STAR OF THE NORTH
ftrdncsday Kerning, April 23d, lSiil.
A load of dry wood will be taken at this
office on subscription. '
'" Ocr farmer have been busily engaged
the past week in polling in their oa;s.
Cor ground is being prepared, through
oat the county by out farmers, pretty brisk-
iy- " ,,,, - ;
We give room to a well written army let
ter in this-week' Star. Il come from one
of Capt. McCIure'a men who are puny fiora
th';5 connty.
- We enjoyed a liste rain on Monday last,
although it was a little too cold. We can
notice already the good results Vegitation
is looking up quite smartly in this section.
m m m m
The "Iron Gcariw" were encamped as
late as '.he 19ih inf., at Manassas Junction,
and ha vj beeu there over a week. They
are gem ig along finely not much sickness
among them and all in good spirits.
On ovi first page will be found an article
prepareu for the Star, on the "great issues, '
by a Democrat of Benton township, this co.
Betore he writes again for our paper we
would ak him to study "brevity."
Miss Mast Barklkt advertises that she
has just received her spring and summer
slock of milliuery goods. She has all the
late styles and lashions, in her hoe ol busi
ness. Give her a call.
An apprentice to the priming business
will be taken at his office if application is
made soon. One who will not " gradua e"
in ten or twelve days, as did our last ap
prentice, is prelerred.
A son of Cvrvs FhY, of this place, met
with an accident, a lew days ago, while out
shooting pistons, by the bursting of his
gun-tarrel, which shattered one of his
hands pretty badly. Young America can
not be too careful when handliuii fire-arms.
Major Wh. B. Koons, of the "Exchange
Hotel" of this place, is making another im
provement, to his already convenient and
well arranged bouse, in the hape of a
tastelully constructed porch, in front to the
second story. It adds con-iderab:y to lte
appearance ol the house.
Col. Tatk has tesumed the editorial con
trol of (he UeMotrat. His ''oaluiatory" ap
peartni las! week, and Col. Freeze' "vale
Victory" week before last. The Democrat
voder Freeze's control was edited w ith con
f ideiaMc ability and we hope to we a con
tuuauce ol the same while under the super
Vimou of its present conductor-
Charles H. Noll, who is a member of
Capi. Wiirers Company of Pi iladeiphia
and who formerly earned on a barber-shop
in iM place, is home on furlough, f jr the
purpura ol visiting tits Uiniiy and recruiting
up his health which is rather delicate Mr
Noll is a thorough disciplined soidier and a
true patriot.
Wk want it correspondent in every town
and township in the county, who will send
cs the new of the neighborhood. It is not
recessary ttiat he or she should wriie an es
say upon whatever incident there may b
to communicate, but simply that the farts
cf the case be given in a legible band and
an intelligible style. Friends, send us your
local new . '
Corner Stonk Latino. The corner store
of the Evangelical Lutheran Church a; Mor
densville, Columbia co , Pa., will b laid
with appropriate services, on Saturday the
ord day of May cext, at Hi A M Minis
ters from a distance are expected to l ? pres
ent and take part in the services Neigh
boring ministers and the public generally,
are cordially invited to attend the exercises.
E. A. Sharretts, Palor. Com.
We notice some of our Republican ex
changes have much to Fay about the "re
suscitation ol the locoloco prty " They
seem to fear that party and to keep it down
is their whole object. The Republic par
ly has given evidai.ee of short life; one by
one the leaders of that party are being
swamped under the heavy masses of cor
ruption wrought out by them. Some new
name must hurriedly be applied, The
stench of Republicanism is becoming too
offensive to the nostril of the masses of
that party. Many aru ready to seek shel
ter and protection under the guidance of
the old democratic party, which has always
been the true constitutional party of the
country. : '
Tut Republican of this place while giving
Toodles' antecedents" might have added
the fact that John C Fremont, who appears
to be a great favorite ol the Republican, was
once tried before a Court-Martial, and had
his guilt been clearly established no donbt
would have received the penally of his
crime, by being ordered out and 6hot;yet
this same Fremont some limes writes Mili
tary Proclamations, which he invariably is
compelled to modify. According to the Re
publican's estimation of men5who have been
arraigned before a Court, a proper allowance
should be made upon what th'19 man Fre
mont writes for publication, military, polit
ical or otherwise.
Pat the Printer -To those of onr patrons
in arrears we would say. come forward and
pay the printer." To many we have sent
our paper for four years without receiving
anything, and to ihose, in particular, we
would say 'pay the printer" and iave trouble.
They shocld have the satisfaction ol know
ing thauibey were reading their cwa paper
and not curt All in arrea for vne year or
more we wiih to pay us Ly May Court, as we
have money to raie and must h ive il ' There
are a few who are in the habit of paying us
in advance and receiving the paper at our
advance price. To those we would say if
they wish the. paper continued at the ad
vance price, thej rauil be more punctual
and nay at the commencement. Those
owing us for publishing administrator's no
tices and sales of real estate, kc, are also
expected to call and settle their account.
Leiweeit this and the 10th of May next.
TREASURER'S SALE
OF UNSEATED LANDS..
AGREEABLY to the provisions of an Act
of Assembly, entitled an Act directing
the mode of selling Unseated Lands for tax
es, ard lor other purposes, passed the 13th
day of March, 1815, and the further sup
plements thereto, passed the 13th day of
March, 1817, 25th day of March, 1821, "and
9th day of March, 1847, the Treasurer of the
county of Columbia, hereby gives noiice
to alt persons concerned therein, that unless
trie Co, Road, School.Poor and State Taxes
due on the following tracts of Unseated
Lands, situate :n Columbia county, are paid
before 'he day ot sale, the whole or such
par s of each tract as will pay the (axes
and costs chargeable thereon, will be sold
at the COURT HOUSE, in Bloomsburg,
county ol Columbia, on the 9di day of June
J862, being the second Monday, and to be
continued by adjournment, from day to day
for arrearages ol iaxe due said county and
the cost accrued on each trait respectively.
WARRANTEES OR OWNERS.
BENTON TVV P.
Acres. Xojf. Cts
80 John Young & Co. 18 00
BEAVER.
372 Andrew Clark, 18 36
4u0 Sarah A. CaufTran, 6 60
la Isaac Davis, ( 82
J5 . do do 111
30 Anthony Davis, 2 88
Jon Benjamin P Frick, 3 3rj
209 John Graeff, 6 85
150 Mann & Roat, 4 97
87 Elias Miller, - 2 07
100 George Nungesser, 4 97
100 Georte Noyer, 3 30
63 Franklin Shuman, 4 12
40 More Schlicher, 3 96
200 Peter Yobe.dec'd, 6 60
125 Lewis Filger, 2 96
200 William Stewart, 4 80
200 William Grey 9 90
BUIARCREEK.
41 Jesse Bowman, 9 93
4 Seth B Bowman, 121
180 Christopher Bender, 2 78
277 Lewis Bender, 3 99
427 Nathan oeach, 12 94
28 W. J T. Clemm.. 3 38
10 Fhilip Frea. 2 42
50 John Freds' estate, 9 08
150 Andrew Freas, 4 51
90 Gilbert Fowler, - 2 78
64 John Parkerson, 1 94
35 Daniel Seybert, 1 9
7 do do 25
3C0 Joseph Sharpies & others 18 15
90 J H Young s estate, 2 37
140 Daniel F Seybert, 4 25
CONYNGHAM.
320 George Ashloti, 96 00
394 -Peier Dehaveu, 78 80
331 Joseph Jordan, 65 00
376 Caleb Lowndes, 112 80
398 William Miller, 79 60
3S9 William Porter, 77 80
340 Daniel Reese, 68 68
109 Peter Smith, 21 80
4 Richard Tunis 80
372 -Whiieman, 74 40
337 John W arner, 67 40
382 John Young, 76 40
277 Ro he rt Jordan 84 70
285 Andrew Porier, 87 15
170 Thomas Ruston 12 24
3-0 Mary Huston 38 76
3U3 Lewis Walker. 92 65
34 Johnston BeaIey, 78 33
100 G-ortje Betktiam 40 OH
30 Thoruai B;ir-ies, 2 4o
34 Thomas Hdtzhimer, 78 33
34 Robert Hiitzhurier 235 04
3S4 William Shannon 235 04
250 An:o Wickershara, 51 00
3 Divinou A., Martin Lands, 1 77
120 do B , do do 72 00
35 do C, do do 21 07
441 Ebeuezer Branham 134 88
100 Peter Bauher 20 40
429 Joshoa Beam, 44 69
406 John Young 41 41
1 12 John Huston 6 72
tl36 Paxton. K'ine & Sharpless 31 21
1 00 Jacob Tnen, 6 0u
100 do do 6 00
i.0 37 6-10p Foulk & Preston Reireat(4 10
114 119p Aitemus & Co.
17 16 Sam'l S Aliemus, 10 22
. I 9-16 J Aiispaci) jr. 13 12
LENT UK
5 Samuel Achenbaeh 34
i Be jmiti A lebach, 7
4 Jacib Bond 56
7 William Fr.tz, 34
3 J cob Good 31
8 George Harman 1 12
9 Emanuel Lzrus, 1 1
10 Eiias Reese 78
, CATTAW1SSA.
16 Solomon Helwig 4 44
25 Schmich & Rrobst 86
FRANKLIN.
40 Jeremiah Fncher 1 20
80 EIijHh Reynolds & Co. 2 40
F1SHINGCREEK.
140 William Buckalew, 5 39
200 Frees & Hoffman 7 73
250 Michael Lemons 1 1 59
41 Edward Mi-Henry 7 84
60 Wil!i&m Patterson's estate 4 63
113 Abraham Young, 22 45
267 Dauiel F. Seybert, 10 11
GREENWOOD.
25 John Covanliovan's estate 5 99
59 Isaac A. DeWitt, 9 48
59 James DeWitt's heirs II 81
100 Samuel C. Longshore 9 98
14 Robert Montgomery's estate 1 32
50 George Reese 2 02
28 Jeremiah Whitson 3 37
25 William Park, 1 07
HEMLOCK.
39 Nathaniel Campbell 5 63
100 Robert Montgomery's estate 15 25
JACKSON.
50 Georse Dda 2 43
400 Elias Golder & Co. 10 11
5 Abraham Hidler, 87
21 McCall's heirs 1 00
400 Newhard & Goldet 10 11
50 William Stephens 2 43
LOCUST.
200 Thomas Biltihgtou 20 70
55 Samuel John 5 63
54 do do 5 53
30 William Sayers 4 14
153 Wright Hughes 7 79
$..1200 Mary Myers B 90
otI90 Daniel Reese 6 50
i I200 Mary Ruston 6 90
i!200 Charlotte Ruston 6 90
Jot200 John Reynolds 6 90
J.dlOO Thomas Ruston 3 44
i 2(0 Mary Alvers 6 90
$oll9C Dame. Reese, 6 50
if20C Alary Rus-on 6 90
i 1200 Charlotte Huston 6 90
f 200 John Reynolds 6 90
So. 100 Thomas Ro-ton, 3 44
MIFFLIN. !
13 George Brown 90
27 Jacob Hanzel jr. 74
10 Marsliall G Kinney 172
" 3 Geo. Longenberger 10
20 Abraham Masteller 2 53
20 Peter Miller, 49
175 . George Nungesser 4 37
209 Jacoo Sch weppenheiser 6 52
80 Peter Yohe's estate, 2 01
S00 Thomas Lemon, 7 63
MADISON.
40 William Ellis 60
127 Robert Montgomery's estate 3 80
8 William Ginales, 1
- MAINE.
400 Boyd & Paxtorr 28 25
17 llenxv & Jacob Banman 3 53
Benjamin . P. Frick
Jeremiah Fincher,
George Lonuenberger
Henry G Miller,
C. F. Mann, Esq -J
Isaiah Snuman
' Joshua Webb 2d,
Ml PLEASANT.
Samuel Boone
William Beers
Samnei Melicic
John Melick
ORANGE.
Peter Bellas sr.
PINE.
Mathias A'ppleman
Thoma3 Davi' estate
.James Lockard
Lewis Schuyler
Samuel Snyder
Vallershiimp's estate
ROAUINGCREKK.
Peter Baughner
Thomas Barnes jr.
Part of John Huston,
Isaac Lindville
Daniel Levan, sr.
Jacob Trien
SUGARLOAF.
James Buckalew
Benjamin Cole's heirs
Goss' Estate
Conrad Hess' eetate
John Lockard
Aaron Lewis
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83
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100
18
80
21
30
116
50
60
100
165
137
50
195
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205
64
400
73
20
200
17
23
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47
275
150
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Robert Montgomery's estate 12
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Lemuel Roberis 2
Sarah Jane Roberts 3
James Shultz 5
Abraham Young 5
Btoomsbur Iron Co. 10
William Stephens 4
Wm Montgomery 2
JAMES S. McNINCIl, Treasurer
Treasurer's Office, 1
Bloomsburg, April 21, 1862. J
TREASURER'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE-SEATED
LAXD.
4 GREEABLY lo the provisions of the ci
ol Asenblv, entitled an Act to reduce
the State debt. &c , passed the 39ih ilay of
April, 1844, the Treasurer of ihe County of
Columbia t.ereby gives notice lo all p r
sii8 concerned therein, that unless tie
County, road, school, poor and State Tax,
Sic due on the following real estate situtte
in the t-ountv of Columbia, are paid before
the day of sale, the whole or such parts ol
each as will pay the charges and cotis
chargeable theteon, will be sold at tlie
Court House in BIoombnra. co. ol Colum
bia, on the 9th day of June 1862, being i he
second Monday, and lo be continued Dy
adjournment from day today for arrearages
ot taxes due can' county and the costs se
emed on each rspecttuMy.
0 l'NERSOR REPUTED OWNERS
BLOOM.
Aces. lean. Dots. Its
2 Kingston Coal Co, 1 5 00
35 Elizabeth Ritlfcr , 2 1 1 03
1 lot- Hiram W Thornton 1 2 00
1 lot Lydia Watiich 1 2 50
BEAVER.
29 John V. Crisweil 2 9 35
30 Mat.n Baldv & Crisweil 2 3 75
32 Franklin, Stewart & Co. 2 2 86
369 T. M Hubole 1 31 35
72 Jo'iti Baliard'g heirs 1 3 25
400 Geore A. Fnok 1 40 80
35 Solomon Barkhart 1 8t
130 Ctiailes S. Cxe 1 1 62
BENTON.
92 John KootiS 1 5 75
5 Andrew Fallows 1 67
50 illiam Mi Kelvy 1 3 50
30 J na'han Penningion 1 1 3?
116 E D. & J. R. Swanwnut 1 11 92
BRI A lit REKK.
72 John Gaiitenhoufe 1 82
38 JosihJi Fowler 1 2 42
25 Elizabeth Heiney 1 1 43
112 Samuel F. Headley 1 6 06
168 do do 2 34 02
ll Davli Ki-ner's estate 1 8
31 Gi le n tla-sler 1 1 70
5 Joh)Ii Low 2 80
11 Wilhj.n MeAITa 1 1 23
1 William Smith 1 101
150 John Beaver 1 84
3 At r.it. am Culp 1 44
30 Jo-.n Johroit 1 1 20
3j0 Joi.n Sey bert 1 6 00
60 J.u-ob Stibfler 1 2 00
25 Reuben Bower 1 1 32
38 Michael Bower 1 2 53
2 Henry Maruney I 54
31 W in lddins 1 1 16
CENTRE.
No. 10 John Ainler-on's est.. 2 1 17
do 7 Charle Brobsl 2 121
do 1 Waiter Cain 1 2 31
No. 16 Lewis Bngg's estate 1 1 72
4i Jacob Huichin 1 1 58
No.57 Abiaham Deiterich 1 1 95
i A. Deitench fi: Torby 1 1 86
6J Cyrus Boone 1 2 85
No.12 John W Clark 1 1 78
14 Levi Remley 1 2 63
? Richard Torby
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10 32
FISHINGCREEK.
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35
32
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69
24
23 James Parks 1 1
6 Isaac Drum 1 1
25 Monroe Merkle 1
23 Cyrus Fox 1 1
FRANKLIN.
27 Iaac Richard 1 1
Juha A 'Crowley "
GREENWOOD.
22 SanfoM Gearhart 1
2 lo's'Janies Hampton 1
11 Samuel C L'iihore 2
JACKSON.
100 Ilenrv C Hess, two 2
80 John Roberts one 1
MADISON.
7 Caleb Fox two 1
MAINE.
1 lot George Gardener two 1
3 Henry Ko-tenbader one
3 Lucy Stewart. two
MONTOUR.
24 Georse Blecher 3 S
1 L. Davis 1
ORANGE.
1 lot Devanpori' estate 3 ' J
1 lot Jacb Evans 1
10 David Fester 1
60 J. R. Morris 1 i
4 Samuel Trumpore 3 5
73
50
1 11
56
40
51
50
92
28
47
55
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135 & Hot J. Covanhovan's est. 1
1! 24
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1 Joseph Fausey 1
PINE.
19 Iaac Bopart two
1 lot Adam Bobb one
79 Cox'a heirs two
100x Charrberlm & Sowns one
o0 Ezekiel Crossley
465 Wm Eduar
50 Lotl Parker
34 John H. Parker
273 Thos Stack house sr
100 Daid & A. Smith
' 41 Divid Sweeny
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jjjj J Samuel C. Lor.gshore 1
46 John Johnson one
59 Oaniel Shultz's eslate 1
43- John Sweenj 4
SUGARLOAF.
200 Bloomsbura Iron Co. " one
) 96
I 04
I 17
58
I 10
44
40 Lavina Golder,
JAMES S. McNINCIl, Treai'r
Treasurer' Office,
Bloomi.bnro. April 2nd, 1862 J
COAL Ulli. Aroesco Coal Oil toriale,
12 cts. per quart, by
JOHN K. GIRTO S.
Bloomebarg, Feb. 26, 1862.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
By virtue ot everal writs ol venditioni ex
ponas and Levari Facias, to me directed, is
sued out ol the Court of Common Pleas of
Columbia coun'y, will be exposed to pub
lic ale on SATURDAY, THE 3d DAY OF
MAY NEXT, at 1 o'clock p.m. of said day
at the Court House, in Bloomsburg, the fol
lowing real estate, to wit :
A tract or piece of laud situaw in the
township of Greenwood, county ol Colum
bia, bounded and described as follows, to
wit: on the nonh by land of James Patter
son, on the South by land of John Mason
and others, containing twenty six acres,
more or less, with the appurtenances.
Seized taken in execuiion and to be sold
as the property of John Covanhovau, dee'd."
ALSO,
All lhat certain tract of land situate in
Benten township, Columbia county, boun
ded and described as follows to wit: on the
north by land of Philip Krickbanm's heirs,
on the east by lands of David Dot), on the
south by lands of Andrew Runyan & Peter
Case, and on the west by land of Joseph
Hess, containing eighty three acres more
or less, about one half ol which is improv
ed land, whereon are erected a two story
frame dwelling honse.a wheelriahl shop, a
log Barn, and other outbuildings, with the
appurtenances.
Seized taken in execution and to be sold
as the property of N. P Moore.
ALSO,
All lhat certain trad of land situate in
Moumpleasant iwp., Columbia county, Pa ,
bounded and described as follows to wit: .
on the north by lands of John Austin, on
the east by land" of John Croise, on the
south by lands of Catharine Ziler, and on
the west by lands ol Jacoo Johnson, con
taining Shy acres more or less, about 35
acres of which is improved land, whereon
are ereeted a frame dwelling houe,a frame
stub'e, and other outbuildings, with the ap
purtenances. Seized taken in execution and to be sold
as the propetty of John Johnson.
ALSO,
All that certain lot of ground situate in
Bloom township, Columbia county, Penna
bounded and described a lollows to wii.-
On the South by the North Branch Canal,
on Ihe We6t by land of the Iron Dale Co.,
on the Nonh by a Street, and on the Eat
by lot of George Weaver, containing one
acre of land be the same more or less,
whereon are erected a two story frame
dwelling house, a lrame stable, and other
outbuildings, with the appurtenances.
Seized taken in execuiion and to be sold
as the property of Jaoob Reiswick.
ALSO,
All those certain lots and tracts of lane
as lollows to wit: All ihose three lots lying
contiguous to each other, situate in Kerns
town, Locust township, Columbia connty,
Penn'a, bounded and described a lollows,
to wit: on the northwest by an Alley thirty
three feet w ide, on ihe northeast by a Main
street of said town, on the southeast by
land oi Francis Kern, and on the southwest
by an alley, containing one third of acre
each, more or les, whereon is ereeiel a
new two story frame store house, with the
appurtenances. ,
ALSO Six other lots silnate in theiown
and county atore-aid, lying contiguous to
each o.her, bounded on the northwest by
ldiids ol Peter Rhoads, on '.he nonhwet by
a Main street leading through the town to
Slab-own, on the i-onheast by an alley 33
leet wide, and on Die southwest by an al
ley, containing one third of an acre each,
more or less, whereon are erecred a new
iwo story lian.e dwelling house, a -mll
lrame store house, a wtll ol water, and
other ouibi'ildmgs. w ith the appurtenances.
ALSO Oi.e other lot situie in the iwp.
and county aloresaid, bounde-l on ihe south
west by a public road leading (rom Kerns
town to Slabiown, and on the nortei by
lands of Peter Rhoad. on the northeast by
lands ol Nicholas Englehan, and oi ihe
Soush and Easi bv land of Franc i II Kern,
containing eleven acres more or less, all ol
which i cleared laud, whereon is erected
a K.: bam ar'd other outbu.l lings, with toe
appurtenances.
ALSO One other lot situate in the Iwp.
and couniy aloresaid, bounded on the north
east by a public road leading trom Kerns
town lo Siabtown, on- the northwest ty a
public road leading to Neutnelia, on the
soumwesl by lands of I-aiah S ha tier and
on the soutn by lands of Peter Rhoads,
coutaiuini liv and one lourlh acres mure
or less, all of which is improved land, with
the app'irienances.
ALK) One oiher lot of land situate in
the town of Neumedia, twp. and county
aloiesaid, bounded oil the west by M-tin
Sireei ot said town, on the nonh by a lot ot
John Heimbatich, on the east by an alley,
and on the south by an alley, containing
one third of an acre more or less, whereon
aie erected a two story frame store house,
a two siory lrarne Warehouse, a frame si a
ble, wagon house, a well ol water, with ihe
appurienances.
ALSO One and a half Lot situate in the
town of Nenrneilia. twp. ai d county afore
said, hounded on the west by Main S reet,
ol sid iowii, on Ihe north by a street, on
tne ea-t by an alley, and on the south by a
loi of John Heimbauch, containing one hall
of an acre more or less, whereon i erected
an old frame dwelling home, a well ol wat
er, wi'h the appurtenances.
ALSO One other lot ol timber land siiu
nle m Locust twp , Colombia co , bounded
on ihe north by a public road, on Ihe eaM
by land of Benjamin Braver, on ihe somh
by land of , and on the west by laud
of John Bill iet:, coniaining nine acres, (all
unimproved) wnh the appurtenances.
ALSO One other lot and parrel of land
siinate in ihe twp. and county aforesaid,
bounded on the we.! by an alley, on the
North by land of Baird, and on the
South by lot of Reuben Fahringer, contain
ing two an J one half acres mote or less,
all of w hich s improved land and in good
lence, with ihe appurtenances.
Seized taken in execution and to be sold
as the properiy of John P. Lerau.
ALSO,
All that certain tract or piece of land sit
uate in Jackson iownship,Colutnbia county,
containing fifty acres and allowance, boun
ded and described as lollows, to wit: on the
Nonh by land ol Wilson Roberts and Silas
McIIenry, on the Souih by lands of Isaac
Lewis and Geo Hurley man, on the east by
lands of Samuel Roberts and E. McHenry,
and on the west by lands ol Sam'l Robert,
whereon are erected a one ant a half styy
frame dwelling tioure, a log 6table, with
the appurtenances.
Seized taken in execution and to be sold
as the property of John Roberts.
ALSO,
AM that certain lot and piece of ground
situate in Roarir.gcreek township, Colum
bia couniy, Pa., bounded and described as
follows to wit : Beginning at a sione, a cor
nerol landof Mr. Davies, thence by ihe
same South eighty five and a half degrees
west, filly one perches o a white oak tree,
thence by land of an unknown person south
everiieeu and one half degrees east, 29
perches to a post; ihence by other lands o'
Solomon L Snyder north 85 degrees eat
51 perches lo a eione. to land ol Solomon
L. Snyder; ihence by lands of same, no-in
Seventeen and one half degrees west, 79
porches to ihe place of beginning, contain
ing lweniy five acres and twenty tune per.
of land be ihe sirae more or less, with ibe
appurtenances.
Seized taken in execution and to be Bold
as the property of John Litwiler.
ALSO,
A certain iwn Rtorv frame dwelline hoiine
situate in Briarcreek township, about 18
leet by 30 feet in size upon a lot ol ground
or tract of land now occupied by the Jacob
Siilerv containing sixty acres or thereabouts,
the said tract bounded eastward by lands or
John Rinard, north by public roai and land
of Samuel Siller, west by land of Jacob
Bower jr , and the lot of ground and carl il
edge appurtenant to said building.
Seized taken in execution and lo be sold
as the properly of Jacob Sitler.
ALSO,
All that certain moiety rr half part of a
lot of ground situate in Epjiown, in the
county o( Columbia, marked in the general
plan of said town No 19, number nine
teen J bounded as follow to wit: begirning
at a posi, comer o! lot No. 20, owned by
Alexander McKamey, on the south hide ol
the Main Street and running thence aions
said lot southwardly one hundred and sev
enty three feet ihree inches to an Alley;
thence along said allev westwardly fnriy one
feet three inches to a post thence alo-ig Ihe
other moiety ol lot No. nineteen ownad bv
Henry Trump northwardly ono hundred
and evenly three feel three inches to M-iin
Sireet aforesaid, and ihence along said St
eastwardly foity one leet three inches to
the place of beginning together with Ihe
appurtenances.
Seized taken in execution and lo be srld
as tbe property of Wenrv B. W Var.or.cher.
ALSO,
By virtue of a writ ol Fieri Fucii a cer
lain lot or piepn id ground Situate in Cai
lawiss.t. Columbia couniy, bounded and
described a follows, to wn: on the E-i-t hi
second ireet, on the Nonh by lot ol George
Hughes, on ihe West b lot ol la J"seph
Pax ion, and on ihe Nonh we-t b Railroad
Street, containing 35 feel Iron! and 2 If leet
deep, whereon are erecied a two story
lrame house and a eUble, with the appur
tenances. Seized taken in expctiion and to be sold
as the property of John Dyer.
AI0,
All that piece or parcel of land sitmted
in Benton township, Columbia co., boond
ed and described a follows lo wit: begin
ning at a post corner of George Dodson's
land, thence by the same, north 1 degrees
eRst 30-8 perches to a post, inence by
lands ol Benj. Rozell, son h 8L' degrees
east, 128-9 perches-t a post, Mience by
land ol J.tmes Wilson i degrees ea-t, 31
perches lo stones, ihence by lands ot Phil
ip Shuhz nonh 89 degrees west 131 per
to the place of beginning, coniainniL' twenty
five acres and two perches of lam!, strict
measure, with the appunenauce".
Seized taken in execuiion and lo be sold
as the property ofSimnel W Roell
JOS1AH H. PL'KMAN,
Sheriff'.-. Office, ) Sheriff.
Bloomibiirg, April 2 1862. J
ill ol ice,
.To liie heirs and l-gal rep re
sVVTi $ seiit.itives of Georae Mears. la'e
U,: of the co. of Columbia, d-c'd.
jsO You and each nf you will lake
notice that at a Cou'1 of Com
mon PIps, held at HJonmsbuig for f e co
ol Columbia, o;i th b h dav ol February,
A. D. 162, the petition of Wm. Cool whs
presented lo "he said court, repre-nn li'.i
that ihe said W-o. Cool had exectl ed to
the said George Mer a certain indenture
of mortgage in doe lorm ol law. and which
wa recorded m the office for the recording
of dee.ls in BlonmOurji in and If r the
s:iid co ol Columbia in Morgage Book
No 2, pae 613 and 614; that payri efl hi.
been mad of mII the money due thereon,
or to become due, more than two tear
prior to the pr-s iitaiion of said pe'ii'mn,
and thai satisfaction of the said mortage
Ins not i een entered upon the record ol the
same, ai d ptay n g the saul court io urant a
rule upon yon io shew cau- by the fjr-t
'ay of ihe Mav Term of ihe said ci-urt A.
D. 1862, win s.itis'ac'ion of i he sail mort
gage should iioi be entered by ihe Recruiter
ol Deeds &e. for th s!iid county, by the
direction ol Ihe said court Whereupon me
said court d:d appoint I'e'er S. li-nel E-q ,
commissioner to take dep i-inou m the
premises, who will m' for ;hat puri o-e at the
offi -e ot R. F C!rk,in B;oonisbor, o.i Sat
urday. 26'h of April 1862, at 10 o'clock a in ,
when and where, as wed as belore the said
court at the time of the hearing ol the said
rufe, you are hereby required in appear and
answer said petition. Wilne-s n.v hand at
Bioomwbtirg, in the County Columbia,
this first day ot April A. D. lr2.
JOSIAII ll. FU 11 A IAN, Vurff.
Bloomsburg, Apnl 2, 1862.
Appeals from the Asesia'Bls,
Nonce is hereby uiven ihit the Com
miinnrs of Coluuibla coinm will ho'd
their Appeals on the loilovvmg days ar-d
place. wit :
On M"iidav, April 2M 1862, Berwick
and Bnarcreek, at the Ri-ing Su:i, Lewi. i
Enke, in he.rwick.
On Tueila, 22d. S.-ott and Cen're at ih
House of Damei L. Everharl, in L-gM
Sireet.
On Wednesday, 23 I Orange and Mount
Plea-ant, at ihe lloun of Samuel Evere'f,
in Ofangeville.
On Thi;rfay, 24th. Fi-hingoreek, at th
hou.-e formerly occupied by (ieo. W. Hoff
man, m Fihingreek.
On Fridav,25'h, IVmoii and Sugailoaf, at
William Cole, Benton.
On Saturday 26 h. Green word. a the
house of Josph R. Patum, in (iieenwool
Monday 2S'h. Jackson ati I Piue, at Irani
Derr's, in Jackson.
On Tuesday 29'h. Madison, at Samuel
Itiinby, in Jreyosvn.
On Wednesday 30ih, Hemlock and .M.n
lour, at the Buckiorn Tavern in Hemlock
On Thursday, May 1-t 162, Caiawissa
ami Fiaii klin, nt the Putdic llou.-e oi Dun
tel Reinbold, in Ca!t4wisa.
Friday 2d. Maine and Beater,! the Pub
lic bou-e of John Nu-. in Mamvil e.
On Saturday 3d. MitHin, at the House ol
Jou. KMIer, in M f3i" vi'le.
On Monday 12th. Locust and Roaringcrek
at the House of John L. Hi r-t, in Siabtown
On Tuesday 13th, Cony ngham, at the
House ot Reut'en Wa-er
On Thursday 15ih, Bloom at the Coun
House, in Bloomsburg.
By order of the Commissioners
R "C. FRUIT, ' lerk.
Bloomsburg March 26, 1S62,
Opposite the Court Iioue and next door to
Democrat Office
THE undersigt ed,respecilully informs his
Iriends and cn-mmer- that h- fias opened
A New Barber Shop.
In Coutt ILiu-rf Alley, nxi door below
the Office ol the Columbia Democrat, wnere
he will be hvpry to wait upon ail cusiomers
and from lon experience and sirct a't-M
lion to buinesr, he hopes to merit and re
ceive a liberal siare ot pubhc pa:ronage.
f3F All ih'ii"s here 4 done m decent r ami
in order." T1IOM AS BROWN
Bloomsburg, March 5, 162.
TSIK
CELEBRATED ASHLAND
MILLS WADDING,
A SUPERIOR COTTON FOh QUILTING.
&c: lor sale cheap at the Cheap Cash More
ol
L. V. SHARPLESS.
Bloomsburg, October 30, 1861.
Important to House Owners.
Important to Builders.
Important to Rail Road Companies.
Important to Farmers.
To ell whom this may concern , end il concern
every brnly
JOIIXS 4- CKOSLEY'S
IMPROVED GUI IA PERf'HA.
The Cheapest ar.d most tit at J Rccfin g
in use
IT IS FIRE AND WATER PROOF.
Il can be applied to New and Old Roofs of
AI! kinds, sieep or flat, and to Shiugle
Roofs wiihoiM removing the Shingles.
THE COST IS ONLY AfOUT ONE-THIRD
TH AT OF TIN, AND IT IS TWICE
AS DURABLE,
Thi article has been ihorougly ietad in
New York Cily and all parts of the United
States, Canada, West Indies and Central
and Sonlh America, on Buildings o all
kind-, such as Factories, Foundries Church
es. Rail Road Depots, Cars, and on Public
Buildings generally, Government Building.
&., by ihe principal Builders, Archiieets
and other, during the past fnnr years, and
has proved lo be ihe CHEAPEST and
MOST DURABLE ROOFING m use; it i
in every respect a fiire, waier, weather and
TIME PROOF covering for ROOFS OF
ALL KIN DS.
7t' is the ONLY moterml manvf idurtd in
the United Stales which combines p e very
rfesirable pro, erfe of Elasticity and Dura
bility, which are universally arknow!ed'ed
to be possessed by GUTTA PEUCHA and
INDIA RUBHEI1.
JXo Heat is required in making appli
cation. The expense of appl)ing il is triflning wiih
ordinary Roof can be covered and fin.
ished the .some day.
IT CAN BE APPLIED BY ANYONE,
Ftidwhen finished form a perfectly Fi-e
Proof surf ice with an e!a ;c body, which
cannot he injure. I Oy Heat, Cold or Storms,
Shrinking ol Roof Boards, nor any external
aoti on w -ha evu.
LIQUID GUTTA PERCH A CEMENT.
For Coming Metals of all Kinds when ex
posed to the action of the Weather nod
For Preserving and Impairing Metal
II oof of oil Kinds,
This is tfie only Composition Known
which will successfully resjt extreme
changes of clitti-ite, for any length of lime
w hen applied in rne'als, in which it adhere
firmly, forming a body equal m ihree coats
of ordinary aw, ro-te ri u!i ie-s and will
LAS F I II REE TIMES AS LONG ; and
from iis elaii'Miy is not injured ty the con
traction ot TIN and oilier METAL ROOFS,
iin-equent upon sudden changes cf the
weather.
K will not CRACK IN COLD OR RUN
I.N WARM WEATHER AND WILL NOT
WASH OFF.
Leaky Tin and other Metal Roof can re
read ly repaired wnh GU IT A PEUCHA
CEMENT, ard prevented from further cor
rosion an ft leakiuu, thereby ensuring a er
fecily water light Roof for many year.
This Cement j peculiarly adapted for the
pre-ervation of Iron Ratlings, Stoves, Ran
sjes. Sates, Agricultural Implement, &c ,
al-o for .Le'ieral mannta-Morer n-e
GUTT.i I'FllCII.l CEMENT
Fox pr-erviiig and repairing Tm an J other
Metal R oi or every description, Irom is
jreat ela-ticiiy. is not injure;! by the con
'ract on and expansion ol Meials, ai.( wil.'
not crack in coid or run in -farm weaiher.
These materials are adapted to all cli
ma es, and we are prepared to supply or
ders Ir-orii any i an of tfe rmmtry. a' short
no"ce, lorGUTI'A PERCH A ROOFING in
r-ll-, realy prepared lor Use, and GUTTA
PERCH A CEMENT in barrels, with full
primed dir.-ct'ons lor application.
jgexts waxtkd:
We wit moke liberal and sutiftctory arrange
tn(h.t with rfyuil'le patties who would i'ke lo
ctublnh thernitlt.cs na Lucrative and Perma
nent busine.
OUR TERMS ARE CASH.
We tan iive abundant prool of all we
claim in favor of our improved Roofing
Materials, have applied them to several
ttiou-aud IIools in New York C:iv and vi
cinity. JOHNS fz CKOSLEY,
Sole Manufacturers,
Wholesal' Warehouse 78 JFiUiam St.,
Comer of Liberty Street. NEW YORK.
Full descriptive Circulars and Prices will
be fnrni-hed On application.
Oc o!er 16 ls6l ly
C L 1 1 IFl'L 031 P L EX I i) X .
OCTOii THOMAS F. CHAPMAN will
sen J toall w ho w i-h il (tree of chirje)
the Rp-cipe and full directions for makirg
and uing a beau if jl ve-etable Balm, tha!
will ellec-maliy remove Pimple, Biotthe
Tan Freckles, Sc, Sic, leaving the skin
smooth, clean, and benni iful ; alo full di
rections tor using Peiaireau's celebraie-t
Siimnlaol, war-ante, I to start a full growth
ol Whis kt-rs, or a Mus'ache. in less Un
thirty day. EitNer of itit, at ove can be
obtained by reiurn niail, by addressing
f"wi'h samp for reinrn posiage) DR
THOM AS F. CHAPMAN, Practical Chem
it 831 Broadway New YorK.
January 15. 1862 2m.
'JMIK CON F ESIONS and EXPERIE N C E
of a M'FKETiER, Published a a w arn
"g. atni lor t!.e e-pecial benefit of Youn
Men and inn- who srffrr with Nervous
D- bili:y, Lo-s of Memory. Premature De
cay , &e.. &:.. by one who ha cured
himself t-y simple means, afer being put
to great expense atul inconvenience,
through the use of wor'hVss medicines
prescribed byleirned Doctors.
Single 4o ,.ies n; a be had ol the ar.thor,
C. A L.?1BERT, Es( , Greenpoiut, Lon
Islartd. by enclosing a (-os'-paid add'e-sfd
envelope. Ad Ire-s CHARLES A. LAM
BERT E-(, Greenpomi, Long Island,
New York
January 15, 1S62 2m.
Kollock's Dandelion Coffee.
THIS re;iarat ion, made Irom the best
Java Co.'Iee i r-'com mended by phyicians
a a superior NUIIHTIOUS BEVERAGE
for General Debility. D -pep-ii. and aU
biiioti disorder. T.'ionsa'id who have
t een compelled to abandon the ue ot cot
lee will u-e ;his without ii junon etfects
O.ie. can contains thi sirengtti ol two
pounds of O' lill-irv cotlee Price 5 cell's
K0LL0( K'S Li:VAl,
The purest and test BAKING POWDER
known, for making light, sweet atid nutri
tious Bread and cikw. thrice IScetils.
Jil'iunfactiired fy
M H. XOLLOCK Chemist.
Comer ol Broad and Chestnut Streets.
Philadelphia.
And sold by oil l)rui!gi-U and Grocers. j
February 26, 162. ly.
Adu.inbtrator's Notice.
VJOTICE is hereby jiven thai letters of
A ad m 1 1) ) rat i n'i on I tie eMate ol Mchae;
lletler, la-e of M.tH-o township, Columbia
onn'y. ilereased, have been granted oy the
Register of said coumv to Michael B. He
!er. who reside in M tiim township. AI.
person having claim or d mauds agiii-t
she etate of the deceilent are requesie-'. to
I reeni i hem lo the uintersiane.l and ihoe
indebted to ihe estaie to make pay n. en
lorthwi'di r
MICHAEL B. HETLER Admr.
M'tflin twp.. M.r.-h 26 1862 6 -v.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills.
FRIEXBS ASD BELATITES
OF TH K
Brave Soldiers and Sailors.
HOLLOR AV' rilal.
AND OINTMENT.
A'l who have Friends and Re'a'ive in
the Army or Navy s'-mdd lake especial
care, that they be amply snp;iied wiih ihe
Pills and Ointment ; and where ihe
brave Soldiers and S lilors have neglected
lo provide themelve with them, no belter
present can be sent ihem bv their friend-.
They have been proved to be ihe Soldier's
never-lailing-triend in i;ie hour of ns-ed.
COUGHS AND CCLDS AFFECTING
. TROOPS.
Will be relieved a n! eifecni:ly cured by
using thet e admirable medicin-, and by
la ing proper attention lo ihe Directions
which are attached to each Pol or Box.
SICE HEADACHES AND WANT O AP
PEI11 E, INCIDENTAL IO SOLDIERS.
Those feelings which so sadde.u us usual
ly arise Irom trouble or annoyances, ob
s'rucied perspira-ion, or ea-iiig and drink
ing whatever is unwholesome, thua dis
inrbing the healthful action of the liver and.
stomach These organs m nst be relieved,
if you desire to be well. The Piils, taking
according io ihe printed instructions, will
quickly produce a healthy action in both
liver and stomach, auti as a natural conse
quence a t laar head and good appetite
WEAKNESS OR DEBILITY INDUCED
BY OVER FATIGUE.
Will soon disappear by the oee of lhe
invaluable pills, and the soldier will quick
ly afqnire additional stren-tn Never let
the bowels be e'tlier confined or unduly
acted upon. I; may seem strange thai Hol
lowayV Pills should be recommended for
Dysentary and Flux, many persons xuppo
sing ihat they would increase ibe relaxa
tion. 1 his is a great mistake, for these
Pills will cortpct tie livei and stomach
and thus remove alt ihe wend humors from
the system. This medicine will give ton
and vigor io the whole-organic sv em how
ever derailed, while healiH an X strength
folio as a mailer ol cour-e. N 'thin-j will
stop ihe relaxation of tfce bowels so sure as
this famous medicine.
VOLUNTEERS ATTENTION ! INDIS
CRETION OF YOUIH.
Sore ar.d Ulcer-, Blotches and Swelling!
can with cer aioty be radically cored if the
pill are l?ken night ami morning and the
Ointment be freely ned hs sated iu thu
printed in-truciions If treated in any oth
er manner they dry op in one part to break
out in another. Wnereai Ihis Ointment
will remove the humors from the system
and leave the Patient a vigorous and heal
thy man. It will require a !nl!e per-eve-rance
in bad cases lo insure a la-tins cure.
FOR WOUNDS EITHER OCCASIONED
BY THE BAYONET. SABRE OR THE
BULLET, SORES Oil BKU1ES.
To which every Soldier and S'! -r ar li
able, there are no medicine- o safe. sr.ri
and convenient as Holloway' PdU and
Ointment. The po-ir wounJed and almo-i
d,ing sufferer might have l-i wtmnd-
I dres-ed immediately, il lie would oniy pro
vide himselt wnh trn matcluas O.ntmeni,
which should be ihru-t into the wound
and smeared aii rnu--id i;, then covered wnh
a piece of linen from his knapsack anil
compressed wi h a handkercheif. Taking
night and morning 6 or 8 pill, lo cool the
sjsem and prevent mflamaua:!.
Fven Solifier's Knai-3ck and eaman'
Che-i shjuhf be provided wuu ibe-e valua
ble R-"medie.
CAUTION ! None sre gennine cnless
tbe viords "H'-l!ovay, New York and Lon
don are disoerriat le as a Wa'er-maik in
every leaf of the book of directions around
eaeh pot or box : ihe same my be plninly
neen bv hoh'ing the leaf lo ihe light. A
handsome reward i?dl b? givei to any one
rendering such itifonr.' on as may lead u
the detection of any party or pane coun
terfeiting the medicine or vending the
same, knowing them to be spuriou.
S.ld at Ihe Manufactory of Professor
Holmway, SO Maiden Lane, New York,and
by all ra-pee able Drugait and Dealers in
Medicine, ihroughoot the civilized world
in boxes at iwen'y five cenis, sixty two
cettts at'd one dollar each.
CV There i considerable saving by ta
king the arPr Si2e
N B Direc'ions for ibe gn i'lance of pa
tients in e verydisorder are atiieU to each
box
Ap-il 9ih 1R62. ly.
3IAD1S0X HOUSE,
(OF JERSEY TO AN, PA)
'XT HE sub-enber would respflctlully ap
prise his lriemls and the public gener
ally, 'hat he ha established Hie
MADISON
HOUSE,
in J?rseytown, Columbia county. Pa. The
above house lias lats-ly Di-en xefitted and
undergone a thorough repairing by Ihe p-o-prieior
H is lully prepared lo entenain
the travelling cu'om as well a the locl
with -ene(al satislaction. Hi TABLE and -BAR.
are well supplied and will oe carelul-
supetin-ended. And Ids STABLE is am
ply and well stocked. i:i charge ol careful
groom, will always be properly a'tendsd.
CUT He invites a share of tfie public cuss
'otr.,and pledges his best rfforts. to help
his guests feel at home.
SAMUEL R1MBY.
Jereeytown, Jan S, 1S62.
NEW HATS AND CAPS !
. J. 3. ;ixlon's Hal Store.
THE undersigned respectfully informs he
fie ci izens of b!oom-bur2, and ihe public
in t'eneral. that he has ju-i received from
PhiT.delphia a lot ol NEW HATS &. CAPS,
hr Spring and Slimmer, of the very latest
tyle- ami fashion, all of which h is pre
pared to sell cheaper than can be bad else
fiere, wiih ihe exception of the mauotac
Hirer. He ha all kinds, 5'.les, sort and
sizes, o bais and caps, probably the most
v-appd a-ortriienl ever brought to town.
Al-o STRAW GOODS, inclodm; the mod
ern nle a l lashions.
f iS ore on Main Street, a few door
west ol the American House.
JOHN K GIRTON.
B'ootTisborg, A pi il 16, !?62.
$25: K31PLOY31EM"! $75
AGENIS WANTED!
We will pay Irom S25 to S75 per month,
d a!', expenses, to adive Agent, or give
commission. Particular sent free. Ad-ire-
Erik Sewing Machine Compact. R
JAMES, Ge-eral Aue:n, Milan, Ohio.
Ktooi.isbur j. Aug 21, 1861.
UL.KS ! BLANKS ! CLANKS ! t
lEEDS, SUMMONS,
EXECUl IONS, SUBPCENAa,
of proper Si destrableforms.fo- sale at th
ol.ictf ol 'he uUr ofthe North-"