STiR OF THE NORTH
THIaGS ABOUT T01VW& COIXTRY.
WEDNESDAY SEPT. 27. 165.
Umclk John's RrrLKCTioxt, No. 2 , will
appear in our next.
HtT Shiptoi wilt offer personal proper
ly lor tale at his residence in Scott town, on
Saturday next.
: WasT-D A good girl, to do kitchen
Work for a small tamily, to whom fair wages
will be paid. Apply at Una office.
The Post Office at ibis place was rernor
t d last week to the New. Building erected
no tbesouth west corner of Market afreet.
Tut Loyalists are. look in? very Mow,
m l.e-her it is revenue blue, or blae with a
black ahade. lha: make their color so appa
rent, cannot ssy. but reckon tte nigger'
haa something to do with the coloring.
Jlowdyisrn has been nightly rampant in
oar atreeta during the past week A noisy,
tallowing crew, have monnpotiz I the side
walk in front of cenain p!ces, interfering
with qoiet pedestrians. Go alow boys, and
let the people para.
Tut Herald published at Jerseyahore, Ly-er-ming
co., by Snyder & Coleman, came to
us last week enlarged aiid improved. It is
valuable acquisition to the Democracy ol
old Lycoming. The paper was slirted but
abort time asto neutral in politics. It bid
fair to do well.
TVaifTtD One thocsand men, a Brigadier
General, and a battery of light Artillery, to
guard the "atrV citizens" of Columbia
county bile they are on the way to the
polls to deposit their Democratic vote for
IheTr hero candidate. No Shoddy cn
'tractor, or defunct Provost Marshal need ap
vj. - , , , , ',
On of the chief rea.or. ml
Ahol'lion pre why tt.e people should vote
for Jacob 51. CampLell tor. .Surveyor Gn
era! U, that he has . invested 33 000 in
Seven TtiiUuJ which i exempt from taxa
Oon, and the poor. Utoring peop.e, have
got to pay h;io the interest upon it.
AitbcV Magazinc lor October is on
l.and, full, as usual, with mod excellent
reading matter. The illustrations patterns,
&c, are fine and attract considerable atten
tion. This Magazine would grace any
centre table. The ladies am not back
ward in tending for it. -They aoon andr
stard which Magazine to send for. Try it,
nd be convinced.
A. B. I-o.NGJXgR Secretary of the State
AiiricaliDrsI Society, will please accept our
thatiks for a complimentary ticket sent u
Understanding thai thit Society has bfcome
A boli ionized, we shall not counter.ance tbn
concern sofTictendy to attend. Wesawtf
announce in some ol our exchanges that
ihe exhibitions were lo be sliced up with
Abolition harangue.' Quite an idea! It
won't pay. So odd y is on the downward
road.
S. G. MoraikoNi E-q , has disposed of the
!F Branch Democrat, published a; Wil
Jiamsport, to Thomas Sith, EsqwwhoiII
hereafter continue the paper. Welcome
Mr. Smith in tbe editorial ravk. Success
attend the retirine editor in whateer pur
aoit he may enajje; for we fee.1 pretty sore
that be did cot amass a lor' one in i he news
paper business if bis lack ran in any wise
with oors. .
FKTcaraistsG The Metholil congreza
lion at this place held a meeting ihe other
evening io solicit fund lo edocate AVro
ftliniMert, and are' now begginz contrioo
Jions lo pay for a parsonage. We sopsest
'that it would increase their subscription and
ronf reeation tenlold, il ihey would pledge
themselves tbat after tbe present incom
bent's term expires, the parsonage and pol
pit should be filled by a man who prea:r.e
"Chrit and h xo crucified," and not Negro
Equality." .
Tut attkntion of all good citizens is call
ed to the Proclamation of the Sheriff, as
published in another colomn, annourciug
the coming fall election ; especially to that
part of the law of the Commonwealth, reel
ed in tte proclamation, respecting the risjhta
of citizens io the elective franchise. U is
tbe doty of all good men lo see that every
persoa qnalified onder the La ws of ihe Slate
lo vote, should be in no wsy impeded in
the exercise of his right, on the day of elec
tion; and to afford alt proper and reasonable
facilities to all qualified persons to exeicie
this right. ,h is hoped tha. tbe i'ay of mili
tary and other unlaw lurinterference is pass
ed. But let no man be afraid. Only let us
take care that no stch mieflerence is at
tempted. The nwion that any person here
tofore qualified has been di'qaslifiej bv
ny act oi Coocres or ar,y- pre;j!in ial proc
lamation is silly,, and enly entsrtaiced by
taea of tbe calibre of Dr. JAn. .
Ta'aocCH tbe kind.. of J. B Ewin?,
Esq-, we received one ol the fi'st' nomer
of the Dauphin County J,ue Republican, &
campaign paper just started, in Harrisbart.
against tbe Cameron interests. Ii supports
tbe Republican. Slate Ticket, bat for the
Legislatcre it advocates ihe claims of oor
friends, Col Allcman and Dr. Heck. Col.
Allcmam wa one of the most active and
best Members in the House last winter.
We hope he may be re-elected.' If. a Re
publican is to be elected rom tbat District
we wish to see no fairer, no more honora
ble man than Col. Allbmam gain tbe position
1 ft- . T it 'I . . .
i.v r. ii it i. ua nau uetiaiiTe cipcucotr
hiring teen a Member a few years i j:o.
His nomination U a capital one. Col. Alte
jjaV and the Doctor would make a strong
Uxnt in ths Ij3u;j. They cril lo tt chtct-til
Ar-D if anv man ask of ihe same vcte
why he supports Jacob M. Camt ell. an-wer
because be was wilimu in do bat'le in do
fense of his political principles."
The aroe sentence is given in the Fepvk
licn as the reason for voting lor the lie pub
lican candidate for Surveyor General. It
contains a candid confession of a very dis
honorable intention. He loosfht lor his ' j
lilic't I principal " This is whai all Repubh
enn tough! tor And their prindp'es are, ihe
Abolition of slavery a! the sacr fice of the
Union, tjranny in oppressing pat'iniic
Democrats, a positive hostility to the resto
ration of peace and onion, Nero snflrape,
Negro equality, a ''strong government. tak
ing (rem the States alt constitutional rights,
an Aristocracy founded opon capital loaned
to the government, and exempted from tax
ation, the oppression of poor men io ag
grandize those already wealthy. These are
the reason given to vote far Cimfb ill and
HRTRwrr.
Voter of the Keystone, will you support
such principles, and vote for men who by
ihe cofes-ioii of Republicans were willing
io do battle and created a terrible war in
defence of their "politicsl princip'e,-" or
a-ill yon vote lor VV. VV. II. Datsand Li
ton. who cast a$'ul polilicd prejudice, for
a time and entered war to fijii for the
Union, the constitution, Ihe lass, lirerty
and freedom?
No party eer died harder ihan the Ao
litioti par y People who read this imnenc
will in-er that the A boll ion pany i dtml
Let them believe it or not, that corrupt
pany ia dying ta.l if it is not already dead.
You meet one who was arr.onn the mostl
prominent in their ranks, ever ready to a--sict
in booti'ling down a Dsmocrai, ak
him whai party he belon to Hud he will
tell you that he belong to p rty He i
loo guilty, too sensitive of having commit
ed great wronj8 upon D-inocr.t, to a I-
tempt to creap into ihe rank. of the DenioC'
racy ; and as the Abolition party i admifed
to be dead, hence he belo-in no pir'y
Trie Opposition orjtnn hae nothi'U fi.ht
for in tht campaign save men. They have
no principles, never had, ihey alleue Yo J
ask ihem i( the issue is "nexro equality' j
and they will annwert emphatically, wo
Ask them if neyro suflrace" is ihe qnes-
, I,. -.i,.t t ,he billot box this
, .
FW and yon will receive an anwer in
!
negative. 5 lou will observe that the
At'olttion party is "played oui" opon all
i..iieit, ana rene sotey upon mo icm.
of it nominees lor success at the polls.
Ex amis' ations of Teacher- for Columbia
count will be held at the following lime
Maineville ep-emOer sum wP'own,
n h-, 9,f Jer.viown. October 4th
1 ' . . - . . .
Bnckhorn. October 5th. Liahtsreet, Oc o.
?.er Ifiih. Oranaevtlie October 17ih. Mill
waer, October lxth. Ben:on (-tober 19 h
BHomsbnra fV?tober 23rd. Hoh'bnrL, O.-t.
2Jth. Vrnerville Oe ober 25th J me-'
School Hnnse, in M. Pleaan iwp, Oct.
26 h. Teitctiern r.ot appearii.if at the put
lie examinations, mile a proper and rea
onable xce i offered canno receive a
special examination. C G Bkei.cv.
Coiin'y Sup't
There is a great deal of excisemen in the
English government over an apparent up
riiiH of the Thenian.
The Li'ioeek Chronicle of Ananst J8;h,
aysthere is a spirit of rebellion shown i l.r,,raid dia'pet, whHher a commission
Ihrooahont all Ireland, and that drilling i ' ed officer or ottterwie. a subordinate offi-
goins: on in the mountainon districts.
The Coik examiner make an earnest ap
peal for puiet and peace.
.1, . """. r r
Thk Al'eiiheny Conn'y Democratic Con-j
ver.tion suggested Gen. George W. Cass as
the next candidate for Governor of Pennsyl
vania, in the belief that Western Pennsylva
nia is entitled to the next candidate,' under
a just assignment o! political honors."
The Atlantic cable has been abandoned
till next My nr June; whri il i proposed
to bae the wire in readiness lor laying.
BLVIEW OF THE J1ARKHT,
CARF.FCLLT CORRECTCD WEEKLT.
WHEAT, t 80
RYE. 1 00
CORN, 1 8U
OA I S. 50
BUCKWHEAT , I oo
FI)UR pr bbl 13 00
CLOVERSEED 15 00
BUTTER, 20
EGGS. 2u
TAILOW, 15
LARD peril. 25
POTATOES. 75
DR'D APPLE." 2 52 j
HAMS. 26'
WORO PHILLIPS'
Super-Ph xphate of Lime V Ihmsh 8;
Son Haw Hone Phosphate, in large i
afl small quantilits, and M'ure War
ranted Lake Salt, at irhofexale retail,
p-.r hale bi J. 11. II ARM AN
July 31 1865. Rupert Station.
Aitiiiiiibti-nlor st INolice.
LETTERS of admiiit.siratioti on the esia'e
of William E- Shannon, late ol Scott
township, Colombia Conr.iy, decea-"il,
have bejfi 2raitled by the Rei-ter of said
conntj , lo l ellin-itori H Em, re-idin'j- in
ihe lown-hiii and county aloreaiil. A!
persons having claim against ihe e-late
of the detJedeni are requested tn pre.ei.i
the.n hr psyment to the ai'minislra'or ;
and t'mse in-tebted to the esLale will make
immediate payment io
WEU INGT0N II ENT,
Jone 28, 1865 3. Adm'r.
. I'UDLIC or
Valuable Heal Lis ate.
IN p ursiiance of an order rf the O-phan'
Comt ol Colombia conniy, on SATURDAY
THE 30iu DAY ol SEPTEMBER. 1856, ai
10 nVtnt'k In the forenoon, AUGUSIUS
EVERHART, Execmor of the h-t Will
and Te!ament of Jacob Eerbart, late ol
Orane ttiwnstiip, said county, deceased,
will expose to sale by public vendue, on
ihe premises,
A CERTAIN MESSUAGE AND TRACT
OF LAND,
ailjoinios lands of l-aac Hagenhnch and
Daniel Vanderslice on th eat, Darnel G.
Eat on im south, Geo.ge O nan on the
went,-and John Keim vn tt.e north, ro i-tai-.ini
s
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN
ACRES
more or less, abont EIGHTY ACRES t
which are cleared Ian t. in a I"mI ie o
cnlttvatiim with a GOOD APPLE Orchard;
about 35 ACRES ol which i fi'sl qnaU i
boMoni land, and a NEW BANK BARN
and HOUSE on lie premises wnh a hever I
failma Sprina ol Water, late the eriste of
said deceased, situate in ihe loWuShip ol
Orange at.d conniy aloresai.l
JESSE COLEMAN, Clerk.
Sept. 13, 1S35.
! GE5 EC AL ELECTION PROCLAMA-
HON.
WHERKAS. in and b an Aft of Generil
I A--ll.t l t CorfHnv cmIiIi ot Ilenn-
lvatiit tMiiMlfd An Act to resutate the
i-ii r I Etectiora ithin lht Common
weMlih," it i ei'ji.ineil nron me io aive
out'lic notice t, Mid Vlectioin and lo enu-
merate in aid notii e vbat officers are to t
eiecte, i, iAJiubij o. lucn oner'u oi
the county ol Columbia, do hereby make
known and give this public notice to the
elecors of the County of Colombia, that a
General Flection will be held in aid count),
on the
SECOND TUESDAY (10th) ol OCTOBER.
186, al the several elertirn disirn'W, viz ;
Bloom township, at the C'ltiri Hoiie, i'i
BloomKbnrg. .
B'-inoii townshirvt :ie Pi f lic II .ir.se of
J.h J S il"s in the Town of Hr-n'iMi.
Bexver townvkip. al the Public H:u-e ol
Franklin L Slttwnan.
liriarcret-k I ihio.al the Public School
Hnnf, near Evmsvitle
Borough ot Berwick, al Ihe Town House
in 0e B'lionth.
'Caiaw isfi township, at the Public Hou-e
of Samuel Kolf nt)HU ter.
Ceti're lown-hip. at the Hou-e of Jere
miah He-. deceasel
(run iiv ham township, at the Public
Hou-e ol R-uben WHar.
Fctiiti'jciKfk. iLwtishi.i, at the Public
H.iie formerly ke,i by Bj MrHHnry.
Frxnkliti township, at Claj intra School
H'ni-e.
Greenwood township, al the House of
Joseph R. Panoii.
Hemlock townnhip, at lhi "Buck Horn."
J.u-koii township, al the Houre of Eze
Jtiel Cole.
L"riit towm-hip, at the Public Houee of
J it. n L Hurt, in Slabiown.
Mifflii township, at the Public Hou?e of
Jul.ii Keller.
M.liO'i township, at the Public Hou-e
of Samuel Cimby.
Ml. Pleasant township, al th Publii
Hqne of Ttion a June.
Montour towriphi, at Hie House of Wni
Holiino.iead.
Mam townrhip al th Public House ol
j Join A. Sliuman
Rnariti2treek township, at the House for
merly occupied by Geore W. lire itaca.
OraHe township, at the Public House ol
Alexander Huuhes, in Oranjeviild .
Pine townohip, al the Mouse of Albert
Hunter. . i
Snuarloaf township, at the House of A.
Cole.
Scott township at the Public House of
J. I). Alarcrihank
j At which lime and places the qualified
i electors w ill ele. i bv ballot ihe lollowin"
i Slate, District and County offi.!era, viz :
j .in Alltiiiui urin-ui. .v ouir) ui uen-
eral. Uu Member of Assembly. A Di-
i ' .i "
" trict Attorney. A County I'rea-urer. A
County Commis-ioner A iwonnty Auditor
County Sorvejor. County Coroner.
It i flintier directed trial the election of
the eeveral dtMrtrts shall be opened be
tween the hciif ot 8 ami 10 o'clock in Ihe
forenoon, ami shall continue open without
( - - j - - --
, t" eei.in- witeti lha polls shall be
I irilrrn . .t it. n fill si.ll'iiirii fllft tl t until fllMilfk
flowed.
It i-furler 'ir-ried that ihe meetinsol
Ihe re urn Ji.e Hi the Court Hone. ,,
B:Ofit ur. to mkt 0' the (ie-.eial Ele
i i io
.vii! be I' e 13ri day ot 0 -t'ber
lev
'i'l.t r-Sijf
l)n'rir:,
Imiitiii 4ixi
J.idt-e
I llr Reprp-enta'ive
. : j o! tii. CCD tries of Co
M m ur, fhali uieet at the
Court Hon-e, in Bloo'nsbMrsi, on Tnesday,
lay,
ont
me 7 h .tat o () lO '-r n'lt, In mke
returns t'-r .Wml'tt A-si-tn'lv.
NOTICE IS HEREBY tilVEN,
Tl Rl every per-nn excepting Juiice of
the Pence wUostmll hold any office or p
poinimenl of prcfit or tmel under the Unit
el Stare, or of Hiis Stale, or anv miv or
car or at'etit who is or f-hall be employed
under ihe leuilature, executive or judi
ary ilepartrrent of this State, or of any city
or of any incorporated district, and also.
that every member of Conaresn and ol Hie
. 1 , . , , .w i .
! mon cijuncil of any cii, or romrrnr
til any ini-orporaief oif-inci, i py wx ir;
capabM of holdins or eeremi '
time, ihe office or appointment it Ju.l.''
Inpeclir. oi Clerk t f an election of t! i
) Comnu.nwei.lih, a d that no Inspector,
i Jmfje or oier officer id such elei-tion
sfiall be eligible io be ttien voted lor
And the said acl of Asemhli entitled
"an act relating lo elections of this Com
monweal: h," passed July 2, 18 19, furthei
provides re follows, viz:
"That the Inspector and Judges shall
meet t ihe respective p'aces appoitMed lor
liolilins 'he election in the ditrict at which
Ihey re-peciively belona, hefore 8 o'cln.-k.
on ihe moiniti" ol the SECOND TUES
OAV OF OCTOBER, and each said In-
spector ffiall appoint one clerk, who shall
be a qnalifieJ voter ol such ditnct.
Incase the person who shall have re-
I 9ptor fbjiM i'Oi al-erd nn the dny of any
' ol.eliiri then ll.a rMratin tt-hn cfi 11 hjoj
fp, ,.,Vt,,,' p,.,.,,, highest number ol
votes lor Judo;e al the next i-recedina elec-
on shall aci as Inspector in his place
And in case the person wtio'has receive.i
the seconil highest number of votes tor In.
spee'dr shall not attend, tn person elected
Judge shall appoint an Inferior in Ins
place ; and il any vacancy si ill continue
in IheToard for ihe space ol one hour Hltei
the time fixed by law for the ojieirnt o
the election, ih" qnalifiMil voters ol tne
township, ,wul or district for which such
t ficer shall have been elected, pre.-enl at
live election, shall elect one of their num
ber to fill such vacancy.
'Itstiajl be the duty of the several A
sessors tespeciively to attend at Ihe place,
of boldi-fg every neutral, special or io-in
eh ip !et i ion during the whole time such
election is kept open, lor the purpose ol
giving information to tht Inspectors and
Jm'ye, when cal'ed on,, in relation io the
ri:iht of any person assesel by them lo
vote at such election, and on such othw
matters in lelanon lo the assessment o!
vniere, as the said Inspectors or either ol
i hem shall from time to time require
No person shall be permitted b vote a
any election as aloresa'd," than a wh'ne cm
ien tf '.he age of iweiity-one' or mote,
who shall have resided in thi- State al
leat one year, and in the election, district
where he ofler io vote. iei days immedi
ately preceding sncti election, and wiihm
two tears paid a S"aie or C'ninl) Tax whn-h
shall have tieen a-e-.e t at leasi ten da
ehire the elet-noi Bn1 a ci izn of t,e
Untie-' State alii I i $revioel been
.p al lie.' t tr ; f :h . Stte at t removed
:t e'eifnm ai-ii ff inriii and tin sluli Inv
re-lt'eri j;i (he fleit'Oli I'l-lffl HII I pl!
a.i- :f re.i !, Jail te Hiuild 'O o
al-r resi.tiri in II I- Stale Si imnrli.
Ptovii'e. Tri-J' tl. wh'-e tieemen, cinzens
oi l?ie United Naif.-, between Um aye ol
ifti') one And' tfti'-.-'y in jear vlm
iaB r-ntetl in ie sfiei lr ti tl-sfficl ien'
lay- a alor'-sat.l he -n:i let to vote.
although tiev rhali I.'.' Il-e paid lax.
any peiio ha I prevent or attempt
io prevent any fficer of an election onder
HiifCMCi Irum hohliii such election, or n-e
or threaten anv violence to any such ofii
cer, and shall interrupt or improperly in-
terlere with bim in Ibeexecotion of bis
1 fir-.,- 0V!f lln.tr' f.-
ihe window or avenue to any window
whete the same may be; holden br Khali
Imtouslv disturb the peace of eoch elec
tion, or shall use or practice intimidation,
threat, force or violence, with ihe de-ign
or influence undnly or overawe any eleotor
or prevent him from voting, or to restrain
the freedom of choice, such persons on
conviction 6hall be fined in any sum not
exceeding five hundred dollars, to be im
prisoned lor any time not less than one nor
rnor than twelve month anil it it shall be
shown to the Court where ihe nial of suvh
ofTenre shall be bad, thai the p-rson so
ofTend'nii: was not a resident ol ihe city,
ward or litrict where ih said cfT-nre wa-i-ornmitied
jtnd not emrled to role 'h-rein
on fOinrnrMiti
hf l-itll fie e'itenC'14 in nv
n fine not je.- ihan one I'.iir'i'.-f il rr u.nrf
than one thcu-artd ctlars. and be im:.rt--otifd
xc titan feia rucailib ncr inuie
1 1 hi i w, ear-.
(Jive't Ht.tVr mv hind al rny ofTi in
f-'l.-Mijiisbnr, ihi I8"!' '
of
?e-;.t H5
A ML' EL N YDEll, Shertfl
S-pt 20 lfOt
JUillcr's Store.
OP ir Cessna tirriira'Q,y3Il
OF SPRING AND WINTER GOODS.
rpHE subscriber ban just returned from
the cities with another large and select
assottmei.t of
Fall and IFinter Goods,
purchased al Philadelphia and New York,
ai the. lowest Enure, and which he is deter
mined to sell on a moderate terms as can
be procured elsewhere in Bloomsburg.
Hi stock comprises
LJDIE'S JJIiESS COOJ)S:
of the clM icest sijles and latest lashions,
loyttther with a larue assorto-ten1 of
DUY-GOODS. MUSLINS. CLOTHS,
AND VESTINGS.
ALSO,
(5ROCRU1FS, HARDWARE,
QUEKNSWARR. CEDAKWAKP.
HOLLOW WARE. NAILS. IR(lN.
boo rssiioi:s. hatsuaps.c.
In shoit, ever) thing usually ke.tt in rniin
try stores, io which he invd es he attention
of the public generally.
The hi!het price will be paid for coun
try produce, in exchange fAr omul.
STEPHEN H. MILLER.
Bloomsbnii. June 28. 1365.
jYio Clothing Store.
LATEST STYLES CHEAP GOODS.
'3M1E nndersiinpd respectfully informs
hisfrtend-i and Ihe public generally,
that he tias jnsi received Irom ihe Eastern
Cilte--, a larse assortment of
clothing,
Fresh from the seat ol Fa-hion, of all
sort, size and quantities., -which will be
sold cheap lor cash orroninr prn-'uee.
-A L S O,
II A TS V C AIVS
f BOOTS AND SHOES Sg&
-l5a Tosether with a vanei) ol no
ti i us and ihiioj ioi troublesome to numer
ate, to w I. if n he invites the attention ot pur-cUa-er-.
3" lie ts alio prepared to moke rts
clothing lo order, on reasonable termp,
and vplo ihe latest fashions.
E7Ct!I aod examine our stock ol woods
ANDREW J. EVANS.
Bloomsbnri. June 7. 1865.
A Card M the Suffering.
DO YOU WISH TO BE CURED? IF
SO. SWALLOW two or thrf e hoi-head of
'bucha' ''Tonic Bitter' ''Sarsaiiarilla,-"'
'Nervous Aiitidotes," &o , &c, &., and
after jou ure satisfied with the re-nlt then
irV ont r-ox of OLD DOCTOR BUCIIAN'S
ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS and be re
stored 'o hexllh and vior in le-ifian thirty
itas Tle are purely vee able. 'ea-ri
io take, pr Mnpi nd salntar in their eirrt
o" fie tr". ii ' r and sh'tere-l, cf !.ti
t .
I : n r. f
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SIT-CIT''; ''I I.LS n.'e I'i I----:,' .' i
trie :.!' c.-ises ol ! I '. , I ? -..
lei ; I'y n jMif i ' " - S-rr.i".,l "v,Hk-r.K-s.
l --a',tl) ami all U.'i ay. -'.:iai ai d
Netmiis A tlecit'o-, t'O ma-ier Irom w-fiai
cail-e produced. Price. O e D'dlar per box
Sent, postpaid, by mail, on receipt of an
order Ad.'ress, JAMES S BUTLER,
No 429 Hroadway, New York. Gen 'Aent
P. S. A box senl to any address on 'e
ceipl of price which is One Doffur pnaf
free A descriptive Circular sent on
application. July 19 I8H5 8w.
BL0031SBUIIG ACADE31T.
THE nest Term of this Institntion will
beam on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST I6TH,
1865. The rej-iilar prices ot Tuition ranae
from 85 50 to 7 50 per Term ol Eleven
Weeks, io be paid al or before the middle
of the term.
The nsual extra charges will be made
ioi German and French, and the various
Qmamen.al Brandies
It is extrene.y importan that the pnpil
who shall attend the School shou'd be pres
ent at iie beinoinsi of ih term, or as soon
after as possible, in order to start retiUrl)
w nh itie.rlas-. In all caie tonion will be
chareil lor the rtJI.I. TSHM, unless O'herw i-e
t-y rverial previ-mi awreernefil.
T lie Prim n al liw l ad an experience ol
year- in ieaf-hiii2 the Lar guaes ami high
er Mathematics, a well as the various
t ranch en of a substantial E-ili-sh E.lnca
tiott, end will spare uo effort to secure
rapid and thorough proare in his pupil.
REV. H. R1NKER, A. M
Ausnst 9, 1865. Principal.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
CUKFF.RF.RS WITH CONSUMPTION,
ASI HMA, Bronchitis, or anv disease
of the Throai or Limns, will be cheerfully
Inrrished, withoni charae, with ihe rnie
dv by ihe ue ol winch ihe Rev Kdward
A. Wil-on, of Wtlliamsbitra'l. New Ymk,
was completely re-tored !o health, after
having sLtTcred several years ith thai
dread disease. Coinnmp' ion. To Consump
tive sufferers, this remedy i worthy of an
immediate trial. Il will t nl noii'i..j , and
mav be Ine mean" of their pertec res ora
ion. TlloS" leirio the mtie uill ;.eae
addre-- Rev. KDWARD A WMON. lHS
Sonlti Sectilid Street, l lillaliisinirft, K n-j-County.
New Yok.
Aoiiosi 2, l65 fiw.
LOT.
N or about lie middle of A nuns 16
ihe nriderianed lol tn Braver iwo.
or that i eiatn otho.al, a STATE DRAFT",
"I Ihe S-lu ol appropriation nt said town
iiip, to the amount ot EIGHTY odd d
lara The publii? afe cautioned against ihe
payment ot said Dratr, us the township
would not receive any benefit nnle an
other Dratt be procured or the money on
ihe original one be right1 y applied. The
Draft is drawn payable to the undersigned
JOHN FRY,
' Pres'l. School Board
Bearer, Sepl.5 1865. Beaver iwp.
PUBLIC SALE.
WILL be srdd at publFc sale, at ihe resi
dence of the snbsniber, in town of Benton,
in Benton iwp., Colombia connty, on
Saturday the 14A day of October 1865,
the following personal properly to wit:
UOUS3 IKI i CODS,
A lot of NEW f-UliMIUKE, Kitchen a-.t
Cellar fiords, tiRAlN and Lumber. ONE
SPRING HUHD one Sulkey. one Cutima
Box one Patent Bee H've. and numerous
i't.-r r rie h'o tedioii to mention.
Sal io coii'ti's-iice at 10 o'clock i-i the
foreni on il said day. when due attendance
riiit' a reasonable credit wid be .jiven.
LA v SON HUGHES.
Br.toii, Se, t. t3, X65.
piifsi.ir ai-i; or
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN pnrsnance ol an order of the Orphans
Court ot Colombia county, on SATURDAY
ihe SEVENTH day ol October nex, at ien
o'clock in the forenoon. Abraham Yonnsf.
administrator ol William E Roberts, late
ol Jackson twp., in said coni.u, deceased,
w ill expose to sale, b) public vendue, on
the premise,
A CERTAIN TRtCT OF LAND,
situate in Jacknii township, lit said conniy,
adjoining Henrv Hnrleman on the wet.
Silas Mcflenry on Ihe iomh. Daniel Froz
on the east, containing TWENTY ACIES
n.ore or less, ihere is on the prentices one
PLANK HOUSE, one and a hall stories
high, ope other buildin-j. one story and a
half liii-h.a frame stable, about fiftfen acres
ol w hich is cleared , lami. Lain the estate
of said deceased, si'uale in the township
of Jackson and county aforesaid.
JESSE COLEMAN, Clerk.
Blobmsbnra, Sei-t 13 l65
CONDITIONS OF sALE
,One ffiuitn of Hie pnrclia-e monev less
twenty per cent, to be paid on confirm
lion nisi, twenty per cent, to tie, paid on
lay ol sale, arid Ihe reMdne of ihe pur-h.i-e
money o be paid in one )ear, with interest
Irom the confirmation nisi. Purchaser to
pay for conveyancing and stamps.
ABRAHAM YOUNG, Admr.
S?pt. 13. 1865.
' the nidsMX pectoral
ia ILL CURE
C Yonr Con..1.
'SSf- Rfad the aver-
j.n :vfffkw-v iement ten,
lora!; or cornp'innd
Srnpti WitiiCherrv and Seneka Snake
R.ot. will cure the Di-ea-es ol ihe Throat
and Luns, such as cold-, coughs, crm p
A-thma, t ronctiiti. catarr sore ihroat.
hoar-enes. whoopir." c.onah. &.
h timeU n will prevet.t I'ULMOARY
CONSUMPTION. And even where mi
leartnl lisea- is fully developed, it will
afford more relief than anv other medicine.
J. Lawrenre GelZ, ex-Speaker of the
P-i s Ivm-.ih Hoj-e ol Re.resentatives,
a ; "Thi- 'niili remed is no eten
-ie use., and i of .he his"f,-t value to
he count' nil it curative qnalnie. tmv
I II t.een leted by lhouand With tie
ifni-t ratll)in results. It is carefully and
kiiltnlU prepa ie.l lr nm ild Cherrv Bark
a::d Seneka Soake Root, by Dr. Levi Oer
holtzer a reputatde ph) :ct'i of P npnixs
ville, Pa., and i sol 1 by near y all drug
jtsts and country storekeepers."
D P. Crob, ex Posi Master and ex
Boigess ol P'its nn, certifies a Ml nv:
rOriSIOWN, Jan. 3,
Thi cert fie tbat I have ued the Pi cb
t.ix Pectoral in mv f-tmiy, and I ie om
mend it to the Public as i.e very be1
remedy for conah an I colds thai! have
ever tried One nf my ctiihlren was taken
wnh a cnld. accompanied with a cronpy
coiioh, Po bad, indeed, that it conl l not
talk and scarcely breathe. Having heard
so much said about the PI ce iix Pectral
I procured a hnt'l of it. Tne fir-i iloa
relieve, ihe difTiciihy ol brea hinir, and t-e
(.,r ,1.. (.in ! n .l l-tk-n one t'ur h ol the
ho le :t as en ireh well Every famd)
-'lOl.ld t'ave L 111 lhe:r lone.
an -.1 CROSBY.
J . S 1. nt , ilrnitiji-i of New H ipe Bucks
1 crin.i Ya , in wriiina to Dr. Otierhol zer,
--t "'A few iln) Sli ce I bought IWi
.1 y.ei, b' onr valuable couh remedy to
irt, ai.t find it very jiood. am! a it i near
ly all "one I would like oti lo send me a
ros of "11.
" Ycur medicine gives better satisfaction
than any Other I have in the Store. I am
aueni lor some of ihe mot popular cmijh
preparation, tiut yours seems lo be dom
ihe ino-l "ood."
Tne following is an ex'rici from a letter
from H'ram Ellis, merchant, near Putts,
town, Pa., "I have tried ihe Phoenix Pec
toral and find it lo be ihe best cough ined
irine extant. I meet with a more read
iale than any other that I have ever had in
mv store."
The proprietor of this medicine ha so
much confidence in its cura'ive p-iweru
from the testimony of ihonsan ts who have
oed i, that Ihe money will le paid hack
to any purchaser who is not satisfied with
its effect,..'"
i is so pleasant ? tak that children cry
for it. Price THIR IT-FIVE CEN TS; 1-rg.t
B ttle- ONE DOLLAR
I; is inten-ieil for onlv one ctas of di
ees namely those ol ihe THRO A V and
LUNGS.
P.epared only by LEVI 0BERH0LIZER
M D , Pt oem ville. Pa., an ! sold tiy ill
Drit ji:it and Storekeepers.
Jihn-oii, HoMoway, & Cowdn, No. 23
North Sixth Mreel. Philadelphta, a:id
F. C. Welii. & Co., 115 Franklin Street,
New York. General Wholesale Agni.
N. B. If your nearei-t drnaai-i or store
keeper does not keep this medicine do not
let tii.Ti put yon off with some other medi
cine, because he makes more moi.ey on it,
but send al once to one ol the Agents for it.
Jone 21, ISH5. 6ni.
CIViITI AGE,CY.
TH E undersigned desires to call a ten
lion ol he publn? to his lacilitie ot ftitin
tfii! Pension"., Kmiitie- (L .cal a-iA Govern
mel 0 Hontity Land- lor S t liera,
Se'llemeiit ol fficer's Acconn s. &e. Dis
charged ohiiein t the.r heir- ran el their
FULL BOUNTIES,
it., y: -.-.er-iL thev have ieceived pi rl
, r ,'.:,;(' t'ir inlor'HaliO'1, i.oi onle
. ! i . 'i i - s "ie I.
()rfi :eiti K- H Little E-q.. In white
f'ime biitidi"U below Echane Hotel'
C B HROl KWAY.
Blom-siiiri April 5. l-s6i H.
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PA UTAE SHIP.
1 HE Co-partner-hip tiietolire exi-l:n
between JoSn K G'O'Z & Elwarl Rein,
t rat i di! under the firm o' John K Grotz &
Co. is lh' da diste(: b tniiutal con
sent. Ail persona tiavin2 ni'Sei'led a?
roa'its, either on Boik. N"te. or Jinlunient,
re requested to present them without de
lav for adjustment. The Tannins butne-s
will herealter be ' continued, in all ita
branche. by John K; Groiz & Son, ai ihe
Old Stand, near Blo"mbnrj. t
Afericn lurfll fhemicai o's. ,
chkap fi:iitimzei:s.
THE Fertilizers prepared by the Apri
cnltnril Chemical Co., (h Company hacr
tered by the legislature ot Pennsylvania
wiih a capildl ol J250.000.) ttave been
proved in practice to be Hie cheapest, most
profitable and best, lor the Farmer, Gar
dener and Fruit urower, of all conceiitaned
m annres now offered in any maiket. The
Company s lisi embraces the following
P'BULETTi
This Ferii'nzer i composed ol hiahi
soil and ihe leriiltz'tig i gents ot urine,
combined chemtcadj and mechanicall
with other valuable lert.lty.itig agents and
asorbellls.
It is teduced to a pulverulent condition ;
ready for itnir ediate l)se, and withoU' los
ofits highlj Hinnset'OU fetliltst litf roper
lies '
lis universal applicability to all crop
and soils, and it durability and active
qiialme are well known to be alt that ag
ricuiturists can desire.
CIIBMICaTcOxMPOST,
The PVnil'.er i largely composed of
animal matter, such a meat. bone. fi-h.
leather and wool; together with chemical
and inorganic, fertilizers, which decompose
ihe mass, and retain tt.e nitrogenous ele
ments It is ii very valuable fertilizer for field
crops generally, ai d espeutall lor potatoes
and arden purposes.
I.s excellent qnali'ies, strength and cheap
ness, have made it very popular with al!
who have u-ed it.
COMPOSITE FERTILIZER.
T his highly phosphate fertilizer is par
liiMilarly adapted far ihe cultivation of nees
Irgit, lawns and flowers. It will promote v
very viaorous and healthy H'owth ol v tod
frn t. and largely increa-e the quantity and
perleci trie maturity of the Iru it. For hot
hose and household plants and flowers, it
will be found an indispensible article to se
cure their lireater-t perlection. It will pr
vent and cure di-easeti condition of the
peach and grape, and is excellent lor grass
i.nd lawns.
It is composed of such elements as make
it ada pted to the growth of all kinds ot
crops in all kinds ol soil.
The totmnla or method of combining it
constituent fertilizing in fjredienis ha re
ceived the highest approval of eminent
chemiFis and cienttfi; ancul' urtsts.
PHOSPHATJi OF LIME
The Ajriiiiln;ial Ctiemical Company
mantiac mre a Pnophale ol Lime in accor
dance with a new an : v;ilnable tnrmti'.a by
which a very superior arucle i produced,
as to be affirded a: a le. p'ice titan other
maiiiifaciureis cliarj-e. Practical tes.s have
proved that it value, a a tertiliz-r, is
equal to the best Phosphite of Lime in the
market.
TERMS CASH. All Orders of a Ton or
more, will tie delivered at ihe Railroad
S aiion- and Ihe Wharves of Shipmenl,lree
ol canajre. Canape w ill be charged on ail
order- ol 6 barrel or less
One tlr!ar per Tor. allowance for cartage
will be made on all sale delivered at the
W'oik of the Cmnpanv on Can I Wharf.
Agricnllu'al Chemical Company's VVoiks,
4t Cnn-'l Whiff on the be'awne.
Office, 4I3J Ach S . Philadelphia. Pa.
R. H. H I TS, Get eral Ai-ent.
The ("ompany ' Pamn ilci Circular, em
hrav.iu!! f.ill direction fo u-ing Ihe. above
Fertilizers, sent by mail, free, when re
quested. Marcfi 8. 1865 6mo.
SI,
$050,000
si,
tumiH 'F
AVATCUE?. C1IAISS, Rl3iGS. itC.
G. S. HASKINS 8c CO.,
yG llekman 6rre, New Yark.
bflfr t trlIoin2 indocemei,is to
IXuxvi a oi Valuable
tU ZIP lia o
Having been fcr a lorgitme er.casied
the Packet business, and established our
reputation fot pri'hipn es and reliabitii
and po-fes-ii." gr & tcili'ie for sellniii
Jewelry io tli v y . w e xre cm fiden; tSa
we ran ive sati-tacMon to all who fej
di-po-ed io pa'roniz- ns
S65n ooo WORTH OK WATCHES DIA
mond I'm, Chams, lo he sold lor One
Dollar each, without teifard to value, and
i oi to be. paid for unul you know what yon
are in r-cetve
JUST LOOK AT THE FOLLOW I VG LIST
. OF ARTICLES TO BE SOLD FOR ONE
DOLLAR EACH !
175 Waiche (handsomely engrsved and
a arraniel perleci time keepers), varyinu
in price Irom $20 00 lo 812(1 00 each."
2?5 Ladies' wn ches, solid gold hunting
cae. i-r55 00 each.
250 (en lemeo's Silver watches 15 00
to 20 Ot. each.
fi,ohO Latent style vest and neck chain.
-I 5f. to 30 00 each
S.iioO 0-i!i' Calilorhia Diamond Pin
2 50 io 25 00 each.
4 ()()0 Calilornia diamond ear drrp; 2 00
to 15 HO each.
3 000 Miniature and enamelled cent,
icari pin, new stles, 5 00 to 15 00 each.
2,000 Masonic und emblem pins, 3 00 to
111 00 each.
2 500 G'dd band bracelets, engraved and
pU'ii. 3 00 to 20 00 each.
3 not) Jet am! Mosaic brooches, 3 00 lo
70 00 esch.
2,000 Cameo brooche. rich patterns, very
tasty, 3 00 io 60 CO ech.
4 5t;0 Floten'ine and Lava pins; the tea?
article. 4 00 to 10 00 each.
3 500 Lava and Flore dine ear drops,
3 00 io 10 00 each.
3 ot0 Coral ear drops, 4 03 to 6 00 each
2 000 Ladie' Lha'lme chains, jet nd
;:.d. 15 oo ic 20 ro each.
6 000 Gei.;' pin, a splendid assortment,
2 Ot) in 1 5 00 eaeh.v
4,000 So'itaiie leevf button s, entirely new
te. 2 Ml) lo 5 0;i each.
3 000 S i.il- ai.d sleeve but'ons, in sets,
v-t rich. 3 00 to 15 00 each
5 itoo Sleeve bntons plain, enamelled
an.t engraved, 2 00 to 8 00 va'h.
10 000 Piam and liand-omely engraved
i-i;:, 2 50 to 10 00 each. n
8 000 Spring locket, double case, tichly
engraved, 2 00 lo 13 00 each.
15, (KiO Set- lull s j-wejry, new and laten
si y lee, 6 00 to 1 2 00 each.
V ooo (.told pens, and handsome silver
ca-e-. 5 00 lo 10 00 each
This entire li-i ot tvaiitilul ami valuable
wood will be so d lor One Dollar E o-h
CVr ifieatet ol s II the above art.cles will be
placed in envelop, and sealed. The-e
envelope ae "erii bv mail, a nr tered,
wnhoni regard to chfln-e. On the receipt
of th Cer ificate .n will see what yon
are lo have, and then it i at your Option IO
sen t one dollar an take the article, or not.
hive Certificate-can be ordered lor S';
e'evii for 52; iturty-rlve lor f 5; sixty. five
tor SI3; and one hundred for SI5 We
will -end a single Certificate on the receipt
of 23 ceu'.s.
G. S. HASKINS & Co,
Box 420. 36 Reek man St., N Y.
Bloombnr2, April 5th, lf65.
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jine 7. 1R65. PHI LA DELPHI
National-Foundry.
I5loonibtir, CoItiRibin Cc.y
'lne siibribjr, proprietir of the ?b -e
named extensive etablihmen'. i i.-v
prepared 4o receive r rders for xll kind- f
n-j.-iin.ri i,.rrni r t'lMfc br act ri n
VAf KS STATIONARY ENGINES, MILL
THUESHIMG MAt HINES &c , tc.
He i also prepared to make S ove, all
ize and patterns, Plowiroiis, mid e'-t-
bins usually made in first-class Fonndnc-
His extansive facilities and practical
workman, wairant nim in receiving it a
lar;jet conlracis op the most reasonnl ;e
term.'
Cy Grain of all kinds will be taken ;.i
exchanse for castinas.
This establishment is located ner
he Lackawanna Railroad Depot.
PETER BILLMEYER.
Bloomsbnri, Sept. 9. 1KB3.
BTLfJOMSBDRG PROVISION
STORE!
THIS ESTABLISHMENT OFFERS TO
THE PUBLIC AT
V!IO,i:SAf,E Sc RRTAtls,
A VERY LtltOR NT01& of Superior
Family GROCERIES and all thing to live,
upon in ihe line of necearies and luxuries
HERE
YOU CAN FIND
SUGAR. TEA. COFFEE,
SPICE. &c. DRIED FRUIT OF
ALL KINDS FLOUR. PORE, HAMS,
DRIED BEEF BUTTER. CHEESE,
CRACKERS, FISH SALT,
BROOMS. WOODEN
WARE,
AND ALL THAT. Time and space will
not admit of an enumeration of the endie-a
variety of Goods which I offer for sale.
It is my intention to supply the wants of
the people, and io that end shall lend al!
ray energies, giving to them at all times,
ihe benefit ol a decline in ihe market.
Having pnreraseti largely and for Cash,
since the tireal decline in Gold. 1 am ena
bled in -eil At coireporidiintlv low price.
EZTCJSfl rdlH FOR EGGS.
LAYTON RUNYAN.
Bl'-omsbiirg, May 22. 1665
ir42E EL AHaiOffff
Atlorney at Law,
OfireoixJItoinSUrrLJJjLJLJltl
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