X DEM 0 CHAT A N I) STAB. , , LOCAL, DEPARTMENT. ! BLOOMS BURG : Wednesday, Nov. 23, 1066. 7 Wi will thank our reader for all local occur ra ncss in thru immediate; localities. If they do not ttetirn to write communication for the pubht ey., let them Mad a. e brief statement of everything of latertst in their respective commanitie. , A list ef Inirrlages, deaths, accidents, fires, removals, basi . neesttoange. Ace, We will put them io form. The Kre facta thi. kind we raft get the better it Will ault ne and oar reader. Who will do it I : To ATia..'--Per.in wishing advertisement Inserted, must hand them in early on Tuesday morn lag to insure their insertion for that week. , . , A.XSWE3 TO COKEESrONDENTS " S. One Democratic paper was thought sufficient, at this place, Dy tne wnoie yemo terafif. P.irtv r,f the Conntv: but it would ae em, that several would-be-prominent poli ticians, who are of an unsettled and dissat iofiA tn-n rf rnlnrl. anxious that anothei VirxT chinM r lannrV.fid T3TOn the colitical ocean. The. people of the County do not lavor the enterprise.- - P. T?flf was ofTereJ on our 6trecta last weet at 14 cents without pale. It will be r!.iwn fcr R or 9 cents before lonar. ' It ia quoted at that figure in the city markets. -T. We take Drodace on subscription, al thouffh tlie cash' ia preferable. Our business 13 s cash business, and without money we could not carry it on. t3- Gold i3 quoted in the city markets at $1.4U. A little firmer than it was last week at this time. . ., y K. V. Bowman, of Orangeville, ad vertises, in this paper, hia store good?. He is an enterprising young man and deserving of a brisk trade. ' " Increasing Our mbscrifitiorT list. Thanks are due our friends throughout" the County. Our hat is to-day, considerably above what it was when the campaign com menced. CCS" Peter Bota, the Italian, who mar der?l his wife, in Lycoming County, in Matrh last, will be executed in the County Jail Yard, at William sport, on Tuesday, the 4th" of December next. y William Snyder, of this place, has just completed the laying down of that flag Eton pavement, in front of his Town Hall, which we spoke of in a former number of nr paper. It ia substantial and handsome. . . - York Store, have just received another sup ply of new goods, which they will sell at re- J una oOea it amI A-va rv inA fAt a AV duced prices. tensive stock.- Editorial Visit. J. S. Sander?, of the BerwicSi Gazette, paid us a visit on Satur day laaL. He was looking first-rate, and spoke encouragingly of his business. "J erry" prints a Beat, live and interesting paper. " tSf Hon. David B. Montgomery pub lishes another letter in this issue of our paper, ia reply to Colonel Tate's last. Mr. M. expresses a willingness to bring the con troversy to a close. That's right. JgJ" George Hassert, of this place, gives Holies in another column of to-day's paper, that h has made arrangements to do all kinds of repairing in machinery. His place of business is at the Foundry of Joseph Sharpless. George is a good workman. On Thursday morning last wo had the first snow of the season, which com pletely covered the ground, but remained with us only a short time after sun rise ; and, on Sunday morning last, we were vis ited with a second edition, which, however, was very alight . .. Those who desire a clean, smooth phave will patronize the new barber who oc cupies rooms in Hunsberger'o- Tobacco Store, on Main Street He is a capital workman, and does shaving, shampooing and hair dressing, in the best style, in the tonsorial art Give him a call, and our word for it, you'll find things all right ii.il 1ST" Joseph Lilley, Esq., of Scott, will please accept the thanks of the editors of this journal for that large fat Gobbler left at our office one day last week. Esquire Lilley rwrer forgets the printer he invariably has a Turkey for him on or about the holidays. He-ia one of the kindest men living ; and, by the way, is one of the lest Justices of the Peace .in this County. " Long may he wave." . A Word to our Patrons. We are not given to dunning, but are compelled to no tify our patrons that, we need funds. Over nine months have passed since the consoli dation of the DzmCCRAT and Star, and out of some fifteen hundred subscribers, not four hundred have paid us fcr the present volume which terminates on the 22d of Feb: ruary next It ia rather an- expensive busi ness to print a newspaper these times, with paper at 22 to 28 cents per ft., ink ranging at 40 cents to $1,00 per pound, and wages, per week, from $14.00 to 16. 00. Of course, we have high taxes, rent3 and licenses, to pay in addition, which all goes to make our business rathet an'expcnsive one ; besides everything that we consume we are obliged to pay cash for, - Our paper bills alone run . over one hundred doUart per month, eay nothing about the ether contingent expen ses. Did our patrons know what it costs us to publish our paper they would not be in the least surprised t see in each umber a polite request to all who know themselves in debted to uSy to come forward and liquidate the same. Next week being Court,- we ex tend an invitation to aU tcho have not paid us far the present , volume, to come and pay the amount of their subscription, or send the sacaa with their neighbor. We hesitate not a moment in saying that, hundreds of our subscribers "will heed this notice. The Dem ocrat ajo Star is a welcome visitwf, we know, to nearly two thousand people in this county, and they are not going" to permit this organ to be in want No I not they 1 We cannot visit our friends for the purpose of eoliecticg our dues but must depend oa their , fcrfbjlsT their subscriptions to us." That is ro part cf trcr business. ;Our contract is to ' i inrush them, with a good paper, and if they ara tct sitlsfLad, all they have to do is, pay it oil and make a now contracts ' Georgjb Shuman, of Main Town ship, Columbia- County, advertises in this paper, very desirable property for. sale. About one hundred and sixty-four acres, mostly cleared and in a good state of culti vation with new buildings. Sec advertise ment in another column. A. J. Evans has just received at his Clothing Bazaar, on Main Street, a very choice selection of gentlemen's furnishing good3, consisting of broadcloths, casameres, vesting, &c. He has shirts of all qualities, comprising a splendid assortment of fancy woolen shirts. If you want to get good bar gains give Evan3 a call. Revenue Assessor. A. J. Gerritaon, Esq., editor of the Montrose Democrat, has been appointed Assessor of Revenue for this district We feel like congratulating our brother "quill" upon his good fortune, (that is if the office is & paying one) for it is sel dom that an editor receives any such dis tinction at the hands of .the ,; powers that be." Luzerne Union, , rQ-William John, Tin-Smith, of Cata wissa, i3 doing a fair business in dealing in Tin-ware and Stoves. He is prepared to furnish any kind of stove, from a small par lor stove to a huge cooking stove, gas-burners or otherwise. Tin-ware of every de scription can be had at his establishment, made up in the best kind of workmanship, cheap for cash. Give hini a calL - Market Prices. The price of bread stuffs, meat, &c, is bound to come down it can't long remain so high. Already there is a decline in the price of pork and beef. The former has been, and is selling all about us, at from 8 to 10 cents per pound, and beef we notice is quoted, in New York City, as ranging from 9 to 15 cents per pound. There is no reason, in our opinion, why these articles should command such outrageous prices as they have been for the past four or five years. Now that the war is over, and the country in comparative peace, the price of articles of living and of clothing should fall back to their former reasonably low rates. Our dealers in groceries, provender, &c., as well as our butchers should lower their scale of prices. SSL. We would direct the attention of our readers to an article on the second page of to-day's paper, headed "A Ileview of an Old Subject," from the La Crose Democrat. It explains the workings of the Philadel phia Convention in a truthful and logical manner, completely exposing the folly of an attempt to affiliate with the "Bread-and- Butter-Men," and in so doing perform a master stroke of "policy." Read the arti cle, and see whether it does not apply to a few Democrats in this County who were over-Conservative and willing to become time-servers and throw principle? to one-side. This the true Democracy will never agree to do. You must be Democrats if you would ever succeed in routing the eneiny.. m m Thanks. We acknowledge the receipt of a copy of the Democrat and Star, pub lished atBloomsburg Pa., the place of spend- i ing many of our boyhood day?. As acoun- j ty paper we find none to excel it. In read- j ing its columns, it awakens a desire within I us to return and visit the many friends and j acquaintances formed in our youthful days. Our thanks are due for your favor. Akron ; Globe. 51 A R R I E V . At Licht Street, Columbia County, on the 6th of September laat, by Joseph Lilley, e-jq., Mr. James Torby. of Centreville, and Miss Sarah Catharine I o wler, of the former place. At the residence of the bride's father, on the 24th inst., by the same, Mr. Alexander Rambo, of Mt Pleasant Township, to Miss Elizabeth A. Wompole, of Orange Town ship, Columbia County. On the 18th inst. at the Exchange Ho tel, in Bloomsburg, by Rev. R. E. Wilson, Mr. Rolandus Herbein, and Miss Lucy A. Fetterman, all of Locust twp., Columbia County. On the 10th inst, at his residence, bv the Rev: E. Fullmer, Mr. Clark A. Viets, of Su garloaf, to Miss Mary E. Ilartman, of Espy, Columbia County. On the 8th inst, by the Rev. B. P. King, James Park, of Northuraberand, and Miss Mary Dolby, of Limestone twp., Union County. On the 15th by the same, at the residence ofthe bride's mother,Andrew J. Beagle and Miss Elleu Rcichard, both of Madison twp., Columbia County. On the Sth, by the Rev. McVay Chilcout, John Fara wait and Miss Jane Smith, both of , Chillisquaquo twp., Northumberland County. At Town.Hill, on the 18th inst, by the Rev. E. Wadsworth, Mr. Millard II. Dailey of Wvoming, to Miss Millie A. Yaple, of Shickshinny. DI ED . In Money, on the 13th inst, Mrs. Sasan nah, wife of David Eilenberger, aged 62 years, 2 months and 13 days. In Locust Township, on the 15th inst, Mrs. Rebecca Mears, wife of, James Mears. On the 16th inst, in Orangeville, Colum bia County, Pa., Dr. Daniel V. Montgom ery, aged about 54 years. Dr. Montgomery located in Orangeville about thirty years ago, since which time he continued the practice of medicine there, until prevented by bia last illness, a few months ago; He died from disease of the lungs, as he had predicted some years since. He leaves an interesting family, and a large circle of friends, to mourn his loss. His long residence in the place, in connection with his great suecess in the practice of med icine, his unwavering principles of morality, integrity, and virtue, his zeal for the cause of education, his aid and energy for the public welfare and benefit of the place of his residence, leave a community to mourn his loss as irreparable. , As a Physician be ranked among the highest of his class : his calm and deliberate judgment, with his long experience, render ed him more than ordinarily skillful. The profession has lost a yaluable member ; one of the brightest stars in the constellation has ceased to shine. The Physicians through out this and adjoining counties.' who have frequently " sought his counsel, when the emergency.! required it will -sadly deplore the loss of one whoso life has been so valu able to the profession and commuaity. But, alas I he is no more. Death, the husbandman that reapeth- always, out of season as in season hath claimed him as b victim, and his quiet, tranquil death,-8sure ' us that his spirit resta in peace. Com. SPECIAL NOTICES. LOVELY GIBL8 AND FESTIVE BOYS, eend aa adrfreaaed envelope and 35 centa.ad I will .end you on earoaMe information that will pleaaeyou. AddreaeMAaY MOOSE, P31 Broadway, N. Y. May Kl. 186S.-ly. ERRORS OF YOUTH. A geaifeman who Buffered for yeara from Nerooe Debility .Prematura Decay .and all the eflecti or youth fat indiecretion, . will, for the aake of Buffering hu inanity, eend free to all who need it, the recipe and direction for maJtinf the aimple remedy by which be waa cured. Sufferere wlfc!ng to profit by the auer uaer'a experience, can do so by addreiiinv V JOHNS. MS DEW. No, 13 Cheinbere wt. New-York, Feb. 23 1866. iy. 3.MJ. THE Maaon & Hamlin Cabinet Organe, forty dif Cerent atylea. adapted to e.icred anil accular murie.fnr IOto$nOO each. FIKTY-ONE GOLD or SILVKa MEDALd. or other first premium, awarded them. Illuitrnte.l Ca alnjuea free. Artdre a, MASON at. HAMLIN, Borroii. or M4S0N BROTHERS, New York. Jan. G. 18C6. Sep. 9. TO. ly. S.M.P. THE GLORY OF MAN 18 STRENGTH. A gentle, man who Buffered for yeara from Nerrotia and Genital Debility, Nightly Emissions, and Seminal Weakness. th result of youthful indiscretion, and rame near ending his daya in hopeless misery, will, for the sake of suffering man. aend to any one afflict ed, the simple means used by him. which effected a cure in a few weeks alter the failure ef numerous medicines. Send a directed envelope and stamp and it will cot you nolhinf Address. " EDGAR TBEMA1N. laritb St. W.Y.City. STRANGE BUT TRUE. Every young lady and gentleman in the United States can hear something very much to their advan tage by return mall (free of charge.) by addressing the undersigned. Those having fear of being humbugg ed will oblige by not noticing this card. All other will please address their obedient servant. THOd.F CHAPMAN. 831 Broadway. New York. Tob. 2S. 18S ly.S M P REMEDIAL INSTITUTE. FOB SPECIAL CASES. No. 14 Bond St, New York. IE?" Full information, with the highest testimonial; alo. a Book on Special LHttatei in a ttalti tavtlopt, ent free. O"- B turt and tend for them, and no will not re'ret it: for. a advertising physicians are generally im postors, without rqftrence no stranger should be liusted. Enclose a stamp for portAgi ; and direct t I)d. LAWUKNCE, NO 14 BOND STREET, NBW YORK. Nov. 14. 1R6C. ly. S. M. P. DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS, And Catarrh, treated with the utmost success, by J. ISAACS, M. D.. Oculist and Anrist (formerly of Ley den, Holland.) No. 519 PINE Stifet. PHILAD'A Testlmoninlii, from the most reliable ttourcc in the City and Country can be seen at bis office. The med ical faculty are invited In accompany their patients, aa he ha no secrets iu his practice ARTIFICIAL EYES, inserted without ais. No charge lor exam ination, f April So. I8CC. ly, TO ConurTATivKS The advertiser having been restored to health in a tew weeks by a very sim ple remcdy.afler having suffered several years, with a severe long affection, and that dread disease. Con-sumptiou-is anxious to make wn to bis fellow sufferer the mean of cure To all who desire it, he will send a copy ofthe pre scription used.f freeot Charge, with the directions lor preparing and using the same, which they wilt find a sva cdbb for t'onsnmptioa.Akthany, Bronchitia.Celd Cough etc The onl object of the advertiser In endinf the presciption is to benefit the afflicte.l. and pre d information which beconeei ves to be invaluable end he hope every sufferer will try bis remedy, as it will cost them not hing, and may prove a oles-ing. Parties wiiblng the prescription, free, by retorn mail, will please address Rev. E. A. WILSON, Williamsbnrg Kings County. Feb.3fl, 1866. ly. 8.U. P. New-York. jMPIRE SHUTTLE SEWING Are superior to all other for FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING PURPO SE. Contain all th latest improvements are spee ly nnieeless ; durable ; and easy to work. Illustrated Circular free. Agents wanted. Lib eral diecoukt allowed. No consignments made. Address EMPIRE 3. M, CO,, bIG Broadway, New York. September 5. 138(1. ly.-A. tc Co. The Grovesteen Piano Forte still retains i's prerodence and great popularity, aud after undergoing gradual improvements for a pe riod pf thirty years. is now pronoun .-ed by iM musical world to be unsnrpassed an1 even aneinalled in rich ness, volume and purity of lone, durability and cheapness- Our new scale, trench action. harp pedal, iron frame, over-strung bass, seven octavo rosewood pi tnoi we are selling cheaper by from $100 to C?iiO than the tame etj le and finish are sold by any other, first-class makers in the country. Dialers and all in want of good pianos are invited to senJ for oar De scriptive Catalogue, which contains photographs of our different styles, together with prires No one sould pnr base a piano without seeing this fata logue Medasl almost without number, have been awarded to the Grovesteen Plmo, aud tbe Celebrated World'a i air. enough put in competition with others from all parts of Europe and the U (3.. it took the highest award. Established IS35 Grovesteen Co., 4i9 BROADWAY. NEW YORK. July 29. 1865 . H. H. B. I Co. A Cough, A Cold or A Soro Throat, Req.C1B.sS IMHID1ATS ATTIKTTOK. AXD SOULD CHCCCKD. lr 4LLOWKD TO roHTIHCB, Irritation of the Lnngs, A Perma nent Throat Disease, or Con sumption IS OrTCM TBB RESULT. BKOXCIIIAIj TROCHES flaving a direct influence to tbe parts, give ioimedf ate relief. For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Consump tive and Throat Disease., TROCHES S TSSD WITH ALWAYS GOOD SCCCEES. FINGER AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS will find Taocnrs useful in clearing the Tore when taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving the throat after nn unosuai exertion of the ve-.al organs . The Troches are recommended and prescribed by Physician, and have had lesttm onrals from eminent men throughout the coa-ntry. Peing an article of true merit, and having proved their efficacy by si tet of many years, each year finds tbera in new localities in various parts ef the world, and the Troches are universally pronounced belter thn other articles Obtain only ' Browo'i Bt onchial Troches." and da nit take any of tbe Worthies Imitation that may be offered, efald" everywhere Nov. 2S. 1666. Cm. CON SUMPTION CTJUAEIaE BY DR. SCHEXCBTS MEDICINES. TO CVTLE CONSUMPTION, the svr.crrt must be pcvBr " rH-U the longs will beal. To accomplish Vnr, tbn Hver aad stomach most rt bo cleansed and an appetite ere are i lorgood who'e-ome tood, which, by the medicines wlU be d:rclcd properly, and good health ti'ood ma loj tbos building cp the constitution. SCHENCS'3 MANDEAKE PILLS cleanse the stomach of all billons or tnncous accumu lations; and, bv tnin; the Boa Weed Tunic ia coj Eecion. the epoetite la re-dored.- ECHENCKfl PULMONIC 8YKUP is nutrleiona j wcil as mediclDai, aad. by rains- tbe three n-med:e . ell impurities are ex;vol;e-l trorn the syr'.em, and Rood, wholcnouie Mood mad. which will repel a'.l disease. It psVientt trill take the, medicine accord ing to directions, Consumption very lraqseotly in its but staje yields readily to tho action. Take the pilia freiueutlv, to cieaave the liver and ttomach It does not follow that bucaoee the bowels ara not eoe tire they arc not required, for sometimes hi dlarr hut they are nefwarv. Tbe stomach mat be kept healthy, and aa appetho created to allow tho Pol toon'c Synrp to act oa the respiratory orcacs prepcrly and allay any Irritation. Then all that is required to perionn permanent cure is, to prevent taking cold. " Exercise about the rooms aa much as passible, ' eat ail the-richest food lot meat, same, and, in isct anything the appetite craves ; but be particular and masticate well. 2ad w. ea. mo. 1 rr. BL0031SCURG MARKET. WITEAT.per basbel. 9 80 KYK. " 1 50 CORN, M J BUCKWHEAT, I 00 FLOUR per bfcl. J4 Kr CLOVERSEED, 5 50 FLAXSEED. - 9 70 BUCKWHEAT Flour. 300 BUTTER. - . 45 EGG 3 S5 POTATOES. '5 DRIED APPLET, 3 M HAMS - . 2 BACON, ... 16 HAY by tbe ton. 98 00 LARD, per lb. 85 N OTICE. All person knowing tbemselve ftdebted to erlh er of the sjndersigaed, on Book, Note or Judgment, are requested to make payment without delay if they wot Id sav cost. : - ; ' MrKELVY. NEALA CoT WaV McKELVY sC. -agatttt, 1A tf ' NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. JJISSOLUTION NOTICE. THE partnership existing between the undersigned under the firm of R. W. Bowman k Co.. was lisolv. d bv mutual consent on tbe 12th of November. The unsettled accounts will be attended to by K. VV. Bow. .an. who will "UBByBbBjVrllT WILLIAM WILLIAMS. OrangeviU. Ta Nov.it8. 18od.-3t. XECUTOIVS NOTICE. Estate of Daniel W. Montgomery. Dec'd. LETTERS testamentary on the estate r n"r.J W. Montgomery, late of Orangevi II e. CMumbM County, h've been granted he Renter of Colum bia County, to Peter Ent. of Light Street- Pa. All persons having e'aims against the estate are re quest ed to present them for etitem.nt and those indebted to the estate either on note or book account will niuae payment to tbe Executor lh""tar.lT; . . v ' PETER EiMT, Executor. Light Street, Nor. 28. I860. Cw. JEW HAIR DRESSING SALOON. A New Hair Cutting. Shaving, and Dying Saloon, has been opened in the rear of Hunsberger's Tobac co Store. Bloomsburg. where all kinda of work in the barbering line will be neatly and promptly at tended to Being on the same side of the street with all the Hotels, there is no need or crossing the treet, through tbe m id, to get to the shop, Hair work manufactured to order. Ladies wishing their hair dressed in Water-fal'. or other is, wi h orwithoutcrimp.be will attended to by a lady, in separate apartment. ZJ Remember the place , Main Street, rear of Uunsberger's Tobacco Stora. Nov.'-a, lSIXi. GENTS WANTED FOR THE MOST POPCLAU AND Best selling Subscription Books Published ! We are the most extensive publishers in the Uni ted States, (having six bo-'ses.) aud therefore hp af ford ta sell books cheaper and pay agents a more lib eral commission than any other eompanv. Our books do not pass through the hands of Gen eral Agents, (as nearly all other subscription works do.) therefore we are enabled to give our canvasser the extra per cent, which i uwually allowed to Geu ertl Agent. Experienced canvassers will ee the advantage of dealing directly with the publishers. t'nr serie embrace the mot popular work on all subject of importance and i selling rapidly both Ncrth and South. Old agents, and all others, who want the best pay ing agencies, will please send for circular and see our term, and compare lliem and the characterof our works with those other ?ubliher. Addre, NATIONAL PUKJ.13HING CO. Philadelphia. Pa.. Boston. Mass., Cincinnati, O, Chicago. Ills., St. Louis, Mu., or Bicbmoud. Va. Nov. 28. l8oll 4w. VALUABLE FARM FOll SALE. THE undersigned will offer bia Valuable Farm at Public Sale, situated in Main Township, Columbia County, about three suite uortb-east of the Iowa of Catawissa. on TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25T1I, 1866, containing 164 Acres, More or Less, about one hundred acres cleared land and in a good slate of cultivation, 15 acre meadow-land, the bal ance wall timrx-red. with chestnut, hickory, 04k, pine and otner timber.' There are erected on the premise, a large BRICK HOUSE, A New Frame House, A Story and a half Small Frame Hou?e, A r.arge Frame Bank Barn. A Wagon-Shed, and oth er On t-RuilJings. all of which are comparatively new, and well arranged. An excellent ORCHARD is on the premises in which are grown nearly nil kinds of good fruit. There is also on the premises, plenty of never-tailing WATER, near the buildings, besides a slrea a of water running through the place. ITT Condition will be made known on day of sale. GEORGE i-HUMAN. JOSEPH WINTERSTEEN. Auctioned . Main Township. Nov. 23. IcoO. 4U 2EW GOODS f NEW GOODS ! I FOR FALL and WI,TER, AT R. W. BOWMAN'S THE anderrigued has just received a very Iar;e and excellent assortment of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, which be proposes to sell at very low rates He hxs the best qualities of CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, MUSLIXS. CALICOES. DELAINES, MERIXOES. CHECKS, tc. ice. The Grocery Department is filled with the best quality ot fresh groceries and provisions, such as sugar, molasses, flour, salt, fish, ham, bacon, spires, dtc. OT Country pro.luce tken in cx-hanre for goods, for which tbe highest market price will be giveu. CF Don't fail to give him a call and secure great bargain. R.W.BOWMAN Orangeville, Nov. 28. IS66. 3in. xii as URttAT caim; OF HUMAN MISERY. mfjrimmm JUST published. In a sealed enve jSI5t ? lope. Price 0 cent. A lecture on the nature, treatment end radical cure of Seminal Weakness or Spermatorhoea, Induced by Self-Abue ; Involnntary Emissions. lai potency Nervous Debility and. Imp dinieut to Marriage generally ; Consumption. Eprlepsy, and Fit ; Mental and Physical Incapacity, te. By Robert J. Culverwc.il, M, D.. author of tbi 'Green Bonk, Ax. , . . . ., . The world renowned author, in thi admirable Lec ture, clearly proves from bis own experience, that the awful consequences o SeH-Alvse may be effect ually removed without Medicine, and Hithout dan gerous surreal operntion. botiglee. instruments, rings, or cordials, pointing out a mode of cure at once certain and effectual, by which every sufferer, no matter what his condition may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately and radically. This Lec ture will prove a boon to thousands and thousands. Sent under eal to any address, iu a plain envelope, on receipt of six rents, or two postage ..lamps. lso Dr. CutvcrwcH Marrige Guide, price 25 eei4. Address, t TH AS J. C KLINE fc CO.. I?7 Bowery. New York, P. O. box 4566. October 17, lt0. ly Peas Co; List of Causes for Trial at Decem ber Term, 106G. 1 Charles Nurt v Sirah Nns. S Paton Kline vs Jane Kline. 3 William L Lance. v Thomas Creveling, eU al. 4 Amos W. Creamer vs Christian Sburaan. 5 Jacob Harris vs Peter Jacoby. 6 Andrew J. Snyder va. John Sheatler. 7 Jacob Shuman vs. ChriMisn Wolf, H Jacob Sbuoinn Vs. Jacob Ha rliel. A.S.Saul vs. Benjamin Wintersteen. 10 Samuel Henry vs. Jacob Hosier, Wnt.Klinetobdc Gideon Hosier, late trading in the firm name of Hosier A. Co. ., 11 Amos W. Creamer v Catharine Howell, admrn - istratrix of Enoch Howell dee'd. 12 Amos W. Creamer, vs. Catharine Howell, admin istratrix of Enoch Howell. 13 Edward Heilner vs The Locust Mountain Coal A Iron Company. ... 14 J. I. Haraenoerg for the use of M. Chamberlin vs Silas D Edgar. 15 John Hinterlitcr vs Jobn Jameson. Hi Jai-ob Remley vs Calawista Rail Road Company. 17 William A. Case vs. The Twp of Centre. Irt Joseph Fr vs. Catharine Long. 19 Henry F. Nt vs Borough of Berwick. 2(1 J. F. Anspaetret al v William P. Ryon. 21 Kli Jones r Mile C Abbott el al Greenwood Township v Samuel Bogart. 23 Henry Hossfer . Wife Vs. Cbarle 8chluer A. Wife. 24 Wright Hughe v Peter Miller.. 25 David Larithva Mount Pleasant Township. '2H Joha O. Bildioe et al vs Parvm Master. 27 Joratban Knittle vs Wright Hughes. aw Mary E- Green vs Robri tj. Howell, et al. CJ James Barry v. Robert G-orrcll. 30 John Laverosv Barney McBrearty, 31 6olomon Ney hard vs Tbe Township of Centre. 33 Isaas M. Demott v Isaac Dewitt. 33 Solomon Shuman v William Longenberger. 34 John W. Leschcr v Peter S. Rishel. 35 Henry 1. Keily now for tbe use of Thomas Crv ling. jr.. v. Jesse C. Pennington. 30 E. B. Purser use, v. D. G. Ent's admr . 37 Barbara Stump by ber next friend Francis W. Lewi vi, Jobn Jacob Stump. AC11INE AND REPAIR SHOP. M - . a A .nt resnertfullV an TtlEi annersigiicu .-r- - . ounce to tbe public f"y. VX'a to execute all kinds of MACHINERY, at JOatrM HHARPLES' FOUNDRY. in Bloomsburg. where be c always be found read, to do all kind. f repair ing, including Threshing Mwkin- .ad I , short. uU kiids of Farming Utensils. If O. 1 URNINO ANU FITING UP OP CASTING AND MACHINERY, don. c-n short notice, in good workmaalik. man er. noon tha most reasonable terras- Hi. long experience ia the busine.M foreman In tbaebop of Lewi. H. Mau. of fo'" aia. years, warrant, b.m in ..yingtb.tlhe can give enUre .aUrfaxUon to a who aaay Urn btm wrtH their work. GEORGE H ASSERT. Bloomsborf. Hor.tt, tf1j!5. ,, . r.. - . , WILLjBUY.MY GOOD8 ATj SHERIFF'S SALES. BV virtue of sundry writs of oeseUtivai erptnmk, to mo directed, issued oat of tb. Court of Commoa Plea ia tb County of Colombia, will be xpMd to oblie al4, at the Court House, ia Bloomsburg, on ONDAY. TBB 3rd DAY OF DECEMBER next, at 1 o'clock in th. afternoon of said day, the follow, ing real estate to wit: A certain tract of land situate la Catawissa Town ship. Columbia County, containing TWENTY-FOUR ACRES, more or less, bounded on the east bv lands of Jacob Hmmheller. on tbe south by lands of Solo mon Fagely, and on tbe north and west by lands of G ideon Arndt. whereon is erected a Log House and a frame atable with the appurtenances. Seized, taken in execution and to be sold a tha property of Benjamin J. Folk. ALSO, A certain tract of land situate in Pine Township. Cotumbi County, containing FIFTY SIX ACRES more or I ess. bounded on the north by land of John F. Fowler, on tb. east by a Public Road and land of John F. Fowler, tin tb. aouth by lands or Emanuel Bogart and Ezra Kenyan, and of Aaron Gross, whereon is and a Log Stable, about tea on the west by lands erected a Log House acre of cleared laud and to b. sold a tbe with tbe appurtenances. Seized, taken in exerution property of Joha B. Sellers. ALSO, A certain lot or two lot. of ground situate in Ger mantown. in Conyngham Township. Columbia Coun ty, containing Fifty feet front and two hundred feet deep bounded on th. north by the 1 urnpike. on tb. west and south by land or the Locust Mountain Coal ana Iron Company, aud on the east b lands of Law ranee Casey, whereon is erected a Log House, with the appurtenances. . . . . , . Seized, taken in execution and to be sold a. tb. properly of Jobn Casey. ALSO, Two lots of land situate in Germantown, Conyng ham Township. Columbia County, containing Fifty feet front and two hundred fuel deep bounded on the north by lot of Thomas Monroe, on tbe west and south bv lot of Patrick Agen. and on the east by the Turnpike, whereon is erected a story and a hair dwellimg house with the appurtenances. Seized, taken in execution and to be sold aa tb. properly of Lawrance Casey. ALSO, A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situate in Sugar, loaf Township, Columbia County, containing StiV-EIMTY-SIX ACRES, more or less, bounded op the south by iHnds of Joshua Hess, on tbe west by land of Daniel Kocher, on the norm by lands of Jeremiah Hess, and on the eat by lauds of James Roberts, whereon is erected an old Log Uara with th. appur tenances. Seized, take in execution and lobe sold as thi property of James Sickle in the banda of Jau. Sickle, administratrix of Jam Sickle, deceased. ALSO, A lot of ground and water privilg.. situate in Greenwood Township, Columbia Coun'y, containing Eighty- eight rods more ot leas, bounded on the north by land of Mnore. and on the wet, south and eatt by lands of Samuel Albertson, ail cleared land with the appurtenances. Seized, nd taken in execution and to b. sold aa th property of Wilson Ager, with notice to terrte tenants. ' SAMUEL 8NYDER, Sheriff. Bloomsburg. Nov. 14, I8bti. yyiDOWS' APPRAISEMENTS. NOTICE OF CONFIRMATION. TI7E following appraisements of real and person al property set apart to Widows of decedents have been filed in tha Office of the Register of Co luuibia County, under the Rules of Court, and will be prevented for absolute confirmation, t. the Or phitn' Court to be held in Hloomafturg. in and for aid county, on WEDNESDAY. THE 5TH DAY OF DECEMBER. A. I. 1H06, at o'clock in the afternoon of said day, unless exceptions to such confirmations are previously tiled, of which all persons interested in said eitute wi'l take notice, 1 Widow of Samuel Conner of Orange Township, deceased 2 Widow of Dr. Simon Cotner of Madison Town ship, dee'd. 3 Widow of Tbilip Cool of Boaringcreek Town ship, dee'd, 4 Widow of John Miller of Scott Township, de ceased. 5 Widow of James Paydoa of Fishingcreek Town. ship, dee'd. A Widow of Abraham Mensch of Locust Town ship, dee'd. JOHN G. FREEZE. Register. Bloomsburg. October 31. lsoti. EGISTER'S NOTICE. . NOTICE is hereby given to all legatees, creditor and other persons interested in the estttvs of tbe re spective decendents and minors, that the following Administration and Cuardian accounts have been filed in the othce ofthe Register of Co'umbia County, and will be presented for confirmation aud allow aace in tbe Orphan's Court, to beheld in Bloomsburg, in the county aforesaid, on WEDNESDAY, THE 5TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 18.6, at 2 o'cloca in the a It e moon of said dav. 1 Account of Samuel L. Keller, administrator, of John Heimhruck. late of Locust 1 ownship. dee'd. 2 Account of I.anc U. Pursr l, adm'r of Wellington B. Pursel, late of Hemlnrk Township, dee'd. 3 Account of James Mc-Henry, Executor nf Moses Melienrv, late of Fishingcreek Township, dee'd, 4 Account of A. Shuman and C. Heals, administra tors of Jacob HoaU, late of Beaver Townshi , dee'd. 5 Second account of Auguslua verbrt, Utecutrr of JacLb Ererbart. late of Orange Township, dee'd. S First and final account of Isaiah Bower, Guardi an of Elmira Sitter, 7 Account off Moses L. & Cideon Sterker. admin istrators of Michael Stecker, lat of hemlock 'I own ship, dee'd. H Account of Jacob YohcGuardian of Ezra Browu, minor child of Daniel Brown, ilcc'd. S Account nf Cyrus B. Mc Henry, Guardian of Cy rus Karns. son of Lewis Karns dee'd III Account of Samuel MuFgratre administrator of Daniel Nor Jan. late of Mouut rleasant lownsnip dee'd. 11 First account of G. H. Fowler, administrator of Em's L. Fowler, late of Briarcreek Township, dee'd. 12 The second account of William Gooduiar. nue of tbe administrators of Daniel Levan,- sr.. late of Roanngcreek Township, dee d JJ. 'J be account of Daniel Sline, Exectjter of Geo. Sline, late of Locust towosbip ceeeased. JOHN G. FREEZE, Register. Eloomsburg, October 31. lbtH. gALISBURY, BRO. & CO., Extensive Manufacturers and Importers of Gold, rioted and Orcide JevCelry, SOLID AND NICKEL - AMERICA, ENGLISH AD SlHSs CASED BY OURSELVES. And every description of Fancy Goods and Yankee Kotions, Especially auapted and. designed for Southern and Western Trade. Circular and full descriptive Price List nt free. Agents wanted everywhere. Address, SALISUI RY. KKO.et CO., 51DOKR.ANCE STREET. Providence, K. I. October 24, 1896. ?m. J. J. BROWER IS AG A IX AT HIS OLD STAXD Willi a Large and Well SELECTED STOCK OF GENERAL v her he will be happy to meet bra OL.D CUSTO.TJEUS And all tbe new ones who wish to buy AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST, AND GOOD AS THE BEST His stock I being constantly being replenished wit'o TSE njrw STY&ES FROM THE EASTER IV MARKETS. Bloomsburg. Nov. 7, 1866. MUNCY HOTEL, HIUaYCY, Lycoming County, Pa N. HUDSON, Proprietor. November 14, 1H6';. AUDITOR'S NOTICE. Estate of Christian. Laulach, deceased. The mrdervJjrned Auditor, appointed by tb. Or phan's Court of Columbia oumy. to make distribu tion of th. balance in the band, of Jonathan C. Pen niagton. administrator of tin estate of Cbrirtiaa Laubach. lata of Columbia Coanty.. deceased, wi'l meet tbe partie. interested, for tb. r appointment, o Friday, tfi. SOttl dJT of November instant, at 10 o'clock A. at hid fiea m Blcoms hurg. when and where an parti. ntereled rmirt appear and preeent their eiainw.or b debarred from eomia. , iW, .bat, O o r C-J 3 c o 53 5 s 5 z 2 o o w a e- CO 3 101 o a w 00L CARDING. Tbe subscriber having purchased the well estab lished stand, known as "SAND'S FACTORY," near Rohrsburg. Columbia County, and having put the machinery iii first-rale repairs, is prepared to do C23a 132. E223rC2 in tbe best manner, and upon tb. shortest notice. Those favoring biui with their custom may rely on having their work well done. HENRY IL SANDS. Greenwood, June 6, 1-fO. N j The undersigned respectfully announce that b. has refiltted a shop, 111 Court House alley, opposite the Exchange Ho' el. where he is prepared to con duct the harberitig business In all its branches. The art of coloring whiskers and inoustacae I practiced by hi in most skillfully. He also clean clothing, making them look nearly a good a new. upon the most reasonable term. Give hmi a trial. iC7 Hair Tonic of the very best quality, used for cleaning hair, kept constantly on hand, and for aale B.C. COLLINS. Bloomsburg. April 23, 1866. if. QO TO B RQWER'S TO BUT YOUR F Alt JERS ! FARMERS! ! Don't fail to uso PHILLIPS' SUPKR PnOSPHATB I.I ME to enrich your lands and make large crops of t-r.-M and grass, ft i now extensively used in all tbefeading agricultural portions or tbe country and without dispute or doubj. is known to be the very bsstused. It contains less moisture, is more uni form in quality, Contains mora agricultural value, than any other in the market. The undersigned in troduce it aa a standard art icle. intending to make it a permanent trade. Its value haa been fully tested in thi county and stan.ls unsurpassed by any other article ever introduced. Giv. it a trial, you will b. pleased beyond measure with the results. Apply to PAXTON at HARMAN. August 53, 1S6. Rupert. Pa. AMONIATED PHOSPHATE. A Concentrated Fertilizer Etpecvilly adapted to WHEAT and other GRAINS. Thi preparation contain Pore Ground Bone .and the bst Fertilizing Salt known to agricultural chemistry, combined in such a manner as to develop their productive properties only when used on tbe soil. Price g'O per ton. For sale at the uianufactur er's depot. No 724 MARKET STREET. Philadelphia. ELOOMsBURG, Columhit County, Pa. WILLIAM ELLIS CO , Mauufuctursr. Septembers, lcG6, RAPPING AND MINING PA- PER. Having thoroughly overhauled my Pa per Mills at Mill Grove, mar Bloomsburg. Columbia County, Pa.. I am now prepared to fill all orders for Wrapping, Dry Blasting and Water Proof Paper, on short notice and fair prices. I have opened a ware house in Wflken Barre. and appointed Joseph Brown ot the firm of lirown. Grayit Co.. my agent to dispose of my paper is Luzerne County. THOMAS TRENCH. Eloomsburg. Sept. 16. 165. 'O HOTEL & SALOON KEEPERS Of Bloomsbnrg and Columbia Connty. I have ap pointed Mr. B. Stohner agent for the sale of my Ale, Porter. Brown Stout, and Lager Beer, who will sup ply you at the same price (arrd with the same article.) as I would furnish you from the brewery. Knowing that be will be punctual aud and attentive to all vthomay favor him with their trade, 1 solicit for hloi your support. Very respectfully, FKED LAUER. Steam Crewcry, Reading, Pa. Ssptembar 26. I860 C will go and see BROWER'S New Stock. I am f lold he i selling goods at very low figures. IJLOOMSBURG LITERARY INSTITUTE. This Institution which is second to none in the advantnges it affords young Ladies and Gentlemen for acquiring a useful and ornamental Education. will cornrneuce it next term NOVEMBER 9TH, 1866, Ev" For Circular, address the Principal. HENRY CARVER, A. M. Bloomsburg. Nov. 7, I8Gti. T IS SAID 3 BROWER Keeps the best selected good rh tbe town. D ISSOLUTIO.N OF rARTNERSnll'. NOTICE whereby given, that the partnership late ly existing between Williauisou II. Jacoby and Klijuh li. Ikelcr. of Bloomsburg, uudcr the firm of Jacby 4c Ike ler, waa dissolved on the S2d day of Septem ber. HM. by Elijah K. Ikeler selling bis interest in the partnership to Josiah P. Shuman. Mr. Shuman. bas Uo purchased Mr. Ikeler' interest in the book accounts ofthe ad pa rtnerahip. to receive all cred its due Elijah R. Ikeler os said books, and to psy lid Ikeler' share of tbe debts of tbe late firm. Therefore, all debts dne tbe frrnr ot Jacoby & Ik ler. are to be paid to, and those due from the same, are to be discharged by Williamson H. Jai-oby and Josiab P. tehutnaa, at blocmecrg. where the business will be continued under tbe hriu of Jacoby at Sha man JACOBY it IKCLEK. Uiomsburg. Nov. 14. 1836. NEW TOBACCO STORE. II. H. UUNSBERGER, Main Street, below the "American Hovse," etrOQSJSEUItG, EAm Where he keeps on hand, and frtrniuhe to fbe home and count-y trade, a f Philadelphia (lowest) prices. FIXE I IT AXD PLUG TOCAUOS, DOMESTIC AND I MTORTED CIGARS, all kind of SJlUHlt TOBACCO, Snutfi, Meerschaum and Briar Wood riper.andall article pertaining to hi trade. (T- Those small retail dealer m cigar and chew, inatobacco.. would do well to gte him a call, in at'ad nt .ending to th citie. for every rUcl. tby need of purchasing of the, couotry pedlar. November 81. Ib66. 3n. DR. W. H. BRADLEY, (Lata Assistant Medical Director V. 8. Army.) riijIcian aud Surgeon. try Oftee at th Eerk. Hotel. Blooraburg. Pa. Gin promptly attended to both night and day. Bloomsburg. Woy.8J.lWg- SAMUEL KNORR, ATTORNEY- AT-EAW, CLOOMSBCRG.A. Oficw over Hart man's Stort, oppouU Pott 0jic Ble-omeborg; April 4. W6g-tf. - BLA.NK8 r BLANKS l 63 8t3 5 O t 1 1 ? rn a V- 3 i O 3 tJ HSiiT.SBOEiiyd FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU A poaltlr. aad Bpeotao Remedy for ga.s bf tta Bladdor, kldaeys. Crave! m4 ProaatMl slwaUlfec, TbJ Medlctno tnei-Mea. tha power, of digestion, an' exelteB tha nbsorbonu lnt4 hocltby action, by which O watery or oolcareou depoaltlno aad aU tmnataral oa-i largatn.au ara rednoed, a waU a pala vtA lnflamtaaWV Md Is good for moo, women and cblWrrn. I HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU, For weakness arising from ExMaaaa, ltablta of Diaslpee-I Uon, Early Isdlaerattoo. attand.a with tb. rouoviag Symptoms Indisposition to Exertion, Loa of rower, blfflculty tar EraaCiittg. TremblMg, Wakelalnaas rain In tho Baefc, . Flashing of tha Body, Eraptlons of th. Faoa. loa of Memory, "Weak Nerves, Horror of Dlsaaaa, Dlmnosaof Vlarsa,-, Eot Bands, IiTnea of the Etta, universal uuBritnda; ' Pallid Conntaoasea. . These symptom. If allowed to So OB Cwhloh this Md in. invariably remove), soon follow- FATUITY, EKLEPTIO F1T3, Ae in one of which tha patient may expire. TT"hd aaa wet they are not frequent! followed by those "direful CiM easea." XNSJcnTT AJrx coarsuirpnoxf Many are owar of the oatue of thrtr ufferlng.hnt noM Hill conXat. Tha records of tbe ltuune asylums aad the melancholy death, by oonstunptlon bear ample witness to Iho truth of the assertion. Tl. Constitution, onoa affoctod by organte waazxteas. requii cs tb. aid of medicine to strengthen and Invlgorat. th. ey,tm, which lIiLirCOLD'3 EXTEACT OF BUCatl Uraxlali Caes. A trliU will oourlnca th. most soepUoaL la many eCMttosa p.collar to Female, thm ExouM Beast; is n n equaled by any othar remedy, end tor tSX cocplalat. Incident to the sex, or In the DECLHiK OB CHANGE OF LITE, BT Sxa Stwtojc. asora. S37 27o Pamily should be without Ikt Ta&e&o SalBatn.llercnry.or nnpleaaaat medldM tW tmpleaaant and dangeroo dJseajes. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCfiU . Curea Secret Diaeaaea In an their stage, little expense, little or to cbacge of diet, no IncoaTenlence. and NO EXPOS USE. CBtl HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU For ell affection and d&ae of the, organ, whether KX1STINQ IN MALE OB FEMALE, . From whatever cause originating, aad no matter how long standing, tttseaaea of these organs require th. aid of ' d: art tic HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU -Is the Great Diuretic. AMHUieertata totT.thdolr4 effeet Ueli dUeaett fcr which It la recommended. BLOOD! 2Z.OOS! ELOOSf 310 hit ooxcnrroAnro ooxpotm FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA. Forpniifrlns the Blood, removing all chronic eocjtltov tional disease arblng from aa Impure tato of tb. Eloo I. and th. only reliable and effectual known remedy for tfca core of Scrofula, Scald Head. Salt Ebcasa, rains aa1 Swellings of the Boots, Ulceration of the Throat ant Legs, Blotches, Ttaplcs on the Faoe, Tetter, EryripoUa, and all scaly Eruption of the Skin, NOT A FETT 6f the worst disorders that edict marMod arisfl ttera the corrnpUon that accomulate In the Blood. Of all tbe dis coveries that have coca made to purge it out, nose eca equal in effect Helkbold' Cojtocxd Ext act or Saj SiPAEiU-A. It cVranses and! rerovatee f.t Elooi, IbsUEj tho vigor of tealth Into the syEftm, nc! pr.rgee cut lie hnmora which make disease. It stimulate, the hlU;y f anitlonef tbe body, end cspcls tho disorder that gro-rr on J.-ontlCin the blood. Scch a remedy that could be relied on haa long been songht for, and now, for the first time tho public have one on which they can depend. Ccr space here does not admit of ceruflcatca to ahowlta effects, bat the trial of a single bottle will show to the lck that II ha IU virtue enrpassing anything they have ever taken. Two tableepooncful of the Extract of Saraaparille adde-1 to a pint of water Is equal to the Lisbon Eiet Drink, and one bottle la folly equ&l to e gallon ofthe Ejrup ef taraa' arEia, or tl. decoction as usually made. ITEIaaVIBOLD'S HOSE WASH, Aa .xoellent Lotion for dboaee arising from hablti ef dissipation, nsod In connection with the Extracta Bnoh and Sarseparilla. in such diseases a recommended.- Ert dence of tbe most responsible aa4 reliable character wi'.l acoompany the medicines. Also explicit directions for use, xrUX hundred f thovand living witnesses, and op trards of SO.tra tinsollclted certificates and re commenda tory tetters, many of which are from the hlabest source. Including eminent Hyslclane, Clergymen, Statesmen, Ae. The Proprietor haa never resorted to tbelr publication It the newspapers ; be does not do thi from fbe fact that his articles rank aa Standard Preparations, and do not nee-l to be propped np by certificate Tbe Science of Medicine, like the Doric Column, should st aud simple, pure, majeetle, having Fact for Its baasv latlueUoo for it pillar, and Truth alone for it Capital. My Ei tract Sarsapartll 1 a BlootX Parler ; try rrtreci' Bnchu is a Dl ere tic. and win act cs nch In ail cares. P-oth are prepared on purcl acicnUnc principle vacuo and are tbe most active measure of either that Can be made. A ready and conclusive test wi'.l b a eocv jiortson of tbelr propertle with those set forth la tho foi. lowing works: Eee Dl-penratory of the United States. Eoe rrofeesor Dxwie. valuable works cn' theTTatlc of rbjdc. Ece rcaarks made by the celebrated Trt. PtfreJic, Fblla. Eee remarks road "by It. Etitbalii McDowxil, a cele brated FbTsicIon and Member ef do Eoyal Cotlese cf' Enrgeons, Ireland, and publUhed la the Tranfiactionjcf the King and Queen's JcnrnaL See Medieo-Cbiriirglce EoTlew. publhAel tv Btairtr TXATXES, Fellow of tbe Eojal Colage of E-orgeoua,- ee most of the late standard wcrSa oa Medio.ua. COLD BT All, PEU6GISTS LViLKi'V. AET.!, Axtiroa letters for trJSjnaatiaa, la coaidonoe, to H. T. HEIaMJBOLD. Claamiftiw PETSCIPAL DILPOTS Eolmbold's Xrrus aad Chemical Wsjrehouad lo. m EBOAPWAY, IEW YOBX, txA Hilmbold's Hadisal Depot. Jt 10-V Z jUZX TLSTH SI, PHILaDELPHXI,' - vKvvitri c r coitnt'ftifktt : ,...1 f sassasBMsa JLJ M at Jj
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers