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The Daily spy., 1849-04-24
NEW STORE!

(Wardem Bl0ck,) no. "a Front St..
WORCESTER,
THE subscriber having recently opened a New Store
4 No. "A Front Street, with fresh stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
is now prepared TO furnish The citizens with every artco
at the lowest Wholesale prices by the quaRty or at retail
for cash.
All kinds OF TEAS, SUGARS, SPICES, MoLASsEs.
&C., are offered at The very lowest price which can be a
erded and will be warranted give satisfaction or he
goods may be returned.
: BUTTER, CHEESE and LARD, in large and small
packages constantly on hand. Also,
BEEF, PORK, HAMS,
Hackerel, Salmon, Goldfish aud Herring by the single
peund OF quantity of excellent quality
FLOUR and MEAL, at market prices
Dried Apptes, Potatoes, Oranees, Lemons R4isins
SyruPs KetchuPs and Picktes ard general assortment
OF goods usually obtained such stores at the cheapesf
D9sh prices.
Citizens and strangers invited examine the stock
and prices Goods delivered III all paris Of the city Tree Of
expense, by ANDREWS
Worcester, March 81 dNtf a Front ST
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To be Let.

T e. C. wASHBURN offer to lease, for term oil years
Il bull ing at Washington Square. known as The
Pr0uty Wire Factory" with the blacksmith Shop and
thereto belonging, together with tae steam
Engine which is of about thirty horse power and in ex
celient condition. The premises well situated and
adapted for a maehinst Further information given by
calling Messrs. J. PRATT EARLE, the under.
signed at their Counting Room, on Grove Street
Worcester, Dec S. I. g. G. WASHBURE
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Cotton Machinery for Sale.

y ECENTLY used in the manufacture of No. 3ORrintins
IL Coths and good running order consisting of
Picker, Wilton & sons make-20 Carls-9 Breakers
ii Finishers--l Doubler-I Drawing France Taunton
Speeders, 10 heads each Is Spinning Frames 1900 live
spindes2 pair Miles, Of 456 and of SIG spindes-
l Warper-2 Dressers-6 Leems-1 Cylinder and Dofei
Grinders, with all other articles used in Cotton Mills
sILAs DNsMORE, SO Mains Forester Foriurther par
ticnars inquire OF B. HOLBROOK, Holden
Dec 26 dStaw wtf52
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~ THE undersigned offers let for term of years.
sa%f BUILDING at ounsgamoBd Village, with
as water power sufficient Tor driving machinery of
Blind and Sash Machine Factory, TOR other business
Rot requiring very great water power.
FOR SALE. He Offers also, for sale the entire MA
CHlNERY for manufacture of PAPER in said building
on the most favorable terms
Mr. H. g. WAsHBURN, at the Rolling Mill, will give the
necessary iHformation,o or CHARLES WASHgURN.
WorceSteF, Feb 5. du
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TO LETT.

A STORE in Harding's Block on Front Street. Also
The SHOP occupied by the subscribers for the man>
ufacure of Boots and Shoes in Bowen's Block on Main
Street. Possession given Immediately.
Also-Several TENEMENTS TO LET. Inquire of
Feb 3. CHARLES WHITE
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MARKET GARDEN 10 RENT.

w A Rk HI GA ARDEN TO RENT.
&wA A SMALL Farm Of about eighteen acres, twelve
E. II Of which are now under cultivation, situated
s&@one mile from the City Hall, will be rented for
term OF years for market garden. The soil is now in
perfect order for gardenis very warm and Sheltered
and capable Of producing much earlier than other gardens
aud is very easy TO cultivate. o, Il. BLOOD
April IA. dte
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PREMIUM
DaguerreOtype Establishment II
20. 9 RrinfpY HAIL NO q

Daguerreotvpe Establishment
No. BFimfey Hall. No. 8.
II HI proprietor OF this Establishment is prepared as
usual TO furnish his friends and the public with the
most perfect Daguerreotypes that be procul ed OF
the character OF the pictures this long
shed Gallery it enough repeat that ii secur
ed the very HIGHEST tokens of award from the late
Mechanlcs Far IN this city, ana from other equally
petent sourcesProhaby establishment in The country
enjoys more enviabe reputation for It's perfect and lite
like types as well as for the beauty expression
minuest parts
The subscriber has recently imported from @efffauy
one OF be largest and perfect CAMERAS ever in
Vehted ana can give groups any number perseR from
one TO thirty each figure perfectly represented without
obstruction from cloudy weather Persons wishing Pic.
lures enclosed in Lockes Cases be suited with any
desirable style or patterB, and OF the magnificent
finish Pictures Of the largest size for Paror Ornaments
taken at the lowest rates Parents and Others wishing
Da2uerreotypes of children will find particular attention
devoted 20 this department Of types.
Having secured also the services of one of the MOST
SKILFUL and EXPERIENCED DaguerreOtype
Artists from Bnstnn. subscriber In being
able to excel any rival in the profession Please call and
examine tor yourselves DR.. A. VAN ALSTIN.
March, so, lS49 dtf
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NOTICE.
E'HE depreciation OF the value of California
God Dust, on account of the great abundance in
market, compes the undersigned decline taking any
more at present, but is willing, glad to receive fe
Thousand Dollars. in BANK BILLS, in exchange for
FLOUR, CORN, OATS, SHORTS, RYE,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR MEAL. &c &c.
Purchasers may be assured that sell as low as the
above articles be had in the City
only charge COST and --
Call at No. IL w Washington Square.
Feb "a diff Otis BRAMAN.
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Room to Rent
TO LET.
TO LET,

-, A COMMODIOUS Store Tenement, and Barn
80 II situated at Webster Depot. II Is well calcu-
s lated for the Boot and shoe business, abundance
of help branches of business is be found in this
vicinity. is also well arranged for merchandising for
which purpose it has been occupied for years.
For terms which will be liberal to good tenant apply
70 the Depot Master or CLEMANS & LARNED, near The
remises dtI Webster, Nov 2.
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For Sale ar IN V.ef-

~ Il HE Estate lately occupied by Capt. Sullivan
ts,k near the Worcester Academy, consisting of
ssNE ouse, Barn and about acre of land This pro
perty will be sold low il applied for soon or will be- let
after April 1st-Rent Sl25.
Also, TO e-East side of House the corner Of Tru
bull and Park streels-Rent sI45. Inquire OF
March 2s AUSTIN G. FITCH,
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Rooms TO Let.

A GOOD Room in Warren Block, Pearl Street. Also,
"A one or two pleasant Rooms Front Street, suitable
for lodging Rooms. Inquire at The Spy Office dtiA6
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Machinery for Sale.
QY A. Curl rls, at New Worcester, L reartd speeder
~ 80 Ayers, butby Otis Peney 2 Drawing frames. one
With the other with htads Railway head, Douber
Warper, WhiPPer, le inch Cards, lot of Ropng Cans
Manufacturers wishing TO purchase machinery c The above
description will find fpr teiF advantage TO cs and examine
the same or inquire Of sa Dnsmore e Main ST. Worcester
New WOrcester, Aprill8. dN
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FOR SALE,

nNE new thorough made custom WAGON also one
~ second hand Wagon, both suitable for Farmers or
Grocers use Inquire of the subscriber
J.. B. FLAGG, So Main ST..
Aprll y. dwtf OF School st.
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Fnr Sale.

II HE STOCK AND TOOLS of a Blacksmith Shop sit.
uated near the Court House. Inquire al this Office.
Dec IS dWtf
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AwS VEHEMENT No e3 Main street containing ten
f.1AN Rooms. Il will be let together to a family. or
--~4 ne Rooms Will be let separately for Offices In
qnre oi FARLEY GODDARD,
March 26. DIFF a. Tbo3os g,
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For sale or fn LEI.

Ma A SMALL COTTON MILL, situated about -
m "A miles from Worcester will be sold or exchange
sl for other property, or let for term of years. In
quire al the ohice OF the Massachusetts Spy. Oct
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Tavern Stand for SaIe-

kw1 A VALUABLE ESTATE No. - srr,r,o, G.
ssn1 "A consisting OF House, Barn and Bnildiog 81
'<SAA supply o. good and durable water with many de-
sirable privileges, when examined dtf Mach
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SUPERB DOUBLE DAHLIAS.-

lust resolved, and for sale BY the Doten or snae by
~ E.NoTUCKER, No. So Main street =
AFt" A. @a dw3w
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CONDITIONS.

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every Saturday morning at Two DOLLARS per
ahnum, payable half yearly in advance, viz,
sion subscribing and " upon entering on the
last six months land II not paid according to
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No subscription taken Tor shorter period Of
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Advertisements conspicuousy inserted al one
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Tor every subsequent Insertion BusnessCards
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To .ascertah the Weight OF Ltuc
Cattle.

This is Of the most utility to all those
who are not experienced judges by the eye.
BY tho following directions the weight can
be asoertained within mere triae : Take
string, put it roundlhe breast, stand square,
lust behind the shoulder blade measure
on foot rule the feet and the inches the
animal is in circumference this is called
girth then, with the string measure from
the bone of the tail which plumps the line
with the hinder part of the buttOck, direct
the line alOag the back to the fore part Of
the shoulder blade, take the dimension on
the foot rule as be(ore-which is the length;
and work the figures in the following man
ner Grth of the bullock, feet inches
which multiplied together make 81 square
superficial feet: and that multiplied by IL
(thc number of p,unds allowed to each
superficial foot of cattle measuring less
than seven and more than five in girth)
makes seven hundred and thirteen pounds.
Where the animal measures less than nine,
aud more than seven in girlh, 3 is the
pounds to each snperf cal foot, Again
suppose pig, or any small beast, should
measure two feet in girth, and two along
the back, which multiplied by eleven, the
number of pounds allowed each spare foot
of cattle, measuring less than three feet in
girth, makes As pounds. Again, suppose
calf, sheep, &C., should measure four
feet six inches in girth, and 3 feet nine
inches in length, which multiplied together,
makes Isl square feet, that multiplied by
10, the number Of pounds allowed to all
cattle measuring less than feet, and more
than in girth, makes 295 pounds. The
dimensions of the girth and length of hor-
ned cattle, sheep, calves, or hogs, may be
as exactly taken this way as it is at all ne
cessary for any computation or any vaIua-
ton of stock and will answer exactly to the
quarters, sinking the ofal, and which eve
ry man can get bit Of chalk can easily
perform.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-01
Raising Pork.

Every farmer knows full well that if he
has no winter pigs, even III the most fertile
of corn countries, and cannot get over three
cents per pound for his pork, he is losing
money; how important, then, that he
keeps such breed of swine, and feed them
so well that he can bring the pigs, dropped
early in the spring, to weigh from 2GO to
800 pounds, in December or January. -
Let people say what they will about the
necessity of having old hogs to make a
thick cut clear pork on the ribs for pack
ing we know this is all CANNON. We
have seen many pig fed well from his
birth, that would weigh full $50 pounds,
and cut four inches thick of clear pork on
the Sides at nine or ten months, old, and
have heard of others weighing 300 pounds,
and cutting 5 inches. We would never
winter anything but breeders Of the swine
family, and the moment the pigs were
dropped we would commence showing
them with feed till ready for the knife
The farmer who pursues this course will
make from 80 to 60 per cent, more on his
pork than those who winter their spring
pigs. As for atumn pigs we would not
have them, Let the sows breed but once
year.
-Four or five years ago we prOphesied
that the prices orpork would soon make it
scarce, and now it is fact and by and
by,when choice bears will be wanted 10 i'm
prove the breed, they cannot be had, for our
farmers are growing careless again in their
stock, and breeding heller skelter in every
direction. A pig is getting to be a pig once
more with them-long nose or short
sharp back or round. We advise all those
who have good hogs to keep them so.--
Don't sell and fat the best, keep them for
breeders, and fat and sell the poorest. In
this way one will be continually improving
and in any event, he will have good breed
on hand, always ready for his own USE
and the benefit Of a.carocsf nelghbor,
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BLOOMSBURG ACADEMY
HIGH SCHOOL
For Young Ladies and Gentlemen

BLOUMSBUKG ACADEM1 I
,.,, o,,,,,,
For Young Lddies and Gentlemen
]. +. BRADLEY, Principal
Tho nov, o,;,,sr Session oc ,his Ins,itution
,,,;iI co,n,ognco nm MoNnAy tLs s,L ,l,,,oC 0r'
io5,, "i,' '''''' NV - - - '''' Wv NY "
Tsrt Books.
Enerson's Spelling Book and Reader.
Goodrich's Geography.
RulGon's English Grammar
parker's Progressive Exercises.
Aids to English Composition
Blair,s Rhetoric. University edition
Davies arithmetic.
Algebra
Geometry.
surveying
Meouration
Fosters Book Keeping
Ackerman's Nat History.
Cutters Anatomy and Physiology
Guernsey's History Of the United States
Lardner's Outlines.
0lmsted's School Philosophy.
Burritts Geography of the Heavens
Johnston's Turner's Chemistry.
Woods Botany
Schmucker's Mental Philosophy.
WayIand's Moral Science.
Webster's Dictionary.
LATIN,
pruio,,,r c,.n.
DuiI.In LaI'h u'a"'si'S, 'pu'llVh Id',I NV""
G' T AutnohS Eeasar' oalusl, cicero, Ho''Ve
r0''Ol' L''!' Le'TItI,S r. ~ ~ LIJ'" LeN'oo"'
u II T. Il N.
bullions 1reekGrammaT, Buttons sGreeEkead-
er' ko6nson'' Greek Testament, Aenophon,s
anaoasIs, AenoPhon'S Memorabilia, PIckerngs
creek Lexicon
There Will be frequent exercises IN Dec lama
toh ana Composition Instruction VIII also be
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WHITE SWAN HOTEL.

TNHEsubscriber begs leave to inform his A.
Il friends and the public in general, that he ME
has taken the White SWdn Hotel and Stage
Office, No l0s, Race Street, formerly kept by J.
Peters Son, The House being large and con.
yenlent, and in the business part of the City, he
hopes, by strict attention to business, that his
friends will give him a call. Hepledge himself
that nothing shall be wanting ON his part to maze
his friends at home.
Terms-Sl per day.
GEORGE RAIN,
knrmerlu of NchnnLkilL COnnin
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NEW GOODS !

Selected with great care, aud from long expert
ence, he ilatteH himself that his selections ave
good, not only in patterns aud styles hut in quail.
ny and price, aud will be .Old at the lowest pos.
stole prices
His DRY GOODS consists Of all fancy articles.
from shawls to a skeia Of silk and comprises all
materials for coaks and dresses 10 red and white
tlannels, A good assortment Of
Cloths Casslmers Satlns and Vestings,
BIeached and brown mu-llns, Baskets and Carpet.
bags; Mems and boys Hats and Caps BOOT S
Ladies kid and gum shoes; Lool ing gIasses.-
Crockecy- ware, Hardware, Cedar. ware; all kinds
of GRocERIEs SPECS Also-SALT, sc SC
All OF which he respectfully requests his friend,
and the public to call aud examine.
% All kinds Of grain, lumber and country
produce taken in exchange and for which ih'
highest prices will always be paid
L. B. RUPERT.
Bloomsbury, Oct. 81, ls49.
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NEW SADDLER SHOP.

Al THE SIGN OF THE WHITE HORSE.
HNHE subscriber announces TO the public, THAI
Il he has recently opened Saddler Shop in
the central part Of Bloomsburg, on Main street,
one door above Ruper's Store, where he will
keep constantly on hand and make 10 order, all
A TSUrS 1Ia; %I "iEEHSs TSEEcEs. SSGtHS; and e1sy
-L-AI1. other article in his line Of business
AL,o-He will attend 10 TRIM 9s7ns -
MIN & Cy3RRkAGES and BUG. CF;,4,--ll5.z5:s59,
GIES, in every desirable style, and -2.Z----l-
will turn off all his work neat and good; and at
the lowest prices Those who wish work in hi,
line, will do well to give him a call.
D. Hides, country produce, and even gold dol.
lars will be taken in payment for work.
W. NIX. THORNTON.
Bloomsbury, Sept. Is, lS49-3m.
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REMOVAL.

NTARREN Russell, has removed his Shoe
w Store into the Eychang Buildings, next
door to Hartman's store, whe Re he will always
keep on hand and make to order every desirable
kind OF Boots and Shoes for Mems Ladies' and
Misses wear.
call .AN.D EXAMINE,
He is determined TO Turn of work that will bear
examination and trial, and which will compare
with that ofany other establishment in northern
Pennsylvania.
%. All work warranted.
Bloomsbury, April 7, lS4a.
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FIRE PROOF CHESTS.

FDR Books, Papers, Jew.
l elryGlc. EVANS SWAT ...f r -zti'-r'ys
sON No. 90 north third street, NG3-,
between Arch and Race, and .G3l I
So Dock Street, opposite the AZ yr.5re II
Philadep phia EXCHANGE. Pat. ,l3.tBy \
ent soapsione lined and Key 's s5 ss&--S
hole cover Salamanders. Fire Estfs skA
and thief PROOF IRON CHESTS, warranted 10
stand more heat than anv chests in this country-
Also,-Patent Air-Chamber Iron Chests,
1900 now in use. They also continue to make
THE ORDINARY FIRE PROOFS
at very low prices.
Petent Combination locks, with Guage Keys,
which can be changed several thousand times
changeabe in fact every time the Lock Is used if
desirable. These locks are proof against the
most expert Thieves, being supplied with the
patent kev-hole cover, and made very strong, they
cannot be blown open by Gunpowder These
Locks are intended for Banks, Stores, Safes, &c.
Seal and Letter copying presses, fire proof doors
for banks and stores
Patent Slate lined RerIgerators, warranted gu.
perior to al! others, water filters, shove baths Of
the best quality.
Persons wishing 10 purchase any NJ the above
articles, will please give rs call, AZ we sall
cheaper than any other m the limited States
Philadelphia Nov. lo'h, I-i3-.y
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Boot md Shoemaking.

TNHE undersigned, thankful for past patronage
respectfully informs his old customers and
The public that he has removed his establishment
TO the new frame building, above Albright &
Mengeps Store, on Main Street. opposite the
Forks Hotel, where he will be ready to wait up,
ON al who may form him with call as usual
JACOB T. DERRICK
Bloorsrurg, ArrIl z, lsi9,
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+, STE W ART,
Attorney at Law,

FOHMEHLY OF WILKksBAHNEl
ID ESPEC1FULLY informs the public that he
III has located in BERWICK, where he will
attend promptly to all legal business entrusted 10
his care in Columbia and Luzerne counties
0J.0nce on Main Street, opposite the Rising
Sun Hotel
Jan. 20, lS49.--y
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n. s. LAWRENCE,
gent for the sale Of SOuthworth lian-
WfactOring Co.'S Writing Papers.
Iy..,Lo orro NJ - Nj. G..

~ % LA w hGN CE,
gent for the sale Of SOmhwOrth lian-
Wactoring Co.'S Wriiing Papers.
Warehouse No. 3 Minor Street.
100 cases Of the above superior Papers now in
store, and fer sale to the trade at the lowest mar
tet prices, consisting in pant Of
Fine thick Flat Caps, +, II, Is and lG lbs,
blue and white
Snperfne Medium and Demi Writings, blue
and white.
Extra super and superiue Folio Posts, blue
and white, plain and ruled.
SuDerlinc Commercial Posts, blue and white,
plain aud ruled
Extra super Linen Note Papers, plain and gilt
Superline and fine Bill Papers, long and broad.
Superiine and fine Counung.House Caps and
POsls, blue and white.
Extra super Congress Caps and letters, pIain
and ruled, blue and white.
Extra super Congress Caps aud Letters, gilt
Superiine Sermon Caps and Posts.
Superinc blue linen thin Letters
Extra super Bath Posts, blue and white, plain
and ruled
Embroidered Note Papers aud Envelopes.
"Lawyers" Brirl Papers
Superiiue and fine Caps and Poets, ruled and
plain, blue and white, various oo,'# #.as and prices
Also, 1000 reams white a.. Shoe Pa
pers, Bonnet Boards, white ... .rad issue,
Tea, Wrapping Envelope, md blue
Mediums, Cap Wrapper. Ia..a., ..a.rs. Sc
ignc Gu .si9.rm
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MERCHANT TAILOR STORE,

hbROllAN AlLOh SlURE.
HNHE undersigned would announce TO his old
Il customers and the public in general, tba, no
has Just opened new
Merchant Tailoring Establishment,
Exchange buildings, FIST door above The Hotel
where he lsrecelying from the Eastern Cities a
select assortment OF choice Cloths, Cassiners,
and Drapery generally, and is prepared 10 furnish
every variety otclohlng, at mCCcra'e prices.
Garments made to order, and ready made cloth
ing furnished at nearly city cost
ALSO,-Coats, Pants, Vests, Stocks.
Cravais, Fancy Haudkcrchids, &c, and variety
OF other articles for sale cheap.
0'The Tailoring business continued as usual
ALONZO H. ELLIS.
Bloomsbury, April21, 1919
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THE FORKS HOTEL.

he OhhS IlU Ell,
VIE subscriber would inlom his old friends
A and the public IN general, that he has taken
the weII.known stand, recently kept by DANIEL
SNYDER, Esq, on the head Of Main Street, in
Bloomsbury, and will continue the
PUBLIC Gl EgTsNs
Known by the sign Of the "FURKS," here he ia
prepared to accommodate those who may favor
him with their custom. His arrangements are
mplele-Quarters spacious-location pleasant,
aud without promising too much, he fafiers him.
self, he will be able to do ample justics to his
guests.
0t-Stabling and the best fare for horses, &c.
SAMUEL BLUE.
Bloomsbury, April 7, 1S49
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COLUMBIA COUNTY INSTITUTE

COLUMBIA COUNTY INSTITUTE
VNHE Trustees of the Columbia County MStl,
tute take pleasure in announcing to the
public that they have secured the services of the
REV, SAMUEL SCHAFFER,
as Prime pal The School to be opened in blooms.
burg on Thursday, the 9Th day Of April next -
The highly attested abilities of Mr. SchaiIer al
ford an ample guarantee for Thorough instruction
in all the various branches taught in the school
These will consist of the following:
LANGUAGES.
Ancient-Latin, Greek and Hebrew.
MOdern--German, Spanish. French and Italian.
ENGLISH.
Arithmetic, Geometry, Algebra, Surveying,
Navigation, Geography, with the use Of globes
History, Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, with
lectures and experiments; Moral and Mental
philosophy, with lectures. Pcnmanship and
EloculiOn will receive daily attention.
TERMs-ln order to secure the greatest a.
mount OF benefit to each pupil, we think the
standard number shonld be twenty-five, unless
the demand of the public should warrant an as.
sistant The prices will be as follows:
The English branches, 50 per quarter.
no with addition of longuapp Il 90 90
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate of JACOB BOHER, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters Of Ad.
~ minisration on the estate Of JAccB Bower
late Of Brarcreek township, { Columbia county, de.
ceased, have been granted by the Register Of Co.
lumbla county, to the undersigned, residing in
Briarcreek township All persons indebted to
said Estate are requested TO make payment, and
those having demands against said estate, will
present them duly authenticated for settlement.
SOLOMON POWER,
Oct 6, 1S4Q .6is .35,u;nj,troto,