i
v.
STAROF THE NORTH
TtI!GS ABOUT TO US &. CClNTUT.
njoo:nsRiri:G,'rA.
WEDNESDAY Dr.C, 1865.
School Ordir. batideomely printed, for
ale, cheap, at ih! fTice. .
VLOiBi-K acquisitions to oar subscript
Iron list have teen made this week.
A chug has Leen made in the time of
running the evening train Northward bound
on the Lackawanna and Blocmstcrg Kail
Road. Thi train now passes Bloom Station
at aboct four o'c'ock P. M.
Br the new Time Table tfe publish to
day il will be seen tbat the passenger trains
rt the Catawisa railroad, will in (utore
pass Rupert, gniug cor;bward,-2 48 A II
and 4 00 P. M. Go,ng south ward 4 CO A M.
aud 10 00 A. M.
Th SrR i issued a te w days later on
account of the reaper maker, C. W. 'MeKe!
yj, not being able to turnt-h us paper for
this" week's Sna oi.t ll Monday last, he
having an at let 3 fill, of Urgs r sized paper
Ihit oeeded prompt and iu.medii.t3 atteu
tioa. Mr. GcokGC VV. Rathbun, the rrliging
agent of the L & B Rail Rati, a! t.lnoiii
"Station, having received a situation ai Bing
hampton, N. Y., has yielded hi po-iiion at
this place. Mr. Rathbm acted in the ca
paci!j of agent here lor several years and
always proved on active end faithful em
ployee. Josph Lillv, Es.q , of Liht Street, over
ready to administer to the want of ll.e
Piinter, will pleae accept the thanks of the
Editor of ihU oaoer and his "whole family,
tor ihai lar- ot,ler" urr.ed ir.to cur courv
- , , . i tt"r. with iwerty I r.ir cp- i- various parta of
on day last week. Tho E-qisre rae3 al..,, , , uiaiiaoi
. ' n Iftc ci j , v. tit re i lM.c Di!i:ies is transaci-
lot of fi.ie Ttrkeys every fail, and when ; e;I, i:.d i i which ti:e s-ulent of ihi Innii-
making .disposition of them nfrer forgets
the primer.
Rcbszry. Oa Saturday r.ijht last, the
5ore of McKeivy, Nej! tz Co was broken
into and robbed ot store cor.h to cor.sifdera
M amount. The BCnal los we have not
learned An entrance was effected ihrouh
window, io tbe rear of ihe S ore, ty for
cing ll shutters apart wi;h ome sharp
pointed instrument. Tools were left behind,
och as powder-flank, keys, brace, and bits,
which indicated thai the theft was commit
leJ by "pro'essiona!.. ' .
Aoriica Soixix. Ghe. O.i Sunday U?t
soother one of our gallant soldiers wa La
ried in the Cemetery at this piacs. The
rime of the lamented solJiar is DavidPchrt.
Me had served onns four veir in the arrry
9 in the arrpy-
bovs drop rff
J 4 d'.P ,r , '
iiracteJ whi.e
Thus, one by one. our brave boy
from the effects of diseases co
fihtin this, no plain to te se!n by all,
unnecessary and wicked war.' The nerr is
not ia the "wood-pile" now, but on top of
1he fence ! The Uilun i not restored.
James Fazczk. an iaJcsirio-s an 1 nrn
ptroas farmer, cf Dlorm township, will
pteasa accept our thanks for that fat Turkey
bronchi to our establishment the other day.
On tbat occasion another Printer's family
was made glad and strong symptoms of
starvation ((or the want ol Turkey) remov
ed. This fcein the seconJ present of tire
kind received this season, some ot our to
temporaries may think we have mora than
oor fthire of Turkey ; if o we'll divide.
Soccess io Mr. F, and may hi shadow
never grow less, ncrhis flck 'of Toikey
ever become small.'
FaANt Shum, for sever I year prrprie
tir of Shuaoao'sTavera," in Beaver Valley,
having sold the stand to hi father and
orothtfr, removed into a ue boue, neashy,
where he intends to open a 'country t ore
The new proprietors look poi-esj.iori on
Thnraday last. Travellers through that pan
of Columbia county, wilj find a good stop
ping place at SLuman's Tavern" where
'Old Chris" will always be in readiness
'to perform the social part and help to pas
tne time pleasantly, and "Chariie" wiil lake i
tauch pains to wair'nprtn giiets.
Wi BAatLY oil k up a country paper but
whst we find in it chr:r.ic!ed a horse i heft .
For the past week or more there has been
(quite a tiamber of horse and wagons stolen
in this section of ccuniry. Tba Luzerne
and Montour county papers contain accounts
of several, thefts of that character, wh ch
fcave been committed quite recently. We
have jaet been informed that a horse and
boggy was stolen from one ol our farmers,
oa tbe sooth side of the river in this county,
few nights ago. Tbe particulars we
di not learn.
. Thcrb was a full attendance at Court on
Monday. No caoes were tried on thit day ;
all teemed to be busy in preparation. There
are eeveral important canses to be tried.
Tbe Commonweal'b matter al this term is
heavier than usual, there beiug quite a num
txr of indictments, some fur riot, asrault
add battery, foraicatior: and bastardy, lar
ceny, and one for murder the Conyngham.
township shooting case. In our next we
will give an ex'eccied account of the pro
ceedings. . As we go to press Court is sti'I
io sesaioo, and likely to continue the whole
week.
The Election case from Roaringcreek twp
was tried on Tuesday. It -was like this:
Charles Eck, one of the- Inspectors of the
Election, refused to receive a vote from
legal elector of that township, on fhs
ground that the elector, Mr. Fry, bad cot
complied with tba conscription act when be
(Fry) wai drafted ; consequently, by lata
cl of CoDgress, was deprived of citizen
hip; which prevented bim (Fry) from be
itg a voter. For rejecting this' tote Eck
er-j prosecuted, and found guilty, in man
Titr and form as be stood indicted, by the
Jury. The counsel for the defendant bave
cjd appiicaitca tot tiuew trial. ,
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N. E corner Tenih and Chestnut Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
The most complete and thoroughly ap
pointed Business Commetcial College in
the country.
The only ons in the City possessing a
legislative Charter, a"d the only one in
United Stale authorized to confer Degrees
nf Mrit. Diplomas awarded to'gmcioates
in I tie Commercial Course under its corpo
ra e teal by aoihorhy of law.
Conducted by gentlemen of liberal edu
cation a"d extensive experience in business
and affording unequalled advantages tor the
thorough theoretical and practical educa
tional young rr eo for the various du'ies
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THEORY AND PRACTICE COMBINED
hy a Fjt'; m of
ACTUAL BUSINESS TRAINING
original and pre-eminently practical,
ing the student irf the shortest lime a com
plete insight into the ror.tiris, deta'its ens
torr.s and form? of bu-ine-s in general, a
conducied in ifie best regulated cc.nii.er
cial and fvia.-trial establishments
THEORETICAL BOOKKEEPING
Upon a pew plan, with an original cxpos'
t ion of the science of aeccunts, arranged
and pcb.ishe. by th propreior of liiis In
ftituuoti et"Iuiteiy fvr fis uwn us-, sav
i; OiiB-ii-ilf liir! ,rdin..ry labor of tha si j
dent, arid :'T'r-? hinj a .corrpTete kiuv.vl-
v'.' cf tt-e practice cl tl,e bdet account-
aU' TEE COMMERCIAL COURSE.
Dookkf epirg. Cortmicicial Arithmetic, Pen
nn.istii,), Biisii,es Correspondence,
CciDincruiu! Law, Let-tureson liu
ci':p.s Afiairs, C;in ri:eiciul
Co.'oni'. Furii;, a id Ac
luul Busiiiess Prac
tice.. SPECIAL BRA?-CUES.
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Art ol Detecting Cimnttrfei I Munev,
Engirerin, if-urveyinp Navia-'
lion and Tp!p jrac.;i
TELEGRAPHING. "
The arrantrtiO!;.-' tvr Teh'tra'pMrr ar
far in aiiv.r.re cf anvthing of the kird
! ever offered to the rubi.e
A rrau.ar Tel-
i psraph L:nr; i- d-nr.ccted witn i! e liistiiu-
ni'io sre p.-nri ife.l to practice. No re:;u
uf oiiicrt f.ra.-.uce can be l.ad .r; a .y otht-r
pchool ol inttrui t;oi; in the rc i try. with
out w!:r ti t;o oi.e. e x. r.b!a:n- a pu-nti-m es
a praciii opera'.cr. Yunc rcen ure c
ttor.ed aa-n-i ih- dfcepiive representa
lir.i s nf tt.r.se who, v. it.; o n ancsuca fa-
ci r.i g, pretcn l to t . cci ie:p
PATRONAGE
iraphii
71. i ?r,tii!itio;i "h r.ov c..j vinc i' ( Irir
3st pilrcna-e ever beho ved u in any
co.T.ir.eroial fdi.iol iii ih-? S atJ. Over five
hundred bUi.!i.i. ue.e i
i atiprc.ii.ce ice
li rst eir, ii.
over ftsvea hundred dunn
the p'i
liny ii. variably be f u:::i here, a;.J .I i,s
jci:3:i:i nr-r r':,".
LOL'AI ION AND ACCCMMODATiONS.
i te ii
: t ; u i j o . i i c;
r;i p:ir
I d 'I'e city, a'i! its a
corrui ta ion-
u: e.tr r :
e ,
t i-Ct; and . con wuichcc, nrr
All tf'ti root!!.- liavrt bi-en
is-r.rpassed.
' uS 11 1 ln very best .:vl wi'l)
( BUSINESS Or f ICES Oii COUNTING
HOUSES; TELfjR A Hi OFr'iLES,
STATIONERY STuRE
SJ' d a re t;! ;r
DANE OF DKf'OSi r AND 15UL',
sapwlied wtib iiiieiy engraved Ii;horapI.io
re'es l:j5.' i a Cirtru'stliHT rrtrdiui.'j in the
Departn-FCt of Actual Bit si. ic 5.
1 0 YOUNG MEN who desire, FR VC
ilCAL EDUCATION FOR BUSINESS, wc
cuari:tee a cour-e of i:jtruc;ion no u h-.'ie
el.e prnal!"d. while (he repnta'i.in an t
utandii g of ihe institution anions business
men make its eridor-erre.nl the Ve-t pa?s
port to uccps and advancerr.e.'it. All con
teniplaiiny entering any i oirjii.t-rciiil Cui
leja, ar mviiod : hn.l for an
ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR AN D CAT V.
, LOiiU.E icniai;.iri2 coriip;e!e iiuerior views
f the Collee, and fa! partic;:ldrd of tne
tuuic ui uiMmciion, t?jfii'. K ".
L. FA HI BAN ICS, A M ,
'if tin at
T. C. SEAJini, S.-eriJ Tracher ud
Supt. ol.Oin-is Bni.-.e.-3.
Nrr. l, 18651 jr.
MEXICO UIEXICO ! !
SSO,00l,Oe S.OATi
rr THE
KLTIULIC CF j;i:xKro.
Twenty-; ear Covp n Eoiul in Sums
of S50, $100, 50, ana 81,000.
Iclercst ?ev a Ter rent., Payable in
'ihe iity of Act? Yrk.
Principal ar,d Liter.v-t Payable in GOLD.
S10COO.CGO to bp Sold at MXTY CENTS
ON THE DOLLAR,
in'U. Si Currency, tbu yiddiug an interest
ot Twelve per rent, in Jo!d, or Seventeen
ppr ren'. in Currency, at the pre-ent rale
f (reiff turn on x'A !.
-ihe farst'jear'd interest already
vid-d.
pro-
HIE MOST DESIRAELE 1XYZSTULST
EVLR OFFERED.
Immppse irarts of if.tt iia; and Asricul
tnr.l l,mds; sixiy per rii of port due,
impost, and Lues. in ihp Sale- ot Tamanli
pac a.id San Loir- Pmosi ; dn.l the plight-. 1
faiih ot the said States" and he Gener j
Goveii.meal are ail piddled for the redemp
tion of these Bonds ar:d .payment uf inter
eat. Tlic Security is la:iplc.
S30 in U. S Currency will b.uy a 7 per
cent Gold Bond of S50.
f-60 in U. S. Currency will buy a 7 per
cent. Gold Bor.d of Sl0o.
S300 in U S- Currency will boy a 7 per
tnt Gold Fond of S500.
cent
G0O in U. S. Cnrrency will buy a 7 per
r.i. G.dd Bond of S1000.
ce
Let every lover ol Republican Institutions
buy al least
Circulars forwarded and subscriptions ru
cei'ved by
JOHN W. COR LIES & CO.,
and J. N. TIFFT. Financial Aent
of the Republic of Mexico, 57 Broadway,
New York.
CiT Subscriptibns also received by Banks
and Bankers generally througnout the Unit
ed States. . ,
Nov 8, 1685.
Notice to Trcsp.isscrs.
THE undersigned, farmers and land
owners, cf Orange township, Co'iimbi..
county, do hereby caution all perni
against hunting or in anywise trPspasMiin
on their lands, thus making themselves
subject to the pebaltie of the law, which
will be roott srrinsenilv enforced.
ISAAC HAGENBUCH.
- , MICHAEL HAGENBUCH.
. 0ran2 twp.. Oet. f I. 1865. -
CAVi:Y4CIA, NEATLY AND
PROMPTLY DONE, by C. G. BARK
LEY, Attorney at Law, Bioomsbars, Pa.:
PHILADELPHIA & ERIE RAIL ROAD
reat line trareroes tiie Nortl.en.
and Nbrthwe-t roomie' of . Pennsylvania to
tiie ci;y of Erie, on Like Erie.
It has ten laed by t Lie - Pennsylvania
Rail Road Company, and is operated by
ihem. 4
Time of Passenger trains at North'd.
Erie Mail Train 5 40 P. M.
Erie Express Train, 3 30 A. M
Elmira Expre.s-Train, 11 25 P. M
Eimira Mail Train, 10 25 A M.
Leaves Westward.
Erie Mail Train, 5 40 P. M.
Erie Express Train, 2 40 P. M.
E'.rrrra Express Train, 5v 30 A, M
Eirr.ira Mtit Train 4 35 A. M.
Passenger cars run through on the Erie
Mail find Express trains without cnnniie
both ways between PhiU d ! vlia and Erie.
NEW YORK CONNECTION.
I,ave New York ai 6 00 P. M., arrive
.t Eric 3 S7 A. M.
Leave Erie at 1 5 P. M , arrive at New
York 1 15 P.- M .
KU CHANCE Or CARS BETWEEN ERIE
ASV NEW YORK
E2ant. Sleeping Car oii all F.iJ.k'. trains.
For irdormti.iij re-;iccttii2 l'-;en!ie!
t!iisi;ie.--4 apply at cor. Stuti and Market b s.
rtnl.-.J. I.ir.ia. And tor I'l-eilit bu-incos o!
the Cotrpany's- Agent.
S. It Ki!ii;fric'i,"jr., Cor. 12ih end ijdr
kei Street. Philadelphia.
J. W. Reynolds, Erie.
Y Rro'.vn, Au;t. N. C. R. II.. Baltimore,
. II M HOUSTON.
G--npr.il Freiala Agt. Phi! a.
' 11 W. GW INNER,
Central Ticket Agt. Phii'a.
A. L. TYLER,
General Sap'i, YiIIiamport.
Dc 6, 1865.
'I'erriblc JLCxcitcmcnt !
IN LIGHT STREET,
AT rCTEIl EXT'S STOIli:,
On Accojint of Hie TV civ
Arrival or FALL & Winter
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
P"5"AS jnft received from the eastern cities
and is now cpening at ll.e old stand
a sj'lemlid assortment of
v.hicli will b sold cheao for
CASH OK COUNTRY PRODUCE !
Hi stock cor.its of Ladies Dre Gocds,
choicest styles and latest fashions.
CALICOES,
MUSLINS.
GINGHAMS,
FLANNCLS,
HOS1CRY,
SILKS, SHAWLS, CARPKTS, &C.
Lcn(!v-JfiaIc Clotliitiqr,
satin i:rs,
CSSIMEltFjS(
COTTON A DUS,
ILKNTUCKY JI2ANS,
Til II HA I), &C.
QUiir:.N.Y' Alii:,
CLIDAIiW U1E.
IIAIJDW A RR,
MEDICI NTS,
DRUGS,
,7-. rr. r a-?57
Ii;)Gri S AM) SI10II5, IJATS c:.d CAPS,
In 'horl every ttii.i uuz.'Ay kepi in a
country store.
J Thrf palroaase cf hi? r.!d friprd-5, and
1 tl e pa&I:5 setTcta'.iv, io lefpectftili to-
IiLiteJ.
The hi-jha?: rnatket prir paiii for coun-:-j
;jd..ce. PETER EIsT.
L'iil.t Street, Oct. 4, 1S6 .
5 f ;..' a .cv-i-r
OK
Full&, Winter Goods.
fjpHE su'.scriler has jjt returned frcn
liir cities ui h ai.otLcr large and eiecl
assortn.eri.rf
Full as. J Winter Goods,
purchased at Philadelphia and New York,
at the lov.es! figure, arid wiiir.ri lie is deter
mined to soil c:i as rnodarate terms a- cc ii
be procured else v. he re in iioy i.our.
His tt.ck coriipri-es
LJlDIil'S DRESS GOODS
of the chr ieei-t s;1ps and latest fa-hions,
t02er with a larje :.ortmen' of
DRY-GOODS. MUSLINS. CLOTHS,
AND V123TINUS.
GROCERIKS, I J A R D Y A RE.
QUEIZNSWARC. CCDAR YY ARF,
HOLLOW YARFJ. NAILS. X
HOOTS SIIOIS. HA'I'S 4- KAPS.S-c
In short, every thm usually kept in coin
try stores, to which he invites the attention
of the public generally.
The hiat.PM price will be paid for coun
try produce, in exc'iano for good-.
STEPHEN Ii. MILLER.
Bioomsburir, Nov. 22, 1S65.
EVANS & HARTMArvS
CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
fsetrly opposite the Episcopal Chunk.
CLOTHING Or ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
VUR stork is rorrposed of fine clothing,
medium and low priced adapted to
all conditions, ta-tes and Wc.nts. We have
the latest s'yljs for the season a fi ie as
sortment of
Overcoats and Gentlemen's Shawns,
from low toth? rpry best.
(Jar Goods are I-akionnb!e anlwetl MiJe.
In addition to our slock of ready-ma le
clothing, we have piece goods for custom
orders,
Cloths, Cassinicrc, &c, fcc.
And having one of the fir.-t class miter,
Charles L. Reichard, formerly of Easion,
we enarantea-fit in all rases and uire
satitartion. AUo a variety of Woo'en
aud Linen Shins, Stockings, Neckties, Col
lars, Storks, Handkerchief everything in
the gen: leirien :s line of clothing.
Also Hats, Boot and Shoes, T.-unks aid
Carpet bags.
We will ell at the lowest Market price".
Pleae give r.s a call before pnrchasin,T
elsewhere E VANS ii H ARTMAN.
Nov. 15tfi 1865.
AD31l.ISTKVT0irSA0TIfE.
Eitale cf Alichatl Fry, late of MiJJlni town
ship, Cclvmbia count, dee d.
I ETTERS cf administration on the 's
AJ tate of Micnael Fry, late 'of Miffim
township Columbia county, have been
granted by the Renter of said countv, to
John H. Heller, Esq., of Mifflin twp.," Co
lumbia couuty. ' Persons having ciaitns
against the estate of Ihe decedent are re
quested to present them lo the administra
tor for settlement, and those indebted no
tbe estate will make payment forthwith lo
JOHN H. HETLER,
Nov. 22, 1865 6w. :- Adm'r.
. ' . 1S6C:
Aa I ndepf ndent it-favciulic Inity,
AVeekly and erat-t eekly eW"p:tper.
After four years of civil war, forced upon
the people of these United States by the
violence of sectional pafties, we now en
ter upon a new era of bnity and of prog
ress. North and South, 'a oordial co-operation
of all honest men is needed to re
pair the waste of war, tto establish our
Peace through the triumph of sound con
stitutional principles iu ihe administration
of the government, and our Unity by Quid
ii)2 all thai niske Union desirable.
The great Democratic prly, 'rhose I is
lory in the pat is thv history of private
prosperity, of territorial exUnsion, and of
public order in America, stands now, as it
has ever stood, the (Party cf the Nation.
su-ieriorto all sectional passions in its loy
ally to the rtiih'S ot co-equal Mates and lo
the liberties of the individual citizen. Once
more its voice will be heard, once more
its ad!irenM will bn rallied io its lime
fionored standards in every city ar:d toy.n
of tfie Northern and Southern ta'ep.
To the principles of t'ietirp;'l Democratic
t ariy ri me iaiion, me vvorni rias ocrne )
Ii r in witness tnrout:out tt,c onleal ot civil
war. It tviti r.ow te e'evoted to the not
less arduous tatk cf apj,lviny those jirin
cide to the Mduiirn vf the many and
weigii.'j qucfctioiis flnai.cial, social, polit
ical wbt-'b enme u)0n us with the return
of peace." Faithful to the r;iil interests cf
til seniors it will bepnJared by the prej
udices and Liin.ltd by rtie prepcsjcstio'is '
of none. j
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bock ofctirrei.i in'ormtioo (cr he lUrmr,
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So Talk Row,N. Y.
October 25, 186..
1.UR1 tn the premi.-cs of the subscriber,
in Fishingrreek township, on or about
the 10(h of O.-mbcr last.
THREE TWO YEAH OLD
Si HEIFERS, two of which are
red. and the other a trindle.
'The owner is hereby noiiried
to come forward, prove properly, pay dam
ages, and take them awny, or they will be
disposed cf according to la v.
BENJAMIN Ml HENRY.
Fisniifjrrpek. iS'ov 15 1SC5
BROOMS.
-ITONTGOMERY WILLIAMS respectfi.I
A ly announces to the public te-ierilly
that he is lnsnufafturirtg CORN BROOMS,
for sale, vthole-ale cr retail, m Wilkes
Barre. He is prepare I to furnish treichant
and others with a good article cf Brcoir.s,
at reasonable prices Persons having, ma
terial that they desire oid le r.;. upn s'taro -can
send it to him. His work w.ll cot.ia.'J
lavoratiy wilh any mad-' -n ?;-:.
-MONT. WILLIAMS.
Wiikes-Barre, Nov. 22, 1?65.
CHARLES B. BIIOCKWAY,
Altoruey-at-Law.
Bounties; Back-pay, Pensions, -c,
collected.
Special attention paid to matters arifbg
under the Internal Revenue Laws.
OFFICE, Fourth door below "American
House." BLQOMSBURG, Pa.
Noreraber 8, 1865. - .
PKO.SS'CTUS, F.OIMSG.6.
Splendid Airny of Tnlent.
In entering upon the third year of its-existence,
the proprietors ot this new maga
zine beg leave to offer their thanks io the
ladies of America for the liberal support
already extended to them. Few magazines
have boasted during I heir second year of a
lift of rearly Tweniy-five thousand names
The Lady'p Friend will continue to be
devoted us heretofore to choice literature
and ihe illustrations of the fashions It will
rcnlaln the latest patterns of Cloak-, Cap-,
bonnets, - liend-dresses, fancy work, em
broidery, &c , wi fi receipts, music, and
other matters inleiesiins to ladies. The
intiMi alono is worth more than the cost
of the whole magazine, the pieces beinj
selected by Prof. Gatze firm the eapaciou
repo?itory of that v. ideiy kno.vn and enter
prising firm, Messrs. Lee c Wa'ker.
The Lady's Friend is edited by Mrs.
lifnry Peterson, supported bj the fubovv
ir.s; brilliant corps of contributors.
Florence Percy, Mrs Bella Z Spencer,
Mrs. L C. Moulton, Annie F Kent
Mrs. M. F. Tucker, Fiances li Sheffield,
Miss El. C. Donnelly, Carrie E Meyer
Jidia G:M, Ma'iie Dyer BriUs
Mrs. Eli.' . Turner,E Margaret !arr,
Frances f.pp Pratt Ivn'n'ie L"eter Leigh
Mrs P. H. Phelps
Mrs M. C Pi le
Anizr.sl Bell
Emu a B Pip'ey
Miss A L Muzzy,
Charles Morris,
Mis- 11 S Corey
"Aunt Aliire,"
Mrs Z.I A Denison
Cat!) M. TrO'A bridge,
Mary J. Allen
Mrs H A lleydoii
Virginia F TownsendMiss A Forestier,
Beatrice Colonna J. C. '1'.
Mrs Mar i'Pl I!omerCiara Annsta
Miss L W Tniian "Irs Anna Bache
Annie Ra-ell
M-ircia Hope,
Haltie Hammond
Sarah J Ramsey
Ilrs L. J. Riitenhouse
Helen Msyo
E'tie V Slade
T J Ct ambers
Mary H Cox,
Add ip E Sn'toi
And other talented
writers.
Leslie Waiter,
Helen M Pratt
Sophie May
Pl.ila H Cha-e
Efwin R Marin.
Caroline A Bell
Harris Bvrn
F.fima M Johnson
Minnie W M-ty,
Mrs J, m;es , .
15 v a utifu! T. k a v : ? s.
A beaut'lt 1 ;rcl Fancy F-tiraviMg ;.riJ
a superb roiorev't steel lvt-Iiioo pfh'e wnl
ili iSirate every nun lei; be.-ije Weil exe
ruted wood ruts, illustrative of the fah
ions, fancy work, &.c, too nun:erous to
detail
SEWING MACHINE PREMIUM,
pi order io enable trfiie- to procure a G r-t
quality Sewing Machine at very I it' I m.t
lay, ve n ake the tolii -wlna lde:al illerr:
We will give one of WHEELER k WIL
SON'S Celebrated Sei.viii2 Alrtrl-ines, ttie
regular price of wtiicli is FIFIY-FIVE
DOLLARS, on the. loliiwin terms :
I. Twenty copies of tne Lady's Friend,
one xear, and the Sewing Machine, HO CO
II. Thirty copies, ore je.ar, and the
S-wii: Machine. 85 GO
I! I. Forty copies, one year, and the
Sewing Machine, - ' 100 00
In t!:e first f t'iJ above club, a lady
c-ati r;t twenty sclscrisrs at the regular
rife cf two dollars and fifty cents a cop)-.
id fieri ty i-e-nJi .z on the.-e Mjb.-rript ion -;.
;d Twenty Dollar- n addiiion, v. ill gel
M;u-hine iliat she ctimi buy any where for
I -s" than Fifty-five dollars If .-li gets
t.'.tr'y snb-cri'iers and Seventy five Dr.li.irs
. h : viij cr.'iy have to add ten dolia'n to
t!.--iin;ou:.t. Vf,d ' if sf e gpts lu-iy mli
s-.'ril.cr- ut t!.e r2n!ar price, she wiii get
l.jr rr.iu-hir.e for i.ctitit.g
Ti e Magazine will be font to di.Terent
post ofli.'ps if d'fired. Ttie ran es and
irr r.y sl.ctild be forwarrfeM as r,;piJIy us
obtained, iu order that the F'Jb-cnbers may
tcg'.n to receive their r.".agr.zi;.es at once,
a-rJ rot become dissati-fied with the delay.
When the v in !e amount of money i- re
ceived, tl.e Stui'ig Machine vvili be duly
.or .v.iti'-1.
Tii ? Cl-bs may be "partly composed cl
scbscribers to the Siitir'ay Evening Post'
if desired.
in ail cases trip Machine ser.t will be th?
regular Wheekr ; Wi!-cn' Ni 3 MarliinJ
sold by them in New Ycik, boxed, and
fr.rwaidt.ci free of eo.-t, with the exception
uf fr-'ijht
TERMS: Ojr terms pre the sane a
those rf that we! known weekly paper If e
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Clubs my be made up Ol the paper aod
magazine conj ii'.'Iy when it is so desired
and are a tollov :
One copy one year, S2 '0
Two copies one year, 4 00
Four copies ci.e year, 8 00
Eight copies one ejr, and onu to ret
ter up ot r.iib,
Od
Tv. r'.ty coj-i-s one year, and one to i
getter up of club, 3o t O
Oi.e ropy 'cd ihe Lady's Fiiei.d an. I j
One ot the Post, 4 Co !
Siogle numbers cf the Lady's Fneod !
(pot&ge ptd by ii) twenty -five cents. J
Subscribers in Bii'i-ii Nor'h America
mu't reriiii twelve cents in ad Jiro i tvi the !
aritinal snb-criptioti, a we have to repay j
t lie United States postage.
Th contents of ttie Lady's Frh-nd r.rd of j
the Po-t will always b entir-dv .ihleren". 1
Addrvs, DEACON Ai PETEliStJN,
No. 319 Walnut Ptniadeipiiia. i
Specimen copies will Oe sent to tlnen j
de-iroii ol getiiug up Ciuts, cu Hie receip 1
cf fifteen cen1?.
October IS, ISS5.
LOOK HEReT"
THE VERY FLATTERING SUPPORT
heietnfore given to t i e late fit in ol JAMES
S. MrNlNCH cc CO., indnces tdtf under
signed to enier upo.t the bn-itie-- i f
MERCHANDIZING
' upon a fomevvhat new phn. The rre li!
system has. been an mjuy lo beta buyer
and teller, end therefore
JAJSKiS S. J2c'LCii
propo-es to open on the 13th day cf the
mouth of November, A. D. 1865, i:i
rr3 . gpra cry v. 9
THE MOST COMPLETE AND
EL K G.I NT STOCK OF
EVER OFFERED IN THiS--. COUNTY :
consisting of every variety and quality ol
staple and fancy grod
GROCERIES, t-i'FENSWARE, HARD
WARE, and ail sort of articles kept in a country
store ; to be sold
OR IN EXCHANGE FOR ALL KINDS OF
r;;oiiCCE.
I hs vvhcie business -to be corducted cn
the system cf pay as yon g-; and at cheap
er rat?s than uny other house. Call aoo
judge lor voiitseivcs.
JAMES S. McNINCH.
November 8, 1S65.
MORO PHILLIPS'
Super-Phosphate of Lime. Eaugh
Sons Haw Bone Phosphate, in large
and small quantities, and Pure War
ranted Lake Salt, at wholesale iV retail,
for mle by J. II. IIARM.1N,
July 31, I860. Rupert Station,
THE rjICENIX PECTORAL
rxg: ILL CURE
-r"s'4-,:yf. - Your Cough.
rlJU - RiTad the advep
; " . fiV-'; r' 1 iHen.ent below.
m$ t8&& Tbe Pi.oartix Tec
lora!: or compound
Syrup of WildCherry ind Ser.eka Snake
Root, will cure the Diseases of the Throat
and Luns, fcnch as colds, cough, croop,
Asthma, bronchitis, catarrh, sore throat,
hoarseness, whooping cough, &c.
Its timely ue will prevent PULMOARY
CONSUMPTION. And even where this
fparlr.l disea-e is fully developed, it will
afford more relief than any o;her medicine.
J. Livvrence Get., px Speaker of the
Pennsylvania flou-e of Ilere-eniaiive-j
say s ; "This cough remedy is now exten
sive used, end is cf the highest valueto
the community, its curative qualities hav
ing been tested by thousands with the
rr.o-t gratifying resui'fi. It is carefully and
skilitnllv prepared (rem Wild Cherry Bark
and Se::eka Siiake Root, by Dr. Levi Cber
bob.zer. a reputable physician of Pt.rpnix
ville, Pa., and is sold by nesry all drug-gi-ls
and country storekeepers."
D. P. Cro-by, ex-Post Ma-ter and ex
Bui"Cs of Pnttstpwn, certifies as follows:
l OTTSIOWN. Jan. 3, lF.fi5.
This ccrt;fis thut I have u-eil 'he Pi o
nix Pectoral in my family, and I teconi
mpr.il it to the Public as il.e very best
remedy for rough ani colds that I l ava
ever tried One uf my children was tdken
with a cold, accompani-d with a croupy
cough, so tad, indeed, that it coul.l not
talk and Fearrely breathe. Having beard
so ti'uch said about -. P:ce-ix Pertrrtl
I procf.red a bottle o! it. .Ttio first dose
relieves ihe difficulty ol brea hing, and te
lore the child had taken one lounh ot the
bottle it w;is entirely well. Every family
fchontd have it iu their house.
Signed D. P CROSBY.
J. C. Smith, druggist of New Hope Bue4c
conuly, Pa., in writing io Dr. Oceihol zer,
savs : -A lew day si'.ce I bought two
dozen of your valuable cough remedy to
try. and tuid it very good, and as it U near
ly all goi.e 1 v. ould like you to send me a
gro.-s of ir.
"Ycnr nic'lcirip gives bptier sa'iefoction
than any o tier I have in the Store. I am
agent lor some of the most popnhir cou-li
P'tparaiioii. but yours seeiiio to bo doing
the rno-t good."
Tti foiiowu.g is an extract from a letter
from Hiram Eiiis, merchant, near Potts
town, Pa.. "I have ined the PncDnix Pec
toral and find it to be tt.e be-.t cough med
icine ct:ni! It meets wen a more ready
sale dan any Older thai I have ever had in
tny slore."
The mprieor of this medicine has ko
much rnnriJence in its curative power,
from the testimony of thousands wtio have
ued it, tbat the money will be pail bark
to any purchaser who is not sfcti-fied w nil
Ps efl-'ris.''
It is s. pleasant lo lake I h al cf:il lrpn cry
for .1. t'rire Till UTY-FIVE CEN TS; large
B- ti e., ON E DOLLAR ,
1; is iateiided for only one rh-s of i!i
c"-ev nne'y those ol the THROAT and
LUNGS.
prop j.-e I only by LEVI 03ERH0L1ZER
M D, Pi cenixviile, Pa., an J sold tjy sli
Druigtsts und Storekeeper s.
J: in. son, Holiowsv, & CowJen, No. 23
iicrth Sixth Mreet. Ptiiladelphia, and
F. C. Well, Co.. 115 Franklin Street,
New York. Getjeral Wholesale Ag-nt.
N. B If your nearest druggi-i or store
keeper does not keep this medicine do not
1-1 M.n put yu'i olT witri some otner medi
cine, because he makes more money on ii,
but send st once to one of the Areola for it
Jone 21, ISti j. 6m.
0j
V Oii I II OF
varaics. c:iaixs, uses. tc.
G. S. H A SKIN S So CO.,
13 Eerkm.m trut, Nttc Yarlc.
C il-r f 0 loilowir.g iiidneemeuts ij
!uyti-s ol Valuable
cU ls T'rr 1 "0
Having b.'eo I cr a lot g time engaged
the Packet busit pss. a-J "csiat !i-hed our
reputation fot proinpii ess and reliability,
and possessing griat facilities for selling
; Jewelry m thi Buy, we ate ori.fi dent that
v.pcau cive sr.t:liiclion to all who fee!
ciiro-ed 10 pa'ronize us
55 50 onn WORTH OF WATCHES D!A-
n:on l I iis, Chains, cc;., to t?e sol.l-for One
Ih. liar e-ich, without regard to vaiue. and
10: t" be paid for uti il you know w iiutyou
are to r cetve.
JL ST LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING LIST
OF AR1ICI ES TO BE SOLD FOR ONE
POLLAii EACH!
175 Watche- (tscn.'.'-onsly engrave.-l rid
v. r rj 11 1 t-d nerl.'rl lirn; kee,ier- varvir:
IP. prices from 5:0 00 to Sl( Otpuch.'
i2.'5 Ladie' w a ches, solid gold ttUiriirm
ca-ev 555 OJ -Mch.
bd (ieo lenio.i'' ttlver watches lo CO
IO 0 ft C.tCh.
tt.Ood I. i -i s la vest and peck chains.
4 ii to 'JO 00 c--h
5.000 (Ii-im'i California Diatnond P::.
2 50 to 2b 00 :u:h.
4.1'Ct) California diamond ear drcp 2 00
to lo n) eac'i.
3 i00 Miniature and enamelled gfm's
icarf pins, ne w sly !e, 5 00 lo 15 00 each.
2.0i") Ma-otiie ami emblem pit.s, 3 00 to
Id t'O each.
2 f 00 G i'd band bra'-pleta, cr.gravcj and
i'l'ti. 3 00 to -20 00 each.
3 nt)0 Jet an i Mosaic brooches, 3 00 to
70 ( t) e.ich.
2.1'tiO tlameo brnnches. rich pattern, very
a-'v. 3 f'O to fct) 00 enrh.
4 5o0 Fioieiitine .iiid Liv:t pin, the real
article, 4 00 to Id 0" each.
3 ri'Ki Lavi and Fiore-dine eir drops
3 00 10 10 00 each.
Sp'tit) C"tal e--ir tiroes, 4 00 tr 6 ( 0 p,ch.
2.000 Ladies' Chatchtu? chains, jJt and
grdd. lo 00 te CO 00 e,odi.
6 000 Getiih- pins, a spleti lid a-sori'r.er.t,
2 Vd to 15 10 each.
4.0C0 Sti' '.ire sleeve bu'.tons,en:iiely new
style-, z )0 to 5 0J each.
3 000 Suds and sleeve buttons, in set,
very rich, 3 00 to 15 CO each.
5.U00 Sleeve button.-., plain, enamelled
an t engraved, 2 00 to 8 00 wach.
10,000 Ptaio and hr-udsomely engraved
rings, 2 50 to 10 00 each.
S.oOu Spring locket-, double case, 1 ic lily
engraved, 2 00 to 15 00 each.
15;000 Se's ladies' j welry, ne w and Lie'
styles, 6 00 to 12 00 eacii.
2 Odd Gold pens, and handsome silver
ra-es. 5 00 to IP 00 each.
This entire li-t of beautiful and vahrable
goods will be so d for O.ie Do'.lir Enh
C r ifi'-utes ct ail the above articles will be
plae.l in enveh-pe8, aud saa'.od. Thf-e
envelopes a.; fe-;i by mail, as or 'ered,
withowl re '. ir .i to choice. Oo the receipt
of th) Cefi.ficTe you will s-fi wh.il ycu
ar lo bav-, an i then it is at you' opyiott to.
send o :e doll. .r and take the- atticie, or not.
I'ive Certificates can be ordered lor ?i;
e'eve.i for 52; Unriy-ilve for So; sixty-live
for 519; and one hundred for Sl5. We
wilt send a sir.g'e' Certificate cn the receipt
of 25 cents.
G. S. HASaINS & Co ,
Box 4270. "5 Beediiiiaii St., !. Y.
Bloom-burg, April ... Qnb.
' DAVID LOHEACDRG,
C LOT II I N G STORE,
0 Main stree t, two doors above tLeAjaer
icau Hotel.
I'VItJSpECl OP
TJil- PiilLADELPHlAiAGE, I8C5.
TTlHE only Democratic Daily tloxniiig
Journal puMisb&d in Philadelphia.
Tiie pebii-herj of tba Philadelphia AGV.
invito the , earnest atten'iori of business
men, tMnSc ng inii, literary men. and ail
who are interested in the various ccccp
lions and pursuits of life, to the DAILY
and WEEKLY editions of their Journal.
Toe Philadelphia Age, wbieh advocaie
tbe principles and policy of ihe democratic
party, is i-ud every rnonrng, ( Sunday .
excepted,) aid cmita'riS ihe lale tel)i
gence from ail paMs c f ihe world; witb rar--fullv
prepared aiticles on Governrj1e.1t,
Politics, Trade, Finance, and all tbe cur
rent questions and af'hs cf tbe day; Local
Intelligence, Market. Kpottf, Price Ct"
rent. Stock qnotatiotis, Marine ami Coir-
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Gatherings, Foreign and Domebtic Corrn"-pondence,-
Eegal Renons, Bocic Notice, "
Theatrical Criticisnt,- lleviewp of Liu rar
An und Miisic, Agricultural Matters, ec'I
discus-ion ol whatever subject is cl get
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and promptly telegraphed lo and published
in its col urn pp. D bus all the de-pa'che
of the Assoi i.iied Press lrorn every put of
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the steamers fi:st touch.
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Wotk-bop, tbi F xetide and the Gtu- ,
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Philadelphia; and the fact that it readi
es a largrt class of cotnervaii ve readers,
-cat'ered over a vast x'rit ol country, wic
lo not lake any other Philadelphia papert
cnmmei.d.s i' , to an exlraordin arv ttegr-,
as a tr.caiii of communicating with tf.p put'
lic not possessed by any other Journal pub
lished in ihis city.
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dtid pcrii.tt;.', fcuiiuoiiOii. Tbe publish
ers could e3s'ly fill their cotumus w;:h tht.
unsought ard most liberal commeodati'in
of the prets throughout the country; but
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upon claims to public cct 5 fence well
known and es'ab'ishcd. It w ill be, a? here
toiore, the supporter ol the National, Cun
sjrvavive, Democratic, Untcn Principle',
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tenance ol Good Ciovernment. Law, and
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reia'ifnsof Ihe country, consequent opo-i
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re-mratiotJ ol peace, will enable tbe pub
lishers io make a number cf imprcven-aou
in the virions departments of this J0utn.1l.
atid they, tl erefore, respectfully colicit llm
support of all who wish to secure one of
t!.' bftt C"rr.ir.t-rcibl, L.tprary, Businets,'
antl Family newspaper t". I ie coa'ry.
iliT' Now is the line to spb.-cribe.
Address, GLO-SBRENNER &. AV'ELSH,
430 Che-tnui Street. '
June 7, i65. PHILADELPHIA.
"TX lICU TOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of Chriatena Ki&ner, late vf
Madiocn is sens hip.
J ETTERS tes'arr.er.tary On the esla1 of
- Crtristena ICisner, late of Madi-ort twp ,
Coiiiirbia county, have bicu granted by .
the Regis'T ot said r?cti'.y. to Sairiuel
Ki-i:gr rf GreenwsoJ lowriehip. All pc r--mi;s
having claim? against the cs'.a'e uf
ti.e detfiieut sre r -quested to p-3sent thens ,
lo; seUiement to l!ie Executor; and lho-f
indebted to ii: n tr'rte wi, rbake paytneui
without oei.iy. SAilUELi KiS.N'ER,
Oct. i3, 1-65 3. fuccitr.
Sati'inionial.
V A DIES e.-,d Ge .tlemea : If yon wish to
'marry yon cao i'o s0 addsessmg me. I
wiii sen t j ct;, without money hud. without
pr;ce, valu ihle information, Ihat will ena
t'ie you to marry happily ar; .peedtl),
irrespective of age, wealth or beauty. Ti'i
mlor i.jiiou wiil rest ycu notning and if
you wi-h to marry, I wo! ttieerfiuly as-i-t
vou. AH letters strictly confidential. Tii
'ie-ired in lortua' ion bnt ty leiurn man
1 a ttd no reward asked. Piea-e it rhise pol,
1 1 -it
ag; or Mam pen rnvetope, aajressea to
yourself. Address.
SARAH B LAMBERT,
Greenpoint, Kings Co. N. Y.
To Drunkard.
OLD DOCTOR EU CHAN'S Drunker.'. -Cure
permaue.iily rredicn:3 the taste for
-'ruog- lirmk, and curs the worst caisol
drunkenness in l?ss that- cig't.l vrel;s.
'1 iiou-aud of reformed ii.ebiia'ep now
live to bles ttie day li.ey were fortuuaM
cut ugh to co nfiicr.ee the t;-3 oi this valu.i
b'.e remedy. Price two dollars a package.
Mailed "to a-iy ad. Ires- rrceipt ct an .
order, L-y JAMES S. BULER,
42D Pu adway Nc v York,
Sole A'l tor the U.
August 9, 1S65. 2m.
rf'JRED of Nervous Debility, Prerr-atuna
Decay, nd t'.- e;Vcts cf youtltful r.
disere.icn, w ill be l.aopy io furnish otheis
witli t'ne means cd .cure, (J'e cf chirae.) .
This temedy is simple, safe, and certain.
r3For parlii-ulars. oy return mail, please
jd Jre-s. JOHN B. OGDEN,
Jjr.e 7, IeD5. " 60 xNassau St N. Y.
0I,DTinXGS MADK NKW.
A PAMPHLET directing bow to speedily
restore sight ani give up spectacles,
wi hout aid of doctor or medicine. Sent
by mail, free, oa receipt af 10 cen c Ad
dre, E. B. F00TE, M. D.
1 130 Broadway, New Yorlc.