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SFA-ll-OF THE NORTH-i
THINGS ABOUT TOWS &"CCriTKY
WEDNESDAY, AN. 10. 1866.
2J7S AGST CERTAIN TV A Y TO SECURE
A LARGE FORTUNE 1 1
'lib .Tot Delay a ftlorprnt. but buy
Immediately!!'.
'A VERY SMALL CAPITAL I SUFFI
CIENT!!! !
The mt certain way to ama's a very
Isrge fortune in a few mcmeri!,i to boy
ihe editor of the Republiean for his worih, as
estimated by the majority of Republican,
in this county, and fell him for the value he
jjjts opota himself. The investment should
not be made until a porchaeer is found, as
he "critter" might not be salable.
' ' Tmk 'coldest day of thii Winter Lit j
Monday morning. Thermdmetor, 9 degrees i
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x
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A'luabi. real Estate i advriiid, tr .be
'old at iherirTV Sa', on Monday the firs!
day ol February Cnnrf.
A Lit" Maij, E-q. , ol B-aer VaFey, !
r.i k:. .. k . .n--, - , f"; c N u.
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Conveyancer See.
in another column.
ueaJ nis aavenu-emeni ;
1 t . . . '
Br a r.-.otnti.n of the r!o:a ol Uopren. 1
v- . , . ., . , , i
larje. the of il.e IIoi)m h granted to '
the Penny !ar.i. . Sh.id Convention, on
Wednesday th lOin i t.
Thk School Erectors cf Centra fi':d
Mdison rJi'slriV't, irt'this coa-.ty, h--.e prn-.
curd full se; o! Cornell' O.itlir e Maps for
ea-h school ot the rspec'ive uVtrieH. j
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At a special meeting of the Bujm-nr
Lrcal Senate on Thursday evening. )-e , '
2.h, IP65, W. V.r, . w elected l',e - :
. , 0 0 . i- f l . . ,
-.dent, C.B Brock way, Ivq, Vten-.itul,
mid A. F. Yost SecretaVy.
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Tint lata co!d weather has ffrded our i
'citizens a good opponuniiy to lid tt.ei ica
:bouse wiiti very pure and solid ce, and
they are making pond use ot their tin e in
'prpanc for the warm days of summer.
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. The Lepisla'ore aJjmr.ied, cn tV. 2J i
'iiil,'unni Verlii!ida to-day, and after a '
'session ol a few day, at this lirne,
, it is sup- '
Bf!d await ;
'
rosed that h sck'ui atiTirn and
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.i. I r i
uie ts.vemor return iro.n uuu... j :. te held in blorMibnru in and for khiJ
. i i.nij cn Wedi'esJay. l. e ?;h d2v of Feb-
Upon the' departure cl Gov Cur.in, cn o i rna-y, A. D. 1SCG, at 2 aYiock in the ulter
vnva f.-r t'he 'rcrverv cf bis lentil, b.9 ' ''" o! ti!' exception tu
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wBi9ia:urc, mrr? y r..e caa-e cr n: .
absence Etcepi thi, no informarirr: or ii
irnc'ions !.va tsr. s.! j that tod from
tLe Garcrnor.
Diivtsr. MclUvar, E-rj., oi,r late efHcieni
C'iii!y TrfHsorer, hi :iiid his accoun'
viih the ComrriiMi,'iir nr.d r-.'iiffd from
office. He leaves the Tr-a.ury i:i cood
Vodi:ton, bavii.g served ifve pfnp!, a -ire- I
'creditable to him'elf.
His successor, Jours J SriLfs. Esq , Leii g
man of business h.iiis, nnd tore-iIi:. wsli
tuike an equally wor hy otTier
Thc County Auditors, Corrmi'.-'icrcr
1 "d Treasorer met on the first of January,
and a sett'ernent cf the County affairs was
made. A statement, which wiil appear ia
doe time, will ho& tiia: enr fina"CSJ T;re in
a most florsri-bir: COa-i'on, coutidetitg
bc disadraals3 ender v;,icn lh- comma
T.'fy has labored, r? the pat fonr years
The Cr,r,,nJs,';oners male ihe fllowir.-ap-Pi3lrYients
'or the preen! year ; viz :
IX. C Fkcit, Clerk.
W. Wirt, Attorney.
FiiK Lies Lift's Lkk!s' Mvg2i.vk romen
io is, in the beginning of 186H, with most
handiorrre cuts and patterns tur the la die.-.
'i he rcOing mat fr seems, h4,?o. lo show re
tiewed and increasing spirit in the publish
er. . It .is cenainly ihe best ladies' book
published in ihe counlry, and probably car - J
not be excelled In the world. Now is the i
time to eubscribe. Subscription price. S3 CO !
per jear. in advance. Address, Frank Lea
1re, No. 537, Pearl S reel. New Yotk.
K)x SaiCRDAT last, a son of Mr. George
States of thi place, was serionsly injured
by jnmping from a car of the Lackawanna
and Biootnsborg Rai'road, while coming
Thi boy, with several others, had been I
kating on the cnal, and being at the Cat- !
issa bridw when the train arrived there, !
Jk , , , , ,
ihey stepped upon the platform of ihe carl
tr ride home. The conductor a'ked yonn" !
Bates lor bu fare, to which Bates replied
'that he had no monefc when the conductor
in a joking manner said he woold take the
"boy's skates. Bates immediately leaped
H'rom thd train. .
V. . . . .
A Meeting of the cit-zens of Bloomsborj,
Nvas called on Fridy'eetiing, the 5th insr.
for the purpose of appointing delegates to
the Shad Coriventien, to be held in Harris
borj, on the tenth of this month. Very
few citizens were present, and very little in
terest appeared to be taken in ahe move
ment. II. W. Rinker was chosen presi
dent ol the meeting, and -Samuel Snyder,
secretary. C. B. Brock way, Eq , stated the
object ol the hieetihg in a few words, after
"which upon motion of M. Whitmoyer, Esq.,
b. B. Brockway was anpoiuteJ a delegate.
Upon motion of C B. Brock way, P. Joho
" ra appointed another delei'e to accom
pany Mr . Bracltway tn HarrrMbur.
Tha mt etinr then adj-lurneJ. '
."sheriff sales.
5"y vir.ue ol several writ of venditioni
- exjyyia and Ft. Fa. to me directed, is
sued oi.t of the Court of Common Pleas of
Columbia county, will be exposed lo public
sale, at the CCJJRT HOUSE, in Blooms
bur2. on MONDAY, THE 5th DAY OF
FEBRUARY," lf6fi at 1 o'clock in the af
Uciiooci of rbiJ Ja, the lollowirg real
est&ie to v it : 1 .
A certain trp.ct o: pier cf land sitrate in
Fihir::crrek township, Columbia coim.y,
bounded and described as follows to wit :
On the west by land of A Jam Bella?, on
the 'North "by 'i d ot Jonat. Doty, on the
south by land of George Heath, late bought
of Appiemsn. on the ast by land ol John
Bcs'.oa, containing about fotty five acres
more or les, whereon are erected a Irani
dwelling hor.se anJ a frame barn withihs
appurtenances.
Seized, taken in execution and to bs
sold a the property of Jacob Yap!.
ALSO,
A cpttiiu lot or piece or;round 'situats
in the town of '15m. ton, Colunibia county,
containisib; one fourth cf an acre, bounded
.a lollows : Cn the -nori'i by lot of Adam
Lutz. on the est by public road, on the
south, by lot of Clemuel Mclleniy rid on
( i tie west by a't al'ey ; whereon is erected
, a large fr.irrc Cabinet shop and a frame
! sable wi'h Ihe appur;enaoce.,
SttZ'd, taken in excretion and to be
sold as the property of Samuel C. Krick
banm. ALSO,
The undivided one-ninth part cf all that
1 re t-iin trart cl land situate iu M (Tim .Up ,
Cobunhia cur:ly, co;i:aiii!i one hundred
fi't-t at-r.-K, bourdon the we-t by
!and of Leonard Kirlrend;!!, on i?ie norih
and rat b) lands of Cornelm Kirkendail
nnl orr the fonth by lan 's of ribram lie-
trl.er, whereon if 'erected a K- lu-oe and
a frvme -barn "-i' if.e a:u urt:ianrt?s.
i S.'ied l:Xrn io "xtrti'iai nr.d to resold
il.e pfc-pe:ty of Ab- I Uer'.ooUer.
M0,
A !c! of round siiiiaie in S'iuth BI orr.-
hnrrr I .it rnniili uitini i n r n .J! l VVm
I ii..ieriian i'u iiih f'tui'i.
..tlernan on the sw.iin. Railroad utreetbn
i h wei a lot ot Mr Margaret Uvvofi on-
t!; noitn and Biorkberry al'ey on t!i Pat
b-'w2 thir,y ft'et K',l,tJ '' 'e hundred ard
hliv-tive l"Pt i-et m nr or l", whereon
, . ,. , .. t .
ajjinr;ct;.ii.C'-.
tn
evecntion !r be
! a it.e property r-f Tueoiia! 1 M Davv-
s; n
ALSO,
A oeitin tract or pitc? cf land fii:catt?
in flip IHVP.f-.Iii i!nl::mhiJ fnnnii'.i'ii'i-
taiuim; one bund rd end twentV-Iive'cre
t cr.-t l iil on ihxt socth y bind? of Ten:h
( atid ! tr.js ,f Ef"'; and Sltfnan al-o
Ctt!awisa Rati .R? d, on th wef by
'afn,' cf DX"1 Ur0',V''- ," 'U nort' !a"Jf
liert'y Hariiuer. on :h.i east by Iandii.of
Jphn : w,t!, ;tP ,r,;nr!(,n;i.1(.PH .
S?i---.l, taken in -' cc;i"ri and to be eo!d
h tne jrop-?r'y of Lswis Filler
SAMUEL SNYDER, Sher.iT.
Siicr..T0;:icj,
ll.-.o:i.ur,'. Jan. 3, IPCS
NOTICE UF CON I I tiM ATIO.V
Ti'.E fo!!owin2 appraipmer!t9 of t?a : v.'
persrnal property ef apart to WiJows of
Decadents h:Vfr b-en ti!d in the cfHce o!
";f Rei:er cf Columbia chanty, under she
'"'!e oi Court, at! w:d b; preen'ed lor
atso!ni3 Cii-ilrniattcn t' the Orphan's Ccsri
l a2 . . : t i t
w-.-'ch a!: persons inf3reJ i.i biu e0u;B
II
Wll! ,-ke LCl;ce.
1 W'do'.v of Jacob Ilea!, .'ai3 of Cea;er
tv.-p dee'd.
2 Widow cf Dr. JJarnrs A. Vv'ilion, lale
ofC?rw'fck Uornoh ds-M.
3 Willow of Mict.aal Fry. Ute of MdTim
twp, d-crd.
4 U'iilnw of Wm. 2.1 Riberts, lafe o:
Jdl 1 P l,ec Ul
5 Widow of Gordon
t . . . . . . . , .
R. GjII, late cf
6 W iJov ol Wm. G,i!a-py, lat of Hsm
nek t".', 'ie'd.
7 Widow of Valrr.line Whiter.ight, late
!I?i:il ck twp, dt-e'd.
S Wide w of Elias Diet.iich, late of ilt n
tour t p, dee'd.
JOHN G. EREEZE, Regieter.
Jnn. 10. IS65.
trT . - tm to.SK tmsr Hb J
Licensed Convey a r.cer, Scrivener, and
Survivor,
OfiScc Eeavor Valley, Pa.
Will attend to taking acknow iedgemertts,
Wfte Deeds, Mortgages. Leases, Bonds.
Notes, Ag-eemems, kr. Surveying atten
ded io with despatch. Charges moderate.
Jan. 10, 166 4 mo.
"TTeiTSt b n n e r , "
c.iKE.i A?;t) ro:iFErT!ex!;it .
a"TAS always on hand and lor sal Flash
BREAD, CAKES, and PIES;
Frf HCil DOHlfSUC CCilfeClIoaS
in grea en f sp lent! it variety ; Nn s Fr iiis,
nd everything unally lo'vul in a first
el.i-s con (-"tio.'t ?ry .st:re.
He would call especial aile:;tion to his
newly received s-oi cf
PICKLED FRUITS, AND JELrAES.
Having recently fitted up a new and
elegant
OYSTER SA3,O07
on the fif-t tlocr, iwo Jjor vve-t o( F-ytr
: . . u : . . . " . i i
CLASS FRESH OYSTERS as cheap as the
chapet. H will snpp.'y Bills, Parties.
Vd WJ, h OjS-.e, Confeciion-ry,
&c. at reasonable .
Dioornsburg, Dec. 20, 1855.
ii upn.i iii niHr. n'rifr. wi;i riloi
Auditor's ioticc-
Isaiah John 1 Venditioni Expona.
vs y No. 9, Dec'r Term.
Samuel B. Dipmer. j 165.
The money raised on the above writ hav
ing been ruled into Court, .on' motion ol
Jdnn G. Freeze, ihe Court appointed M. E.
Jack-on, Auditor to disiriPute the fund ic
and among the Fieri creMitorS entitled there
to according lo Tne Auditor will at
tend at the Office of Robert F. Clark, Eq..
in Bloomsbur-., on FRIDAY, THE 26TH
DAY OF JANUARY, 1866, at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon of said day, for the purpose
of perfortnin- the duties o; hi appointment;
and all persons having claims upon said
fund, are hereby notified and required to
make their claims before -mid Auditor, or
be forever debarred from coming in on said
fund. - - M..E. JACKSON, Auditor.
Bloomsburg, Dec 27, 1 865.-1 w 2 50.
CLOVKKSEEI) UAXTED.
The undersigned will pay tlie highest
market price for CLOVE USE ED.
PAXION HARMA.V.
Rrpert, Pa.- 3 mo. -'.I
BUSINESS COLLEGE
N. E corner Tenth and CheMnut Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
The most complete and tl-.orouphly ap
pointed Business Conimcicial College in
the country.
Ttie orly'on-3 in the City- possessing :i
Legislative Chwrter, and the only one in
Uniied States authorized to confer" Degrees
of M.rit. Dipl omas awarded to craouate
in the Commercial Course under ils corpo
ra'e seal by acthftrity of law.
Cotidocied by gentlemen of liberal edu
cation and extensive experience in business
and affording unequalled advantages for th'5
thorouuh iheoretiral and (iraotical educa
tion ol j oiing men for the various duties
and employment ol business life.
1 HEORY AND TRACTICE COMBINED
by a system of .
ACTUAL BUSINESS TRAINING
original and pre-eminently practical, giv 1
ing the student in the shortest time a com
plete insight into the routine, details cus
toms and forms of business in general, as
conducted in the best reu!ated commer
cial and financial establishments
THEORETICAL' BOOKKEEPING
Upon a new plan, wr.h an original exposi
tion of the science of accounts, arranged
and published by th propretor of this In
6ti:u:ion oclcsivcly for his own use, sav
ing one-half the ordinary l.bor of ilia stu
dent, and giving him a complete know I
edije oi trie practice ol the best acccjnt-
TI1E COMMERCIAL COURSE. .
EMBKACIC
Rockkrepir.g. Commercial Arithme'Ic, Pen
manship, Bitsine Correspondence,
Commercial Law, Lectures on Bu
. in ess Affairs, Commercial
Cus:on-,, Form, and Ac
tual Bnsinesi Frac
t:c. SPEC! L BRA yciIES.
Algebra arpl tfie UiI.er Mathetu itics. Piio
noarnphy, Ornarrntal P?n m-sliip, tfi,
Art of De:ectH!g Counterfeit Money,
Engineering, Surveying fJaviga
lii'i and Tplcranin-'.
TELEGRAPHING."
The rrar!2emer.ts for Telegraphing are
far in advance of "anything of the ki-.d
ever offered to t'ie tublic. A regular Tul
enrap!i l.'iie is connected wi;n ine Irn-tiiu-'ti'Mi
with twenty trances in various parts of
the city, wht-re publ;e business is transai:!
e und in which the student of this Jns.i
ifiiion are inrnit!pd to practice. No ren
lar office practice ran b had in any o her
school ol instruction in ill country, with
out which no one c.n ob ain a posiiiun
a practical d,ieraior. Yount' men are cau
liot ed agn:ttl the deceptive represen a
tion of lliose who, witho'H any such fa
ciliti s pretend to !acn Te!e"rap''iin"
PATRONAGE.
Thi institution is no-enj jying tits lar
gest ptrctiie ever fe-to-Aed r.,on zv,
rorrmercial sclmcl in the State. O.er five
hundred stndfnis we-e in attendance the
first y car, .j i.J ever S3ve:i hundred during
the pal year. The bc-l class ol stndtn's
may. invariably be found her?, and ail i.3
ii-sncia;ion ar lirt r'sj.
LOCATION AND ACCOMMODATIONS.
The i:.s:i-i-:ic!i is located in the most cen
tral prt cl t:ie city, and its aocomcita'ion.s,
for extent, -!egaiiee a;id convenience, are
orKtnpassed. Ail the ronnis have been
fifed ho in the verv be! styl wiih
BUSINESS OFFICES OR COUNTING
HOUSES, TELGRA'PII OFFICES,
STATIONERY STORE
rnd a rerznlar
DANE OF DEPOSIT AND ISSUE,
feppiied with finely engraved lithographic
m e? used as a cuculating medium in the
Department of Acttisl Business.
TO YOUNG MEN who desire a PRAC
TICAL EDUCATION FOR BUSINESS, we
gnaractee a course of instruction no whpre
else equalled, while the rcputa'ion nnd
standii si of th-j institution among business
men make its endorsement the be-t ta?s
port to success and advancement. All i-on-lemplatinj
tn.ering any commercial Col
12? , sr.? invited m k?,tI frr ?i
ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR AND CATA
LOGUE ccntainif.g complete interior views
cf tfie Co'.l.'ue. and full particulars ol the
course ot instruction, terms, kv.
L. FAIRBANKS, A Jl ,
I'reduml
T. C. SEARCH, Special TfacSer ani
Supt. ol OiHe Bti'ine?.?.
Ncv. IS65 1 jr.
KEaICO ! MEXICO !
6SO,SO,00 IOA3
CF THE
RLTcELIC OF TtlKXRO.
Ttcenly-vertr Coupon Bonds in Sums
of '$50, SI CO, S500t aui 1,000.
Iiilercst SeTn Per Cent., Payable in
TIis C ity of vr Yrk.
P.-in?ipa! and Interest payable in GOLD.
S10 CC0.C29 to be Sold at" SIXTY CENTS
ON THE DOLLAR,
in U. S. Currency, thus yielding sn interest
of Twelve pr cent, in Gold., or Seventeen
peripo'.in Currency, at .the present rate
of premium on troll.
The" first year's interest already pro
vided. THE MOST DEXIRARLfrlXVnSTMENT
EVER OFFERED.
Immense, tracts of Mining and A:ru!
j turel lands; sixty per ceri' o port dues,
j imposss and laxes.in th "-tales of Tamauli-
pas and San LuisPotoi ; and the pii2ht?d
f.-,ith ol the said States and the General
(icvett.oient ar? all pledged for the rcucmp
t'nn o ih?s?. Bond a..d payment of inter
est. The Sccnrily i As3ji2p.
S30 in U. S Currency will buy a 7 per
cem Gold Bo i l of S50.
Si0 in U.S. Currency r;ill buy a 7 per
cent. G-dd Bor.d of SIOP.
?30rt in U S. Currency will buy a 7 per
cettt Gold P-ontl of ?S00.
ffiOfi" in U.S. Currency will buy a 7 per
cent. G ! I Bond sf SI000.
It every loVer cf Republican Institutions
buy at least
Circulars forwarded and subscriptions re
ceivn(1 be
JOHN W. COR LIES & CO.,
anrt J. N. TIF FT. Financial Ajent
of the Re;i0i)lic 0 Mexico, 57 Broadway,
New York.
ET5' Subscriptions also received by Banks
and Bankers generally trirougnout tne Unit
ed States.
Nov 8,.1665.
AUDITOR'S XOTICE
Estate tf Jccob Fditls, deceuseJ.
THE UNDERSIGNED, appointed Audit
or by the Orphans' Court of Columbia Co.
to make distribution of the balanre in the
bands of John Stui.h, one of the Execntors
of Jacob Mill late of Madison township
Columbia county, det'd, among the Lega
tees of Testator, will attend at hi office in
Bloo-tn sbnrii in said county, on SATURDAY
THE TWENTY-SEVENTH DAY OF, JAN,
1866, at 10 o'clock of said day to make the
distribution, when and where all persons
interested will attend if they see proper, of
; be debarred fron coming in for a thare or
tho fond. ROBERT F. CLARK, Aud'r.
r -
. I SAG:
An liiUcpi nili ni licoincraiic H:iiiy,
Weekly uud emr-Weekly .;wpnpcr.
After foor years of civil war, forcprlnpon
the people of these United States by the
violence of sectional parties, we now en
ter upon a new era of unity and of prog
ress. North and South, a oordial co-operation
of all honest mn is needed to re
pair the waste of war, to establish our
Peace through the iriinph of tfonnrJ con--liiiilirmal
princijies iu the administration
of ihe government, and our Unity bv gnard
in ell thai makes Union desirable).
The great Democratic party.Whose his
tory in the past i t lie history of private
prosperity, of territorial extension, arid of
public crder in America, ftands now, as it
has ever itood, the rarty of the Nanon, )
superior to all sectional passions in its loy -
ally to the rights. of co-equal Siate6 arid lo
the liberties of ihe individual citizen. Once
more its voice will be heard, once more
its adherents will be rallied to it time
honored standards r every ciiy and town
of the Northern and Smtthern State p.
To the principles of the great Democratic
Party of the Nation, Ihe World has borne
firm witness throughout the ordeal of civil j
war. It Mill now be devoted to the not J
less at'dnons task of applying those prin- i
ciples to the srdutinn of the many and
weighty questions financial, social, pobt
ieal wfiich come npon ns with the return
of peace. Faithful to the real i mere dm of
bll sections, it will beenflaved by the prej
udices and blinded by the p repcs&essiotis
of none.
That the principles cf American Democ
racy should thus be uttered, with no weak
or uncertain voice, hers in the great metro
politan center of American enterprise! and
com rner-.-e, is a matter of Pitch importance
to every citizen as must recommend Ti e
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Whatever skid can i.ev;?e cr enterprise '
accomplish will contribute 'o make The j
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pheres, who are al .vny instme'ed .o maktr !
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graph, will keep t)ar reavlers !u!l informed j
of the doiiiH-j and the progress of mankind I
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merctl ami rii-rket t e'.rs, ca'.tle market
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lisl e l Tuesday and U.'iday
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jrr.j ki7J no Hitli- kai r- ,t. il '
circulation of
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t.. Us extraordinary si ccess !
ed save on
sir ce its union wi;h tiie New York Argus :
has j tsiiried the most liberal expenditures, !
winch will ira'-e it oiirival?d in interest !
and lalue to larjr.er?. Published Wedne- I
!
1. Tht? market reports embrace the New 1
York, Albany, Brighton and Cambridge i
Ine stock markets; the New YorJ cnun-
in- nrn.tr.ee, r.nd ei,era! rmdiico rrUi: .
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department of agricultural reading ; 'alt thirty sub-cribers and Seventy five Dollars i - B If your neare-t dnig2i-t or store
tca'eiher composing an unrivalled 'hand- ! she will only .have to add ten dolla-s to j keeper does not keep ibis medicine do not
book of current in'ormction for ihe farmer, 1 the amount. While if she sets furl y sub I lt him put yon oil w.ili rome otner rr.-di-live
stock or produce dealer, the country t scriber at the regular price, she will get ! '. because he makes more money on it,
merchant, etc. j her machine for nothing. - i b'Jl send at once to one of the Agents fur it.
2. Its reading for Ihe family circle cm- ! The Magaine will be sent to different i " Jef 2 1, 1S63. 6m.
braces the ite-hest and best stories, poetic.
rehaious leadii.j:. ..
3. lis itij;ei ol itie news ;s not, l.ke mo!
city weeklies, a mere waste bhk-'t i the
dany ; on
dy matters of intcre.-i and impor-
chosen Inm the d.idy. wtme the
Ui.ee are
rn-.ss ct us cot'.teius are preparea especially
lor the weekly.
In everv post olTlte dis'ric! there shrnl 1
...
'be found seme cctiv, public sniri.ed d?m-
orrat. who will center a benefit upon u,
his neighbors, nnd the chus, by maki'.nj;
a determined effort to form a club of four,
ten, twpaty. or lif'.y for the Weekly World,
at onr crv.atiy red need rates.
GREAT REDUCTION IN TERMS.
DAILY WORLD.
0,e cpv one yrrarhv mail,
SEMI-WEEK LY WORLD.
Cue copy one ear,
Four copies one ypar.
Ten copies ortp vear,
WEEKLY WOPvLD,
O-.-.e cc-py on? ycar,
Fccr copies one yecr,
Ten copies, one year,
S10 00
C 4 00
' v
10 on
0 CO
2 CC j
7 (.0 !
15 (JO I
Twenty copies, cue year, to omc ad-
dress, . ' 5 j
Fifty copies, one year to one address TO CO :
An extra ccpy of the Weekly 'edition j
fjrnisfieed to cbios of twenty or more.
for clubs of one hunnred tho Daily, will be
sent to getter up ol a club.
(liuhwiis nidi w 11 ,.-.iu in u.jjis di rt'ij
time dunng the year at tae regular cI-".o
r"'r,' ,t..l , ,
, : f .1-
inu.ie o ifij-jt-M oi me pt-r.-ou rere i v.ng
.u .ii -J.-.. m, .....
.. n.iy t. - . i ir'jr?n i
must name ihe edition, r.oi-office, and
sta'e to which il has previously been sent, t
a:td inclose twenty fiyp. cents ;o pay for!
char.rrir to reperats address. i
Orders fcr any ct the editions of The
World roiy be ent by mr.il. and should j
itfclose Po-t-tr.io Money Order or Bank i
(Jralt for arpnuni (less the discount). We j
have no authorzed traveling agen'-. Moo- i
ey sent by mail will bs at ihe risk cl ihe ;
seod-jrs. Orders and lener shout t be ad-,;
dresse I to
THE WOULD.
35 Park Uov.-, N. Y.
Oi.tr.ber 23, ISfio.
EVANS & HARTMAN'S
CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
JS err ly opposite the I.'pirop-i! Chin c.'i.
CLOTHING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
OUR svek is composed of fine rlotlmt:,
iTiP.iiiim and iow priced a.I.:i,'.fd to
fiil cotidi.ion8, tates and wints. We have
the late-t styles for the season a fitie as
sor'ment cf
Orercoals and Gentlemen's Shaw.'s,
from low toths very be-t.
Ocr Gocnls are cm-hioii ib'e an.i wdl Mule.
In addition to our slock cf ready-made
clothing, vre have piece goods for custom
orders,
Clot lis, CaBiis3crr.9 &c.9 &c.
And having one of the first class cutters,
Charles L Reichard, formerly of Easton,
we guarantee a fit in ail cases and give
satislaction. AUo a variety of Woolen
and Linen Sairts, Stockings, Neckties, fol
iar, Stocks, Handkerchiefs everything in
the gen'lemen's line of clothing.
Also Hats, Eoots and Shoes, Trucks and
Carpet bags.
.We will sel! at the lowest Market prices.
Pleae give ns a call before purchasing
eleewhere , EVANS & I1ARTMAN.
Nov. 15th 1865.
CLANKS ! CLANKS ! BLANKS !
DEEDS, SUMMONS,
EXECUTIONS, SUBPOENAS, -of
proper & desirable forms, fcr t tie at the
ORice ol the "Slat ol ti e Norih."
I T
Splendid Airay of Tatent.
In entering upon Ihe third year of its ex
istence, the proprietors ol tfiM new'rnai;:i
zine be; leave to ofTer the jr thanks io the
ladies ot America for the liberal support
already extended to ibem. Few marazines
have boasted during their second year of a
list of nearly Tweniy-fise thousand names
The Lady's ; "Friend will continue to be (
devoied s fieitoiore (o choice literature
a.'id the illustrations of the fashions h will
contain the latest patterns of Cloak. Cp,
bonnets, liead-dres'es, fancy . woik, em-
bmnlery, &c , with receipts, rjnusic,. and
other matters interesting lo ladies. The
mnsti alone is worih more than the cost
of the whole masazine, the pieces beina
selected by Prof. Gatze from the capacious
repository ol mat widely known and enter
prising firm, Meiers. Lee & Walker.
Ttie. Lady's Friend i edited by Mrs.
Henry Peterson, supported by the follow
ing brilliant corps of contributors.
Florence Percy. Mrs Bella Z Spenr-er,
lurs. l u. iMouuon, Annie 1' K-nt
Mrs. M. F. Tucker, Frances H Sheffield,
Miss EL C. Donnelly, Carrie. E Meyer '
Julia Gill. Mauie Dver Rriii
Mrs. Eiiz.i S. Turr.er,E Margaret Starr, -
Frances Lee Pratt
Emilie Lester Leirh
Mis P. H. Phelps
Mrs M. C Pyle
August Bell
Krana B Pioley
jNliss A L Muzzy,
Charles Morris,
Miss H S Corey
"Aunt Allice,"
Mrs M A Denison
Cath M. Trowbridge,
Mrs H A Heydon
Mary J. Allen
Virginia F Townser.dM iss A Fcresiier,
Beatrice Colonna J. C. T.
Mts Matsaret HosmcrClara Annsta
Miss L W Tappa.-i Mrs Anna Bache -
Annie Ru'-ell Marcia Ilne.
Leslie Walter,
Helen M Pra't
llatt'ie Hammond
Sarah J Ramsey
Mrs L" J. RitUnhousc
Helen Mayo
Ettie V Siade -T
J Ct'nmbn
Mary H Cox,
Audie E Stiiton
And o'her talented
writers.
Sophia May
Phila II Chase
.iwin ft Mar in
Caroline A Be'.l
Harris Mrne
KmiIjJt yt Johnson
jiM1I,ie V May.
yi:j j ,,,-s
A bcautilid Sttel Fancy Engrav Ing and
h superb colored ee Ustiion plate, wiil
illustrate every ticrnt.er; besides well e-
cn'ed woo l t uts, il'ustrjsiv of the fAh-
ioa-, fancy work, Ei, too .numerous to
detail
SEWING MACHINE PREMIUM.
In order lo enable ladies to procure a Prt
qnahiy Sewing Machine ;, very link oi.t-
JV uan aUilif inll(iivin7 I ; h,.r a ! ..ffr-- i
We wi.l aive one of WHEELER & WIL-
'; SON'S Celebrated Sewing Machines, the
! ro'nlar nrice of which is FIFTY-FIVE
DOLLARS, on the following terms ;
I. TweP.tV COPiCS lf ttie Lady's Fliefit
' ' -
one vear, and the Sewmg Machine, 70 03 !
II. Thirty copies, one year, and the j
S-wing Machine,
HI. Forty copies,
Sewing Machine,
85 00
one year, and the
100 00
1" fiffit oi ,ha above clubs, a lady
can gel iwemy sa-ocuuer- i iiitr ruuiar
price ot two dollars and fifty cents a copy,
and then by sending on these subscription
. . ... L. . U. . . . 1 . . . t
and Twenty Dallars n addition, will get a
Machine that she cannot buy anywhere for t
rn-t offices il desired. The
ices it itesireJ. the names andj..- i a jrx
should be forwarded as 'rapidly as ',:,"',,'' ' " 4'
i1.n,,'-rii,!.iit,Ji -...iLL.J WORTH Or
j money
! ootatnecTjii orter itiai ine suoscriters may j
' besiii to leceivc tiieir irtnciRZtnes at c ce,
, ... ,... ...... .Uv...? i.,a l
' ami not become dis.-atif-Ced witii the delay, j
j When the whol amount of money i- re- j
i ceiveit, me sewing iMacniiie be .uiy
j for.vard-d.
' The Clubs mrty te partly composed ol
- . i- . i -ii. ..
. subscriber- to the 'Saturday Evening Post'
; if nr'siren.
i In ail cae th Machine 'ent wil! be the
j regtdar Wheeler & Wilson's No. 3 Machine,
j sold by then in New York, boxed, nd
j i.Twa'ueo: tree ot cost, wan tne exemption
of fr-ijht.
TERMS:-0ar terms are the same as!
those of that w;dl known weekly pa.r the
i .
Satuiday Evening Post m order that U,e !
! Clnbs iricy bs made up of the oaper ?nd
' J . . . . . . r. . -
j magazine conjointly when t is so desired
! and are as lo.iows
; One copy o- e year,
2
50
I wo copies o:.e ycr.r, 4
Four copies one year, 3
Eight copies one year, and on.a to "et-
00 I
oo !
tpr up of cbib, c;T5 cq
Twenty copies one ye'ar, and one 10
g:ter up nf'clob. 3? 00 1
Or.e copy of th-"3 Ladv's Friend and -
one of the T'nsf, 4 On I
Single numbers of the Lady's Friend j
1 (posf.ge paid by uO fventy-fi ve cent
J' Subscribers in British Nor'h America
uusi letiin infivff i-ei.is in ao'iitxti in ine
j annua sucr.pjiot aya have Io repay
i ' ,c',l!'ri'.,.,.'.eti''V!r.Vi r- 1 , r
t .t. -,. .t . ' i ,
. ine rosi w in ai v aj s ue en:ireiy o ine.ren'.
i .., tm. . r. ,-t.,,,.
iuuir-i.j t-...kv..'.w ii. i.i....,
No. 319 Walnut si., Philadelphia,
Specimen copies wiil be spnt to ihnse
I'esirrus of get'ir.g up Ciube, on the re'eeip
of fifteen cents.
Oc'ober 18, ISG5.
LOOK HE LIE.
, THE VERY FLATTERING SUPPORT (
; here'tdore divert to trie late fiiui ol JAMES i
; S. McNINCH CO., indnces the under- J
; signed to emer r.fioo ihe b;iine.s (d j
j MERCHANDIZING
i upon a somewhat new pi m. The or '!i:
! sy-teiri h been an i. i.iry to Ooi buyei
j ar.vl st'ilr, and therefo-e
iSSLHUS S
! prnpo-es to open on
prnpo-es to open on the -.tay ol t.ie
1 ---
' -1 fa- - - '
Till: MOST CO P LUTE dSD
K L N T S TO CK OF
EVER OFFERED IN THIS COUNTY;
consisting ol" every variety and quality f
staple and f-incy anr-d,
GROCERIES. (JE ENS W A RE, HARD
WARE, and ail sorts of articles kept in a ccr.ntry
store y io be sold
OR iN EXCHANGE FOR ALL'KINDS OF
PiiODUCE.
.'Ihe whole busi .ess to be conducted on
the system of pay as you so; and at cheap
er rates than any other house. Call anj
jjdgo lor vourselvps.
v JAMES S. McNINCH.
November 8, 1865.
MORO PHILLIPS'
Sirptr-Phospfiafe of Lirne. Eaugh
Sorts' Hare Bone Phosphate, in lart
i , .... V .
ani smnu quantities, sand fvrt lvr-
ranted Lake talt, at irholeiaie retail.
. fvr; tale by J. H. II AH MAN,
July 31, 1865; Jiuptrt Station,
tut: rncRSJX pectorbl
' ILL CURE
"C? - Vor.r Pn....S
t " Read ihe, adver-
The Pba,niK Pec
iUiK3r loral; or compound
I Syrup of WiidChetry ami S-iieka Snake
Root, will curt tl.o Diseases of the Throat
and Lucius, such as co.'d, coighs, crnrp
Asthma, bronchitis, catarrh, sore throat,
hoarseness, whooping ctgh. &e.
lis timely n" will prevent l'ULMOARY
CONSUMPTION. And even where this
tearlul diseas- i.s folly developed, it will
afford mote relief ihan anv other medicine.
J. Lawrence Getz, e. -Speaker ol the,
lVnt.sy tviuiia Hoa-e ! UeprceutatUeK,
say s : "This coogli remedy is co.v cxlfin
sive used, and t f the hig?ie.-t value to
the community, its curative qualities hav
ing teen tested by thousands wiih Ine
in ort gratijjinc results. It in carefully nd
skillfully prepateil from Wild Cherry Bark
and Seneka Si:ake Root, by Dr. Levi Ober
.'oltzer, a reputable physician of Prwenix
vil.'e, P.M and is sold by near'y all drug
gists nrrri country storekeepers."
D P. Crosby, ex-Post Master and ex
Buiess ol IV'if'own, certifies as follows:
POTTS IOVV N, Jan. 3, 1865,
Thi certifies that I have usel the Phas
nix Pectoral in'my famf'v, and I recom
mend it to the Public as the very best
remedy for cough and colds tnU I have
ever tried One ol my children was taken
with a cold, accompanied with a croupv
cough, so bad, indeed, that it could not
talk and scarcely breathe. Having beard
so much said about ihe Phoenix Pectoral
I procured a bottle of it. The first dose
relieves the difficulty of breathing, and be
fore the child had trtken one fourth of the
bottle it was entirely well. Every family
should have it in their bouse.
Signed D. P CROSBY.
J. C Smith, druggist of New Hop fiacks
conuty, Pa., in writing to Dr. Oceitobzer,
says: "A few days since I bouaht two
doen of your valuable couch remedy to
try, and find it very good, and a it is near
ly ail gone I would l.ke you- to send me a
gros of it.
"Ycur medicin- pives better sa'isfaction
than any other I have in the Store. I am
ngent lor some of the most popnUr couh
preparations, but yours seems to tc doing
the mn-t good."
ftie following i an extract from a letter '
m Hiram Ellis, merchant, near Potts- I
from
town, t'a., "I have tried the Phcemx Pec
loral jnd fiml il to be the bet cough med
icir e extant. It meets with a more ready
saie than any other that I havd ever had in
tnv store.."
The proorieior of this modicin h-s so
m uch roil (rerice in its curative rnwuH.
1 from the testimony of thousands who have
n-ed it, tliat th money will be paid back
t'lo anv purchaser w bo is not sati.-fied with
Its eiJect!.'"
...
It is so piPaan tn take that children cry
r - . Tlllfrrir riifnnnn -r. . .
'f innxi i-1'nr.tr..MS; targe
Bailies ONE DOLLAR.
1; is intended for only one o!as of di
ease, namely tnose ot the THROAT and
LUNGS.
Prepared only ty LEVI OBKRHOLTZER
M. D.. Pt ccnixville, Pa., and geld by all
DrUiri3ts ami Storekeeper'.
Johnson, Hollowly, h Cowdn, No. 23
iSorth Sixth Street, Philadelphia, and
f . Wejis 5t Lo., lla hranklm Street,
Ml
,.-iTrU'r finnv xywt-t.c
U AlUlir, A1A(, it.
G. S. HASK1NS Si C,
:'G lied, man tret, jV I or A".
offer tne lollowing inducements to
SvMyt'l's of Valuable
Having bten t c r a U r.g time tc.di,ed
the Packet business, and es!ablie?lie Y,ur
reputa'.iuii for promptness and reliability,
and posstf-in;: great iaci'es for selling
Jeueiry m thi ay, 've are confident that
f ,-,v 'Uon to all who feel
' d ' " T tf-' n 5 z 1,3
i :ii0 Oiitl l- 'n-r-ii
; S650.O0Q V.'ORTH OF WATCHES DIA-
i "!0!1i 1 ''' Cliatiis, to be sold lor One
' 111 L. .... I 1 . . I .. II
! cacn, wu.m.ui tar.i iu va.uu
' 1.0: to be paid for until you know what you
i are to receive.
I JUST LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING LIST
OF ARTICLES TO BE SOLD FOR ONE
DOLLAR EACH!
175 Watches (handsomely engraved and
varranied perfect iim keeper-), varying
ia prices Imm SCO (:0 lo SI 20 CO eoch. J
Ladies' watches, solid "old hnntino I
fa'Cs t5i55 CO eacli.
(5.000 Latest style vest and neck chain.
4 if. to 30 CO each-
i . . ., 1-1 r 1 ti
j jo 00
! 4 .CC0 California diamond ear drrps, 2 00!
m a CO each. -
,,. . , , , .
3 000 Miniature and enamelled cent s
icarf pin. new sidles, 5 00 to 15 00 each, j MILL, containing three pair of Suit e
2.0P0 Maonic and emblem pins, 3 00 to ; Saw Mill, Dwe'lbrg House and S:ar..
10 00 each. i ALSO, n certain Plartaliot and Tra-'
2 cOO G'dd band bracelets, er.graved and' Land, sittiatf in Betdon 'o-ri-hip, t !
plain. 3 00 to 20 00 each. i said, s'ljuiiiing Ian Is of R-njarnin Brink
3 0f!0 Jet and Mosaic brooches, 3 00 to the north, the heirs f John ..Latibacn
70 00 e.-ch. ! th." east, Fi.-liin jrro: k.nn tho we.-t, and
2.P00 C'tiren brnc'.'e, rich patterns, very I:iI trarl above described on the .o.
i
I a -
3 00 to 00 CO e.;ch.
1 Dt'O Floifn'ine rtnd L-vt pins, lh3 rCu'!
a-t;c!e, 1 C) to 10 00 each.,
o c,.- r ... i I.-1. .-.
J t" J", Li I l I... i. ..li.i z til VJ I -,
e?r crc-ts,
3 00 tc 10 CO f
S oot) r. r-il e ir droo;. 4 01 lo G CO eneb
nl c ir drop
I -y r. i-.. j r-i. i i
(CO I.:-IW'-' Cha-phioe cbi;i, jet and,
hi, I ft CO te CO CO o f):.
0 0P0 0-m;-.'- pins, a splendid assortment, .
2 0.) to 1 ") 00 c:-i-':. i
4.CC0 So ' i a i r sleeve, buttons, en i rely nev.
s;l- s. 2 rn to 5 0.! CK. h. 1
3 I'CO Stcd and sleeve buttons, iu sets,;
v. rv ri-. 't, 3 f t) to 15 00 each.
5.000 Sljev t.ntt-.ns, plain, enamcild j
art l f't: .t.t,i.u:. l' -l-"
10. CCD P.r.i-i and handsomely engrave
-:.v .
.:. .i rri i in r.n j ...
opr ng
en-r.iM-d ,2 CO to Ij CO eao.
13,01:0 S-ts Uii
. , -J,
t. 12 0) e.ic.i.
Stvll-s, ( CO
2.0-i) GoTil prt.s. ond handso:
case-. 5 (';') t 10 CJ each.
ver
Th;s entire ii-t id Leauritu! r.n 1 valuable
"oods wiii te svj tor 0.;e Dollar E !i
Certiiicavs of sil the abnvfl art.cles wit! be
r laced id envelope, and -jab. I. Tjie-e
envelopes are se tt by mai. as cr iere
wi'hoat Teuard to choice. On the receipt
of th? Certifii!3t'5- vmi will see ivhut yon
are tn have, and then ii is at ) our option io
send one dollar and ta!:3 the.article, or m
I'ive CertiScates can be ' ordered for
eleven for S2; thirty-five for S3; ixty-five
for SI 0; and one hundred lor s-15. We
will send a single Certificate on ih j receipt
of 25 cents.
G. S. HASKINS k Co,
Box 4270. 36 Geek man St., N Y.
Bloomsburn, April 5th, 18S5.
I)YII L0HEBrRG
r J ti rP IT I X fi S T n T? r
0, Main sireet.t wo door? abovethe Amer-
ickrt Hotel:
. JYJjJJVSTO.UE '
IN at-GOMSBJJRG, PA.
'i HE V Mi UNSIGNED has just opened
rf S ore.m s-CMYFS BUILDING MAIN
STREET. r.v'iKt.urnt Pa., wVicb, he baa
fille I with rir t cl e assortment of ,
,.- 11 itt'S-" iptM'M-.-UHll -.
GRcci:j;n:s, hardh aki: asd
qi!;i:swai:!:, ' .
f- --f,i,A . t ..a
A!so l'l,l:lt it r r.c.i .nppiei si .
fovi e-t m k puce He re-pec'tfuHy so
licits a lair sbaM of pT ;' .
JAMES K KYF.R
P!o-.'m-birL-, N.r JKfi5iJ.
jVOTlCf. is hereby fjivon that.l!.'.
f hi-) fii.a'.jiciiLtil ot Jfd-ii K.
,e sefop.l
G'Oix &
John Sj1f Assist. e:s ot !ias Werin-nt..
has het r filed in If e Protf.i-po ary V OfTir
o! ( oil iiibta (Ptmv, slid ttat.lhe hh
will te refcn'd tn iIjh Judk'es of it
Court iA Ci mir.cn Plexe of (oluinbia cn ,
cn TUESDAY, THE 6 h DAY OF FEB
RUARY, Irfi6, for confi'maiion, ot wf.r'ii
all perfcons interested i!llaJ;e notice.
JESS-E COLEMAN, Protly.
Pdormsburg, Dec. 27. 1665. ;
Auditor's Notice.
El"!e of littiih Bihldeed
' . . . ,
THE ondersigned, an Amlilor. appoints i
by the Orphans' Court of Columbia cohoiy
(o dis!ihut the funds in ihe hands of Setti
B Bowmrn nd Isaiah Bower adrnioi-tra-tors
of Isaiah Bahl, deceased, wiU attend to
the duties of iis ppoititmeiil at his oilier
in Berwick, on Wednesday, iba 24th daj of
Jan., 6o, at 10 o'clock A. M. at which
tin.e and place all person interested r
notiGe.d to present their claims or bj debar
red srom c.rr ins in on said fund.
M. M. TRAUGH, Auditor ,
Deo. C7, 1835 iw. l 61'. - '
"Public sjile '
OF -
IJCAr. EST AT F!.
In pcr-nnnc of an ord?r of .be Orp'iau
Court of Columl ia f'ourdy, P-i , or. .
Monday, WEzsi January w.
' 10 'clrl ' lhe forenoon, SOLOMON
NEVH ARD. GuardiarioftiiHnunoiii-i.il-'
orcii oi oamuei 4v. ijowman, :ae ol i.t t.i . t
t wp . in said county, dve'd. will expp-e . o
sale, by public vendue, on ihe pren:i;
ttie undivided five-sevendis of the am?' ten
ded eleven twelfth of a certain Lot of 7. i
sdua'e in MilTln twp, adjoining Da'-.'-l
f 'ver win thrown, lietij. xotie, anJ o ify
rs.- r o n t a i i n u Twenty-two Acte.s a cju
! S'" wlif is cleared. ALSO at
! kiim" lim. 011 tf . Prerifi.e, ihe ni..-
i vineu ii vt?--eveni .1 ei intJ uuoivi.iea eieven-
I . , r. i c ... . '
'wti.'.ns ot ne out lots, lyin" a:joi-i ".' i i
the same twp., bounded by lantts nL IJ- j.
A l L. i. I . 1 i
lone, oaran uowman. arm oiner, con
ing Ten Acres. AlO at the sa.rie ii i ,
on the oremi!ies, ihe undmded Ine -e-i
enths of the undivided eleven-; welftb.s mn
certain Out Lot, lying in Mifuin ville. adj L'i-
ini; Stah Bowman. Berj. Yohe aoil - (Jgo. w ...
Yol e, containing Four Acres. ALSOv ii
tne same time, on I lie premises, it. hihu-'
..: .1 -.i c .. - , - . . ... . i j . i 9 .
iurii live setrcuui- n. uie ti 11 J I v me ' ei.e
en-twelfths of one other Oui Lot. itM iiIi .-
I ville, a.'j .iuinif land-of" Wm. BtQvrn, it.i-
nel beidelman and w m. Brown, contii g
Foar Acres. A LO, on the piemise-.
ih sarriH .line, five-sevetiths ol ji crM
Out Lot, in M tliinviile, N. 81, coma.."-.,
Ten Acres. Late tlte esia'e ol sid d-c h
ed, si;ute in r Ii e lor. ct hip cl M'filiutui
county a!ore-s id. -, t
JESS.E COLEMAN. Cl rk.
SOLOMON NE.YH Alii), Guardian.
Binoinoburg, Jan. 3, ISC3.
ALSO. At tr-.e -rr.e lime, and pl.wt
hens of ibr ss-id Samuel A. Cowmati, wt,
areola, tt ii 1 ctfer in enniectiii wt.
the 'iiregoinij the undivided lwo-sevpn;n
the Si'nl ur.divid l.l eleye:j-lwe! b- '
eacii hi me above tuentioucd and de-cr-j-premises;
and the undiyidej iwo sever-:
of 0:il Li', No SI .'.foresaid.
Term- and conditions made known ,;.
day ol sale. J0-ETtl P. gOWM VN.
CELESTE MILLER
WILLIAM MILLER.
Jan. 3. 1865.
ijxi5ci;tieis' sai.::
Cf
Valuable Real EslaU
TT71LL be pxpoed to p.obb? sale a- '
T la dwelling bou-e of. WlLi.lA
COLE, deceased, in Benton icviistnp, C
lumbia county, on
THURSDAY, THE 18TII OF JAN, ISC
at 10 o'clt ek in the lorenoon of said d;
I the following described real estate, to-
x tEKTA!x tract or -lam?,
! situau in Bent.iTi township, Coinmbia c
i di.-u ,ina l i.tds of the heirs cf John ll-
1 1 .v . 1 ....!....
,., the euie of ,.e said WilJiam CoU .
the no'.ii, s-n-ii, and v.e-:, eriitajnira Ti
At UL rr ore or. Ie, w he. eon are pin-'
, , ,nr-r- tirnjvjr ni-i
1 A uARijk. n.l) IJLLALLh. O.i
c.ini-i: in,-1 SEVEN TY ACRES, iti"i
ies
I'ereor; urn erected a TWO cT4;
i : .
I . . - r. . n c f fi . -v- I - Di '
'. A l...ili i'ii.'i.i.'i i.i.iiv J
i ...
C!" 1 ' 3
l.
A LSC a ??;-) rr-r-t cf Is'i.t sna'P
lUri to .vn ttp '.; ', ami on
st side of I';shi..gi. reek, adjoining la
Rtij -n'in Brink on tae noun, aojoirj
me rn;.n.r iract o. the soct'i, Samol H
:r..i'i and o t.srs cn ih wc-sl, and' Fish
crvk cn the 'est. r-nntaicmg
EKJHTY ACRES,
. i U aK, lB.n-r acres cleared
' -:,v' " . .
I,e b ilnnce tix.br I i-id
there is on
i a r r-H
Op. Al.M,
, 0,htr (,( L.n.1-senate in Sngarioaf
. . ... . . ..,1. r
t C"!e Ci .1 e ii T h. J.icob knnble and ST? f"
1 i -t .- .. . , . ., tt4nrj
;ici ll---- .ri iT.; sti;i a.ui vcrs-, .fiiu rW tfe
ia-. Is Ot V I
ioi Colo cn tna east 5Tii?-5'
! . ' '
I til til v. J I iil.v 1 All
ww-
1 more or les. at r-n: eia'ry acrei. imp
I inrid, th- rei.te ti-..bef : there are o
t. preniis.-- a two :ory fr-i 0 duelling hd
; a f'.ir: o tarn, Ooi tniluiiigs, and a
! orchard.
j Also, a T-.-U't o! U or llanrf, fituat
t. i Sngarloif twp. j.!wpsatd, a-'tQininsr
i of Monicunery C"':a ainl Fishingcree
the ca-i. Aiiua Col r.u ib north. o
out!i by lands (, Jobn. Svartwoct, 8i
the west Lv Cd'nec Unds i f the de'e
containing about EIGHTY ACRES.
The above land to be. sold pursna
the d'reirtious coitiamed mihe last wi!
tesi.itaent ot William Cole, deceased,
dii.ons -ind .torvos of eale will be
known cn da of sle, by
MONTGOMERY COLE
THOMAS R. COLE,
Executors cf ITrrTiim Co.', dctr
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