DEMOCRAT-AND STAR
' LOCAL DEPARTMENT.'
BLOOM SB URG
Wednesday, March 21, 1866.
" "'ANSWX.R3 TO COBEESFONEENTS
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.A. J.-A. While you are convalescent we will en
deavor to furnish you wilb sound reading matter,
and, of course, hope for your speedy recovery.
Si'mckibkr or Ren-tow. Yoar communication and.
"join objeevwilt lake well. webink, nvitb the people,
but we would do injustice to many of our friends,
t artless we open our columot to all asking the aame
privilege, a favor, which, of course, we cannot grant.
Ourdr-strc iiDiie all alike, aad be partial to none.
We have written you, hy Utter, "i.
J. C A. Our moat important le sen as in composi
tion were learned by writing squibs, with a pencil, on
the eiill boor, posts and board, if you try you can
accumulate knowledge in any position.
S erne iii br that David, the S hepiierd King of Israel,
stadied the Heaven 'and the Earth while watching
Ws Father flVkson the plains of Judea.
Hovs. 1 he tSeoior editor of this paper
i desirous of rentinz a boose for a am all
-Jamil, for which gend rent will be paid.
Thk water was let into the canal on
tic EUth inat., and navigation opcucd for
., lie season ,
.
' : Po cot fail to read our new advertise
ments in toother cdumn. Tbej are very
important. .
Everybody likes it, The style in
which Mr.Eph. El well .keeps and deals
ut his Groceries.
V.1' Communications from our. "Jackson
t nr.. rt-1 . (r...
lA'DiOcrai, "JLeniou ieuiocrai, auu;
tana" and ''Typo'' are crowded out this
frock, but' will appear in our next.
Tn Graded School of E. W. Wynl
ioop & Co., two doors East, of Centre
'atrect, -will ccrairncnce on the 4)ib day of
April "next, loc school has au cx-callcnl
reputation.
r.A Tns people "of this county will remem
ber that our worthy aud very popular
friendIraiirDerr", of Jackson township,
is a first-rate' Auctioneer, and gives eu
tiro satisfaction iu bis numerous engage
ments. Great bargaius, made at A. Hart
ma'n's Grocery iiiote in Bloombarg, Fa.
AlLkikla o iiroteeries and notions he
oow offers for wile at a very low price.
; Give him a call," oca and 11, and free lor
yourselves. ...
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- It wiJ.l be een, by rcfering to their
advc tiiement in another column, that the
;L; 11. 11. commenced running on a
new time table since the 12th iost. , The
change is said to increase the accomoda
tions lor. local travel.
" dou'l wish to dKMaie,tui it the Rrpub'
cam "auorganuari" start a new pper iiere
wesflgseit that they call it TH DAIiK
LAN1EUN. Tbe thinjj worked magniti
cer.ily',lat one umo, fr Jim. Folioclt autl
Juhu Corode. W'o think the 'Jisufatii--fcers'
bo had cuaiderable eJtpoueuce in
Lixl litie.
A8 Jouru allots we do not desire, in
our coluujus-, to drag, by their names, ob
tputo aud unpopular 'irdividuaid before
the public,' Rut when offetiive men place
thetcselvea in this ucp'eaoaul poaition by
tbwr own pin aud J ttts we have no
other way w reath theui. :
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Do r't fail tu read our ''Answers to
Corf e8poridfcOl,t, at tiie head oi the iocil
coltnn on our third pago. . . :
Many of our frieoda aUdreasing as by
letter will find their communications sat
isfactorily answered uadcr thd aboye
1m ad ",'.'"" -
Wb congratulate our Democratic friends
ia Gicc'iwood towuahip, on the judicious
eelcc'tion of our-txcelUnt young friend,
Wilscri Thomas, as Asstasor : .lie i
irery popular at home as will be 6hown
by the vote.' and we know hiarlo be era
inpntltr nrt'atified for the . dmiea of the
j i-
cice.r:. I -, ' .
TnB term of office of the County Super
intendent, expires on the first of June
next. A notice to School Directors of
Columbia county, of the time and place
"of mecttDf 'in convention for tho pcrpoae
of electing a Superintendent will be pub
lished in due time. We are informed
that C O Barkley, E-q., who is a faith
ful oScer, will be a candidate for rc-elec-tion.
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",Vb' ask the - Ktpublican, what do jon
thinVof Wm: D.'Kelley's late speech ii
Congress and 'Parson- Brownlow'a letter in
reference to Andrew Johnson 1 If you hare
not read tbeot we will tnrnish you wiih a
copy. -They are a portion of the proced-
inss. and a true,, sample of that
"moral,:,
. - l. a , I lln.lr'inhn"
Con-
"courazepns iriio ouu k""
gress wbich yoo endorse,
ter pabluh tbem 1
H ad n't yon b !
E. "WiLbEaAi Co., the great horse
trainers,' arc coming, aad will give a free
exhibition -of trained horses, and a free
lecture on their new system of educating
the horse. Let our farmers' and horse
dealers improve this opportunity to learn
how to gain the easy and complete con
trol of ther horse. - They will exhibit as
follows:
JJloomsburg, Tbnrsday, March 22nd ;
Espy, Friday, March 23rd ;" Derwick,
Saturday, March 2 1th; -Shickshinny,
Mcadiy, March "26th f Cambra.. Tues
day, March 27th ;-Oran?efc Wednssdty,
March 2Sth ; Millville, Thursday, March
20th; Jerseytown, Friday, March 30th.
TnsattsnSion of the publio is directed
to the fact, that the School Directors of
Eloora totftjship, have taken inliatory
steps to get a .camber of stockholders
cr con triba tors suficient to. erect and
C3 tablLh aa Academy, ia the town of
Elooiiab-rg, for the instruction cf young
nsn and wosta in both the profesi.ional,
end -'cruaary tuiicata affairs cf life.
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"? it's tbst tbe
Mot i is g Tim r. The annnal mofing time
is rapidly approaching, and many are en
routs already. Those of our subscribers who
change their poet office' address will please
notify Qg of the office from which as well
as lo which, they wish their paper chang
ed. Be rery careful to give the name of
both office. 3.
Ma. Tamley's Foundry in Robrsbarg
formerly Joseph LoDe'fJ. was on the
evening of the 10th inat., consumed by
fire. It is well known to be the work
of an inceoJiary. It is also understood
that no blame attached to the citizens of
Rohrsburg. . .
In Berwick, on the night of the 16th
inat., a fire occurred consunjingthe large
FoundryT H?cb;ne and Car Shops of
Messrs. Jackson & Woodin, and two adjoining-stables.
The fire was discovered
abbut one o'clock at night, but too late
to save the buildings. It ia supposed to
have originated from some heated cast
ings ia the Foundry. The property was
insured.
On the 13th inst. about 7 o'clock,
P. M., a fire, supposed to have origina
ted from the stove pipe, bioke out in the
old Bcttle aore house in L'ght Street,
now owned by II. W. Creasy, & Co.,
who lately purchased and repaired it in
order to enlarge their Wines. It ended
in the entire destruction of the store
house and an adjoining dwelling house
belonging to Reuben Culp, then occupied
by two families. A portion of the
household furniture was caved. Creasy 's
loss is said to be at least $2,500. There
was no insurance on the property. We
hope, and believe, that with their exten
sive custom and eminent business quali
fications, their loss will soon be regained.
Suicide. Hiram C.Wolf, Presidsnt
of the First National Rank of March
Chunk, committed tu'eide on the 4th by
shooting himself through the head with
a pistol.
MARRIED
On the toth of Frbrn.i.y, at the House of the
Bride's Mother, by the tie v. J. VV. Lesrhi-r Mr. Israel
Mummey.and Miss Lydia Baunian, both of Blooms-
burg. Col. co.. Pa.
On the 3d inst. b G. P. Dmisb.nch. Esq., Mr. Levi
MeAffee.of tVaver, and Miaa KlizabelU Slater, of
MiSiu, Columbia county.
A'. Town Hill, March ttth. by Iter E Wadsworth.
Mr Josiah M.Holme, of Ross, to .Vis c'.ira.i E.Long
of Fairmount, Luz. co.
In Rloomsburg, on Wednesday, March 7. lffifi. hy
Rev. Thomas 8. Childs, George Peters to Elizaoeth
Cawthrin. intli f Hroom tonnship.
On the 24th of Feb., at liis recidence. b Hev. R.
Fullmer. Mr. David Roberts, of Snarlo,if, Columbia
county, and Miss Xiarrict IJcj, of Wvisju, tiullivan
couuty. 9
DIED.
In MifHin twp.,Col. co. nn the 7th nf Feb. 1R0C,
Mr. Job ii J. Schweppenhcisvr.aged 75 years and tim.
In Fianingeretk twp..Col ci. March 10th, IHM, Mr.
Abraham Uobbius. agd about HU years.
In Montour twp. Col. county, March lSlh, 1?G6
James Dugan. aged fib ut 74 years.
In West Huflalo townehip. Union county, on the
27th ait .. of Consumption, Catharine, wife of Philip
Hip ley, in the t4iii year of her age, formerly of Co
luuibia county. . m
In Mount Pleasant, on the 5th cf January, Miss
Mary Oliver, aged about 43 yeras and 4 inonms.
WDEAT.per bael. 200
RYti " " 1 W
CORV, frt
BUCKWHEAT, 1 (
FLUR per bbl. 12 UU
CLOVER.-EEl), 6 2j
FLAX SEED - 2 5U
BUCKWHEAT Flour. 300
BUTTER. - - - 45
KfiGd . - i
POTATOES. - 1 IX)
DRIED-APPLES. 1
HAMS - - - 2U
BAf'OV, H
HAY hy the ton. 13 IK)
CIllCKEXd. per pair. 5'i
PHILADELPHIA rLOTH & GRAIN MAKXET.
CORRECTED 'tVEEH-T rOB TIIE ''DEMOCRAT AMD STAS."
Wheat Flour per barrel. Eitra S t fJO
do do do Family 50 tl) 9
do Rve C.5ii ,
Wheat, White, per bushel 2 SO
do Red. do 2,10
to s.no
to 3.'i5
2.:
to 1.0i
75
do Amber do
Rye, do
Corn Yellow. do
do Wbiuj" do
OaU
Buckwheat Meal
.l,0i
t-t
50
5 pr 100 Ihs.
Ncru SVDaccttscmciils
SPECIAL. iTIOE.
JUSTICES of the Peace and other pcions having
in their bands for coiieition any cUium, or any
money, ci.llecttd lor or oir accou.,t of claims late of
John F, Frank, now assisnerf to Thomas If Heren
deen, are hereby notiftvd to make settlement and uyr
wediate payment, to
JOHN C, FREEZE,
Attorney forAasignces,
Blooiokburg. March 21, iSOii,
Executor's Notice,
Estate of. Jacob Schicejipenheiscr late of
Mffl n ticp. died.
LETTERS te-tamentary on 'the Es
tate of Jacob Schweppenheiser. late of Miffiin
township, have been grated by the Register and Re
corder, to Abraham hwtpptnhriser and Isaac
Scliwcppenbiiser. of Mifflin lownnhip. Andersons
knowing tlieinse Ives iniiebted lo said estate are re
liiestud t-j make intniedia'e payment, and those hav
ing claims will present thm duly authenticated for
settlement,
ARRAIIAM eCHWEPPEVHEISER,
ISAAC 3CU WEPT EN HEIFER.
Mujeh 21, lci;o.-6w. ' Executors,
DR. W. H. WIIITMOB,
HAS been in successful practice for a number of
years, w ith the experience f the different hospital-in
Europe, alfO member of the Analytical
Medical Institute of New Y rfc. eonti mes to attend
to all professional cases at his office No. iii Filbert
Street, Philadelphia,
2. No patent Medicines are ued or recommended ;
the remedies administered are those which will not
break rown tbe constitution, but renovate the y
tem from all injuries it has sustained from mineral
medicines, and leave tire system in a healthy and
perfectly cured condition,
3, DYSPKPSI A. that distressing disease and fell
destroyer of health and happiness, undermining the
eon tituti in .nd yeaily carrying thousands to un
timely graves, can most cmpha ically be cured,
4. Mrlancholy. Abberration. that state ot Allna
tion and weakness of the mind wtiich renders per
son incapable oi enjoying the pleasures o perform
ing the duties of life,
5, RHEUM ATI4Mrin any forro or condition.chron
ia or arnte. warranted eurahlo.
e, EPILEPSY, or falling sickness, all chronic or
stubborn eases of
FEJIAIiE DISEASES
radically removed ; Pa t Rbeum and every descrip
tion of ulcerations : Piles and scrofalous diseases
which have baffled all previous medical skill, can be
cared by my treatment ; and I do say all disease,
(yes CoNsuMmoH) can be cured by wearing my Meni-
cated Jacket, wdicd is a protection to me lungs
against all changes of weather in all climatess hav
ing Investigated for year the cause and cbaractar oi
intermittent (fever and acue) in all parts of the
United States will cure pcrnianiatfy all chronic or
acuta eases of ague and nervous pieaes in a few
days.
Cancer Cared without the knife or Drawing
Blood.
Tape Worm, that dread to the Human Family for
years, can be removed with two or tbjee fosea of
my newly discovered remedy, warranted in all cases.
Consultation in the English and German Languages
free of eharte. Will make visits any distance, if
desired. May be addresse by letter (confidentially.)
and Medicine sent with proper directions to any
p rt ol the country.
OFFICE Ko, 023 Filbert St. Pnila.
.DAVID L0UESBERG,
T. o T J1 J N ft & 'r " P
PUBLIC SALE
OP
Valuable Personal Property
THE undersigned wilt offer at public sale, at his
residence in Eloomsburg, Pa.,
Thursday, lite 29A cf March, 1866,
at 1 o'leck P. M., the following Tereonal Propcity. to
wit :
OXE SPLENDID DARK BROWS HORSE,
coming 6 year old, one Devon COW. 4 year old, 1
Two-horse CARRIAGE, to carry 4 or sis persons, 1
Jenny Laid Single Carriage,
SIX LARGE OUT-LINE MAPS,
12 School Desks, (new.) 2 Pair Fly-Nets, (heavy). 3
Shovels, 2 ne-.v mud Barrows, I Cart llarnci a. -2 drill
4 Stone Hammers, I whell barrow, with titles, S new
Harrows. I single Cultivators, 1 two-horse Cultiva
tor, 1 two-lmrse field Culiivaton, 2 Ploughs. 1 sinele
Plough, 2 Cutting boxes. 1 cheap liupgv. luring
wngon. I light two hore Wagon, i New mud, I
splendid Fannin? Milll. and a lot of otthvr things,
surh as folk, cbai us, Strap. 4c, too tiumcroisto
mention.
117" The above to be told for cash.
J. W. LESCHE1R.
Blounuburg, March 21. It
AUDITORS NOTICE.
Est ule of Ell j ik Kline", lute of Benton
Tvtviish ip deceased.
V OTICE is hereby sivfin thnt the undcrsianer ap
1 1 pointed an Auditor to Uintril ute the lialauee in
the hands of Jogiau Kline admini. -trator nf Kiijah
Kline. Inn of Ucntou township dt-e'd , to and no una
the creditor in the rates and proportions nllnaved
bylaw, wjllsMnt tUp Recorder's oltice in Blooms-"
burg, n FRIDAY. APRIL ViKh. at III o'clock A.M.
for the pin pose of performing the dutios of his ap
pointment All persons bavins any claims neainst said estate
are hereby notified to present the same to the audi
tor, or be foi rer dibarr-d from coming in on raid
fund. JOHN U. FREEZE. Auditor,
March 21, IrC.O, 4vv $20(1,
Berwick Gatette copy, J
NEW SKIRT FOR I860.
The Cfireat Invention of the Age in
HOOP SKIRT S .
X. W.- BRADLEY'S New Patent DUPLEX ELLEPTIC
(or doub)e).tPKINU i-Klttl". T -
THIS IN VENTION consists of DsfHei (or two) E'-.
iplic Pure Refined Slcrl Springs. ingeniously Uraitle.l
j igntiy and r irmly toseiher, edsrH to edce. making
the Toughest, mot Flexible, Elastic and iturab-e
Spring; ever used. They scMioiu. bend r bTk, l,ke
the Single Springs, mid consequently preserve their
perfect and beautiful shape more than twice long
as any Sii)lc Spring Skirt thsl ever Has or Can be
made.
THE wonderful flexibility and great comfort and
(.lenyiirc toany Lady wearing Hie D.iplex El i pin sirt
will be experienced particularly in all crowded As
semblies. Operas, Carriages. Railroad Cars. Church
Pi'ws, Arm Chairs, for Promenade aud House Dress,
as the Skiit tan lie folded w hen in ue to occupy a
small place as easily and conveniently as a Slk or
Mugliu Dress,
A Lady having Enjoyed the ri.nure. Comfort aad
(?r at Convenience of wearing I lie Duplex KUipiic
Steel Spring Skirl for a single day will N;ver ai'ter
wants willingly di peniie with their use. For Chil
dren. Misses aud Vouiig Ladies they are superior to
all others.
THE HOOPS arccnTored with 2 ply double twisted
thiead and ill wear twice as long as the Single jarn
coving which is used on all Single Steel Hoop Skirls
ThelHee ttotiom rods on every Skirt are also Double
Steel. and twice or double covered to prevent tin; cov
ering from wi ariug otf the rods wIh-r dragging down
stairs, stone steps, etc , etc., which they are constant
ly subject when in me.
All are made ot the new and el'gant Corded Tap:'s.
and are the best quality in every part, giving to the
wearer the ino-t graceful anil perfect shape. po.sitilu,
and arc unquestionably the lightest, most desirable,
comfortable anil economical Skirt ever made,
WEST'S BRADLEY CARY, PROPRIETORS of
the Invention, and SOLE MANUFACTURERS. 07
CH AMBERS, and 73 Sc fcl RE nUE M RUE I S, New
York. FOR SALE in all firet-rlass Stoies in thisCily. aad
throughout Che V uited Suites and Cuan.Vla.lhvana de
Cuba. Mexieo, Sooth America, nnd theWt indies
Zr Inquire fr Uio Duplex Elliptic (or doable)
Spnns Skirt.
Marcu 21, 13C6. 3m. A & C.
' liENO
OIL & LAND COMPANY.
C. TITAL, $mooo,coo. .shares, 5100 each.
STOCK GUARANREED.
For every Share of ftork Issti . th Par Value
(One rt unrred Dtrilars) will be deposited in the
TREASURY of the I'M TED STATES
ORIVESTEDIV.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
And may be withdrawn by the. Stockholder at any
time
o n
President. ..... GALUSHA A. GROW.
Vice President, - - CH AIU.ES V. t ULVEff.
Si-cretary. - - - - - - WILLI Ail BROliCH.
Trcaarcr, - ROBERT F. BROOKE,
DIRECTORS.
Hon. G ALUPH A A GROW. Kewo, Pa.
Late Speaker of the U. S House of Rep.
Hon. C. U. RANSOM. Bostox.Mass
U. S Bank nmniissioncr for New Enxlan.l.
Hon. SIDNEY DEAN, PaovioKKiK, K. 1.
Late Me n. of Cong. Editor Pr0vleuce Press.
HENRY A.8MYT.JE. Esq. Nkw York tlTT.
President of the Central National Bank.
LUCIF.rt H C UlVER. isq. Naw Yok Crrr
Of Culver. Penn Co . Ii.m 2rs.
Hon. AUG US I US FRANK, Wakaw. N. Y.
M-tn. H. of R.. 3i tb, 37lh. Si 33th Cong.
Maj. JOHN L. WILSON, Madisob. Ind.,
Late of the United States Army.
Hon. THOMAS S. ST AM'IELD. South Eirp.Isd.
Pn.-ht. First N ational Bank of South Krnd
Hon. Til ARI.ES V CULVER. F tA5KLi Pa.
Ot Culver, Peun. t Co., Miu. present Congress.
Al EX. BRADLEY .q. Pittsburh. Ta.
Pres't Tradesman's Nat. -Bank, 1 iruburgb.
JOSHUA DOUGLASS, Erq.. Mkadvillk. Pa.
Pres't Nat Bank Crawford Co., Pa..
Coi. James it, bow en. cbicaoo, ill.
President Third Nat. Bank of Chicago.
CEORi;E fl. hEA. Esq. St, Louis. Mo
1'ie.t. oi Second N'at. Bank of St. Louis.
Trustees of the Fund.
Hon. JOHN J.CISCO . - - New YTk Citt.
. Of Jcihn J. Cisco sl Sons, Bankers and law Assis
tant Treasurer cf the .a ot New York.
DENNING UUER, Esq, . - New Yock Crrr.
Of James G. King's Sons, Bankers.
o o
C7" THE LANDS OF THE COMPANY consist
of Twelve Hundred Acres, at Reno, on the Alleghany
river, in Vt no t'ountv. Pennsylvauia the heart
of tbe Oil District in that State.
CAN DE SUXK VVOS THE PROP
erfy inibout Interference.
Test wells have been sunk on the Estate, and Oil
foiiiiu iu paying quantities in every instance. FIFTY
WELLSare now being put down to b followed by
others as rapidly as possibly to the extent necesa'y
to fully develops Ihe property, line hui dred wells
yielding i.nly ten barrels a day cich at six dollars a
barrel, a price much below the average price at Keno,
wnuld give one million eight handed thousand dol
lars a year of income, making a profit of probably
tin eon per ccn t. nrtr -expenses and taxes of every
kind. If large flowing wells are foiind.a single acre
of the territory may yield tae entire capital within
two years.
Gr- The Company owns tbe town of Reno, to
gclheiwita Several IJruridred Lots fur business
and Dwelling Houses Th:re is an Extensive De
niank for them, and the Revenue from their aale
will be very great.
THE STOCK IS GUARANTEED
The Price of the Stoek has been fiftl at ONE
HUNDRED AND FIVE DOLLARS per Share. Five
Dollars go into the Treasury of the Company ash
Contribution to the Working Fund. The Par Value
of the Stock, One Hundred Dollars, is paid to the
Trustees, to be Deposited in the Treasury of the
United Stales or luvr.-teil in Government Securi
ties, AND MAY BE WITHDRAWN BV HIE
STOCKHOLDER AT ANY I 1MB.
By the payment of Ten Dollar', persons that de
sire to aw-ait th'! R. suit of the First Year's Devel
opment, can Secure Hie Bight of obtaining A FULL
PAID SHARE OF GUAR ANTE EH STOCK for One
Ilupdred Dollars Additional, at any time before lb
First day of April, lr7.
it is an Investment with te Chance of large
profit and is always convertible iulo CASH at Par.
It might be called
A LEG A.L TENDER OIL STOCK.
So large a Working Fund (3500,000) has never
been provided or expended by any Company in the
OilRegiou. 8 UbSLRI PTI INS will be received by
agents and by the principal Ranks nnd Bankers
throughout the country, rrotpectuses and other in
formation will be furnished byAgets. and by
SAJtLEL T. HOWARD.
Scbscriftio AoeaT,
21 Nassau kit. New York.
March, SI, liCo. Imo-wa
.
Administrator's Notice.
Estate of John JacoLyt deceased.
Tetters of administration on tbe Estata
J of John Jaceby late of " Scott township,
dee'd. have been granted hj the Register of Col um
bia co., to the undersigned. .
All person having claims against tbe estate of the
decedent are requested to present Lhein lo the under
signed, without delay, and all persona indebted to
make payment forthwith.
' BENJ. T. JACOBT.
, Feb 2S, 186C-6w$3 Mm'r.
890
I AGENTS wanted
alHPWN
.
BONE MILL
BONE DUST.
THE BEST & CHEAPEST MANURE !
FINELY ground Bones, expressly for Wheat, Rye,
Corn. Buckwheat. Oats, Potatoes, Grass Fruit
Trees, Crape-Vines Vegeia les. itc.
As most Bone Hut?t and Fertirfzsrs are largely
adulterated to satisfy consumers that this artii le is
striMly pnre. enrh bill of sale is accompanied with a
testified statement thaf each pnekagn of Bone Durt
is entirely free from adulteration. To this fact our
freight agents, car men and workmen. can al all limes
testify.
Farmers will do welt to send for our circular .giv
ing full particulars of this valuable fertilizer. As
our stock is liiuitud, we advise our customers to or
der early.
PACKED IN BJGS BARRELS.
C7" A Liberal Discount Allowed to Dealers.
A.J BIIEINIG,
Allentown, Pa. .
N, B. Persons roiling thi advertUement will do
bone-gatli-rers a favor by briusing us to their notice.
as we pay the highest price tor Bones.
Aiarcn SI, InWi. Umo.
SPECIAL NOTICEi.
THE Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs, forty dif.
ferent stylus, adapted to s.icrcd and secular music. far
$-0 to $ ,(M each. FIFTY-O.VK GOLD or SILVER
MEIi-S, or o'h 'r first preiiu iiii', .v.varded lhein.
IL'iinlr it ! Ca ulogues free, Ai!'lres, MASOV t.
HAMLIN, Boston, or M iSON i".u.(J l ilERS, New
York.
Jan. 6, IcCe Sep. 9. '65. ly. S.M.P.
3 X JIANG 2 SUX XKlIE.
Every young lady. and gentleman in ttvi United
States can ll :ur something very much lo til ir advan
tage by re urn mail (free of charge.) hy addressing Hie
nude rrfigned. Those having fea'S of b eiug humbiigi;
ed will oblige tiy nt noticing this card. All others
will please address their obedient servant.
. THOi. F CHAPMAN.
K31 Broadway, New York.
Feb. 2.M3GG ly,S M. P
'fO CoM-CMPTATivrs. The advertiser having been
X restored to health in a few weeks by a very sim
ple remeily.afler having suffered several years, with a
seven lung auction, and that dread disease. Con
sumption - is anxious to make known to bis fellow
sutrerers the means of cure
To all who desire it.he will send a copy of the pre
scription used free ol Charge, with the directions for
preparing and u,ing the sains, which they will fi l l a
surs ccrk for Consumption, AitliHiy, Bronchiti j.Colds
Coughs ttc. The only object of the advertiser Iu
sending tlie prcsciiplion is to benefit the afflitle.l.and
spre .d information v. hirh beconcei ves to be invaluable
nd he bnpes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it
will cost them not lung, and may prove a bies-m.
Parties wishing the prescription, free, by return
mail, will please address
Rev. 'EDWARD A . W 1 LSOX.
. Williamsburg. Kings Con sty .
Teb 23, 1SGC. ly. S.. P. New-York.
A L'AKI) TO I.NVAL11K.
A deny man, while residing in Souh America as
a tuiss ionary. discovertii a safe and simple remedy
for the Cure of Norvous Weakness, Ear!y Decay,
Diseases cf the Urinary and Semiaa I Oran. and
th e whole trtii f disorders brouglit on by baneful
and vicious habits. Great numbers have been al
ready cured by this noble remedy, Promptud by a
desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, I will
send the recipe for preparing and using this medi
cine, in a sea d envelops, to any one who needs it
Fxea or Charub.
Please inclose a pnst-pai I envelope, addressed to
yoursulf. .Ad Ir ess,
JOSEPH T, IN MAN.
STATtoii D, BfSLB lls-.ts. New-York City.
Marih 7. lliG.-Smo.
EURO RS O F YO UTI1.
A gent'eman who suffered for yi-ars from Nervous
Debility, Prematura Decay, antl all the ellecis of youth
ful indiscretion, will, for the sake orsufr-riiig.hu
mainly, send free to all who need it, the recipe and
directions for making the simple remedy by wfiich he
was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the adrer.
ti set's experience, can do so by addressing
JOHN B. OG DEN.
No, 13 Chambers t ,
1 ?rf"i . 1 v . S M P.
New York.
Fe. 2S
l'lAi-EIIT:Ss
DltK-CJS' iEVPATLT.
AR E THE ONLY INSTRTJ JkENT r.onstrncted on
a truly scientific principle. They have greater
strength, and will remain longer in Tusk than any olh
er I'iano. Tlie construction is simple and n til nl, all
tbe extraneous lumber in tlie bo.!y of th instriimeni
is dispensed with ; the sound boards are merely two
arched planks of thin wood, like ttie front and lack or
a violin ; the strings are attached to a strong Iron
frame. n hich is "eftarated and entirely indepeud nt of
the rase, therrby dispensing with me old harp form of
htr i tiding, hy substituting straight bridges, preserving
at the lame tune the Over Strung Bass, of which Mr.
Drigos is the Inventor. By th-.-sa improvements we
gain much more vibratory power, at the same time
preserving all its purity and richness of lone.
Tney have received the highest testimonials frm
the Prets, and all the principal artists in the country,
aaang which are ;
Harry Sanderson, L. M.Gottschalk,
Max Maretzek. S.Thalaerg.
Theodore EisftelJ. Win. Mason,
Herman Wollenhaupt. A. Harili, .
Francis 11. Brown, M. Slrackosc h,
Win Henry Fry, . Chas. 'railel.
Mr. SEGESMUNOTHALBERG, thi great pianist,
says : 1 have examined your new Piano fortes, and I
.cordially approve of its system of construction. Its
principle, by which great increase of vibratory power
Is obtained, being verysimple and perf-clly pnilosopli.
ical. The tone is grand and noble : it has great ca
pacity for sustaining tbe sound or singing, and its vol
ume of tonj or power 1 have never beard excelled in
depth, pnritv. and sympathetic sweetness.
Wm. HENRY FRY. lute musical critic of the N . Y.
T ibumr say: -I have examined your newly u vml-i:
I'iano Tories. Thy mi-ril all the prais-- given lo then:
by M .s-rs.Th ubrrg, Golt-thalK. Mason ami others..
Asn gards ftructure. ;hyare original and philosoph
ical ; iu purity, volume, aoo cuiuiii4iiy "f ton- ; i i vo
cal versiinilitude, that cr.-.wntag -ac.sb:iico T lnch
enables the pianists to "sing" on the instrument.
Your Pianos errr de-erve tlie high-st rank. Your in
vcutiou, iu my opinion, is destined lo work radical
changes iu IQe manufacture of Pianos throughout tlie
world. .
From the N Y. Herald, Sept. f-l"pon a careful ex
amination ol Drioos Piano-Forte, we find in r-gu!ts
obtained are a ve y line singing tone great purity and
bri.liancy throughout the entire instrument, ti n ollcii
found in Pianos coiietructed upon the old plan.
The N. Y Times, July 12, says:-We have now an
instrument Without an equal. It can sing Willi a
smooth delicacy, perfectly unattainable on any other
instrument : an ordinary player obtains with no .-x-r
lion, the fullness of a Gr.n l I'iano Forte, and they
must supersede then'd lyles.
Gewti tXE :-llaving thoroughly examined and tint
ed tlio Piano-Fortes invented and patented by Mr. S.B
Urio9, i am M thu opinion Hint th? tone resol' in.
from his improvements. as exhibited in the instrments
unaer exaannation. in point of richn. ss, depth and
brilliancy .equals that of the best Grand Piano Fortes,
and exceels them in pure, musical inionationaiion and
actcal tone, power thus aproximating closer to v hat
I consider perfection in the instrument than has yet
been achieved by any other system of luauafacture.
- Yours iCf ptctfuily.
B. M.GOTTSCIIALK
SOLE AGENTS
Wm HALL S SON,
i 543 Broadway-, New Yoik.
Before purchasing, send for a descriptive catalogue,
with price.
Feb. 17. ISCC ly. JJB.
CHAS. Q. BARKLEY,
Attorney at Law,
BLOOJISBCRU, COLUMBIA CO., PA
WILL practice in ihe several Courts of
Columbia counsy. All legal business
iotrated to Lis card aball receive prompt
attention. '
OFFIC E, On Main Street, Exchange
Buildings, over Miller's btcie.
. April 13, 1864.
NOTICE TO P1UNTEKS.
THE undersigned will sell cheap for cash quite a
lot of second banded Printing materials, consist
ing of the following articles;
Oxic Walsitif on Press,
(Tlaten, 2fiX33) 1 Large Composing Stone, (good as
new) Stands. Cases. Gallics, Ac tt.c.
The Press does good work, aud can be had cheap
as we have no use for it.
JACOBY Sc. IKELER.
Bloomshurg. March 11, I SCR.
Adminsitrator's Notice.
Estate of William B. ffetlivrr deed.
LETTERS of Administration on the
Estate of William B. Welliver, lata of Madison twp
Columbia county .dee'd. b-ive been granted by the Itrg
ister of Columbia c.. to the undersigned.
All persons haviHgciaims against Ihe estate of the
decedent, and all persons indebted, are req-sted to
present them to the Adiiiintra'or, on Sat irdav, the
Jrl day of April, ldiMi, a Satnuti Riinbcy's llutrl in
Jerseytown,
THEODORE P. WELLIVER. Adm'r.
March. 14. 'ufi-6w$ 1
MANHOOD :
uaa:-s how lost, how restored
Jns published, a new edition of DR. CULVEH
W'ELL'S Celebrated Essy on the RADicii. cona
tjwithout Medicine) of SrERannRaiKB or seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, I mpotexcT,
Mental and Physicnl In rapacity, impediments to
Marriage, etr. ; also. Consumption, KeiLKivr. anil
Fits, induced by self-indulgeuce or st'iual extrava
gance,
0T7" Price, in a sealed envelope, only C cents.
The celebrated author in this admirable essay
clearly demonstrates, from a thirty year's success
ful praelice, that the alarming consequences of self
abuse may be radically cured without the danger
ots use ot internal medicine or the application of
Ihe knife pointing out a mode of cure ut once sim
ple, certain, and effectual, by means of which every
nulTerf r, no matter what his condition may be, may
cure himself cheaply, privately, and radically.
C7 This Lecture should be in the hands of every
youth and every man in the land.
Sunt, under kcal. ina plain envelope, to any ad
dress, post paid, on receipt of six cents, or two
postage stamps. Address the puh(ih-r.
CHAS. J. C. KLINE & CO.
127 Bowery, New York, Pot Office box 4.M0.
March 14. Ifci'ti.-ly.
m AlUmiSTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate ol John M. Yoit, of Locust township
diceu serf.
JETTERS of Administration on the estate of John
.J -M. YoKt. late of Locust twp., i!ecd.,have been
granted by the Ui-gisler of Columbia comity, to tt.e
undersigned; all p rsons Invin; claims against the
e-late are requesteil to present them fir sett lenient,
an. I all persons knowing lhein s-l vr i nl-l'-d to
make payment forth Willi. I1ENUY Y OS T.
Locu.l twp., March 7. 13liG. Adm'r.
A J E 4 I S VA i TED
to sell iiiic Great Amcricn
CALICRAPHICAL PUZZLE
'Thc cheaprst and most wonderful l'uz-
C xl." of the age. Agents can easily uuVe from
t it) lo $-0 a day I will give any inu agent $1 00, if
he ran sell jl) thoitsaud.
Zy Send IK cents fo r sample Pnzrl.
I'll I LI I HI LL.
. March 7, 1SG0-41, 135 Market.St!, Phil'a.
rujiitic: sai;
Ob1
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
U7 ILL be exposed at public Sale at Mr Unangst'
Hotel, in Fisliingcruek township Col umbra
county, ou
MONDAY, THS2I.TH D.U OF MARCH. A. D. 1806,
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon of said day, -a
TRACT Oil PIECE OF LAND,
situate in Fishingereek township, and county afore
said, adjoining lands (as named in deed) of tlie
heirs or George L an bach, the heirs of Daniel Peater,
Lydia Miller and John Laubach ; containing
33 Acres and 42 Perches,
more 01 less, whkh i more than half cteare.l an.l
tlie balance wood land ; there is a stream run
ning through said land, and it i thought by some
that (a is laud cculains Iron Or5. "
CONDITIONS. The purchaser will bi required
to pay one third of the purchase money oh the day
of sale, at which tim? possession will be given, and
the remaining two thirds of the purchase money. the
purchaser ran have one year from day of sale by
paying interest on til ! sa:n ? until paid. I ll : pur
chaser to pay for the deed and slain;). The deed to
be given on ihe receipt of the lat named payment.
LAVVcON 11 L'GHES.
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Agents Uanitd in Every Town lo
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VALUABLE SOUTHERN HISTORIES.
I.-
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IIISTORY
WAR.
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This is the only complete and authentic! lory of
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Mr Pollard's prominent position in the Confeder
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BT
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heen prepared wiih the utmost care and thorugh
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Life, Services and Campaigns
or
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BT
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'WOMEN OF THE SOUTH."
All the s bore works are having an immense sale
and agents are doing spleidiJIy everywhere. Many
are making from 10 to $ 15 a lay.
We want an agent in every town in the Sonth'rn
State. Returned Soldiers, Ladies, Teachers and
others, will find this most profit able employment.
Exclusive territory given, aad liberal inducements
offered to canvassers. ;v
For particulars, addrets
C. B. RICHARDSON, Publishers,
510 Broad way. N. Y.
March 7. 'G7 4t
JOHN C. YEAGER & Co.,
MANX FACTUR2U b. WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Q HATS, CAPS,
STRAW GOODS, BONNETS AND
DR. MARSHALL'S
This Snufl" has thoroughly proved itself to b the
best article known for curing the Catarrh Cold in
tbs Head and Headacmk. it has been found an ex
cellent lemcdy-in many caccs of Sore Eyes, I) k a r
Hess has been reihoved by it. and HcaR1.no has often
heen greatly improved by its use.
It is fragrant ond urreeably, nnd
GIVES I.MMEOIATE RELIF.F
Totlie-doH heavy pains caused by diseases cf the
Head. The sensation aler using ft are delightful and
invigorating. H opens nnd purges oat all obstructions,
strengthens the glands, and gives a healthy action to
the parts nflectcd.
More than Thirty Years'
OfSaleand ns of Da. Marshall's Catarrh and
Hkadaciiic Ssi rr, has proved its gr tat value for all
the common diseases i-fl he Head, and at this moment
it Mauds higher than ever hef.ire.
It is recommended by many of the best physicians,
and i s used with great success and satisfaction era
rvwhere. Head the Cerfticates of Wholesale Drug
gists in 1854,
The undersigned, having fo- many years rken ac
quainted with Dr, Mrshiin's Catasrii and Head,
aciie Sxcrr, and sold it iiur wholesaletrade cheer
fully slate, that we clleve it to be equal in every rc
bpect to the rec.wnn.eiidiitions fivsn of fir th'. cur
of Catarrhal Allertions, and Urit it is decidedly the
best article we have ever known for all common dis
eases of the Head.
Burr & Perry, Boston,
Reed, Austin St. Co
Brown. Lnnison & Co "
Reed, Cutlur & C
Seth W Fowle, "
Wilson. Fairbank A Co.
Ilanchflttf x-'il tn u ml Jlr t.n
; Barnes Park, c New Yoik
) A B Sl D Sands,
' t..nhnn 1 1 t 1 1 1 A. fn
Israel Minor Co
M'kesson & Bobbins
A L Scovjll It Co
M Ward. Close Ca
Bush A. Gale,
II ll Hay. Portland. Me.
For Sale b all Druggists
Feb. 3, ISliO ly.
Try It.
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers.
CP- The original Medicine egt-ihlUh"d in 1?J7, and
first article or the kind ever introduced under ta
nnine rf "fei-Moxic Wakkrs, ' in this or any olb-r
country ; all other Pulmo ii-; Wafers are counterfeits.
The genuine can be known hy Hie name Bilj'AN be
ing stamped on each tyjfer.
These Wafers have been before the public fr nearly
Thirty Years, and the immense sale atta.ned, not only
in America hut in foreign eon nines, fully attest tlicir
intrinsic wr'.h. Til1' medical properties are superior
to any other article offered for t hi cure of Pulmonary
or Bronchial ulf.-clions. nnd the q'lautity contained iii
each box is nearly itoiiiilc thai of the in 3 ay Wor'. bless,
imitations atlverlised.
Cryau's Pulmonic WaLrs
cure Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat. Hoarseness. Asihmn.
'atarrh. Bronchitis. Ditfictilt Kreathing, Spitting T
Blood Pains iu the Client, lucipifiit Con.iuinption and
alt diseases of the lungs. Not o ily aflordins li-mporary
relief, but (-li'-cti:ig a rapid and lasting cure und are
warranted to give safl sf.iclion in every instance.--They
do n'-t nauseate like aiccholie compounds, and
the medical prope.ties an couibined in a form so
agreeable and pleasant to the late, that any child
will readily take lliem. One dose wi! 1 a I wij s afford
RELIEF IN TENA MINUTES.
To Vocalists and Public Speakers, the Wafers are
peculiarly valuable ; thny wi II in one day remove the
most severe occasional hoarseness ; ami their recular
use for a few days will, at ail times, increase the pow
er and fin ilnlity of thi voiee. grea'ly improving its
'ne. compass and clearness, for which purpose they
are regularly used by many profession;:! vocalists
The very great celebrity of this valuable remedy has
im n.'ed unprincipled persons to prepare base imita
tions, which disappoint the just expectations of the
purehaser, and injure the character of the genuine
uii-disiiue.
S-e that the word "BRYAN," is Rfamped on each
Wafer, and also observe the fao Fimiie of t.'ifl signa
ture of tlie Proprietor, "JO.t .M(i-E" on each wrap
per, to cnuiiteleit w hich is foroehv. Offending
parlies will be deall with lo the full extent of the law.
Bkyan's Pl-lmomc Wafers ere for aie by ail Drug
gists. Jm MOSFS Sole Proprietor, 27 Cortlandt St, N. Y.
Feb. 3. lUi ly.
THi: CHEAT i:GLISH KE3IEUT.
PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
SIR JAMESCLRKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills,
Prepared from a prescription "Sir J. Clarke. ,M. D., Fkj
teici Knraordinaoy to the Quten.
This invaluable mepicine is unfailing ia the cure of
all those painful find dangerous diseases to winch the.
female const. i'ltiou u subject. It moderates all ex
cess and removes all obstructions, from w balever eausu
and a speedy cure may be relied on
'lO MARRIED LADIES,
it i particularly suited. It will, in a short time, bring
on the nioelhly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar.Jiears the Government
Stamp of Gleat Britain, to prevent counterfeits,
CAUTION,
TTtfe !.' rhonld not be taken by Females during the
FIRST THREE. MU.VTIIS of Pregnancy. ssiAry oresar
toKrtn on .Vjearn, but at any ether time lAey are safe
Eveiy women knows that the bloom of health must
fade, with the slightest irregularity or obftrurtion of
the menses. These Piils are truly the woman's friend
ia the hour of trial, snd the only sure, positive and
never failing cure and regulator "f Suppression of na
lure from w ha ever causf So mild Inat the feeblest
can tak. them with perfect security, yet so powcrfu I in
their eJ'etls. that they uiay be safely called, a never
failing Regulator.
In all rases cf Nervous and Spinal AtT-ctians. Tains
in the Hack and l.iuihs, h'.itii'ie on I iL'hl eTertion.l'al
pit.ilioti of Hie lle.iit. Hysterics, and Whites, these
Pil s will eff rt a cure hen all oilier nw.im have fail
ed ; ard although a powerful remedy, do not roKtaiti
iron, calomel, mitiiuuny. or anything hirltul to the
conrtitiilioii
Fuil directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which Ehuul'1 he careluliy preserved.
St'LU BY .ILL DRVGU IS TS.
Sole General Agent for the L nited Slates and British
Dominion s,
J B MOSES. 27 Cortland St., New York.
N. B - ?l 00 and ti three cent posuge stamps en
closed to any authorized Agi;i:t. w ill vtisrii-e a bottle,
containing M Pills, by return mail, securely sealed
from al observation.
Feb . 3. 'l.h. ly.
L1F t: 12 HA 11 II S Til UN G III.
Ll F E h i-:a l r u T k E GT II.
LIFE HEALTH MTIE.NCTH.
Hundred and thousands; annually die prematurely,
w hen, if ihi y would give the Great French Remedy,
DR. JUAN DELAMARKE'd
Celebrated ZSpreilic Pi! I,
Prepared by Gri-ierk k Dcpnt, No. 214 Rue Lom
bard. Paris, from the prescription of Dr. Jtian li la
inarre. Chief Phy-irian of the Hospital du Nord ou
Larihoisiere a fair trial, th-y souli hn l imineiiiate
relief, and. iu a short time, be fully r"corcd to Health
and S'reneth It is used in the practice of many emi
id nl Free Ii physicians, wiih uniloriu success, and high
ly recommended as th" only positive and -pecijic lime
c'yforall persons sulf ring from General or S-xunI
Dcbiliiy. all di-ranseinents of the Nervous Forces
Melan hly, Spermatorrhoea or Seulintl I iuisMiou4.al
Weakness arising Iroin sexual Lx Knerey, I liysic.il
Prostration. Nervo'isness, Weak Spine. t Low lie ss of
Spirits, liirnness of Vision, Hysterics, Pains ia the
Back and Limbs. Inipntcncy, &c
No 1 mguage can convy an aequale idea of Ihe im
mediate and tilinost miraculous change it occasions to
the detii.it ited mid shut tt red sy -tem. In fact, it rounds
unrivalled as an unfailing cure o! the maladies ab ivc
mentioned.
Suff'r no m re, but use Tt' fir?: French Remcjy ; it
n il effect a cure where all others fuil, and iilthoiiL'h
a powerful remedy, roniiins nothing hurtful lo Hie
ilio,it delicale coiittijution
Pamphlets, roiiLiiiuni: full pa'ticulars an 1 directions
for using, in English. French.- Sp ilii-n and G.rman. ac
company em h box, and also senl tree to any address
when requested.
Price line Dollar per box ;iT boxes for Five Dollars
Sold by all Druggists throughout ::e world ; or wi;
be sent by mail, s-curely seafcd froiu all observatien,
bv iiii-losing spenft -d price t' any authorized agents.
UKU.iRK OF VtnW'l KKFF.lT-i A.VU UUT.1J I0..
Proprietors exclusive Aneots for America, USCJtR O
MOSKS. If CO.. 27 Courlti.nd St. Now York,
Authorized Agents lor LloomsOurL"
ILl-FXl S; .VCTFR,
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Feb. 3. 1SCG. ly.
Lackawanna & Bloonisburff Railroad.
CSJ- TWO DAILY TRAINS.
ON AND AFTfR NOVEMBER 27, lr,5. PAS
SENGER TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS:
LEAVE
SOUTHWARD.
AM P M
51 lo.ns
bii 11.13
9.15
9.50
P M.
4 50
6.2
Leave
Scranton,
Kingston,
Rupert.
53
9-30
10.15
Danville,
Arrive at Northumberland 10.30
LEAVE NORTHWARD,
Leave Northumberland, e.0i
" Danville,. -40 '
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Arrive at Scr anion-, 3.4i 9J5
3.f5
3 40
4 15
6 55
e io
Trains leaving Kingston at 8.30 A: M for Scranton,
connect with. Trttn arriving at New York at 5.20.-
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8.30 P. ji., connect with Train striving at New York
at 11,55 P. M.
Passengers taking Train South from Scranton at 5.50
ti.,..;.. ..m i mi i i - .. . .'i.-i i"
Gold andSilver.
Awful Sacrifice !
BUT
BAXKRCPTCY AY0I3EC.
Extraordinary lnnnncemenf.
inifi nnn Dnl'as worth of Gold Silver Watches,
iSuleiidid Jewelry, French Olocks. Diamond Rings,
1 . - . : , a.1 . IV...
Pianos, Meioueons, uewmi jM.it-.nuT-,
See. &c. to be disposed of at-TWO DOLLARS each
rtirle without regard to Value !
GRAN I li T K. R N A T 1 0 N A L MEETING OF MANU
FACTURERS OF WATCHES t JEVVELH Y.
The following has been resolved.that in consequence
of the great Siacnation of Trade, and in order tore,
lieve ftom pecuniary embarraf srufiils occaiofld b
a distressing War. and t avoid
."BAiN KKUPTCT,
I $2,000,000 worth of pooJi Trom their alock, ma it b
sum in ioe con rue ri uium.ia. a
ANY SACRIFICE,
and fur that purpose, they bave unanimously sleeted
DE TREY & CO,,
34 Liberty Street,
As Their Exclusive Agents
As a preliminary they would remark that they man
ufacture and sell no brass watches or imitation of
Jewelry,
OF IHE ,
Finest ff'ork.anship.
The articles to sell at TWO DOLLARS each.
No matter hovr costly it may be, constats
of Splendid Hunting case Gald and eilyer Watehe,
French Clocks Rings set with Diamonds, Rubiea
Pearls and other p-ecious Stones (Solitaire and in
darters) Ladies' Sets of Jewelry comprising Pins 6s
Ear-rings of the most fashionable and recherche stylu
Gold and Enameled Bracelets, Studs and Sleve But
tons, Chains at' ofueschplions 4.C. &.c. Silver Ware,
(eitra plated) comprising Custors. Butler Dih, beau
tiful y based and engraved. Table 4c lea Spoons. Ac
fcr.. Pianos a-elodeous si Sewing 4lacbiues of the
best makers.
The price of each article varying froia SIX to EI5IIT
HUNDRED dollars.
HOW WE&-HALL PROCEED,
We have adrptcd ihe plan of the sale now so popa
Mr oi charging a uniloriu price and tins win invaria
bly be $2 for each article regardless of value. Thee-i
pi-uses of conducting our Agency are pnid by the sal
of cei tiln ates.or coupons representing the various ar.
tides. These certificates are sold at FIFTY CENT!
ertcu or 5 for ?- HO and each certificate will show tin
holder the par lielar article he or she is entitled to on
payment of an additional 2.0d.
THE EX FENS El OF FREIGHT AND PACKING PI
ANOSORSE'VNG MACHINES WILLBEPAIO
BY THE PART IKS WHO ARE ENTITLE!
.TO THEM.
AGENTS ARE WANTED
In every partoftlje United States and Provides anrl
a'l sncli ve y liberal inducements will be offered,
ami mi application a circular of terms will be for
warded. We prefer money sent in Post Olfire orders
where they ran be obtained or by Bank Drafts to our
order. Please write your Name, Town, County mi
Slate plainly and addrt ss all or lers to
DE TREY & CO..
AGENTS FOR M ANUFACTURERS.
34 Liberty St., New iork,
Feb 17. 1 rOC-Cm JJB
GROCERIES AND
?Vll. ELWriL.!. having bought- L
Uurij-oti' PROVISION STOKE, ia
now prepared lo fell Groceries at Whole
-ale or lleiail, a Cheap a-i tbe Cheapen.
iii:ue YOU CA1 PIA'D
SUGARS,
TKAS. ,
COFFEES.
SYRUPS,
Si'lCES,
-CliACKERS,
a 1 1 s sr
MA KL.fl,
SODA,
CORN STARCH,
DRIEU FRUIT,
CANNED FRUIT,
WOODEN-WARE,
FLOUR,
FISH,
BEANS,
ONIONS,
&c, &C.'
Ern. W.ELWELL.
Bloomsburg-, Etsb. 14, '65 if.
823, 623.
Ilopkin 8 Own lakc.
M Acr acttseo and Sold
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
No G23 ARCH Street, Philad'a,
The most complete assortment of La.liei' Misses
and Children's HOOP SKIRTS, in this City ; gotten
up expressly to meet the wakts of first olass
Tbadc ; embracing the newest and most desirable
Styles and Siaes or - Gore Trails." pf every Icagth
from 2 J 4 to 4 yds. round. 20 to 5li Springs, at S
to S fO. Plain Skirts, all leneths, from 21 to 3 yds.
rcuinl the botloin atfil4iltnl i".
Our line of Misses' and Children's SKIRTS, are
proverbially beyond all competition for variety of
styles aud sizjs as well as tor flaisb and durabili
ty ; varying from 8lo 31 inches in length, ti to 41
:iug at 35 cents to gj 25. All Skills of "OUR
oWN MAKE." are Warramtko to give Satisfaction ;
hut Bcr kon as seen, unless they have, "Hopkin's
Hoop kirt M ami fact or. No. 52d Arch Street"
Stamped on each 'lab I
Also constantly on hand, good Skirts. Manufae-.
Kited in New York. and tho Eastern States, which'
we sell at very low Pncos. A lot of cheao Skirts
15 springs. S5 cents ; 20 sprints. $1 00 35 springs.
$1 1531 springs. ?l 25 and 40 springs SI 50.
Cr"Skirt made to O dr and Repaired.
!. r Tkrms Gash. Owe Privr Orlt t
March 7. ltifdl. 4mos,
Administrator's Notice.
Estate of Christ ima Rcichard, dee'd.
IETTERS of administration on the Estate of Chris
s tiana l.'e ictiard. late of Madison twp . Columbia
County, dee'd, have been granted by the Register oP
Columbia county, to the undersigned ; all persona
ha viug claims against the estate of the decedent are
requested to present them to the undersigned, reside
ing in said tow nship, without delay, and all persona
indebted lo make payment forthwith.
JOHN RE i CIA ft D, Adm'r.
Feb, 2J.1SC6. Cw. 53
SIltilUFF'S SALE.
,DY virtue ol writ of venditioni exponas, to raa
I - di.ecled. issued out of the Court ol Common
Pleas of .Columbia county, will he exposed to Public
Sal., at the t'OLUT ItuCSE. in Ulo.iru sburg. on
MoDA Y.TIIE SiiTH DAY OF M ARTII, at I o'cl'k
in the afternoon, of taid day. the following real es
tate U w it ;
A certain lot of land sititite In the v illage of Cen
tralis Coiunibta County, contain; in width on Locust
Aven ue. iwenty-five feet, and t-xteudiug backoni
hundred and forty feet to an alley, fx mg the lot
ma ked wi;h the number three in block. No. Ilrt ia
th rtown f Centralia upon which is erected a two
siory Fra:ii3 Store an J Dwelling , with tbe appurte
Seined, taken in execution and to be sclj as tho
property ol illiani Stefer.
SAMUEL SNYDCIt, Skeriff.
Sheriff's Office.
Blooiusburg. Fcb.tfrf. 'oG. )
The Grovesteen PiaiiD.Fcrte
Hill retains its prerodesf and great popularity,
and after undergoing gradual improvements for a pe
riod pf thirty years, is now pronoun .-ed by the musical
world to be unsurpassed ani even anequalied ia rich
ness, volume and purity of lorre.darabililjtand cheap
ness. Our new scale, trench action harp edal, irr.a
frame, over-strung bass, seven octavo rosewood pj.
anii we areselling cheaper by from 100 tr jjoo
than the same stj le and finish are sold by bi other
first-class makers in the country. Dealers- and all in
want of good pianos ire invited to sen for our De
scriptive Catalogue, w hich contains -photographs c4
ourdiSertnt styles, together with prices.- No ra
should pur . base a piano without seeing thi I'atn
logae. Tfedasl almost without number, hav been
awn;aod to tbe Grovesteen PUno, and (be Celebrated
'iorld's rafr, though put in competition wiih other
from alt parts of Europe and the (j 8- it took tho
big he ft award.
Established 1335 Grovesteen Co.,
4J9 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
July 29. 13C5 . H. II. 8. t Co.
Administrator's Notice.
Estate of Peter Delong, late of Centrt
twp. decased.
LETTERS cf Administration on the estate of rVer
Delong, late of Centre township, Columbia eo-,
deceased, have been granted by Register of Oolonv.
bia county, to tbe undersigned ; all persons having
claims arainst the est He of ih derpdot ere r.