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Wednesday, Hay 30,
. AirST7EE3 TO CORE23FCNEENT3
Fas. Fixed Stars are sepposed w be to many
Wn, ' ours '.having 'planet, or habitable world,
moving round them. " -
W, K.-r-Consdence ia always torturefi where a gov
ernment employ 'religion at a means of support.
This waa practiced by rul of (he Northern Clergy
man during Lincoln' reign. They tried to persecute.
Id thia world, all who differed with them ia politica,
nd even went to far as to damn them in the next.
Observer. We wi'l publish your commuicaiion
Viext wef x. It a Toriii ni pleoiurelo know that all
ter putting their shoulders to the wjjeel and moving
-inorwara rr Cimer, and the Union.
. .$3. , We. 'desire that all subscriptions to
the cTAR OF TOE NoRTTT be immediately
eettled.
W. II. Jacoby.
Don't fail to read the original poetry
Vmour outado "this week..' It, speaks for
itself.; y.;:;,-.-1; ' ,:'
125" William, Shugars" advertises for pale
in this week's paper, a valuable piece of tim
ber land, situate in Fiihingcreek township.
i CQu All advertisement3,, to insure an in
isertion in the Democrat ad Star the same
Week; should be handed in- not later than
morning. . . , -
tcT" The score cf tha match game of the
Continental Eare BrJl Club, of Bloomsburg,
is puili.-I ed in thh isne. It wis handed
vs too late for publication Iaatweek. .
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" 7G- The chap who ws, one ei ening at
Week 'attempting feloniously to take anoth
ec'i property " had better, - hereafter, keep
striKly.wivhin the bounds of the law, as he
is hW very closely watched.' -
t -J 1 ' i al s s s ;i ii ' - i-
;Jti3-;pur; yery f worthy ' friend, Henry
Rosxnstock, has- returned to hU old start J
in Bloomsburg. . During his absence he was
cngaged-ia the.art of Photographing in the
City" of New York. Now is the time to have
.yourselves fairly represented in a picture.
t3f- We acknowledge with pleasure the
receipt of large accessions to our subscrip-
tion list. This is the best kind of evidence
'that our paper La appreciated and our course
approved. We still have a little room left
on our books. That Steam Power Press
.will Lave to come.'.
" IS? The President in appointing persons
as . visitors at the ipproaching eiamina
.tion'at the United States Military Academj',
,at West, Point, which commences on the
j first Monday in June, has selected from this
; State Horn William: F. Jchn'son, of Pitts
tburg.';: v; : '
'4 See C. Preston's advertisement elst
where. , He is a: live merchant, and pos
sesses superior facilities for buying goods.
He labors, faithfully-to accommodate the
. people of his community with the very best
1 assortment of merchandize. Give him a
i call. - ' j
JBSr E. S. M. Hill, Esq., has associated
with him in the publication of the Scranton
Register, E. W. Black man, Es.7., of Con
necticut. He is a vigorous and able politi
. cal writer and will be quite an acquisition to
the editorial corps of the old Keystone State.
We welcome him in the ranks.
5" We are informed that quite a large
, party from Centre twp. , this county, were up
to the head-waters of Big Fishingcreckjast
-week, on a "trouting" expedition. . They
werejnined by our town-aivnn, 3Ir. Mauger,
of the "Forks Hotel," who gives a cheering
account of the trip. Tlie "speckled -Itcau-'
ties' are'not reported very plenty thi spring.
JSy Yesterday wai 8:gna!izal by the en
trance of Dan. Rice's Circus and Menagerie
in town. We must say that the procession
as not the most dazzling the world ever j
taw, but was ordinarily good and waa wit
nessed by a large crowd of eager ppectatorp.
As to the exhibitions nobody felt disposed to
txxrnplain but we have seen better.
f . . , , ' S) s
Persons who desire busine.-s notices
. inserted in the local column of our paper,
will be obliged to pay for them. The paper
'cannot be kept up if we publish notices of j
Ihi3 kind for nothing. H we step into a
etoteor shop and buy nothing more than
a shoe-string wo must pay for it. We pub
lish such notices only when requested to do
eo for pay,
tS? If we hear much more complaint
about all of Our papers not reaching certain
Post Offices in this county, we will be oblig
ed to place the matter in the hands of a de
tective and have it brought before the notice
of the authorities, and see if the remedy
tan't be applied. It is an outrage, that sub
scribers should pay for their papers and
then not receive them, but have thorn
"gobbled up" by some pilferer along the
line-. "
We don't eljiect to edit and publish
a paper to suit the taste and notion of every
body. That would be an impossibility. But
we do eipect and labor to publish a paper
acceptable to the great majority of our pa
trons; and in doing that, we do ilot intend
' or endeavor to please one particular class of
D
, people more than another, let that class
have wotn blue or continued to wear the
. dress of a civilian during the past five years.
JDo you understand ?
EST The remarkably dry, cold Spring ha3
afforded the farmers plenty of time for
getting in Spring crops. The low, wet
land has been drier this rlioktri than it usually
. Is in July and August, and many acres have
."been t lan ted . with corn. that would, with
ordinary weather, have been reserved for
-buckwheat' -The wheat and grass crops are
-."not jTOTabing, but plenty of such moderate,
..warn snow.ers a3 via tea us on c una ay morn-
J.IaafV would very much, tevive them.
Ew" Wj3 wer?, cnlast Sunday- morning,
'-"TX - entire satisfaction and-delight of every-
bed? tr tH3 region, favored with one of
. M- rx and gloricrus rains-which we read
. rS"ct:r esiofcons ,of joy were not per-
xa;:': j to last more than about six nour3,
lich period we were visited with
W!
r terrible shower . of rain and hail,
i-- i-g Ti3 with the usual .cold weather,
, trs have of bte, so sadly experienced
rcry rc:T2rg shower.- I
JC3 The match game of Base Ball came
off on Saturday the 19th inst. at this place.
The game excited much interest and waa
witnessed by quite & crowd. The players
were in fine trim and went into the sport
with enthusiasm. ' The following is the score
as reported by the scorers :
CD
2!
a
PLAYERS.
PLAYERS.
Unangst c.
Diehl c. -E.
Furman p.
McKinney s. s.
I art man 1 b.
Eyer 2 b.
Barcley 3 b.
Bidleman 1. f.
Freeze c. f.
G. Elwell r. f.
3
JUover p.
(X Furman 1 b.
Abbett 1. f. .
Barton 3 b.
E. Elwell 2 b.
5
3
3
1
a
Ramsey c. f.
Brockwjiy s s
Garrison r. f.
2
5 1
11 4
Tatal,
27149
Total,
27124
J BIdleman injured in 7th Inning and left.
- INNINGS'.
12 3 456789
CLITBS.
TOTALS.
Unangst,
Diehl
23 846 64 10 6 49
1 227430 4124
UitriRE Capt. 31. Whitraoyer.
Scorers Messrs. Hempstead & Waller.
Home Rcns Ramsay 1, Garrison 1,
Diehl 1, Barclay!. " .
Struck Out Barton 3, Brockway 1, E.
Fttrman 1, Barclay 1, Bidleuian 1.
Put out on' Foul Balls Unangst 1,
Mnyer 2, V. Furman 1, Abbett 1, E. 'EI well
1, Diehl 1. McKinney J
Left on Bases Diehl 1, Hartman 1,
Barclay 1, Geo. EI well 1, Unangst 1, Moy
er 1. C. Furman 1, Ablctt 2, Barton 3, E.
Elwell 1.
Fly Catches Unangst 1, Moyer -2, E.
Furman 2, Diehl 0.
Time of Game Three hours,
JSs?" We copy the following from the Lu
zerne llnim: Dr. S. I. DARRIN, so success
ful in the treatment of disease, during his
stay of nearly three months in Scranton and
Wiikesbarre, has concluded to stop in Dan
ville, at the Montour House, until June 2d,
1 SCO. We have read of many wonderful cures
performed by him and have not the least
hesitation in recommending him to the pub
lic. It is an easy matter to denounce anv
Uhing as a humbug, as ha. been the theory
f the circulation of the blood, the applica-
tion of steam to machinery, and numerous
other things about which there is now no
chance lor dispute among men of intelligence.
All can satisfy themselves by. calling upon
the Dr. Hi3 treatment is pleasant." as he
gives no medicine. . Read carefully his cir
cular enclosed, and if all other nicdicines
have failed, try Da. Darrin.
Jr. o. fcince the above has been put in
tjpe we are informed that Dr. Darrin will
visit this place for one week. He will stop
at the Exchange Hotel, from June 4 th to
June 2 th.
- 7 The month of May has so far been a
very singular one this j-ear. Our oldest cit
izens say that, to the best of their recollec
tion, there has never been so many changes
in the weather and such a constant and
withering drouth in the month of May as
has been experienced in the present month.
Almost every man we moot, is despairing of
the cropj and coraplaing of the dry weather.
It is now certain that the grass and grain
crop will be a short one this year. We think
that few will this year sing, "Farewell sweet,
moist, and growing days of May." But fear
not, friends. He who rules the weather
rules well.
P. S. Since the above was written we
have enjoyed a fine refreshing fdiowcr, mak
ing vegetation and the crops generally pre
sent decidedly an improved appearance.
a sj a
SOT" The Republicans of this town do not
seem so rancorous as they did a few year
ajro. They don't appear to josscse so much
of that malignant spirit, hatred and malice
towards Democrats the true Union men of
the country as they did in 1S61 up to 1SC5.
The words traitor, r-ympathizer, and rebel,
are not so frequently heard to escape their
lips. Something milder is now being said
of Democrats, but the same general epithets
arc applied by them to .President Johnson,
seemingly without fear or f.ivor, since they
have Congress arrayed in opposition to him.
They had better be a little careful, for fear
Mr. Seward might ring that "little bell,"
and have some of them arrested, which
might cause a speedy and radical change in
their "loyalty."
CsS" On the 21th inst. the pavement near
cur offiee war? the stopping-place of another
stampede. A four-horse team, minus a dri
ver, wi! coming with galloping fqVed. and
wa3 expected every sceond to sweep sulkies,
gigs,-carriages and spring wagons from the
street sides, but fortunately, theleaders.in at
tempting to make a short turn, were throwD
on the pavement, the other horses and
wagon j topped nobody hurt nor nothing
broke except "old daddy Stroup's" shade
tree and store sign. We are glad that the
whole affair, which created intense excite
ment for a few moments, ended with scarce
ly significance enough for a local item in a
newspaper.
SF The Republican party of thi3 county
follow the lead of such men as Thad. Ste1
vens, Charles Sumner, Wendell Phillips, and
John W. Forney. These men are avowed
enemie3 of President Johnson ; they are
using all the influence they possibly can to
destroy Mr. Johnson's administration ; they
are openly opposed to the restoration of this
Union, unless they can accomplish universal
suffrage for the negro. These same men
declared the "war for the Union," but a
short time ago, and now utterly deny, by
their actions, that it was ever carried on for
any such purpose. Yet the Republicans of
thi3 county continue to endorse such disun-
ionists!
. 'E The editor of the Bejmblican of this
place, boastingly announced in his lasi that,
in all lu3 tratel through five States, he did
not meet one Republican who supports John
son. Thi3 no doubt, if true, was sort 'o
frrafifvin? t the santpnt. eA'ttr ' Tf nrraA in
be treason to oppose the President or any of
lll.t nirwimca , uun 13 lit I1UW, iHr. JTt.epv.OU-
ean t We not only thought differently, but
stated through- these columns, time and
again, that thi3 was a new kind of doctrine
to j Tg?ch in this contrtry and would not be
aitained by the people. The EepvUican is
fast backiug down fironi that positiQa
:-. al lit"-
DIED
At ibia place, on Friday the 18th inat, Aanie Cats
anne, daughter or Alien li.. ana oasan vawiner.
aed 7 montha and 3 dayu. '
la Berwick. Tneaday, Hay 14, 1866, Mary, wife tif
Asoel Fowler, agd 66 years, 1 booUi and a daya.
In Loeort towntbio. Colombia eoontr. on the 17ti
inat.. Elisabeth Campbell. a(ed 79 yeara, 5 month a
and IB daya.
BLOOMSBURG MARKET.
WHEAT, per bn'be!. 3 Mi
BYE. 1 3ii
CORV, " 1
BUCKWHEAT. . OC
FLOUR per bbl. . 14 U
CLOVERSEEO, : 3M
FLAXSEED - 3 00
BUCKWHEAT Flour. 5 Ot'
BUTTER.
EGGS . 1
POTATOES, 17
nRIF.n APPLET. 3 09
HAMS - -
BACON. - -
HAY by the ton. W 09
LARD, ner lb. -
SPECIAL NOTICE3.
THE Maaon fc Hamlin Cabinet OTf ana, forty dif-
erent atylea, adapted to aacred and aecular mmicfor
n t anno ch. FIFTY-ONE GOLD or SILVER
MEDALS, or other Ant aremiuma, awarded them.
ICuitrated Ca aloguea f ee, AUdre. a, MASOV it
H ami TV Bn. or MASON BKOTUERS. New
Yok.
Jan. 6, 13C6.-Sep. 9. 65.-ly.-S.M P.
to DitraK.it:
A reformed inebriate woyld be happy tocommuni
eate (free of charge) to a many of hi feliow-beinga
aa will aJlrc him. very important and mcfml in ,
formation, and place in their handa aaure cure for
the love of Strong Drink of aay kind. Th ia infor
mation ia freery offered by one whohaa narrowly e-
caped a drunkard ' rave. Adilrea, . ,
8.ESII B. HENDERSON.
: ' N'o. 9 Iiroad Street, New Vork.
March 2", 106. 3m.
: JitiliQU OF YOUTH.
A gnilenian who utrerel for yrara frm Nprvoiie
fivliility.Prematurw Decay ,lind all the ellacta of youth
ful indiacretion, will, for the aake of auT-ring hu
inanity, tend free to all wto need it, the recipe and
directions for maaing the aimple remedy by which he
waa cured. SulTerere wishing to profit by the adver.
Usei'a experience, can in an by aridresnin?
JOHN B. jGDEV,
No. l3Chamberat, New-York,
, Feb, 23 1866. ly S.M.P.
Ic:Iiie, Itlind nes, cV Vn
t tarrb, treated with the utinot auccesa, hy J.
bA .V.'S, In D. Oculist and Aurisl (formerly of Ley.
lien. Holland. ) No. 519 PINK tftitet. PH ll-AD'A
Ter-timnmal-, friiin the mo-l reliaMe snnrci in the
Ciiy and Country can be en at hia office. The med
ical faculty are invited to accompany their patients,
aa he has no secrete in his piartice ARTIFICIAL
EYES, inserted without rAin. No charge lor exam
inatiun. -April
2J. ISC6. ly
ALL MAY MARRY HAPPILY, irrespective of
wealth, age. or beauty ; and the love of the op-
pom te rx can be gamed by lollowine simple rule.
Hend a directed envelnpe and nt imp loMiDtK LU
II,LK fiEMARUK, Station D, Bible Street, cw
York City.
rpHEGLORY OF MAN IS STRENGTH. A gentle
a. man who tutfered lor years from Nervous an
Geni'al Debility, Nightly Emission, and iSeuiioal
Weakness, the re null ot youthful inducretinn.au
ranie near ending his days in hopeless misery, will
lor the sake of suffering man, send to any oa uttlict
ed, the simple means uced by nun. which elfu-cled
cure in a few weeks after the lailure af numerou
medicines. Send a directed envelope and stamp and
it will cost ynu nothing ,ldre,
EDO A a TEEM A IN. I'-fcth 5t,N,Y. City
IOVELY GIRLS AND FESTIVE BOYS, send an
addressed envelope and 25 ernta.and I will send
yon soma valuable information tbat will please you
Address MARY JlUUHk, PJI Broadway, N. x
May 16. leOti ly. , . , , :
Every yonng lad and gentleman ' in the United
States can bear something very much to their advan
tage by re urn mail (free of charge.) by addressing the
undersigned. Those bavinir fea-s of being humbugg
ed will oblige by n-t noticing thia card. All father
will please address their obedient servant.
inu.reiiArMS(.
tvi Broadway, New York.
Ftb. 2S, 1S66 ly.8 M P '
N EXTENSIVE SALE AND DISTRIBUTION
c ct Fianos. Mslodians, Gold and Silver Ware
i now going on at the salesroom of REED A. KKO
34 Liberty Sirret . N. Y. There goods are sold a
'I WO IMM.L4HS1 EACH. Refardlcss of Value. Head
T VV 15 NT Y- r I V E Cent for one numbered X'lice. or
Its E DOLLAR for SIX. The number of each No
tire corresponds with the number on smiii art cle of
goods, which will be sent on reeei pt ol f . 1 he
money will be refunded if the goods do not give sat.
KtartuHi. Ajnt make T WN I' Y-M V UOL.L.AUS
I'ER W KEK. Scad tor a Circular.
Office: P. U BOX. 513.
34 Liberty St. NEW YORK.
May 9, 1S06: 3m.
TO ConVMPTATivcs. The advertiser having been
restored to health in a few weeks by a very sim
ple remedy .after bavin suffered several years, with a
severo lung affection, and that dread disease. Con
samptioo-is anxious to make known to bis fellow
sufferers the means of cure
To all who desire it, ho will send a copy of the pre
scription usedfrecol Charge. with the directions lor
preparing and using the same, which they will flud
scat cube for Consumption, Athaiy, Broncbitis.Colds
Coughs etc. The only object of the advertiser In
sending the prenciiption is to benefit the afflictcJ.and
pre id information whirn heconr.ei ves to be Invaluable
nd he hopes every sufferer will Iry his remedy, a it
will cost them not hing, and may prove a oi.ng.
far lie wishing the prescription, free, by return
mail, will please addres
Kev. KHIVA KU A. WILPON,
Williamsbnrs King County
Feb. Sa. lS66.-ly. S.1. l Mew-York.
mill) rn in v i. mi.
A Clergyman, while residing in South Americans
missionary, discovered a safe and simple remedy
fir the Cure of Norvous Weakness, Early Decay,
Diseases cf the Criuary and Seminal Organs, and
the bole trail cf disorders brought on by bancfu
and vicious habils. Great numbers have been al'
ready cured by tn is uonie remedy, rroniptsd by a
desire to benefit the atBicted and nufortnuate. I will
send the rectiie lor prcnarius and using tuis medi-
rine. in a sea d envelope, l-jany one who needs it
r'sKK or Cuarok.
'lease inclose a post paid envelope, addressed to
yourself. Address.
JOSI-ril T. IN MA.
SrTtN D, ItiBLt llocsk, New-York City.
Man b 7. lci.ti. -3nm,
rPhc Grovesteen Pian? Forte
JL still retains its prer.odence and great noinilarity.
aim after undergoing gradual improvement for a pe-
riou pi thirty years.is now pronoin .-cd by the musirai
world to be unsurpassed au I even nnequalled in rich
ness. volume and purity of tone, durability and cheap
ness Our new seitle, trend action. harp pedal, iron
frame, over-strung bass, seven octavo rosewood pi
anos we are selling cheaper by from $100 to $.'00
than the same st le and nnisb are sold by any other
first-class makers in the country. IXalers and all in
want of go"d pianos are invited to sen.i for our De
seriptive catalogue, wnirn contains photographs of
our diHer-nt ntyies, togetner witli pnres o one
a bould pnr- base a pi" no without seeing this fata
ogue Medasi almost wltnout number, nave been
awardou to the Grovesteen Pluio, and the Celebrated
World's ; air. though put in rurapetiiion with others
from all parts of Europe and the U 8- it took the
hitfhekt awa-d.
established 1835 1 Grovesteen Co ,
499 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
July 39. 1805. H. H. a. &. Co.
ri flE WORLD'S OPINION OF IJOS TLTTtR'S
1 STOMACH mn EBS.
Touching the Bitters. lhi grsnd fct i clear.
Their fiine rills all the VVentern Hemisphere.
Known in all lands, wasiied by its oceans twain.
Health, hope and vigor follow in tbeir train,
AVOID COUNTERFEITS.
HOSTETTER'd BITTERS share the common fate
Of all things good Impostors imitate.
'f these be are discreetly ose your eves
From bout st hi uses purchase your supplies.
THE GOVERNMENT INWORSf 3fNT.
In order to guard asainst dangerons impositions.
the public are requested to ts.ke evperia note -of the
beautiful engraved proprietary stamp. throu-h which
he Government of the United (Slates officiallv au
thenticates every bottle of HC STE ITER'S BITTER.
iis shield, thrown by the Government over the
nionrietors and the public for their joint protection.
is placed conspicuously across the cork and over the
neck cf each bottle, and cannot fail to strike the rye
of the most casnal observ er. Nothing that purports
to be H os tetter's Bitters can be genuine unless the
stamp is there.
. it is also proper to stata Uat the Bitters are sold
exclusively in glass, and never under any circum
stances by the gallon or thfc barrel. Impneiers a nd
imitators are abroad.aod the onty safeguard the pub
lic baa against them is to eeJ inat tne Kilters they
buy bear the engraved label and note or band of
Messrs. Hosteller 4: Smith, ;hd stimp above men
tioned.
Mav M.-lm.
SS1,500
PER
anenin
YEAR! We want
very wtier to pjl
our improved 9 m oewing f icumn. inree
kinds. Under and upper .feed. Warranted
new
five
yeara. Above aaiaryor iarg) commissions pai a.
The ONU Y rUsclines in the C'nited States for less
than 94H, whicq are fully licensed by Howe.Wheel
er dr. VViison, Grover 4c Baker, Singer 4k Co., and
ta
for
Bacbelder. All other cheap laenia-ea are Infringe
ments aad the seller or aser are liable to arrest, nna
and Impnsooment. Cirenlari free. Address of rail
n?o Shaw 4t Clark, Biddei'ortl. Me., c Chicago III.
Deeejuber 50, jW5.-ly.
. AN ACT,
To Provide for the Erection of
a House for the employment
and support of the Poor in
the County of Columbia.
ftrjTTIOJt 1 Be it enacted by the 8enate and House
of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania in general Assembly met. and it ia hereby
enacted by the authority of the same. That J. A.
Funstou, Jacob Harris, Lewis Yetter.Jesse Hoffman,
Thomas Crnveling, Sr.. Samuel Bogart, William La
inon. William J. Ikeler, and John K. Gro ts, be and
are hereby appointed commissioners, whose duty it
shall be, or a majority of them, on or before tho 6rst
day of July, Anno Domini, one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty six,t determine upon and purchase
rnch real estate as they ora agajoiitv of them ahall
deem necessary, for the accommodation of the poor
of Columbia county, and to take a conveyance there
for In the name and foi the use of the corporation men
tioned in the fourth section ol this act, and certify
their pioceeding herein under their handa and aeals
to the clerk of the quarter sessl his of Columbia coun
ty, to be filed in hia office.and at the next general elec
tion the qualified electors of Columbia county shall
elect three respectable citizens of the said coantyto
be directors of the poor and of the house ol employ,
men t for Columbia county for the ensuingear, and
the judges of the election of said county shall imme
diately on receiv ing the returns from the several elec
tlox districts and casuug up the number of votes
therein, or within three days thereafter, o-rufy un.
der their bauds and seals the names of persons so
circled directors, to the clerk of the court of quarter
sestiona el the said county, who shall tile tin; said
certificate in bis office, and forthwith give notice in
writing tothe said directors of their being elected,
and the said directors thall meet at the courthouse
in the said count v. on tho first Monday of November
uext, ensuing their election, and divide themselves
by lot in three classes, the place f the first to b
vacated at the expiration ot the firxt year, of the sec
and at the ejpirauon of the second year, of the third
at the expiration of tliethird year, so that ttvxe who
shall be chosen after the first elictioa and in the mode
above described, may serve for three years, and one
third may be rlioion annually.
tiKCTJUJVi. That the sheriff of said county shall
within ie.. days alter the pas sane of lh:a act. notify
the commissioner of their appointment and when
they shall meet, lor entering upon the duties assign
ed them, by this act, which said place ol nieulicg shall
be in Bloomsburg. at t'ie Court House.
or-C VU.V J, Every ill rector elected in manner
aforesaid, or appointed as is provided in the twelf th
si-ctionot inisacl. siiail witnin ten days (alter n is
notified of such election or appointment, and before
be enters upon the dutieK of said office, to take an
oath or affirmation, before a Justice of the peace of
said coiiuty, to discharge the duties of diiector of the
poor, for said county, truly, faithfully ami impartial
ly, tothe best of nis judgment and aiiniy. and 111
case of neglect, or refusal, to take said otth or affir
mation, within the time aforesaid, be shall forleil
and pay the sum of ten dollars, for the use i.f tke
poor of said county, which tine shall be recovured by
the directors for the time being, as de' ts are or shall
be by law ircoverable, and the directors qualified as
aforesaid are hereby authorized to administer an oath
or affirmation in any case, heu it shall be uecessury
in relation to -he duties of their office.
SFCTIOJf 4 The said director shall fjrever here
after in name and in fict be one body politic and
corporate in law to all intents and purpose w hat
soever, relative to ine poor oi tne cvuuiy 01 ioiuiu
bia, and shall have perpetual succession, and may
sne and be sued, plead and be n.itileaded, by the
name, stvlc and title of direrio'sof the poor, and of
the house of employment, for ihc county of Colum
bia, and by that name shall and may receive, lake
and hoid any lands, tenements, and hereditameuts
not exceeding the yearly value of IU0OO do.l.its. aud
anv eooi's and chattels whatsoever of the gitt. alien
alion or bequest of any person or persons whatso
ever to purchase, take and hold any lands and lent
uients w ilbin their county in fee simple or other
wise, and erect suitable I uildin-s for toe reception,
use and accommodation of the poor of said county
to provide all things necessary for the lodging, main
tenanee and employment 01 said nooi : ti appoint 1
treasurer annually who shall give bond with full
and sufficient surety for the faithful discharge of the
duties of bis office.and at the expiration thereof lor
the navment aud delivery ever to bis successor 1:1
office, of ail moneys, bonds, 01 notes, book accounts.
or other papers, to the said corporation belonging,
which snail then be remaining in his hands, custody
aud possession, and said cirectors shall nave powei
to employ and at pleasure remove a steward or stew.
ards, matron or matrons, physician or physicians.
surgeo.ior surgeons, and all other attendants tb.i
may Iw nvces-ary for the said poor respectively ; to
bind out as apprentices so thatsurh apprenticeship
may expire if males at or before the age 01 twenty
one tears, if females at or before the age of eighteen
years, sucn poor children as shall come under then
uoiiteoraa maybe bound apprsiilices. Provided,
Tn at no child shall be bound ouUu-ie efUiacvunty
of Colombia nor without the benefit of the public
a hoots of the dit;tcU
SEC110.Y5 That the said Directors, any two of
whom hall constitute a quorum for tlie transaction
of business, --ball hare power anuuilly as soon as
the returns of the annual assessments iu said coauty
as is practicality, to lay 4 rate or assessment not ex
ccediii one cent on tue dollar al any tuiw , upon ail
real and personal estates wuhiu tt- county afori
said, lor defraying the expanses of pnrebasi ng said
farm, ererting aij SHiiluiugs. aud maintains the
poor in raid connty, and shall be levied upon th
basts of the last aiijusted valuation made lor rvguia
liug comity rates and levies, and having caused fair
duplicates of surn rates or assessments by them
laid to be made. which shall be signed by them, shall
issne their warrant to the collector of such tax there
in authorizing and requiring him to demand, receive
and collect from every person therein named, in the
manner and by the same process as poor taxes are
now collectable ; and the raid directors sbal from
the time of the providing by them of suitable build
ings for the accommodation of said poor exercise aud
perform within the said county except so far as such
acts, duties and powers are herein expietsiy pre
scribed or limited.-
SKCTKXX6 Aa soon as the said buildings shall
have been erected or purchased and all ner.eseary
accommodations provided therein, notices shall be
sent, signed by any two of the direr tors to the over
seers of the several townships of the said county of
Columbia, requiring them forthwith to b uig the poor
of their respective towHsnips to said nou-e or em
ployment, which or Jer the overseers are hereby eu-
joiued and required to comply with or otherwise to
forfeit the cost 01 an lamrd m umenaoo -. except in
cases when by sickness or any other sufficient cause
any poor persuu cannot be removed, in winch cat
Uie overseers shall represent the same to the near
est Justice of thd Peace, who buig satisfied ot the
truth thereof shall certify the same to the said di
rectors, and al the satue lime issue an order under
his band aud seal to the said overseers, directing
mem to maintain sucn pour until su n time as he
or she may be ia a situation to be removed, and
Uien convey the said pauper and deliver him or her
to the steward or keeper of said house of employ.
nieut, together witn me said order, and tne charge
and expense of such temporary relief and of such
removal shall be paid by the said directors at a rea
souable allowance.
5ECTO.V7 The steward or manager of said poor
house is hereby required yearly, on the urn .Monday
of January in eat h year, to furnish s .id directors a
Matement cf the income of said real estate as neirly
as the same ran be done, also of exo-sa of ins ex.
peiiclitures over and above said! intotue. the amount
and Kind 01 personal property men un nan.i, inciu
oing grain et cetra. the number of poor pernnus ad
mitted and discharged during the year, with the
number then therein, tbe length of lime each remain
ed, aud Hie name, age and sex of each ; the treasu
rer snail annually, 011 lbs fim Monday of each year.
render to said directors a just and correct account of
his receipts and dlxMirsrmei'ls during tue preceding
year, and the said uirrclers shall annually, 111 the
month of January 111 each ear, publish in two pa
pers, published hi Uloonbiirg, a statement of the
receipt-1, disburseiiii'iils aud expenditures of said
corporation, during tne preceumg year, with a rial.
eienl of the property, real aud personal, then held hv
tbem.
tECTfC-yi Thai the compensation of the tre.tm
rcr. collector, rleward. matron, physician, and other
officers and assistants, shall be fixed by tin? directors,
and the compensation of the directors shall be fix. U
bv the board of auditors who shall be appointed by
the coart of quarter sessions or said co-mty at each
year ly settlement lor tne next succeeding year. Pro
vided. That the compensation ot said directors, frotu
the oassaxe of Ibis act until tne nr.-t yearly settle-
nienl .hall be fixed by the board of auditors at the fif-t
yearly settlement ; tne directors 10 turni-,n ins said
auditors a correct account of the time aud expeu-.es
IokI and incurred by tbem in attending to their duties
from which account the said compensation shall be
fixed and adjusted.
SECTIOM" 9 The said directo-s shall from time to
time receive, provide lor aim employ, according to
the true intent and meaning of this act all such poor
and indigent persons as snail be entitled to relief
from any of the several low-ni-mps or boroughs of Co-
umbia rounlv. and shall be rent mere ny an ord -r or
warrant for that purpose, under the hands and seals
of any two justices of the peace of the said county.
directed tothe overseers or tne poor of tne proper
township or borough, and the said directors are
hereby authorized wnen tney man oeein 11 proper
and convenient to i'o ro. to permit auy poor person
to be maintained elsewhere. PrunUtd, The expense
ol Uiir maintenance does not 111 any cae eireed that
r w bich they could be maintained al the poor h Juse
cf the said county of Coiumoia.
JeJC770JV 10 That it rha'l be lawful for the and
directors or a majority of them, in the case of any
person in their charge as a pauper, owning or pos
seising any real estate or interest in real enisle, to
aouly to the coart of Com.uon Pleas of Columbia
county, or any otner couuncs in ton t-ouiuionweaiin
where the said property may e sftuateo, ny pcli
tion. praying the said court 10 grant toetn an order
to make sale f said real estate or interest therein,
for the suooort and maintenance of said pauper.
and that the -aid court I fluey deem 11 advisable atti-r
considering the application shall grant an order to
aaid directors to make sale m said real estate or In
Ureal therein, or airy part thereof on urb terms as
tue said court ba'l lb ink it advisable, and I be said
direttors sba-l in p irsuance of r-di-l of der offer sad
real estate or intcrrst therein on ine premises at
public sale and sell the same at panic out-cry. after
giving at least twenty days' public notice or the
time aud place of sale, by three band bills put op in
pnlil e place, and by advertisement in one newspa
per published in the county wherein said property is
mated, which sale so made tbe said directors shall
return to the said court, and after confirmation tf
tbe same shall execute and deliver o tbe purchaser
a deed of conveyance for said estate on tne said pur
chaser's full compliance with the terms and condi
tions of said sale, which deed so made rDail vest the
property therein described in the grantee as fully and
effectually as the said panper held and enjoyed
the ame. and that tbe said director shall apply
the proceeds of said sate or so much a may be aec-
sry to the support ana maintenance or sain pan
per, and if any balance sdkii remain aiier nis or
ber death and after deducting funeral expenses the
said directors shall pay over said balance to the
legnl representative .f said panper. upon demand
roaile and aeenrrty being given, to inaemniiy nam
directors from the claim of all other person.
ilCTJOy U. A quanta, f said director! alibi
and they are hereby enjoined and required to meet at
the said house ot employment, at least once in every
month. and visit the apartments and see that the poor
are comfortably supported, ana near an complaint
and redre or cause to be redressed all grievance
that may happen by the neglect or miscondact of any
person or person in their emplpyment or otherwise.
fiCTOJVI3. in case of any vacancy by death.
resignation or otherwise, of any of the said direc
tors, the remaining director shall fill such vacancy
by.the appointment sf a citizen of their county, an
dor tbe same penaltyas is provided by the first sec
tion of this act to serve until the next general elec
tion, when another director shall be elected to serve
as if no vacancy bad happened, .
SECTIOJflX, A I claim and demand existing at
tbe time of this act. being carried Jn to effect shall
have full force and effect as if this act had not pars
ed, and when the same may have been duly adjusted
and seettied all money remaining in the hands of
the overseor as well aa the uncollected taxes, levied
for the support of the pool in tbe several townships.
111 the county of Columbia, shall be paid over to tbe
supervisors of the highways of their respective town
ship, to be by them applied toward repair. ng ih
roane tnerein.
.SECTIO.V 14. As soon as the noor of ihn count v
of Columbia shall have been removed tothe house of
employment of the said county, and the outstanding
taxes collected and paid over as directed in section
thirteenth of this act. the office of overseers of the
poor within t ie accepting, townships shall from
mencfior III he aoniisned. ,
&ECWKY 13. That the said directors or treasur
er or any 011- or more of the tax-payers of the accept
ing townships, may wuhiu twenty days from the
yearly settlement by the auditors as afoririad, ap
peal irom sucu settlement to tne court or coin'iion
pleas of, Columbia county, iu lb1; same manner and
under the same provisions and regulations that an-
peals from settlements by township auJitors (ire now
nnowed. -. . . .- - , .
bECTIOX 16. That no money shall be paid by the
treasurer ex.-ept upon orders drawn By tnedueclcri
and signed oy at least two of the said directors.
o&C J (Jv 17. r or tee purpose of ascertaining the
the reuse vl the citizens of Columbia r-outy, as to
the expediency of erecting a poor house.it shBll he
the duty of each of I he inspectors and judges for tho
neverat townships and bjrouibs at an election, to be
netd on tne tirsl luesdsy ot June, Anno Imuuni. one
thouaud eicht hundred aad sixty-six. to receive
teckets either written or primed from Ihi qualified
voters thereof, taucifed ou the o'Huide "poor house,'
atiu 111 the iiiaiile for a noor house" or "at-ainata
poor boose," and if it i hall appear upon castinz up
the voles of Hi d.tferent districts. at the Court House,
on in-; r rn-nv following the said election, that a ma.
jority of th 1 qualified electors of any township or
tioruiiKii are lor a poor bouse, then the foresoinz act
to l iKe i tl.-ct as to those townships aud boroucbs.
nut if a majority of the votes 111 any township or
borough shall be almost a poor bouse, then the fore
going act to be null and void, as tothe townships or
oorougiic voting against sucn poor house.
A'iX'y'U.V id fhe oon acceyting town. hips or bor
ough shall not be entitled to vote for directo.sof
the said house of employment, nor shall they be en.
tilled to receive or enjoy any benefit or advantage
by virtue of this act. nor shall thu directors be cho
sen from the said non accepting townships or bor
oughs, nor shall the auditors mentioned in the eighth
section of this act be appointed from any such town
ships or boroughs. Provided. Tual the directors of
the said house of employment may receive pauper
iroui ine sam: non-accepting townships or b iro 1211s
. t any rate of compensation per wees, to be agreed
upon aarefcMuiiied by the said directors and overseers
of the poor ot tbe townships or borough so apply.
ms.-
tfivC7 O.V 19. All acts and paits of acts incon
sistent w ilh the provisions of ibis act or supplied
oereuy are nereuy repealed,
JAMES R. K El. LEV.
Fpeaker of the House of representative.
D. FLEMING.
Speaker of the rjenate.
Approved the Elcvent'i day of April. Anno Doin-
inui, one thousand eight hundred aud si it y -six.
A. G, Cl K TIN,
ELECTION NOTICE.
Pursuant to the provisions of the forego
ing Act of Assembly, notice is hereby given
that an election will be held at the usual
place of holding the general elections of the
several townships and boroughs of Columbia
Countv and to oe cendufted by the respec
tive election officers of the same, on Tues
day, the 5th day of June, A. D., 1800, bc-
.1 i fiiitir i
iwecn tne nours oi e o ci'x;: v. ana
o'clock P. M.'J to vote upon the question of
ror a Poor House or Against a 1 oor
House;" and to make return of the said
election at the Court House, on Friday, the
8th day of June aforesaid, according toiaw.
SAM U tli SIN 1 UrJll, SftenJT.
Dloomsbarg, May 2, 1800.
riUBLIC
SALE
OF
Valuable
It cal r(Hc.
In pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Courtrf
Columbia county. I'a, on
SATURDAY, THE 9TH OF JUNE
next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. John Gordncr Jc
Thoma r-tacklmurc. Executors of Thomas Mack-
house, late of Pine tnwaship. in raid county, dee'd.
will expose to sale, by public vendue, ou tbe premi
ses, a certain
TRACT OF LAND.
ituate"in Pine township, Columbia county, adjoin
ing lauds of rJamuel tackhoure aud George Slack-
house, on the north ; Abraham Young and Robert
llnssel. n the east ; Ezekiel C'rnssiey and William
Weidenhanimer, on the south ; and the County Line
ou the west ; containing
317 ACHES AND 150 PERCH E3,
strict measure, of whii h about one hundred acres is
improved laud : there is erected on the premises a
one Story and a half Dwelling House, two log Barns.
and an apple orchard ; late the estate of said de
ceased, situate in the township of Pine and county
aforesaid.
.JESSE COLEMAN. Clerk.
CONDITIONS OF SALE : Ten per cenu of one
fourth of the purchase money, to be paid by the pur
chaser upon the striking down of the property ; one
fourth of the purchase money les ten per cent, to
be paid upon the confirmation of sale Nisi. 'I he res
idue of the purchase money in one year from confir
mation Xn-i with interest. '1'bd purchaser to pay for
U. cd aud Stamp.
JOIINGORDNFU. 1 .
THUS. esTACKUOL'SE. KXr
May IS, IfitXj.
DR. W. 11. WIMTMOB,
I 1 AS been In successful practice for a number of
I years, with the experience of the different ho.
pital- in Europe. alo a in" mter of tha Analytical
Medical Institute of New 1 rk, routi mes to attend
ti all professional eaes at his ofnce'Xo. Hii Filbert
street, Philadelphia,
'2. No patent Medicine are ued or recommended :
the remedies administered are th.-e which will not
break rnwn the constitution, but renovate the sv-
tern from all injuries it has sustained from mineral
me-ilmner, ami leave the syiteiu in a beallhv aud
perfectly cur-il condition.
3. DYSI'EPSI . that tlirtres.ing disease and fell
derlryer of health and huppmei. nnde rmiiiing the
con titutimi.lii yeaily carrm; thousands to un
timely graves, can mort einpha ically be cured.
4. Melancholy. A hher ration, th.it slate ot Alina-
linn and weakness of Ihc mind which render- per-
son incapable ol enjoying the pleasures or perform.
llg tne duller o me,
5. KH EU vl ATI VI, in any frui cr conJition.rhroii
ia or acute, warranted rurabH.
(, EPILKPfav. or fallin: sickness, all chronic oi
stubborn cases of
F K .T3 A 1. 1 : 1) i s s: A s v.
railica'ly removed ; t Rheum and every descrip
tion of ulcerations : Piles and scrofulous diseases
which have buttled all previous medical skill, can be
cured by my treatment ; and I do say all dise.'se-.
dyes CoNscMPTittn) can be cured by wearing my Meni-
caien j,irei. w men is n proieciion to tne Itinvs
against an cnancea oi weainer iu an climates bav
iilg investigated for year the cause and charactar ot
intermittent (fever and ague) in all parts of the
United States will cure permanently all chronic or
acute cases oi azue and uervou piseases in a few
ay.
i nnrrr i nrm wnnnni ins. writ is nr n-nvrins
, a . a , ... n
mood.
Tape Worm, that dread to the Human Family for
years, can (e removed with two or thjee doses of
ipy newly discovered remedy, warranted in all cases.
Consultation id the Euglish and German Languages
free of charge. Will make visits any distance, if
desired. May be addrege by letter (conndentiall v.)
and .tieuiciue sent wim proper directions to ny
part oi ine country.
OFFICE p o, Filbert St. Phila.
April 4. IrW ly.
JEW QOAL y
AUD.
The undersigned rerpfclfnlly informs the citizens
of lilnoiii'burg and Columbia county , that they ke p
ii tue oi Herein ninniMrv'l stove coal ana selected
lump coal for smithing purposes, on their whitf, ad
joining McKelvv, Neal & Co's furnace i with a good
pair eunaio scales on the yrnan.to weigh coal. hay and
straw Likewise a horse and wagon, to deliver coal
to those who desire it- As we purchase a larre
mount or coal, we intend to aeep a superior article.
and sell at the very low est price. Plea-e call and
examine foryOur stive before pnrchaingelrewhere.
J. IV. IIENDEKdrtOT.
AUOUSTOS MASON.
r HE undersigned will take, in exchange for Coat
and Groceries, the following named article :
heat. Kye, Corn. Oats. Potatoes. Lard, Ham.Shoul
der. and side meat. Butter, Eggs. Hay. ate., at the
highest cash prices, at bis Grocery PUore. adiomine
Bloombdrg, April lcH-S. ly.
AdiiiinUtrator's Aotic
Estate vf Xtcob Rupp, oj Locust ticp , deCd.
Letters of Administration on tbe estate
... --.-'.- u-ip. .aw oi juocurt townsnip. t-o-lumbm
county, dee d, have been printed bv tha Reri
ter of Colombia co., tothe undersigned.
All person having claim arainst tbe estate of the
dscedent ard requested to present tbem to the under-
Signed, without delay, and all persona indebted to
mase payuieni lonnwiui.
SOLOMON ARTLEY,
Apr 4. '66. 6t X . Adm'r.
QgQ A iT10t'TU ! Agents wanted
tt for six tntiref new artio, jost Oot.' Ad-
dress O T. GAREY
City building, Bedford. Maine.
Dc 23, JSW.-ly
TUEASUKEirS SALE
OF SAETED LANDS
IN COLUMBIA COUNTY.
r.BPPllll.V to tha nrovlxions of the Act ofA
A sembly, entitled an act to reduce the State debt,
. . ...... , . , i Ol I . W I ' .
e., passed tne 30tn nay pi npni, 101.
nrer of th County of Columbia hereby five notice
to all person concerned therein, that unless the
r.. Un.A rhn .1 fnnrand lata Tax St. C. dd
on the following real estate situate in the County of
Colnmbia. are paid before the day of sale, tha whole
or uch part of each a wit! pay the charge ana
cost chargeable tnereon. win ne oia at wie
House, in Bloomsburg. Co of Columbia, on t he 11th
of June. 1806. being the second Monday, and to be
continued by adjournment From day today for ar
rearage of taxes due said connty ana tne costs ac
crued on each respectively.
Year. Acres - owneIcj
thunt. Dol, Cts
i-r 87
Iri62 ft. 63 324
(.4 k W
ISo'J X 3of3f0
David Dealt
T M iiubbell
Beaver,
- E
56
1 16
ongenberger, Fisher ft.
Miller
19 SO
2 40
99
9o 78
44
9 r-9
2 62
4 30
m
3 21
f2
3 92
18R2 SO
Joseph Nans, "
Mann.Ba'dyat Criswell
John vict'alU
David Nan k
John Koon Benton
Hamiiel (-' Kric'fchnum "
Elizabeth Lunger
James G Noble
Peter Shu Ii
IlnnnahTyke
Ezekiel Sliultz
62ftri5 30
i3 64,&5 37-2
IM3
S4
2ft63
iHna
itifi-j
ifij
IHf.2
t lot
3:
1 lot
50
I
50
50
1 lot
1 lot
60 A
1 lot
1 lot
3-4
6
14 .
1 .
a
l
100
30
1 lot
1 lot
33
H9G3
166.1
IHti.1
Daniel Shu U
Peter Hradley
Henry Kingsbury
I 50
J 39
67
024 G3
Conyngham
IH3
ti34ct)4
Wm Liudeumuih
J W ( lark
John Cleary
Jho e Sirobmeyer
Peter Appleaale dee'd
2 b4
43
57
50
63
2 77
26
44
6)1
23 97
1 65
37
1 57
29
lbt.'i
Centre
IS62
Jackson
62 h.63
Henry Appgale
Wm Croroley Madison
li Knstenbauder'a heirs Main
1861
tHti-2
1HI)3
reter Knight
John Corper's est
Calvin Chaniberlin
Samuel Eck
William Whipple
Mile D r-utlifT est
62.3.4.3
62ft.'63
Tine
IW3
63&C4
16J
Sugarloaf
JOHN J.
TftKlRllRER'S OrrtcK, 1
Eloomsburg- April 11. 'CO. (
STlLEd. Treasurer.
TKE1SUUEU.S S ALE
OF UNSEATED LANDS
FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY.
A
GREEABLY to the provisions of .in Act of As
sembly entitled an Act directing the mode of
selling unseated lands for taxes and for other ournn
ses, parsed th 13th day of March 1815, and tbe fur
ther wippleinenls thereto parsed on the 13th day of
March lol7 and the 25th March Ift21. and 8th March.
Is47, the Treasurer of Columbia County hereby give
notice to all persons concerned therein, that unless
the County Road, School, Poor. Bounty and State
Taxes dne on the following tracts of unsealed land
situate In Columbia County are paid before the day
of sale, the whole or such part of each tract a will
pay the taxe and cost chargeable thereon, will be
sold at the Court House in the town of Bloomsburg.
"County of Columbia on the Second Monday in June
next, and to continue by adjournment from nay to day
for arrearnge of tale due said County, and the
cots accrued ou each tract respectively.
No. or Ackes Wkraktxe or ow.ieiu Twp c
BEAVER. '
300
Elia Miller
Catharine Noyer
Lewis I ilger
Wm Stewart
John Graeff "part of 409 acres',
tiRI ARCREEtv:
Polomon Bower f
Jesse Cowman
Reuben Blirli
Henry Dieilerich
Oliver Eee
Gilbert Fnwltr
..
Roney Gardenhousu
John King
John Kinnard
J.icoh Sitler
Samuel H Smith .
Joseph Stackbous
John 11 Su't
John Fl atter
John Yost
Samuel J Healer
$15 00
JU 00
8 74
14 00
10 47
4 35
8 74
o0
1 1 34
2
lj70
2 73
92
13 2-1
200
125
00
20D
41 .
UK)
70
33
40
40
2.1
100
7 42
5
31
4-1
I r!5
S3 05
19 f7
"4 l
4 27 J
14
179
3 04
I io
4S
Irt
14
1
3
441
30
4!P
56
CONYNGHAM.
Ebenezer Bran ham
Thsmaa Barn
John Young
Jorbua Beam
Nalh.inicl Brown
Peter Baugbner
Robert Jordan
Andrew Portner
Lewi Walker
7hor Kurtan "W J Greenoush"
Mary Rustan 'W J Greenoub"
219 98
3t
F 5 i
114 0-t
129
4 Ml
91 US
37 40
174 52
179 58
190 90
12 60
Kill
277
2Ki
3t3
1 of 170
4 ofSr-O
t ofllO
i of Jcii
39 90
Thos kustan RT&xcrttk Coal co 12 60
Mary Rustan
3'l on
3e4
Johnston Keastey
Geoige Kickhatn
Thomas Hiltzbeimer
Kobeit lliltzheimcr
William Shannon
Amos W'iekrrlir!
Pa i ton. Rilnd & Sliarp'rsg
Benjami:i Combe 'GHnst'
Benjamin Cooinhe "J Anspachir"
136 40
120 80
J36 40
1H5 88
694 88
93 50
1 1-0
34
3e 4
3.-4
2.1
3 4 of 135
2-2 00
1 of IliO
15 30
t of liii
15 36
30
47
30
2&.63 1 lot Dominirk CraBd
lH2 I lot John Cowen
I lot George Ready
21ot Henry tfh.-jp
lot Francis Nuhler
60
24
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00 Elijah Reynolds It Co
5 76
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11 05
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112 Reese J Millard
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34 Willi. m Roobina
n Amor eoade
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1 13 Abraham Voting
9 95
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4X1 Guy Bryan
4:4 Abraham Keener
14 07
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1 12 i Sam del J Uea'er
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.18 F:itiiuel MDerisou
14 Ellis Eves
100 John. A I'unston
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JACK SO.
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ICO Philip 4c John Wagiier
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tamui.-l John
200
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2of 11-0 Thomas Ritrtan
l-2of 190 Daniel Reese
I "of -41m Mary Kustan
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1-2 'fAM Jonn Reynolds
18 51
l-2of 2iK) M ,ry Myers iiTkicriia coal co 13 54
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it 2V0 Johu Reyuoids
MIFFLIN.
22 Thomas A ten sr dee'd
ITS George Nungesser
147 Jnehua Zimmerman
300 George Lali uere
MAIN
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V ih C reacy
Henry Miller's hejr
Isaiah Shuman dee'd
MOUNTPLEASA.VT.
Daniel Montgomery
ORANGE.
Samuel Crcveling
Jacob llagenbucb est
George Heidley
Peter Melick
riNE.
Peter Applegate
Aaron Gloss
f y I tester Heath
James Lnckard
Wm Durlin
Thomas Benfleld
Georg A Frick
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Peter Baughner
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TrcxsOrer' OrptCE,
Eloomsbarg April II. 66. J
WRAPPING AND MINING PA
PER. Having thoroughly overhauled my Pa
cer Milt at Mil! Grove, near Bloomsburg, Colamhia
County ( Pa I am now prepared to All aftl orders for
Wrapping, ury Hiasung ana water rrooi raper, on
abort notice and fair prices. I have opened -a ware-
bouse In Wllken-Barre, and appointed Joseph Brown
ol the firm or Brown. Grayft. Co., ny agent to dispose
of my paper In Lucerne Connty.
l U'JMJIa IktMU,
Bloemsbarg, Sept. IS, 1SC5.
EV STOVE AND TiN" SltOP.
N
AllLLLJi S 61UttHJ t,www 1
TBE nkdarsigned has Jut filled np, afltt . opened,
bis new .
stoVe ADrtrv snop,
In this place, where lie tre))arBd to make np w
TIN WARE of all kind in hi line, and rlo repair
ing with neatness and dlsp -tch. tjpon the mosi i
onable terms. Healso keeps oh hahd STOVES of
w.rinas nalterns and styles. V.tict he Will Sell upon
term to snlt purchas-rs. .
GiVe him a call. He is good metHlc. and de
serving of the public Patronae'tAlY,R MfT7
Bloomrourg. May 9. 18CS. ly. :
M
ISS LIZZK PETERMAN,
U7nM nniwiira hi the iaJie o Bloomsburg and
the publie generally, that cho ha Just received Irom
the eastern ciie ner
Spring: and Slimmer
Stock f
MILLINERY GOODS,
consisting of all article s usitally found in first class
Millinery Stores. Her goods are 01 tne neat lmmj
and among the most handsome ana cneiperi m iu
market. Call and examine them for yourselves.
Nobody should purchase elsewhere before examin
ing Miss Peterman' stock oi good Bonnet made
to order, on the shortest not Ice. or repai red.
store on Mam street. 3d door below the store 01
Mendenhall ft, Rupert.
Bloomsburg, May 2, 18(56.-If.
O ! FOR HUNSBEllGER'B
TOBACCO STOKE,
in RLOOMSBTj'RO. all Van who desire a superior
article of chewing or smoking tobacco. Hia cigar
are made np of the finest quility ol tobacco. Every
body In town knows where to go tn get a good .'aril
do. .He will sell at retail or wholesale to suit Hi ft
purchaser, he is not particular. Shopkeeper and
landlord Bene rally would do better bv purchasing
of him than of tbe peddler' and hucksters that trav
el through the country. They run no risk of being
cheated in what they buy. Patronise regulir lines
if you wish to get the wor b or your money,
Ky More on Main Street, a few doors belOwlhe
"American House." . ..
n, H.J1UNSBERGEB.
Mayl. I8f6.-3m.
ESPY HOTEL,
Epy, lhimbiii Co. Pa.
The underrigued having become role proprietor of
this well known and conveniently located aland.
respectfully informs hl friend, and the nubile In
general, that he has put his houe in complete order
for the a crOm monition of boarder, aad for the recen.
lion and entertainment of traveller who may feel
uispoasn 10 isvor it witn tueir custom. No expense
ba been spared in preparing this Hotel for the enter.
taintnenl of yiierts, and nothing shall be wanting, on
his pipt. to minister to tbeir personal comfort. Tha
location, a well as the building, is good one, and
all together is amply arranged to please, the public.
, , ISRAEL MUMEY.
Epy. April 11, 1866. tf.
T PRIVATE SALE.
. The underisigned offi rs at Private Sale or exchange
for town property, a TRACT OF LAND situate in
urange mwnsnip, midway between Light Street tad
Oiangeville, containing about,
FIFTY ACHES,
it is in a good state of cultivation. 1 here Is a rood
HOUSE and other out-building on the prentias ;
also a stream of running water at the door.
There ia also a good &W MILL with 19 fe-t fall
water power on tbe tract Adi'ress John C. Albert
son am the premises, or the undersigned illrolk ville,
Columbia county. Pa.
07 uimediaie iiogeglon given cf lh land and
Mill. .
. , D. L. EVERIIART.
Oranj; Twp. May 9. 13' 6, if
c. Ci M Alt it's
(have opefted a new Ptrtre at the old stand of Da
vid Stroup, on Main street. Blooinxburg, add will
keep on land a general assortment of
Such, a Dry Goods. N njons. Groceries. Tiri-ware,
Hardwar.e, Cedar and Willow Ware, Dragsi
Confectionary. Glass-Ware, Tobacco Hats 4c
Shoes. Flour, fait. Fish aad Meat ; all of
which I propose stfilmj at a very low figure for
carb or prnduec
l r Call and . C. C. MARR.
Bloomsburg. April 18. ia66-.tr.
ISTETOBS OFFICES.
D EPINEUIL & EVANS,
Civil Engineers and Patent Solicitor
No.435 WALNUT STREET. rBiiBELPBii. i
PATENTS solicited Consultations on Engineering
Draughting and Sketches, Models and lifachinery
of all kinds m Ana and skilfully attended to. Special
attention given to KEJtCTED CASES and INTER.
FERENCkS. Authentic Copies of ail Documents
from Patent tiffice procured. .
N. B. date yourscltes useless trouble aadtraV.
eting expenses a there ia no actual heed Tor person,
al interview with us. All business with these Offi
ces can be transacted in Writing. For rurther in for.
mation direct aa above, with sump enclosed for Cir
cular with references.
April Id, Ii6,-ly, J W.
W
ALL, TAI3ii.
THE undersigned respectfully announces to the
p-iblic that he keeps constantly on band, al his
old stand, tone door below Lutz's Drug (Store.
Wall paper,
Oil Cloth, and Paper Window Shades, Cords. Tas
sel and Fixtures, for Pictures., ftc., or the very
latest style, and ia prepared. to do aU kind of paper
banging to order.
E. J- TH0RT0X.
Ploom-burj. April 4 lf66. tf
Administrator's Notice.
Instate of leazer JL, JTess, late of Centre
ticp.dee'd.
LETTERS of administration have been granted
by the . Register of Columbia co.. to Charles H.
Hesa. of Mifflin townrhip : All person haviag claims
against the estate of the decedeat, are requested to
make them known to tbe administrator without de
lay ; and those indebted to the estate will make im
mediate payuieni to
CH ARLES II. llESs.Jtdm'r.
May 10, lr!C6.-r;w.
The under. igrted Respectfully anno'ince that he
has reflated a shop, m Court House alley, opposite
the Exchange Hoel. where he ir prepared to con
duct the barbering buinss In all its branch e.
The art of coloring whiskers and uiotistacne is
practiced by him most skillfully. He also cleans
clothing, making them look nearly as good as new,
upon the mort reasonable terms. Give bun a trial.
IT" Ha r Tonic of the very best quality, us d fr
clean ng hair, kept const ully on hand, and for s.. j
S.C.COLLIN3.
Cloomsbur:, April 25, 1881. tf.
0 3,000 siiingi.es & a large
LOT OF FENCING BOARDS FOR
sl. The undersigned offers for sale upon the
mort reasonable terms, al his place of business, iu
MEXTf-N. COLUMBIA COUNTY, one hundred thou
sand shingles and a large lot of fencing boards, of
the very best quality, troth pine and hemlock.
J. j. Mchenry.
Benton, May 9. 1 800.
'JO
lumdekmen.
H W. CREASY fc TO . at Light Street, desire
to purchase Sh.lKMj Noji Ha wed Shingles. 24 inches
long; lDO.fjiO WHITE PINE SCAN 1 LING,. 16 feet
lonK esch. 3x4. 4x4, 4x5. ft. 4 x 6 ; 50,000 1 1-2 ft 2
inch PlNc PLANK, all of a good quality.
II W. CREASY ft CO.
Light Street. May 9, 130d. 4U
AliailXISTIUTOK'S XOTICK.
Estate ofSdiXuH RrmUf. tf Scott rtwntkip dectatod,
LETTERS ef Administration on Ibeestate of Samuel
Reniley . late of Scott township, Columbia co.,
deceased, have been granted by Register of Col dm.
bia county, ts the undersigned; all persons haviag
claim against the estate of the decedent are re
quested I" present 'tbem for settlement, and those
indebted to the estate will uuke Immediate payment
to the Administrator.
JOSEPn LILLY. Adm'r.
April 03. lflfiC w $3
'J
'O FARMERS
The high price of Potatoes warrants a liberal use
Concentrated fertilizer.
need along tb rows or bills, and covered when cul.
tivating ; id like tuaauer "on corn. Prepared by
WILLIAM ELLIS ft CO.. Cbemuts. No. 794 and
722, Market Street, Philadelphia: and for sale by
- ... r . . .n. . .. . -
A. B. m,- 1 t,x, Jlgtnt,
KlooJiaburg, I'a.
May IS, l6o.-3m.
faisiti at private sale.
'HE subscriber otter at Private Sale, a Farm siv
nsted in Oransa Tirn fnl m ! 11 nil., hnm
Rnhrthnrr and 3 from rirmf,11 t.w
ONE HUNDRED AND SIX ACRES,
Sixty of which is cleared and. well improved, the
balance is well timbered. There are ou the premise sv
commodious new buildings a good orchard and a
large young apple and peach orchard, of six jara
growth, beginning to bear.
OrDt twp, March 2S, 18W