: LOCAL DEPAXlTRlENr
B L.QQM SBUROj:
.Wednesday, July "10 1 ,Q 6 6.
JSWa3 TO JP0HRESP0NDENT3
IiriL-,:oy Benton. Linos orr'tlie 'death
'of "Little Lizzie" will jaot be 'published un
less paid, fur, Thu is a fixed end invariable
rule with printers, and if departed from, we
"will to p&bad.'.tfli ci-owd- our columns with
this kind of reading or do injustice to our
patrons. If -with this understanding you de
sire them published,, pleasse notify us accord
ingly. ' . r,
.. Joitn S. The ne?t copper ores on earth
'are found rear Lake Superior.
KstJvv-NoTinxo. op Catavisa. You
are wron. The spirit of party, always arises
from one or .other of these ; cau.-es ; lust of
'poweppr.sonaHambition ; envy -of rivals ;
'avarice ;or corruption j.ahdiiconunon to all
forms of government.. .. - -
CS?Trio 6r1nul Indian riamc of Ericr
ycreeJc - was - "Kawaniahoning. ' ' Something
"of a jaw-breaker.. -
Iu 5"ew ,ToVk, en the 9th inst. , there
"was thirtyasesirf siur-trokev twenty-seven
proving fatnt - - . - ;" ',"
We wonder whether the' writer of
the "notice of -the local pre.s," which the
first number of the- Colvm b'an contained,
"will construe the article we publish this week,
Trorn the Normtcs-n Register, into a "left
landed attack."", on Mr. BuckaLEWV
SiT" The Festival of the German Re
formed Church, held luU week in Snyder's
Hall, was patronized very liberally. Almost
"every variety of J-efreshments were offered to
the public, and all se'oiuetl Interested in mak
ing it a sa5cii c!- r' l": I " ' - .
ITTe taVepleAitira in recommending
to the pubher richer s' Patent Self-Sealing
Fruit Preserving Cans as being the Lest and
most convenient can offered. A. 31. Rcfert,
of this place, ftdvertlTCS them for sale in this
week's paper. -
JKaT It ;will Ixj seen y kkin; ovr cir
new advertisements, that Mr. Ely will open
Lis school in East Bloomiiharg on the 30th
ins ;' alsov Mr. Garrison wi3 commence his
school in the basement of the Academy at
the same time. They are exemplary young
men, with considerable practice iu teaching
nd entirely worthy of patronage.
A band of Gypsies were, last week,
encamped near this place, and many of our
citizens were relieved of some of their small
-change by engaging them to tell their for
tune?. Quite a number of horse jockies,
&ci', were figuring with them, but if anybody
has made much off of the Gypsies we sup
pose we'll hear tell of it.
ESy.It 13 generally believed that ths lay
ing of the .""Atlantic Cable" will soon be
finished. The present attempt promises a
seemingly successful result. It is rumored
that, bythe first of August, we will be In
instantaneous communication with London
and Paris.
On a Visit.- Samuel Groul, oldest
son of our townsman, Jacob Groid, is on a
visit to his parents, from the South, where
lie has been living for the past six or seven
lyears. - He looks well bears quite a South
cm air. We understand that he succeeded
in keeping but of the Confederate army.
Henry Giger, of diis-town, has a
Wge and varied assortment of Summer hats,
caps, boots and shoes, all of which he will
pell very cheap for -ca.h. No finer lot o
hats and shoes was .ever introduced in this
market. He is deserving of patronage for
the interest he takes in procuring articles o:
good quality, and of good. taste. Give him
a call, all ye that need something in his line,
See his advertisement in to-day's paper.
JDs"" According to the RepuUtcan, of last
week, II. W. Tracy, objects to Robert F.
Clark being a candidate for Congress, be-
eafise, he pays, "Claris ha3 not Vctlom
enough. " Well, from the appearance o
the two gentlemen, we believe Mr. Tracy
has a bigger bottom than Mr. Clark, but
we advise, .them to cease quarrelling about
this important qualification, for, if it comes
to that, we can tell them that their bottom
are both too small to bo placed on a seat in
Congress. J' :i '
JCSy We regret to learn that a son of Mr.
Benjamin Krumm, of Montour township,
whilo carrying a grass scythe, one day last
week, stumbled and' fell, cutting his right
hand in rather a serious manner. The cut
is a fearful one but not so bad as to do any
perious injury to the hand. The wound was
'dressed by Dr. Harrison, of this place.
Persons handling cd;ed tools of this kind,
.cannot be too careful with them. We fro-
'qtfcntlyjhear of serious accidents happening
through the Careless handling of edged tools.
fc3" Any person who has been a constant
fcnd.. careful reader of our paper knows that
weare not given to 'puffjng" individuals or
their busmess ; but we cannot refrain from
Eaying a. word commendatory of our friend,
Stethen IL 3IILLEK, of this place. ' lie has
one of the best- selected assortment of goods
io dc iouna in mis scciion, and Lis salesmen,
Charlie "and Ike,' arfi 'amom the 'most
pleasant and acc6tofii6dafltig ; I)ry Goods of
tvery: description, fancy and plain, -can be
fotfnd at Ws cstabjiihmeht.' V '-".;
tcj We understand that the Conserva
tives of this district are making their boasts
that the men, who control the Democratic
party have promised them the preference if
they Wiirjointhe Democracy. This may all
be so. W e have no doubt, from what we
feee. that a few -self-important individuals
imagine that s they cirry the Democracy of
thi3 District m their breeches pockets and
carl transfer: It at any time, and to any sort
of a renegade and black-leg that they think
proper. i We believe,; however, that thejp:a
p7e matrd the Democracy,- and the people
will take enre 6? if, the course of a few Indi
viduals to the . contrary notwithstanding.
While our Democrats give all praise to the
manifest re form of the Conservatives in our
midit, th-ey will curse every Demwrat who
shall be willing M degnde himself by stray
ing frcni the true paths of Drmocrary to
rrr.- ft- -,
The "receipts of the late German Re
formed. Festival amounted to about $430. ,;"
JBSf An exchange dubs the Johnson Re
publicans ai the while Republican party.
EH- We desire that all subscriptions to
the oTAlt OF TllE JNORTII be "' immediately
W. II. Jacoby.
JCSS" A Xery respectable delegation of citr-
zens started, in last evening's train, for the
Democratic 31ectingin Reading to-day".
Wanted At this office, a good eiaed, m
telligent and industrious boy, to -loam the
printing business. .
JCS?" We regret to learu thafe An'jDRkw
Freas, of Center township was, frr. last Sat
urday, kicked in the face hy -a colt while lead
ing it from the stable 'to Vatcr, breaking his
jaw bone afcd fcadly mangling his cheek.
Next Saturday is the day appointed
I for Doctor John to deliver the book.s and
accounts, belonging to the Assessor's office,
over to Mr. Clark. Hope they'll have
happy time. ' , . .
-3?" The farmers of this county should
not forget that Mr. A. S. Kester, of Blooms
burg, is the General Agent for the sale of
Eili i Fertilizer. It is said to be valuable ;
he has a large supply on hand; - , ;
S- E. W. Wynkoop Sc Co. ViH: com
mence their next term of graded school on
nn i ci . . T i .1 n-r-t t 't
Antra crreet, omy sum; ims scnoot nas
been in operation for several years and has
proved very succestfiik ' '
Jim Tiane, of Kansas, died a few
days ago, from the effects of a pistol shot re
ceived at hi3 own hands. He shot himself
in the mouth, the ball passing out through
the top of his head. He was one of the
worst kind of Disunioniirts. Thus, one by
one, thce troublesome and dangerous men
to the country, are dropping off, unlamcnted
aud unsung. ,
BSU Tiie Montour, and Colorado Gold
Mining Company received, at their office,
in Philadelphia,, a fewda3"s ago, twenty-sewn
h undred ounces of gold dust from their mines
in Colorado. Everything is working finely,
and tho net profits of this season's labor
from the mines promises to exceed that of
any other Company operating in the gold
region. This is desirable stock.
ES- Our Democratic friends will rcmcm
be r that we publish Brick Pomeroy's choico
articles, as well as many others from the
ablest political writers in the country. There
fore, sirbscribe for the Democrat and Star.
Remember also, that the local news is neith
er so interesting nor so important in a for
eign paper as it is in your home organ.
J5y Charles S. Harder has lately grad
uated as a physician, and located at Rohrs
burg, this county. Mr. II. is a veteran
soldier, a printer by trade, and late a doctor
by profession. He formerly was employed
in the Star office and during his leisure
hours devoted his time to the reading of
medicine. Dr. J. It. Evans was his pro
ceptor.
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32f Col. Freeze has been appointed as
Agent f r the New York Mutual Life Insu
rance Company. It is stated to be one of
the best, safest and most judiciously conduct
ed Companies in existence. A number of
policies are now in his hands, which the in
sured arc requested to call at his office and
take up. See advertisement ia another col
umn of this paper.
JCSS" In conversation with a young soldier
the other day we were told that he intended
to vote for Hiester Clymer ; that he had
voted ever since he had a vote, with the Re
publican party ; that he was satisfied in his
own mind, that the Democratic party was
the true Union friends ; and that hereafter
he should cast his vote for the Democracy.
We will not mention his name.
5" The editor of the Repidnlcim re
ceiving his reward for aiding Lis neighbors
m this place a few years ago, with his news
paper in proscribing, black-mailing and point
ing out prominent Democrats for duped and
obedient soldiers to arrest. The other chap
got a portion of his pay a'ooufe four years ago
this Fall.
,:Oh! pull off the coat boys and roll up
ths sleeves
The day of retribution is a coming ?'.' '
Tiie Gold market, on Saturday and Mon
day last, was net very active, but was more
steady than it has been for sometime past.
The quotations run, during the past four
days, a3 follows : H.52, 41.525 to $1.63.
Government bonds are being firmly held at
the slight advance they reached a few days
aro. Railroad and other stocks are steady.
Not on the advance, but assume rather a
downward tendency. -
The Lancaster Daily Ej-prevt an
nounces Thad. Stevens as a candidate for
United States Senator. It is certain that
his friends have his consent for the use of
his name in this connection, and his claims
will be rigorously pressed. If a Democrat
cannot be elected, let us have old Thad.
We, as a party, can gain much more strength
and support) by having such men as Stevens
to fight than we cab hy opposing men who
are constantly shirking the Lsue and denying
facts. Go in Thad., swim or sink!
Attention, Soldiers ! In. another
column of the Democrat and Star will be
seen a call for a Convention of Soldiers of
this county. The object of the meeting is
to select delegates to the Soldiers State
Convention, which will meet in Harrisburg
on the 1st of Augttst next' The soldiers of
this county will meet at the Court House in
Bloomsburg on Saturday, the 2Sth inst
Let there be a good turn-out. The object of
the State Convention i3 a ood one and can
but - meet the approbation ' of every sol
dier when once fairly understood. The
'boys in blue" are in favor of the restora
tion policy of President' Johnson' jni all
measures looking towards the. re-establish
ment of the Union under the Constitution.
The objects of the war for which, they fought
are being denied by the Radicals in and 5ut
of Congress. The Soldier i3.told to-day, by
the actions of Stevens, Sumner & Co., that
-
he did not fight for the Union, but, to the
- It has been deeded in a Republican
caucus to adjourn Cojresa'on of, about the
23rd inst. On the 1 1th inst, Postmaster
General Dennisoii 'etrit in his resignation,
which was willingly accepted by the President
and on the 14th inst, he sent to the Senate
the nomination of Hot;l A. W. Randall, of
Wisconsin, 'as Postmaster General, in place
of Dennison resigned. It is stated on reliable
authority that the President will force Attorney-General
Speed, Secretary Harlen and
Stanton, to follow thecj:ample of Dennison at I
an early day. Hq is hound to ptwity his
Cabinet. Let it be dono.
a? We learn that a certain assistant, con
nected with the Assessor's office-, of this place,
was lately heard singing the followig,thougli
with much less gusto than he used to sing
"Rally 'round the flng, boys, -attributing
the words in reference to traitors, to Demo
crats and Democratic soldiers ;
' Lincoln was a patriot,
I gloried in his name,
I took the quill, to crush free will,
And laid aside the plane.
But John.son is a traitor,
For he will obey the laws.
I must drop the pen and take the plane
ur eise espouse ms cause.
Painful Accident. An elderly lady by
the name of Mrs. Jonas Snyder, of Bethle
iKim, sortnampton Uounty, while visiting
the family of Mr. Freas Brown, at this placc(
wet with a painful accident, on Wednesday
last, by mistaking a door leading into a eel
lar-way instead of an adjoining room. In
stepping into the cellar-way she fell, dislo
cating the elbow and wrist joint of one
her arms, besides fracturing the bone at the
wrist Drs. Harrison and McKelvy were
called in. She is doing as well as might be
expected. It was a very painful accident
but the lady bore it all with a great deal o:
patience.
Sarsaparilla. We have heard this &
mous root spoken of as a "humor remedy'
for Hianj years but we find there are, among
physicians, conflicting opinions as to its effi
cacy. One tiling is certain, it has stood
long and severe resting, having been in use
more than two hundred years.' It would
have long since have been cast asidu, if it
was worthless. A chemical manufacturing
house, of high repute, at the "Hub," have
recently conceived the happy idea of com
bining it with the "iodide of lime," a new
ly-discovered agent of tonic and alternative
propertied This seems to bo just the com
bination jieeded, as it is admirably adapted
to alter or break up diseased action wherever
it may be found in the system. Sarsaparilla
iodine, lime, it is certainly difficult to con
ceive of a more scientific blending of impor
tant medicinal agents. It is a matter o
wonder that something of the kind has not
been proposed before ; but the progress of
chemical science moves slowly as do all oth
er branches of discover'. Everything must
w:iit its time. Tho Sarsaparilla and Iodide
ot .Lime is sold r-y the druggists.
31 A 11 1! 1 L I) .
On the 3d inst. at the public house of Mr.
Lourtrtght, in V nkesl-arre, by ElJer
V: France, Mr. Francis Magkor, of L?h
man, .Luzerne County, and Mrs, Nancy A.
Frentiss, of'Bloomsburg, Columbia County
At the White Haven Hotel. June 20th.
1806, by Rev. James 31. Salmon. Mr. Dan
iel 1'. Leacock. and Misa Henrietta
Brace, both of Wyoming, Luzerne Count'.
At Town Hill, July 4th. 18G, by Rev. E.
V adsworth, Mr. W.M.J. SEAWARD, of Fair
mount, Luzerne County, to Miss 3Iary II
1'riest, ot Sugarloat, Columbia County.
At the public house of John Ler?ott in
Jola, Columbia County, on the 4th inst. bv
Rev. 11. A. Stokes. .Mr. James Trivel-
tiece, and 3Iiss Hannah J. Greenley,
botn ot I'ine township, Columbia County.
In Bioomst,urg, July 5th, 18GG. bv Rev.
S. C. Swallow, Mr. Syt.vanus P. IIawley.
ot Helena. Arkan.as, to .Miss Dora Woodin,
of Berwick, Pa,
On the 31 inst, by the Rev. J. R. Pimm.
Mr. Robert Gillaspy, of Buckhorn, to
Harriet HIUTON, ot lJioomsburg.
At Fairmount, Luzerne county, in July
Ist.n. by Rev. A. V.. Rnr.m. Mr. "Wit.t.taw
S. Kase, of Benton, and Miss MahthaAl-
bertton, of Sugarloaf, both of Columbia
county.
DIED
In Light Street on the 2nd inst, James
II. Pullin, aged 3 years and 6 months.
f" In Bloomsburg, on the 9th inst. , Mary A.
liUOBST, ageJ b years, weeks and 4 days.
BLOOM SBPRG jMAKKKT.
WffEAT,per bushel. 3 0
RVK. 1 50
t.XjRV, 1 it)
BUCKWHEAT. - ICt)
FUll'R per bh. J4 W
ni)VER-KED, 5 50
FLX EED 3tH
BUCKWHEAT Flour. 3 CO
nUTTER. -I.GCS
lOTAT0R5. -DRIED
A IT J. Ed,
MAMS
HACO.V, . -HAY
by the ton.
I.ARO. per lt-
25
- 23
3 m
- 2.'
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2j
To the Soldiers of Columbia
County:
A Convention of honorably discharged
Soldiers and Sailors who favor the objects of
the call for a Soldiers' State Convention, at
Harrisburg, Pa., will meet at the Court
House, in Bloomsburg, at 2 o'clock on Sat
urday the 28th of July,forthe purpose of se
lecting delegates to the said State Conven
tion, and for the transaction of other busi
ness. Let all come who believe the true objects of
the war were Peace and Union ; who believe
that neither radical legislation nor rebel can
non can put a State oukdde the Union ; who
oppose blotting eleven utars from the 'flag
which we followed through every Stata in the
South ; who oppose negro suffrage or negro
equality and the men who advocate radical
doctrines ; who Le!ieve in President John
sons restoration policy, and his vetoes, es
pecially that of the Freedmen's Bureau Bill,
which would squander millions on able bod
ied negroes, while the land is full of needy
soldiers, their widows and orphans ; in short
who prefer the leadership of President John
son, Grant, Sherman, Meade, and a host of
others, to that of Gen. Bitler, Geary, Grecly,
Thad. Stevens, and like spirits "at the oth
er end of the line. "
C. B. BROCKWAY.
July 18, 18G6. Chairman Committee.
Columbia County Democratic
Convention. " ' '
V" OTICE in hereby five ttat h nemorratie elee
x tor in and for the vf-verl) borough rd ela lion
districts uf Columbia County, will met l their uwu
at pit' n f holding ih enrai e'enionion SAT
URDAY. THE 23TH DAV- t'F AUGUST, J;W. be
tween the bourn f 3 tail 7 O clock, ia the afternr.nn
of fairt ilny. for the purp"re of choosing BY BAL
LOT two lef'tatrs fro o ra:h Election District, to
rae-t in County Conrention, ' the K17RT HOtE.
in Kloomsbrlrg. on MUNDAI i TIIE VTTU VY OK
AU:t9 T. ltfil. at I o'clock. I'. M.. for the purpose of
making the asudl anBnal norornatloba of the Demo
craue party of Columbia County. "
E.H, IKKI.EK. Crat44.
WitUiSi Liao5, lAftEL Za.
C P Mooan, . Jobm II. UsTtt,
. 1 -cw Tttwiwom - SlanJinfOm-rttiit:
Z7 Tne D-lecates will pm: on at the -Korka
ien whrre arrangement feve ben mt fr;";r
1 Call for a State Convention
' , Of B0!0ABLt DISCUARfllD . 1
OFFICERS, SOLDIERS AND SISAMEtf
OF PENNSYLVANIA. ' '
: The floMien ConTention whirh met in Pittsburg,
on the 5ihof June last, and which pledged their coin
ratles'in tbii Kuu to the support of the raiftcal nieaa
area of Cmigrea, in opposition to the jat and con
stitutional policy of President Johnson, and wMrll
promised their votes to John V . Geary, the radical
candidate for Governor, misrepresented the senrt
inents of the great inns ftf the officer and soldiers
of Pennsylvania In order that a true ex predion of
opinion iniht be had from the late defendei of the
(nvernaient in the fiulri. and to counteract the injury
Dtlempted to be done to the cause of the Union, it
was deemed advisable by the late ollie -r and soldiers
of the rVderal army iu this State to hold another
t'oavemiou
A preliminary nive'ine olT'tnrned fifTicirrs ai4 sol-til-
rs. with ihm lijoct in riew.wn hol.len on Thr
nay, tiie 2.-th of June, when it wn rsolved to hold
A State Convention at ILirrUjurg, on
Wednesday, the first day of August next.
nt 10 o'clock. A M.. to be eompr.Hed of such honorably
c!isthari-d officers, soldiers nd seamen of Pennsyl
vania, as subscribe to th fallowing doctrtie. y. :
1. vv ho are in favor ir carrying Mit,i good Tailh.
the joint resolirtion ,f Couriers, adopted July 2.M.
IS0I. which decWedtha', ''Thl war is not proseen
ted on our part many sptrix of pTreion. not f,tt
any purpose ' co-iquest or suhjnjation. .ut to de
fend and maintain tiie supremacy of the Cnngtiuition
and topTeserve the Union, with all tliu ilisnity.
equality, and rights of the several Putea I'nimpair
eil " 'lllese were the condition T the bond the sol
diers figneil and senled in blood with the govern
ment, and a refual now to carry them oat ia a frus
violation of a solemn agreement ;
2. Who are in favnr of restoring the fllrtes lately
in rrbi lllon to all their conventional reUtlons with
the Federal Union as ihey slot d bi fore the war broke
out, acco-din to the humane anil constitutional poli
cy laid down by President Johnson ;
3 -Who are in favor of leprt'scniatives from the
Boa th. loynlto the constitution and the laws, being
immediately received by C-ntrf ;
4. who approve President JoHPson's vetoes oTtho
Friedman's Bureau and Civil Rights Bills ;
5 Who are opposed to any interference, by T7on
pres. with tie r wilts of the States reserved by the
Lontiliui..n. and who are opposed to the right of
suffrage b. ing conferr. d upon the negro ;
O And who are in .favor of the d.-ctmn of Hiester
Clymer. Deui cratic candidate for Governor of Pen h
sylviinia, th repreaentative of the constilutioual
and coiuervative dm trine stated above.
Each county wilt be entitled 10 send seven dla.
gntes to the Convention ; nnd where a county has
more than one mei.ib-r in tin House ir R. preaenta-tiv,-s.
sucl, cortnty will be entit'ed to seven dtl-'gatt s
for each additional member. TTie delegates are to be
selected bv I lie honorably di hurri-d officers, sol
diers and "seamen of the counties respectively.
In addition to the di-letes elected.all othef- hon
orably discharged 'fllcer, oldi"rs anit'seamen who
sympathise v.tn the object iu view, are invited t
Harrisburg Oil that occasion.
" " 8 Gkm . W. XV, lAVI3, Prest.
Capt. J. A CuittAM. I
C. B. llROtEWT, I
July 18, ISG15.
See;
A LECTURE
TO YOUNG MEN,
Just PubUshed.U i!ttld Srelnpe Pritt sti eenli.
A Lecture on the Nature. Treatment, and Radical
Cure of Sperinat.rihoa. or (Seminal Weakness. In
voluntary r.rnisrion. Sexual Dcbilitv, and Impedi
ments to .Marriage generally. Nervousness. Con
sumption. Kpiledsy. and Fts ; Mental and Physical
Incapacity, resulting from Self Ab.ise. &c Hy R.OB
EUT J CliLVl-.RWELL. W. 1 Author of the
Green Book." co '
Tne World-reno ned author, ia this admirable Lec
ture, c early proves from his own experience 'hat
the awfui ronSequenc.es i'f Self Abuse may be fi- t
ually removed without medicine, and without itan
geroussa gi"4' operations, bougies, instruuients,
rings, or cordials, pointing out a mode of cure at
once certain and effectual, by wnlcli every sufferer,
no matter what his condition may be, may cure hijn
solf i heapl y. privately, inn radically. THISLUU
TURK WILL I'RuVt: A BOON TO THOUSANDS
AND THOUSANDS
gent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to any ad
dress, post paid, on receipt of six cents, or two post
age stamps, by addressinc
C1IAS J. C. KLINE tc CO,
127 Bowery. New York, Post Office bi x, 4.c6.
July 18. iet. ly
TO YES AND TINWARE.
A. M. RUPERT,
Announces to his many friends and numerous rttt
tniner that he continues the above business at his
old place of business on MAIN r-TltEET, BLOOUS
BLRIi. .
His customers aud others can be accommodated
with
FANCY STOVES
. A Vi
' K '4
article found in all well regulated STOVE V"""Tf
AND TINWABK I STAKI.lt-HMfcNTd in the titles,
and on the most reasonable term.
Ky- alDUTING, for houses and b rns. will be put
gi on short notice. Also, all kinds of repairing done
promptly and upon liberal terms.
He also keeps n hand a larze supply of Milk
Pans, of different sizes and prices ; besides a flue as
sortment of Fisher's Patent felf-dealing Fruit Pre
serving Cans. Give bim a call
Jul IH IrttiO.-tf.
L003ISBURG ACADEMY".
A Select School in the basement of this Inrtitntmn
will couimi-nce on
MONDAY, JULY ZO, 1SG5,
and continue eleven week.
RATLS OF TUI riON.
Primary Scholars. v $150
Common Eoglish Braocbes. 3,('U
tiigtier. i UU
o reduction for absence except In case of pro-
trarted sii'Riii-ss.
Pupils can enter school at any time before the mid
dle uf the term.
J. GARRISON, Ttntkee.
Blonnisbtirg. July lf?r,6 3t.
LIFE INSURANCE.
f yon wih to live loni and die happy, go without
delay and
i:SLKEYOLK LUC
in the best Company in t he world.
THE MUTUAL LI FK IV.-CRANCE COMPANV OF
NEW YORK.
ITS CASH ASSETS ARE 015.000 000.
aad its annual dividend for the fiscal year of IPSJ
amnants to seventy five per cent, on all participat
ing premiums, being thelargest dividend ever de-
Urei by any company for thi- sum length of lime.
to' further iiitormutinn apply to
JOHN G. FREEZE, Sffmt.
July Id, I'Gti. 3m. bloomsburg. Pn.
WOOL CARDING.
The subscriber having purchased the well estab
'he
;d i
lished stand, known as
"KAMI'S FACTO II Y,
near Rohrsburr. Columbia County, and having pnt
tbe machinery ii first-rale repairs, i prepared to do
in the best manner, and upon the shortest notira.
Those favor inc bim wnn tueir castum msy rely rn
having their work well doue.
UClbl 11. B.11MJ3.
GreepwooH. June K.
QREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
SE rr J NO MA CJ1 WE S.
Empire Shut! le tachine !
S A l.ERtlOM-. 536 Broadway. N. Y., '
T250 Wa-hineton tt eet. Hoston,
931 Che. nut Street, Philadrlpbia,
, PATENTED FEB. 14, I8o0.
THIS MACHINE is constructed on entirely new
principles nf mechanism, pnsesing mhnv rare
and valuable impri vements, having been exuuined
by the most profound experts. . and pronounced I o
be
Simplicity nvd I ertrction Combined.
It has a straight Iteeril". perpendicular nttiofl.
makes the Lot K or Silt TTLE pTITCII. which will
neither RI f aor RAVEL, and is a ike on both elites :
performs perfect fcwing on every description cf
material, from leather to the finect Nansook muslin,
wi;h cotton, linen, or silk thread, fro'ii the coarsest
to the finest number. Having neither CA1 or COG
WU EEL, and the least possible friction, it runs as
smooth as glass, and is
Lmphaticouy a iSoistlcss Machine.
ft requires FIFTY PER CENT, less power to drive
t than any other machine in the market. A rirl
twelve years of age can work it stesai y. without
fatigue or Injury to health
Its Strength and wonderful Simplicity nfConstrnc-
tioo renders i". almost impossible to get out of order.
and is GUARANTEED by the company to give en-
ire sNtislai lion.'
We respectfully Invite all those who may desire to
supply themselves with a superior article, to com e
and examine this UNRIVALLED MACHINE.
One half hour's instruction Is sufficient to enable
any person to work this machine to their entire rat
slaction.
Agents wanted for all towns M the United States.
here agedi-ies are not already etailit!i:d. Alsi,
for Cuba. Mexico.' Central mt South America, to
whom a liberal discount will b' given.
OJP1RE SbWING MACHINE MF'fl CO..
53b liroddway, N. Y,
1 00,000 SHINGLES & A LARGE
LOT OF. FENCING BOARDS FOR
sale- The undersigned offers for sale tf tire
most reasonable terms, at him place of business, in
BENTON. COLUMKI A COUNTY, oae hundred thou
sand, shingle and a large lot of fcrcieSr bM. f
JULY'S SELECT SCHOOL,
Vila commence JULY 30th, 18Ct.
' EAST BLOOM SCHOOL, . , '
i v ' - . BLOOMSBURG, Pa, t
ATES OF TUITION AS FOLLOWS :
rrtmary Ptiplfs ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '32S6
Tkoae studying Common Branches,
More advanced PepiJs, - - ,
History and Philosophy,
Algebra,
3 "J
.3 fid
4 00
s oo
NOTICE. No reduction In cases of protracted
illness, tine half of the money to be paid at the ex
pit etiott of one half of the term ; rest at expiration
'of the term.
S. V. ELY, Teacher,
July It. !8G6.-3t.
ROVESTEEN & CO.,
Piano-Forte Manufacturers,
499 Broadway 1 w York.
THK ATTENTION of the pnhlic and the trad is
invited toour NEW SOt,r:, SEVEN OCTAVE,
KOSEWO"D PI ANO FORTES, .whit h tir volume
and purity of tone are unrivalled by any hitherto ot'
fored iu tins maret. They contain ail Kite modern
improvements. Trench grand action, hurp peAal.il-on.
frame, over-sirung bass, etc., and each iuslruincut
being made uVi.leV tiie per-onal supervision of Mr.
J- II. Grovkstilen, who has a piatical experience of
over thirty years tn their manufacture, is fully war
ranted in every particular
THKGROVESTLEJf PUffO-FORTR"
Reocivkd the highest award or merit at Trie ceib.
Ratkd World's Fair
Where Were exhibited instruments from the best
makers of i melon, Paris, tJerinany. 1'hiladelpn.ia,
Haltimore, Itoiiton and New York ; and also at the
American I nstiute for hve successive years, the
olo and Sii.vr Mepals from both of which can be
seen at O'lt ware-rooiuS.
Kv the introduction of improvements we make a
still mors perfect Piano-forte, and by manufacturing
la'aely, with a slticty cah ystem. are enabled to
offer the e instruments atfl price which will preclado
ail competition .
Our price are from $100 to $200 cheaper than any
first class Piano-forte.
TEK.VI3 Net Cash in current funds.
Descriptive circulars sent free:
July II, If&i ly H. &. P.
ENRY GIGER,
Has opened a fnt class HOOT, SHOE,
HAT AHD CAP STORE,
At his o'd stand on Main Street Blooinsbuig. His
stock i composed of thu very latest and be style
ever offered tn ihe citizens of Columbia County. He
can accommodate tne public with the following kinds
and Drice :
Man's ciitf boots, fine.
4 a! ii. doMhle sole.
$5 Oti to 9.00
J 75 to 5 75
1.75 to 4.75
2 5(1 to 5,75
1 'JO to 3 0')
1.75 to 5.75
3.25 to 5 75
Boys rliild's bofAs.
M.'n's glove kid. Congress, 4lc
" " Hill. Shoes,
women'd boys and mises glove
kid tabling gnit rs.
Women's slove kid, very line,
' line goat morocco balinorsls,
men s morocco and calf shoes,
common shoes,
f 1 I .1 f - . I I'..
2 5H to 4 00
1.75 to 2 50
1 .50 to 50
Q.15 to 1 CO
Men's, tv omen's, misses', boys and child
slippers. 0,25 I o 1.1)0
He also keeps a great varitty of HATS, CAPS and
STRAW GOODS
or ev ry kind, at tbe lowett prices, both for Cash and
Country produce.
Kemenibei the atlraction is in our goo.l. Don't
be alarmed at the cry of high prices, bnt call and ace
for yourselves. Respectfully,
HENRY GIG ER.
Bloomsburg. July II. 1H06.
IIEAD ! AHEAD ! I
Latest and Grandest opening of the srason
at
BOGART So KREAMER'S
Cheap and Extensive Dry Goods Empori
um nt
Where they will offer th newest and mot desirable
styles and qualities of FOREIGN AMD DOMESTIC
DRY iO(IS,
embracing all the latest vdrletics and styles in the
niarKi-t.
Imhnrv Gnids line they offer the following,
among many om?r articles som by tnein, at
IMMC I'KICKS,
Plain Rlntk and Fancy Dress Silks.Calicoe of every
description and figure. Black and I'olored
Mohuir Alpaccas. Real trganoy Jaconet
Lawns ;
.lluliu, Mic linss, Pillow
Cane JIu si ills
and Linens. Ti king. Checks. Cotton Pantaloon
Stuff, l inen Drillings, Flannels. -'itton and
Lmcn Table t'inihs. For the latest style
of PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS,
for Ladies and Chi'dren, mil upon
BOGART & K REAMER.
They alt keep on hand a complete assortment of
.ofion and iocciic.
mnsis'ing, in part. Glove Hosiery of all kin-Is,
Iva lisiorsis. on in-1 Kibhona, Summer liatsfor men
women and children. Head dresses, lace vi's. pen-
knives, comb of eV,-ry description. pencils. pen paper
ant ink ; aio, Mi?nr? loi.-is-es, ;goi,.t si rups ) rait.
pepper and spices, .tlackerel f ;o I quality, cheese,
buit-r and err, hams. h iuld-;r and siJ.-s. ,
'J bey aim have a full assortment of
siii has axes, nails and spikes, screws,' hinges arid
bolts. I'alnts and Oils. Cedar Buckets and Willow
Uaaket'', ic. A.C.
ROGART & KREAMER,
sell cheap for Cash, or Country Prodilce. vhirh will
betaken in eX' hange for goods. Otve thi-niarali
and examine tlieir enensivc assortment for your
selves before purcbasiug els h-re
BoSART k KREAMER.
July 4..If6f.,-tf
rpiIE NE.W
Spring Sc Stimuicr Jlcjliciiie-
rLUIfi EXTRAS 2?
J.AI1SIAKILB.A
COMBINED WITH
IODIDE OF LIME,
PRy.PAhED FOR
C. W. PETTES, BOSTO.N,
By
JAMES R. MCHOLS Si CO.
Manufacturing CJinnistSj
MANUFACTCRF.R3 OF THE
EL IN J R PERUVIAN BARK
WITH
Protoxide of Iran,
Which has become so favorably known as &
WA'JCJtA'D KF.STORAT IJ'E.
By Thysicians aud Invalids in all patt of the court
try.
The new preparation. "Sarsaparilla In combina
tion with Iodide of Liuie," presents one of tPe niost
prompt alterative ageiiig. in form capable of exert
ing full action upon the system, and this in minute
and pleasant doses. It is rnnceded U'St the altera
tive resolvent, or tonic effects of Iodine are exert
ed nioct decidedly Wi.f n associated with ether alter
atives, in combination ; gull the Sarsaparilla secuik
to fulfill perfectly all Ihe favorable requisitions.
The first ffrct Usually observed when
SAR8APAK ILLA WITH IODlDE OF LIME"
is taken. Is an increase of appetite allowing that it
has tonic properties of a marked character, lis al
teratrve effects are uianilest in its ready combina
tion with the blood and tissues Pale, tcrofulou
women and children improve rapidly under its use,
anil ihe vital tun. lions assume a nralthy condition.
It is admirably adapted to a large number of chron
ic or acute aff- ciions peculiar to children It is suit
ed to them both by the mildness and efficiency of
medicinal effort and the pleasant, attractive form of
tne remedy. It may be given for a long period where
constitutional influences are desired, and no repug
nance, or (Jisincliual oii to take the sy.-up, encuun
ti-red. In White-Swedtngs. Hip-Joiut Disease, and
Distortions of tiie Spine.it should be given persist
ently, in moderate doses, until relief is obtained
In the Spring of the Year, and during the
Warm Weather, .
the accumulation of morbid matter fit tbe system
seems to become manifest and very Ironblesorrie Las
situde, Headache, Boil, Cos'ivenejs, Ijoss of Appe
tite, Pains in the Joints. Indigestion, etc.. ara very
common. Nothing ever devised is better adapted to
exterminate or drive off these aff..-ction than this new
coinhi' anon of SAR5 n AKlLI.A WITH IODIDE
OF LIME
preparation like it, er a-Aic appmimmte to if, as a
Alterative, or Blootl Purifiir,
ha tcrrb'farshten nUtred ritkin lt Tearktf intuhds.
Indeed, it is an entirely rkw and sciest.fic combina
tion, fn no respect reseuioliug anything bilheito em
ployed. The opinion of medical men concerning it. the de
scription of its ctieiuical character, therapeutic val
ue. maiifer of use, etc... are given in a circiilir,
which can be had at tbe store of aiy and all first
classDrafgists.
C7" Sold m Bloomsburg, wholesale retail, by
Eyer Sc. Mnyer, and all Druggists
June . IK. 6m.
JEAL ESTATE rOR SALE. - .
j Estate of "William Robison, deceased,
& Valuable i5iiirie Stands,
'On Main Street. Bloomrburg, itrjoininj the Court
House and nearly oppoBitd the Esrtange Hotel, '
TWO SMALL 110 USES AND L 0TS,
el Eldge Alley, known as the ."Spriftg I tts "''.
I ONE HOUSE AND UOT,
on Roc Street. Also TIMBER LAnTJ In Jay town-'
ship. EIX ennnty,
ABOUT FIVE HUNDRED ACRES,
well fimcered with White Pine and Hemlock, good
farming land .
'J he above property will he offers d at
PRIVATE SALE,
until the 1st of AUGCST ne'xl, on which day.iTncrt
sold, will be offerr I at
PUBLIC SALE .
on the premises, neartTit Court Hob.Se, at Iu o'clock
A.M.
iC7 Apply to the subscribers, or to Miss Isabella
Robison, liloouisburg. Pa-
ALi:X. KOKISOV, Maftcb Chunk, J .
A PARDEE. Harleton. " r"'
June G, IriOti. ta
Ci REAT ATTRACTION
J AT
iiioci:ii srliiti:.
THE undersigned begs leave to announce to the
citizen of Klooinstiurg and the surrounding
country that he keep consian ily on band nt his old
stand, on the south east corner of Main and Iron sis.,
a prime lot of
GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
Coffoe, Sugar. Syrups. Tobacco, Cigar. Dried Frtt it.
Coal Oil. Snuff, Spices, Butter. F.egs. Lard
Cheese, Dried Beef, Crarkers. Tlrqgs. Parlor
nnd Hand Lamps. Paints of all kinds',
and paint brushes. Dye Stuffs, Dry
Goods. Calicoes, Cloths for boy's "
wear. Soaps, Flour, Chop,
fiueensw ate. Glass, Put
ty, Salt. Fish. Meat.
Candies Bucket,
Brooms,
Hosiery. Books, Writing Paper, Ink, Hardware.
Pocket Knives. Combs, &c. fee. sec.
He keeps in fact everything appertaining to a first
class
Cirocery and Variety Store.
He is determined nol to be undersold. All kinds of
produce taken at the
HIGHEST MARKET PRICES.
Having just received anew tock. the people are
earnestly invited to call and satisfy themselves. By
strict attention tn business, he hopes hot only to re
tain his patronage but to increase it. He feels thank
ful for past fa vors, and with many years experience
in the business, he feels confident he can render sat
isfaction to all who favor him with tlieir patronage.
JOHN K. UlftTON,
Bloomsburg. June 29, IUG.
IL
1URRAIIFOR
CATAWISMA.
THIS WAY FOR BARGAINS
Goods to compare with stringency of the Money
Marfet, Look and compare prices before purchas
ing elsewhere. Jitrt rail at the favorite business
stand of McMinch Sc alh uman, and you will be met
by the obliging I'rrtrielnrs or their Clerks and shown
through their treat Variety Store free of charge, of
course, they will give you a fair chance to -pend your
looge change, they trust much more profitably than
it can be spi-tit elsewhere. Their
STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
this Spring i much larger in alt. Its varieties than
usual. TUei- Ladies Dress Good areof the nicest
styles in Market. They have a fine assortment of
1 1 a!, Caps, Hoots and MiOe,
Summer Cloths, Cnsinets, Casjniers nnd Vestings,
and numerous articles common to mch establish
ment!!, besides a general assortment of
HARDWARE, TINWARE,
Queensware nnd Groceries, nil at greatly reduce I
prices. They wiih to conduct tliei r business en the
system, of
"PAY AS YOU GO"
and they think they can afford to sell very cheap-.
They return their thankn for many prist favors, and
ask the future pntronage of their former customers
and the public g- nerally.
McNIXCII 4c SflUMAv.
May 16, ISfiG. tf.
A
ror oca
NEW AM) BEAUTIFUL WORK,
THE PICTORIAL BOOR. OF
OK TIIE REBELLION :
Heroic, Patriotic Political Romantic Iltiinorons Sc.
Tragical,
Splendidly IUustraXrd with vcr 3()0 fins Portraits and
icautiful F.ngracmgM '.
This work fo genial humor, tender pathos, start
ling interest, and attractive beauty, stand peerless
and alone among all its competitors. The Valiant
and Brave Hearted, the Picturesque and Dramatic
the Witty and Marvellous, the Tender and Taibetie.
The doll of Fame and Story. Camp. Pi ket. Spy,
Scout. Bivouac, and siege; Startling urprisers. Woi.
deiful Ksrapcs. Famous Words and Heeds ofVo
man. and the whole Panorama of the War here thri!
lingly oh. I startlingly portrayed in a masterly man
tier, at once historical and romatirt, rendering it ths
most airple. brilliant and readable book that the war
has called forth.
Disabled -fT:cers and soldiers. tearhrs, energutic
young fnerl. and all in want of profitable employ,
merit, wi.l find this behest chance to make nmury
ever yet oTTcred. deud Tor circulars and see our
terms. Address.
national Publish in 7 Co.
No, 607 Minor Street
PHILADELPHIA.
April 25. SiC, 3tn.
JJLOOM:SBURG FANCY TRIMMING
A?iD BOOK STORE,
Set ond door below ILirtmau'a Main Street.
Jusi received a new stock of
ZK.r'HVRS. WOOLEN AND COT.
TON YARNS, CORSETS,
LACES, EMBROIDERIES,
MUSL1V. EDGINGS. DRLSi
TRIMMINGS.
and every variety of articles usually kept in a
f a:cy STOEttt.
Als- Scnool Books. Hymn Rooks, Bibles, Sunday
School Books, arid a large lit of
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Acroint and Memorandum Books, Blank Deeds.
Ronds and Mortgages, and a general and well-selected
assort mcut of Paper, Euvclopes, 4te.
A.D.WEBB.
Bloomsburg, June 23, lSf.G. -tf
(JAMPAKJNS OF TIIE
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
BV WILLIAM SWINTOW
The Standard History of the Grand Army.
The greatest Work on the War.
Universally endorsed bv army officers an! the
ptess. THE AUTHOR 8 YS:
I dsirn in this volume to record what thv Ar
mv did and suffered in ten campaigns and two score
battles"
"I shall have to celebrate the unswerving Invaltv
of this army, that nfttiine when the bond of milita
ry cohesion failed, held it, uoshakon of fortune, to
a duty self imposed,"
I shall have to follow it through a checkered ex
perience, in a tale commingled of great misfortunes,
crest follies and great glories ; but from the first to
the last it will appear that. amid many buffets of for
tune, through "winter and rough weather." the Ar
my of ihe Potomac never gave up. but made a good
fight aud finally reached tlte soal
I HE -ARMY AMD NTI Jt 'URN AL PATS
"This is the only American critical work on the
late war, and it is thoroughly critical and entirclv
invested of all political hue or tone,"
This is the only History oflhrf "Grard Afmt and
no one who has borne a part in its conflicts, or is in-
ererted In its grand achievements, should be with
out it
This work sells itself. The people are lircd of
political and partisau histories, and want something
roin official sonrc-s. We have Agents clearing over
t.Od per month Send for circulars, and see our
terms and proof 'Tib rhove assertion. Address,
NATIONAL. FUBLIMIIVOCO.
07 Minor St, Philadelphia, Pa. .
July 4. I(C6 St.
f llll ! lliH ! ITCH!
L S -'BATCH ! SCKATCH ! SCRATCH !
WH EATON'S OINTMENT
Will ( ure The Itch in 48 Hours.
Also cures SALT RHEUM. ULCERS. CHIL
BLAIN'S, and all ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN. ?ri-e
50 cnl. For sale bv nil Druggist. By aending 00
cents to WELKS St POTTER. bole Agents. ITU Wash
ington street. Boston, it will bo forwarded Ev mail.
free of portage, lo any pari of tbe Uniled Slates.
June o, it?oo. ly.
JjOTEL & RESTAURANT KEEPERS,
Look to Your Interests !
'SlVK 300 PER ILXT."
1 HATE capital recipes for the manufacture of
Hrandy, Irish Whiskey and Old Bourbon. These
rei ipe ate used by all the leading dealers, an I you
buy from them the same article you can easily n'nVe
TUEVV STOVE AND TIN SHOP.
ON MAi V STRKBT. (NEARLY OPPOSITfi
MILLER'S tiTORB,)' BLOOMfiBuRG, FA. -
. THE inda'r'liigtied Was just fitted up. nd opn'ei.
his new ".'''.'''-'. -
stoVe A?vjd TLvsnop, r
in this oYace. w'befe he prepared to make , op W
TIN WARE of all kinds la fcis line, ad Sl repair
iee with neatness and dispntcb, upon tbe mosliss
soiiable terms. He also- keeps on Hand STOVES of
various pa Hems -and styles, wilcli lie will sell po
terms to. suit purchasers. . . - :
Give him a eajL rleisa 'trtoi methanlc, and de.
serving of the vUbtirc patronage. -'-
, ,, - J JILUU IV c 1 Mm.
Til .nmckllrv. faV 9. lftfiB. IV.
I6S LIZZE PETERMAN,
Vnnld annonnre to the ladies of Bloomsburg and
the eastern cities her . .
Sirriiis: nnd Siuixner ;
Stock of -"
MILLINERY GOODS, i
consisting of all article s Visually found in first das
iiiiiunery stores, tier goods are ol tne uesi quauiy .
and among the most hmidsome and cheapest intba
nihrket ('all nnd examine them for yonrselv.es. - -
Nobody should purchase elsewhere befor exaiuia
ing Mis PeteyiViaft' stock: ot good Bonne's made "
to order, on Itie shortest net ice. or repaired. .
Store on Ma,n street. 3d dv.or below the store ot
Mendetihftll tc Pupert. . .. i
Bloomsburg, May S, iar6.-If. , , ,.
H
0 ! FOR nUKSBEilGER'S'
TOI5ACCO STORE,
in RLOOMPEURG, all you who desire a superior
article nt chewing or smoking tobacco. His cigars
are made up of the finest quality pi tobacco. Every
body in town knows where to go to get a good artl
clo . He will sell at retail or u oolesale to aruit Ihe
purchaser, lie is not particular. Shopkeepers and
isno lores generally would oo oeiier uy purcnasmy;
of liiin than of the peddler' and hucksters that trar
el thmuirh Ilia rnnnlrv. Thi v tiln nn risk of beinS
cheated in what thiy buy. Patron ita regular lines
if you wish to get the worjt ot your money.
tL7; store on Main Street, a few doors belAwth
'American House."
II, H. IIU.N'SBERGE R. .
May 9, I3r8.-3ra.
ESPY MOTEL, "
Espy, Columbia Co. Ia.
The undersigned having becoth sole proprietor of
thi well known and conveniently locaud standi
respectfully informs bl friend, and the public in
general, that lie has put hi hoe In complete order
for the accommodation of boarders, and for the recep
tion and entertainment of travellers who may feel
disponed tn favor it with their custom. , No expense
has been spared In preparing this Hete.1 lor the enter -tainmenl
of guests, and nothing shall tie. panting, oil
bis p-irt. to minister to their personal ..comfort. The
location, nt well as the building, is a good one. and
all together is amply arranged to please the public.
ISRAEL MUMEYi
Espy. April 11, 1806. tf.
C C. Ti ll! K'S
?. zz7? rei m (i m "g
ii is; ft lsj m a
I have opened a new Store at the old stand nf Da
vid Stroii p. on Miin streets Bloomsburg, had will
keep on baud a general assortment of
Such as Dry Goods, Notions. Groceries, Tin-waro,
Hardware, Cedar and Willow Ware, Drugs,
Confectionary. Class-Ware, Tobacco. Hat at
Shoes, I'lou'r, Knit. Fish and Meit : all of.
which 1 propose selling at a very low Agere for
cash or produce.
Hi" Call and see. ' C.C. MAR ft.
Bloomsburg, April 18, 1P60 tf.
"grocehTesand
EPH. ELWELL. having bought L. Runyon'-s PRO
VISION STORE is now prepared to sell Grocer
ies at Wholesale or Retail, as Ccap a tbeCeap
est. IIEUE YOU CAIV FIiD
SUGARS, TEAS. COFFEES.
SYRUPS. SPICES, CRACKERS,
STARCH, SODA. CORN STARCH.
DRIED FRUIT. CANNED FRUIT,
'.VOODEN-WARK, FLOUR. FISH,
BEANS. ONIONS, kc, &c.
EPH. IV. ELWELL.
Blootnsburt Etb 14, leotJ.
TXIAa daper.
THK undersigned respect'utly announcef , tii tbe
public that he keep constantly on hand, at his
old stand, one door below Lutz's Drug store.
WALL PAPER,
Oil Cloth, and Peper Window 8hailc. Cord. Tas-"
sels and Fixtures, for I'icturea., c. ot the very
latest st) lea and is prepared. to do all kind of paper
hanging to order.
E. J.THORTON.
rioom-burg, April 4 1866. tf
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Entate of John Lawrence, deceased.
rETTERSof administration on the estate of John
a Lawrence, tale of Hemlock township, deceased;
have been granted bv the Register of I'oluinkia coda
ty. to Daniet Ne hard, w ho resides in Rurkhnr:':, said
county. All persons having cUims against the es
tate w ill present them to the adaiinislrctor for set
tlement, and those indebted wi l make aarnediate
payment to
tUMEL ftEYHARD, Aim'r.
Hemlock, July II, lr-6(i. ow.
rro FAft ?ii:us." "
j
ihe high puce oT Potatoes warrants a liberal u
of the
OUNCENTRATED FEP.TILIZElt.
used along the rows or hills, and covered when crfl
tiVailr ; in like manner on corn. Prepared br
WILLIAM El LIS A t't). Chemists, Nos.74and
Market direct , Philadelphia, and for sale by
A. A. KE."TLR. Jtprnt,
. . B'oo nsburg. Pa.
May !0. IcDo-am.
V RAPPING AND ; MINING PA-
T PER. Having thoroughly overhauled my Pa
per Mills at Mil! Grove, near I'.ioomsbnrg. Columbia
I'oiimy, Pa.. I am now prepared to Ml all orders for
Wrapping, Dry Blasting and Witor Proof Paper. o
short notice and fair price. 1 have opened a ware
house in Wllkeo-Karr". and appointed Joseph Krowit
ol ihe firm of Hrown. Grayat t o.. my agent todisposo
of my paper in Luzerne County.
TUOMJT ttlENCH.
Cloonishurg. iept. 16. 1W-5.
LUMBER! LUMBER!
-.1 new Lumber Yard in Bloomsburg,
THE undersigned would respectfully inform those
in want of lumb-r l lint he continues lo inanufac- -lure
and keeps on liatidr good supply of building
and fencing in terial, at his residence, a short dis
tance north of tho depot, which he off-'re .for sale at
rea onable rate. JXL)B SCHUYLER.
Bloomsburg, June 20. lfCS.
PHOTOGRAPHS,
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST
At
HEMPSTEAD'S
EST ROOMS OVER
Elootnsburg, July 11, ISrlG. tf.
GENTS WANTED.
J. T. IIEADLEYS
NOW READY.
Complete in TWO VOLUMES, also in niE.. It 14
admitie.i to fce the most inTearsnsn. porrt.Aa. ni
valcS' a History of the RebelJinn. which is fully at
tested by Ihe enormous sale of -2o0 (HM) voi.cmss. and
a large portion of the country still uncanvassed.
We are obliged to run our presses nigbt and day lot
enable as tn supply our AgeTits.
Men of chara ler and ability, who desire a Itera
tive emplojmctit will find tSia i rare opportunity.
The price of the work In one toltfme is o low.
(compared with other Histories) as to bring it witbm
the reach of all classes
For lull particulars send for cireo'ar. Address.
AMERICA M PUBLISHING tXJMPANT,
143 Asylum Street.
Hartford. Conn.
Jon 27, 1W6.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of George L. Johnson, of Orange
township deceased.
LETTERS cf administration mi toe estate of Geo
L. Johnson dee'd, have been granted by the Reg.
istef of Colombia County, to Samuel Bower of Centre
township ; all persons having daieas sgiMisl the rs-
tste of IH decdenr Vrr n'onnfril in nnuni ih.m tn.