? t- i T v -4 I I i I I DEMOCRAT'ANDSTAR. ' LOCAL DEPARTMENT. ? . BLOOMS BURG : Wednesday, Dec. 26, 1866. i -1 1 1 ' 3 Wi will thank our readers for all local occur rences in their immediate! localities. If they no not desire to write a Communication for the public eye, fat them send ut J brief statement of everything of iatcraet la their respective communities. A lift of marriage, deaths, . accideuts, Ures, removals, busi ness changes, isc ; V will put thera in foyii. The mora raeia ot tot Kind w can get the better it will suit us and our readers. Who will do it? To Advertisers. Persans wishing advertisements inserted, must hand them in early on Tuesday morn ing to insure their ineertion for that week. 5?, The Editors of this Journal take this method of wishing their- patrons, one and a J, 'A Happy New Year. ' ' EST The new Methodist Episcopal Church, in Sugarbaf Township, this County, will be dedicated tin the 1st day of January, 1S67. v &.Read the communication from Green wood., in to-day's paper. The writer sees things properly; and through the right kind of glasses; -: - ' to-. Funny. -The Columbian glorifying over the change made in certain petty offices in this County, in which nobody supposes it had any hand or lot - . J&O William Sxtdeb, Treasurer of the Bloomshurg Literary Institute fund, notifies the stockholders, in this paper, to come for ward and pay the fourth installment. 'S3" Henry Rosenstock, of this place, is executing some handsome ferro-photograph ic pictures. Price, eight for one dollar. For a true; life-like picture, call on Mr. llosen stock. -r zr" " . - ' ZJCSTA Toi-l To see the Columbian, that mongrel sheet in this place, which is about ready to collapse, claiming Epccial credit for the large Democratic vote in this County. .at .our late election. 2J It is not safe to buy gool3- of those who do not adVertisa. They have old styles an inferior quality, extortionate prices, o, there 13 something wrong with the proprie tor. Put this down in your diary. - EST Tho protracted meetings in this place are still in progress, and a considerable nutn ber. have confessed religion and been added to the church foil. Thsreis, however, lot3 of material left to work upon. ... EmT, We have been requested to announce in our paper that, the colored portion of the community will hold a donation and festival at the residence of Mrs. Greene, in this place, od New Year Day, for the benefit o their church and pastor. 'Z,ZF' All those of our subscribers owinar vs for the present volume cf the Democrat a.xd Stab are respectfully requested to im jneiliately settle the same. We intend mak ing mechanical improvements upon our pa per, aoon, and must have money. ' JtQ" Bloom sburg has the reputation, and justly too,- of possessing more and prettier girls tnan any town of its size in the State. Report has it, that they all go forthe Union. That' right Its better to be together, en joying peace and harmony, than to be scpa rate.- : ' - rT Attention is called to the notice in another column of the starting of the next terra of the Bloomsburg Literary Institute, in this place. This school is in a nourishing condition, under the charge ofTrof. Henry Cabyeh. The new building is rapidly draw ing towards completion. BQ. Our devil says, it seems to be a eet tied point; now, that those ladies who wear their dresses so long behind as to drag the earth, either have contracts with the street Supervisors for sweeping the pavements, or their feet are eo large and ugly as to make them ashamed of them. ?It is the intention to change the name of one paper at the commencement of the next' volume", ' and niake it read "Blooms burg Star and Democrat," the first and last word to form the prominent part of the title. . .The present title we think a little too lengthy for convenience and good taste. . Eif-- The Peak Family the Swiss Bell Ringers gate an exhibition of their per formances on the bells, in Snyder's Hall, at this place, on Thursday evening last, to a large and respectable audience. Their per . formance upon the hells, as well as their vo cal music, was most excellent. Come again. Rumor has it that the special John ton Organ, in this place, is sxn to "kick the bucket" "How is it? Who supposed its life would be so short? The "child" could not have . been Very . healthy. Dr J ohn should hare been calbd in to administersome or his famous medicine, which he chooses to 'caff Trct-nep7r 7 "' ; - . !. I Singular. Last : week, as one . of our neighbors wa3 about butchering, one of his Bwine attempted to escape and on being pur sued, suddenly turned round and fell to the ground. . It was immediately slaughtered, and on investigation, it was discovered,- that its back-bone was broken and seperated near ly three inches I - ' - t3 The Carrier's Address. The Car rier requests us io eay, that, he will call on the subscribers of the Democrat and Star, on the morningof the First of January, 1867, with his annual address which he hopca will be received in a spirit that will be satisfactory not only to the parties concerned,-but especially; to the Carrier Master Montz.-. - 1 - ts William Qiljiore,' who keeps one of the best Saloons In tins part of the coun try, best regulated,' best oysters, andbe3t ale and lager, -will please accept the thanks of tue' Editors,' r.nd all the employees of this ofUce", down to tne Devil, for that fat, plump, young TURKEY,' sent to our Mansion as a Curli-tciM ' -present We ' appreciate K such gifts and never allow them to slip our taeai crv. Zh.j Vi shadow never grow less, and - Auction I Auction 1 1 At H. W. Creasy & Co.'s Store iri Light Street, on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday anil Saturday Evenings, of this and next Treelc. lie will offer all kinds of goods commonlyi found in his store. Here will be a fine chance for bar gains. Goods will be sold cheap for cash. Be sure and attend the sales. 3?" "We notice that certain parties at Bcllefonte are moving in ths enterprise of erecting a paper mill at that place. We are glad to see this spirit prevail. The Liali price of printing paper demand- eomct'un of the kind. The starting of new mills may have a tendency to bring down the price of paper. The old operators have become rich and independent Success to the enterprise T Daniel A. Beckley, bookseller and stationer, at this place, has just received at his store a large assortment of fancy candies, notions, toy-books, pictures, albums, and in short, a little of everything commonly found in stores of the kind, for the holidays, all o i:,v. i ;m n-r" t r.. MriiiL-u tie w in sea cneap ior casa. ctore on the Bouthwestcornerof Market Street Give him a call. We direct attention to the card of Col. J. Ottenkirk, Proprietor of tho ."Fait- lon House,' at Lock Haven'; Pa., publish ed elsewhere in our columns. The "Fallon House" is one of the most spacious and ele gant eaiuces extant and has long been one of the first-class Hotels in Lock Haven. Col. Ottenkirk has had large experience, as Proprietor of the "Madison House," ia Philadelphia, and is a gentleman who knows how to "keep a Hotel.". ... Frank Leslie for the month of Jan uary is received. It is a splendid number, surpasses all other numbers that we have seen. This Magazine enjoys a fine circula tion, and we have no doubt that it is liberal ly (as it should be) supported. Subscrip tion price", per annum, $3.50. Send and get it, all who desire a first-class Magazine, one unequalled in embellishments and fashion plates of the firit order, and in point of lit erature few if any equals. Published by Frank Leslie, New York. The stockholders of the Lackawan na and Bloomsburg Railroad Company will hold their annual meeting in Scranton, on tho Hth of January 13G7, for the ensuing 3'car. See notio3 in another column. While other Railroad Companies have withdrawn one of their passenger trains, this Company through it3 efficient Superintend ent, Mr. Fonda, have continued to accom modate the traveling public by running two passenger train over their road, daily, both north and south. For this public spirit the Company an; really entitled to credit.and we hope their efforts have and will continue to be liberally rewarded. . Received. The December number of The American Farmer, which closes the volume for IS Go, with index complete. A new volume commences with the January number for 1867, and now i3 a good time for those who wish a good Agricultural and Horticultural Journal to subscribe. We no tice that special pains are taken to secure correspondence from all parts of our coun try, which makes it invaluable to the agri culturist. Price only $1.00 ayear. Address John Turner, Rochester, N. Y. Build Houses. Our town needs now, more than anything ele, an increase oi dvvellinghousesfor the people houses which our mechanics and laborers can purchase, and thus put their earnings and savings into permanent form. We have the men of cap ital in this place, who could, if they were so disposed, meet tbi3 demand for houses. We call upon our business men to unite and build homcs fur each to build one, two or three, as they can spare the means from their business. EST Bad Luck. The fates geera to le after Mr. Boggs Smith, of Selinsgrove. A ew weeks ago he went to Philadelphia and purchased a stock of faland winter good?. On their way hither, the car in which they were being transported took fire somewhere above Reading, and all the goods belonging to Mr. Smith, Mr. Glover and other parties in that county, were consumed. Mr. Smith immediately returned to Philadelphia and made a re-purchase, and his goods were agian shipped, but unfortunately were on the flat that sunk in the river, near that place, the other day. Lycoming Gazette. We notice that a large number ofonr exchanges have suspended publication this week. At one time we contemplated doing the same thing, but after fully consulting our better judgment in the matter, conclud ed not to suspend during the holidays. It would have been a saving to us of 552.25 in cash and no considerable loss to each" sub scriber, but at . the same time we have con tracted with our patrons to furnish them with a paper, weekly, and they expect us to do so, unless prevented by circumstances over which we have no control. Our exnen- s, in a single .' publication, are a3 follows, which we might have saved, had we been disposed to take that amount off our patrons : a per, lands,. . $18.00 32,50 50 -ne!,....:.. Ink, ... Total, There, ars several ether . items of expense attending the getting out of a single publi cation of. our paper, but not of sufficient im portance "to note down. . Of course we do 'not put down boarding of hands, rents, taxes, license, or interest on capital invented, as those are expenses that are perpetual, and the euspmsion of a week, in the eourse of a year, cannot affect r them. Thus, those who have an idea that publishing a weekly news paper is a sniatl affair j can form a different opinion Jn the Tmatter, if they - are " not al ready too much prejudiced; and those of our patrons who have had any doubts as to whether we needed money, whea they saw notices to our delinquents to pay up, can dis pel that from .their .minds., -.To make the printing business pay, these times, what is needed, is a large number of advance sub-, ecribers and plenty of advertising and job-' work. With the high price of paper and -The circulation of the Democrat and Star; in the County, and the attractive appearance of the paper, has made it a me dium for advertising of more than ordinary importance, hence the crowded state of our columns. We promise our readers, if the advertising patronage continues, an enlarge ment, making our paper the largest of the County- Journals. We are determined to advance with the progress and business of our Town and County, so that each issue of the paper will afford a pleasing certificate of its prosperity and enterprise. . VJ' Christmas Times and Sleighing Par ties "ain'tas they used to was" ten or fifteen years ago, when whiskey the best, was five cents a glass, (with a segar thrown in,) and when a good horse and sleigh could be had all night for two dollars. Fifty cents used to be the established price for a ride to Berwick and back(in parties,) and a good supper could be had for three levvics. For a two dollar note a fellow could take his sweet heart to Danville, and enjoy a whole night's frolic and fun, and the livery man and the hotel keepers made more money than they do now. To go through the same folly now, spoilt the face of a ten dollar greenback. The consequence is, the young men save their change and the girls don't go a sleigh ing not much. Oh, for the good old Dem ocratic times. Forney Withdrawn. John W. Forney has written a letter to the Hon. Wiluier Worthington, of West Chester, in which he asks a withdrawal of his name, should it be presented in the Radical caucus as a candi date for United States Senator. lie al.so de clares his preference for Thad. Stevens, as the best man to succeed Senator Cowan. ELOaMSClRG MARKET. VVriEAT.per bashel. 2 f-0 B17TTEO. - - 45 RVB. .. .. 50 f-.GC.S . . . 30 L'ORV, " 1 10 POTATOES. - - ' 75 BUCKWHEAT, I 00 URIEL) AISLES. M FLOL'lt per bbl. 14 00 HAMS ... -j CLOVERSEEO, 5 50 BAl.'OV, . lu FLAXSEED 2 70 HAVbytbelon. 23 00 151,'C'KWIIEAT Flour.3C0 LARD, pr lb. 23 SPECIAL NOTICED 1 lJ addressed envelope and 3 rcnid.aud 1 will send you some valuable information that w ill please you. AUuress .MAul iUUUUl., CJl uroudway, V. May Hi, Jcoo. Jy. JilillOKS OF YOUTH. 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A gentle umn wt.o uu"fr"d fur years fioin Nervous and Genital Dchilily, Nightly Kmission-. and Seminal Weakness, the result of youthful iudiscretiou . and rame near em'intr his days in iiopeles misery, will, for the sake of suffering nil1ll semi to any one a:llicl ed, the simple means used by him. which effected a cure in a few weeks alter the failure of numerous medicines. Send a directed envelope and stamp and it will cost you nothing Aildresn. EUliAH I'll fcl MA IN. i-.vin SUN.Y. City. STRANGE BUT TRUE. Every youns lady and gentleman in the United States can hear something very much to their advan tage by rcurn mail (free of charge.) by addressing the undersigned. Those having Tea's oi being humour ed will olilije by nut noticing this card. All others wjil please address their obedient servant. THOS. P C1IAP.WAV. c'3l Croadway, New York. Fib. 23, l?f.S ly.S M P REMEDIAL INSTITUTE. rCH SPECIAL CASES. No. 14 Bond St, New York. CI7 Full infor.Tiuion, with tbe highest testimonials; also, n Hook on Special Diseases in a seilci envelope, f-ent free. ICy lie sure and rend for them, and yu vUl not rezret it : for. as aJvenisin; physicians are genera.ly im postors, without rrfennces no stranger shouid be tiusti'd. i:nrloc a kl.nup for postase"; and dire.-t in DA LAWKfcNCE, NO 14 itOND SIRfclET, NEvV Vt.-RK. Nov. 14, lfiG, ly. S. M. P. T)1VFV1.'SS TIT TVTIX'K: - - ' -'..A..'-AJ And Catarrh, treated with the utmobt success, by J. ISAACS. M. D. . Oculist and Aurist (formerly of Ley den, Holland.) No. 513 FIX E Stitet. PII ILAIl'A. Testimonials, from the mo.-i reliable hources in the City and Country can be seen at hii otfice. The med icul faculty are invited to accompany tluir pstients. as he has no secrets in his piactice AKTIPICIAL EYES, iuserled vrrtlioat ris. No charge lor exam-iati'- f April 25. ISG6. ly. SHUTTLE SEWING Are superior to all others for FAMILY AND MANCFACTL'RI VG PURPOSES. Contain 1 1 the latest improvements are speedy noiseless ; d'lr.ible ; and easy to work. Illustrated Circulnis free, Ajrenta wanted. Lib-cr--il c'lscouut allowed. No consignment made. Ad..'ress EMl'lRC S. M, CO,, lilo Broad way, New Yik. September 5, 18G6.-Iy.-A. Sc. Co. TO CoKrpTATivis The advertiser restored to health in a few weekn hv having been a very sim ple remedy .after having suffered several years, with a sever" fung affection, and that dread disease. Consumption-is anxious to make wn to his fellow sufferers the means 01 cure To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the pre scription Bscd.ffrecc.1 Charge. with the directions lor preparinj and using the game, which they will find a stTR ccre for Consumption, Asthmy, Crnnchitis.Colds Coughs etc. The only object 01" the advertiser lit sending the rresriiptina is to benefit the nfflicteJ.and spre id information which, heenneeives to be invaluable end he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, nnd niay prove a oles-ini. Parlies wishing the prescription, free, hv reiurn mail, will please addrpss Rev. K. A. WILSON, Williamsburg Kings Connty. Teb. 23, 1S6G.-Iy. S.M. P. New-York. A Cough, A Cold, or A Soro Throat, uEvJIIReS IXXEDIATV ATTtKTtOsT, A!C euucld gt cinema. r allowed to costiuck, - Irritation of the Lnngs, A Perma nent Throat Disease, or Con sumption IS OFTEIf 1BE KESUcT. Having a direct influence to the parts, give immedi ate relief. For Bronchitis, Asthma. Catarrh, Consump tive and Throat Diseases, " TROCHES ARE CBED WI IB ALWATS OOOD SCCcrsS. FINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS will find Troches useful io clearing tbe voice when taken frffore tinging or Speaking, and relieving the Ibroat after ia anasual exertion of the vo.al organs. Tin Troches) are recommended and prescribed by Pbysiciaos. and have had testrmonrais from, eminent men throughout tbe country. Betue an article of true Merit, and having proved their efficacy by test of many-years, each year finds them ia new localities in various parts of the world, and the Troches are niversally pronounced better than other artl cles. Obtain only -Brown's Bronchia! Troches," aad do n(.ttkanv of tn Tfri-,o"ji-!.:t..tvMj- CONSUMPTION CURABLE BY EE,. SCEENCK'S MEDICINES. TO CURE C0NSCMPTION, the srateai mnst be prepared 3 that Ike luos will huaU To accomplish this, the liver and stomach mai first be cleansed and an appatiie croaked tor (rood Tvholeeorae lood, which, by th:e medicine will be L'C3tod properly, and (rood LeaHhjr blood mi:o ; thus l uildlng up the constitution. BCIIENJK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse tho stomach oi a'l bilious or mucous accumu lations; and, br usiaj tho Sls Weed Tonic In con nect'on. the eptKtf'!'' ip rolcrcd. SCUE.NClk.'S PULMONIC SYECP la nutricioua astvcli asiuei'cir.al, aad, by using tho three rmaedJe, ell laipur'tiei ct expiYel lrom the system, and good, wholiMome blood made, which will repel aU diec&se. If pitlmta will takethe-w medicines accord ing to direction?, Coueuaip Joa very frequently la lu ia i slp.so yields readily to their action. Tate the pUla freuenil, to e'oaaea tbi liveraad etomach. It dots not i'ollor tha. t jja-o the bowels ai-e not cos tiTe tiieare not rojulred, for souietluiej In dlan hrca Ihfly era Eejer--y. lie atouiooh muot be kept bcalthr, aad an ophite created to oiiow tho Pul monic Srup to acton lh3rap:ra.ory organs properly and allay auy irritalioa. Then all that is retired to per.orm a p.-rmoneat care in, to prerent taking cold. Txerciie aloul ihc rioiru aa much as pjuibii, cat a l tho ritLctt food (at meat, rame, and. In lact, anythics the cppotlto craves ; tutba particular and toasticaie wcil. 2a j w. Rv mo x How Lost, How Restored. Just Published, a new edition of . CULVER WELL'S Celebrated lissay on the rad ical cure (wilnout medicine jurbpcrmniorihoea. Sem inal Weakness. Involuntary Seminal Losses. I m po tency. Mental and Physic.il Incapacity, Impediment to Mamas, etc. ;ilu lon sumption, Cpilepny, and r its induced by celt-Indulgence or Sexual extrava gance. (Tv Prie. ina sealed envelope, only 6 rents. Toe ciieoraiia aumor in mis admirable essay clearly demonstrates, from a thirty years' success ful practiee, that tbe alarming consequences of self abuse may be radically cured without the danccr- ous use f internal medicine cr the application of the kn'te poinlmr oat a mode or cum 01 nnco sim ple, curtain, and effectual, by means of which every iUlferer, 110 matter what hit condition may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately, and radically. f?- 'J hi lecture should be in the bands of every j on III anu every man in inu tanu. Sent, under eal, in a Hum envelope, to an? ad dict post -yaid, 011 receipt of six cents, or two post stamiU AddresstUo publishers. :IAS J. C.KLINE &. CO, 127 Cowery, New York. Post OlUce b( x, 453ii. Dec I'J, IniK'.. IUNACY. Thejinst account cf Isaac Seigfrivd, com mittee cf Dorcas Creceling, a Lunatic. ALL persous intereste ! will lake notice that the account of Isaac Seicfreid, committee of Ilorcas t'reveliu;. a Lunatic, has been tiled in the I'rothono tary's Otiice of C uumhia Ciunty, and that the kaid account will be presented to the Judges 01" the Court of Couiuioii Pleas of said County, lor -zaniiMaiiin and cjiitirm-tion on Tl'tsDAV, THE FIc'Til DAV OF FLUUL'AUV next. JliSSE COLEMAN, Prothonotary. Bloomsburg, Hcc 12, 1:63, oU A UD1TOIVS IsOTICJi fotate of J'imcs Gibson, late of Grcemcuod loicnship, Columbia County, dec d. TUn un:lersi;:in.'il appointed Auditor, by the Or phans Court of the County tf Columbia to settle and adjust the rates aud proportions of the assets in Ihe h;iuds of Abr.iha'ii Y01111;, Ailniinistrator of James Gibson. dec'J.. acconliu; to the order estalilulicd by law, lieieby C'ves notice to all parties interested, thai he will attend to the duties of bis appointment, at the office of the Recorder of Deeds, in Uloomsburg. in said County, on S.-iturduy. the Twenty-sixth day o I January, A. I)., HOT, at teu o'cl xk A. M. of said day. All persons h iving claiinj or deurinds againsl the estate of til : ilcceik-i.t are requested .0 present tiic in to the auJitor. or be forever debarred from cum nig in for a portiou of the t-.ii.l fund JOHN G. FREEZE, Auditor. B loomrburg, Dec. 12, louti. 4t. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Ett'ite of 0. P. Runyan, Deceased. LETTERS of .?Iniiriislration n tlie estate of O. P Runyan. lu e nf ATndisou Township. tVilumbia Couu ly, deceased' have keen granted by the Itec'stcr of s.:iJ County, to Ji.hu Smith, who r-hid?f in .Madison Towuthip, Columbia C'nintv. All persons h.vi:i5 claims upon the ertate of the decedent are requeu ed to make them known to the adiiiinicitatar, and all those knowing themselves indebted to t he estate wiU nuke immediate payment to JOHN SMITH, Adm'r. Madison Township. Doc i. lsib (it. A DMINLSTRATOR'S NOTICE. L'stale of Af.Tah.ain RobLins, late of JTiiJt ingcrcrlc Ticp., Columbia County deed. LETTERS of administration on the estate of Abra ham Rolibins, late of Fislnngcreek Township, Co luu'bia County, deceased, have been granted by the Hesltf 1 of said County, to Eli Robbms, who resides in the Township and County aforeaid. All persons hav in? rluims on the estate of the decedent, are re quested to present them lor settlement ; and thosr indebted to the catxte will make payment wi.bout delay. ELI ROEBI3. Adra r. Fishinicreek, D-jc. 12, ISiiii, tw. SUERIFF'S SALES. BY virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias to me directed issued out of ihe Court ot Common fleas in the County ot Columbia, will be exposed to public sai nt the Court llo:ine, in iluoii;slnr, on SATl'KD.W THB2'1I! OF DECEMBER, l-t.0, at 10 .clock i the forenoon, the loilowing rt-al ctale l wit: The following real estate the properly of Ab i Thom.situnte in Caiawiasn Township. i n the Cinjii ty of t oluuibia. bounded and dmheil as follOAV. t wit: on ti.e south by lauds el iicr;e Zarr. on th. east hv lands of William AlcKclvey, Soiouion Hrl wi nnd Joseph t.'lewell on tue 11. r h by l.;mi o' Juspli Kreish, W illiam Hartman. aud V. nliuni Co'.--Uia:i. and on the west bv lands of ainue! Kosinl sn der. rontaiPiiij J,S lll'XL'RK.I AMI FOLK I ' EN ACRES, AMI I1KTV SIX PI'.RCHFS. on which are erected tirist - sxl s it. taw Mill, I'liree donbls I ut t liwilhui Houses, rive single Frame Owi.iiiilt Houses, a ! ank liarn. Hay hod. Smith hnp. seven Stables and a frame building, receimy occupied as a More ileuse. ALSO, Ojp other property, known as sprout land, te'on;inc to J. I", tuicher and Abel Thomas, situate partly lu Main Tow usiiip. and partly i u Catawissa Tu usbip in the County of Coluuibin bounded and describe, as follows: tounded on the east by lands bluu;ine to the heirs of Tench Col, de'd and others, oa the nori h by Ian I cf sai l Fmcli-'r and Thoiiixs. 011 the Kt liv the Cata issa Kail Road, nnd on the south by lands cf Mrpht n Baldy, contain irg Kihty Five Acres and For!y-two Porches, "not improves." ALSrO, One other tract known as sprout land, belonging to Kim her i. Thomus. sitiate 111 Main "1 ownshio uLi e said, bounded 011 tbe south by lauds of k&i i Fiuihur ic. 1 homns. 011 ihe et by l.ind of Crohst, Villi 1 4. Co , 011 th.; ii it.'! by laud belonging to the heifsol Isaiah Sliumaii. dee d, and 011 tue west by IheCta uis-aR.til Koid, cunlaining Sixty Acrea, "not im proveti." ALSO, One Other tract bi'l iuging to Fmc'ier A. T'a nmas. situate in Maine Township, aforesnii!, bounded on the east hy laud of aiJ Kinrher & Thomas, on tiic north by Innd of Fimher tc Thomas, on the west b the Catawi ssa Rail K0.1J, anJ 011 tbe south by land of said Fincher &lhomas, containing Mine Acres, "not improved." ' ALSO, One other tract belonging to said Finchir Thnni Hf, known as sproiit laud, situate in Calawissa town, ship. County cf Columbia, bounded an I described as follows: liiiurii!eil 011 t:i west hy llw p-iblic road, leading from McKelvcv's Slillsto AHin--r Furnace, 011 thesouili by land of James Reader, and on tile north east by lauds of Daniel llelwiir. aud John INotestine, coiiiaiiiiBj Twenty-Five Acrss and Twenty -Seven Perches. -rHl i.nproved," with tbi appurtenances. Sized. taken in execution- aud to be sold as tbe property of Aoel Thomas, ALSO, At the same time and place, by virtue of a writ of veKDiTK'Kt exponas, a certain tract of land situate in Catawissa. Township, Columbia County, containing One Hundred and t'uty Acres, more or less, bound ed orr the north by lands ot Harry Hill, on the west by lands of Ai inner lliles. on the south by the lands of the heirs of John Yeaser and I'.eiijxniin Folk, a no 00 the south by Inndg of Jacob Druinbeller, whereon is erected Two Frame Dwelling Houses and Two Frame L.irns, with the aoppurtenances , Seized, taken in execution aid to be sold s the property of Cidton Arndt SAMUEL SNYDER. Sheriff, Bloomsburg, Dec 1-2, leli5. EW GOODS AT 5? THE undersigned has just returned from th e city with a full and complete supply of Dry Good and Groceries, Notions. Groceries'. Tin-ware. Hardware, Ce . dar and Willow Ware, Drags, Confection ary. Class-Ware. Tobacco, Bats and . Faoes, Flour, Salt. Fish and Meat : all of which I propose telling at a very low figure for cash or produce. O" Call and see. C.C. MARK. Eluooreburg, October 31, IKS it. QURISTJtLAS AND NEW YEAR. 1 HOLIDAY GIFTS. R. II. STOIirVER Has just opened in connection with hit Confection ary Store a new and splendid stock of specially desiened for the amusement of the young folks. He call 'he attention of all who desire to make some present to their little ones, to this depart ment of his trade, which is supplied in part with Dolls of" nil Descriptions, Whips, Drums, Sleds, Balls, and including every va riety of Toys. He has also replenished Ins hitherto large stock of foreign and Domestic Confection eries, Xuts and Fruits, and Is p'cparnd to fill orders in laree nnd small quan. litier proniptl". His slock in tbi 4 branch of his trade compares favorably with any ill Middle Pennsylva nia. iiis iii:fiu:sii31i:xt saloon lone the resort of all who are in want or the delica cies of the scneon, is still open, and he offers for the consumption i f the best Oysters in tiac JSarfcet, always fresh, dished in every "tylo known in the art of cooking, and will supply families or partieslat rea sonable prices, witrrti good quality of OYSTERS by the quart or can, or in the shell. O" Remember tbe place ia a few doors east of the Exchange Hotel, in the Eachange Block. Bl.mmsburg. It. II- BTOHNEtt. Bloomsburg, Dee. 12, I33. tf. NCOnrORATIOX. NOTICE is hereby eiven that on the Cth day of December, A. I).. 1800. sundry inhabitanls of the Borough of Centralia. presented a petition to the Court of Common Fleas, of Columbia County, pray, ing the said Court to erant a 'barter of Incorporation, unci-r the name, style and title of The Presbyteri an Church of tha Borough of Centralia," with the rights and privileges therein staled, and if no suffi cient cause is-shown 10 the contrary, on the first day of the next term, the 41b day of February, 1807, the prayer of the petitioners will be granted accord ing to the Act of Assembly, in such case uiadeand provided. By the Court. JESSE COLEMAN, Trothonotary . Dec, 12, I8C6. 31. LAD152S' fr-AHCr IUK.9 I AT JOHN FAREIRA'S Old" Established FCR Manu factory No, 7lrt ARCH Street, above Tin.. PHI LAHELfll I A. Have now in gtora of my r- Iiiip-riation and MauulACtuie one of tbe largest and me.t beautiful selection of FANCY FL'RsJ, mr Ladies' and (-hiMr'. so, u line 1 assortment of Vent's Far Col- lars and Gloves. I am enabled to dispose of my coods at verv reasonable prices, and I would there fore solici' a call from my friends of Columbia Coun ty and vieini'y. Remember the Xame. Number and Street Jon:, faim:iua, ."o. 7IS ARCH St. ah. 7th.. snath side. Philadelphia. O" I have no Partner, nor c onnectioa with any other Store in Philadelphia. October 10, l?o5-Iui.-J. Web. J. J. BR0WEK IS AG MX AT HIS OLD STAND With a fjargc and. Well SELECTED STOCK OF CEN'GRAL as ir si il 51 cs s v here be will be happy to meet his Ol.tf CUSTODIERS And all the new ones who wish to buy AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST, AND GOOD AS THH BEST. His stock is being constantly being replenished with Lf SSW S'&ES FROM THE E ISTEIir. IAR5vETS. Bloomsburg. Nov. 7, I3C6. Q1IUKCH DEDICATION. Th" nw M. E. Church near LARI?IIF3 in Sugar- oaf Township. Colombia Coaa tj", will be dedicated o the service of Almighty Cod on the First day ol .January, 1 867. "rvics at 10 .. M.. and 6 P. M, Rev .R E. 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One copy, one year, f-J, five copies, one year, 5-1. ten copies, one year $17.5(1 ; tw enty copies, one year, $:u. To clubs, wttrc the papers are sent to one address, the loliowingweduc- tiou will be made : Five copies on year. $-,, ten couies, one year. $10 50 ; twenty copies, one year, ;.)u. A copy will be furnished gratis for each club of ten or more, to one address, tor one year. Post age rive cents per quarter, to be piepared al the of fice of delivery. The above terras will be rigidly adhered to. Spec imen copies of the Daily and Weekly sent trails, on application st this Otu-.e. Ad vertisemsuls inserted at moderate rates. Address, -- WELSH & KOBB, 430 Chestnut Street. Philadelpkia. MUNCY HOTEL, MUiYCI", Lycoming Comity, Pa. N. HUDSON, Proprietor. November 14, JPG. JXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Estate of Daniel W. Montgomery;, Deed. LETTEP.S testamentary on the estate sn" Daniel V. Montgomery, -late of Orangevill e, Cofambia County, have been granted by the Rej""'"ter of Colum bia County, to Peter Ent. of Light Street- Fa. All persons having claims against tbe estate are re quest ed in rirum i hem for settlement and those indebted O r s m O 2 O CO o IM HI E3 5 'C3 5 pa w ft o 3 n to re eX) GO P2 -B a H c Z o o 9 3 ft o sa a. ft o e 1 r o w I ( 5 to o C u J OOL CARDING. The subscriber having purchased the well estab lished stand, known as "SAi'S FACTORY," near Rohrsbnrg. Culninbia County, and having put the mat bin try i.i first-rale repairs, is prepared to d in the best matiner. and upon the shortest notice. Those favoring him with their custom may rely en having their work well done. HENRY II. BANDS. Greenwood. June C, I'iGS. N jut? SABEES S3I03?. Plooinsburg, April 55, 18GG. tf, TO HOTEL L SALOON KEEPERS G( Bloomsbnrg and Columbia County. I have ap pointed Mr. U. t?tohner agent forthe su'e of my Ale. Porter, Brown Stout, and Lager Beer, who will sup ply you at the same price (and with the same article.) as I would furnish yoa from the brewery. Knowing that he will be punctual and and attentive to all who may favor him with Ibeir trade, 1 solicit for him your support. Very respectfully, Fit LU LATER. Steam Brewery, Reading, Fa. September S3. 1SCG JJLOOMSBURG - LITERARY INSTITUTE. This Institution which is second to none in the advantages it affords young Ladies and Gentlemen for acquiring a Ufclul and urnameutal Education, will commence its next tcr.nl NOVEMBER 1977, 1S6G. C7" For Circular, address the PriiM-.ipal. HENRY CACYtR, A. SI. Eloomsburg, Nov, 7, lctiti. JEW II AIR DRESSING. SALOON. A New IT H19 ClllfinV Sthrin ft n rl Tliin. Cslnnti has been opened in the rear of Hunsherge r's Tobac co t?tore. Illocmsburg, where all kinds of work in the harboring line wl II be neatly and prcmptly at- . . i .i u . ... ... .1' - .1,.. ..inu aiuc vi mn ntictrh na all the Hotels, there is no need of crossiu; the street. UllUUgU IU 1,1, l, i, me Miop, Hair work manufactured to order. I adies wishing their hair dressed in Wattr-ral . or otherwise, with or without crimp, will be attended to by a lady, ia separate apartn'euts. Remember the place , Main Street, rear of Huusberger's Tobacco store. Nov.-, I66d. JJEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS ! ! FOR IMIiL, and WITCl?, AT R. W. COWMAN'S IN OAJIOKVISiEr Til E under igued has just received a verv large and excellent assortment of FALL AM) WITER t. CO I IS. which h proposes to sellat very low rates He has the best qualities of CLOTHS, CASSIMECES, MUSLINS. CALICOES, E ELAINE?, ME KINOES, CHECKS. A.c. Ac. The Grocery Department is filled with the best quality ot fresh grweeries and provisions, such as sugar, molasses, flour, salt, fish, ham. bacon, spices. &c. C7" Country pro luce tiken in exchange f-r roods, for w hiro the highest market pric will be giveu. Pon"t fail to give hiiu a call and secure great bargains. R. W. COWMAN Orangeville, Nov.la. IWi. 3ui. gARM AT riilVATE SALl-i THE undersigned will offrr his Farm at Pri v .te Siile. situated in H'-inluck Township. olunibia Coun ty . Ta.. two miles and a bait west of Duckhoin, con -tmiiins sive i t r-T n n s: e a c e: e:s more ir less. There is on ihe premises a good and a'l the necessary cut bcilJisgs. There is also on th i premises a good APPLE ORCHARD, in which nearly nil kinds of good fruit are growi. An excellent well of water at the door. 7"" For particulars address the subscriber on tbe premises. J. 11, ETECKER, BuckHorn. Ta. Dec. 12, 13r,G. I in. M ACHING ft.Nl r.EI'AIK SHOP. THE tmdersirnod would most respectfully an nounce to the ph lie generally, that he is prepared to execute all kinds of MACHINERY, at JOSEPH SlIARrLESS FOUNDRY. in Bloomsburg. where he can always be found ready to do all kinds of repair ing, including Threshing Mai nines, nnd in short, all kinds of Farming Utensils. ALSO, TURNING AND F1TING IT OF CASTING AND MACHINERY, done on short notice, in a good workmanlike man iter, upon the most reasonable terms. His Inug experience in tbe business, as foreman In the shop of Lewis H. Mans of this place, for over nine years, warrants him in say hi? that he can give entire sutisl'ac'.ioa to all who may favor him with then work. GEORGE II ASSERT. Eloomsburg, Nov. 21. 1366. UDITOR S NOTICE. In the Orphans Court of Columlia county. Estate of John Walter, Deceased. The Auditor appointed by the Court, on i exceptions to the account of Elida John Executoi of the Estate of John Walter deceased, will meet the parties in terested for thepurpoAe of hi appointment on Tiiea day, the 2-2 clav of January. A. D. l!"i7. at 10 o clock A. M. at bis office, oo the corner of Main and Mar ket Streets io the town of Bloomsburg. ket Mreets io ROBERT r. CLARK, Auditor. December 19. 1366. it. . OTICRr ALL persons knowing; themselves i ndefted to ma fnr work done at the GREENWOOD FACTORY, are requested- lo rail and make iiniiedtale payment, as I have earned my money onee, and dff not intend to eara it again, by running the country and collecting the same. A word to tbe wise ia sufficient. J. E. SANDS. Mt. riensant Mills Dee. 12. The underrigned respectfully announces that he has refittted a shop, in Court House alley, opposite the Exchange Ho'el. where he is prepared to con duct the barriering bu-in. s In all its branch es. The art of coloring whiskers and mouslacnes is practiced hy him most skillfully. He also cleans clothing, mnking them look nearly as good as nw. upon the most reasonable terms. Give him a trial. !C7" Hair Tonic oi the very best quality, used for cleaning hair, kept constantly on hand, and for sale S. MX. ULLI.NS. HBLTvIBOSiD' FLUID EXTRACT BUCHlf, A positive cd Specific KemeJy tor fflseaaes of the Bladder, Klder Gravel an Dnfiaml ftwsJJU. This Medicine increases the powers of Olgeattoa, an excites tbe absorbents into healtliTaction, ty wfclci tbe watery or culcereoua depositions, aad all unnatural largomocts ero reduced, cs wen sa pain and inlltamvan and Is good for men, romen aad cbihlreB' gaBBBBBsSllC ksaSssfl HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT for weakness arising from Excesses, Habits of Ptastp tlon. Early Indkcretlon, attended with tbe foUeWtng Eymptoms : Indisposition to ExerUon, Lou of Memory, TTeak Nerves, Eorror of Diseases Dimness of Ylkios, t Hot IlaBds, Dryness of tbe CVln, Loss of Porer, Difficulty of DreatKlBff, Trembling-, Wakefulness, Fain In the BacE Flashing of the Hotf, Eruptions of tbe Taos, Universal Lassitude, Tallld Coa&tenanoe. These symptoms. If allowed to go on (trtlon this iltSP cine Invariably removes), aoon follow FATUITT, EFIXErTIC FITS, W In one of which the patient may expire. ' Wbo aaa sny they are not treqnently followed by those dlrsCo.1 Ola rNSAiTT ako coyatrirFnos? Many are aware of the cause of the lr rnfferlng.tat boot ill confess. Tho rsoords of tbe Insane asylums aed the tuelancboly deaths by consumption bear ample vitoesa to tin truth of tbe aseertloS The Constltntloa, onoe affected by organic vreakasx raialros the uM of medicine tostrengtben andlnTlorat Uis systsm, wblcb ITBLM GOLD'S SXTKACT OT EUCTU la vartobl dges. A trial vlU oon vlnce tne most sceptical. tn tr. ii-ny alTeetlons peculiar to Femalea, As Csmif Dccuc la uneqtuUed by any other remedy, end for all eefeplalnts Incident to tbe sex, or In the DECLXXK OB CHANGE OF LIFE, IV &XB STStPTOMS ABOTB. . , f?7 Zo rain 11 y should be Without lb Take do Balaam, Mercury, or unpleasant medicine itt tkapleasant and dangerous diseases. IiELliBOLD'S EXTRACT B'JCHIJ - i Cares Secret Diaeao3 In all their atazes little expense, little or no cnaflge ct diet, no InoonTenlencc. ssd KO EXTOSCSE. USE HELIMBOLD'S . EXTRACT BUCHU For all affections and diseases of these organs, whether EIISTES'O IX MALE OB FEMALE, From whatever cause originating, and no matter bow long standing. Dleea&ce of thcte organs require the aid of a diuretic HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU Is the Great Diuretic. And It Is certain to have tho doslred ciTeet id an fltssaee for which It Is recommended. SLOOD! BLOOD! ELOODI Helmbold's HTGTTLT COJTCSjmU.TEX) coxpotm FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA For purifying the Blood, removing all cbronlo cotUti tlonal diseases arising f.om en Impure state of the Bloe4, nnd the only reliable and cractcal tno-im rented fat tVs care cf Ecrofala, Ecold Head, alt Ehenm, Pslas ati t CwcUlngs of the Eoccs, Llcerallons of the Throct and Legs, Blotches, rimplcs on the race. Tetter, Erxdj-ciaa,-ud all scaly ErnptlOLS of the Shin, jfX3 Burnyrirs tile cozirzKEiax. A FZTT Of the won! d:xwders Cat uZAci rar.VJd arha fxor: tie corruption that ac. ungates In the Elood. Cf all tie eUr covcrics that have b;?n made to pcrge 1 oot, bcbs era equal la e2ect Ilrua bout's Ccsdhjcitd Estact orCa eATASiiTA. It clcansos enj reuorstw the IMood,tat-. tbe rlor of tcclth Into tbe rystru, nc.l purea eat ikj humors which r-xte Cisscse. It stliualatM the health' fanttlonof the body, ted expels the filacrdcretbatgTow tn JrankliTln the blooi. Each a rrdy that conla te rtlicd on has losg tcea rosp ht for, and now, for Rie Cast time tbe public have one caw Uch they can Cepetid. Oar space here docs not admit of certificates lo show leffets. tat the trial of a slnlo bottle win iftr to the sick tfeas ! has Its virtues surpassing anything they have ever tva&a. Two tublespoorrful cf the Extract of Sarsaparllla ad4e.t to a pint of water Is eqaal lo tbe Lisbon Diet Drink. a&4 one bottlo Is felly equal to a gallon of the Eyrua of Cjjw tarUla, or tJe Cscocaon as nsnally made. nnLTIEOLLVS H0S2 t7ASS, An excellent Lotion for diseases arising from. habits oi dissipation, nsed In connection with the Extracts Eoohn and SarMparllla, In each diseases as recommended. Srl Cence of the tnort rofponslble and rel'rble character wTl accompany the medicines. Also explicit directions fbr tise, ici:tt h u.-ju'rerf cf tUoxisandi living witeaaros, and c wards of unsolicited certincatea and recommenda tory letters, ir.aay of which ere from the highest sources. lnclcilir.g en-.lacnt rhyricians, Clergrmen, Statesmen, te. The Proprietor bis never resorted to their pnUlcatlon la the nowFpapers ; be does not do this from the fact that hla articles rank as Standard Preparations, and do not &ee4 to be propped op by certificates. The Science of Medicine, Uie the Doric Column, thoald Ft snd elxple, pure, majestic, having Fact for Its basis Induction far Its pillar, and Truth alone for Its Capita, Uy Extract Sarseparilla Is a Elood Pnrlfler ; ray Zjstt Buchnls aDlnretlc.Bnd will act cssnch in all casea. Eoth are prepared cn purely sclcntlSc principles l vacuo and are tbe moet active meaenres of either that can bo made. A ready and conclusive test win he a eotn. parlson cf their properties with thoee set forth In the Al lowing worhs: Fee Dispensatory- of the United States. toe rrofeesor Drvnxa Taloatle works on the PreeUc cf rttic- See remarks made ty the celebrated Dr. Par sio, FMla. fee rcniarhs made'by Dr. Unman McDowati, a eel, bra ted Physician and Kcmher of tbe F-o?al College of Ccrgeocs, Ireland, and pnhl!hed la the Traaaaetlon e the Elrsg and Queen's JonrcaL Ece hledlcd-Chlrurgical Eevlew. pnblldied by Bz3x TiAvzjiS, Fellow of the Koyal College of Surgeoia, 6ee moet of the late standard worts oa hledld&t BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS IVIM V,UTSZ. Address letters for Information, In coasdeaee, to H. T. HELMBOLD, Chemist TZISaHAL DEPOTS Pelmbolcl'a Drug and Caetnijal "Warehoua Ho. 594 BE0ADWAY, HEW Y02K, ail Helrabold'a Medical Iepot, 104 SOUTH TEHTH8T, PSILiLDIlLPia JLJ I. rav
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