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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-15
WHOLESALE ANnwr-ra1r.,

N
HOPKINS & READ are now receiving their Spring
Il stock Of Dry Goods. Carpets Oil Goth, Matings,
Wall Paper, Looking Glasses aud Window Shades, TO
which invite the attention of the citizens OF Evans
Vile ard the neighborng town. Our STOCK will be
attractive this than ever, and will offer
greater inducements to Cash Buyers than have
DONE Our stock is open to all, and time Will be
devoted to the people. Iapl-2md
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-15
DRY-GOODS & GROCERIES.

INTERESTING TO MERCHANTS. y
ENoSIER & BROW have just been making large adj
ditions to their former stock of Staple and Fancy
Groceries which swells to of the largest and most
complies stocks TO be found anywhere They would re-
speeuiy call the attention Of their friends and dealers
to their stock and pr they to make
IL TO their Interest TO buy i'm this market. (apl2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-15
DRESS GOOnS.

IL OPkINS q READ have just received fine line o
| Black, Waiered, Black eros dc Rhin and Fancy
Dress Silks; also fine line of Summer Dress Goods
which We u Offering low. 1apl.md
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-15
THE NEW YORK CRYSTAL PALACE
A FAILURE!

Mot that can say the Exhibition In New York
IN was failure; no. there were very handsome things
az all Nations exhibited there; but the expectation
through the whole country and particularly in Men York
great, that Sorekeepers intended to make
fortunes year Ibid in heavy stocks OF the finest and
best Goods-apd consequently. that homeloving
people did not like to spend their money by the bushe
staid at home and many OF those fortune had
fail. and give up business.
Our Buyer in New York. who is ALWAYS the lock
out for good ba rgains, toners well know had.
couple weeks good chance buy whole stock
OF FANCY DRESS AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
at far reduced prices which offer To sell low
as never an, thin, here before.
ne articles, too numerous TO mention, only will
do in part, viz: A line assortment Of
LINENS;
DeLAIN Els, plain and printed;
PRINTS,
JACoNETS;
SWISS MUSIINS;
CURTAIN MUSLINS;
KID GLOVES:
DRESS SILKS:
SHAWLS,
And the largest and best assor,meAtof
ENGLISH HOSIERY;
FINE FLANNElS:
BED TICKS;
-rt BLEACHED MUSL1NS
ETC, Ere.
| We only wish everybody would como and examine
this stock, there anything here before like
| 1t. (jan2e) WM. LOW ENrhAid IL co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-15

nj. VERNON Il EVANSVILLE STAGE
r-e ~ LINE. ..- fs.~.. ..l
&r&@eAA THEundersig Led will commence run
y ming the above Line Sc mi. Weekly after
the ISL OF iPri neaI leaving Mt. Vernon every Tues
day and Friday mornings at ocock and leave Evans.
Viie every Wednesday and Saturday at O'Clock.
Stage Office at the Washington House. r..ss
"hZ' s-a-- -eFs }. ID. GREEN, Proprietor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-15
ItA L l. IL Ga ID l. N. e 5
g ss Is.S

POUR DAILY TRAINS.
First Train-Lshtuing kNpress leaves Cincinnati At
o',l,rk Passengers b! this tr in connect 10 New
York, Boston, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Duhkirk. CleSe-
land. Cres,liLe, Pittsburgh. Philaoipha, Baltimore,
Washington C,ty, Wheelng. Zsnrsyillc. &c. Stopping
between Cincinnati and Cleveland nj L"yelaBd Nor
row, Xenia, i.o"ion, Columbus, Delaware, Carii"g-
ton, Gallon, Cr~siline Shelby. New london and Grafiv"
only. ~
S;,-onJ Train-Accomnoliton Express leaves Gin.
cnnas ali ID clock Passengers By this rain con-
necs to Cevelnt tiec at tO yeId, aud r.sune 1t q;
g. II TO Dunkirs. Buffalo, New York ana Bost'n),
Evansville, VI bcrny, iimii gIon. ashnzioa. Ciele
will Lebanon Tn~ train slsS al al way stations
between Cincinnati ii aid Cit, cIai and To- tween tincin
halt aud Washington (cyc'l Fig st'tions--slol p;ns
onl, ON proper sk:nal or tice io Conduit r.
Third Tr.in-Lr.aN CihsiTn Il al ~ o'clock p m
Passengers 10y THIS rafn ronicvi to Iii b,5oro Chill
CO ,ic, ". shingyb. NIlm;bgioL, Lebaoi dc. his
train stops AL way staff, bew-n CnvimRati and
Hi isioio and between h.ciinati aud NasiiSAgton
Except Branch Hill and inwooi at rurliseg-slop
pin2 on proper sisnal or Roiice ~ Coh9ut Dor.
Fourth rsi-E vcpng EXPRESS. leaves Cincinnati AT
5o,hUck p. Pass;n. ers bs ths.ran eonnsct - New
Yor,, Boston, Niagara Falls. u EaE, Ddnkhk, Clere
land. Lebanon. sc. his train stops at all way stations
betw Cincinnati and Cleveland except Flag stations
stopping only proper signal or no ice e. Conductor
Sunday train to Columbus ii ,: 20 o clock p IN.
NSpringfeld Passengers by l.. ". Railroad W i'll take
6 a. M and j u. NJ traIIs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-15

w are now opening good Spring stock OF Wo-
w men and Misses white, brown, mixed, m ode
and mixed Couoa Half hose; Women's white. black
and cold Cotton GeSes. and Men do together W All a
handsome assortment OF Ladies' Kid, Silk Lislo thread
and embroidered Gloves. We invite The especial at
teon OF the trade to examination of these goods.
ha wing purchased them favorable terms OF
the Eastern Jobbers will sell them low, adding
portation. (nh2) MORGAN. KEEN e. PRESTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-15
WHITE GOODS

NVTE have just received choice selection Of White
w Cambrics. plain and plaid Jaeonet Muslins, Vic
toria Lawns. Null plain and dotted Swiss Muslins, d
from the Importers, which will sell low
any Jobber East West. Persons wishing purchase
will please give call
mh3I MORGAN KEEN * PRESTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-15
CRESCENTCITY FOUNDRY.

WE are turning out some of the most complete
w Engines, aud othsr Machinery ever built in the
West cincinnati prices IL not lower. All parsons
wanting thing n, will nd ii 10 their intcrc 81
To call and examine work.
mhI7 q. L. EGGLESroN & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-15
A SECOND HAND BOILER FOR SALE

A SooD second hand Boiler: % feet and 40 inches.
iof seie at the Evansville Flooring Mill lmhIo
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-15
BACON,S IERCANTiLE ColLEGE.

nASON'S "a COZ LsSssIss
koRfhwEsr CORNER sIxTH WALNUT. oISt ISSAfi
'EE undersigned has removed his Mercantile Col
\ iege 10 his new building, northwest corner oi wal
au. anu sixth streets. where he has lifted up speu
suit OF rools expressly fo his business-havig spare
nslter pains expense in making them In every re
speet the most nyenieai and pleasant School 10 III
The plan ad ped in teaching combines prt tiee with
eeory nstea OF using books The pupils exercised
In ing original entries every day business I'ans
sctions oarnaiizns posting balancing accounts open
Ing anu closing OF great variety OF d1erent sets OF
books, both for partnership and individual business,
where the business prosperous and adverse;and
thus qaaf ing student entering into the pracli
cal duties OF the in Kind Of business
TIE course ofinStrucon will consist or DOU Biz En-
TRY BOOK KEEPING embracing every department
of trade and mercantile accounts, viz: Wholesale
tail, commission, exchange, banking manufacturing,
skipping individual, partnership, steamboating, and
compound company business; mmercia calculations,
practical penmanship, aud Lectures commercial Law.
s,o lectures on the science of accounts custom Of ner
Chants, etc.
In addition to tn, regular of study, the under
tg4ed has made arrangements with Messrs. Henry
Snow, Esq, Hon. q. Storsr, Prof. C.. W. Wright and
other eminent Lecturers to deliver ofiectures
on the subjects Of common law, history of commerce.
ronuea economy as eonnecied with commerce.. ene /,
great Importance IN commercial point OF view, never
before iRlt duced in any Mercantile Collcge in tie u
States Pupils instructed individually. and not in
classes so that dents may enter ut time, and pro
coed in the ratio Of their capacity and assiduity.
emred privately If they desire itl when the student
dersoes rigid and thorough interrogation By the P:in
cipal assisted by commit OF Practical Accountants
an Business Menu aud Diplomas awarded TO those who
are deemed worthy of them.
course can be completed In from six TO len weeks.
The Principal will take pleasure in doing everything
m his power to advance his students, and make them:
thorough and compIished accountants and his extern
generally enable him to situations tor those de
Sirors OF obtaining them.
TERNS:-Por a full course OF lessons In Book Keep.
lag. Writing, Commercial Calculations. Commercial
Law, &C., $40 (oct2-d&wlylR. 5. BACON. Principal.
e. SCHMITT & STARK,
UPHOL TIERS ANDPAPERH HANGERS
ST ia . N. A
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,,.11ROaD CONTRACTORS

AND BRIDGE BUILDERS. wanting Car Wheels, o
~ Iron ork of any description, cal he accomnoda
ted promptly at establishment. We challenge IN
Western Country To produce BATTER SnITn than III
Foreman of our Smith shop.
mSIT g. D. EGGLEsToN & CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-15
X MOVED.

WE have entirely removed Toba aud
w Cigar Establishment, from the old Stands
Water and Main streets, b. tween lst and 2d to MAIN
STREET, BETWEEN FIRST WATER. in Mrs. Lev is
building, where shall DO happy 10 sell old aud
new customers cheap bargains.
mh3I-u SCHAEtFER Il SCHROEDER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-15
RICfa FANCY n;sENS sOODS.

TCSr received and oprnsd, tue largest aud most
y .plendi assortment Of Spring aid Summer Dress
Goods, offered in this market, consisting of rich
Grenadines Barrses (sgl avid lain ,Pai silks. print
ed Linens Briiiantcs printed Musls, Chalks Barege
do LANES and White Go.,ds. which would invite
tie attention Of all wishing such articles before purchas
ing elsewhere us we would be yer, hap 10 show them
O all o Will favor with call
CULBURS IL HERS BERGER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-15

CARPETS IND FLOOR OIL. CLoFBS--A large
assortment nf Carpets and Floor Oil ClovAs jus,
ccis ed. Our OH Ilo hs from 10 u isct wide
Stair Oil Cloths alss>
CoLBURN Sc HERSHSyRGER,
apt Posters BlocS, First street below Main.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-15
sSiES WAN

RAGS WANTED.
WILL pay the highest market price in cash, for Cot
i ton on Linen ags. THOS. CUNYNGTON,
fsb2p Corner of Msin aAl irst streets.
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z.
We only wish everybody would como and examine
this stock, there anything here before like
Il. lian2fl WM. LOW kNrnA IL. d %.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1854-11-23
GRAND GIFT ENTERPRISE
AND CONCE RTS.
10000 GIFTS VALUED AT 500, 1000.
Tickets 81 each.
E. UNANGSIN

Announces that he has projected series Of
GIFT CONCERTS, 10 the patrons Of which
he will distribute by lol GO, 900 valuable gifts
or premiums. ar tYr ln4
The concerts will be given al Bloomsburg,
Danville, and such ether towns where a sui.
ficient number of The patrons of the enlef-
prise reside. The times and places will be
anuonnced, in subsequent bills. Each ticket
will entiile the holder to two admi ssions to
The concerts, and one OF the following pr ICES
or premiums: -1
One three story Brick Hotel in Blooms burg,
opposite the Courthouse, now occupied by
EX-SheriH Bii!myer, vaued at $4,000
Cue large two-slory brick dwelling house lot
nand oul-buildugs, on Main Street OF
Bloomsturg m 5000
oee two story brick dwelling house and lol
on Main Street OF Boomsburs 4,sOO
One Two story BRICK dwelling house and lot
on Main street OF Bloomsbufg t41 5000
One Two story frame dwelling house and lot
on Main street of Bloomsbsrg 2 600
One two story frame dwelling house and lot
or Main street of Bloomsburg r 1900
Two Two story brick dwelling houses on
Centre street Of Bloomsburg, each i6 90
One TWO story frame dwelling house and lot
on Main street OF Bloomsturg 81 600
One two story frame dwelling house ar
lot on Main street OF Boomsburg 900
Eight corner lots on Centre street OF Blooms.
burg, each $3.50 is4.t 4..s s, GOO
Six middle lots on Centre street Of Blooms
burg, eace $500 2,aO9
Two buggies, each 5000 5an'd 400
Two buggies, each $3.50 800
Two buggies, each $40 ~. Y"7tf $40
Ten Gold pa tent lever watches. 500 900
Twedty Gold detached lever watches, '''G
each 500 ero'ds 1900
watches, each $50 .Fs r,e 900
Is Gold epins watches, each $50 $50
so Silver lever watches, each S25 i,z50
90 double barrel shot guns, each s2o 1000
10 .." SI6 100
10 Rifles, each Sl4 li0
10 Aliens revolvess, each SIG i'-'l 100
10 Colts revolvers, each $50 200
90 pats pistols each 50 -i,fi I,..fa 40
1000 Gold pencils, each $3 1000
1000 Silver pencils oud pen holders,
each SO R 0 J 2,ocS
xooo Gotd pens, each SI 2 600
10000 Engravings each $50 $500
2onao Pieces oil Mn;lc Ei 3,O99
When the ticike.. are ,l, solI not,ce W M
oe gwen IA .sie public prints for the ticket
hoh'srs 20 meet at soma designated time and
Plsce, 10 choose Commtlee who shall dis
tribute the gifts as the shsrehoIders shall de-
termine.
REFERENCES as 10 the above property:
William Snyder, Robert +. Clork Esq, II.
b. Meuogb, r. w. Weaver Esd, or Rob-
er B. Arthur, Bloomsburg. Columbia coun-
ty, Pa. =.
All orders for tickets must be addressed,
postpaid, money enclosed. TO E. Uuangsl,
Bloomsbury, Columbia county Pa, and the
tickets. will be promptly forwarded 10 ans
address.
Mr. c. F. Knapp viii sct as general cor
responding agen. At Blooms msburg for the pro.
prietor srg gsa 's- sFl h9 S1a'
sff E. UNANGSr.
Bloomsburs, Nov. 20, 1885, ..s
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THE LATEsT. .BY. ,TELEcRAPH.
The Public Works.

movement is now. on foot 10 abolish ihe
Canal Board, and instead of three Commis-
sioners, to create Superintendent who
shall exercise the functions Of the pres
ent Board. .--Previous 10 the election we
heard much abou, sale OF the Public Wor ks
and were led almost, 10 believe that should
Mr. Pollock be elected Governor his first
act would be in urge the sale but no soon
er did the 6gur es show that he was elected
than the cry Of "seltthe public works !"
ceased, and the project was started by tn 9
Whis papers, to place them ia the hands of
one man and that one man 10 be appointed
by the Governor. 5la t
We have never favored sale of the
Public Works of The Stale, because we
doubled the policy. bu, we would infinite
" prefer TO- see them sold than have them
placed under the control of one man, with
the entire patronage:which attaches
IL the Arguments used for sata were
good previous to- the election, they are good
now, aAd ifihose who advocated the meas.
| ure were sincere then, they should show
their sincerity by still continuing 10 advo-
cate the sale.-Abuses may have existed
in the management ofthe Public Works,
bur we deem il very poor way Of correct.
ing these abuses, by removing three men,
and confidiug the whole management OF the
improvements into the hands of one. II
three men will join in corruption, as is char
ged blythe Whiss against ,heo Canal Board.
and which, from our knowledge of them
we are ''uuwilling 10 believe, is not more
likely that a single individual, having The
entire control and disbursement of the pub
lilo money, would be corrupt also, and 10
a agreater degree, because his opportunities
would be better? st.' sg9
We have no objection to such legislation
oil the subject aswili throw every guard
atound lhe management Aof the public i'm.
ptovements aad The treasury of The people,
that can possibly be thought Of, 10 protect
the Interests ofthe taxpayers, but we cau-
not for the life of US see how such ends
will be accomplished by the proposed
change. As we said before, if there is dan.
ger that three men, sworn 10 be honest,
will prove dishonest, is it likely that one
man will be pure /? And il the coun sells Of
three intelligent officers be inefficient in so
extensive and impcriont matter as The man.
sgement of the Public Worka, extending
from one end of the State 10 the other, how
will ii b witha single indivdual2 There is
not Railfoad in the Union. no m alter how
short or unimpohant, that is under the con-
troll ofa single individual, but each has its
board Of managers, and why should IL be
so with the Improvements of Interstate =
Carlisle Demoer at q j s]si .i5QH 90 II
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vlcissitudes q Of Fortune. i 4

d.
A,writer in the London Economist sums
up an article on Napoleon III as follows;
'.The safne man who landed al BouIosne
in 1910, with a single steamer and few
friehds on a desperate abofiive expedition,
revisils il insls54 10 review a vast army aud
receive the homage Of countless spectators.
TIE some man who six years ago lived in
obscuriIv in London, scarcely able TO pay
his tailor's, and quite unable 10 pay his
horse. dealers bilI--whom many looked up.
on as stupid, and whom none looked upon
as wise, of whom few augured well and
whom none would trus, much, we have just
seen receiving the visits and complim ents
OF the corior Of our Queen, ente raining
three roy al guests OF his table, one of them
the son.in-law of the very monafch whom
he had succeeded, and admitted beyond all
denial into the social circle of royal person.
ages, Nor is this change in his singular for
ipnes the only one, nor perhaps the greatest.
We can imagine him smiling with even a
more grim satisfaction as he contrasts the
language of the Enslishl press regarding him
in 1852 and now; sitting with the Times or
the Examiner Of December 1851, or of Au-
gust 1854 before him, and maryellng al The
melamorph osis; the nnmcaured abuse which
was showered upon him al the former date
and the decorous respect apd cordial praise
with witch he is spoken OF now. The
"swelp and The "sanguiuary audacions ruff.
iian" is now the polite and sagacious Empe-
ror, and iete-a-iele with Prnce Albert and
King Leopold. H~ s99 ~ 80 r.rst
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The Appoinfmeuts.

l. IH
THIS Canal Commissions last week ma de
the appoinimsnls on The public works foI
TIE esapiog year; and, soifar as we know
the aprsihlees have been chosen with ref.
erence 20 flnees and honees3. This is GER
aldlyate caseso the North Braach und I'VE
| knc W that on some other divisions incompe-
| iency was COED espse for removal Mr.
SEARCH has been appointed five years in
succession as Supervisor, and simply be-
canse he has proved avery COOL officer
Messrs. EST antMpBhIDE are energetic safe
and active business men, and as ibey have
dons. some good service by honest labots 10
maintain .shs auesray Of a sound political
faith, they are especially deserving oil conf.
eeoee and faror. The following i, a list Of
The appointments:
SuPEsvisons.-Easlerp pivisior--w eidman
Foster, Lower Western do--Johu, Nj Orr
Upperdo do-W. F. Foyer; Lower Jupiata
Edo-W.' W. Wilson; Upper do do--J. D.
Lsel NSusauehanna jo--James Diffenbaucb;
Delaware ao-Dasid Evans; Eastern Branch
do-J. B, MMickep; Lower NoIlh Branch
-, ~ =. aSSSSae'9Sn' 'synf ,.f8n3 mo .a.sst
ScpERrSTEsDANTs ,MorivE PowER---Col-
umba Railroad-c. B. Baker Portage Rail-
foad-John Ross. -,
WEIGH Masters Rs.-Pittsburg-Wm. Slew.
ar; Johnstown Lock--J, r. Grigs; do Weigh
Scales-John BerkhoIder; Holida, sburg lock
j. r. Herk, do Weigh Scales-George
Pous; Nnnhum mberiand-wm. Elliot, Col
umbia--James MaheG Philadelpha--Joha
c. Maxwell, H. S Leeeh, Assistant; Easion
Hiram Yard, WIS. Able, Assistant, Ian.
cas:er.ly. Kink,' Beach. Haven't. Mcbride,
E. D. Corlright, Assistant, .,os, .by3 oa
Observation-Disclosures. Baker, Free
porte, G. snowden !, Johnsiown-P. F.
Gibbons; Holidaysburg- James P. Hoover;
Neutrality-suspicious.. Jackson; Lewistown--
Anderson {, Harvey; ,Newport-H, A. Zol-
lirser Hauisburs-James L. Reilly; Ports
mouh-Joseph Liyermore:. Columbia--J, S;
Lishiner; Lancasler-E., P. Smith. Parks
burg-Major M'yeish; Paoli-Rober Law
erl,; Pbiadelphia-John T. Smith; Blisiol
-Robefl Patterson /; New, ,Hope--E. K. Sol
llday; EastonT-,}p,agiei H. Neimap; Liver.
pool-J; NJ Baum Northumberland--J. II.
Zimmermaq;a, ,Williamspor--Jobn Piaig
Dunstown--c. A, Achenback; Beach Ha-
ven-Peler Emf; Blairsvis-S., L. Morford;
S!ark's Ferry Bridse--C. Fl, Zeisler, Junia,i
Aquedpci-Wm. Baskins;. Freeport Aque-
dnci-Mary Nesbi,. Mo- .g r .s
CARGO INSPECTORS. -Clumbia-C. Carson;
Johnslown.-J. c. Barrett; Philadelphia.
Hunter; Bfistol--D. Willard Hollidaysburg
D. Delo; Pittsburg-Thomas S. Rowly.
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HENRY's lNvICoRAriNG CORDIAL. The mer
its Of This purely vegetable extract for The
removal and cure oi physical proslration
genital debility. nervous affections, &C., Sc,
are fully described in another column OF ,his
paper, 10 which the reader is referred. So
per bottle, bottles for S5 six bottles for
SS /; SIC per dozen. tgr Observe the marks
OF the genuine. f5 f.o;
Prepared only by s. L. Cohen, No. 8 Frank.
lin Row, Vine St, below Eighth Philadelphia
Pa, 10 srhom all orders must be addressed. For
Sale by all The respectable Druggists and
Merchants throughout the country. .t
I. w. DyoTT SoNs, No. 1872 Ndrib end
ST., Philadelphia, Sale Agents for Peansyl.
vania. l.aia' a' .N 0'ts 80 sr
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Notice to Collectors.

THE Collectors OF the several Townships
l. within the County of Columbia, are 70.
qnested 10 take notice, that The time fixed By
law for the securing Of their exonerations
upon Militia Fines, will expire the first Mon
day oil december next. Aflelihat date, con.
sequen.ly, Inc Commissioners will not be au-
lhorized 10 make any exonerations upon tina
eollecIionof unpaid Militia Fines, and they
will hold session ontha first Monday Of
December for the purpose of making exon.
citations, when alLeolleclors Interested viii
do well 10 alleud. =. i7.s. s5at .i.iy,
-s,p4s ,aa ygpANIEL LEE, Clark, n
:, coaaiisioSsR's orrcs. ~ gaa
Bloomsbnrg. Now. I6, 1854. !" l... 1
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VIVA. Uncle Sam ha. done in II Years.

Uncle Sam was born nation saventy.
seven years ago,--since then he has whip
ped his mother and one of his 5,olhers
ihiasbed the Barbary. icousins, threatened
France and made her pay up, aud "cleared
decks" for battle with Aust ria. He has sci
an example of liberty and popular power,
that has thoroughly Heightened the despois
of The cath, and perilled their, ancient
thrones. He has grssped a continent and
is fas, covering III with free, educated
and thriving people. He has built more
ships than any other nation in the same
time, and his flag is now seen on every sea
and ocean, and in every barbour and liver.
He has built more steamboats,, more rail :
ways, more telegraph lines,g more school
houses, more churches, more ciiisss bigger
babies in that seventy seven years, thanany
other nation in five hundred years. And
he's printed more newspapers, made more
speeches, and done more Dragging than any
other nation has done in a thousand years. a,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1854-11-23

ea FaEE PASSES ON RAu RoAps--Recenl
officiel reports from the Erie Road state
lhs, lsss thaa ona in q hundred who. passed
over the Road free, were conn ectei with
The Public Press. On the New Haven Road
out Of 8 ,i76 free passes, only as wete mem.
bers ofthe Press 1t Is due TO the Press to
state these facts, as a contrary impression
has prevailed. According 10 the Law Of 9.
qulvalent also il is the Press which rather
gives than receives benefits. M -,