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Ashland, Red Falls, Prattsvile, Mooresville
Stamford, Hobart South Korrisht and Bloom
vile 4Kbh
To Delhi, by m, 10 miles
And back between u m and 6 p m, arriving a
Stamford BY p m going, and by II m return
ing.
1885, From Caskil at a m every Wednesday and Sa,ur
BY Kiskasom Palensvle Tannsrsvile, Hunter
East Lexington, and Lexington
To Pratsvlle, by II M Monday and Thursday, Sc
miles tt
And back between ~ m, Monday and Thursday
and 3 next days; arriving At Lexington by
pm Wednesday and Saturday going, and by {
pm Monday and Thursday returning.
Mail messenger service will be required between Catsk
and the steamboats,. R.a$E.
s06 From Coxsackis at m every Monday and Friday
By Medw.y, Gsssnvilie, South Wssssrloo, and
Norton Hill
To Oak Hill, by S m, Is miles
And back between . m and p m next days.
1877. From Cairo At 81 every Tuesday, Thursday, and
By East Durham, Durham, Po,.ers Hollow, and
Concsvie
To Gsboa, by III a m, Is miles
And back between IL m and 6 p m.
1913. From Union Society at 81 m svery Saturday
BY Big Hollow
To EaskiIl, BY 5 p m, 6 miles
And back between p m and 81 M
800. From Lexington =. p m every Monday
To Shsndaken Centre, by 4 p M III miles
And back between m and p m.
900. From Prattavils at m every Saturday
BY West Lexington
And back between B N and p a.
SOL. From Pratwvills 4 III every Monday, Wsdass
Asy, and Frday
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SIS r'i ), - 49, Il. u W. =, 49,: = ''''''''
To H 49, s1 !, 1, = 4: !. "; = NM 4: . !.
By shv1 Roekand Red Mill.
To C.N1 IL m, 10 mss
Ahtssswsen y IN and S PA.
sss FFcslea a 6 ? n daily except Sunday
To Hsvsstsv. by 10 m, 70 miles
And back between a m and IL m.
90. From Westpoint at m daily, sxcsps Sunday
And back between p m and 9 p no.
$40 From s.xsoss DAY. sand.
To Bloomingburg. by Go m, % milss
And back between - n and IN.
'A sG B, T H.s .s. s,.ssy, az except
Grove, and Hamptonbuyh
To Goshen, BY III q, 81 nies
And back between p m and p m.
Proposals the Erie railroad any other point
will " considered. Ths bidder may also sdPuats to dis
continue the service the completion Of railroad
sag From Ns~burgh q. 10 every day. except Sunday
BY Fshkil Landing and Glsnhsm
And back between a N and 81 a N.
Proposals or schedule ofdspaurss and arrivals that will
make closer connexions with the Hudson River Railroad
s4s. From Nswbursh at p m, Tuesday and Saturday
BY Plattekl and Modenu
And back between a and u m.
sa4. From Nswburgh At a m. Wednesday and Saturday
Landing
To Poughksspse. by IL m, is miles
And back between m and p m.
Mail messenger service daily and from The steamboats,
will be required
Gas. From Montgomery at Sam Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday
BY Walden and Shawangunk
To New Hurley, by ~ m, II miles
And hack between l and p m; with thrsa
additional weekly tr'ps Walden on Tuesday
Thursday, and Saturday, between m and IL
m going, and between = m and 8 I M returning
Proposals TO commence at Coldenham nstsad Of Mont
gomery will be considered
sac. From Chestsr at 81 M Monday, Wednesday, and
Saturday
BY Sugar Loaf
To Warwick, by S p m, 9 miles
And buck between a m and
el7. From Chester at 81 p m Friday
Bv Florida
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NOTICE. s


Office of the " Cata,cissa, Wilfamsport
and Erie Rail Road Company" No, 4S
South Fourth Street, philadelphia,
Jane 4th, lsi9.
DY an act of the Legislature of the Common
40 wealth OF Pennsylvania, approved the 2Orh
day Of March, lSiy, it was declared that the
Little Schuylkill and Susquehanna Roroad Com.
pany should thereafter, be known by the name OF
the Catawissa, Williamsport and Erie Railroad
Company. and the President and Managers Of
said Company this day passed the following reso.
luton:
Resoloei, That the Secretary publish DO.
tce of the change in the name of the said Com.
pany, and to request the Stockholders thereof 10
surrender up the old certificates of stock, and
take out new ones in conformity to the change n
the name Of the Company and that he also give
notice to such Of the Stockholders Of the late Lit
tie SchuylkilI and Susquehanna Railroad Compa.
waose stock is torIeltaole for nom payment of
instaments thereon, that the owners OF said stock
shall have the right to consolidate the payment
made thereon, and take shares at the par value in
the Catawlssa, Willismsport and Erie Rail Road
Company, to the amount Of the actual payments
on the shares 50 torfeitable, provided, the, old
certificates are surrendered up IN ninety days
from the time of the publication of such notice in
two OF the papers printed n the city of Philadel-
phia, and one in the county of Columbia and in
default Of the surrender Of such certificates and
consolidation, the said shares and all previous
payments thereon are hereby declared to be for.
ieted
VIM. D. LEWIS, President
JOSEPH r. PAXTON, Sec'H y7-3m,
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MAR RIED 4:

On the 18th inst by the Rev. D. j. Waller, Mr..
JOHN HARTMAN, and Miss ELIZABETH H.
GUILD, both of Hemlock township.
On the lst inst. a, Carbondale, by the Rev f.
D. Willis, P. S. JoSLIN, Esq, and Mrs CARO-.
LINE WHITMAN, both formerly Of Berwick
On the 4tn inst, at Carbondale by the Rev. B.
". Gorham, Mr.. JAMES TEWKSBURY, of that
place, and Miss, ELvlRA FULLER, formerly Of
Berwick.
On the 10Th inst, by the Rev. Alexr. Heberton'
J. NJ. B. PETRIKGN, ESQ, Of Muncy, and Miss
FRANCES H. LLOYD, orFairheld township, all
OF Lycoming county.
On the 25lh ult., in Centre township, by Rev
BAIL, Mr.. CYRUS BOON, and Miss AMANDA
F.. HAYMAN.
On the Oath ult.. in BriSrcreek township, BY
John Doak, ESQ Mr.. ASA SHELLHAMER, snt
Ms. ELIZA HEAVIER
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N. S. WRFNGF.
Agent for the sale of SOuthwOrth Man
ufactOring Co.'S Writing Papers.
Warehouse No. 3 Minor Street.

100 cases of the above superior Papers now in
store, and for sale to the trade at the lowest mar.
ket prices, consisting in part Of
Fine thick Flat Caps, u, Ia, Is and 10 lbs.
blue and white.
Superfne Medium and Demi Writings, blue
and white
Extra super and superGne Folio Posts, blue
and white, plain and ruled
iSuperfine Commercial Posts, blue and white,
Ilain and ruled.
Extra super Linen Note Papers, plain and gilt
SuPerfne and fine Bill Papers, long and broad.
Superhne and fine Counting. House Caps and
EOsls, blue aud white
Extra super Congress Caps and letters, plain
and ruled, blue and white
Extra super Congress Caps and Letters, gilt
Superfne Sermon Caps and Posts.
SuPerhne blue linen thin Letters.
Extra super Bath Posts, blue and white, plain
and ruled
Embroidered Note Papers and Envelopes.
Lawyers" Brief Papers.
Superfne and fine Caps and Posts, ruled and
ilan, blue and white, various qualities and prices
Also, l0D0 reaus white and assorted Shoe Pa
Iers, Bonnet Boards, white and assorted issue,
Tea, Wrapping, Envelope, assorted and blue
Nediums, Cap Wrappers, Hardware Papers, &c
June 30, lS49.6m
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Proclamation,

M HEREAS, the Hon, JosEPH b. ANTHONY
w President Of the Courts of Over and Term.
iner and General Jail Delivery, Court of Quarter
Sessions OF the Peace, aud Court OF Common Pleas
and Orphans Court, in the Eighth Judicial District
composed OF the counties ot Northumberland, Co.
umbia and Lycoming and the Hon. SAMuEL
oAXEs, and the Hon STEPAEN BALpY, Associate
Judges in Columbia county, have issued their pre-
cepl, bearing date the 27th day of April in the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
forty.nine, and to me directed for holding Court
OF Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery,
General Quarter Sessions Of the Peace, Common
Pleas and Orphans Court in BLooMsBURG, in the
county Of Columbia, on the Third Monday, (being
the 20h day Of August nexO, aud TO continue
two weeks.
NorcE, is therefore hereby given, to the
Coroner, the Justices OF the Peace, and Cons,ables
of the said county of Columbia, that they be then
and there in their proper persons, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon of said day, with their records, in
qulsltions and other remembrances, to do those
things which to their Offices appertain to be done
And those that are bound by recognizance, TO
prosecute against the prisoners that are or may be
in the jail Of said county Of Columbia, are to be
then and there TO prosecute against them as shall
he Just. Jurors are requested TO be punctual in
their attendance agreeably to their notices,
Dated at Bloomsbury, the l4th day of July,
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hund-
ed and iorty.nine, and in the 74th year OF the In.
dependence OF the United States Of America
BENZ. HAYMAN, MT.
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THE SEPULCRAL URN
~~~e>s~s~--N>>~-~s-r-
Thou hast all seasons for thine opa, o death.
DIED

In Port Noble, east Bloomsburg, on Thursda!
night, MARTHA, aged about two years, daugh
ter OF the Wm, Cooper
In Iron Dale, near Boomsburg, on the l4th inst
MIR. JAMES WlER, in the SOth year OF his age
In Colon, Michigan, on the 4th inst, IN the
37th year OF her age, Mrs MARY A.. wife of Jn
h, Bowman, formerly of this county.
In Hemlock township, on Sunday last, Miss
MARY WALTERS, aged about 25 years,
In Bloomsbury, on Tuesday last, after painful
and protracted illness, Mrs. ANN BULLEN, aged
about 35 years
On Monday, an infant child OF the deceased, a
few days old, and on Wednesday another, the two
being twins, also died, and on Thursday the three
were inferred in one grave. Rev. ]. RuddeTow,
oliciated feelingly and appropriately on thai most
solemn occasion, Wedeeply sympathise with our
neighbor, Mr.. Bullen, and his bereayed family in
their overwhelming aiilctonl
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NEW STORE AND CHEAP GOODS

INHE undersigned respectfully informs his old
customers and the public that he has
just completed his arrangements for their better
accommodation, by rebuilding his store house at
the old stand, on Main Street, where he ia receiy.
Ing aud offers for cash sales, select assortment of
Clothing and Confectionaries.
His stock OF clothing which is of the latest
'ye and best finish, consists of every variety Of
Goats and Summer Garments, viz pants, VS.
shirts, collars, stocks, &c, SC, manuiaCturS'a, =,
presSly for country sales, aud will be ~
exceedingly low prices for cash, .nr,,i. |
Coniectonaries and Fancy articles, >'"''
too numerous to mention.
Also .,a .,L.
Ice cream, Lemonade, mead, bai times ''
lireShments, furnished to order, nSFS MAY
| Bloomsbury June 90, IS
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John A. Gamble.

The nomination Of this gentleman by the Dem.
ocratic State Convention, for the responsible Of
fee Of Canal Commissioner, is hailed with Zeal
aud unanimity of sentiment, seldom equalled and
never excelled by the Democracy Of Pennsylva-
MIA. This is as it should be. We notice the
gratifying fact, with the unmistakeable assurance,
that the election Of Mr. Gamble, in October next,
will-in all human probabiity,-proye the com.
plets aud triumphant redemption Of the old Key
stone State.
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PUBLIC VENDUE,

WILL be sold at public Sale, on Saturday
w the 2Sth INST, at 10 o'clock a. m. in
Bloomsbury, Columbia county, at the house Of
VIM. Robson, the following property to wit
one trunk, quilts, blankets, sheets, pillow and
pillow cases &C., belonging to the Estate Of Eliz.
sbeth Barber, late Of Bloomsburg, decd. Condi-
tions of sale will be made known al the time and
place by VIM. Robson, .Adm'r.
Bloomsburg, July Ia, 1898,
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0t,rWe learn with regret, that the team OF three
horses, belonging to Mr.. Jesse Hughes, Of Ca'ta'
wis,a, ran off with him near the saw mill OF Isaac
S. Muuroe, on Thursday evening, injurIng him
severely. We have not been able learn the
particulars with sufficient certainty to give them
10 the public.
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The Great Cattle Show.

Msssrs Raymond s. Co.'S, great Menagerie' Will
appear on next Friday, in Bloomsburg. 1t will
naturally attract very general interest. See ad'
yertisement
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BLOOMSBURY ACADEM
a HIGH SCHOOL
foT Young LQdiss and GentItH.sn
J. f. BRADLEY, PrinciraI.
REUBEN HILL, .4sStaant
The second Quarter Of the prescr, Su,r,,.,
the 25th instant. "'N'@'
7ert Books
Emersons Spelling Book aud Resasr.
GUodrich's Geography.
BuIlon's English Grammar,
PaTker'S Progressive Exercises,
" Aids to English Cunpgsitioe
! BIar' Rhetoric, University edi,.cn.
( Davies arithmetic
" Algebra
" Geometry.
" Surveying,
! e" Mensuration.
Guern'ey's History Fthe United Ets..a
| Lardner's Outlines.
OImsteds School Philosophy.
burrtt's Geography of the Heavens
Johnston. Turner's Chemistry.
Woods Botany.
Schmucket's Mental Phlp-
Wayland's Moral Scies n,
Webster's DictioRnmar, ,Buliion's Latin Rese-
,.asar, Salust, Cicero, Horace;
Bu!liq;iyy, Leverett's Latin Lexicon.
er. G r Z + X.
Bpllion's Greek Grammar, ,Bulllon's Greek Rest-
r. Robinson. Greek Testament, AenoPhon',
D,ba.is. Xenophon's Memorabilia, Liddell ahG
cotfs or Groves Greek Lexicon.
There will be frequent exercises IN Deciama'
ion and Composition. Instruction Will also oa
,iyen in Penmanship and Bookkeeping
I, will be the aim Of the Teacher IN this
school. 10 impart TO the pupils 4 THOROUGH
sNogLEpGE Of th3 branches studied, 10 tdaca's
Ib,ir minds, and thus to prepare them ios hoT'
,rable places in life
TER Ms.
The Academcal year will consist of4 weeks
The expense per quarter for tuition ana all cor
,ingencies, will be-
For Reading, Penmanship, Arithmetic Geogra"
phy, English Grammar and History, CT either
For same, % with Algebra, Geometry, Surveying,
Mensuration, Philosophy, Chemistry, Rhe,o:
ric, 30
For Latin and Greek Languages, . %
I.s- Good boarding can ne obtained IN prV"a
families at from 81 so to 50 90 per week
Reference,
Col. Joseph Paxton, REV. Daniel St'eN'
Hon. Stephen Baldy, (Rev. Joshua Evans.
Hon. George Mack, MichHei Broost'EtQ
John McReynolds, ESQ.
plooushure, June %, ls49
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NOTICE,

JSherehy given, that the undersigned will attend
at the house Of Robert Hagenbuch, Light St.,
on Monday the 81 day OF September next, for the
purpose of giving the tax payers an opportunity
OF paying their School tax Of IS41.
WIN McKELVY,
Treasurer Of the Bloom School district
July 81, lS4o
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o. The Union Star, still eyades the question
al issue. We AK Mr.. WooD, again--plainly and
pointedly,--R he desires The restoration Of tie
Taifof ls42' That is the point. His own or
our former discrepancies have nothing 10 do with
this malteI Daee he answer.
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MENAGERIE,

Containing the Rarest Collection of
WILD BEASTS, BIRDS, AND REPTILES,
EOsr before Exhibited in the United State,
o wlll exhibited at Bloomsburg, On Friday July
27M, l549.
Open from | TO 4 o'clock, P. NJ
Admission 25 cts ;Chldren under 10 years Q cts.
Among the most conspicuous features of this ex.
hbtion is the snecimen of The
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NOTICE, is HERNsY GIVEN, that have sp.
IN piled to the Court Of Common Pleas OF Co.
lumbil county, for the benefit OF the Insolvent
laws, and said court have appointed the third
Monday Of August next, for the hearing of me
and 10Y creditors at the Courthouse in Blooms.
burg.
THOMAS McBRl DE.
July 6, lsie.3ts
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SHERIFF's SALE.

DYylrtue OF a writ of veHd, eapOaas to me di.
I'D Fecled, will be exposed TO public sale on
saturday the 18th day Of August, at . O'clock, ?.
NJ, Cpon the premises, the following property,
to wit: A certain lot or farm situate in Montour
township, Columbia county, containing 50 acres,
more or less,boudded by lands of Samuel Warden,
Daniel Carshner, and the river Susquehanna, aud
the Pennsylvania canal running through the same,
all OF which land is in high state Of cultivation,
and whereon is erected two story double frame
dwelling house and stone kitchen, frame
Drank barn, grocery, sheds and other out bull
dings, The above described lands lie about four
miles i'm Danvllle, and four from Catlawissa,
and eigNrom Bloomsbury, aud is every way a
most desirable property, and with the appurte.
nances seized, taken in execution, aud 10 be sold
as the property Of Samuel A. Brady.
Benz, HAYMAN, Sheriff
Shefif's Office, Boomsburg,
July T. 1919
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q. c. X A II l. f r

Attorney at La'O and Counselor
hS-oFSce on Main street N'~''nis friends and
VSN'uo' y" tnar he has commenced the rr,c.
tIrs Of law in Bloomsburg, Columbia county, Pa.
Sbers he will promptly attend TO ell legal busi.
r,,. entrusted to HE care.
Rloomsburg, April IS, lAs
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JOHN g. REEZE,
Attor ney at la wv:

o. oTFIcE, next door to the Court House,
Bloomsbury, Columbia County, Penna.
BUSINESS entrusted 10 his charge willre
I'D ceiye prompt, professional and careful
attention.
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Gr whig meeting, to appoint Delegates to
the State Convention, will be held on the 3Oth
of July, in BlOonsburg
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Gy-on last Thursday night some person OF per.
sons unknown, broke into the Grocery & Feed
Store of David Clark, Esq, of Catawissa, near
the Bridge; and stole ;herefrom, between forty
and City dollars In money and quantity Of goods
amounting in all, to over one hundred dollars.
No one is suspected, but it is thought that the
Burglars understood the Geography OF the place
pretty well, from appearances.
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The Performing Elephant Tippoo,

Who has caused such great sensation all over
Europe will 60 through variety of Performan.
ces, such as Waltzing, ralancing. Ringing the
nell, Creeping on his fore legs, walking over his
keeper, picking him up, drawing cork from
bottle, &c,
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lpILD n WIMHL

That the great experience, enterprise, and re.our.
ces of the proprietors have enabled them 10
bring together in one large and splendid colIec-
tlon, full description Of the animals contained
in the exhibition, will be found in the bills at
the principle Hotels, previous to the arrival of the
company. Will also exhibit at Jersey on
Thursday, July &C.
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HEPPOPGTAMUS

Captured by Capt. John Taper, of the ship
GOOD Return, of New Bedford, Mass, after se
we're and desperate struggle, the men barely esca.
ping wlth their lives, before they were able to
despatch him with their lances.
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Our Table,

SARrMN's MAGAZINE, ioI August, edited by
Mrs kirkland, and professor Hart, is a capita
number The Independent Voter" is TO our no
ton an excellent engraving and tells good story
Taeobold Kathete, is also well done. He is quite
hne looking man. We hope the people wont
toady him to death, The rest we don't much ad'
mire. SGrtain is always very readable Maya
zine.
We have received Sears New Pictorial Family
Magazine, for January ls4s, being No, L. VOL /.
One dollar in advance. II contains 50 OIL 6opages
OF interesting reading matter. ltispubll'hed 1t by
Robert Sears, l2s, Nassau 81, New York
We have also received accordiag to arrangement
Oscars PICTORIAL FAMILY BIBLE" got
up in excellent style, containing Marina referen'
css, weights, measures, chronology aud Map Of
Palestine, also one thousand ensavingS-Prlce
only six dollars.
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PUBLIC6ALE.
or,-.,.t, ECaE Estate. %

&C. P'nII.ubI/ o..
PGrIuanGe GaI,rSt oI Gnty, on Saturday the fourth
VI C-o,a S,o, a<rt, at 10 o'clock, In the fore,
5oo sS G. soo san9;5si5, ,os5ss5 ' S ,,d
YIN ERsaJ @ rs ., s,Doso oGo to '0%TsD sss By puoc
Jnd11s upon the premises, a certain
'D plantation or TraCt Of Land,
,oining lands Of Peter MelIck, Jacob MeIllck'
em Mari, and Wm Mcintyre, containing
Eighty-one Acres,
IN the SppurteIances; all Of which is CLEAN
,LANp, and Of good quality. It also contain;
ABODY or IROMORE:
ID vein of which has been opened, and abou
,e hundred tons of sort ore taken out. The
roper,y is worthy OF me attention Of Farmer
I'd Iron Masters. Terms made known on day
lle
Late the estate Of saii deceased, TlsRt
,gn,brc n Bloom. aoo conr,g"y roIV, c,''s
JACOB VIZ a. ,"
. p1o,vs.S.,-- 80
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Panthers &c.

But in the matchless and almost supsrhuman
command with which he exacts the obedience Of
these E"'cest and most remorseless tenants Of the
desert, the forrest and the jungle. Mr.. Pierce,
may have many mtators, but he has no tquaL
The list embraces all the finest living speci.
mems Of
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A Federal GrOwl.

The West Chester Register and Examiner an
old federal print of the elder Adams School, IS
out against the nomination Of Mr. GAMBLE the
democratic nominee for Canal Commissioner,
and takes the Columbia Democrat, sorely to task
for yielding him its humble support The
Wilkesbarre Advocate, the northern organ OF the
same political faction, conducted byan estate
democrat, is also actively engaged in the same
laudable enterprise. To all this the democracy
can have no objection. Mr.. Gamble must expect
the malignant opposition of the enemies of liberal
principles, Go it, gentlemen federslists-le
loose your dogs OF war.
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NorIb Branrb Canal.
COLLECTORS OFFICE, }
BEACH HAVEN July Q, 2,ls49. {

'' IT - NV ," U y NlIUI J
Coz. TATE
Dear Sir.--The following shows
the collections Of canal tolls at this Office
Amount per last report. S24 ,S04 65
month ending June 3Oth..,. 1873 O3
Whole amount since Both Nov. ls4S, $4O 597 6s
Increase over last season 10 same date, $500 SO
Do. for June OYER last June, 202 lSS
J. S. CAMPBELL, Coil.
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CtA man named John CahOOn, was committed
10 the Jail Of Luzerne county, on Monday last,
charged with numbering Aaron Guard,in Carbon.
dale,
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Business Directory.

II Ii" Surgeon and Physician, locsrich
VI. on Market St, south .de, above Main
street., Bloomsburg.
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CHOLERA,-The total no. Of cholera cases in
Philadelphia, from May Both to last Saturday even.
ing, were l,O9S-of which 404 proved fatal.
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ALSO,
At the same time and place, a

At the same time and place, certain lot
of ground situate in Beaver township, Columbia
county, containing thirteen acres mole or less,
bounded by lands of Jacob Hinterliter, Jacob
Hossler and oihers, whsreon ia erected frame
house and frame barn, with the appurtenees
Seized taken in execution and TO be sold as the
property Of Moses Meyer
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Mr.. PIERCE,

the emperor of all the Lions, in the dens Of ~ild
beast. His performances differ from all others,
not only ia the skill and grace in which he dis.
plays in his exercises with the Terrific groupe Of
Lions, Tigers, Leopards, Cougars,
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List Of Letters,

DEMA MING in the Post Office at Bloom.
u sburg, for quarter ending June 3Oth, lS49
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