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TAVERN NOTICE.

To the Hm,orabe Ellis Le1riS, Esq, President,
and his Associates, Ju6ges otthe Court IF quar-
ter Sessions Of The county IF Northumberland:
vINHE petition of David Herb, srn'r, of Upper
Il Mahonoy township, in sall county, humhly
represents, that he continues to keep tavern at his
old stand in the Brick House. in said township,
and Is well prepared for the accommodation of ira.
velIers, &c, He therefore prays your honors to
grant him a license io keep tavern during the
suing year, and he will pray, &c.
DANIEL HERB. sn'r.
10 TIVE JuDGfs AnOyE MENTIONED The sub
scribcrs, residents Of Upper Maholoy township,
hereby certify that Daniel Herb, sen'r the applicant
FOR the license, is of good repute for honesty
and temperance, and is well provided with house
room and conveniencGs for the lodging and accom-
mediation OF strangers and travellers, aud that a
public house there is necessary they Therefore
commend him as proper pers IN 10 be licensed to
keep public house.
J. G. Rem, George Smiley,
Daniel Dunkleherger, John knrrr,
Daniel luwcrder, Isaac Heih,
Charles Schcgcl Nathan Herfing,
Emanuel thtisi, Elias Schuahel,
John Schmnkcv, Felix Maurer.
March 5th, 1872
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TAVERN NOTICE.

To the honorable Ellis Le,cs, Esq, President,
and his associates, J1Gges ofMe Courf IF quar-
ter Sessions, Of tie county Of AorthumJeriaHd !:
TENHE petition of John G. Wells. OF Nor,humbrr
u land, in s,id county, hum5y represents, that
be continues to keep house of public entertain>
mcn, Mt his old stand in Northumberland, and is
well prepared for the accommodation of travellers
&c. He therefore prays your honors to giant him
a license to keep tavern, during the en- unG year
and he will pray, &c. JOHN G. WELLS.
To TUE lUpGEs ARoYE MENTIONED The sub
scrhers residents of Northumbcr and hereby cerli-
fy, that John G. Wells, the applicant for the license
Is man of good .epute for honesty aud temper.
ance, and is well provided with house room and
convcniences for the lodging and accommo la,ion
Of strangers and travellers, and that public house
there is necessary they there fore recommend him
as a proper person 10 be licensed 60 keep public
house.
John Frick Henry S. Thomas,
Wm. II. Waple,, f. p. shannon,
VIM FORSYTH, John Wheaey,
Daniel Wcmer d. Brautigam,
James Tacgar, John Lei enring,
{. Woods, Joseph Hoffman.
March 5lh, lS42.
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CERWLC.hTvs or AGENCY,

For the sate OF Brpnd,fi's Fege,ajk UaigerSai
iitS
Ncrhrmherla' county Niiun--hackoy Il
Chlhihcllm. SuuhuT, III Il. Ma.ser. MENeus-
vriie--flclrnd & MeNtll Nouhuu erland-N M
Forsyth GeorEetown-F Mldhnr'r u Go.
Union County: New Brrln 900 hn Hoffman.
Selnsgrore-kte aud Scbuurc. icburs-
Isaac Smith. Beivtrlown-J. Il +, BIngaman.
Adamsburg--H. 81 A. smith. Mltilnshurg-
Swope d Laird HatleIun-D Dinle' Long Free
burg-G. q T. G.. Meyer. C,nt"viIe-stsey
Il Lenhsrt. Lewrshurg Waits & Greer.
Columba county Dmsille-E. Is. Reynolds
Il Co. Bcrwck-Shuman N Ruenhouse. Cat
tawissa--C. A. Sl &. q. Brohts. Bloomsburg-
John Il. Mover. jersey Town-Leyl Bse Wa
shington--Robt. MoCay. Limestone---D. l.,
Schmeck,
Observe ,ha, each Agent has an Engraved Ger
tHcate Of Agency, containing a Iepres nlauon OF
Dr BRANDRE IH'S Mandatory at sing Sing,
aud upon which wll also be seen exact copies oi
the Ht,0 iaJcS Hol0 used upon the BraadyeM PGl
BgrcS
+ Philadelphia, office No. s, North sh street
4. BRANDEETH, VI. p.
January lot, lsis,
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS,

THE Subscriber, Agent OF Lyon n Harris, Hst
Manufacturers, for Now York, Philadet hia.
Baltimore and other largo cities, " oso Hats ars
highly commended ilr gOad eDl1 aud duyGLihty.
has OF hand a first rate assortment OF hats sud
CAfs, suitable for Spring SHES Which will te cold
very low to' cash OF approved credit al lhe uCtsf
cheap stare, No, 40, North CbTd S'ro.L oTP9ais
the CITY Hotel Philalolphis.
OLIVER n. TltAtHER. deert
n. B, O6ders for Hats be -oiIsh. promptly
attended TO, The highest rico IA sesh d uss
given Ia FHT skins.
Pril,delphis, November 10, ls1l .lv
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suSt received and ioT sale by ii. B. Mus.
sg scG-Bostn Syrup, Sugar House and y. O.
Mulasses; Loaf Lump, Crushed, Bro"n and Chry"
laizcd Sugar; Cranberrics, Rs sins, Crackers, o.
French add English Mcrinos; Merino and o,hsv
Shavls: Cloths Cas,imcrs and Cassinotts; D.s
Goods, Hardware, ssdhEy, &e- Of sh kinds.
III, lSii.
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- - L -C3-Ro
CREDIruRS TAKE Non ICE, Ihar we have
- applied To the Court OF Common Pleas of Nor
thumhorllud County, for the benefit of the laws
made for the relief of the nsolvent dcbtos; and
that the Judges Of the said Court have appointed
the first Mondty of April next to hear and our
creditors at The Count House in Sunhury, when
and where you may attend II you think proper.
DAVID NICE,
Fch. l2 is42 SAMUEL GABLE.
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TAVERN NOTICE.

To the Honorath EHiS Le,ois Esq, President,
oHdhiS Associaies Jidyes ofthe Court IF quar-
TER Sessions # the comfy ?f Northumberland: ):
FgNHE petition OF Isaac Thompson OF Shamokln,
h, in snid county, humbly rpresentS that he has
ren'ed that well known tavern stand in Shamokln-
town, lately occspicd by J1cob kram, and is well
prepared for the accommodation of travellers, &c.
He thorjfore prays your hnnnrs to grant him H.
ccnse, to keep a tavern during the ensuing Iear,
and he " iI NAV &c
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Counterieitcrs' Death EIio,y.

Me putllc will please oh,erre that no Braudreth
T. ri, are senuins, uuLess Ihe bo> has three Ia
hcls upon it, llhc toI, tho sljc aud the ho,t5ml
each containing Il fac Siu,Io signature Of my hand
writing, lhus--D. BGINpUETH, n. p--Ihcsc Ia
hcI, ave -erararcd ON steel, beautifully designed,
aud dome at AZ expense Of over S2OoO.-~ihcrefNe
vii hr seen that the ony thing necessary 10 pro.
cuie the m'dI,Ino ia It's urty is 10 observe these
l,tris.
Rcmembnr ,Lo toI, the side, end thc bottom.
The following Respective persons duly auhurl
I'd aul orl
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aJ - e. e - Ii
\ Ii persons Indicated 10 the Estate Of The WI.
- dow Mary Myers, decd, arc requested to make
payment Immediately. and persons having claims
asans, said estate, are requested u present the
same, properly authenticated, to
D. BRAIfTlGAN
NoTthumhrrIand, Feb. 10. 1912 ct. Err
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-29

Militia Troiairas.-On !he 433 page
of the Phamphlet laws Of The Session of the
Legislature of Pennsylvania of 1912, va
find The following very important section,
in the 'and for other purposes of one of
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Will lhe people beat ii in mind?

Sec. ID. That so much of the act enti-
led An ac, for The regulation Of The militia
of this Commonwealth passed the second
day of April, one thousand eight hundred
and twenty-five, as requires the militia TO
be trained in companies on the first Mon.
day of May of each year; be and the same
is hereby repealed,
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Democratic Volunteer.
NV orkingmen.

Late From 7'eTas More Fighting
BY an arrival at New Orleans lrom Texas,
we learn (per the Crescent city ofthe l5th)
.ha, Gen. Burlcson, with 100 troops. had
pursued lhe Mexicans Under Gen. Wall
from San Anlonia. The enemy were for
iily ing themselves al the river Medina, and
Gers Burleson Intended TO attack them a!
that place, as soon as he received reinforce
men's. The citizens of Ma,agorda and the
surrounding country were turning out TO
join the army.
Between 20 and 10000 Mexicans ale
now on their way TO Texas.
Gen. Wall had advanced from 90 miles
Of San Antonio east of the river Sewiila,
where he mel Capt. Caldwell, with 100
TEXANS, an engagement look place, in
which 100 MeXicans were killed and 100
more wounded. Capt. Caldwell succeeded
in cutting his way throt gil, after being sur
| rounded several days, wiihou, the loss Of
a man. company Of so men, from Ia.
grange, in attempting TO reinforce Captain
CaldweIl's company. was cut off By the
Mcxcans, and 40 Of them killed, Z pIison-
ers and three escaped. The Lagrange com.
pnuy kept the Mevcans at bay until they
brought their artillery to bear
Gen. Wall reireal-d to the Media 90
miles West of San Antonio. General
Burleson was within 4 miles of Medina.
with | 200 men; but knowing ,ha! Genera!
Wall had barrica, cd himself he was wait.
ing Cor reluforcemenls before he attacked
the Mexcans.
1t is currently reported that Austin had
/ been burned by the Mexicans.
Several skirmishes had taken place.
DtMussaus<e.s.ns~
| Pedesfrianisnl. Lieutenant Me,calf OF
the lsl Incorporated Militia. siaiinnsA hnra
decided wager last week, by walking Sc
miles in 24 hours, carrying all the aceou-
temen,s Of a soldier in heavy marching
order, which on this occasion weighed 59t
lbs. Mr. Meicalfe commenced a, D O'Clock
on Friday night and walked 30 miles with
out stopping, at the average Of four miles
an hour;a the end OF the 42 miles he rested
about2 hours, and completed the Sc mile.
in less than 30 hours. There had been NJ
previous training, and i, was The first tim
Mr. MetcaIle had carried knapsack. -
Tbee were go rounds OF ball cartridge il
lie carlouca box. which greatly increased
The difficulty OF the feat, as the weight o
The front strap compressed the chest ant
impeded respiration. Hamilton, (U. &.
Journal.
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Recent letters ftom Mr.. Robinson, the
agent Of the Treasury in Europe are SAID
to speak hopelessly Of the chance Of effect
ing any thing whatever in the way of loans
abroad.
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the course of lS4l 400 Jews in War
saw adjured Judaism. Most Of them EN-.
braced Catholicism, Notwithstanding the
persecution the Emperor Nichelas is wag'
ing aganis, the Catholics.
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John NJ ~,herspoon, citizens Of
York Haven, Yolk county was drowned
in Nanticoke Dam on Friday the 2ls, in.
siant The deceased was bowsmsm on
board Of boa, s. s. Kline, under Capt.
G. e. Ranbipher.
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The United siaios troops a. the barracks
al Carlisle, are to be removsd, with the ex
ception of one or two officers and avery
slnatl body af men, who will remain 10 take
are Of the public property.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-29

On Friday Of lasl'wcek, the Legislature
of Vernon, elected WILLIAM UPHAM,
Esq (whig) United States Senator, for
six years from the 4,h of March next,
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Lord Ashburlon is 10 be made an Earl rs
soon as possible, and the London papers
say his title ought TO be " Earl Surrender. !"
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EDUCATION.

A School for the instruction Of youth, in
the various branches Of science and lieta-
lure, viii be opened in The Academy in
Bloomsburg, on
Monday, Sd Of October,
Application for admission 10 be made TO
the School Committee, orio the subscriber;
when the terms Of tuition will be made
Known. '8o0
J. D. BlLES.
Bloomsbury, October |, IS42. egoqU
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iSomersct and Csmbria--ToBIAs Mvs.
SER, JOHN WILL ra~e..
Lycomlng, Clearheld and Clinton -.G r
Barrett, George + Boal
Greene-M McCaslin
Adams John MARSHALL Henry Myers
Centre George McCuloch
Observation-Disclosures Lowry, James
Porter Biawley
Erie Stephen Skinner, Lyman Robin
son
Venango and Clarion David Long
ON JOINT BALLOT.
Democrats. Whigs.&c.
House go 40
70 5i--25 mai.
A large majority of The Plothonoiaries
other county officers and Sheriff's elected,
belong to, and are active members of the
Democratic patty.
Democrats in Roman Wings in Ha,ic
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'Tis false as the girl said when her
beau told her she had beautiful hair.
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grz.rH1es.AssEHnMz

Ohio The exact majority of Shannon,
the Democratic Governor Of Ohio, is 40l2!
Good!
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0D1TTABYo

DlED--At Danylle on Saturday last,
Mr.. SlLAS Fl, BROW, worthy member
Of society, aged about 35 years
In Valley township, on Sunday last,
DESIRE B. LEIDY. wife OF James Lei
dy, aged abou, 33 years.
On Tuesday The | lth inst. at the resi-
dence nf her husband in Pot,sville, Mrs
ELLEN CLARK. wife of David Clark
in The 26h year of her age, of typhus fe-
YER. e e5 .u
Al Wilkesbsrre, on the Goth inst. Mrs.
MARTHA DWIGHT, wifs of General
Ebenezer W. Sturdeven, in the 35lh
year of her daughter of the late
Austin Denison, of New Haven, Connect
cut. -.r.t.- f
In this lawn, on Thursday last, ,REBEC
Ca JANE, daughter Of Mr.. William Gin
ton, aged 7years.
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HALLS PATENT
BEE HIVES.

yNyHlS Hive Is one of the best constructed now
in use, and so auanged,as to supercede the ne
ce.sity of killing bees take from them their ho-
ney. 1t is simple, and can be made with little ex'
pense.
The subscriber has the right to sell TO iadtafda
qks the privilege ofluaking them for the!f own use
and requests all who interested IN bees, to cal
at his house, and sec the hive, for themselves, "a
he has bees now working in them.
" ~ GEORGE LILLY.
Bloomsburg Oct. 10, ie42,
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Frame
DWELLING HOUSE.

Situate in the Northern part of the town of Dan
vile, in said county, on the West side of Pine
Street, being sixteen feet in front on said Pine
Street by twenty Eight feet back And the lot or
piece of ground, and cur,ege appertenant thereto,
which lot is marked and numbered in Montgomery g
addition TO said town. No and bounded on East
by Zine street on the North by lot OF ]. D. Hahn
on the est by alley. Oh the South by othei lot
of said II. Prmmer,said lot being forty nlne feet in
front, on said Pine street by one hundred and forty
two feet back.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as the
property Of Henry Prinmer.
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Beginning al post, corner ~
Michael Rishels land, thence by the same North
twenty degrees, est one hundred and sixteen
perches to post thence by lands Of Michael Vert
man. South seventy degrees, West sixty-iive per-
ches to post, thence by the same, South twenty
degree East thirty perches, thence South seventy
deg ees West twenty-five perches TO post, thence
South twenty degrees East sixty-nme Perches to a
post thence by now or late vacant landi North
eighty .one degrees, East eghtynne perches to the
place of beginning containing Flty-one Acres and
sixty perches and allowance OF SIX per cent. toy
Ruads, &c
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as the
property of Charles Albright.
JOHN FRUIT, Sheriff:
SnRRIYF's OFFICE. Danyille,
October 2l, l542.--ts. )
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TWO LOG HOUSES

and FRAME BARN. .. .-..
Seized taken in execution, and to be sold as the
property Of Johl Shaffer.
BY virtue of writ of Levari Facias, to me di-
rected will he exposed to public sale, at the same
time aud place the following property, viz:
All aEaaa CereaiR Two Story
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In PRIscE GEoRoE's CouSrY Couar,
Sitting as Court of Equity,
July Term, 1912.
Catharine Plaisinger, }
vs.. !
Peter Plalsinger. \

The object of the petition filed in this case by Cath
arlne Paisnger OF Prince Georges county and State
Of Maryland, is to procure decree for divorce
v'neulo arinonii from her husband, Peter Plaisn-
ger The petition states that the said Peter Plaisn-
or about two years after his iniermarrage with the
said Catherine, abandoned and deserted her without
any just proyocation not having made at that time
or since then any provision whatsoever for her MAIN
tenance or support that the conduct Of the said Cath
arine since said union has been vrtuous and proper
and that the departure of the said Peter without
her knowledge. The petition further states that the
sand feter was at the time Of said marriage physi-
caiy incapable Of forming that connection, and con-
tlnued IN that state until said abandonment took
place; that he does reside, and has resided,
without the limits of the State Of Maryland, in To-
reign parts unknown TO the said Catharine since
said abandonment and desertion, and that the SAID
Catharine hath not the said Peter since that time.
II Is hereupon, this fifth day of September, 1872 by
the subscriber associate Judge of Prince Georges
County Court sitting Court of Equity, adjudged
and ordered that the petitioner Catharine Paisnger
by causing copy of this order TO be inserted in some
newspaper published at Washington city, once in
each OF four successive weeks before the second
Monday OF October next, give notice to the said Pc
ter Plaisnger of the object and substance Of this Pc
tition, and warn him to appear in this court in person
or by solicitor, or before the second Monday of
January next, TO answer the premises, and show
cause, ifany he has why decree ought not to pass,
as prayed.
True copy Test: CLEMENT DORSEY.
JoHN B. BROOKE, Clerk.
Sept. 5th, 1872 sep 9-law4w
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