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STAR OF THE NORTH.
Hl IiMLSItAY, MARCH 9. 1850.
lIIE MEJIBZRS of the* llonse ol* Represen
tatives, Ibis Slate, liy a itiiaiiirnona vote, de
cided to adjourn on the ifiilt o( Mareli inst.
CANDIDITF.S fnrtownsl'.ip offices. w)in wish
to get tlieir tickets prinled#eatly and at 10-.v
rates, should call at the STAB OF THE NORTH
OFFICE.
MR. P. 8. MOVER has purchased the tin
ring stock ol D. C. Millard and designs con
tinuing the business in this plaoe in all its
branches.
IN ROOKING over the Post office aiTaits we
•ee that JKIIKMIAH WHITE-lON lias received
the appointment as Post Master, at Green
wood, this county, to fill the vacantly cnus
fcd by the resignation of J. HITTKNBKNOKK.
THE CITIZENS of Bloomshurg and vicinity
bnve laid a plank walk in Iron Street. This
will make it much belter traveling on that
Street, as it was a very muddy walk during
wet Seasons. Such emerprizes are very
creditable and necessary, and should be
carried on still further.
THOMAS C. RI.SE has disposed of his con
fectionaries in the firm of MOYKII & SHEL
DON who will continue business in both es
tablishments until the first of April, when
the two will he consolidated. Mr. EI.SK de
signs pursuing some other occupation, in a
different locality.
MR. D. C MIM.AKD& Cox.. BROWN, of this
place, liave purchased the Tinning Establish
ment, of John O'Conner, in Danville, where
they intend carrying on the tinning business.
They are both capital workmen, and we
have ro doubt but w hat they will do a "right
■mart business." Success to them.
PIKE'S PEAK EON FARMERS—The heaps of
dirt scraped together in our streets would
prove peaks of gold to our farmers, were
they to take them out and put them on their
lantls We have often been surprised that
farmers go home with empty wagons, when
they can obtain such a valuable load for
nothing.
A MAN that is too poor and stingy to take
his own county newspaper for 51.50 per
year, generally drinks 930 worth of whis
key a j ear—smoke- and chews S2O worth
of tobacco—keeps ?, slab-sided dog, an old
shot gun, and a twenty shilling gold watch
He educates his children in the streeis, and
boards his chickens on bis neighbors.
Or AIL the luxuries of the present day,
oysters, in our humble opinion, stands pre
eminet as one of the greatest ; hut situated
as we are in Bloomsbnrg. one hundred and
some odd miles froin the place where they
are caught, a is olleu experienced to
get them fresh, and of a good quality. The
difficulty, however, is pretty well got along
with by our friends, MRS. CEAIIK and MR
BILLMKVKK, who are daily receiving tliem in
the shell direct from the water. We would
advise all lovers of the bivalves to call at
these popular saloons and try them.
THE EDITIIR of The Pi l-John \V. Forney,
has consented to .ieiiv.-r his celebrated
■Lecture on "American Statesmen," at Wy
oming Hall Scronton, on Wednesday even
irig, the lfilh itist. John slioul.t understand
the ftthject as well as any man living. liis
position as a political editor, for more than
20 years, should goto fit him eminently
for knowing what constitutes a true Ameri
can Statesman.
AN Election will be held in this town
ehipon Friday, the 18th inst., in the court
house, for the purpose of electing township
officers. Persons are to be chosen for the
following offices: one person for Judge of
Elections; two persons for Inspectors; two
persons for Constables; two persons lor
•Over-eers of the Poor; one person for As
sessor; three persons for Supervisors; two
.persons lor School Directors, and one per
son for township Auditor. Look out for
.ballot-box stuffing.
VVK ARK enjoying splendid weather in this
neighborhood at present writing: the sky is
-clear and serene ; the sun shining bright,
• .drying off the muddy roads as fast as pos
sitde. In some parts of the county the
highways are in a good condition, while in
others they are rather bad. A few days more,
should the weather remain in this condition,
all will be passably good
•P. S Since the above was written we have
been enjoying more rain and mud. Last
Monday evening it rained in this place pret
ty hard, accompanied with loud thuuder and
•sharp lightning.
BArKßiTiNG.—Never sny of one who is
absent, what yon would bo ulrind or n-hum
ed to say if lie were present. '"He of whom
you delight to speak evil," says a wise
moralist, "may hear ol it, and become your
enemy, or if he do not. you will have to re
proach yourself with the meanness ol at
tacking one who had no opportunity of de
fending himself. Never listen to those who
deal in scandal; he who slanders one to you,
Will slander you to another." Tale-hearers
make tale-bearers; and hence Dr. South
safcj, "the tale-bearer and tale bearer should
be hanged together, the one by the ear, the
oilier by the tongue."
SiHiwfc in Church —lt is said that the fool
ish half* 80 Universal in Churches, that of
genllemeßfcrisiug to leave the Ladies go to
the fatthenpnd of the pew, originated in
early timesTwth the settlers who sat near
the doors of the pewjl so that in case of a
sudden attack by th Aidi&ns they might be
ready for action. Ax the Indians do not
trouble us any more, suggest the propri
ety of those who corrnuflrlt into a pew weth
er gentlemen or ludy, ratm* the farther seat
in the slip, and tiiose that fiWflfr fill up the
remaining seats, and thus prevent, the awk
ward disturbance which occurs in our
churches here in the process of filing out
and in by men in ordei to isolate w6tnat at
the lurther end of the pew.
FHOM ST.DOMINGO. —By an arrival at New
York, we have advices from Gonaives and
Tort an Prince to February 20th. At Gon
aives everything was qu'et, and trade im
proving. Logwood 525 to 240, currency.—
1000 lbs. coflee llfi to 120 per 100 lbs. At
Port an Pfinco it was quiet, but the inhabi
tants were apparently dissatisfied with Geff
rard, in consequence ol bis demands on
produce exports, and the power which lie
is commencing to exercise, which they pre
sume will soo.i expand lo tyranny.
The Washington 1 iugcily. —The Washing
ton correspondent of the Boston Journal
says : About an hour before Key was shot
he said to a young lady whom he joined on
her way hotne from Church and who is my
informant, "1 am despondent about my
health, and very desperate. Indeed, I have
h ill a mind to go out on the praires and try
buffalo hunting The excursion would eith
er cure me or kill mo and really 1 don't care
much which.
Ilolloway's Pith. —lt seems as if the pilar
mncopeia were eventually to lie* narrowed
down to two specifies, Hollowny's Pills and
Ointment. We have conversed with indi
viduals who have witnessed the effect ol
the Pills in cusps of epilepsy, ordinary con
vulsions. spasms, bilious colic pulidlntimi
ol die heart, dy-pepsia etc.: and they all
tell ihe same story of their efficacy and in
fallibility. So, too. of Ihe Ointment. The
general opinion seems to he that it never
tails in ulcerous and eruptive eases. It is
an indisputable fact tlint those best acquaint
ed with the preparations have the most lm
nlieit confidence in them.
i'Oit 1' I,AIAI.KS. ll I- U lalllHlli.lOlu tact
thai o large a number of Females ant at
flu-led will) Irregularities, either reln-ed or
suppressed, which rapidly and -urely tinder
•nine their health, shorten their lives, and
nltliriies render (hern unfit for those duties
in lile lor which tin all-wise Creator ha--
1 formed them. This state nf tilings need not
| exist when Da. WPEATINO'S FEMALE RKGU
| LATINO PILLS are so sine 10 bring rebel
| They are composed ol materials, harmless
' to I lie most delicate constitution, put effi
t cit-lil in ttie highest degree in eradicating
; that tram of disea-'es incident to the sex,
! originating from irregularities. They are
• no Nostrum, bin claim lor themselves vir*
I lues re-iibiiig Iroin llie n-o of those rnost
j valued remedies prescribed by die highest
, medical ainhiiriiy, Ancient or Modern.
! Many Females give way to despondency,
j imagining themselves 111 a confirmed de
cline 'J'o Sll ell we would conft-'ei tly re
| i-oinmeiid ilie-e P11.1.R, believe g if itiere is
j a power in any remedy to cffeci a pernio
neni cure, mat blessing will ensue Irom
iheir n-e. They are ninnnfaclured only t.y
J E BOWER, eor. 2.1 k Bare sireeis, Phila
delphia. Nmiegenuine u-iirioiit his written
sigon ore uponeHCti hi-v Price 9; I no
ixi.VihD OF 'ilia AiAltftliT,
CAREFULLY IOIIIIICTED WEEKLY.
WHEAT, SI 211 BUTTER, 20
RYE. 85 EGGS 12
TORN, 811 PA I LOW, 12
OA s. no LAUD. 12
BUCKWHEAT, fin POTATOES. 60
UT. BEANS. 1 50 Dil i) APPLES,2 00
| CLOVERSEED.fi 50 HAMS, 12
MARRIED.
| On the 15th pit., by 11-v. 15. A. Fink.JOHN
B. UKITKRUK, ol Bonmsbnrj, to EEFIB J.
RISHE-I.L, ol Pottegrove, Northumberland
j county, Pa.
' On Thursday the 24th ult, at Orangeviße.
by Uev. Jos 1. Riiilirm-k. Air HIRAM YAPLK
ol Fisltingcrcek, Columbia county, to Aliss
SAUAH GUOOTKUS, ol Huntington, Luz. co
In Espy, on the 19th nit, bv the Rev.
Thomas Sherlock, Mr BI -J-.MIS CHIIIDTMAN,
and Miss RIUKIT-A ANN 11AZI.S.TT.
DIED.
■ At Millville, 011 the 20:h nil., HANNAII
JANE HAMPION, aged 13year-. 5 mouths and
22 day-.
CB ihkT>.
IfX the matter ol the p-liiinn of William
Ji. Lutz one ot the executors of the last
Will ami testament of Peter I.otz, line lit Nit -
garlmif township, Colombia CntlutV) Penn
sylvania, deeea-e.t, which peiitiou was pre
sented to an Orptiao's Court l ttie said
County, field at Blnnm-burg, ai the February
Teim tliereol, A. I)., 1859, praying that the
executors of ttie said last will anil leslaiiieut
be fully empowered 10 sell the real estate
ol the said deceased :
COLUMBIA COUNTY, SS:
' 1 K Commonwealth ofPennyl
yva 1" a to Eli/.abe.li, in-eimarned
jfi & tffV .1 w I'll Peter Coldern, and to ttie
lVicr Coldcrn, to Surah, in
lertVMined with George S.rbcr, audio the
paid Sirber; HI William Lutz, Adam
Lniz, IVlerLirz; 10 Catharine, intermarried
wiih Will.am \\ ilnon, and to iha mid Wil
liam WiUon; 10 Andrew Lutz, Anthony Lutz,
Simon LU z; 10 Judith, intermarried IVPIJ
William Wildoner, H. 1.1 IO ihe sui-i William 1
Wildoin-r; to Delia Aim, intermarried with
John KresMer, and lo Iht said John |
to Amanda, intermarried u ith Henry Shuliz, I
and to tlie said Henry ShultZ ; and lo Hit? |
children ol Mary who tni- intermarried with
Stephen Predion, lite -aid M .r> being now
deceased, to wit, William, ll tHutinah, John,
Adam, George, Francis, an.l James, and lo
their guardian nr guardians, it any Itiey, or
any ol them, have and to the said Stephen
Preston ; to Kllee, a child ol E i * Lii'Z now
deceaflfd, and to his guardian it any he have:
and 10 —— Coen.au, a child ol Lydia,
1 oiv deceased, who was iniermarried with
DanH Ct'leniaii. and to the guardian ol the
Raid child, 11 atlV there he and 10 the Rait
Daniel Coleman; ami lo Peer Belles who
wan intermarried with Susan now deceased,
a daughter ot the said Ca:tiarii.e Lmz de
ceased ; ami to all persons who have any
present or expectant inieresi in ihe premise*:
Greeting - You and eucn of you are hereby
cited to be and appear before the Judge*
of the Orphan'* Coun lor die County ol Col
umbia, to he held 111 L!looiiihurg. in ami for
Ihe said county, oil the tirst Monday of May
next, at nine o'clock m ihe loreuoon ol mat
day, 10 "hew cuto-e, it any yon or any of
V'Oil have, why the real eHaie of the said
Peter Luiz, situate in ihe Raid township ol
Sugarlaof, shall riot he Mild by Ihe executors
of his said last will and testament, as there
in directed.
Witness, Warren J. Woodward, Esquire,
President Judge of oar said Coup, llie Ulli
tiny of Feornarv, in the year ol .mr Lord, one
thousand huii<tr<t ami tily-inne,
J A (JO H EV EULY, Cleric.
Bloomsburp, March, a, 1859.
A J. EVANS.
MK U C 11A ST,
Siore on the upper part ot Main St., nearly
opposite the Episcopal Church.
BARNARD RUPERT.
FA S UK) is A HLB TAILOR,
Shop on the Sitnh Side ol Main Street, first
square below Market.
E2ow\
p n / l A i) i: A r // / .4.
/f Penevolent JasfiUiti >n established ly special
Ln'fawi.mci t. f r the Relief a* the Sick and
Dmlitsscil. 'ffl'Cterf with Virulent and
Ppi.it mic Diseases.
'I'HF'Mf&tKD ASSOCIATION, in v,pw
of Hfiwiiil (ff*hirurfi<ii ol In man 11!•?
C a imp. I bv Sexual tlnea-V*, HIM' *II
lIOIU* |Mriu*el npou Hie iiiiloriuua'a victiiiif
ol Mich di e.iMN l y Quark*. ervwral jewrr.
wgo il eir CotiMilliit# burgeon, Hl*
a CH A HIT A FLK AC P w on by of i hen lIHIII**,
IO open a !)ir>pp!ieaiy for lieu'inem o
this *lis of in /*li their form*, HIIC
lo n IV , MKDiCAL ADVICE GRATIS 'O al
hn nj>|l\ by with a tln*Cfiptio'i
their eomlyjoii, (U2*, oiviij alir It, h.ibits o?
I!e, &©. ) and 111 euse of e\r me poverty
to H;R\I>U MEDICINES HI EE OF
CHARGE. 1* it* neediest to add thai ihf
A—■oi'iati'Ui command* the hiuhesi Medical
-kilt ol the aye, and will fiirui.th the mo.-l
approved modern ircHtmeiil
The Oiiector* of the Association, in their
Annual Heuorl upon the treatment ol S-x
iil Grease*, express the l.iuliest satihie
ion wuh the success which lots aoemieil
it e labors of iheir Surgeon* in 'lie cure of
Spermiitorili(P>i Seminal Weakness Gor.orr
i (Til. Gleet. Syphilis, the vice ol Onam*m
or sell-Abu*©, Diseases O' the K dneyg ami
Bladti-r. &e., and order a continuance ol the
sarii- plan lor the tiistiing \bur.
The Director", on a review of the p^ei,
feel assured that tfieir lat ors in ihi* sphere
of benevolent effort have been of great ben
efit to the afllieied, especially to the young,
and they have resolved to devote them
-elves, with renewed zeal, to this very iin
poitam and much despise ! cause.
An admirable Report on Spennaiorrhosi.
or Somu al VVeakne-s. the vice of Onanism,
Masturbation, or S.-dl-Abuse, ami oilier dis
eases of ilie Sexual organs, by the Consult
ing Surgeon, wil l he g-ni bv mail (in a
•paled envelop©,) FREE OF CHARGE on
teceipi of TWO STAMPS lor pu-i,ige. Oili
er Reports and Tracts off lite uainrH and
• reatmeni of Sexual diseases, diet, &c., are
constantly being published for' gratuitous
distribu ion, an ! will be sent to the afflicted.
Some of ilie tew remedies and method* ol
tretrment discovered during the la*l >e.*' r i
are ol great value.
A Stress, f.ir R-porl or treatment. T)K J.
SKI CLIN HOUGHTON. Acting Surgeon,
Hawaii l Assiiciatinu, No. 2 Soutn Ninth
Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
liv Older of the Dlrec'ors.
EZRA D lIK A RTAVKI.L, Pint.
GEO. KAIRCHILD, Sccielaiy.
March lt, 1859 —B.
~ SHERIFF S I EES.
I>Y virtue id 11 writ of vi tlrioni exponas,
to me directel. will be exposed to pub.
lie sale ai dm Court House, in Blnonisburg,
on Saturday the f6 It day ol Marcli iiist., ut
one 11 clock, 01 the afternoon, the following
described property to wit :
A certain Plantation and tract of lam l si'-
uaie 111 Franklin lownsliip, Columbia Com,-
ly, hounded on the Soudi by Undent Abra
ham Lillev, on Hie Ea-l by lands of Aaron
Lamb-rsio, on the North by oilier lands ol
the -aid Jame- K. Fi-her, and on the Nasi
by lands ol George Schick and others, cm -
taui'ilg in tins wl.olc lintel)-five acres be die
same more or less. About ninety acie- of
whiell is cleared land, whereon is erected
a one and a halt s ora duelling Home part
frame and part log, a large frame bank barn,
a Irarne wagoi. tiou-c, u -lone-pruio house,
ami 'o her out Buildings Willi Ilia appurte
nances.
I Seized and taken in Execution arid to be
solit a- the property of Janieh K. Fiher.
j ALSO,—At the mine ii.nn and place by
j virme ot a writ ol Levari Facia* to me di*
j reeled, all that two siory plank houe or
building, situate in the town of Hnbhleville
I in ttie township >l Beaver in the County ol
I Columbia, on a triiffler lot in said TOVVII, the
j ♦aid building being ilnrty feet in fruit. and
1 wenli teel in ileplh.jpmi ihe bt of ground
u; -'•> i-,.- ' ereei .! he
| ing bono vd by the Rail Road of the Colom-
I bui Coal & lfi Conrpany, and by lands ol
j Tinmen M. Hubble and others.
Sized Hint taken in execution and to be
sold as ihe property ol Cbarlea Kvar|e.
t'ouoiiiou- ol t?ie above Nile* are, ten
pei cent of ihe purchase money to be paid
ai the striking down o! ttie property, and ihe
j balance on the lir*i M-ui l.v ot May next.
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff.
| Bloomßbtirg, March 2.1, 1851).
GIIEEMVOOH SEMINARY,
AND
COLUMBIA COUNTY NORMAL INSTITUTE.
|f i v llE next Quarier al ti.ie lir-ti'nnon, will
■ coininei.ee on the 16 h of Au<u*t, and
i torminaie on the 29th ol October. The at*
| lent ion of Teacher* is particularly directed
•fi the advHiitapes of a course cf Norma! in*
tfiruciion diirmii this quarter. Some have
already engaged, and all others who desire
to join ihe Class, should make early appli
cation to ihe Principal. All who uuend
should make arrangement* to commence
wnh the quarter, or they will RUstain a pos
itive loss.
TERMS :—About $3O per quarter, for al!
expenses. Catalogue* w ill be Rent to all
who apply for them.
WM. BURGESS. Principal.
T. M. POTTS. Preceptor.
Millville, July 7, 1858.
ESE.<;OJ2KESRE2
ORNAMENTAL MAKELi. U'ORKS.
THE undersigned lias opened in Blooms
bnrg, a Marble Yr.nl in Court Alley, east ol
ihe Court House, nod has secured the ser
vice* of JOHN H. YOUNG, formerly ol
Berwick, a* foreman. Mr Young'a qindili
cations need no recommendation. He i*
prepared to furnish Plain and Ornamental
Monument*, Tombs, Headstones, Mantels,
Sills, Lintels,
BUREAU, STAND, AND BAR TOPS, &C.
The he-i Dalian and American Marble will
he kept on hand. Particular attention will
be paid to le'iering and curving head-stone-.
All ure invited to call, as we can luruish
work • cheap a* any establishment in ihe
country. S. C. SHIVE.
Bloomsbnrg, Dec. 15, 1858.
Al> M! MST ATO R S NOTIC E.
EST A i K OF NO A US. P HEX LIS, DEC D
4 LL persons iirerested will lake notice
** that letter* ol Administration to ihe
Estate of Noah S. Prentis, lute ot Bloom
township, Columbia conniy, deceased, has
tieeii granted by ihe Register of Colmubia
conniy, to ihe undersigned, living in Biooms
bnrg, in saiil county. All persons having
claim* or demands Against the estate ol llie
decedent are requested lo pros-Mil them lo
the Administrator, duly attested, without
delay, and all persons indebted io die estate
are notified to make payment forthwith.
J. M. CHEMBERLIN,
Bloomsburg, Nov. 10, 1858. Adin'r.
~ s c sinvi^,
Manufacturer of Furniture and Cabinet Ware.
Ware room in Shive's Block, on M- HI Street.
JOSE I'll SIiARFLESS.
FOUMJEIt AND MACHINE ST. -
Building* on the alley between the "Ex
change" and "American House."
A7M. IJIT'ERT7
TINNER -5- STOVR DEALER,
Shop oa South side of Main street, below
i Mstket.
/hif l
mmi
IRON CITY COMMERCIAL 'OLLEGE.
PITISBVKOV, FA. -- ' CIIAItTKRKI) 1855. |
300 Students c.tltiuling Januuuj. 1838.
JVJ ow ihe largest and inoM 'borough Corn*
n ercial School cf Ihe lI.S Mtfl". \ ruing
men prepared lor actual dunes ol die Count
ing Room. i
J. C. Smith, A. M. Prof. </ Book-keeping
wild Sen lice ol Accounts. ■
A. I*. Doii'het, Teacher ol Arithmetic and
Com mercial C a leu lat ion.
J A llcxdrnk and T. C. Teach
ers o Brok keeping.
A Cow lew and W. A Miller, Prof-, ol
Penmanship.
*ii.gle anil double entry Book keeping, as
itped in every department ol business. Com
mercial Ariihmeric—rapid business writing
detecting coonterleii money—mercantile
correspondence—commercial ihw utetauglil,
and all other subject* necessary lor the sue
res* ai d thorough education of u practical
hnsirics* man.
51 FREIOTIfiS 1553.
Drawn all I lie premiums in I'iii.burxii fur
|ln> past lliroe years, also ill Eastern am!
Wesiern eities, fur lies! writing, not en
i*ravel wmk.
IMIOI4I'.XNT IN FORM \TION.
Siinlents eniaral any linia—N vaitalinn—
Time unliiniied —Review ai plea-me—(Jrail
uaie* aeiieil in ailueiinn*—Tii*
linn for lull I'oiiiilieii'ial roiir-e, 533 liO—
Average li'ne 8 10 12 week.— Roan! $2 60
per week—S'atinuery, s6.oo—Eniire cost,
,46000 m $7OOO
IV Mini.iere' Son* reeeivprlal half priee.
I For Cant—Circular —Specimen, of Un.i
-j ne*K ami Oriiiirnenial \\" i ——inclose Iwo
| stamps, and a.liire.s F. XV. JENKINS.
/ Oct. 6 1858. Pllislnirjjli, l'a.
Pliil'a A: Cailroad.
j : . . i
'•i"f - a - SMC ~ -—i - . , -i
VVINIKI! AUUANUEMENTS FOR I'AS
tCy.NGER CHAINS, January Ist 1859.
[Jp Trams', "oii't! Nnrlli, leave l'lnUdelpliia
at 7JA. M. a'l' l I'. Al.
Down TiHit.A,<■/•• Soulli, leave Pullsville
ai 7$ A. M. ulivl i I'- M-
The Evprp.s Train j* tlifloonlinlied until
furlher no'ice. Close coir nei lirm* are mailt'
by ihe 1(1.22 A. AI Up Train*, Iroin P'"t
Clinton to Ebrnra ami all iutertn*dhtlH j>niut*J
and by the 6.22 P. M U. Train from u <t
Clinton to Elmira / Canamlmgna Buffalo,
Niagara, D^'mil, Chictigo, St. LOII'H, Dav
ei.pori, mid |owa Cili; making lli'a route
the shortest and cheapest to the Luke Cities
and Canada.
On Snr.dav* 'he PiiiTn "H. Train from
PiiBvtlle f and Up I®. M. Train from Phila
t.'elp'MH, only run.
Depot in Philadelphia, corner ol
Broad and Vine Ftlty ponmU ol
baggage allowed each pasacn.ger, (except
on Sunday trains.) Tickets must ba pur
chased betoru entering the cars.
G A. NICHOLS.
j!\29-tf. General Snp* , rinieud*tni.
Foundry, E£loobiil>ui';;
' S roviis AiNI) TIN XVAItH.
THE siibsnrtber having erected a large new
brick Foundry ond Machine S'top, in place
ot the old one, is prepared to make all kinds
of
CASTINGS AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
Plows constantly nit baud. The sub < ri:e
bus removed bis Tin Shop from Main
Street to the Foundry Lot, where he has
erected a budding altogether for Stoves and
Tmware.
The Cooking Stoves ronMt of the WM.
JFyt PENN CUUK, R A I'd COOK, VAN-
J LIEU COOK, and PARLORS 10VES
a " kind*, the Egg Cylinder Stove,
6cr*.
All kinds of Svcuti 'g made o order.
JO>EPH SHARPLESS. j
Bloomsbnrg. April 16. 1857.
PUBLIC ALS3
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
In pursuance id an order of the Orpf ans
Court oi Culumbia county, on SATURDAY
THE 26tli DAY ol MARCH next, at 10
o'clock in lb torerioon, Peter Kline,adrirti
i-tralor, o! Henry Mel/, late of Locust t a p.,
in said county, decM, will expose to sale by
public vendue, upon the prerr*i*e* a certain
TRACT OP LAND
situate in Locn*t towri*!fip, Culumbia conn
•y, adjoining John Herner on the cat, Jus.
Carl ami Jofin Yeager on the west, William
Hughs on the north, and widow Rook on
Ihe south, containing about •
Cue Hundred .".fnrnactn Acres,
morn or l~s J with ilia iimiurtMUHOreH, on
wliicli is r-rccU'rt iwo l:oun, one
barn noil one f>aw-mill. Late the ealaie ol
suiti rleceased, niioaie in the township o!
Locust, unit county alnreaaul.
JACOB EYERLY,
llloonisburj, Feb. 19. 1859. Clerk.
Ful>iic S;tlc of Yaliidble Real Estate.
lii pursuance of an order ol the Orphan's
Court ol Columbia coiioty. on SATURDAY,
the 26t!i Jay ol MARCH, inst., at jo o'clock
HI the loreiioun, ISAAC K. KRICKBAUM,
Execu'or of the lust will am l testament ol
John Kutie, late of Benton township, 111 said
county, deceased, will expose to sale, by
public vendue, upon ihe prtvoiwes, a certain
portion ol the REAL ESTATE of trie said
deceased, situate in said towndup, consist
ing ot about
ONE HUNDRED ACRES,
Of Land, the nioi of which is rea-onably
WELL TIMBERED, about Fifteen Acres
being cleared. A SAW MILL is on the
prenn-es, and the land wTten cleared will be
good fainting d. Terms favorable. Lite
the estate of *,ut deceased, shuu'e in the
township ot Benton, ami rnutilv shore.aid.
JACOB KVERLY, Clk.
Bloomshnrg. March 2, 1859.
Administrator'* Notice-
IV? OI ICE in hereb) u'ven 10 all peraona in-
' terelfd, ihal l^-'lere ot admiiiMmtion on
ili* entitle ol J.ifoh Fry, late ol till HI town
slip. Columbia county,deceased, have bean
••ranted by Ihe Ke_ ieser ol Columbia conn-
i>, o iho undersigned, living ii Mttlloi, in
>aid county. All pe'nous having claims or
demand* against ihe e*int of die decedent,
sue requested 10 present them 10 ihe ad.iiin
ietrator, duly atteMed, without delay, and
•ill person* indebted to the e*t*ie are noti
fied to make payment l rhwi/h.
SAMUEL CREASY,
Mifflin, Feb. 26, 1K59. Atfm'r.
fi'iifillc Notice*
.4 LL perttnn* indebieil to the untiereigned,
on Book aconiH. Note or oitierwi-e, will
■ ake notice iha l nil uorovrftw mii*t be rented
op between this dale (Feb 19 It) ami Ihe
j first oj M y next, and *ave trouble. All ac
count* noi hriiled and paid by that time,
costs will be added witlioul respect to per
son. Therefore step up to ihe captanrs of
fice and bquare your account*.
JOHN VVHITENIGHT.
I Bloomsburg, Feb. £3, 1869.
CABINET WARE ROOMS.
s " c> S!SIYK '
TJ ESPECTFULLY invites the attention of
the Public to lii* extensive assortment
J of C*l*inet Furniture hikl Chair*, which lie
VMII warrant made of good miteriaU and in
a workmanlike manner. At hi* Establish
ment, can ulvVayn be loum! a good unrU
mem ot
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE.
which is equal in styl* k.u! finish to that o(
Philadelphia "i New York cities, ami at ii*
low price*. He lih* Sofa* ol ibffereiit si> l*
and pries*, from €25 to €6O. Divans Loun
ges, Walnut mid Mahogany. Parlor chair*.
Ilorki' i; and eay chair*, Piano stools, and
a variety of Upholstered work, with DfesMitg
and parlor bureau*, sofa. card, centre and
pier tab'es, detashn*, clieffenor*, whatnots
and eoiPi-de* and all kinds of fashionable
work. His Mock of bureau?, enclosed and
oominon wastelands, dress-table*, corner
cnobn irds sofas
DINING AN!) BREAKFAST TABLES,
bedsteads, cane seat an i common chair- i* !
the I digest in chi- section ol the couiiiy. He
v\ ill also keep a good assortment ol looking
gbt*M* with fancy "ill and common Irarnes
lie will al-o furnish spring rnai'riiHses filled
to any sized bedstead, which are superior
for dutalnlity and corn fori to any bed in
nse. Dloomsbnrg. January 13 1858.
FVAiA'S A VVATMVVS
IMiil'a Manufactured
: IiSiSsALMANDEit
; iwll SAFES;
tirfeSßifNo.26Souih Fourth Sreei
PHILADELPHIA.
! From the Village Record,
, WEST CHESTER, Pit.
Saturday, Feb. 5, 1859.
lb r.HKKV —The office of the old Railroad,
in West Chester, was broken into last
Thursday night, and robbed of a sma'l a
; mount ol money. The thieves entered the
| tinildinsr in the rear, broke the doors, and
* 1 locks off the desk*, and attempted to i!t m
" I to the large iron safe, bin did not succeed
j The Sale was m arm fuel tired bv EVANS St
WATSON, No. 26 South FOURTH Streets,
Philadelphia.
STILL ANOTHER ATTEMPT.
October 18th, 1858.—Three iheices en-
I lered the flotiritig-rniil of Messrs. Dor race &
Dorou, Bristol, Pa., and tried all nto
blow open their Sale, with powder, which
had $260 in cash, but did not succeed in
' oH'tii.g i open. Their Salamander Sale was
i m auUlactnrfd hv
EVANS & WATSON.
' GREAT SAFE ROBBERY AT NORRIS
' T OWN, liKCKMifvti Ist, 1858—Some time
Ih-i night, the fioiiri.* 4 iW'ill ol Air. Joseph
Fu/.oiih, hi NorriMowu, !'•••, wa# einer3d
and one ol Parrel, Heriing. &. Co's best pa
tent Pnwrler prnol Luck ami Site
, WAS BLOWN OPEN Willi PoWDER,
, ami $1,600 i'ii cash taken out and carried
, away. J hi* Sale in now ill Evans & Wat
mim'S More, No. 26 >outli Fourth Street,
where we most respectfully invite the pub
lie to call ami examine it.
N B.— We find in Ilie Pics* , December
4th, the following: 4 All our Safes ure war
• ranted to give perfect satisfaction, or the
money will be returned.
PARREL, HERRING & CO."
We, EVAN* & WA I SON, would H*k
■ :• 11 parties having Farrel, Herring & Co'*
s Patent Champion to take advantage
ol the above offer, and return them and get
their money, as they will find that, in a lew
; ears, the Composition with which the
1 Sales are filled (a large portion being oil ol
4 vi'riol) will cat out all 'he iron. A speei
' men ol (heir Champion Sales may be seen
in I rout ol uur store, which i* eaten full of
holed now. EVANS & WAISON,
[ No. 26 Sm.rh FOURTH Strest
f From The Fresi of the 4'/i "[/.]
Farrel, Hairing £t Co'* Patent Champion
Sales, Ihe mil) Sales made ill the city which
have never been robbed by tuf 14lnr- > or had
their cou'eot* de.-tmyed by accidental fires.
Evans & Wafoti's Pin' ulelphia answer 10 a
N"W York Hi)mbut".
We. the undersigned 01 i/.eiit. of St J.?*Cph.
M 1 , ilo hereby 00r ifv that ihe iron Sale
b.-longing 10 C. E. Baldwin, made by Par
rel & Co., No. 31 Wulnui Street. Philadel-
I phia, waieh was in 1 tie (ire thai Occurred
tiere. is mil fire proof, and is useless as a
fiie prnnl Sale; dial Ilie books, papers, jew
elry, &e., winch w ere in the Safe in die
lime, were much injured; also, that ilie
budding which il was in was of frame ami
only one sinry high, ami dial a lire so tri
lling as ilie one which burned over the sanl
Sale was noi sufficient to have injured any
Sale pnrpo-lina 10 be (irp-proof.
W. U. IV.MCK, Druggist.
JO-KPII W.TOOTI.B, Dry Goods, •
J. A BKATTIK, Banker.
R>NNSS:I.I. L S>XTON&MCDONNELL,DryGoods
WII.LIAM 11v. Drv GOODS.
JOHN Cum>. Dry Goods.
C. K. BALDWIN, SI Joseph, Mo.
EVANS & WATSON, 26 South FOURTH [
Street, Philadelphia, have now 011 hand the
largest as-orrneut of Salamander Sales 111
die United Siaies, warranted equal to any |
odier- made in lite country. Please give I
us a call. Feb. 23 1, 189.
NEW WORK FOB AGENTS.
Tlis Life, Speeches & Memorials
DIN9EL WEESTEH,
CON lAINING HIS MOST CKI.EBIIATED
OKA I lONS, A SEL' CTLON FROM
'J HE EULOGIES PEiIVF.RKD
ON THE OCCASION OF HIS
DEATH, AND HIS LIFE
AND TIMES.
BY SAMUEL M SMUCKER, A M.
This splendid work is jui published, in
one large volume 0! bit) panes. Il :s print
ed on fine paper and bound in beautilul
style; curt ain* excellent tint illu-trafions of
Ins Birtbplaee ai d Mansion at Multifield:
an I lull-length, file like Sieel Portrait. Ilie
Publisher ulf-rs il with confidence to the |
American pcb.ic, and is convinced tliat it
will supply an important want in Atneiioai
literal lire. No work was to be obiiiined
berelolore, which presented, within a com
pact and convenient compass, the chief events
ol the file of Daniel Wetisier, his most re
markable intellectual efforts, and the most
valuable and interesting eulogies which the
great men ol the nation uttered in honor ol
his memory.
We |irc,.ent all these treasures in this vol
ume, ai a very inndefuto price, and in a
very convenient form. Subscript inn price,
in cloth, 51,75; handsomely embossed leath
er, *2,00.
Persons desirous of becoming Agents for
this valuable wotk, will address, for full
particulars,
PUAKE RULISON, Publisher,
33 South Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
HIRAM €. HOWER,
SURGEON DENTIST,
Office near Wilson's Carriage shop, Main St.
OI'KELVY, NEAL & CO.,
MERCHANTS,
1 Northeast corner ol Main and Market Sis.
New-Arrival of Fa!i am) Hiuler ,J
*C£> CDCD^S3 O
IfIrKELVY, NUAI. & CO.,
HA VK jn-t rpi'fivfil and opeiind ilieir tork
ot for >hlh, which i**>mjri•
the LARGEST, Cheaneet, ami l.amNoin
eii n**or intent now offeree! in I hi?* TO VN.—
Having paid at eniinn to the selection
ol their finite stork as to
Price and Qtialily,
they flaiter themsrlve* that!•♦*> ran compete
with the cheapest, ami all those wishing to
boy cheap, can save money by Giving n- a
call We f.avea'l k.uwl* of gooifft and wares
10 supply the wants of the people. A very
large and complete assortment ol
LADIE'S DREhS GOODS.
Freurlt Merino**. vtoyl plaidH,alpacas, tom
baxines, de bates, poplins parametta cloths,
mohair lus're*, rnnliii de laities, Persian
cloths, (Jinyharns, Cabcocs, &c.
WHITK GOODS OF ALL KINDS,
S'eeves, Collars. Spencer*, handkerchief*,
lloucicinys, butnls and trimming*, Lees and
edyiiifls,bonnet ribbons, in I a rue variety, vel
vet tibbons, and tiraids, kid, cotton, li.-le
thread gloves, mohair n i t-, &c.
AC.iL KIN!)!!) F SHAWLS,
broche, Hav State, Waterville, black silk,
eaehmeie, em' rodered, &!?. Also a very
larye large assortment ol Cloths, easimer*,
satinets, ve-tnns, tweeds, jeans, coating vel
vet, beaver cloths, &e. %
scans & SSC&ES
of all kinds and sir.es for men, women and
children. We have a large assortment ot
MATS and CAPS of the latest lash ion. We
have also, Hardware, Qneensware, Cedar
ware. &r. Very cheap
OAKPKTS, CARP IST-BAGS, FLOOR,
table and carriage oiT cloths, mais, rugs, bas
kets, &c. Muslins, flannel*, ticking-, dia
pers. toweling*, dri'liiigs. &e , in abnridance.
We invite our friends mid the public gen
erally to give us a call before purchasing
elsewhere We have hough) our goods at
the LOWEST CASH PRICKS and will not
be utidereold by anybody or the resi nf man
kmd. WcKKLVV. NEAL & CO.
Bloom*burff, January 13, 1758.
GROCFRY, BAKERY AND
CONFECTIONERY.
Main Sired, Bloumsburg, one door behno Iron
Si i eel.
THE undersigned respectfully inform the
citizen-ol Rlooinsbiirg, arid the public in
general, that they have formed a partner-hip
under tue name and Hrin of Mnyer & Shel
don, and have just opened in their spacious
new S'ore llou-e. lie
GROCERY, BAKERY & CONFECTION
ERY BUSINESS,
On nn extensive scale in all their various do
pururieiits, and i t greutvariet e*, where they
will always be pleased to meet their friend*
alid administer l> their creature comfort*.
Their groceries are all fresh,*arid ol the
choicest kind-, have been *elected with
tr.uch care, and will be cold fur oaslt, at the
'•lovvps' living price-."
Their Bakery is entirely new, constructed
most modern improvements and
will be iltuler the superintendence of "mas
ter workmen."
Their confectionery is manufactured bv
themselves with care and cleanhnes-—and
cannot be surpassed Dy the most improved
importation*.
OYSTER SALOON AND RESTAURANT.
They have al-o fi ted up a mp-t magnificent
Restaurant aml()yt.r Saloon, occupy ing the
entire space ol the (up stair*) second floor,
wch splinter new futures and fiui-htngs.
w here '.hey will be liappv to f- rve ifieir cum- |
miners with choice Oysters, wh"le-ule and !
retail.
N. B •—A liadieM* Saloon separa'etl from j
:he General R*iuurant, has jd-o been pre- !
pared lor their special Hccornmriliiion.
ALBERT MOVER, I
E. M. SHELDON. I
Bloom Oct. 27, 1858.
lli:\Mli WITHOUT PHYSIC;
A PIUZK KSSA ON NKRVOU" DISKA-K*.
Ju*l published, ihe 25ih ihotiMirid, in a
sealed envelope, |iru*t 10 cents; or sent,
postpaid, by 'lie Publisher*, br 3 stamp* :
A Medical E**ay on the Physical Exhaust-
Km and Decay of die frame froiri Indul
gence, Inleciiou mid the injurious const?-
f.uences 01 Mercery, wilii I lie mudern
mean* ff cure.
Jiy K. J. CULVER WELL. M D.
Msrrbers of the Boyal ol Surgeon*,
&<\, &(*., &c.
*#* bpermalorrl cdi, or Seminal Emis*-
ion-, Nervous DebiTiy, Impoieucy, Lo-s of
Energy, Depression of Spirit*, Timidity,
Disease* of the Sexual Organs, and Impedi
ment to Marriage generally are promptly
and efTeciuully cured by llie Author's novel
and mo-! surces-lul mode of treatment, by
means ol which il.e Invalid can regain
pristine health without bavins recourse lo
dangerous ami expensive medicines.
From the London Loucet —'•The best trea
lies ever written on a subject of vital iinpur |
tatice to all. well worthy the Author's exulted |
reputation."
Addiess the Publishers: C. J C. KLINE 1
& Co, Ist Avenue, cor. 19th Sireet. Post,
box 4586, N. V. Ciiy. [Dec. 22, '58.-3rros. j
Administrator's Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters of I
administration on ihe estate ot Catharine
Lutz, late of Uen'ou township, Columbia
couniv, decea ed, have been granted by i
ihe llegi-ter tl Columbia comity to the mi -
dereigued, who tesulcs in Benton townahin,
unn ctiu'iy aforesaid. AI! persons having
claim* against the estate ol the decedent
are rpquesmd lo present ihem to she admin
is'rator wiihnut delay, and all persons in-1
debted to make payment forthwith.
WILf.IAM LUTZ, Adm'r.
Benton,Jan.24 1859.
BLOOMSBURQ
r S 411K uiider.-igiietl would in litis way call
* die atieiiiinn of the public to the Itook
Store at the old stand, next door to the ' Ex
change Hotel, ; where at all times can he
loniid a good assortment cd books, including
Itiblfs, 123 mil Hooks, Prayer Hooks,
Histories, B ioks ol l'oelry, Novel., anil
School Books ; also all kinds of stationary ol
thn be-t quality.
A considerat'le deduction made upon Ihe
price ol Selion 1 Books and Stationary to those
who by to sell ajaiu.
Jut received, a qootl assortment of WALL
PAPER, which I would ask all lo call and
examine he I urn pnchiisius el-ett here.
CAROLINA CLARK,
Successor to Jesse O. Clark.
Bloomshurp:, May 25, 1857,-lyr.
AtUIIMSTIMTOIt'S NOTICE.
A LI. persons interested will lake no iec
s® that letters ol administration on the
estate of Catharine Meiz, hue of Locus
township, in the couniv of' Colombia, have
been granted by Ihe Register of Columbia
couniv to Charles Melz, who resides ii
said township and county; a'l per-ons hav
ini* claims ot demands against the esiaie
of lite tlecedent, are requested to mak.
them known to the administrator, withon
delay, and all persons indebted lo make
payment forthwith, lo
CHARLES METZ,
Locust, Feb. 19, 1859, Administrator.
,W THE GREATEST
twmm
OS THE AGE.
VI R KENNEDY ol Rnxbory bus discover-
e.l in oin* of our c-0111111011 pasture weeds
a rented* Itmt cures
EVIiKY IiIAD OF tll .TIO 11
IKOM THE
worst scrofula (town to a common pimple.
lie I,us Irred il in over eleven htvhdred
oases, anil never fuileil except '(ft
two rae, hoih thornier rntnnr. He has now
in his possession over one li mill red ceriifl
rales of iis value, all within twenty mile, of
Boston.
Two bottles are warranted locate a' nurs
ing sore month.
One to three botiles will cure the wotel
kind of pimples on the face.
Two or ihree hollies will clear the sy s
lem of hiler.
Two hr tiles are warranted to tfnr<* the worst 1
canker it: the mouth or ston.arrh.
Three 10 five hottles are warranted to cut.
the worst wind of Erysipelas.
One or two boples are warranted to cure
all humor in theses.
Two hollies are warranted to cure running
of ihe cars.and blotches in the hair.
Four to six l ollies are w attained 10 cure
coroipi and running ulcers.
One (iodic will cure scaly eruption of the
skin.
Two or tli'ep hollies are warranted to cur.
llis worst kind of ringworm.
I wo or three bonles are warranted to cure
ihe most desperate case of rheurnalisiT).
Three to four hottles are Warranted to cur.
sail Kheum.
Five to eight hollies will cure Ihe worst
case olscrofula.
A benefit is always experienced from the
firm bonle, and a perfect eure is warranted'
when ihe above quantity is token.
UOXBURY. MASS.
Dear Madam—The reputation of ihe Med
ical discovery, in curing all kind of humors,
is so well established by ihe unanimous
voice of all who have ever used it, that I
need not ay any thing on the subject, as'
ihe most skilful physicians and the most
careful Druggist in the country are unani--
itiniis in its prai>e.
In preseming the Medieal Discovery to
I your notice, I do it with a lull knowledge of
j us curative power, in relieving all, and ciir
i itig most ol those diseases to which you nre
uttlortnuately so liable. The most excruci
uting dtspa-e to art affectionate mother,
NUUSING SOUK MOD I'H,
Is cored as tl by a miracle; your own tem
per is restored to its natural sweetness, and
' your babe from short and Iretful naps to
: calm-and sweet slumbers; ami the medical
[ discovery becomes a fountain of blessing led
; yoor hll-bami and Itotishohf,
I lu the advanced stages of
A n K i: K
il extends to ilih iorn.iclt, musing
I) Y S V K V S I A,
wliteh i nothing but ranker on the stomach'
! then to lite inte-'i'ie* and
Kidncj'n,
creating a sinking, gone leeling, and an in.
difference even to the cares of your family
Your stomach is
RAW AND INFLAMED,
your food distresses you, and you can only
take certain kinds, and even of that your
system does not get half the nourishment il
I contains as the acritnonous fiuiil of the cank
j er eeis it up; then your complexion loses its
bloom and hectunessallowand greenish, and
■ your he-l day is gone. For want of nonrishj
rnent your sy stem becomes loose ami flabby,
I and the fibre, of your body becomes retaxj
[ ed. Then follows a train of disease which
the Medical Discovery is peculiarly adapted
,io CI'RE; I'.dpitaiicn ol the heart, pain in
| ihe side, weakness ol the spine ami small of
I the back, pain ol ihe hip joint when you re
tire, irrcgularcy ol ihe bowels, and also, that
moat excruciating of disease, the
a" D it i; s.
Ifmv many thousands ol poor women are
suffering Irom tin* disease ami pining away
a miserable lite, and their nexi door neigh
bor does not know Hie cau-e, I wish to im
press on your mind ihat good old proverb,
"An ounce ol prevention is better than a
pound ol cure.'' In ihe
IVSctiicnl Discovery
you have bo li Ihe preventive and the care,
with this great ami good quality, that it will
necer under any circumstances, do you any
injury.
No change of diet ever necessary—eat the
be.t yon can gel and enough of it.
Directions lor use.—Ailuhs one lable spoon
lul per day. Children over ten years dessert
spoonful. Children from five to eight years,
lea spoonful. As no directions can he appli
cable to all coiisiiuitions, take sufficient to
operate on the bowel- twice a day.
Yours truly,
DONALD KENNEDY.
Price Si 00 per bonle. For sale by J. R.
M> yer, E. P. Luiz. Agents for Bloornsburg.
Sold by ail die Druggists throughout lha
country, in general. Jit, 28, ! 58.
DE ITTI3TRY.
11. C. IIUWIIR,
SIT KG HO I* DENTIST,'
jffSJJSJSfek 1? I.SPF.CFL'LI.Y offers hie
Cif'i ,y- T '/k professional services to tha
' ' ' ladiesaml geiillemen ol Blooms
burg and vicinity. He is prepared lo attend
to all the various operations hi Dentistry,
and is provided wi'li die latest improvep
PORCELAIN TEETH, which will be inser
ted on pivot or gold plate, to look as well as
natural.
A superior article of Too h Powders, al
ways on hand. All operations on the leelh
warranted.
Office, 3d building above S. A. Wilson's
Carriage Manufactory—Main Si., west side.
Blutimsbtirg. January 13. 1858
" ni;h amcrotypi: saloon
IN VLOOaiSJiUIIG.
Henry Roseustock, of Philadelphia, res
pecdiuly in lor (il die cidzens ol Bloornsburg
and viciniiy, dial lie lias removid his
DAGUKRREIAN GALLERY,
in the rooms lately occupied by P. Unangsf
as shoe shop, ai d is prepated lo take pie
inre-, which will surpass anything ol the
kind ever seen ill this place.
Fainers, mothers, sisiers, brothers, now is
die time to procure one ot those imperisha
ble Anibrotypes, and thus secure die lealurea
of beloved Inends. Life is uncertain; but
Ambroiyjies am lasting.
All urn invited to coll and' examine speci
mens. [Oct. 6, 1858.
EXKCUTOITS NOTICE.
jVOTICE is hereby given dial leners testa
memory to die Estate of William Stall,
of Briarcreek township, f'olmnhia county,
deceased, have been granted to die subscri
bers. All persons indebted to said estuie
are requested lo make immediate payment,
and those having claims egaiust the Fame,
to present them, lo
EDWARD STALL.
WILLIAM EDWARDS,
Jannary , 1859. Executors

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