimulate the function!
of the body into rigorous so
tWlty, purify the system from
the obstructions which mak.
dtsease. A cold settles somewhere la the body, and ob.
tracts its natural functions. These, If not relieved,
react upon themselves and the mirrounding organs, pro
While in this condition, oppressed by the derangements,
take Ayes Pills, and see bow directly they restore UM
natural action of the system, and with it the buoyant
bow directly they restore thl
feeling of health again. What is true and so apparent it
this trivial and common complaint. Is also true in man)
of the deep-seated and dangerous distempers. The sanv .
puriratiTs effect expels them. Caused by similar obstrue
tions and derangements of the natural functions of tn.
bodv, they are rapidly, and many of them surely, cur t
by fhe same moans. None who know the virtues of the i
PUlm will negtect to employ them when suffering froo i
the disorders they enre. -
Statements from leading physicians In some or thl
principal cities, and from other well known publie pel -sons.
From a Ibrwarding Mtrtha.nl rSL Louti, lib. 4, 185t .
Ds, Ana: Tour Pills are the paragon of all that !i
great In medicine. They have cured my little daughU t
of ulcerous sores upon her hands and feet that had pvov 1
incurable tor years. Her mother has been long grier w
ouiily afflicted with blotches and pimples on her skin an J
in her hair. After our child was cured, she also trta d
your Pills, and they Lav. cured her. a V.
As a Family Physic.
From Dr. E. TV. Gxrtwrtght, Acio Orieevt.
Ymir Tills are the prince of purges. Their escetts; it
qualities surpass any catbartio we possess. They a
mild, but vrry certain and effectual in their action on tl e
towels, which makes them invaluable to us in the, .lai y
treatment of disease.
Headache, SIckHeadaclie, Font Stomacli.
From Dr. Edward Boyd, ftaltimore.
DeARCno. Arm: I cannot answer vou vihat comptah ts
I have enrfi with yonr Pills better than to say all Vint o
trtr tn.it with a vuraatira medicine. I place creat depi n-
dence on an effectual cathartic in my daily contest wi J
disease, and believiDg as I do that your Pills afford us t is
best we have, I of course value ttietn highly.
PmaBtmo, Pa., May 1, 1855
Dk. J. C. Atkk. Sir: I hava been repeatedly cured f
the worst htadach any bodv can have by a dose or t vo
of your Pills. It seems to arise from a foul stom b,
which tliey cleanse at once.
Yours with great resjvect, F.T). W. rRKTtLE
Clerk of Sttamer Clear fb
milous Disorders tlver Complaint i.
F,wn. Dr. Titodcn t Bett, ny.w Tor Cry.
Not only are your Pit'.s admirably adiiptod to tbeir p tr
poee as an aperlunt. l uf. I find tlitir lxncliciiil eflocts ut on
the J-ivcr very marked indeed. Thty lmve in my pi xo
tico proved more tflTA'tual for the euro of b'limia oun-
plaint tliuii any on romcdy I enn mention. I aincer ly
lojoire tlmt vte'havft at ienstli a purgative which is or- .
thy the confidence of the profoasum aud the ,ne.
Dctartmbnt or rns IsTinron, 1
Waahintou, I. C, 7tli Keb., 1850. j
Ftn 1 1 have usad your 1'ilU in my general nml lioyp tal
practireever hince you made thorn, unl cannot besitut to
s.iy tiit-y are tho best cathartic wo employ. Tlvir re ru
laiin action on the liver is quick aud deoHed, coi se-qui-ntly
thoy are an admirable remedy for dcruugiui( uts
of tlit organ. Indeed, 1 have seldom found a chjm of
biliuut Jueuse so obstinate that it did not readily yWI '. to
them. fraternally yours, AlAZO ISA Li, M. B ,
i'ityiician nf the Marine Wisp taU
Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Relax, Worms.
i Voi Dr. J. G. Often, of Chicago.
Yonr Pitts have had a long trial in my practice, sr 3 1
hold them in eMeeiu as one of the best aperients I I avs
ever found. Their alterative ffect upon the liver nil kes
them an excellent remedy, when given in small do for
bdtmtt djseutrrti and diarrhoea, l lieir sugar-coa iug
ruukc them very acceptable and convenient for the use
of women and children.
Dyspepsia, Impnrlty of the Blood.
JVo liev. J. r. Jlimei, Alitor of Adeent Church, Bo. ton.
Dr. Ate: I have used your Tills with extranrdii ary
success in my family and among those I am called to riait
in distrens. To regniaie me organs m uignumi uu
purity the blood, they are the vry best remedy I liave
ever known, and I can confidently recommend the) a to
my friend. Yours, J. V. Ill Mi 9.
Warsaw, Wyoming Co., N. T., Oct. 24, 18! J.
Deak Snt : I aui lining your Cathartic Pills in my i rae
ltc, and find lliein an excellent purgative to clean the
svntem and purify the fmm'uine of the blood.
3 1 v JOHN G. MEACUAM, M. D.
Constipation, Cestlvcntsi, Snppressl nt
ltlicnmcttiHiii, uouc, ncaniK, 'V
ay, Paralysis, Fits, etc.
Firm Dr. J. F. Tatrghn, Mmtreal, Canada.
Too much cannot b said of yonr Tills for the en of
ttolifmrtt. If others of our fraternity have found hem
n rfftcnciotis ss I bare, they should join me in proc slm-in-f
it fur tho benefit of tbe multitudes who sulfcr from
that complaint, which, although bad enough in its tf, is
rlie progenitor of others that are worse. I belieTi co
d'triKU to originate in the liver, but your Pills affect that
organ and curs the disease.
From Mr. E Stuart, Phytician and Mulwif', Bo on.
I find one or two lar does of yonr Pills, taken 1 1 the
proper timo, are excellent promotives of the natural vcre
tion when wholly or partially suppressed, and also very
effectual to elranoe the ttomach and rxptl onrm. They
are so ranch the best physic we have that I recoux oend
no other to my patients.
From ihe Rev. Dr. Harriet, of (he MeOioditt Fpil. CK arch.
rciASKi Horse. Savannah, Ga., Jan. 6, 1556.
norcoRrt) Sib: I shonld be nnprnteful for the -ellef
your fckill has bronKht me ir 1 did not report my c tse to
you. A cold settled in my limbs and brought on eicru
ciatinz n'uralijie pnht, which ended in chronic rh uma
tisin. Notwithstanding I had the bet of physician I, the
dinease jrrew worse and worse, until by the advlca o your
exo-Uent wrent in Baltimore, Dr. Slackensie, I tried your
Pills. Their effects were slow, but sure. Ily persei ering
ia the use of them, I am now entirely well.
gexATS Chambe, Baton Rone, La., 5 Dee. 1 155.
Tin. Arra: I have been entirely cured, ly yonr P lis, of
Bhtumatic Govt a painful disease that had afflict ?d me
for years. VINCENT ELIDE LL.
js-Most of the Tills In marVet contain Me rury,
which, although a valuable remedy in skilful ha ids, is
ds--i-ous in a public pill, from the dreadful nse
qnences that frequently follow its incautious nec. Those
contain no mercury or mineral substance whatevei.
Price, 25 cents per Box, or 5 Boxes foi $1.
Prepared by Ir. J. C. AYEE So CO., Lowell. : H ass.
isiiUl hy K. P. I.ntz, J R. Moyer, a id O.
M Hayenbuch, B!oomebur, and by one
dealer in eterv town in the Slate.
April 6, 1861-ly.
NATIONAL HOTEL,
(Lstk White Swan)
Race Street, above ZA PhiSadeljiliia.
T. V. IlOAUES, Proprietcr.
Terms, $1.25 pep day,
rpO the old customers of this well-known
J House, I desire to say, that I have
renovated, improved and newly fun ished
ihe sarfie, and that I respectlully solicit
a continuance of their patronage.
S'ransers, travelers and visitors, cor
dially invite to the hospitality of the "Na
tionai" to come and see and jude lor
tliemelve of its advantages and iner ts.
The loealioH is central, and convenient
for Merchants and business men gen 'rally.
We will always endeavor lo Mudy the
warns and comforts of our uest, anil with
our on; experience coupled with o ir at
tentive "'and obii-in? assistants, wn feel
prepared to kep a good Hotel, and hope
to ive general satisfaction.
3 T.V. ROAEES.
Philad., Jan. 1st, 1862.
v H E CON F ESS IONS and EX P LUIj UN L I:
of SUFFERER. Published as a warn-
iri-r. and lor the e-pecial benefit of Young
Men and thns- who suffer with Nervous
Debility, Loss of Memory, Prematu e De
cay, &c, &c, &c, by one who has cured
himself by simple means, afer bei ig put
io " great expense 3nd inconvenience,
through ihe use of worthless met icines
prescribed by learned Doctors.
cmgle enpie may be had of the mthor,
C. A. LAMBERT, Esq , Greenpoint, Long
Island, by enclosing a post-paid addressed
envelope. Address CHARLES A. LAM
BERT. Eq, Greenpoint, Long Island,
New York. t
January 15, 1862 2m. ,
KOTICE TO LAXD OWN EES.
THE undersigned, Treasurer of Co'ombia
County, would give notice to all thoi e ow
ing him their taxes on unseated lands, for
the years 1860 and 1861, thai thej must
come forward and Day the same, bt tween
ik; ami th first nf Aoril. otherw'ne the
land will be advertised and sold. i. word
to the wise is sufficient &c.
' JAS. S. McMNCH.
Treasurer' Offlc, ) Trtower.
Bloomiburg, Feb. 19, 1862. j f.
STATEMENT""
OF THE FINANCES OF THE COUNTY
OF COLUM BI A Pa., FROM THE FIRST
DAY of JANUARY, 1861, to THE FIRST
DAY OF JANUARY, 1862.
flHE Auditors elected to fettle and adjust
the public accounts of Columbia county
have examined the ame from Ihe tst day
of January, 1861, lo the In dav of January
1862, and respecttuliy lay renre tne Hon
orable the Judges ot tnr court oi common
Plea, Ihe followins atatement and report,
asreeably to the 22d Section of the "Act ol
the Ceneral Assembly ol ih'm Common
wealth, passed the 4th day of April, A. D.,
1834."
JOHN JA. FUNST0N, Treasurer of Columbia
county, in account with said county :
DR.
Jan. 1861, To nxes outslnndinz, S7I43 37
do do push in Treasurer's hand 2055,48
Ian. 7th, To cash of J. J. Ram, land
re. learned,
Feb. 5th, To cah of S. F. Headley,
land redeemed,
Feb. 6, Tocafh of V. Cole, old iron,
Fe. 9, To cashjof J. Gulbraitli, laud
redeemed.
3,77
46,14
11,18
22,17
June, Am'tof Co. tax assM for 1861, R7S9.48
do do State tax ass'd lor lPtJi, bui.os
do A m't cash ree'd from military
ass'd 1S61, 71 08
Oct. To ten day assessment, 5,48
Nov. 12, To cash of A. Lilley, J. i'.,
on sal of an esttay,
Njv. 12 To cash received for use of
Court Room,
2,12
8,00
Dec. 18, Intere-M on Note of I rey-
hard, a Im'r of fe. Hyman. dee'd, 10,73
Dm. To Note of B. Hayman's adm'r, 2fi 24
To imereM of the same, 4 13
2b60l 06
CR.
By ami outstanding for 1861 and pre.
vious years, $.223.05
By exonerations allowed collectors 26S 25
By commissions, do do 880.87
IS v orders redeemed. 9134,70
l!v Trpasnrer'a com. on ?9000,PO, 360 00
By balance on the abatement a per
a f!i,!a TJunnrl (laimil Mar
Auditor Genl's Report.
28th, 1861,
PSih. 1861.
26,03
By am t of Slate lax paid S'ate Trea
nrer July 24th, 1861, 8290, 13
By cash in hands ot J reas. due co., 4'zi.us
26601,06
KXPCXDITrRPA
Assessors pay, spring asessrrient, S340,?9
An .In irieniel assessment, 429.03
ir769,'J2 !
AGRICULTR L SOCIETY. I
A'mt pa'nl Oor.ntv A?r Sic;"lv, S100,00 ;
Am't paid Auditor's a t.d C'erk,
Am't imid XV. Wirt for nrtditirg Pro
40 5 !
j
thouotury's and Re-isier's ac'ts,
. . .,
BRIDGE ANT ROAD VIEWS.
Am't naid sni:.t.V p"oti. - 1 1 0,00
BLANK BOOKS
i
Am't paid sundry per-oii bk hooks, 59 63 i
BOARD OF RELiEF.
Am't piid K"-nn- Sinter, in 00 ,
do F.liS'bet' Siether, 1( r.,1 '
do Mr-. Ks e Mahoney t" 00
do Margaret M.Oirr. Mm;
do Mary J. Thornlon. 6.00
do Mrs.' iMterson, . !.0()
t'o Mrs. Diehl, 5 t.'O
do Mrs. Taylor, f 00
do Mrs. Fowler, b 00
do Mr-. Mary Jane Manning, fv.oo
do Mrs. Eck, 5 00
do Rosalinda Warner, 5.00
Ho Sarah Simon. 5 00
Paid S BaMy feJ. Kvans, B of Keli-f. B.oO
?S6,00
COMMONWEALTH COSTS,
mount pnid snndn- persons. 5396,23
CONS r A BLBS' UETURNS.
Amount paid m i rt- several courts 86,30
COURT CRIER.
Am't p'd cotui erier durin2 the vear S54.00
CLEANING COURT HOUSE.
P'd Ann Lontr, cleanina: court house S17.00
COUNTY BUILDINGS.
Am't paid for repairs done to county
buddings diuin" the year, St 13,09
JCROPS WAGES AND MILEAGE.
Pot, I liirnn ni the several courts. 853. 26 !
PRIMING.
Wm. H. Jacoby,
Levi L. Ta'e,
A. B. Tate,
SI30.5a i
61,36
72 i-9 j
C3M4,4 1 j
1
S15r,fi2 j
S164.38
fak-mon JMin,
PENITENTIARY.
Pai ' Eas'.em ?'a' p.-o'ne-M.irv.
PROfllONOTAllV
Paid Jacob Evertv
' POSTAGE.
Amoun' l aid Plen:on John.
ROAD DAMAGES.
Paid William l oi-. Ben :.:,
do Jane Shep Madison,
ll'i
Sl5.on
35 0')
3'.'0 .('it
20.t
4- en')
10 no
li; ot!
20 00
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Mrs M Bir'on, l.i'tom,
James smke, Si'o't,
Jot'ii M-i'-.. do
IVcr M-hrlr, d-
Jaeob S'Hiier'c he.f. M viion,
Wfly Bowman, Ora e,
Jarob Ash, Benton.
A:t'-n Hester, jr., Mt. Plea-ant,
John Spn:h, i'n-on,
Dennis Pur-el, Btoom,
(2ross &Kuhn, do
Siph.") Knhn do
John Wi.tts, (2reer.wnod,
Mr. S. A. Petnkiti, Bloom,
i() t-U
7. HI
75 00
2 ?).(.()
2o.OO
11) 00
50,00
S7 12,00 '
S400 00
218.66
BRIDGE CONTRACTS.
Amt pair1 John Ent on coniiact,
do David Savage,
fc6l! 1.6
BRIDGE REPAIRS.
Amt ptd sundry prson lor repairs, ?279,22
COMMISSIONERS AND CLERK
George Miiler, 5149,50
Joseph R. Patton, lR-00
William I.amon, i...u
Charles H. Hes-,
Robert C. Fruit, Clerk, 4f"J
' ' S92ti,50
COMMISSION ERS? ATTORNEY.
Am't paid John G Freer", Att'y. S60.00
. . . mi.ii VIM'
D1S1KIUI Al itmmr,i.
Amt paid E. H. Li'tle Dist. A't'y,
ELECTION EXPENSES.
$97,00
4fsor
4o ' 29
Spring election s .vsaring otiiceise'
Special clec iori,
General election,
Sli.i4.2l
FOX AND WILD CAT SCALP
Amount uai I sundry ,f fun-,
FUEL.
Amount pa'u' for coal and wood,
INCIDENTAL.
S106.S7
$4. 3
S37 01
Amount paid sundry ;.rsnns,
ivcnn i Vi L'
Am't paid Lycoming Insurance co. S25 77
INQUESTS.
Amt paid snndry persons for holding
inquest during the year, ?33,04
REGISTER & RECORDER.
Paid D. Lee, recording I'rea bond, SP.OO
do " do for copying alphabet to
Mortgage Book, 50 nQ
SHERIFF'S BILL.
Am't paid John Suyder for conveying
Clark Price et. al. io Penitentiary $281 00
P'd J. Snvder board &c for prisoners 345,83
Paid Josiah H. Fermao for boarding
fce 25.90
OUUblD ww
fc653,73
SURVEYOR.
Paid Solomon Neybard for Sorveyins,
and making map for couoty, 594,27
Paid P. W, Shafer, eurteying co. ho
between Col. & Schuylkill conntie T5,00
, - v .. . - . . 6b9,27
STATE ROAD AND CO. LINE.
Paid Jas. Masters running Stale road
through Pine iownhip, 51,50
Paid Georae Mck et. al. running co.
line between Columbia & Lucerne, 30,00
$81,60
t31,00
TIP-STAFFS.
Amount paid at the several courts,
TAXES REFUNDED.
Ami of road and poor taxes returned
to townships,
5138 65
Amount io John Bond,
33
13K 98
Whole ami of orders ined J861,
Deduct ami of taxes refunded,'
89095.KO
13.P8
Expenditures for the year 1861, 8956, 62
We, tte nndei-i2 ne1 Auditor of ttie cc
of Coliimhia beinl uly electdto aifjusl and
settle Ihe accounts ol the Treasurer and
Co'rnisinneM, have carefully examined
ilie accounts and vouchers of the .ame.from
the first day of J-utuary. A D . 1861, to the
fitM diy ot Jj'iuary, A. D., 186 do certify
that we find them porrect a et forth in
Ihe foreaoin statement, and that we find
a balance due Colombia county of FOUR
HUNDRED &TWEFTY-ONE DOLL MIS
AND THREE CENTS, from John A. Funs-
ton. Treasurer of said county.
Given under our hands this seventh day of
January, A. D , 1862.
GEOKGK M. HOWELL, r
JOS. B. KNITTLE, V ,J
JOHN F. FOWLKU, Aud,l"-
Adetf DANIEL LEE, Clerk.
We, the nmlerfigned Commissioners of
Columbia county, do cert'fy that the fore
joins i a correct statement of Ihe accounts
I - c r j i . i iom
(IU VOiimy lor inr yr
st our hands this seventh day of January
A. D. 1662
JOSEPH R. PATTON. ) Ccmm's
WILLIAM LAMON, of
CHARLES H. HEbS ) Col Co.
Attest R. C. FRUIT, Clerk.
Auprrwe.l hv iiie Cour', Feb. 4 ill l"f-2
STEPHEN BALDY, ) A-.ociate
JOHN M REYNOLDS. J Jud-es.
Commi'-sioiif rw Otlice, )
Bloomsbars, Feb. 5, 162.1
IVfllfam G. Terry,
Bookseller, Blank Book Mailing, nrpr end
De;iW in Imported and American Station
ery, arid Photograph Albums, S. W. cor.
Fonrthend Rp.ve, Phitada.
Elaiik Accou.il !ookSj
FoOLS-CAP PAPER, LETTER. NOTE,
Bill, Sermn-i ond )raivin r pper, Cuftin-
and Wrapping pperf.
Sl itP. Hic('jrriin(i!i V
J-.n vemps, I enc:l.
nrl. CtiesT G'ld
P.-ti. Pa".!
h.iv. H tr.n. Prstvcr
Or
A p.
an. E'"!i
i & Fie:"i lts Pocke
&.? , '! o! wr, ich
vi'tv ir v 'if.e-i for Ciib
W. t-nr 4 I & Riv-, p:-i :.
; !(-, Wr.l. j f
; r r i ' -i.lt ,i'
W-t. i r. . s
Blank C oks of Hip Rest Q ?ailiy,
p-i'i . bung"! mi t.i'v prire-. m vv't vari
iy r,i : I- t bin iin? n- Win. CJ. Perr,'r
Acco'n d Bo k Mii'i'.'Hc"ir!U S. W. t or -itlt
a 'vJ R i.-c S;reets. Phi! 'a.
Fnniily RjSIrs.
A larr:e assortment fH!tn:i a1 very 1 )v
prices for cash. Wm. (2. P-'try,
S. W. ror Four-b & Ka- S"'e s.
IStjy 1Vb:i. S. Perry's
Steel Per;, the best and cheapest in the
market Wit. G. Perry, S tti.mr,
S W comer Fonnh & R;t-"
Sllin? at a brtiain i'r.tcfi aers btiv'"i?
Rool
and Stationery for cah, can
pnr-
rlinift rnnct blnv; wholesale prices at
W cor. Fourth tfc Rice.
Wm. G Prry,
Bpokeler and Statior.or
Of pvery description execn'ed in the best
style. Person having books in quantity
that r-eetl binding, ran have ihem boni d
at the prS"nt time al very low rates. None
bet esuerieiited workmen art emp!ryed
in rr.y cstsMi-hment. Wm.G. PERRY.
lrrk Under t:nd S'jti"uer.
!", iir-r. Si R
; Tt I tr..
Sts, Phi
ELIXIR PR0FYlaijNk
T.-iT "XT" : J
... . , .,r v i " .-e l.itro.fiK-il
i f 'ha it pi' ca! rfeseioo of
I've Ciyi'Lz'l Chirr i-le rj
1.1- c c.'rv
iii:3it;:Y fuvl miEir-MTisji :
Ai.'1. tiAvtg r'.-.MVr-d troni Mi'tiy -
N.;h r. ni pssien?n ot the hi-'iet v.i'd-
i. .r 'nnd Iro n -t :s. Ke irtn-'.
ri.iltfiins 1 esilmom.tls of I:nI Vain"
in ir-'atin? r,t ft t : paintnl hi
i re li-pr.sp. v. c are ii..lnr-1 io p
to the ptibiie m a lorm READY FOR IM
MEDIATE USE, which we hope will com
mend itself to tive who are suffering with
this afflicting complaint, -and o the m!di
cal prartiiioner who may feel disposed lo
test ihe powers of this valuable remedy.
ELIXIR PROPYLAMINE, in the firm
above spoken of, has recently been extpu
sively experimented with in the
EVmssylvatiia SlospiJa!,
and with MARKED SUCCESS (as will ap
pear fr-m the published accounts in tne
medical journals.)
CF". It is carefully pui up ready for im
mediate ne, with full directions, an I can
be oMained from all the druggieM at 75
Cnt per tH'ttle. ami at wholesale of
BULLOCK d CRENSHAW,
Drii.'g'.-ts ir d Man'jfactnririg Chemisis,
Pl!l!.lIK:.P!tlA, Pkxna.
T--- 26. ).afl I .
njiJO ; t 'HV I.N ALi. I I 3m-. -
n. i'i.'i ' e i k wn t'..
art at C G CH J.XES GAt.LKIi. iS2
Aren Str-ei. East of S:f. hhiUd I . i i :
nfLtt Si. in Oil HM'I Pastil.
PIT S'ertt-i'Op'c Portrait.
59"Ambrot" pes, Dagnerreoty: e. &.
For Cases, MtialliOt)s, Pins, Ring. &"C
iiovM
Execnli' IN'olice.
Estate vf Chmttrplitr Hdler. lite of Mifflin
township. Col co., ee i.
FETTERS testamentary n Ihe c-'ate of
J Christopher Heller, late of M.fflin iwp..
Columbia connty ileceasi', have been
granted by the Reg-ster ot Columbia conn
r, lo Samuel Helkr, residing in Hollen
back township, Luzerne county. All per
sons indebted to raid estate are requested
to call and make immediate payment, and
those having claims or demands will pre
sent ihem propetlv authenticated for tettle
ment to the undersigned.
SAMUEL HELLER, Extculor.
January 8, 1862. 6t.
ORANGEVILLE ACADEMY,
NORMAL SCHOOL
roaiaiccciALD institute
Oiangtvi'le, Columbia County, PennsyfouiJi
flHE Third Term o the present Acad em-
ic year of lhex Orangeville Male and
Female Acalemy, wiiicommence on l ues-
day, February 4th. 1862;
Prof. 11. I. WaLUVH, A. ill , Prlnclpnl.
NORMAL DEPATMENT.
In the arrangement of Classes, the course
of study and instruction, and the examina
tion and graduation of pupil-, in lids de
parlment wdl conform to the State Normal
chonl of Penti9vania and to the views
of the Stale Department ol Public Sch6oI-
I he liixiiiuiion will be under the coarse
of Prot. H. D. Walker, A. M., as Principal,
who as a Scholar, a Teacher and a Lecturer,
is too widely known to need any repom
meudalio'i. The Truteei have fcpared
nei'her paiiii nor expense lo secure the
service ot a man in whose integrity and
ability thy have entire confidence ; ami
they are deiermined that the sohnol in the
advantages which it proffen lo the public
fha!l not be surpassed y any similar in
sii'.uiion in the State. Atrangementa have
aho been made lo eonneel with the Insti
tution a COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE In
which the conre of InMructinn wi.i he a
complete an-.l ihorough a- in ihe best Com
mercial College. S udent, aUo whii are
ilestroU" oj jinriiinr Classical or select
studies will have, as in the State Normal
Schoolc, ihe needed facilities anl
ms.rtic- i I
t lion. I
The preparatory and mode! schooU, un
der the direct charge of the Principal, w ill
comprise pupils whose age or attainment
do not qnalil them to pursue the ffudiea
of the regular cla-e. 1" this department
there wili be furnished lo the teacher stu
dents who are qnalifi?d for it, an op
ponunitv tor practice in the Art ol Teach
ing, and lor learning ho.v to otganiz-.
arrange, and instruct a rchool, in snch a
nidiitier ihal under their direction our pub
he shall become truly model Schools. Lec
tures tn the Tueory and Practio of Teach
ing will L given t- tho Teacher student
weekly. Ptildic Lectures will also be given
S-mi-M-MU!,ly.
Tuition, pe r m-'io-i, rd eleven weeks :
For the hrt r3ii' $4 00; Jjerond grade
:"5.00; Third 2ra" SC. 00 ; Co'nmercial
Deparirrient ?15, fu!l coarse.
One hiilf the Tuition is required lo bp
paid p.t the opening of each be.-ion and
!D o'her hsif al the cloe ; unless, by
nreeir.ent ; no deiiuz'ion made tor b
pface except in raM of iM.nt.inued illness.
Bo irciin ar'l urn!sid rooms will be
,-iven S n !ei t- al f.vo (lulUrs pr week.
Tee'" nre a!o rO''n s lo let tor those who
i to t o;ril thejnxel ves.
t e i-x' b 'oks ui-eil in the Institution
i-:.n be had in it e place at the uual selliiii!;
:rt'e.
r?"Fcr furiher particulars address the
Priori p.il or
E L'.zarus, James Patterson,
(J Bmenbeiider, V-sle B.wman,
J.S. Woo.!--, Jfimtnsl Artienbuch,
William Fri:z. Hoard of 'I rustics.
Ofiinevi;le, Jan. 15. IS62.
THE flU EAT CAUSE OF
II V ,13 A IV .13 I S I) K Y .
Jest PnbUliPil in a S'fohd E us doped,
f'rirr f , rut :
A LECTURE BY DR. CULVER-
WKLI , ON THE CAUSE AND
UUE, of Sp-rmatrrrhfe, Coii-
sntn'Mion. Meotnl and Physical I'Oiiity,
Nervousness. Epilep-y ; Impared Nuirtns
r f tfie Bo 'v. Lasilnde; Weakn-is of the
Limb-and tt e back; Indisposition and In
rimari'v lor study and Labor r Dullness of
Apt r-heni-ion; Less of Memory; Aversion
to Society: Love of Solitude; Timidity,
Self Distrust; Dizziness; Headache; A flec
tions rd tne Eys; Pimples on the Face,
Involuntary Emissions, and pevual Incapa
city; ihe font-equences.of Youihlul Lidis
rret io;. . &e.. &C.
T" I his admirable Lectureclearly prove
I hat
e nt'ove einimera'eti, imh-ii m
evil m:iy be removed withthts
i c. i r r
wttiiout tiangerom snrjicai
u- :'.- should be rea.J by every
: "vi-yv !!:;'. in 'he latitl.
r -eal, f !t' a:!dres, in a plain
. v vtii.r.ti t;, r-etpt of siv cents,
.v-iri--e sfTii'S, t ad.'res-ing
t w o
DR CHAS. .1. C. KLINE,
!27 H vry
Jai,.ar
N. Y. P-i-t Othi e box 4586.
IS62-1.
(OF J E 115 EY TOWN, PA )
ATHl'E Mit-m! er would respect! ttlly
ap-
pn-e I is !r pr
d- nr.d the public pener-
.1
hi. tiiK
e-taoii.-ne'.i tne
MADISON
house,
; ,, J-rs-vtown, Colntntia county
Pa. The
nhnvp ) onse lias ! t t v been T"fitted and
i ot! t- , n dergotc a 'horongh reptiiring by she pro-e-i.t
it rrieior H- i- Itdlv pr-pared to entertain
' . ... ii .i.- i.,i
ii. a t r.i ve . . in ' Cll-'OOI s ri inr -n
with er."ral sHti-taction , His TABLE and
BAR. are well snt-piied an'"5 will te careful
ly sni etttfended. And hts STA BLE is am
n!v and well stocked, in charge of careful
yrnoms, wiil always be properly attended
V?' He invites a share of ihe public cus.
torn. and pledges his best efforts, to help
his"uests leel at home.
SAMUEL RIMBY
Jerf?ytown, Jan lfc6J.
jIXU AT COT.
FEW CO.'l, rants and Vets, Miawl
B. vs' tioots, c, will be sold c(T at cost
tv I.. 1 . SIIAKIM.lS
Xnnv itr.slnnaing the ericrmons price
which Cotton Goods. Cj.ocenesj &e., e
manJ. I am determined to uw the fiipx
rimitv nf ihe CAMI AND READY PAY
SYSI EM. b celling goods at lower profit
trian ever bt(nr.
JUS!' RECEIYED iA lot of Hoop Skirt,
with ih" ia'tii.iis Knrelia attachment, the
ntilnv nf- Mtiich will be read ly seen upon
t a ti i ; a' to'-.
A LD r OF CALICOES, net-.l siyle, which
will re ol I i.t j rice varying from 10 to
'YaDIES' MOROCCO HEELED SHOES
at S;25
A'jsO, 'he Balmoral Skirt, a conven's
B'v Atin-n ev-ry lady should possess.
GROCERIES H b" 'dd at ihe lowest
i.rofiis. vsiih all o.her goods, at
L. T SHARPLESS",
Cheap Cash S.ore.
Bloomsborg, Jn- 15, 1862.
TS.E
CELEBRATED ASHLAND
MILLS WADDING,
A SUPERIOR I OTTON FOR QUILTING.
&c: lor sale cheap at the Cheap Cash Store
' L. T. S1URPLESS.
nioomsbcrg, October 30, 1861.
F O It SALE!
ki F.VF.RAL desirable Building Lot
Bloomsborg, for sale, inquire of
Jane 20, 1860-tf. W.WIRT.
Iaif ortant to.House Owners.. , . ,.
Important to Builders.
Important to Rail Road CompaSies.
Important to Farmers.
To ell whom this may concern, . and it conc$rnt'
every body. ;
JOHXS 4- CROSLEFS
IMPROVED GUITA PERCH A.
The Cheapest at.il most durable Koohmg
in use.
IT IS FIRE AND WATER PROOF.
It can be applied to New and Old Roofs of
All kind", steep or flat, and to Shingle '
Roofs wirhoiM removing the Shingles.
THE COST IS ONLY A 'OUT ONE- THIRD
TH VT OF TIN A N I T Is TW 1 CK
AS DURABLE.
Thi ar'tcJe ha oeen ihorotigly lestdrin
New York City and all pan of ihe United
State. Canada, West todies and Central 1
and South America, on Building ol all
kind-, such s F.iciftries. Foundries Chorch
e. Rail Road Depots, Car, gnd On Publio
Buihlingf generally, Government Buildings,
Si, by ihe principal Buildefa, Architect
and others, during ihe pasi fon years, and
has proved to be ihe CHEAPEST and
MOST DURABLE ROOFING in os ; it is
in every respect a fiire, waier, weather and
TIME PROOF covering for ROOtJl OF
ALL KINDS.
Ihi ii the ONLY material mnmrf ictured in '
the U iled Stufei which eombinen the very
tiesirabie properties of Etust icily and Dtiri
bility, which are universally acknowledged
to t,.. poKPB?ed by GUTTA PERCHA and
INDIA RUBBER.
! Ao Ufctt in required in making appli-
raitntt.
lie expctn-e ol applying it is tnnninz with
oruinary ttooi ran oe covwrea and liri. ,
ished the some dny. , ,
IT CAN BE APPLIED BY ANY ONE. "
end when finished torm a perfectly Fi-e
Proof surface an elastic body, which'
caimot be injured by Heat, Cold or Storms,
Shrinking of Hoof Boards, nor any external '
action uha'evr. ,
LIQUID CUTTA PERCHA CEMENT.
For Coating Metals ol all Kinds when ex-.
poed lo the action of Ihe Weather and
For I'reservivg and liepairing Metal
Hoof 3 of oil Kinds, ,
This is the only Composition Known
which will successfully resist extreme
changes of climates, for any length of time,
when applied lo ne'als, to which il adhere,
lirmly, lorming a body equal io three coal
of ordinary ;ainr, rosts mueh Ies. snd will.
LAS P 'JHREE TIMES AS LONG ; and
from its elasticity is not injured by the con
traction ol TIN and other METAL HOOFS,
consequent upon sudden changes of the
weather.
It will not CRACK IN COLD OR RUN
IN WARM WEATHER AND WILL NOT
WASH OFF.
Leaky 'J in and ether Me'al Roofs can he
readily repaired wnh GUTTA PERCHA
CEMENT, ard prevented from further cor
rosion am leaking, thereby ensuring a per
fectly water tight Roof for many velars.
lnis Cement is peculiarly adapted lor tne
preservation of Iron Railings, Stoves, Ran
ges, Saiep, Agricultural 1 triple rcenls, lit,
also for ceneral manulacturers n-e.
GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT
For preserving and repairing Tin and other
Metal Roots or every description, from itl
great elaiicity, is not injured by the con
traction and expansion ot Metals, anc wili
not crack in cold or run in varm weather.
These material are adapted to all cli
mrves, and we are prepared to supply or
ders Irom any part of tr.p country, at short
no'ice, for GUTTA PERCHA ROOFING in
r' ll, ready prepared for use, and GUTTA
PERCHA "CEMENT in barrel,, wih full
printed directions lor application.
AGENTS WANTED9,
We rcill mnkc liberal and ftti-f ictory arrange'
tncn3 wiHi repniUe pit tics tcho would blue to
establish themselr.es in a Lncrative aud Perma
nent business.
OUR TERMS ARE CASH.
We can give abundant prool of all we
claim in favor of our improved Roofing
Materials, have applied them to several
thousand Roofs in New Yotk City and vi
cinity JOHNS & CKOSLEY,
Sole Manufacturers,
JHinhsalf Warehouse 78 iniliam St.,
Corner ol Liberty Street. NEW YORK.
Full descriptive Circulars and Prices wiil
J be famished on application.
Ocober 16, 18G1 ly.
CIIESTSCT STREET, ACOYE TUIRD
N the immediate neighborhood of Ihe Job-
bin? Honpes on Market Third, and Chest-
nt-.t S're's, the Batiks, Post Office, Mer
chants' Exchange. &c &c.
HO itl I V.K L IT $1 50.
Accommoddtior. v. Lev requited on the EU
ROPEAN PLAN: Rooms Irom oO csras
and upward, per dv,and meals al a First
Ci,ass Resturant attacked to tht Hotil.
Price a'-cording to the Bill of Fare.
I be ity 'r lk l'senger Irom any
srmioti In or C;iosp totuc Zlotel.
fir English, Frei.ch, German aod Spanish
spoken.
July 17.
P ETK R 12 N T
UAS Just reeeived from Philadelphia,
and is now opening a the oM stand
lataly occupied by Manz and Ent. a splen
did assortment of merchandize, which will
be sold cheap for
cash ou ecuvntY produce.
Hi stock sonsisij of Ladte' Dress Goods,
choieest styles and la'est fashion.
DRY GOODS GROCERIF.S,
HARD-WARE, QEE N S-WARE,
CEDAR WARE. HOLLOW-WARE,
IRON, NAILS AND SPIKES
BOO IS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
READY MADE CLOTHING, &C. kC.
In short everything usually kept in a
counfv More.
The patronau of old friend, and the
public ucneraily, is respectfully solieited.
TIip highest market price paid for conn
try produce. PETER ENT.
'Light S'reet, Dec. 18, 1961.
SPECIAL KOTIITJ.
TO CONSUMPTIV RS.
The Advertiser, having been res'ored (
health i" a very few weeks by a very sim
ple remedy alter having suffered several
years with a severe loog affection, and that
dread disease, Consumption is anxious to
make known lo hi leliow-sufferer the
mean of cure.
To all who desire it, he will ndacopy
of the prescription used, (free of charge.)
wilh Ihe directions for preparing and oing
the same, which they wiil rind a sur enw
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c.
The onty object of ihe advertiser in send
ing the Prescription i o benefit. ih afil.c
led, and spread information which he con
ceive tobe invaluable, and he hope every
sufferer will try hi remedy, a it will cost
them no'hiiig, and may prove a blessing.
Parlies wisiiin il.e prscription will
please address $
Rev. EDWARD WILSON,
Wiliiamburfi, Ems to., N. Y."
October 3U, 161, .4n.
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Ayer's Cathartic Pills.