Columbia democrat and star of the north. (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, April 25, 1866, Image 3
DEMOCRAT ANDSTAR. LOCAL DEPARTMENT. BLOOMSBURG : Wednesday, April 25, 1866. it, 'AKSWEE3 TO COEEESPOXDENTS Scaoflt TiACHca If you you will read our pper refu!l you will find that there are two candidates for County Superintendent of thi county. . Johh T.-Yoa re greatly, mistaken. C, C.Clay,. Urrendrred himself on learning that a reward bad been offered for hit apprt limin, aa an accomplice In the assassination of President Lincoln, at the am time declaring hi innocence. Hi MiM, or Bloom We think. .It waa more nn. becoming ofyou In asking the favor of the young man at tfeat time, than it waa for him to refufM it If ynu ar rrot.lified with our answer, consult some w II Ire. I lady. ..... 7th. J. V..K. The prjnaipal deposit of Anthracite Coat la between the Delaware and Susquehan na riv ers in Pennsylvania. It is supposed to be inexhaust' tlfl Nearly 600 000 tons of pig iron were made in tfc United States, in 1850 and more than half of tt in Pennsylvania. 9th. Zinc is procured from the lead rejiras of the upper Mississippi and is also found in Pennsylvania and New Jersey . 10th. According to the I sat censui. New .York, has more population than British A merits. - irvRead the article on our second page entitled ."the situation." .", KQm Tlie most enticing place to, buy Gro ceries is at El welTs' Store.; ' BJ53V- C. II. Mori is advertises liimseiX as a candidate for County Superintendent. r' ' i . t i - i t. SCi Read our whole paper every week. We insert nothing that we .consider- value less. ' i'- t- Read advertisement, in this issue, of 'Anecdotes and Incidents of the Rebellion,' . agents wanted. ' ZkJ" We arc in the habit of speaking out. liepullican. . And so was Balaam's Ass. ! ta.' We hope the boys of Bloomsburg, whose fondness for base ball playing, has lately become very intense, will not indulge in the game on Sundays. tSr The remarks of Prof. Carver to the students of the Bloomsburg Literary Insti tute, will be published in our next issue. They are pointed, timely and commendable. t$3i- The communications from ' "Benton Democrat," "Jackson Democrat," and "Jaeison." will aDDear in our next. Pica.' e excuse -us for thus laying tht m over. . 'SSL. Our young friend, Mr. William Gi'- xnore, ia supplying our people with fresh nhacL We know that our friends tender him their thanks when partakins of the de licious, fish. SSI. The editor ot the PepuUtcan is trembling in'his boots, for fear the President will clip his official head off. From-present aDneara nces. it. will not be long until he - . hears something "drap." f 5?k Many of our town merchants are about to replenish their stock of goods, with the Spring fashions, and at reduced prices. You can learn the time of their arrival by reading the advertisements in the Democrat Star. ... Supervisor Bfllmeter has been busily engaged, with his corps of men, for fcast few davs. repairin? the Streets and Alleys of our town. They look much better ; and we must say, they were in a bail condi tion. Peter understands the business. 13- The wicked and thoughtless boys who are in the 'habit of shooting harmless birds, for sport, should be informed by their parents, or instructors, that it is not only in human but illegal ; and that they can be fined five dollars for every offense. IS?" The pleasant weather which we en joyed during last week, rapidly developed the blossoms and flowers, assuring us that cold and cheerless winter has taken its de parture, and permitting us to enjoy the un folding of a lovelv Sprine. - . . w c. i x. , ' ""IJSU' Whv is it that at A. ITartnian's store yon can buy Groceries &c. , at such reduced prices? - Because ho ha?-a-large stock of all descriptions of goods which he purchased at the very lowest figures. lie has a fine assortment. If you want to buy Groceries, goto A.-Hartman s store. XSF'C. G. Barklet", Esq.,' of Blooms burg, is a candidate for the office of County Superintendant of Common Schools, for Co lumbia County, and respectfully solicits the support of the ' . School Directors of the County, at the Convention to be held on the first day of May next. . i - SSr We publish, elsewhere in our col umns, a notice of the Harrisburg Patriot and Union r Those of our subscribers who who are inclined to take a campaign paper can make no better selection than the Patri ot and Union. ' It isj in our opinion, one of the very best edited papers in this country. and is deserving the aid and support of the Democratic party. . . , ,' " .' JtSy We-congratulate the members of the German Reformed.. Churct, .! of this place, in the selection of their new . Tastor, Rer. L. C: Shive. Last Sunday we enjoyed the pleasure of hearing his arguments in f ' V V yycrTAl fP fThTnf In 1 Vita rti. ,1YIU Vk IUC guort v vuiwv, jl . Alio Xk - nest invocation to his hearers to assist hini in fulfilling its requirements. He is a single man, about 23 years' of age, an . excellent English and German scholar inviting in his address and a very fluent and correct speak er. We bespeak for him aliving 'congrega tion. ' " '' "' ' ' ' ' - ' . 3- In the election, of County Superin tendent of Schools for the next three years, to be held next Tuesday, the first day of I !?t, it "should be ' remembered that the School Directors elected this Spring can not -i-e, except in cases where a new Director been elected to 11 the unexpired term V Director who has resigned or removed " 'he district In such cases the newly . tlirectcr Icing tiken into the board V4 1- t to vote. In all other ca:e3 the ' ' must vote as their tenn of oce - tin the last day of May. The Democrat & Star office is now conve nient and spacious. It is always open to those. who wish to advertise, get jobbing, read the news subscribe for our: paper, or pay the printer... . ... REMEMBER that the CONTENTION TO ELECT' A CUUiNTI ttUl'LlU 1 JOi U- ENT will be held. NEXT TUESDAY, THE FIEST DAT OF MAY. LET EVERT School--Director in the County; AT TEND. ; ' . . ' .. The Columbia County Poor House Bill passed both branches of the Legisla ture and has been. signed by the Covernor, We will publish the Bill entire in the Dem ocrat and Star, in the course of a week or two, in order that the people of thecoun ty may have an opportunity of examining its provision?. 2?" With an air of astonishment some papers announce that Lieut. .General Grant was fined, iu Washington city, a l'cw days since for fast driving.; '"Why not?" If the General violated the city ordinance he has as good a right to be arrested, fined, and made to pay, as ":ary other man." Noth ing astonishing about that. f The girls of this place, who arc in the habit of parading the streets after dark, and inviting young men from the street cor ners, to accompany them to the depot, for a pleasure trip, are pretty generally known ;1 shunned by all respectable people;' even the street loungers laugh at them in their sleeves, and scorn them at their backs. The habit is disgraceful and should be abandoned. The Convention of School Directors of Col'-imbia county will be held next Tues day, at Bloomsburg, for the purpose of tlect- a Countj- Superintendent. No School in: Director in the county thould fail to attend. The work of that day will last for three years. It a matter of much importance and shoidd be so regarded by every Director in the countj. Let there be a full attendance. B"5L. We look for chad up the Susquehan na river next Spring. The bill to. open the dams on the Susquehann i and its tributaries, so as to permit the shad to ascend to the head waters of those stream, has become a law. Col. James Worrall, of Harrisburg, has been appointed Superintendent, to engi n -er the shad up this way. He is said to be an excellent engineer, so look out for them. The last we have seen of the base ball, in Bloomsburg, it was flying through one of the larjre window-lights in Shive's building. - It came there tf- its own accord, of course; but we guess, from present ap pearances, it will nottake such a flight again, at least not very soon. But don't be fright ened boys, greater things than that have hap pened, which furnished us wuh an answer, ;nobodyis hurt." -57" C. B. Brockway, Esq., of this place, requests us to announce that all veteran Vol unteers who have not received-the Local Bounties should at onc e call upon, or Mrite to him if they would obtain it. AIT widow? of soldiers of 1S1--H who have served two months, or.more, will also fiad it to their ad vantage to call upon him. A!.-o Goo, W. Hite, Franklin Strauscr," Nelson Burner, Augustus Millard, Hiram B. Lewis, and Elizabeth, widow of Reuben Savage. ' The conclusion of Judge Black's ar gument, in this issue, crowds out our lal variety of reading matter; but it is so sensible, forcible and applicable to the people of this county, that it should e carefully read and studied by every Dem ocrat, in order to strengthen his k?ig estab lished faith and doctrine, and then should be handed to his Republican neighbor in ofder to aid him in making an open confes sion of his sins and transgressions. JPS? John Rantz one of the Fori Mifflin prisoners, from thn county, called at our office last week, lie is enjoying excellent health, and rejoices, exceedingly, in the en couraging prospects of a speedy triumph of Democracy, law, and liberty, over Abolition tyranny, lawlessness and oppression. As we predictc-J, he lives to-see his persecutor: ban? their heads with sharnt! he lives to see the highest tribunals of the land pro nounce those acts, by which he and hundreds others, were tried and condemned, to be unconslitutienal. illegal, unnecessary and uangerouii uturpations of power. iST We thank otrr friends in different parts of the county,' for sending us subscrib ers, ana also, lur their numerous communi cations of encouragement to us, and opposi tion to the new paper-of this place. We have great confidence in the Democracy we know our friends and the friends of the country we know tnat our ranks are falling up and are flushed with success. Clymer goes before and will lead us to victory. Did we think, it necessary, we would puonsii your communications ot nrmnes; out we know of -none who doubt your faithfulness to Democratic prineip'e While, on the Hhcr hand, the numerous, terrible, astonishing and violent communications, which fill the columns of the Repuhlican, clearly .show that, in the language of one of its Senators, ' -k "T? n rkf? .1 ( r,r - i ri Vt 13 Atntniri' r rr i r L1AO Xl.VUtV4iV.il I . kj i umt'iiu, .'.r ' a .! ," "i .1' pieces. And in tms county it is evidently in its death struggle. SPECIAL NOTICES. 1 caliic, iCliiif!ii' 3 tarrh. treated with the utmot l-AAl 8,M D. t-iilist and Anrit (foriiwrly ofl.ry- dun, Ui.lland.) No. Sl'J Pl.Vti Stitet r II II All A Testimonial, front the most reiihl oiire'"s iolhe C'iiy end Country can tie seen at Ui oliice Tb iund icl faculty arr invited to arcouipaay tlieir pitint a he baa nosccrets in hi s piacncf ARTIFICIAL ICY ES, luaertej without fai!V. No charge lor exam ination. April 2.. I3GC ly : . ; THE Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs, forty dif ercnt stylea, adapted to sered and secular inuic.fn 9-0 to S .00 each. FIFTY-ONB GOLD or SILVLII MED Li, or btlfr Orpt premium; awarded them. ICustrated C alngaea free, Addre-s, MASJON ic HAMLLV, Bcbtoh,, or M4SON BaOTHEttd, New Yoac . Jan. 6, 18CC Sep. 9, XS.'-ly. S.M.P. Every ybiinj lady and g:ntleaian in the United Stat? cats hear something very much to their advan tage by re urn mail (Tre ofchrg.) by adiir-sRine the undprii;ned, -Thostf having Tea's f bfing hnniba" ed will oblige by 'nt notion this raid. All ethers will piease address their obtlitint errant. THUS. I". Cil AfMAV. 831 Broadway, New York. Fib, 23, lSea-ly.SMP. TO CossritPTATiTEa The advertiser baying been restored to health in a few weeks by a very sim ple remedy, after having- suffered several years.with a severe long! affection, and that dread disease, Con-somptiou-is anxious to make known to bis fellow sufferers the means ofcura - To all who desire it.hu will 'end a copy of the pre scription used-ffreaot Charge, with the directions for preparing and using tU: same, which they will flod a svrb ecus for Consumption, Athmy, Cronchitis.Colds Coughs, etc The onlj objoct of the advertiser U sending the rresoiption is to benefit the afflicleJ.and spre ,d inforination which heconreives to be invaluable nd he hopes every suifcrer will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may prove bicsiiig. Parties wishing the prescription, free, by rulurn mail, will please address 1 - Rev. EDWARD A. W1LPOV. Williamsbnrg KingaCouiity. Feb. 2S, 1SCS. ly. S.vl. P. Mew-York. "" A tJXltD H INVALIDS. A Clergyman, while residing in South America as a missionary, discovered a safe and simple remedy for the Cure of Norvous Weakness, Early-Decay. Diseases cf the Urinary and Seir.ina I Orsans, and the rolc trai i f disorders brought on by baneful and vicious hutiitj, Great numbers have been al ready cured by tii uoble remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit the atllict;d and mifortniint", I will send the recipe fir pri-(ariii- and using this medi t ine. in a sea ed envcloire, toaay one who needs it r'HSS "F L'HaROK. v riease.incloe a post-pai l" envelops, ad dressed to yoursL-If. ..AJTtiM, JUSHfll T, INMAV, Sttim! p. rtiBttt IIoL-se, New York City. Marth 7. H0', -3ui', . , rrhe Grovesteen Pian ), Forte JL still r t.iin preioilenee ami great popularity, an. I aft-r undereoinz sruduiil improveiuenl f'ra pe riod pi thirty year i.-i now proiiri in ;d by the inusii-al world t;j hf nnitriii!wd an 1 even Hnpqual'fd ii rich wesd, volume and purity of iomIurariilit' and chrap-liPsH- Our new sculc, trenrh action li : r p pedaf, iron frame, over struti; tnt- seven octavo roiuvood pi ano we areseilins ch-anr by iroai $100 to 3-"K) than the nami' si) ami riaih arc sold by any other fl rst-clas makers in the country. D.'aler ami all in want of uod pianos are invited to sen.i f. r our Da soriptive fatn'ogne, vbih contains photograph of our diflertnf jityles, together with prims o ono s hould pur base a piH.no without seeing this l ata losue Medasl almost without number, have been awardoj to the Grovesteen i'iano, and the Celebrated Wt-rM's . air, tlimich put in roinpelilion with oilier tVom all parts of KurO(ji and the J S.. it took the bic'iest awa d. - established 1S35 Grovesteen Co , A'J'.i BROADW 'VY. NEW YORK. July 2D. tSG3 j . H. II.. S. & Co. TO DiiiTfiiASISirS. A rcfurinrd intbriat would be happy to commu ni cate (free .f charge) to as many of his fclluw-beinzs as will address dim. very important and usefil in formation, and place in their hands asure cure fr the love of Siron,' Dripk of any kind. Til is infor mation is freely oil 'red by one who has narrowly es caped a drunkard ' grave.. A.Mrs js, scsu b. iiEr.)r:Rs;x. No. J Broad Street, New York. March 2S, lSiiR. 3in. '-EKHUit UP YOU PH. A fem'eman who sutn-red for y -ars from Nervous Debility, I'rmuatur Decay, and all the eilucts of youth ful indiscretion, will, for the sake of gtiif-riiig lu niaiuty, send free to all who need it, the recipe and tlirei tions for maltint the simple remedy by which be was cured. Sufferer wishing to profit by the adver. Use i's experience, can d ) so by addressing JOHN 11. IKJDF.V. No. 13 Chambers-1, New-York, Feb. 23- l?fi. ly. S.M.P. fOlIllT ruoiLiiMiio.. WHEREAS, the Hot. William Hlwell, President judee of the Court of liver and Terminer and Gen era! Jail DHivery, Court of Unarter Sessions of the IVare nod CiMirt of Common l'leas and Orphan's Cmrt in the -.NHIi Judirial District, composed of the co'i itii s of i olituibia. Sullivan and Wyoniinir.and the lion. John M'Roynold Sc Stephen Baldy.Asso ateJu IzcsnfColuin hia co'inty, have issued thrir prec' !t.bearin? date th.-7 dav of,May in th-j year of our J.ord our; tlioosaril eitht hundred au;i si.ly ix. and to me tlirecU-d fr hoi dm: a Court ofOyer and Terminer and C.Miera! Jail delivery. General tldarfr Sessions of the l'eaee. Common Pleas nn!.l)rnltnna i'lillrl. in llloomhtl T1. in the roMlltV (f I VduiAbia. on tlie first vinnrfay, , Di injllie , III uay;(.i Mav sext. 1 1 rotitinue one week. Notice is hereby aiven. to the Coroner, ths. Jafices of the IVare and Constables of th2 sail county vf Col umbia thai tiiey br? tii -u and I'ktj in their proper per son at III o'clork in the forcnoi-n ofsai l day w ith ilieir r"torJ. iaa'ii-iitK'in and ithcr rinemhrar.ci; to do tiiose things wich to their orSces appertain to be dom;. And those that are hound by leeoaniiauce, to prosecute against tin; prisoners that ar or may be in th ? Jail of said rou':ity of Columbia to be then and there to prose eute thfiu as shall he just. Jurors are requested to bo pmir.tiial in theii atteudauee.aereenbly totlieir notices t 1 Hated at liloomsbiire.tlie l'lth day of April L. S. Jin the year rf our L'.r l on.- tlioiiand f-isht f v-v ) hundred and sixty-six. And in thu ninetieth year of tho independenc; of tlie United Slates of America. ( God save ti;k Commonwealth. ) . SA.UCEL SNYDLR, Sht-riff. Bloomsburg, April II, lrti.0. Bl.OOM Aen'stm Masm. -BOR. BERW ICK, Jame" Jacoby. BRIARCKEI K-Joseph Lauion, hKNT)V-John Ikeler. CKNTIIK-Kbazer H. lie?-, FiSillJCGCRfcEK Cyr'M Mcllenry. GRKEN v fKiD Francis Koat. David Taster. . HEMLOCK Isaac Pnrsel, Hi rum D. Apjileuian, JACKSi N Jacob Ycuii". I.Ot;C--T Silas Diirfson. John KMne. MADISON Silas U ellivcr Hugh HcColIum, Jacob L'. Weilivi-r. Richard Fruit. M' UXTr'LLASANT Win. Kitchen, 1'IVK Knoch Fox, Abijah Girton, SUGAR LOAF Aiinas CoIh, SCOT1' Duuicl Snyder,. Aaron Boon, Charles Lee Av;:i5SEjriToiis. dixy tejiiT CI. OOM Casper Tiioiuas, Joseph Carkley, Jacob Traub HKVTOs-Rohr Mcllenry, George Poust, IS K I A Ri.'lt'itK Cyrus Fry. Cataw issa - J i'ob . layui-i!. Solomon Shuman Wm. Cr"av. Wm. Ky r. Georce Z.irr. :ij.'YVG"l t.vl-Joep.'i r,. Kr.ittle.Reabcn Wasstt FR 'XKLl N- Clliiioii Jlendi nhall, Gi.Er N W !ol l.aac 1U. .T. II K5 LOCK b-irles ihart, JACKSO;V- itha-1 II uiliy. ! oi Ust John - Kveland, ' Georgr? Theil, Geory; Fetteriii.ni. John Yemrer. MiFFl.I.V John Snyder, Wai. F. Kidler, Thomas l!ovvm;. MOU NTPLEASANT J"hn H. Yanderslice. Th'hs. JvlK.S. ' M A I Jr.lin iiss. Wafhinztnn Fi.-lmr. MOX'I'' UR Peter M. Kaliiier Win Ilollingshead. MADISON Evan Jones, . OR AXIS E-Hir--.in R Kline. SCOTT-Milion Kt'nx, Pete' Etit, Eli Crevuling. ' SCGAtl.O F Joshua Brink BloomgiiTirir. April II, lUti. Notice iu Divorce William H. Evans, 1 In the Comt of Common Plens vs. of Colutnuis County. Drlphena Evan. And now to wit : April II : l-fiii, an ulias subpoena tn d vorce flavin?- been re turned, and respondent not having been found in the County, rule upon respondent to thow why -uivorce as prayed forin the said esse, by the said plaintiff should not b decreed in the above stated rase . returnable to the sai l Cou rt ou the first day of ilay Term. ISOti, ' SAMUEL SXYCER, Sheriff. Bloombhurg. April 11. lc.iU. DR. J. R. i;VAXS . riij sician and SurgeoN, Jf AVIN( loca'fil rft"t'iily "r M-ii' 14 Strcot, HLO()MSBITir; pa., w.,r.i.l r. form the public cenera'ly. ttit he is prcpran'd to attend to all business faithfully and punctually IU.it may he intrusted to bis care, on terms coiuuieiis rate witU the times. lie pays strict attention. toSargeryas well as medicine Nov.'ii. 1 B;3, ly. ' ALL JpAfliK.. . 'T HE nndersiened respectfully announces to the I public that he deeps constantly on hind, at his old stand, one door below lilz's Drug Store. WALL PA FEU, ' Oil Cloth, and Papier Window Shades, Cords, Tas sels and Fixtures, for Pict'in-s . tc, o tfi very latest stles and is prepared. to do all kinds of pa pi r hangioa to order. E. J THORTON. Plooin-bnrg. April 4 1?61. tf ' 10 1UC M1I0UL DlKECTOliS OF -COLUMBIA COUNTY. ' GEXTLEMtw : Id' pursuance of an set of the l.esislature. enacted during -the session of lSi'.U, amendatory of the forty-third section of the act of Mh May, J54 yon are hereby notified to meet in Convention, at the, Court bouse, in Bloomsburg. on the first Tuesday in May. A. D . lSi.G. being the first day of the month, at 1 o'cl.ick in the afternoon, and select, viva, vocs by a majority rX the whole nuhitrer of director present, one person of lileiary and scientific acquirewents. ami of skill and expe rience in the ait of wacuiiig. aa County Suner inten.1- tit. for Ui three ueceejjn( .years ; determine ttit autcuut o f nouipensaiio:! .for the sauin ; and certify the resalt to the rlate Su ennleodeot, at liarrirburg, as required by the thirty ninia and l'oriietti seclious of said act, - IS. G. B AUK LEY. . ' j,. Cotiaty Superiateodeot of Col. Co, Bloomsburg, April 4, . THEASUUEli'S SALE Of SEATED LANDS' IN COLUMBIA COUNTY- a GREEABLY to the provisions of the Act of As J seuibly, entitled an act to reduce the State debt, C, passed the 30lh dav of April, 1?44, the Treas urer of the County of Columbia hereby gives notice to all persons concerned therein, that unless the County, Koad, Scho d, Poor and State Tax tc,.due en the. following real estate situate in the County of Columbia, are paid before the dav of Bale, the whole or such parts of each as will pay the charges and costs chareenble thereon, will be sold at the ; Conrt House, in B'ooinburg, Co of Columbia, ottthV lllh of June, IHGu. being the second Monday, and to be continued by adjournment from day to day : fnr ar-rearr?'-of taxes due said connty and the costs ac crued on each retp3ctively. -- ;; , ' Year. Acres . owmebs. tewawts. DoliCts- IPG2 87 David Deatt Beaver, 9171 IriU'J tt 63 324 T M liiibbel I C4 c 15 . 1Si2 i! 3f3C0 Loneenberger, Fisher & Miller. 19 H2 50 Joseph Nans, " 2 bSdciio 30 Maiin.ltaldy c Criswell " i3 (.4,65 373 John Vtc' alH 98 I-iii'd 24 David Naus ' S li2Jt(i3 94 John Koons Benton 9 trioi 1 lot Samuel C KrieVbnum 2 162 3:1 Elilabeth Lunger " 4 IHii-J 1 lot James J Noble ' 2 IH12 50 Peter Shu Hz ' ' 3 I2i.ri3 t Hannah Tyke IiG3 50 Pzekiei tiuiiE 3 -( 3 50 liani.d Sim tz 1 t'cJScu3 1 lot Peter Uradtey Conyngliam 1 liS'.3 1 lot Henry Kiniisbury i,:ti4 I'll A Wm LiuJeiimuili " 2 IdUi 1 lot J V t lark Centra lot John Cleary . ' 3-4 V Jho i' ritrohuiever lr't2 li I'eter Appleeate dee'd Jackson Ii2 Mi3 14 Henry Appl -gato ", 2 Irtii 1 WmCrossley Madion ir.ui : II Kostenbauder's heirs Main Hi,3 1 I'eter Knight h2.:. 1.5 100 John Cosper'a est Pine 23 liJ'uJ 30 ChI vin Chainberiin " 1 1.1.3 J lot Samuel Eck " ii:ifci'.4 . 1 lot William Whipple 1 I Mi 33 Miles D-SutliiT s est Sugarloaf JOHN i. STILES, Treasurer Trkasi'rer's Omr.K, c:, i U.-tiC. I Eloouisburg. April TRElSUillrs SALE OF UNSEATED LARDS FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY. GREF.ABLY to the provisions of in Act of At f seinhly entitled Tin Act directing the mod; of selling undented lands fcr t.nes and f.ro!lifr purpo ses. passed the I3lh day cf March 1815, and the fur ther supplements thereto pa? s'-d on the l31hd:iyof Man b lcl7 ami the S.'.th March I--1. andUth Mnrch. 1-47, the Tr.-asurer of Cohimlii.T t,'ouuty hereby gives notice t all persons concerned therein, that unless the County, Road, S. lined. Poor, limniy and Stale Taxes due on tlie; follow ins tracts of unseated laii.ls stiuate in Columbia County are paid before the ilay of sale, the whole or such parts ol trach tract as w-i pav til - taxes nn1 eosis charseald.? th r-'oii, will be sold at th; Ci;mt l'oi:e in the town of Bloom-bur;;. County of Columbia on ill- Second Monday 111 June next jtol tocontiime hi a.ij juruiu.-nt fro'u u.iy to day lor arreara?' s of t.ix s itue I (.'..(tnty an 1 the cots accril.-U on acn tract respi:ciively. No. or Acres Warrantees or owmkks Twr d c EE AVER. .Ksl riias Miller J 15 01 2lifJ Cailiarine .'.'oyer Ju itl I2. Lsw is t ilai'r r 74 2Htl Wm Stewart 14 00 20J Johu Gra ff '-part of 409 acres. . lu 17 I.RI AliCREEK: s) Sidomon flower r 4 3.5 41 Jesse Itownian M 71 I Ml Reuben Blisli . u 70 Henry Di. iteritii 1 1 34 31 Oliver Er.o 2 41 Gil'.crt Fowler l.'i '. 41 23 3a I JO 5 4 1 " U 14 4-1 1 . 3 73 1)2 13 21 7 42 31 1 ej Roney Gardsnhous'; John King John Rmuard J icob S.tl. r Samuel II Smith Joseph Stackhout John 11 Su't John Staffer John Yo-t Samuel J Healer 2.1 05 19 87 I7 3 01 1 :'a 1 22 io 2H5 !a 3 f-5 2-1 114 Us tn 37 40 174 .' 2 17'J 5i i:o ;s) 12 U 3:i yu 14 " 3 COVVXGHAM. 441 30 4:b 4 J 19 4. Ml " IUII 277 F.heiiczer Branhaiu Thomas Barns John Young J.i'hiia Beam Naihiniel ftrowri IVier Kauehner ' R ibi-rt Jordan 2-j An'lreiv Former "lii:i Lewis Wai ker of 173 rhos Rust.111 "W J tirecnou-h" 4 ul ?rt Mary K'.itan'V J Grrcuioih' 4 1.1 170 1 lios l.usian ! 1 lc jc r t R i Coal eo I J 1.0 iofodo Mary Huslan . 30 it jt Johnston I'.easl-y l:!fi 4'i ICO t.eoiee Bit kham l-'Op'l 3-1 'riioinas llilt.hcimer 1:1041) 3r4 Robert Miltzlieimer ltl5 d.-i 3-4 William S.'iunoii li'4 tH J.i0 Amos Wickersham 9 1 5tl 3 4 of 130 l'axtou. K.ine it Sharpies. 21 oil- 4 of IWI Beiijamiii Comb- "il r.st" 15 30 ;i;fliO Beiijaunn Couiuhu J Anspach Jr" 15 3l iA.it.1 1 l.-t Domjnick t.'rne 3i l-)2 1 lot John Coweii 47 " I lot fSeorse Hearty 3d " 2 lots Henry SSi .rps I lot t rnocn .Nuhler 21 1S63 1 lot I'eter Lawler 2J CENTRE fi I-1 D"w itt 4c Ben.viicl 2 a i Hi Llias Kees 1' CATAWIS3A- 57 J. S Brnbst 4 12 70 ' Jasper iaup 5 (i7 F.1AXKLIV. 40 Jeremiah Fincher. 71 try Llijah Ui-yitoMs & Co 5 70 . FISHIXGCRLEK 143 William Bnrkalew -1 .it Alexander Cramer. 2-1 J V k H J J. .lies 150 Thomas Leon lis j A Georae Mack 111 . Keise J Millard 3 George P aler 34- Willi. ins Roobins r5 Amos Spade 1:3 Abrahaiu V"iing 313 Paul Applu 4 t3 Guy Bryan. 44 AbrhhaiTi Keeser 1 12 i Samuel J ISra'cr 101 I - ' GREENWOOD 3? S.-.niHtl Mbcrtsou- 14 Ellis Eves I'M) John, A runston 50 G"ori:e Reese 21-2 Daniel Montgomery II KM UC'K 50 Nathaniel Campbell 30 Franklin Mciiride "dee'd" JACKSO.V, 13 David l.ec 31 r.eii.ijnh i'arkerfc Co ICO Philip & John Wagner " . - . LOCUST . 11 3 0.7 41 to 12 HI 3il 2(1 5 4 '.I5 15 1 l II 14 Il7 1 07 0 is 1 112 s 0 74 12 II 52 e 37, 1 It -1 so 200 31 Thoim BiTinglon tramuel J hn 37 07 5 5 'fl) J-i 5 4 ! 3) 17 e3 Irt 54 li 54 1 51 coal co l-1 54 9 3!) 17 rl 1-t 51 is 54 1? 54 31 I 2of 200 Mary Myers 4,V J Greenou;!! 1 2f I'O rhouias Ku.-Kin L-iof o. Daniel Keese I 2if 200 Marv Kustait " " I 2of2xi Charlotte Ku -tan 1-2 .f2.lv j,nn U. -vim. Ids - . I-2of 2 10 vi ry Myers jTlcneFllt I -2ol ( 0 Tlioiiiit- llutaii I 2of 1!H Daniel Re-so I-tof -.IVI Mary u.-lan --Jol 2i0 Charlotte Kustan " l-'Jil --'uo John li yuoi.ls " MIFFLIN. . 22 , Thomas 'Aten sr deed . . 175 e.r- Sun:. f.'T 147 Joshua .iMioierman 3U'J Georao Luti .lere MAIV !0d Bribrt. Y ttcr ft -chmick 4 U in Creasy 5 - Henry Miller's heirs 10 ., Isaiah Miuman ilec'd MOUNT PLEAS A NT. I 7 1 1 7 1-4 3 Hi 7 10 51 I i 3 44 21 2 8 30 30 30 50 .03 5 1(0 4)1 ' l;!0 50 Daniel Montgomery ORANGE. Samnel Crevelmg Ja'-ob lingenbiich eit Gerjre Hei lley Peter Melick . . . . . PIE. Peter Applegate . Aaron Gloss Sylvester Heath James l.orkird ' Will Uurlin . . - . Thomas Benfield George A Frick 1. . ' ' " ROARIXGCREEK. . Peter BaughHcr '-. r- ' ' Thomas Barnes jr - SUGARLOAF, G'oss Est " " Alex ic icshut Hess. Robert 3lontg-uaery's est 12 44 to 1 40 10? 4 85 9 20 2 4S 23 2-J .21 f" 75 0'J 21 - 42 0 2 74 3 20 15 75 13 14 12 II 13 3 83 10 t)d Treasurer, 205 "J - 250 200 47 153 Abraham Young Win Stephens JOHN J. fc JiL-fcy, Trkascker s Urrics. I Bloomsburg Aj-ril II. C6. J TTKAPFINO AND MINING PA- ' V V PER. naving thoroughly overhauled my Pa per Mitls at Mil! Grov e, utar Bloomsburg, Columbia t'ownty, Pi.. I aru now prepared to till all orders for Wrapping, Dry Blasting ana Water Pr'iof Paper, on short notice and fair piices. 1 have opened a ware house in Wllkeir-Barrf, and appointed Joseph Jlrown ot the firm of ilrown. Gray Co.. my agent to dispose of my paper in Luzerne County. - 7F- THOMAS TIIEXCH, Bloonubura, Spt. 16, I8C5. List of Causes for Trial ai May , Term, 1866. 1 Stephen Baldy, vs. The Cata wissa Williamsport and Erie Rail Road Company, 2 Widinm L Lance, vs Thomas Creveling. 3 John G. Jaeoby et al vs Lindly W Woolej. 4 Jacob Harris vs Peter Jacoby. 5 Andrew J. Snyder vs. John Sheather. P Jacob Dossier vs William Slaughbnch and wife. 7 Jacob Shoman vs The Catawissa Rail Koad Co. Hugh W. McReynolds vs Peter Oliphant. 9 Adam Delttcrieh vs Jeremiah Jacoby. ' 10 George Longeribcrgers Executors ct al vs Hugh W. McReynods et al. I I George A i, erring vs Peter Miller. 12 Edward Heilner vs The Locust Mountain Coal & . Iron Co et al. 13 Hackenhcrg for the use of Jl. Chaiubcrliu vs Si la D. Edgar. . 14 John Hinterliter vs John Jameson. 15 Jacob Rem ey vs i-'alawissa Kail Road Company 10 David Larish vs The School District of Mount Pleasant. 17 Joseph Fry vs Catharine Long. l- William 1. anion vs Peier ll iyuian. 19 William Lamoii vs John Vanpelt. 20 II nry V. N'usi- vs Borough of Itirrwiek. 21 Abraham R. Swisher vs Samuel Rimby. 22 Fli Jones Jones v Miles C Abbott et al. 23 William Lyer vs Peter M. Briber. 21 Greenwood Township vs Samuel Cogart. 25 Sylvester J. Faux vs Isaac White. 20 Sylvester J Faux, vs Isaac White. 27 J. F. A nspach ct al vs William P. Ryon. 2rt Ch.istan Kuapp vs The Sl-IimoI District of Bloom 2'J Wriflit ilii-hi-s vs Peter Miller. Sill Join, tj Dililiue et al vs Parvin Masters. 31 Jul atli.in Kaittle vs Wright Hushes, :12 Lewis C. (ireeu vs Isaae White. 33 Mary E Green vs Isaac White 3t Pet- i K. calmer clal va Daiu :l Kru n's dmiu istrat.ii's. 35 Solomon Xeyhard vs The Township of Centre. Widows' Appraisements. NOTICE OFCONFIIIMATIOX. n he follow ing appraisements of rea1 nnd personal I property set apart to Willows of decedents have been filed in the I'iti of the Register of C!umbiu county, under the Rules of Court, ami will be pre sented lor RUsn!ule confirmation, to the Orphans' Onirt to h held in Bloomfburs. iiinml for saiil coun ty, on WEDNESDAY. THE '.'III DAY OF M.V, A. I). lrn;ii, at 2 o'clock in the alter loon of said day. unless exceptions to such confirmations are previously lilel. ot which all persons interested in said estates will take nonce. 1 Wiifow of John F. Mastcller, late of Madison twp., dee'd. 2 Willow f Robert J. Lyons, late of Pine twp. decease I. 3 Wio. w of Charles Eisenhart lat of Cattawissa twp , dee d. , 4 Widow of John Copper late cf Pine twp., deed. 5 Widow of Uoviell Smith late of Greenwood twp. deceased. (i Willow cf Charles Iluphcs late of Bloom twp., deceased. 7 Widow of John W, IIcss latu of Sugarloaf twp.. dee'd. fi Widow of Henry II. Fritz late of S::garloa I tw p.. deceased. 5) Widow of Jol.n Jacobv lite of Scott twp. ilec'd. 10 Widow of Peter D.don late of Centre t wj dee'd 11 Widow of Win. B.Welliver ll'.e of Ma lison twp. dee'd . . 12 Widow of Jacob Johnson lute of Oraniju twp., ilec'd. JoIIX ; FRrfZE, Register. Bloomsbiir'r, -4pril 4. IcOli to I: cister's jVoticcs. Tofice is hercrij civpn to al l?r it:ej, J. rreditors anil ofh- r person interfsted in tlie es tales of the regiicetive dece-deiit an 1 minor. IhM trtu fodowins Aditiitiistratioii aHd Gu.irt iau account have been filed In the oflce of the Register of Colum bia en., ami w ill Ite presented for continuation and allowance iu the Orphan's Cou.-t.to be held in Itlooiu--bur?. in the county aforesai I. on Wnlni sday, the 9th day of May, 100, al 2 o'clocR in tit,; afternoon ol said day. 1 First and final account of M. E. Jackson. Adin'r. of John Shellhaiiimer, laic of I'riarcr.ek township, dect ased . 2 Second and final account of William fc Thomas Edwards admr s of William Edwards, late ol (Juar creok township, deceas.-d. 3 First nnd ffrt' account of John Mirtz. adm'r. of HaiiuaU Fowler, late of Kriar-.eek township dee'd. 4 First anJTi-i il account of KmiVii Miller, alm'r. of Catharine Yetlcr, late of Catavvissd lownship ue.:'d . 5 First and parti il account of P'linea and Isaac Smiih auui'rk, of Samuel Smith, late of .Mi 1,1 in twp. deed. 6 Se cond and final account rf Thomas and Wm F.lwards, a. loir's of Ami Margaret EJwarls, ale of Briarcreck township, dee'd. 7 Account of Benjamin Yoha, Guardian of Jacob Fry unuor child of Aaron Fry late of Vifliut-. p. ilec'd. d Account of lua .c lleacock and Hui'h Fairmni. Executors of Edith 1'airiuaii late of Greenwood twp. Uec'd. 9 Second and fiaal account of J.is-oh li irrion, act ini executor of Alexander G.rr. tsou late of Danville Borough, deceased. 10 Second and final account of Johnson II Ikeler, Executor of Andrew Ikeler, late of Greenwood tw p. llec'r!. 11 Account of Stephen BaMe, Guardian of Mary E Bletit. r minor child of Win, Blvcker late of Hemlock tw p. dee'd, 12 Account of Martha A.John an.l Caroline S. f0 witt. Exerx's id" Geor zi Johu lain of tc-tt -two de ceased. ;! 13 Acfountnf Amsy Whiteiiiglit and Vlary White nii'iit a-iiu'rs of 1'i. ti-r . Wliiteiught, late of Hemlock low nsinp ilec'd. 14 Account of lln.'li McCollutn, Ex r. ol William sheep (ate of Madison tw p dee'd. 15 .Account of Stephen Kik -n t il I Guardian of Jos, S ank minor child ot John Swank late of Centre twp. due'd. 10 First account i f Jaeo'i anl ashi natnti Vearer, l.liiir'l of Jo!i Vear r. lata ol Locust twp. de cased. - - 17 'I he first and riuaT account of J C. renni;i"ton i adin'r of Chi-isl.au i.a.ioaeii, latjof U: intoii t., Je teased. 18 Account of Christiin B ."eesholtz, adin'r of Ma !arel Y.tter, late of Cata wissa tw tlec'd. l'J Firt and final account of WiM.aui (Sno.lm in & John Li-van P luir's of Daniel L-vau -r. late of Ilcar-in'-'creek tu p. det'd. JO l ir-i aa i li ial Kcioiint of John V Funston. ad ini'ii.tr.iior of David Vain. ine, lite of .Madison twp. ilec'd . ' 1 Pinal account of Daniel Emt. sitr vi vin exec x -tor of MaryP, .x'.nls. late uf Madison twp, dee'd. . 21 Account of Montgomery Cd on of tii execu tors of Wiiiiaiti Cole, lal'.' of Benton twp. dee'd. 23 Account of Thomas II. Cu e ore; of the ex 'cutors' of Wilham I ole lat. of l!iitoil twp . dee'd. 21 Account of B F. Hartman, (Sunrdi.in of C!a ra Ai'p'emau minor c .ill ofllalns Ap;leuun, late of Hemlock twp. dee'd. 25 Account of 15. F. Hirtaian adm'r of J J nes Rals ton late of itluoni tu-p. il.-c'J. 20 Account i f II. F. Hartman adm'r of Wm. Karns. late of Blo'Uu twp. rfic'd. '27 Account ofB F. Hartman, trustee ait'T praca ed inirs hi 1'aitioli of Philip Ileb,;rliti; dee'd 2 First and fiaal accunt of J i!i t X -ylnr I anl Xutli.ui Fli'(.k-.'iit..-in CAvcut ji 3 of Jac'b Flecken ste.tie of Or.ince tp. dec d. 21 Filial aecmint of Lewis Larish and Jacob Mel ill rxveutors of. Andrew l.arirh, late of Scoti t.p. dee'd. 'M First ncrO'int of Aii2ii?M Everh irt exeriitot of the la-t w ill mid tetatueut of Jaccb Everha.-t .ate of UraiiiTL- t p. dee'd. 31 Firt account nf Franklin Yocu.u adm'l cf Wm Yoc'Jiu late ol Koarin;creek twji. dec''. 32 Final account of B. F. Partition, adm'r f 3'khac! R. irheldeitt. r lats of 111. . nil twp., dee'd' 33 Airouot of B. F. L'artmatt adm'r, of Sljry Mas t iler, l:it; of Madison tw p. dee'd. 31 Account of I!. F. Ilartmiu alm'r wiln the will annexed of J.iiutuan Mjsteller latu of MaJisou twp died. 35 Accoiisit 'if Olivr Evans i Itu'r of Jesse Williams 'ate of Roarineereek tttp. dee'd. 30 i count f diver Evans H.lm'r. of J.;sse Wil liauis. ho w is G ia'diaii of iienson Jiill'-r, minor child of Win T, Miller of Roari'it'ereek Hfy .dee'd. 37 Aecoanl of Win. H, Woo.lin. aa I Afexau ler I hompsou. ex'rs of II u;b Tuuiuiisou, lati of Berwick Borourh. dee'd. 3- Account of Jehu Wehner aJm'r of Rcub-n Sa v use. late of Fif !i in cc reek twp. cee'd. 39 Account of G. II. Fowler, Gj.irliau of W, IL Smith of Mitflia twp. JOIIX G. FREEZE, Regist.-r. Ploomsbiir". April 4. Is-ri - tc. IVolice in Divorce. Ji the Common P'emrf Columhin Coun'y Caroline Snyder, f And now, tn wit : April. ll.lrW5. by h-r next Iriend . an anas r-utpotnn la rivorce Adam WilbcliD, liavicff been returned and re vs. I fpondent not having been Lafayette Snyder. J lound in tbi County, upon mo tion of E. H. Baldy. Attorney for Libtllant. Court grant a rule upon Respondent tr show why a Di vorce a vtsrLuo matrimonii should n-l b-t decreed in the above stated cae, returnable to the sail Court ol Common p eas, on Mondav. May, 7, lih S A VI EEL SNYDER, Sheriff. Elooinsburg, April II, !i00. 6w. lVolicc i si Divorce In the Common Pleis of Columbia County Charles Wolfrum i AND. now to wit: Apr. II, l-OO j f t. n d . -i n . , n .i in ilivorerp h.iv Sarah Wolfrum. )ine been ret irnrd and Respond ent rot havinj been found in the Lonnty, up-m mo tion of W. H. Abbot. Attorney for Libellant, Court srant a rule uon ICestiondent to show cause why a Livorc a viscclo matrimomi sho ild not. be-decreed Inthe above Mated case, returnable tothe said Court of Common Pleas, on Monday. iay i. SAMUEL SNYDER, Sheriff. Bloomsbur. April U '00. tow ...... r'Trv i m-. f v nootl v jtirl nrntnntlv donp. I.v LIU L 1 i 1W i; ..t r -m C. G.BARKLEY, Attorney atLaw, 61oouisburg, ra. 0BCC-3EK3E ADDlications for License, -t A'rnr.1 : UorV,v nrivpn. that the. fol- i I j (ju i- um".' v ' ' 1 1 lowinz named persons have made application .. "... .. ,.r ..i. ,.l..n rnnntr. for Tavern to tne rroiiionoinrj "i . ,. licenses, to be crant-d at the May Term of Court : John F. Cnslow Bloom lavern John Leacock Georire W. MatiST I. D. Mendenhall .. tore - Tavern Benton Tavern Kor. Berwick Beaver " olivor A Jacoby John 1. Sine Mi Her Gilchrist f:. Shmiiuu 4. Son -?. F. Mnnn I'h.lin GotshaH Caitawissa Jolin Sharpless & Co I'eury I t.'lark Jacob B Kisller, Storu 'J avcrn Tavern John Crover John L. Kline Centr Conynuham Centralia Borough Reuben Wasser Stephens 4c Bicbcr . Wm Goodman '. Daiii"! T. McKiernatl ' ' '0., A W Creamer F. lin.mcKt F.sl.it.gcreelc j avcrn Wm E.lcar Greenwood W A. Kline Huinphrv "arker ' fatdw is Thiol iocust Isatic Afmiles " . . Joshua Winner " David Yeager " K. Conn-r M"titour A. K. Smith ma lison Samui.l P.iuiby " . . . .. .. J i.rti: John Keller ' , s.iac N'etter Maiuu . Aaron lless " Jacob Good Oranijo Samuel Everett " Jacob M iehael . " Israe 1 Mummev Scoit l'liilin D. Keller John Sav.-isu " it S Howell " ' JE-5B COLEMAV Pr"thonotary. P.loomsbUrz April 4. liWL 623, HOO? SKIRTS, G2B. IIopKin's ' Own If-afcc." MANcrAi.n skd mrl Solo WHOLESALE RETAIL, To 628 ARCH Street, Rhilad'a. The roost i nmplffe nsortnint of La lies' Misses and Children's IIOOI' SKIRTS, in this Ciiy ; eoilen u" expressly to i:. "el the wams of r;RsT olass Trade ; enibr.irini tlrr newest and most dc-irable Styles and Siz-s of '-Gor Trails " of every lekirth from 2 .1 4 lo 4 yds. roun I, 20 to 50 Simus. at 2 to $. (HI. Main Skirls, nil lenn'.hs, from 21 to 3 yds. round the bottom al $1 41 to $1 15. Our line of Misses' nod Children's SKIRTS, urn proverbially beyond all competition fir variety of styles and siz.-s -as well aslor finish and durabili ty ; varyii'i; from 8 lo 33 inches in length, l to 42 cm-mils at cents to J-J '.'.i. All Skill of "OCR oWn"maKE." are Vabkm i d to cive'S.itisfactiori ; but I'-ly monk as i-cci:. unlessthey have, --ilopkiu's Hoop Skirt Manufactory, Ao. 52.-1 Arch Str.:i:f" Stamped on ea, Il '1 ah I Alsci constantly on hand.' oono Skirts, Manufae tufed in New York .a nd the Eastern Stat'-s, which we sell at very 'ov pneos. A l"t of chean skirts 15 - prinss. r"5 cuts ; 20 srinas. $111033 s,;riugs. $1 15-31 piniL's, 1 25 and 40spri:irs SI 50. i.r Skirt-, mane to O r and Bcpaired. 1' r Tkkms ;u. one Pant onlv I March 7, HliO. 4uios. Jl'S TICK! of the P. ace and other persons bavins in their hands for couettioii any rUi ots. or any inoiiev. ri li' itt d lor or ou accou. I f claim ate of John F. Frank, .iw a-M.-oe I to Thomas S; lleren ileen. i.re lioreliy notiiid to make setlleiiu nl and im mediate paviiici.l, tt JOIIX G. FREEZE, Attorney fjrAssignecs, r!ooin-burjr. March 21, iSoO, Ksc-culor's Xotice. Estate cf Jic"l Scacepjtttthtiacr lute cf AJiJl 'i tvep. uec'd. TETTERS t-lampntary on tlie Hi J late of J acob Schw eppenht iser. late f.f M ittiiu tim iiship have been er.ned by the Register nd Re corder, to AbriJiam S It w c p't n!ieiPer and Isaac Sthw tppenhi ist r. of Mifflin tow nship. A II persons knowing III. ipse Ives l".. t ided to sai I estate .re re iietvd t make iiHiuedia'e iameiit. and those hav ing claims will present thMii-duly authc-nticaleU for BCllleineiit, BR A II A M SI II WF.I'PEX II EISEM, ISAAC SCllWElfEMILI-ER. . Mmch 21, l-i 0 -tiw. Executors. ifiMiTimioYEit, AT roiiSiiY - AT - I. A IV, BLOOMSBURG, P. Offb-e rp;oHe Pot 'Jjie over Ilarluuni's store Back Pay, ioitnty, I'tnsiotts and Gov irnmrnt cliims pio-ntjtlit cotlcc'td. Pjct')inhuriT-Apr. 4, Alni,nitralor's Ioiic. Ulafe of J iCih ll'ipp of Locut tirp , dee'd f ft'ers of Admitiitrstion on ibr? estate of Jacob K"pp. li.te of Locust township. Co Itiiiihiit county, dee'd have been srauted by the Ileitis tcr ot' Co'uniLia o.. to the undersigned. All 1" rson, havin-j riaiuis aif imst the estate of the dvredeuf ar ! reji-sfd lo present til'ia l tin under signed, .villioiil il'dav. and all persoas imltb cd to make u:iiin:ni t.rlh tvilb. SOLOMON ARTLEY, Apr 4, '("O.-Ct SX Adin'r. CHEAP FOR CASH! r ''W V. IirS 'st S'. r k of well-nnde Tm V7 r in l h i I Slale.Vnii'taiitle t.o h i il. Merehant s nn.l D-al er are invited lo jiivu u a .a'l before purchasing elsewhere, M l.LLO Y U S . 1 I II . 723 Market St, between th andrth. 1'hiluuelphia. A'arch 2, l-.r.,tm JC.fcC .arkmf.. mi a & iliocrasbiirg i:aIioaf. OZT TWO DAILY TRAINS. -a 0 X Ar AFT' R NoVEMIf-.Il 27. 15. PAS SEXGER TRAIXS W ILL Rl X AS FOLLO'.VS: LEAVE SOUTHWARD. P M P M A M. 0 5 I r...v i -.'d 10 35 I-ave Scrant.-n, 4 4d Kini'-ton MM t;uoiiisl ur!. r'.-Jft rive at Xto ih.ieii'erlainl !'.5d LEAVE NORTHWARD. A M PM Leave Northumberland. 7.00 5.1 il lmvil! 740 a-lii IllootiisbiirS. P. 25 0 25 Arrive at Scranton. 12 10 lo la Trains Icnvini Kinjtoii al 30 A: M for Srrnnt. if connect with Irt.ui arriving at o' lurotj-.u- tvin; XurthiimherUiid al S.imi A M. and King-ion 2 'tn P. M , e.'iinect w ilii Train airivmgat New ork it Id 55 P. M Passeni:i rs tnxirg Train S n'.h from Scrartori at ."i .ul A M via No I'l l i.t.. r a.i.l.re i. h llani-loirj I ! :dl P M . Baltimore 5 . 'tu P M.. Washington 10 00 P .VI via l.u- tert leach Philadelphia ;.l ('' I' M. il. A. rUNDA. Supl. Knigrton. Nov ,25. If.J. A I.Et l I RE TO VOING MtVi. Jl'.-T rublished, inn sealed enve S7 ' ? ' g lope. Price 0 tints. A lecture on th ""Vr" ou' ure. treatment I nd radical cue of Ti ..,-i-vF Spi rmaturho. a, or Seminal Veakunss Invo untary Emissions, sexual D bility and Imped l tot nts to V.arri ige Eenrrally. Xf rv.'UMi-ss on sui.icli.n. El. I. !'. 'd Fit. I ; Venial and I'll v. ...'..! I ii rapariiy. resultioi: from !i f A!iuse. 4.C. I I. l ei t J. (. ulvt-r well. M. D.. author ol tin 'Green ltok,' A-c. , ..... . . .,.''.....- ,.. r The w orld retiow lien amnor in inis neuiu mou y ture. l-ar!v ,rt.ves from hi' own ri nceth;:l hcawlol toilsi silences of Sell Abuse may betL.it iiiillv rt inoved w ulioi.t .Mei.li me. and v. nil dan gerous furr ral op rMioiis, liongh s. instruments. .. - - ..:-. 1- i.iiinonv nut a mode t I" cure al once certain and effectual, by w Inch tvery sutl.-rei. no matter Lit Ins contnlinn mav be, may cure himself chei",lv, privately and radically. Tins Lec- .. ' .. .'m si. it , ii ii iter lure w II I prove a noon to u,..u-a.M. - sea, to any address, in a r1:-'" envr h p-, on ren-.pl ot sit rents ortwo fOsta'c slainps. Also Dr C il erweirs Marriage Gn.d. .price cent;. Ad. tess, CI! s. S C LLINL v o . K7 Bowery, New oik, P. O. box 45 0. April H. l-iif'. 'y Pea-fctx J UH1ST C YEAGER & Co., MVNl F ACTURER & WHOLESALE DEALER IX 3. HA TS. CAPS, STRAW GOODS, liOXNEIS AND ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, No. 257 North Third Street. Phila'd. Nov 23. ISIV2 SAMUEL KNORR, AT TO V$ EV-'.V T-IjAYT, CLC03ISCURG, PA. OJJi- e over Ihrlman't Store, opposite Poft Office Bloomsburg, April 4. I'M'? tf. . BLANKS ! BLANKS! 1 : Of etery de.cripiicn for rale at th'teofRce. Montour- and'CoIoiuda GOLD MINING COMPANV; CAPITAL STOCI -- - - $500,000. ICO, 000 Shares. Par Talce $5, OFFICERS: ,' - . Uoii. W. II. JACOB!, Pres't, Of BlootnsburC. r P. M. S1VARK, Vicc-Pres't. irm. II. SUMZSACII, Sec'y. JOHN WOODSIUKfTreasY' .t in. BLUE, den. Director, loloradov DIRECTORS. . Hon. W. II. Jacoby. Bloo nsbur? Pa. S. J, Break! y. Danvi le. Pa. J II. trAitreBKLL. '-'f R.s Ruin., Phtladelplua. P. W. II. Tyson. II. L Sl'LT7.BrH, Jokn V'ooisiuk, 1. I '.' his Company is organized under special Char ter of inn State" ol Pennsy 'vaiiia. owning one thoil s.uid feet on the Batker lode, and two hundred on tha Buretu 'ounty lode, either of thein wilhin half a mile of Cehtral City, t.i pin t.'ounty, Colorad.i. Tho . property on the Ha-krr loda consist of the discov ery claim, two hundred feet, and eight c.ainis ad. joininj on the east of one hundred feet each, waking one thousand consecutive feet. This lode is worked y for three thousand f i t in length, on every claim t!i ! average width of the vein or crevice is seveo f.!ct. This lode will average in ri'hness with any in the Territory. The Bureau County lode consists of the disrovi ry claim i f one hundred feet, according ; to the law s "f V' 3. mid No. 1, ea t from discovery. Thiii lode tdious n crevice, a- far a worknd, of four feet. Th e last quartz, crushed from il in a stamp mill, yielded one hundred bii I sixty dollars a cord. lu connection with the Barker lode, is an eighteen slamo mill, with power mid capacity to crush front twelve to fifteen cords a week. The ore from tlm Barker lode rati be mined, hauled and crushed at the mill at the rate of foriy live d liars a cord. ore. If selected, will via from oue-h'iu dred-and-fifty l two hundred dollars and upwards, percord. As Hie propei ty has all the i in proveinetit neens- . ssrv for the working of the several lodes, the fif.t . dividend M ill lie paid in the ensuing July, and rfgit Urly then alter, at frm rour to five' per reut. quar terly, iu coin, unless iu case of unavoidable acci dent. Tiicro are no salaried officer" except Ibe Secre tary ; and the Treasurer will be vquired to give am ple security for I he faithful performance of his trnst. there is oulv a limjted amo ml of clock lor sal at ,1 .. . . - L . 1 . 1. I... il.,ni II, .H fit toe .iii;e hi i jier sun re, w n n il t .10 t. .w.u. -the otliceof the Company, where Certificate will ha , issued and ail i tif.ir .nation given Office, So. 26 Xerthaiits' Exclinngr, ' luiladtluuia. March 5s, ICR. 1)15. W. II. WIIITMOH, nAfc been in successful practice for a number of years, with the ex pi rience of the different hospital-in Euro, ! i!-o ineiiiSer of th. Analytical -vie lii-Hl Institute of New Y rk, ronti tues to attend 1 1 all professional ca-e ul his office Xo. 2-J Filbert Street, Pliiladelpl ia. 2. S i indent Medicines are used or recommended ; the rem dies administered are those which will not break rowu fie constitution.' but renovate the sy- . I. in f.-Mi:i a 1 injuries it has sustained from mineral iii'du iues. iind leave ihi system, in a healthy and pi rlecily ciir-d condition. 3. DYSI'l l'Sl.that distressing di-ease and fell destroyer nf health and happiness. Hnderiniuiiig lha coo t Mill i oi :.ii I i rti ly currvms tlious-nids lu uu lin.ely ri,ve. ran loo-t empha ically be cured. 4. AL lai.i holy, AblH-rrnliod. that slate ot Allna tiou and weakness of the mini which renders per moo, mraiMil .it enjuying the pleasure or perform' nm the duties of hie. 5. Rll EC vt ATI 'l.in any form cr condition, cbron ia or acute, w ai rented curable. i's EI'ILK1'SV. or filling sickness, all chronic or stubborn case of I liTJALi: DISKASUS radica'ly removed ; Sa't Rbeuni and every descrip tion of ulcerations : Piles and scrofulous diseases w hich have baltleil all jirevious medical skill, can b cured by my trt atincnt ; and I lo ny all disease., (y-s CossrrTios ) rani cured by wearing my Merti cated Jacket, winch is a protection l. tha lungs against all rhnnres of weather in a'l climates, hav ing Investigated for year" the cause and character ol inierinifeiits (fever and ague) in all parts of tho" United States will cure pcrinan. ntly all chrouic or jtciite cases of ague and nervous pi.cakos in a few "ays. liiuccr Cured uitliout tlie knife or Drawln; Ciood. Tape' Wdrmrthat drend tothe Human Family for years, r-au l e removed with twu or tbjee doses of U'y new ly discovered remedy, warranted in all case. 'onsultalion in the Euslish and German Languages free of charge. Will make visits any nistance, if desired. May be a.ldresse by letter (confidentially.) and .urdieinf sent w ith proper direcii'Atis to ny part ol the country. OFFICE ?'o, 02? Filbert St. Phil. April 4. IHOti ly. NOTICE TO P1UNTJSRS. rpHE urdersicned will slt cheapforcash quite a JL lot tecond handed Printing uiutertals, consist ing of the following articles : One Vahiii1oi. Ircs, (Tlaten. 5liX3J)'l Lars'- Composing Stone, Cgood ' ewj Stimis. ( ares. Gallies, fee. e. Th-! Press does g'eid work, auJ can b hid cheap as wc have no use fur it. JACOBY & IKELER. Biooinshu. g M-.rch 11. !j:j0. CHAS. G. BARKLEY, Attorney at Lavf, DLCC3ISBIRG, C0LC31CIA CO., PA U'IMi practice i-i the srv-ral Courts of Colombia c.-voty. All lezal btsiiies intrusted to hi ca ie shall recei v e prompt mi out ion. Oili-e-iin Main direct. Exchange Buildings, over Miller's Store, lil ximsbiirir. April 13. Is'4 TOTAl.ffi.EBS, PHILLIPS SUPER PHOSPHATE LI ME.Scymonra Patent Gr im and l'hos(.li.iie Drill. Burnetts Re volving Hay Rakes and Hand Kakei- for sale by PAXTON ii. HARMO.V. Kuper., Pa. Wc claim for Philips Super Phosphate that it eon tains less moisture ,i. tnoie uniform in quality, eon teins jno.e ni'ric.iil'aral value, than any other ia the mark, t, ami introduce the article to farmers in cvn. er.il a- a rt.iple and standard atticle intending to make il a pt-nnaiieut trade. ' PAXTOV & HARMON. Ap:il4, I.J0j. 3:fl ftn A .TSOA'TII! Agpnfa wanted sir rnltrr'? netr rit Just nut Ad. dress o. T G ARE Y. City Building. I'cc. 2.1, 1-1.5.-ly. Bedford. Maine. A I ) M I N IS TR ATO IV S N OTICE . IZlutz of Andre Srl ' unontnte cf Pank Pin tirp.. dee'd. "VToiico i lirrey ' en , thit Letters of dmi ni st rati i n on the rtate of ndrew Solomon lnteofFraiiKliiitouiiship.Col.ro. Utc'd. hav been crar.ieeliy the Uei i-.t'-r of Columbia r niiily. lo the un dersis'ned ; all . persons liavms tlamis. or demands .12aiii t the estate id lit-- said iieredent are rt-questod t i oreseiit tii, 'm to the Administrator, residing in said township. uhut delay, and all persons mdebled o make payment forthw ith. LEWIS YETTER, Adm'r. B'oomsbiirg. Aptil 4. 1S10 til S. H. DE WOLF, DEALER IN . It IZ A S Y-Ji a tic C I.OTfll XG, sYo. 202 Xorth Second St , One door above RaceSlrect, Z5 Clothing made to order at the shortest notice. March 2-, 1-Ot'. FAEr.TI at PKIVATK SAL.E. J-HE subscriber off. rs at Private Sale, a Farm sit uated iu O'ai ge'l'w p., Col. co. Pa. 1J mile front Rourshurg and 3 from Oran Jevi.le, containing ONCHUNDKED AND SIX ACRES, Suty of which is cleared nnd well improved, the balance is It timbered. There arc on the premise commodious new buildines a good orchard and a large youne applu and peach orchard, of six yar grow th, beginning to bear. ELEANOR REELEK. ' Orange twp, March 2J, 1.-G6 Adminsitrator's Notice. : JZslufe of William Ii. ff'ellivrr dee'd.. LETTERS of Admininrau'oo on the Estate of William B. Wellivcr, late of Madison twp . Colombia county. dee'd. b-ve been granted by th Reg ister Cf Columbia co. to the undersigned. All persons having claims against the estate oT the decedent, and all persons indebted, are reqested to present them to the Admintrator, oil Saturday, th 2?lb day of April, lOti. ( Samuel Rimbey's Hotel Jerseytown, - . THEOnnaE P. WELLIVEU. Adm'r. March. 14. '00-0w$l " - To m, CKJIITI1. Ili luminous Coai.ror Smithing purposes, of good quality, lor sale ty " ' - PAXTON ic HARMAN. - Rupert, Pa. April II. c6, ?.