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AUDITORS NOTICE.

j, Estate Of John Hosle decd.
TIME creditors and all other persons inter
L es,ed in The estate of John Haslet, late
of Bloom township, in the county ol Colum-
bia, deceased, are hereby notified that the
undersigned has been appointed Auditor by
the Orphans Court of County TO settle and
adjust HE rates and proportions of The assets
in The hands OF Solomon Neyhard, the Ad.
minisirator of the decedeni, to and among
the respective creditors according to the or
der established by law, that he will attend al
his office in Bloomsbury, on Thursday the
l9lh day of October next, TO perform the du-
ties Of his appointment. All persons hav-
ing claims against the estate are required 10
present them 10 the Auditor at the time and
place aforesaid, or be debarred from coming
in for share Of such assets or fund.
ROB'T. F. CLARK, auditor.
Bloomsburg, September. i4lh, 1854.
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Ci!alls attention to the new assortment OF
~ Books, cap, letter and note paper, port
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book store in Bloomsbury, and offers for
sale a, the lowest prices. Among these are
the standard school books, a variety of liter
ary, scientific, religious and historical works !;
and the new publications OF the day. The
following he has among others:
Fern Leaves, from Fannv's portfolio.
Napoleon Dynasty by the Berkeley men.
Schoolcrafi's Adventures.
Methodist Preacher.
Sparks Washington.
Lynch's Dead Lea Expedition.
Headley's Washington and his Generals
Headley's other works.
Ethan Allen and The Green Mountain He
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Overman's Mechanics for WheelIights,
Machinisls and Engineers.
Smollei's select works.
Also an assortment of fancy goods, toys,
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Bloomsburg, September 9th 1853.
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FANCY GOODS, Of every description and
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dPtiladeIpiia, for sale at the cheap store
49, .-..s.7. MKELyY, NEAL s. co. \.
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~"AASt w Oh y LOOOIIIS,
8. G. SHIVE
D ESPECTFULLY invites the attention Of
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he will warrant made Of good materi ais and
IN a workmanlike manner. Al his EAtabIish-
men', oan always be found good assorl.
ment OF
Fashionable Furnitue. &,
Which is equal in style and finish to that Of
Phladelphia or New York cities, aud al as
tow prices. He has Sofas of different STYLE
and prices, from S25 10 500. Divans, Loun.
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Rocking and easy chairs, Piano stools, and
variety Of upholstered work, with Dressiar
and parlor bureaus, sofa, card, centre and
pier tables, detashus, cheffeniers, wha.nul.
and comoces and all kinds of fashionable
work. His stock OF bureaus, enclosed and
common washsiands, Jress-tables, corner
cnpboards, sofas, dining and bieakfas, Ia
bles, bedsleads, cane seat and common
chairs, is The largest in this section of the
country. He will also keep a good assort.
ment OF looking-sIasses with fancy gilt and
common frames. He will also furnish sprin.
mattresses fitted to any sized bedsead which
are superior for durability and comfort 10
| any bed in use.
Bloomsbur2, April 9th 1854. If.
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THE GENUINE"HENRY'S INVIG
GRATING CORDIAL"

put up in 8 OF Pannel Bottle. and is essilv
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forgery
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per dozen.
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NOTICE !!

Cat'awissa, July 8, 1854.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-29

We published yesterday late speech from Kossutb
on the Eastern question The Hungarian orator has
been speaking Lis mind quite freely in regard to the
policy of England in the present war And we must
say there seems to us great deal Of plain, practical
truth in his suggestions. To see England so eagerly
coVeting an alliance with Austria, the meanest and
most contemplate despotism in the world does not
strike us as eyncng her part any great regard for
the liberties Of Europe about which she pirates so
much Of late. If she wants to check the aggressive
spirit Of Russia she Unjust also chasse the dynasty
which has so long been the tool and accomplish o
the Car in his spolations upon other governments
hossuth, we believe, is right when he asserts, thai
the only edectual way to reduce the over.grown pow
err OF Russia is for the allies to favor the re-construc-
ton Of Poland and Hungary into independent nations
And the only way to accomplish this is to reject ar
alliance with Austria, and compel her to disgorgt
what she has feOniously and forcibly Appropriated.
10 his speech at Sheffield, Kossuth very pointedly
Gale upon the English government to define what 1
meant by that liberty which il said I, was fighting
for in the present contest. We make a short ex
tract -
!" BE not content to shout We eight for freedom-w,
hgh sgaiust despotsm-we fight for usticewe Reht fol
the Liberties Of Europe!" That's all very well said blu
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PUBLIC aEETSG.-A meeting OF the citizens OF tbi
city, was held last evening" in the basement of
Hall, to appoint delegates the Convention to be held
at the White Sulphur Springs, in August next.
The Mayor occupied the Chair and J. w. Lev.lsn
acted a, Secretary.
Mr. VIM T. Davis moved that 6ftydelegates bO appoint
ed Tor the purpose above Indicate. Mr. Wm n Mscc
land offered the following resolutions.
Resolved, That the speedy completion OF tho Cov;,,
ton ana ONO Railroad is Of great importance and e
peciaiy demanded by the immense tonnage and raw. Il
will secure TO the public works now in course of
aud more or less connected " I'll IT,
Resolved, That this meeting approve of tho Con,.,,;
proposed TO be held at the White SULPHUR Sn,;ns. 49,
that - delegates be appointed thereto o.
Mr. DAVIS Withdrew his motion, whereupop the ouea
ried. p 'u car
The blank in the second resolution was filled win
"6hy." 'eu win
On motion Of Mr.. Richard Morris, the Chairman and
Secretary we're added. ~
The delegates will he appointed by the Chairman and
announced, through the papers on Friday.
Mr IT, Firrar offered preainble and resolution n s,h
s'tute ior the above but withdrew them before a yot,
was taxed, they being substantially the same n, thos
adopted We will publish them Tomorrow
Mr.. Firfar cuquired whether IL would be comp.,o,
Tor the Chair to include in this deg alton persons who
sided In the suburbs He said that gentlemen who onIr
bo en'nenuy useful members of that BODY would IA
excluded " the selection was circum.ct ibed vi,hi 81
corporate limits. Ho alluded 10 j. NJ Bolts and ",hs,
who would be ready. ~ ''
The Chair answered that the meeting being comnose,
OF citizens Of Richmond, he did not consder n cnrn
tent for him to APPOINT auy others than citizens Of Rich
mopd. - "'N"
Mr.. Fsrar then moved that tho Chair have Is,vo ;,
appoint persona residing in the suburbs
The motion was not agreed to-
The meetipg then adjourned.
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Is MANLY, JR., Secretary.
Richmond, June, 1854.

FLORIDA LANDS IN AAREET.-The Tampa Herald states
a, lnP request Of the War Department, orders Tor
the survey OF large district OF country below the North
boundary oil have been issued by the Secretary
the Interior The country will be forthwith survey d and
open for settlement
Vn me l4th ut, Ar George W Bowman, on his farm
W pu' county, Ky, killed rnttlesnake six feet four
inches long, and eighteen inches round the body with
"enyone rat'les is believed that this was tho larg
est r"''Ieshhke ever seen in tho Western country.
The New Orleans Bulletin demonstrates against the re.
peal Of the sugar duties.
fishing party wen. on an excursion from Rocbo.,sr
to Canada and brought back Ia two or three days Iaoo
trout, besides what they had eaten.
The Artesan we'll at Frederick Nd has been compe,ed
the shalt has been carried down 5s5 feet and now the
hundred and fifty gallons a minute. WV
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IARyET.-Our! farmers are gathering in one of the
finest barvess ever reaped 10 this county Wheat of
rp description seems 10 have produced we'll though the
white bearded" and "Poand" continue 10 maintain their
high reputation Of suptoriy overall other kinds-Roan
oke Rep, June 90.
No LicESsE.-The county court OF this county. AT is
recent session, confirmed the action OF the Nav term In
refusing to grant licenses TO retail LIQUOR Eysrv snn,
cant was Tcfused.-B. ff'
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wAsuIxoIox, June 90, 1854.

cB-A correspondent Of the London Times, writing
FROM scurar and aIludirg thc mushroom tribe" VIII
have sprung up it from the groaud, and hang
upon the skirts Of the allied army supply the wants Of The
sodery speaks Of the Jew and Armenian money changers
after the following fashion
Among the most amusing specimens of the race must
be reckoued come jew and Artenln money angers-
qnalid lean. and hungry looking fellows whose tlrbans
aud ragged gaberdGes Osentaousy dirty aud poverty
strickeu-who prowl about the camp with an eternal
raven croak OF " | say, John, change the monnish-
change the monsh relieved occasionally by sIy tin le
Of leather pure well filed With dollars and small tn,
sh coinage They evsdo the vigilance of the sentres
aud starte Officers they lie half asleep in the boat of
the sun, by the spParii3B Of their skinny hands and
yellow visngs within the tent, and i!s c1ckoo cry
say, john change de monsh" Their here
all s the greatest compliment that could be paid to the
national character The odes; Turk has never seen one
Of them near a.ive camp, and the tradition OF ages
ahrms that where soldiers The race disappears In
deed here they only show in The sun time They are
sort OF day ghost VINO vanish the OF darkness and
the croak and the Jingle silent aud they spirit
selves gently away ere twilight, aud Ehere they live no
man knowetb. Any who has seen Vernets picture
81 Versailles Of the taking Of Abd-el Kaders Sinai. will
at onse recognize the type Of these people in the wonder
il figure OF the Jew who flying with his treasure from
The grasp Of the French s-oTdsman.
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DIED,

yun9 ~ sol after brief illness seven DAYS Mr.,
"a s r. HART eo9.o Of ~, j. T. Hart Of oampbs eoan
Client member Of the Presbyterian 6hufoh phe was
one 81 he excellent Of the earth excellent friend nsisp
ou Sie and mother Conpani5nabe amiabIs ,bs -,
hyourte 10 The circle her sympathy Kindness ana
W. extended 70 a IN her domestic relations she 6aibt. a.
Snlssh her whole duty By her exemplary pey and
so ornament 70 the Church The domestic heath
the social circle. and the christian
sustained loss that may we'll said 10 be sp, oeah
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ro,, -r,,,, BALLOON ASCENSIoNI

ELLIOTT, the eminent 1s.s15ca, ,o,o,, m
cent siissn unnO 1hRLAL YOY40E In hi, m.,n ia
roostsst IslBEiI nor The Of GU ~ msgnn-
Sn1SSps on TXURSDd y, July isth e FLASH OUTAGE
~ splendid Band Music viii he n,o.t,,
9ns 20 seat comfortably person, anu aceoamods
prices, a1s W ieeu them bounteou.ly, at city
" 10 do from PrederieLbury '''''''''''sa'
p.,,o, WIN admission to the Ascension Grounds,
each. '''>ON''eapee viii be charged % cents
~" T,sl,. ave aehmond at TO- l9 Q and O'Clock
W.. ieneu can DC procured personally or nv n.n a.,
.ns Ticket Agent the Dispatch onnea "'H' DIR.
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u In bis sst letter to the New Orleans Ffcayune Mr
Kendall, who is 10 Paris INDUCES in The following
speculloDs To the England and France woud
pursue in the event Of war between Spain and the
United States:
Now there doubtless those who think that one OF
the "eventuales" 10 with the United States In
case We should push Spain to rupture but 10 repeat
what said 10 former letter. France would hardly en-
gage in war with US 70 prevent the annexation Of Cuba
Louis Napoleon knows that he could not prevent such
contamination If he would we 10 get about the worry
in ernest he knows that long before he could draw of
force sufficiently strong obsruct our arms we should be
IN possession Of the isand Of every part Of It save the
Moro Castle II ia probable would reduce that stronp
hold before French army could arrive al Havana .
There are certainly enlerpsug young men enough in the
South aud Southwest effect the conquest of tho whole
OF Cuba before The summer il over II our Government
should but say the word and would undertake the ion
cbeehuly. 'Y
Were not England and France at war with Russia-I
say Il agan-they would still hesitate in the matter OF
sustaining Spain II she forces to blows The British
ministers may be Industrious 10 the last In their endeayor,
to thwat u.s. and will leave diplomatic effort untried TO
prevent the addition Of brilliant star o. Cuba from
being added to the American gaaIy-they may importune
Spain 70 abolish slavery in her West India possessions
aud Try other eIpedientsbut they will not deberately
go 70 var with us. Nor IL the game ore which France
cares about playing alone although she may have tvent,
| guns upon the water where have but one.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-29

DETENTION or NORTHERN MAIL.-The Northern
Mail train due in this city at o'clock A. NJ, did no, ar
rive Yesterday until half past O'clock owing to the de-
tension OF the steamer the Potomac BY running into
schooner on her way the Greek There was desv n,
two hours al !eaat By this occurrence The train having
thus lar transcribed the usual hour of had
await the arrival OF the train from here and set on its re
ular evening trip We could ascertain the extent Of
the injury by the collision but learned that the Schooner
was considerably damaged. No lives lost
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sfcKEEss on The RvER.The Louisville CouJie, says ths
every boat that arrives 81 Louis from below with emi
grants reports some Of fatal sickness on the
me Snonus had Two DEATHS the Peter Telon three OF
four, and the Sultan, from Cincinnati had four mos,
from cholera aud darrhmi The wonder Is that the nor
tality Is not five times greater.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-29

The WEATuEP.-Iesterday and the day before ws,,
the soes Gays OF the season, thus far. The thermome
ter stood each day above go The prospects of con-
nuahce oi this oppressive heat favorable udcn,
tue clea, state OF the atmosphere yesterday
How poor laborers can work under sgch burning sun
a matter Of some surprise,
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AfcVEsIos.-fhe steamer BelvIdere will make an ex
oursion trip down tire river the 4h OF July leaving
Rockets at r. NJ and and returning at O'Clock same
evening rms will afford agreeable to wind
up the amuscments of the day The pleasures will be
hvened by the presence of Band and lelresLmep,s o
all kinds will be provided on board "
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IHR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
RICHMOND WING.
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 90, 1884.

CORRESPONDENTS.
ne Whfo."
Articles written both sides will not be published
standing ought to be known To ALI and Will
In be departed Obituary notices exceeding eight
iues are charged Tor advertisemens
H Communications viii be charged The same advertise
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EIRE WORISSi

rr,u,n, FVUNTH UF JULY, lS5I
'1NskEwl be brilliant display OF yIRe wopvs
oeocf eoninr OF HI 2, the Fourth Of JULY,
ssss. Roman Candles. Flying Pigeons, Ss Smells
esnEe and American Hotels Mt tho h,noa ores EI-
Il, me proceeds after ing the expense, Vim h.
10 purchase Of
"os OF the band, neAyy unfit for M. 70 replace
MUSIC by he ~.
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large polos, Of ZIP 5S1Eh the lover wa.hnrn
% @ relation condition Of the 20 Hve very
rabs copdon AMI n, wheat oats and corn are I'm ,drt
paT,eu.ry, amazed at III.
o. ns Sixty bushels Of corn 10 ths .ne
ths yea that region Think that We .eIe
June "a. $50 '"s'nia'-Ao'hQooH btrlocrat
noanisls MvHprss-rhe Knoxville Christian Adro-,,.o,n
an account Of the murder Of an sn,. iues'
Il %0s Mn o. 0h1es Mr. ni.h Moore we and hi, . hs..
vith an ~ anpeech The work Of was peIsor,
an axe, each OF them receiving or four uea
part With the poll and the edre OF hs on .hs
III 1ruerer black boy named Tom VA liyin In me
Ths AND ha, not been heard he
receiving The so prey the mursrsr before
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RICHMOND MARKprs =. . /.

Inc are now n the midst the ru, the s,.,.,
nk heavy, aud nied the oea re-
@ 70 Gene Prices we'll sustained eon,isr or three
sntty onering We continue last Weep .ne I'M
good and sns sA,s 10 scSd and nns e@ns on
I" hish rs the latter figures, ' one hhd' sold
HESTER A WHITE n..
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- Fax WoRks:-There will be aspendd display of Fire
Motks a. the Armory, on the evening Of the 4 Of July
be 20 cents head. The proceeds will be given 70 aid
the Armory Band in purchasing new ae, Of SILVER in.
struments '"''' III
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-29

lB' We are Indebted TO Sir j. K. uoIbrook for n conv
OF Graham's Magazine for July. This is the commend
nent OF ne" volume and is good time to subscribe
Mr. Holbrook furnish them
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-29

FATAL AoeIDEw-on Monday evening last, Mr.. Ma.
oane Young one OF the oldest citizens Of this place. was
KILLED by fa from two horse wagon. How the acct
Gent occurred Ill not known he was not discovered
unit the horses bad taken the wagon 10 stable some
or 800 yards OIL and his skull being badly fractured he
never spoke He had been drinking and but for that IN.
fortunate habit inofensve and Mathematical man
-A6ngdon Virginian, June a.
Df1REsISG CLsUALrTY.-On Wednesday Of last week
little boy by the name Of James A younges, son Of
MI Edward Saunders Of Smytb, and living in the family
OF MI Francis Smith In this place, ran nail In the bot
.om o. DIS loot Inc wound from which he suffered but
tue, was apparently healing, but on Monday morning
last without premonltory symptoms. he was suddenly at
lacked With Tetsuus ockaw which terminated bis eI.
Stance 10 less than "a hours. He 40 amsbe pofen.
svs boy, In the 18Th year Of bis age and was admired
aud beloved BY all who knew him.-B.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-29

PRooREss-on Wednesday evening last, several pen
temen passed through this place. at Ia O'clock on th
cara who had taken breakfast that morning in The civ "
Richmond BY the end Of this year. we shall almost b,
able to go TO the Capital shake hands with our friend
there aud return the day. Hurrah! for the on,
Dominoo-Bedjord SsnfineL Jun, o.
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10 me IsditOTS OF me Seniihtt
friend has called attention q letter from this
city dated the ?3d OF this month, aud published in the
York Express. ask leave TO say that do know who
the traitor is That have made any such statements
ne has s.bgei,o me- and that the use Of my name
wholly unauthorized deore further to say that Ger
tain letters which tine since published in the
Richmond Whgand by attributed to me- were never
seen BY me until published, have written one line
for Wing paper for thirty years. Nor have written OF
procured he written for publication one line on the sub.
iec Of personal matters for any paper Ny personal mat
ers are in my keeping and require no assistance
from any quarter to ensbe the 10 take Gaze ofthem
Ny teachings for the lasthry years haze had for their
object the honesty integrity, aud success Of the democ,a
tic party.
request such papers may have COPIED the ette
from the Exp'ns TO publish this card.
JOHN A. PARKER.
" .suryo,ov lama on 1874