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Illlllolf dNo' ~ atI % wv '' '''-
ALSO,
BY virtue an lIias yari &ci,s, to me direotcdM
the same time and place
mn ihai ccr'0ja NcSava@r and irGct Of
land, situate in Nl0im township, Columbia county;
a(oreslid. bounded as follows Beginning at 8
corner in a public road; thence by land partly oi
Henry Yohe, Charles Miller and Christian Miller,
south 10 dcgrcc,vrst I5I pcrthcsto rorncrthcnc'
by lard Of Jacob kustcnbodor, and partly Of Dau-
lcl Goho; north 80 degrees. west l55 prrchcs to a
post thence by land of George kcIchncr, George
Dnshcr and John Gcarheart south $50 drgrecs;cas
So T-lO pcrchcs, south So degrees east 6S perchc
4 north 81 degrees east 20 perchrs, south 30 dc
gyees, cast 32 perches, north 76 degrees, east l.
I2-lO pcrches to Peter Gearhearts other land
thence by the some south 20 degrees; east 26 7
.ilO perches to the beginning, containing 2. acre
Il4l poychc5 and allowance, be the same more "
les, together With the hcrojitlments and aPpwten
ancrf.
Seized, taken in execution aud to be sold as tn
, property OF Peter Ccarhart,
IRAN DERR, Sheriff
. Srmrr's Orrlcr, DanvIe
March, 2Jh 1916
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A call, weighing 90 pounds, only four
months old, was killed in Washington, Pa
few days ago, by Mr. Thomas Cox. A
great calf certainly.
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SEASNNARIE

The white Of an egg is sad TO 90 spO'
cifc for ish-bonss sticking in the throat
II is TO be swallowed raw, and will carry
down bone easily and certainly.
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WORMS! WORMS! WORMS!!!

To remove these troublesome and dam
gerous inhabitants Of The stomach and bow,
lis, which 50 often impair the health and
destroy the lives Of children, u3e Jayne's
ronic Verml(ul e, certain and safe prepar'
alton for the removal of the various kinds
# Worms, Dy spepsia, Sour Slom ch Want
0f Appetite, inlanllIe Fever and Ague and
Debility Of the Stomach and Bowes and
,rears Of Digestion. Prepared only by
DR.. D. JAYNE No. 8 South Third street
Philadelphia.
SKIN DISEASES are often owing to a
Scrolula Habi! Of body, and in o,drr to r(,
fec, permanent cure the original cause
must be removed
Jayne's Life Preservative one Of he mos
pleasant articles ever offered to the pubIi
has been found not only 10 cure Scrolu
under all lis multiplied forms Of Canoe
Kings Evil GoIre White Swelling &C
but also 10 remove the disposition of len
lGency to diseases of that class and all dis
eases originating from obstructions in NJ
glands or pores Of The skin or from impur
liy Of the blood or other fluids of the bod
Prepared only at No South Third strCOt,Ph
adelphia
The aboveMediclne are for sale
1.-The store Of
JOHN r. MOVER,
Bloomsbury.
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j. IL VANDERSLICED
DENTIST. .

EN- EGS leave 10 inform the public, lha
8 Dhe is prepared to attend TO all The opor
aIlons IN dentistry, such as removing
Tile TariaT and other Foreign SUB
stances.
From The teeth. rendering them clean, am
The gums and breath sweet and healthy.
Tile caUitieS Of EDecoyed TerM
will be dressed ont aud flied with Cote
'r other IolDi Of the finest quality, as IL,
case may req ire, which will general,
prevent their aching or further decay ana
render them useful for years; and in man,
cases during life
Teeth and &umps IF Teeth
Which have become useless oil lroubIesopr
viii be extracted in the most careful man
ner, with the Iales! and best improved in.
sIrumenis.
P0rCehain Teeth,
Ollhe best quality and latest lMarovemenL
will be inserted on pivot or On connection
with DR.. VaIIerchamp, with whom he is IN
paIernship in plate work. on Gold plate.
from single tooth to a whole SET, to Iook
rs well as The natural, aud warranted +,
answer all the useful and ornamental pur
poses proposed by the art
In shorI,every operation belonging to
profession, will be reformed in the bcs
manner, with Choisesl material, and a. The
shortest nOIlce lie therefore hopes, b,
strict attention TO business, To obtain shar,
Dt public patronage Any person or pei.
sons wishing any of the above operations
performed, are rospc cItulIy requested /,
give him call.
N. B The public are hereby iprorme,
hat we lhe subscribers have entered into
special Partnership relating only to plate
work as il is more convenient for each to
,uend TO the other branches of the scienc.
N his own account.
A. VALLERCHAMP.
j, H. VANDERSLICE.
Mount Pleasant, Nov S,h. I8l5-3m.
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A down E,sl Skipper states lbat Z
crew OF his craft consists Of an Cd
man. liltlo boy, durn'd fool and .
Frenchman.
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LUST OF LETTERS

LUST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post-Oaice, at Blooms.
burg; March 81; 1916.
Jacob Boder Giftin McCuIIy
Fan,ar Bars John Morris
C. o. Bachmen Robert OLeman
Rishard Corlney william Rees
'rhomas DadCord John Kele
Lewis Folk George Scott
Green & Kunkle Henry SChasser
Peter Heinboch John Snyder
Miss Julia A. Kline A. ]. Stone
Tohn s. Liue John Wanich
lanes Mclaughlin Mr.. Ree8
JOHN r. MOYER, 7. NJ
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HAGlatGEgas

no"s6 use; Of n JOHN Etssz,fGagj,"qd by ,Aau GGp-
township, on Thursday the sixteenth day
If April next between the hours Of 10 A. NJ.
md P. NJ. Of said day, for repairing =
bridge over big Flshogcreek at The mouli
If the Huntington creek, in sard township
HLSO--On FIilay the seventeenth day
If April next between the hours of 10 A
VI. and . p. NJ. Of saId day wlI be let the
.ebulIding Of the abutmenls and repairing
It the superslruclure Of a bridge over big
Fishjngcreek near The residence Of John
Vance, in Orange township. The letting
% be at the bridge.
ALSO-OA Saturday the Eigh'eentl
lay of AoriI next between the hours 10 A
VI. AMI p. d. Of said day will be let thD
rebuilding Of one Of the abuImehis and re
pairing of the supersructure of a bridg
over big Flshingcreek near Williamsburg
ia Bloom township. The letting TO be q
he bridge
Said h,id9os to be repaired according I
the specifications exhibited by the Count
| Commissioners on me day Of letting.
BY order Of the Commissioners.
L. MENDENHALL, Clerk.
Danyile March % 1916.
I
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CHARLES F. MANN, Treasurer
TREAsuRER's OErIcE,
Danviie, March 20, 1916. 5
s-7-The American Sentinel will pubs
lsh the above four times in the Daily Sen
tireI, and forward heir account TO Tie
Treasurer Of Columbia County,
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NOV, I--IbI0,
NlAE&EsgIE TAE2D.

THE business will be continued by the
subscriber at the old stand; where may
ne had a, all times.
NLNUNENTS, TOMB T2BLES,
TOMB STONES, HE8RTIL-
JAMES, dL4NILES, P.7INI
STONES, MULLEH& &c.
or any other work 10 his iine. lie is
Lso prepared to lOruIs1 WINDOW CAPS
and SlLLS, DOOR SILLS and STEPS,
&c either Of Ma.bIe, Lime or any kind of
tone that can be procured in lhls vicinity.
brJ@ Having had considerable exI erience
IN the business, ne pledges his work 10
ne executed in as handsome a style as can
he furnished from any yard either In the
rlly or country; and ON as reasonable lerms
EPHRAIM ARMSTRONG
BIoomsbuIg, Nov. 3, l843. Iy--2S
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ScI1oI tlkcn in cVocnlIOn and 70 be sod as iho
properly OF Jan cs Hluc'; in the hands OF his ad-
Ininist. atorsJoan Rtrrt and Hugh McEh
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LATEST FROM THE ARMY.

The u. S. steamship Telegraph, Capt. Aud,
from Braz,s 81. Jsgo 18th ullimo, and from Polt
Lavacca Isl instant arrived last evening, her Gag
floating al hall-mas, (says the n. o. Della. y
The cause Of this token Of sorrow was soon an
Dounced she had ON board The remains oil the
late, but ever 10 be iamenied, Major Ringsod,
and of The brave Lieut.. Cochran which friends
Of fond remembrance and warm hearts were
transporting 10 graves in their native SOIL there 10
rest with the clay OF their kindred. Messrs. Grit
fin. LETTERS and SellZer The Baltimore commit.
tee were on board, and had charge o. these coffin
ed relics oil soldiers who sc braVely served their
country.
The news from Monterey and the posts along
the Rio Grande Is no later than we had Previous
ly received.
Gen. Butler is military commandan, OF Mon
lerey.
Capt, Thornton reached Ma,amoras on The
18th ult with 73dtagoon recruits and lheir horses.
The men and horees looked as !. calculated for
good service, and under his command will per-
form il. The command departed on The 18Th for
Monterey.
Gen. Taylor has returned from SalIiilo, ltav
ing Gen Worth IN possession Of me place.
We have conversed with IN intelligence gentle
man, who leit Monterey on he 23d ul,. HIS i'm
preston is hat The whole OF The forces, except The
necessary Numbers e.i TO garrison the several
pests, will concentrate at Tampico, and .ha:
General Taylor, ia going there, will take,a route
leaving San Luis Potosi TO his right; that arrived
a, Tamp;co and having The necessary forces to
carry out bis future operations an attack will
be made on Vera Cruz simultaneously ty sea
and lard.
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hold our authorities 10 thorough and RI
gid scrutiny; bu, there is time and pro.
per manner OF doing all things. The honor,
and interest," and safety Of the country should
first be secured, and no step should be taken to
depreciae thai country and thereby encourage
the enemy. At the proper time, let The Admins
,raioo be called upon for its vindicaon from co.,
rupt or Dischievous purposes. 1t is only IL
centious press and tongue which, in the moment
of war, would assail its own Government and JUS
lify the enemy.
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lConcinsion m Second Page |
FoR THE ENQUIRER

To he Members NJ Tic Virginia Legislature.
The time is nearly al hand when you will have
10 elect Judge oilhe Court OF Appeals. Il isl
important Office, and ought 10 be filled by an able
man. As one emneny qualified for The station.
recommend 10 your consideration, Rober. e.
Scot, ESQ., OIL The civ %. Richmond. Mr. Scott
is well known throughout Virginia That con-
slider il useless TO 10 more titan 10 bring his name
before you. A.
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T,tr ne Er1ot,,f


As the Democrats in The Legislature appear
10 have determined lharlhe Wings are entitled. by
right, 10 call The decency, taen, and respectable
~" and as they endorse this sentiment of The
Wings by eecrins Wings 10 all Offices Of profit
and honor, would beg leave 10 bling forward Mr..
Vincen, Wcher as a candidate for The vacancy
10 the Cou,l o! Appeals. Mr.. Wicher is an un-
compromising Wing. Afitavirs 10 that effec,
can be obtained. DEMOCRAT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-15

Pho Unio. evidently resc-= 20 an attack upon
Vera Cruz, when it says, "OIher blows are 10 be
struck, OF even more formidable CHARACTER
Other ,troneholds must fall into our power"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-15
FROM THE AFRICAN CoLoNIEs.-B

FROM THE AFRICAN COLONIES.-By
The arrival Of the schooner Boston. Capt. Lud-
dinglon, 80 Gays from Monroyia, the New Yorl,
Sun has received newspapers from Munroyia
Liberia 10 he 18th o. October. First in import
ance BY This arrival, is proclamation, ordering
an election, preparatory 10 the establishment OF
the Republic Of LIeria as an indetendenL na.ion
"of The United States OF Africa"
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PUBLIC DOCUMENTS
Report of the Secretary Of the Treasury.

TREAsURY DEPARTMENT Dec. 9th, 1916.
In obedience 10 The "ac supplementary 10 the
act 10 establish the Treasury Department" The
undersigned respectfully submits The following
report:
The receipts and expenditures for The fiscal
year ending The Both June, l8i6, were as iolows:
RECEIPTS AND MEANS.
From customs. s26,7I2,6G7 81
From sales of public lands. 2,694452 is
From miscellaneous sources, g. l26 II
Total receipts 29,499A7 Of
Add balance in the treasury Isl
July 1915, 1853, 200 %
Total means, 37,l57,553 2s
The expenditures during the same
fiscal year amounted 10 The sum
Of 25,03i,ll4 20
Leaving balance in The treasury
on the Isl july, 1896, Of 9,I26,43s OF
As appears in detail by accompanying state
men, A.
The estimated receipts and expenditures for
the fiscal year ending 30lh June, lS44, are as fol-
lows:
RECEIPTS, VIZ:
From customs, Isl quarter, by ac-
tual returns Of the collectors, So, ,826 SO
For The ID, Sd and 4th quarters, as
estimated, 2l,6Sl ,90l 67
Total from customs, 1883, I3l w
From sales oil public lands 100000 Oh
From miscellaneous sources, 100000 UO
Total receipts, exclusive OF treasu-
nv notes and loans, 81 1855, 73l 0O
From treasury notes, under The ACT
Of 22d July, 1876, SIS, 900 90
From loan under the
'H''e 49, 100000 90
July 1886, sl26,43s O5
Total means, as estimated, 5o,462. TO 0s
EXPENDITURES, VIZ:
The acualeXpendi.
lures Tor the first
quarter, ending
3Olh September,
1876, amounted
10 sl4,Os9, sci 81
Asappears in detail
BY accompanying
statement b.
The estimated ex-
pendi,ures for the
public service du-
ring The other
quarters, from lst
October, 1916, to
Both June, lS47,
are as follows
viz:
Civil list, foreign
intercourse, and
purposes, $4,000 81
Army proper, in
GLIDING volun-
For,ihcatons, ord
nance, armins
militia, &C., 2,37I ,763 81
Indian department, i,643,712 10
Pensions, I,49S,6l2 e.
Interest on the pub
lie debt, and trea-
sury noies, l,036,9Sb az
Redemption oil the
Of is4l, 5000 90
Treasury notes
which are yet
outstanding ami
payable when
presented, 400, 1888 81
Naval establish
men, 0,-- ,a4l ,ala 90
Excess OF expenditures over means
Is, July, ls47, S4,H9,049 Vi
A.A, .A.l.a ~
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oflhe Company, and that they had unanimous
ly agreed 10 Ego ahead" To this end proposals
were accepted, putting The line under contract
from Cleveland 10 Harrisville distance OF 40
miles. Terms, one fourth in stock, one-iourlh in
cash. and the balance in Cleveland city bonds.
There are about twelve contractors or compa-
MES, each apportioned along theIoad, so that the
whole line will be in progress soon.
Ii will be recollected that there is Charter,
and company organized under it, for making
railroad from Piusburs to inlersecl this Cleave-
land work. So that, by making the road from
Cumberland TO Piusburg, we have way open
10 US by railroad 10 Cleveland on Lake Erie, and
Cincinnati, on The Ohio river! With such con-
neclions, what may we not exreet The city Of Bal
tmofe 10 become
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-15

To admit the nominations for a Judge OF APP
peals, to be elected tomorrow, we are compelled
10 keep our pen idle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-15

liInUfe W UcCUIUe.
The Alexandria Volunteers Captain M. D.
Corse, arrived by Yesterdays Northern Cars,
where they were received BY The Public Guard,
Captain Dmmock, and escorted 10 their quarters
al the Union Hotel. They left Alexandria on
Saturday on the steamboat "Phenia," being es-
corled by The Mount Vernon Guards and The
Ringgold Cavalry. The whole battalion under the
command Of Captain Snyder. ySisnor Garcia's
Brass Band, and MIR. Plants Independent Pass
Band, were out on The occasion. We wish
cordial welcome TO those gallant soldiers from The
new "pel" city Of Alexandria
We understand that The fine company OF vo-
unleers from Petersburg will arrive in Richmond
this morning.
SOUTH CAROLINA Chancellor David
Johnson has been elected Governor, without op-
position. For Lieutenant Governor, DR.. w. A.
Cain received 81 votes, w. Gilmore Simms IL,
and scattering. The election OF DR.. G. was
matter Of surprise, as The clrrent seemed to run
in favor of Mr. Simms. On The fifth ballot, Mr..
Caldwell was chosen Chancellor, 10 succeed Mr..
Johnson.
THE VAN NESS CASE AT WASHING
INGTON.
On Thursday, evidence was adduced that an
individual bearing The stronges. resemblance 10
Gen. Van Ness, and called by the name OF WIN.
Wallace, had been seen in Washington frequent
| ly in company with Mrs. Conner, and supposed
10 be her husband.
The corresnondpnt of The Baltimore merican
J gives the following summary Of fridays pro-
ceedings:
The Van Ness case, though upon The fourth
week of lis continuance, excites great interest
from day today. The witnesses examined will
be nearly or quite one hundred. Much OF The les
timouy has been delayed by argument of counsel
and these arguments have been almost daily and
upon the admissibilily OF testimony.
The counsel and The community have got their
feeling warmly enlisted in the case and The clo
sing arguments will undoubtedly present speci
mems OF great legal learning and eloquence
The defence proved Today that Mrs. Conner
was regarded as engaged or married 10 Mr.. Har-
rs of Rhode Island, once residing with her in this
city. They proved too tha, she visited Rhode
Island
This Mr.. Harris afterwards testified that he
was no, engaged or married 10 Mrs. Conner; he
had known her as an acquaintance in Rhode
Island, had received letters from her in New
Hampshire as friend, and she was Al the time
regarded as respectab!e.l
An aemp, was also made 10 prove The bad
character Of The plaintiff, but The prosecution, re-
sisted the testimony, and il became The subject VI
pro,racted argument whether ii should be receiv-
ed or not
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NORTH CAROLINA.

The Senate have ordered TO its engrossmentthe
bill to incorporate The North Carolina and South
Carolina Railroad Company, (from Raleigh 10
Camden and the House have ordered 10 be en-
crossed The bill 10 incorporate the Charlotte and
Camden Railroad Company.
The Senate have refused, by vote OF nine to
thirty-tour, 10 vest the appointment Of field Off
GERS Of The North Carolina regiment in the CON-
missioned officers. |, is thought highly probable
that bill, giving said appointment to The c0feer
and 2rirates Of the regiment, will pass both
branches OF the Legislature by large majorites.
The Wings Of The North Carolina Legislature
have made violent efforts for many days 10 pro-
scribe the worthy Attorney General Whitaker;
but il has been labor Of Sisyphus. They could
not unite upon their man. 10 consequence OF
feud between the friends OF tho TWO Wing aspi-
rants The well-known Wing brawler, Edward
Stanley and Mr.. Moore. Al The last ballot,
Whitaker received larger number Of votes than
Stanley, the highest Wing candidate. II is 10 be
seen, whether the Two fragments of Whiggery
will coaesce, and show the sincerity of their doc
,rine of prescribing prescription" by ejeclins
from Office an able and eslimable public officer.
But this doctrine seems 10 suit The Wings only
when they are out Of office.
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Sad intelligence reaches us by every arrival AZ TO
the and suffering Of the volunteers They do
not fare well the regular troops and for the reason
that they al the mercy Of the suffers who charge
them enormously Tor what they eat and drink.
Some the volunteers have not been paid since they
entered the service and indeed there is nothing 10 pny
them with, except Treasury notes, which are at dis
OF ten and twelve per cent This neglect exists
notwithstanding the rrnonstrances, appeals and suffer
ing Of the volunte service. The volunteer service
preparing for OF war may make themselves
much comfortable than they otherwise can be by
learning something from The experience Of those who
ara now engaged in the campaign
Thus writes the Washington Correspondent, OF
the Baltimore American. II is strange, that some
Of the Wing papers should seem 10 lake pleasure
in thwarling the plans OF the Government for The
vigorous prosecution Of the war, and in throwing
cold water upon The patriotic ardor OF the yolun.
eers We understand from one who is we'll ac-
quanled with The subject in all is details, that
the above is tissue of misrepresentation. The
volunteers do fare as we'll as The regulars, and for
the reason that there is fixed tariff Of prices
by which The suffers are bound 10 be regulated
both in supplying the volunteers and the regulars
II they are imposed upon by The suffers, ii is The
tault OF the officers OF The Volunteer Companies
As to the volunteers not being paid, We learn
that this is far from being Interchangeable
having been made TO pay them of regularly.
These yolunteess have freely entered into the
honorable service OF their country. They are
animated by pure and patriotic motives. The
cause is glorious one-but hardships and labor
are necessarily incidental TO the service. Why
should the Wing press for party effect, seek TO
eYapoeraIe their difficulties by gloomy pictures
without, foundation We have no tear that
such misrepresentation will have The least effect
in chilling the patriotism OF those who have made
up their minds 10 meet danger, in their country
cause.
We have, however, thought il 10 be our duty
10 correct The mischievous attempt 10 place mai
lers in worse light than the truth would justify.
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Excess OF expenditures over means
Is, July, ls47, Si,H9.A9 vi
.Tbe sum OF s55O, 900 for supplying deficiencies az
revenue from postage and also OF 900 for postage,
OF Congress and Of tho Executive Departments, are In
eluded In the sho-e sum,
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The estimated receipts, means and expendi-
lures, for the fiscal year commencing the Isl July,
Is47, and ending 30h June, lS4s, are as follows,
viz:
From customs, Tor The four quar-
.ers, SIS, 100000 90
From sales of public lands, 100000 90
From miscellaneous sources, l0e,0O0 W
Total revenue, 100000 90
Deduct deficit on LIST July, 1S47,- 4,779,042 Of
Total means for the service the
fiscal year ending June 80,
l84S, -S27,22O,951 ~
EXPENDITURES.
The expenditures during The same period, as
estimated by The several departments OF Stale,
Treasury, War, Navy and Postmaster General,
viz:
The balances Of former appro-
pratons which will be required
10 be expended in this year, 1874, 254 81
Permanent and indefinite appro-
priations, 33io,l44 II
this year, 4i,7I7,355 -
IT,, ,.,;~,,.a .x,.,d;,,x. 1as -aI -ad III