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THINGS 1BCET TOWN & COUNTRY.
BLOOJISBtJISCJ, PA-
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 30. 1864.
. To our I'atron? and the Public.
., The prespn' high price of paper, labor,
printing materials and every article enter
iing inio our business, has compiled us to
look to rorre-poidina advance in our
charge. Hem e the under-igned. onblih
er in Bloom-bure. will on tn alter the
of September. 1864 make, an advance
of Fifty per cent, upon old rales.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
'One square ol e'ghl lines I time
" - " 3 time?,
i .;.-. i i mouth,
t . . . u 3 mouth,
, . " ' " 6 "
.. I i ypar.
1 00
1.50
2 00
4 50
6 00
10 Off!
Executor's & Administrator' Notices, 3 00
Auditor's Noiiep, 2 00
JOU PRINTING.
HaDd B.lls one-eightb sh.pet,30 or less 52.00
" one-fourth " " 3 50
one-half " 5 00
" full sl eet, - 10.00
All notices 'f public mep'ing (except
of pohfral or religious) must be paid for
at art vertising rates.
Editorial or local ' advertising will be
4l rged 20 cents per line.. Obituaries ac
tympany ins notices 10 cent per line.
All transient adverti-ing must be p; i J lor
It the time of insertion-.
P JOHN. PidTi-her Repi'Wcin.
LEVI L. TAl E, Pub. Uemocmt.
. H.JACOKY, Publisher'.
Plconr-burg, Ann. 10. 164
See tew advertisements in io-day Stab.
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A 1.0 D or dkY Wocd i w anted a! this
-office rn or-f r'ption to ti e Stab.
ood will be preferred.
Pine
Mr Fatn Dsbu will sell pr-of.al property
on Tuesday, the ;hirteer ih of Decemi er ; CO.. (To whom all Order shnuld be ad
next I dressed ) .
, , Depot. 91 Liberty St , New Fork.
Fkesh BfctF i se'liM'' on our strepts eff
the wagons, by the side and quarter, at 10
rul 11 cetits per pou:ul. Pork, a! 18 and
20 cents per lb.
.
Court will e in session a-i ih-s'ptce next :
week. This will t-e a fine time tor many !
l mir nilrm.ii in rr.eiv ineir -uusc n o: ion S
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no the Stab.
On Monday I ---t a drove of two hnndre.l . c:.ii:i,inr public !avcr rn the oraund of real
and twenty-or e fine hu.kina Turkie were j rreiit, will be ca-l'u!ly maintained ; while
driven throb this p.,ce on their .ay ml fr variety irMere. u-etntne-s, and all the
1 - atiriu t'ons of li eratnre and art essential to
some market. jjom, Mazazme, the puhli-her will
n rT "'T. r.".."7Ttt..r,tt- ' ''fi t make it Superior To All O her
Mrs Baubara I).ich..ih.!.:k. ol ll"n.ock j T,-r n,,-.
i A Fine Neel Enaravina, ana 1 wo l aw
township vviil sell personal properrv, on j r yUlS.L. .m ar,,ear ,rl evsry nnmt-er
T'riday next There will be everal kinds
will be everal kinds
f.f arain so:i bv the biisl.e', and a lot of ex
cellei.t pota'oes.
Thk Aeoiition J r e i. k k held at this pbice
S.turduy Ui, has re-n proved by
'who saw it. n pcect fizz'. So kr as L'ir!
kinl bovs were concerned, it wa an
wcce 3.
er.fiVe
Campaikn Fcb-ckibkh.- We have been J
,. i v l ., !
sendnia our paper ti a cniiider.ib.re number
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t.i snMcriber lor rhe carnpaiari- We sir.ke j
Irom our book their tiame at er thi iue i
Otiless tbey xleire u to continue. $2 00 j
er.t by mail will a. ttxe p,rer f.r one year, f
I..' j
Thk Republican h' ii-es on our principal j
K i
streets were illuminated on rather a cheap
scale on Saturday eveninu last Tt ey were j
mostly lit up wiih penny dip one to ihe
window and made a mo-t miserable lil.t.
This, town will never lack for want ol
patrioli.-m.
We have nothing late Irorn tne trial ol
;Stot E. Colmey, b'ch is progressins at
Harrisfcurg. Qni'e a nrmber ol witnesses
went down on Monday evening la-t, and on.
Tuesday roorniny several returi ed that bad
teen in attendance on Monday. Daniel
JMcHisrv1 cause is soon to be taken up, il
pot tw Ike tpi a'ready.
"i " " " ' :
Tho. DtNN, . usaai, finds fault with the
political complexion of Th-i Jury tor the
I'. .1 .find iu;,!,
next term. He ilos noi riiui Anoinionisis
enough on it to suit him. The Com mis
sionners of this county are in the habit ol
"fillinjjlhe Jury wheel with honeft and ep-
right men,nd they find so few such in the
Abohtioir ranks, hec.ee trie scarcity or ad-
olilionists on the Jury. Ever) body thought
Mr. Dun onders'ood that lona aao.
-.
Thosk person wbo-e names are lrop
feJ Irom our subscription li?t Irom time to
time, may rake it tor aranted that they owe
as mnch as tve can aflord to trust them tr.
Advertisinjr and job work generally mn-i
be pa;d for at the lime the work is done.
We most pay cash, cerrera'ly in ailvance
for eery thir g, srtd it i irr p'-shil le there
fore lor us to do otherwise than demand
ready pay for our work.
Wz noticed that the better portion of oar
Republican friends did not pin the grand
torch tight proceion at this place, on Satur
day evening last. What was Ihe trouble ?
Were there not lamps enough to en round ;
or, was the pattioiim too cheap ? We be
lieve the "maanificant display ol fire-works''
didn't arrive! LirCT. Dunn was promi
nent in the procession. We didn't learn
whether be was made Marshal of the La
dies or not. Yctjkc Bdrnsiues, an Ameri--can
citizen of African descent, was al.-o- very
eonpicuoM in the procession ! .
, Wi understand that some ot our blatant
Abolition Clergy have been exhorting their
congregations lo subscribe and give towards
ameliorating the condition of those rebel
xchite refugees, made so by Ma. Lincoln's
present policy of conducting the war. How
much will Gen. Grant subscribe t By his
-order Jew. Shekidaji has destroyed mnch
rebel property in the Shenandoah Valley,
stripped the inhabitants, women and chil
dren, of all they had, and now the uvir
thriekig Cleigy are begahg mean to. sub-
iet and clothe their (ihe rebel while refu-
jiees) nakedness. Consistent, isn't il 5
Wbii a glorious lirins this war is! J
L. LYONS' PTRE OHIO
CATAWBA BRANDY,-
AND
Sphrkling Catawba Wines,
jjgua. in Quality and Cheaper in Price than
the Brandies and Wines of the
,. Old World.
For Summer Complaint, Cholera Infantum,
Bowel Complaint, Cramp, Cholic
and Dirrboea.
A sure Cure is guaranteed, or the
money will be refunded. - -
In support of ihe above statement?, ar
presented the Certificates of Dr. James R
Chilton, chemist, New York, Dr. Hiram
Cox, Chemical Inspector, Oho, Dr. .Jap. II.
Nichol, chemi-t, Boston, Dr. N. E Joi.es
Chemical Inspector, Oircleville Ohio, Prof
C. T Jack-on, chem st, Boton, Dr. Chas.
Upham Shepard, Cnarleston, S. C, ami J.
V. Z Blancy. and G. A. Mariner, consult
ing chemists, Chicaso, all of whom have
analyzed the Catawba Brandy, and com
mend it in the highest term, for medical
use. .
Analysis of the. Ahssachussetts Slate
J3suytrf Jan. 25, 1858.
When evaporated through clean liner it
left no oil or offensive matter. In every
respect il is a Pure spiri'ons liquor. The
Oil which gives to thi Brandy its flavor and
aroma is wholly unlike fnil, ot prain oil.
lis odor partakes of both the Irnit and od ot
grapes. With acid, it produce other of
a Man frasrance. Tha sabstitution of ih t-s
Brndy lor Cognac Brandy w til do aay
with itie mariulacture of fictitious spirits,
sold i.m!er this name both at home anr
abroad. Ke-peetfollv,
.A. A. HAYES, M D., A-sayer to Siatt.
Ma.-f., IF Boile-ton St
lUj the same, in 1861.
I have anaUzd ''L. Lyons' Pure Cata
wba Brandy," with reference to its com
(fOMtinn and character, beiiii the same as
that produced in jast PHr-. A samp'e
iak-M fr.m ten caks afforded th-e same
re-'ilts wiih resard to purity : a sliehily
incfe ased arnoiirii of the principle on 1i' h
its flavor depends was determined by nun-pari-on
with former samples.
The indiratiors of anahtis show ihi-t
this Brandy is produced by the same prt -
cess as mo-t of the imported Brandy.
Re-pecttnlly, A. A. HAYES, M. D.
Stnte A-sayer, 16 Bovles'oti St.
B. ston, July 20.'I8fi4.
Manutacinred o :ly by II H JACOB &
rov. In. lSh4 3m
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323 Walnut Sueet, Philai elph ia.
Nov. 23, 18n4.
ADJOURNED SALE.
. PUBLIC
OF
VALUABLE UKAL ESTATE.
IN pursuance of an order-of the Orphans'
Cmim of Coliunbi.i conntv, on SATUR
DAY, T4IE3d OF DE(vlBER, 1864, at
10 o'clock in vhe forenoon Abrsham, Yonna.
Administrator of Jarre S. Gibson, la'e ol
Greenwood township. Columbia county,
a-ioininn lands of Isaiah Kline or. the
we.-t, SyJve-ter Albertbn on the south and
ea-t, and El. as McHenry on the north.
contain. up about one hundred and six I
acres a. id thirty-nine oerrhe strict mea
uie ; about ninety acres are improved land
whereon is erected a Two Story Frame
House. Loa Barn,Waaori Shed, and other
outbuilding, a spring of water near the
! de;!in''. and a laraa Anole Orchard and
other fr0 lrees or1 ,hto ,)remises, late ihe
pie Df faid deceased, sdna'e in the town-
shio ol Gre-nwood anil conn y a'oresanl
Terms of Sale ten per cent, of one
fourth of the purchase money to be paid
on the sirikina down of ihe property, one
fourth of ihe purchase money, le- titan ten
per cent, lo be iiaid to ihe administrator on
ihe coiifirmaiion of sale, and the balance ,
of the purchase money to Ke pr.id one yar 1
Irom the confirmation, wun intereM irom
the confirmation of sale.
. . JESSE COLEMAN, Clerk,
Bloomshnra. NTrw 16 164
Ol'STEISSt OVVTEISS!
Eating and Drinking
TCC
THE subscriber re-pectfclly gives no
tice to ih public that he ha at his Saloon,
011 Main Street, constantly on hand
Fresh ysters,
either in ihe shell or oy irw CAN, try suit
hi customers. Families can be supplied
by the can or by the quart upon short no
tice. He alo keeps on hand XX Ale, Si
der and mineral.
Give him a call.
B. STCHNER.
Bloomsbnra, Nov. 23, 1864.
AwnsrRTfbR'TxoTicE.
Estate o' Mm. E. Jlobberts late of
Jackson township, Columbia County
deceased.
LETTERS of administration on the es
tate of William E. Robberls, late of
Jackson .iwp., Columbi county, decease d,
have beeen granted by ihe Register of Co
lumbia county to Abranam Yoona? of
Ben'on township, said county. All person
having claims against the estate of the de
ceder.7 are requested lo present them to
the administrator for settlement, and those
indebted to the estate are required to make
payment xo ihe nndersizned forthv
ABRAHAM YOUNG,
Beaton tw?, Nov. 9S 1854 6w.
with
Adm"r.
f2..
SHERIFF'S ?ALES. J
1Y virtue of suri(iy writs of venditioni
-ixponas irsned out ol the Court oJ Com
mon Pleas of Columbia county, and to me
directed, will be exposed to sate, at public
oat-cry, at the Coorl House, in Blooms
t urg on Monday, trie 5th day of Decern
ber next, at 1 o'clock, P. M.
"A certain Lot of Ground, 6itnale in Ben
ton township, Columbia county, cojtain
ins one fourth Qf an acre, more or -less,
bounded a follows, to wit On the West
by loi of Clemuel AleHenry, on the Nortrr
by an alley, on the East by an alley and
on the Sooth by the 'main street passing
through said town, wherwon are erect. d
lare '
Cabinet Shop,
with the appurtenances.
Seized. takii in execution ard to be
sold as the property ol Samuel Kricb baum .
ALSO,
At the same time and place, the undivi
ded one fourth part of a
I,o oT Ground
situate ;n Centre township, Columbia co.,
bounded a follows, beginning at a pot,
thence by land late of Isaac Low, south
seventj two and a half decrees wen six
pen-hes-to a post. thence by laud of Lewis
Deiteri-k, south thirty tree anvl one tuurth
deurees east eleven and a half perches to
a po-t. H ence north seventy feven arid a
half decrees ea-t 'K perches io a post,
thence by lot of Daniel Jameson norih
thirty two and one h-ill decrees wck! elev
en and three foor'h perche to the place of i
bejiinnin-;. eonmintnii
Sixty Three Square Perches,
with ti e appurtenances.
Seized, taken in ejecntion ard to be
sold as the property of Richard Torby
JOSIAH H FURMAV, Sheriff
SlieriH' OtTu-e. )
B!nom-bur2. Nov 16, ISfit
; ; T ,
laee JlirorS Df C. Term, I5bl.
Blonm J hi kson J. Robbins, Leonard B.
Rupert.
R"r. R.'rwick Joms Jacoby.
Briarcreek Ja Sponenber'j, Levi S!iafr.
Reaver Isaac Drisbach. Peier Haiu-k.
I Rpnton Jxonb Woolever.
Caiaviss Prt-r Reiter, J K Sharpies.
Centre J"hn Hill. Isaac Ehrwme.
Cony''2hn J r.n :it ban .1 HoaiMand.
Franklin John Anlv, Samuel L'ire- an,
Green wood Isaac De.witi. William Roat,
Adam Utt.
Hernloi k Wel'inaton Purse!.
Locus Jacob Herner, Huh Artley, John
Herner.
Madison Jorm E-sick, J icoS Geise'.
M tTlin-Aibert C He-s, I-aa- Sweppenhi-er
Mt. Plea-a i' J.i'-k-Oil Hiwer.
Oranse Daniel Kline Elijih G Ricketts.
Ivoarmycreek Samuel Leiby Jacob L012-
eiibefwer.
Scoit Georyp John, Phna Trench, E ij
Lrevelni'j. James Lake.
Siifjarloaf Mon Isomer j Cole.
Grand Jurors tor Dec. Tern, 1S64.
Bor. Berwick Daniel Mnrz.
Bloo.'Ti Wni Era-mtis, J. R (iroul.
Beaver William Fi-her.
Cen:re-Sam nel Crevplinu Samuel Kelchner
Catawis-a Nathan Cre)
Cony null am Joshua Worner.
Fisfiinjicreek Hoah McHiide.
Hmlrv-k laac Li.!y.
Loi nsi John J Hot1. Wm Grodrnan JIi-
berry Snler Jacob Fiffier.
Mt. Pleasant Amo- K lleacock.
Madison Jame X eliiver.
M'fflin Daniel Neyet
Orange John Herring-Thos ilcHenry.
Pine Mos- Watrs.
Snarloai Jacob Fritz E.-kiei Co!e
;crn loseph Lilly William C H wer.
List of Causes for Dec. Term, 18C4.
1 El jih M'-Mnrtrie Endorser, of Aaron
Wolf v- i."hriiian Wolt.
2 Jcob Harn v- Peter Jucohv-
3 Georue Hu-i'ties, ct al v J Vr. Crtswell.
4 llusel P Stoirker vs Wm. Ikeier
5 B. F Reiahardfc Bro. vs Silas D. Edgar
6 Joseph Harrnan vs Reuben Lins.
7 David Achonbach v lohri Wardin.
8 v rn. L'tn v R. F Reihard
9 G Loniip-.beraer et at vs Joel.ua Rabbin
-on and William Boyles.
10 Henry (idmer v- Moore Crev'in2.
11 John AMer.ar and Sarah A. Alltar vs.
John Y Alleaar.
12 Samuel Williams v Ch-arleo H. Difft-
erich and (ieo. A. Herrina.
13 iuke Roan and Anna Roan vs Charles
H. DieWich
14 Philip Dieterich vs Wm Lna.
15 Wil-on Aaer vs Joseph F. Lon.4.
16 Hwyh M Reynolds et al vB Peier Olj-
plan'.
17 W Creamer vs Enoch Howell
18 Rich. Hnau'.and for use of Rachel Hoaa-
lanl vs Lewi Ve tier alm'r of Jes-e
Evans, deceased.
19 A W Creamer v L & P R R Company
2o D L H..-er v David Miller..
21 Johr Beinel et al vs S F Headly et al
22 Geo W Garr';on vs Caper I Thorna
!3 Stephen Baldy vs Caawis-n Williams
D"rt and Erie R R Company.
24 Lewis Lnr.sh v AUreil Crevelina
25 Richar I Moraati vs Samuel Hoauland.
26 Blonm-bnra Iron Company vs Richard
B Meanah.
27 Amos W Cren v Enoch Howell.
Administrator's 3Toliccr
Estate of Jacob Kitdi late of Fishing
creek, twp-t deceased.
LEETTERS of administration on the es
tate ol Jacob Kindia late of Fi-hinceek
iwp, Columbia county, deceased, nave
been granted by the Regjsier-ol Colombia
county, to John Wentier, re-id trig in town--hipant
county aforea'd. All per-ons
having claims again-t Ihe e-tate of I tin de
cedent are requested to pre-en them to
j the nnder-igr.ed without delay, and all per
suns indebted 10 make paymrt lorMiwitn
JOHN WENNER, AdnCr.
. Eih V rfk. No. 9. If-M f v f 2
C0L13ICIA lOiNTY, feS :
In the Court of Common Pieas of Columbia
County inter aim it is thu contained:
In the mailer vf the f And now to wit :
Cemeteiy in Scott tp. O.-i the 8th day of Sen
tember, 1864, upon the presentation ol the
petition of Eli Creveling and others, pray
ina tlat ihe "Crevelitig Cemetery" be in
ccrporated wi.h such power, and under
scch restrictions, a a.e set lor:h in an in
strument in willing this day filed, ettiua
forth objects, articles, conditions name and
style, under winch they have associated.
It was 'ordered that notice thereof be aiven
bv publication aareeably lo the act of As
sembly in such rae made and provided.
By order of the Conn.
Certified fmm the Records, Sept. 8, 4864.
JES-E COLEMAN, Prothy.
September 14, 1864.-pt-. S2.
ESTRAY."
CAME to the subscribers in Locust twp.,
Columbia county, 0:1 the 16ih of Octo
ber, 1864, -a pale yellow cow about ten
year old. The owner or owners are noti
fied lo come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and lake her away, otherwise she
will be disposed of as ihe law direct.
RICHARD MORGAN.
Locust, Cyiober 26, 1864.
JYalional Foundry.
Blooinbtir, Columbia Co.,
rpne snbsribjr, proprielor of the ebove
-- named extensive establishment, is now
prepared to receive orders for all kinds of
machinery, for COLLERIES, BLAST FI R
NACES STATIONARY ENGINES, MILLS
THRESHIMG MACHINES, &c, &c.
He is also prepared to make Sioves, all
sizes and patterns, Plow-irons, and every
thing usually made in rirst-elass Foundries
His etansive facilities and practical
workman, watrant him-in Teceivin the
largest contracts on the rno&l reasonable
terms.
CE" Grain of all kinds will be taken in
exchange for castins.
v CF This establishment i located near
the Lackawanna Railroad Depot.
PETER BILLMEYER.
B!oornibnr2, Sept. 9, 1863.
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i s, Four Onainal Copjrtaht iNovplites
will be aiven. by Ann S. t-nhenn, Lom-e
C Monlion Frank Lee Benedict, and the
Author of The Second Life." It aL-o pub
lishes Fashions Ahead of all Others.
Each number, sn al biion to the colored
plate, gives I our et, Clonk and Drce.
naraved on wood. Al-o, a pattern, trwn
which a Drev. MatililU. or Child's Pres
can be cm, without the :iid of a mantii-ma-ker.
Also, t-everal paiies of Household
and other Receipts.
tlTIl i" the cent Lady's Mngazir.e in the world
TRY IT FOU ONE YEAR,
TERMS Always i:i Advance.
One copy , one year. ? 2 00
EigVt copies, for one year. 12 00
Fourteen copies for one year 20 00
Premiums for Getting vp Hubs:
.To every er-ons gr-tting up a club, at
the above ia-e, a copy of :he Magazine
for 1865 will he given arati- : or it prrbr
red, the superb engraving (size, 27 inches
bv 20 inches.; " Washington Porting Ftom
Ills Gn emit:'
Address, post paid,
CH A Ii LES J PETE RSON.
306 Chesinut street, Philadelphia.
rSpeci'nens sent arati, whe 1 sent for.
Nov. 23, lfi64.
THE NEW GROCERY STOliE
FORMERLY ERASMAS' OLD STAND
ON MAIN STREET, BLOOMSBUR'G.
If ore I'resSi Good.
Just received at Henry Giger's Xetv
Store.
MOLASSES,
SUGARS,
TEAS,
COFFEE,
RICE.
SPICES.
FISH,
SALT,
TOBACCO,
SEGARS,
CANDIES,
RAISIN,
FEED AND PROVISIONS.
Together with a great variety of notions
&C loo numerous to mention.
PFBuiter, Eggs, Meat and produce gen
erally taken in exchange for eood.
HENRY GIGER.
Bloomeburg, Noy. 23, 1864.
fcSpS. .' .
f&gz M te" ' 'h j rate $M
G R CV
THE attention of the pnblie and the trade
twnn.l P;..i Fn.io. u-hir-h fnr in nm and
ofTered in this market. They contain all the modern irr prow ments, French, Grand
Action, Harp Pedal. Iron Frame. Over-Slrnn- Ba &e.. aid n h ii.Mii.met.l bems ma e
under the personal sn, ervision ol Mr J. H G P O V EST R E N , w h o l ad a j rart al e .
nertence of over 30 years in .heir rr an u far Sure is tnlly warremed .. e ery rric.. ar
The Groveteen I'iano-F. rte Jleenve.il th Ihphfst vu ard of Mtnt t ttrull others
at the Celebrated World' fair.
Where were exhit ited instruments Horn
Ph.lapelphia, B-I.irnore, Potr-. and New
five sncces-ive yars. the 2old an.l silver medal Irorn notti oi wnicn can v....
ware ronn. By the intrnd
Forie. arid bv mariufactu
!ci.i..im, ol nrn wtiir-ti will nrecliHle all Cor lie I it ion
PRICES ' No. I, Seven O'-iave. round corners. Rrsewr.r.c! plain ca-e 2?5. r. 2
Seven Octave, round corner-, Ro-vvood heavy mcnldiriz S300. No 3, Seven Orave,
roil'id corner. Rose-wood L"i XIV s.le S325. a I:t simile of t'.e ahn.e cut. -
Tr.si.Ti xrt csh, ri!i:i:i:T
DEtCRIP'IlVE CIRCL'LAliSE.'T FUEHj j
July 13, 164 ly.
IT IS THE ONLY RELIABLE
S '' LF-.4 DJUST1SG irilIXGr.Il.
Xo Wood Work to swrll or Fp'it Xo
Thumb-set fir to sff or of order
Warranted with or without cog-wheels
ST'ioii lh fift premium at fitiy-seven
i S:a:- and C-'unty Fair in lri3, and i
wi'hout any exception, me b-t Wringer
pvi mae. Patented in ihe United States,
England, Canada, and Australia. Agents
wanted in every Unvii, and in ad par s ol
the world. Energeiie Agenis cm make
frim three to ten Dollars .-r day.
Smnle Wringers seni Express paiJ on
rer-eipi of (;rice
No. 2. 56 50. No 1. 57 50. N'. F, 5 50.
No. A. t'J.LO. Manuficlured and sold,
whole-ale and retail, bv
THE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO ,
No. 13 Pi-tl Street, N. Y. & Cleveland, 0.
A H. FRAM'ISLTSj Age..-,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Jl'hal Everybody Knows, viz :
That iron well ual v;.':uzed will not rust.
Tnai -imp'e machine is better than a
complicated one. That a Wringer should
be sell Jidjn-ling, durable, and efficient.
Thai Thumb -crews and Fa-tenings cause
delay and irnubl- to regulate and keep in
order. That wood soaked in hot water
w til -.well, shrink and split. 1 hat wood
bearing for the shall to run in will wear
out. That the Putnam Wrina-r, w it Ii or
without cog wheels, w iil not tear the clothe.
That cog wheel regnlanr are not e-ti-lial.
That ihe Putnam Wringer ha all the
advantages, and not one of the disadvan
tages a bove named That all who have
tested ii, pronounce it 'he b st Wringer
ever made. Thai it wiil wring a THREAD
or a BED QUILT without alteration..
We might fill tha paper wilh tes-.irr oni
als. but in-ert only a tew to convince the
hkeptical. if s-nch there be: and we say 10
all, test Putnam's Wiinger. Test it thor
oughly with any and aii birVrs, arid if not
entirely fat i-f id or y . return it.
Putnam Manufacturing Co.
Gentlemen I know from prc!' al
experience that iron w'.l galvanized with
zinc w;ll not oxidize or ru-t in e parade.
I he Putnam Wringer is as near peifecl a-pc--it
le, at d I Crtii ctieeriullv re com mend
il 10 be "he be-t in n-e.
jiepct I'nllv tont,
JOHN W. W HEELER.
CI"Ve,uid, O iio
Maiv ears experience in tt.e galvaniz
ing busiiies. erihble m- to endoi-e Ihe
above ftaiernent i il pir'n'tilars
JNO C I.EFr- P.RTS.
. N-. 10'i Hechinan St.
New York, January, I SG 4 .
We have le-ted Pii-nam's Cl'ihes Wring
er b pnctical workitsa. and. kIiO that it
will .lo. Ii i cbep, tt is .'irnple, it req-.n-e-nn
room whe'her ft work or at re.i; a child
can operate it 11 does itsdil'V thoroughly
It -aves litre and it -ae- wear and tear.
We earnes ly adi-e all lo tir.ve mnch
washing in do, with all i r i 1 -1 1 -;--. 1 er-vm
who may have anv, to buy th.s Wringer.
It will pay tor if-eif m a yejr a. 010.1.
HORACE GREt'.LEY.
July 6, t64! ly.
NON FXTI OMVE PURE
CRYSTAL CARBON OIL,
ALSO,
2HSTi:l-) BI25TZjI2
AND
IN '
TIGHT P AC K AG T S.
CO t"- i) .-S3
ivill. ki-:i'i:ivi: i'it.iiix
ATTENTSOS.
H. L. HOLD EN,
Proprietor.
WiHiamsport, July 6, 186 4. If.
R'nticiial Claim Agcnj'j
coNDCcrro bt
HARVY 56 COLLINS,
WASniXGTOS P C.
IN order to facilitate ihe prompt adjn-t-ment
of Bounty, arrears 01 pay, IVti-ion
and other claims due ,-oldiers and niher
per-oti 'torn the Government of the U. S .
the undersigned .has made arrangement
with the above firm whose experience ami
cloe proximity l. and daily intercourse
with, the Department, as well a the early
knowledge acquired by them of Ihe decis
ions frequently being made, enable them
to pro-ecuie claims more effectually than
Attorneys at a distance can possibly do
All persons entitled lo claims of the above
description can have them properly attend
ed to by calling on me and eutrusiing them
to my care. ' VV. WIRT, -
Agent for Harvv & Collin.
BloomsbuKg, Auu 10, 1864.
"T F N 8c CO.
is invited to our .New IM-Hle 7 Uclave ioe-
PliritV Ol lone are 11 nr Vi-lle(T l ' ) i'i nei.n
tt - .e test maker- oi i."" "n, '
York; and also at the Am-riean InMine for
"O Ml Hint SI iverineniim m . nun i .'.- -
r . . i, ...iii ,. Prlpri Pint.o
(tiictrnri of nnpro wments vie mak a Hi.l more perteci i mnu
, , 1 ... ,.- . i,-,.., , ..rahled to offer
itii2 largely, ith a Hiiciiy ca-n h)'m, are enaoieu iu i n-r
.. . n i i u ...
o:irt S'roclnsnation.
,rHERE.S the Honorable William F.I
well. Pie-nlent Jude of the C"iirl of
Oyer and Terminer and General Jail De,v-
ery, Court of Quarier Se ion ol the Peace,
and Court of Common Plea ii-id Or; bans'
Court, in the 26th Jnd.cial District, compos-
e l of the cnnntiesol C(d -i n. bi a . SuM 1 van and
Wyoming, ;,nd ih Hon- Stephen Bai ty and
it ii r i . ..1.,. 1. 1 r-
jonn 111' i-- 11 "it--, n'Mii-i.ur iuuer,iii v .
1 1 1 r n 1 1 1 a co., have is-ned their precept, bear, j
!" da'e t-ne thousand eight hundred and!
SIX'V lour a-.. .0 me oireceu oommg a
Cm.rt ol Oy er ami I crm itier, nt tt General
Jail Delivery, O'tarter e i ui ot Hie Peace, j
Com. Plea- and Orphan' Court, in Bloom- j
burg, in the county ' Columbia, nn the first
Monday, bem-r the ,h day of Decinber next
and o continue one week.
Notice i hereby given, to the Coroner, 1.P
Jn-ticesol the Peace and Con-tables ot the
-aid County of Columbia, that they be then
I .1. . ... il...!. n ....... . 1 w. 1 ot IO ? -
aoo U!r:u 111 inrn jji'-1 I' " ' o i .yj ..
i-lock in the forenoon ol sant !ay
Jay. with their
r-cord, inqni-ition
and other remembran
res 10 do iho- in in-'- which to their nrlH-e
appertain to be done. Andhose that are
bound by recognize, to pro.-eciite agam-t
the prisoners thai are or may be in the Jail
of said co'intv ol Columbia, to be then and
there to r,rr!-ecure then a shall be piM. j 11
ror are reqnes'ed 'o be punctual in their
iiiiendmii e, agreeably to llieir notice, dated
bt Bloom-burg ihe 29ih day of Oct., in the
year of our Lord one thousar d eight hu-dred
ami -ixty-ionnh and in The eighty-tii nth ear
of the Independence of the Lmied Nates of
America. (Gml -ave the Cnmmon w-ealth )
jt.v-inii 11. ri jun"
Sheriff's Office,
Bloom-burg, Nov. 2, 1864.
I
Sheriff.
1 cru iiiiuiiuiz utii
LATEST STYLES CHEAP GOODS.
fH'HK undersigned respectfully informs
his friend and the public generally,
that h tia just received Irom ihe Eastern
Cities, a laiP,. as-ortmeul of
s?csr?
C, -) v-T--I'Trifi
Iflf T".T
bLU J nl:U,
Fresh from the seat of Fa-hion, ot all
sort-, size-and qua? litie, which wiil be
sold cheap for cash or country produce.
A L S O,
ISA '2 A: UASVS
RIOTS AM) llULS.g
v-r
t''" Together with a variety o! no
lions and thing- 'o. 'rent le-ome to numer
ate, i' w l.iitti he invite- the a teuuon ot pur-
cha-er.
rOT" II' is uho prepare I make us
colliiaz to orilrr. on reasonable lertrrp.
w:d up to the latest fashions. ' j
IV C ail aud evamme our stock ' I goods, j
A.DREV J. EVANS.
nioT.-rsbnrg, Ai ri! 27. 164
Uillcr'i$ Store.
OF FALL AND UTM EU GOODS.
fqU' subscriber has ju-t returned from
ttie citips with ano-her large and eleci
a-Oitriiei.t of
Fall and Winter Goods.
po'cha-ed at Philadelphia and New York
at ihe iowe-t figure, and which lie i deter
mined 10 sell on a moderate, terms a- can
be procured el.-ewhere in Kioomburg.
Hi- -M'C compri-ps
L IMES' DRESS GOODS,
of the ct'f ice-t -'yle and latpst la-hions,
to"Kit:erwith a large assortment of
DRY-GOODS. MUSLINS. CLOTHS,
AND VES TINGS.
A I. SO,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE.
QUE E N S W A UK. CED A R W A RP,
HOLLO W W ARE. N Al LS. I IU)N'.
HOOTS SHOES, IIATS.S' CAPS-c.
in short, every thing uua!!y kept m conn
try stores, 10 which he invites t fie tilteulioti
ot the public generally.
The highest price will be pa'd for coun
try produce. I!, exchange for good--
STEPHEN H. MILLER.
IJ!nomburj, Oct, 12, 1S64.
NOTICE T7T DIVORCE.
In the Court of Common Pleas of Columbia
County.
JOHN STINER v. ANNA MARIA ST1NER
ND now, to wii: September 5th. 1H64.
the Court, upon motion of P. S. Ri-hei.
Attorney fnr Libellan', gTan-eil a rule upon
lSe respondent to show cane why a I)i
voice a vinato mi'rimoni should not be de
creed in the above staled cae, returnable
at our court on Monday, December 5th
1S64. JOSIAH H- FURMAN, Sheriff.
Rioom-bnra. Oct. 26. lS64pd
flM-:W 3IILLIXERY GOODS
t' J Tor-
VC FI,I. M MW ER.
Mis MARY BARKLEYhas just returned
from New York and Philadelphia with an
excellent assortment of Millinery Goods.
She has Ih very latest fashions and the
most approved styles of Hats and Bonnet,
together with the most tasteful lot ol Rib
bons, Trimmings, &c. Give her a call and
examine for yourselves. . .,-,,
MARY BARKLEY.
Bloomsburg, Oct. 1?, 1864.
OROVER 6c BAKER'S
CrLtBRATTD PLASTIC STITCfl
SttlYINU Mil IIIM
Were awarded the lugt'esi Pietr.inms cve'r
all Competitors, m ti e Icllow ing State
and County F'r of 1863.
nev york si Ate fair.
Firs! Preiiiium turf irmly Machine.
Fir-l Premium for .! mud facinring Machin
F'rt Premium for M -.-ct me Work
j (MMAiA MAIh rAlh.
C.t P,p,T1iiim tnr Macnu.P frr all nnrnntii
j p,rs, rf,wtS,n or Machine Work
i VKRXinNT STATE FAIR
. v f Jor Vsimr, Machine,
. ,,m(im or Ma.,ufactnr...2 Mtchiir.
KjrM Vtt.mUlin ior Machine Work
i OHIO STATE FAIR.
p,rl PrHmium for Machine Work
) Q. y A STATK FA,R
r. . r , ..
i c'rst Premium lor Family Marhin
P , ,,
i - ,rM rremnirn tor Manu.actHiinjr A
.
Firi Piernmin for MaitiifO U ork.
Machioa
ILLINOIS STATE EAIR.
Firn Premium li Machine for kll purpose
Fir'l Pr-minm for Machine Work
KENTUCKY SPATE FAIR
F r-l Prerniiioi for Machine for al I purpose
Fni Premit m for Machine Work,
MICAIGAN STATE FAIR
Fir-t Premicm f'r Maniifacioring M chin.
First Premium for Family Machine
First Premium for Ma dun Work
PENN'A STATE FAIR
j '- t'r-rnmm tor Alauofacinrinz Machine
Premium for Machine Work
j OREGON STATE FAIR.
1 Fi,s, prprnm fr Family Machine
J p,r., preml,n fnr Machine Work
- CHITTENDEN CO. Vt. AGIi L SOC.
p"irt Prrminm for Family Machine
First Premium far MannlRcturing Macl ins
I.!.. I l ,o .,.,. f..r m ..1 .. fn.L.
A N K LI N CO N Y. FAIR
First Premium for Family Machine.
Fir-t Premium for Manufaeinrma Machine
CHAM PLAIN YAf-LEY Vt. AG'L SOC.
KirH Premium for Family Machine
Fir-t Premium or ivjanulactunna Machiti-Fir-t
emiiim b;r Macnine Work
HAMPDEN CO, Ma AG L. SOC.
Diploma for Family Ma-hi-ie.
Uijiloma for Machine VVmk.
WASHINf.il ON CO, N YFAIK.
j rir-t I'-eiri 10 rn for Family Muc'hitie
tit l;r.? Cll A . r A IK
j Fir-i Premium for Fau.ily Machine
Fi r-t Premium for Mar nfacinring Machira
Fir-t Premium for Machine Work
: SARATOGA CO N Y, FAIR.
First Premium lor Farrilv Machine
MECHANICS' INSTITUTE Pa. FAIR.
, Fir-; Premium for Machine for all pur,)0
First Premium for Machine Work
GREENFIELD O, UNION FAIR,
j Fins, prpminrn for Family Machine
. pjrM prmjurtl u,x Machine Work.
CLINTON CO. O, FAIR.
I First Premium for Family Machine
I Fir-t Premium for Machine,
i MONTGOMERY CO Pa, FAIR,
t Fist Premium tor Machine for all purposes
Fir-t Premium tor Machine Work.
SAN JOAQUIN CO Cal FAIR.
First Premmm for Family Machine
Firn Premium for Machine Work.
SA N JOSE DISTRICT Cal FAIR,
1 Fir-t Premium for Family Machine
1 Fir-t Premium for Machine Work
I D7The above comprise. all ihe Fai
ira
-llO 'l I'ln U".l I v II II J I
in
, were exhibited thi year.
aie rcorn, -tvo urnaiway, iew tors.
73.aChest-.nt St., Philadelphia-.
March 23, 1-64 tj.
te-rMI-
THE Greatest Improvement yet in Ih
Sewing Machine Art. A curiosity worm
seeing.
Please send for circular with sample cf
spwi g.
The-e Improved Machine save OP
hundred per cent, of thread and silk, arid
make the lock sii-ch alike on both sides.
They require no instructions to operaia
perfectly, except the "printed directions "
No change in sewing from one kind of
goods to another.
And no lakiiia apart tocJean O' oil.
Our New Manufactory is now complete
with all it machinery and lools entirely
I new, and is already rapidly turning out
Machine, wl ich tor heaoii and perfection
o' finish are not ni passed by am manufac
ture in the world.
N. R. Shoul t any Machirp p ove nnyi
i-factory, it can be reiurned and money
refunded.
Agents wanted in counties not canta'l
by our own Agen'
F I N K L E & LYON S. M . CO.
No. r3A Uroadway, New Y'ork. j
April 20, 164. 1 v- 1
i
Aolit'c lo Trespassers.
THE following farmers and landowner,
of Orange and Cen:re townships Columbia
coiiatv, do hereby caution all per-on
against bunting or in anyrvise trpspai'g
on tfieir latais, ttm mkina themelvej
subject to the penalties of. the law which
w ill be n.-ost tririgentlv enforced
Divid E Hay men,. Stephen Hill, ,
Samuel Heidle; , Frany Hayman,
Simon Law ry. Reuben Si ler, ;
All ol Oia-ige township. -Benj.
Stiner, Wm Bpck,
Frederick Peck, Adam Hill,
Wm Wi'mire. Ger Witmire,
Joseph Ruckle, nP of Cenir-s twi.
Orange, Nov. 16, 1864.
CHARLES G. BARKLEY,
. Attorney at fj.'iw,
CL003ISCCIIG, COLI'JIMA CO., IM.
WILL prar-liee in h
Columbia cpnti'v.
,e 'rpr .1 uc-.rl of.
A ii Ir 2 -1 business
intrusted to bis car t.hai' ceive pro-npt
attention.
O F F I C E. On VI n "i'r, Exchiig
Buildings, over Miller's .e.
April 13, 1864.
r "V. - X? A