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tf HAVE RECEIVED A NEW LOT
FALL AN > WINTER CLOTHING

the Exchange Block swahz Book They
d o - 4
" FRocK DRESS BOY, SACK, GUM AND OIL CLOTH COATS
of enlightened
and nndwo Of
Hats, Trunks Travelling
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Bloombug. May 18th 1854 S DREGFUSS Co
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
Real Estate.

rxs~ HERE willlos offered at,pubhc sale on
q The premises, on Thursday The 90 day d
November next at 10 o'clock in The
forenooa, The farm of the subscriber on
which he now resides, near Orangevile. Col
umbia county. The tract contains abou! =.
3l7 Acres of good fiarm
s,4 'ea.5ai land, I
of which nearly 200 acres is in good stale
of cultivation, and the REMAINDER well tim
bered. Ii lays along FisbiGscteek, and is
suilable for division into two. larms. There
are on il ..i" .'t q
TWO FARM HOUSES,
two good barns, and all necessary other out
building. There are also on it.a
TIVE Apple, orchards,
and nuubef of other frui, trees.
There will al the same iimebe sold tract
SD WELL TIIIBERED WOODLAND, ..s
containing about As acres, and adjoising the
above farm 4 aH .ag
Cg" Terms will be make known on day
OF sae and either or both of the tracts will
be sold at private sale any day previous, il
application be made 10
20 .5Hl JOHN ACHENBACH.
Orange township Oct. IL, lS5l-,s.
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METZ ROUTE TO PHILADELPHIA
FIsTfqa5gsssa5a
ts.rs:sss.ssszI
,
CdftG'oissa, Hihiamspon and Erie Railroad
OPEN TO MILTON.
81 hours between Philadelphia
and Million.

dhN and after Monday, Sept. e5th, and
W until extepsion TO Wlliamspou, pass
enger trains will be run every day Sundays
excePieh) as follows:
Leaving Milton at / A. NJ, connecting
with Heading Rail Road, at Port Chuton, ar
irving Al Philadelphia at 7 80, p. NJ.
Leaving Philadelphia, al 7 80, A. M; ar
rive at Milton at 4 80 p. M.
A Freight Train will leave Million, on
Monday, "Wednesday & Friday, and Port
Clinton on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
of each week.
Freight is carried 10 and from Philadelphia
without uanshipment, from Reading Rail
Road Freight Depot corner of Broad aud
Cherry streets.
7. .McKISSOCK,
Sepl. %. IS5I-n
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NEW @ RIST-MiLL
AT
MILE. GROVE!

TNtlE subscriber has reiiued his Grist.
Il Mill al Mill Grove, near Light Street,
Columbia county, and is ready The do any
and all kinds of grinding. He has three
run OF stones, and The Mill will work 10 gem
era-l satisfaction. A competent miller has
has charge of the establishment, and the
patronage of the public is respectfully So
licted.
THOMAS TRENCH.
Mill Grove, Sept 0, 1854.
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New Fall and Winter Clothing.
DAVID 1oWlNBmEG


nL apparel including
RAsII0NAlgLN DRESS U@ATsa
aud figure, srs stocks coa handkec gloves
NJ iac ancle
He and in
Hoomh May
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Conference.-The take much pleasure in rec
,onmendine your FIRE PROOF SAFES 10
merchants aud others, who may desire 10
purchase, with view 10 the preservation OF
their Books and other vauables. The Safe
we purchased of YOU, aud manufactured by
Evans & Watson, Of Philadelphia, Pa,
remained in the fire al the burning Of our
store until the entire stock was consumed,
the heat being intense, as You may suppose
as there were about seventy barrels Of liquor
in the Store, besides some seventy thousand
pounds of rags and ropes, and other articles
of a highly combustlbe nature. We hat.
the Safe opened after the fire had ceased
and found our books and papers preserved in
perfect orde-. No. 1l6 Light street wharf.
Please send as another of your best Safes,
of the same size, for our future use, aud o.
bige
~ II. w. w. Isaac,
No. 81 Light street wharf, Baltimore
BALTIMoRE, Mp, May IL, 1854.
MEssRs F.. s. T. FAIRBANKS g. Co.-Gen-
tlemen 1T gives US much pleasure 10 bear
testimony To Ihe excellence of your Fire
Proof Sales. The one purchased of you,
manufactured by Messefs. Evans s. Wat.
son, Philadelphia, Pa, saved my books and
valuable papers, when everything else in
the house WAS destroyed by fire, on the
morning of the l4lh inst, al No. ll6 Light
street wharf. Is. H. WILLIS.
BALrIMoRE Mp, May II, 1854.
Palen, Slate Refrigera,ors, Seal and Letter
Copying Presses, Fairbanks Platform and
Counter Scales
Sole Agency for Butterworih's Beulsy's,
Yales' aud jones' Patent Powder Proof Bank
Locks.
Below are the names Of few gentlemen
and Public Insii!ulors who have our Safes,
in use. Hundreds more can be given
Farmers g. Mechanics Bank Philadelphia
10 Safes:
U. S. Mint,
U. S, Arsenal, Eve Safes California 3 in
Philapelphia.
Sialo Treasurer Trenton, N. J.
Penn'a. r. r, Co., Phila'd. Safes.
Philadelphia Wilmington s. Baltimore r.
r. Co., Philadelphia.
Locust Mountain Coal & Iron Co,
Coal Run Improvement Il II. X. Co., g,
Bell Garfstson s. Co. Bankers, Hunting
don, Pa, r,t ...., 40. l..I.,1
Bell, Smith s. Co., Bankers, Johnstowu
Pa,
BRYAN, Gardner g., Altoona, Pa.
Gen. A H.Wilson, Huntingdon, Pa.
McKevy, Neal & Co.; b'oomsbuigt I"
Geo. Weaver, do
Caleb Barton. do
Philadelphia, August 81. Is54-ly.
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EVANS & WATSON,

No. &c South Fourth street, have on hand
, large assortment OF PATENT SALAMAN-
DER FIRE aud THIEF PROOF SAFES,
and Iron Doors for Banks aud
,torps
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A T his store on Main street, Bloomsbury,
IN 10 which ne invites his old aud new
customers. Among his stock will be fonnd
fuall assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
sucbras Silks Nefnoes, Delains, Debaze,
Coburg cloths aad Ginghams of every style
and price. H.. . .,.y ..a
td WHITE GOODS
of all kinds Embroideries, Laces, dress
trimmings, handkerchiefs, figured, plain,
Swiss, null, cambric aud jaconet muslins.
STAPLE. DRY GOODS,
including bleached and brown goods, checks
table diapers, hanneis, lickines, Manchester
and Lancaster singhams, crash and linens
of all kinds
as- CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
Ves,ings, cottonade and linen for pants, hos.
iery and gloves, --.sS
-, ..sr BOOTS, AND SHOES
for Ladies, Men, Misses, Boys and children.
Ants .aND CAPS, GLASSWARE,
QUEENSW.7RE, CROCKERY-
WARE. H.ARDW.ARE,
GROCERiES,
Sugar, Molasses, Cofee, Tea, Rice, Spices,
tobacco, candles, and in short, every article
usually kept in county store. al the lowest
prices.
Blooms burg, November ., 1854. 2 .
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

q ETTERS teslamenary upon the estate of
M Samuel Beaer, late of Fishingcreek
township, Columbia county, deceased, have
been granted to Samuel Bealcr, residing in
Fishingcreek township. Columbia county,
and ]. s. w oods residing in New Colum .
bus, Luzerue county. AL persons indebted
20 the estate are requested to make pay.
ineut without delay, and those having ac-
counts against the decedeni 70 present them
for settlement TO j. S. WOODS, nt
SAMUEL. J. BEALER,
i r.t Executors.
Fishingcreek, Oci. 2d, 1854.
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

RTOTlCE is hereby given that letters of
lY administration upon the estate OF Dam
iel Shive, late of Bloomsbury, Columbia
county, deceased, have been granted TO TIE
undersigned, residing in Bloomsburg. An
persons having accounts against tho estate
are requested 10 present them for settlement,
and those indebted 10 make payment with
out delay 10 SIMON C. SHlVE,
5000 Administr ator.
Bloomsburg, Oct. 9th, is54--6t.
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: FANCY GOODS, of every description and
anriely, new styles, and fresh from New York
AVID Philadelphia, for sale al the cheap store
eA ~90- y M'KEEyY, NEAL & CO.
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y ESPECTFULLY announce to the Pro
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OF Law Books, comprising the best Trsan.
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they will sell sell as cheap, if not cheaper.
thar any other house in this city or New
York. Being the publishers of several val.
liable works, they aIe possessed of such Ia.
Cilies in obtaining .teir stock as to enable
them 20 sell Ineir books at very low prces.
KAY s. BROTHER have The agency for .
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AMERIeiN:ARTIsTs.euEIoN /


6"''e1fJ ~ 17"t5 t4FffIzSi =.
sxBy, the Fist Artists of the
Aee. EEfFiaoF my 1tis
q -.
1hey,hape tieiernined, IN order To- creaieIan
HAisAsiye, sale iorllleir Eoeravinss, ihus not
only give employment 10 large number 81
artists and iolhsrs,a bat inspire among ouI
counlTynsn tasle lot WORKS ol artrlo pre-
sem 30 ,nel purchasers, oil iheiE enefaYiog'
when 1ioo,ooo o. whlcp are soy b,ia,2
$4,000, GIFTS. of the ACTUAL cos, oil
slsoooo. Each pu fchaser OF a One. Dollar
Engraving, therefore, receives no. only an
engraving richly Worth The motley, but also a
ticket which enliues him 10 one, of tie Gifts
whenihey are ,disiributedro t.tsr4 il,r f.;..
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In all sol prizes, amounting TO 500 900
Tickets $40, ,oO-Halves and quarters in pro-
portion.
Every prize drawn at-each drawing.
"Cnrren, bills of any bank received at par"
All communications strictly coniide Dtial.
SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager,
Sign of the Bronze Lions
Montgomery, Alabama, June 20, 1854.
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IN PREPARATION. IA
Wharton and STILES American Medical Ju.
-risprudence. vol. royal 8 vo.
Wharton on the American Law oil Itomi.
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royal 8vo.
Burton's Compepdium Of the Law Of Real
Property, with copious American An
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A new Digest OF the Laws Of the United
States, on the plan Of Pnrdon's Di.
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SergeaGis' Mechanics Lien Law, new edi-
-tou.
The Pennsylvania Form Book
T See Kay & Brothers. Catalogue of
Law Publications for particulars: ..,,
II Orders OF letters of inquiry rom the
country promptly attended 10 -
August l7lh. 185isru1
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Reference in regard 10 the Real Estate,
F. J. VisscHER & Co., Real Estate Brokers,
New York. Orders, (post pa:d,) with mou-
ey enclosed, to be addressed.
-e ..>a3E J. Wa H0LBRoOKE; Sec'y,
o. el SOB Broadway, NY.
tE 'fhe Engravings in the Catalogue are
now ready for delivery. >.rT Hot .f.
New York, Nov 9th tsE4-6m. ..s.
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SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY
.'A' LOTTERY!!
(By Aythority cfthe State Of Alabama)
Conducted on the Havana plan.
CLASS G--TO BE DRAWN 3p!h of Nov
ONE PRIZE 10 20 TICKETs--AND REMEMBER,
.tl. EVERY PRIZE DRAWN!
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KATHARINE WILTON. Mr.. Red6eld.
New York, is the publisher Of the new aud re.
yised edition of katharine Walton; or, the
Rebel of Dorchester" by w. Gilmore Simms,
Of work Of fiction 60 well approved by the
public verdict expressed in the most effective
manner It is we'll produced, 10 single VOL
ume. For sale by Taylor s. Many. c.
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ing q spectacle than Vergniaud, chanting tho
Msrsellaise on the steps Of the fold.
Tue men were all embarked in the Eve trans
ports, and shortly after, other vessels arriving.
the women and children were put On board Of
them, and tho whole feet get sail
AT Cumberland (the French Beau Sejour)
and Annapolis, the English were not so success
ful. Very many CT the Neutrals fed into toe
woods and but few obayed the proclauations,
and gathered to the places Of assemblage.
Many of the fugitives were ultimately driven
by famine and cold to surrender themselves.
Some took refuge with Indian tribes, and OH
ers, with incredible suffering, forced their way
through the woods until they arrived at French
outposts
The whole country was raVsged by the Eng
lish soldery. The harvest had Just been gath-
cred in, and the barns and granaries filed
with tho products Of the field, were al destroy
ed, for it was impossible to remove but a small
portion of the grain and fruits to the English
settlements. Nearly if not above, fifteen hun
dred buildings were burned; SIX hundred and
niuety-eight in the District of Minas alone
We gather from the correspondence between
the cftee engaged in the work, that one Oh.
ject OF this reckless destruction was 20 deprive
those Acadians who had escaped to the woods
of su means Of subsistence, and SO to compel
their surrender.
The Acsdisn settlements, however, were so
thinly scattered over 30 great en- extent of ter
ritory, that but few more than seven Thousand
of the Neutrals were seized at this time. Many
of those who were captured afterwards were
removed to Halifax. In all, at different times,
probably near ten thousand were taken.
Let us now follow the exles to the other Col
onies.
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s,ce q sne PIT. Racked as L have been, could
eo1y sne demons TO 90 their worst.
fingered over the tee long as dare, watch
ing me clock and listening to every sound; but
one alter another, that for naoment deceived
me, died away, leaving tho hope gradually dy-
M 700.
nose removed the tea things, and resumed
my seat at the IRE, watching the embers and
reading fortunes in them; saying if such an
one plszes py such . time he viii come, and if
! count NIFTY before such picture fades, then
au weI But whether the fire picture out
lasseo the given, time, and whether or not the
emoer piazso' AL remained quiet | thought
Sser ana over all MIKE had said about the gar
oen, ana sne Propsbllity Of the farm going into
csner nands ana what Rose had said too about
IuAs Q, one color marrying folks of another COL
VI Wt ana ~. hsr coarse shrewdness annoyed me-
nat with one device and another, the time
wore by, and, ] felt the burden little lighter
on ~ nears wnen had said ne would not
oouo snd suspended aus hoping and tearing till
the morrow.
vas laying the dull embers together, pre-
psratory to retiring for the night when aqnick
Ioosssep sounded on the walk. IL is not Mr..
hicnaros SAID, IN order to ward off disappoint-
ment; and while said 80, the key turned in the
iock and the arbiter OF my fate was before mo.
MY hrst impulse Was to rush into his arms,
ior could scarcely have been more rejoiced
though one had risen from the dead; but seeing
that ne invited no embrace, Istood back abash-
co:
1 am glad to find you here yet Miss Halstead,
ne said, In his polite, formal way, as he removed
his gloves and seated himself away from the fire.
as though be found il rather an Inconvenience
tnan luxury
said, Eyes sir, i'm here yet,o though the
words stung me to tie quick. He replied, {" |
feared you might hai Q run away--that's ALL"
was at heart so GLAD, that forgave him, and
rep led, good-humore lly, that had reserved my
running OF till anotl sr time, lest he might fat
Ter himself that We seeking him.
Not at all, he implied; have little room
to fattor myself at say time of life, that fair
young lady, Like Mrs Halstead, would care to
follow me" "
There was nothi1g in the worde, but the
tone and manner were just as if the previous
night had mover existed.
/ remained silent and thoughtful, and he
presently resumed, with-aI suppose you are
mentally anathematizing msn
said yes, for l supposed he referred to the
way In which he had left me, without any In
timation; and | added, "you can't imagine
how was frightened about you; but | am 90
glad you have come homs alive and we'll"
An! thank you tor your benevolent inter
est }" he said, in the old worldly fashion, and,
without recognising my right to feel any espe-
cial interest in his movements, be went On to
say it was coming home after tea time, to which
ne alluded.
AS to that, | said, it would give me pleasure
to make tea for him; and inquiring what be
would like especially, was proceeding to full
FL my suggestion, when he interrupted me in
way that dampened the little courage had
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CHAP. XVI
H0,O Destiny helped itself forword.
Tho new ruler Of the Republic was vet abb
afoed IN the contemplation of bis uncle's Dor
ust when domestic announced and intro
Glced Monsieur pAbbs La Grange. The
rfnee rose, and advanced step or two to
meet the priest, who inclined himself humbly
the former approached. His countenance
nalcS'ed sorrow and anxiety, and he kept his
NWell!" asked the Prince, as if he expected
Srepiy to some inquiry
ne Able shook his head.
= 100 true" he said, too true The Repub-
, guans nave full power, and Rome is quite at
~. we shall see what is to be done,D observed
NO lhnce, knocking the ashes from his cigar,
ogH casing the remnant into the fire, abstract
., .. ne Church looks to you, Prince,n remark.
e t1e Able, in his low, soft voice.
InGee1l" u aculsted the other.
4E compact suggested the Able.
~ Certain point Able You have per-
~ meo your part Of it faithfally-admirably
s'on' on my side, | have taken measures to
- 20 the Church the privileges for>which
fae asked through you. think, thus far. we
Wi grant thatD
hs 40 70 not complain, bighnese," responded
r-'.: epOe 10 me, your highness has been
tn SS . and to the Church faithful But
~. o,aVes must be saved. This revolution
s, Ta' DC crushed. The Holy Father, now an
~. must be restored to -the Vatican. AL
S must be done-but how ~
Prince. U IL 90 oons inquired the
n.,s Inc Church will be grateful sire--I crave
"a d al would have said highness,n answer.
O., no Aope, appearing confused at the blum
Oh &c nag committed. But his keen eye rest
n. - tne Prince whom he noticed to glance at
ed b Portrait over the mantel, when he address.
resrd. Is my desire to servo the Holy Father
spOooed the Prince. 81 have considered the
;Tto ana resolved upon carrying my plan
execution. What say you, Monsieur le
tba .;t, the speaker laid q heavy stress on
IT, pue-" to military expedition to Rome 90
sbonr o humility Of tho Able was probably
for tt on hearing himself styled cardinal;
s,oo Se color came rapidly into his face, and be
~ moment in some embarrassment. But
sen'iy recovering his self possession, and re-
AM TItg % the Princes proposition, he said
It is impossible"
A. lac Emperor replied the Prince, astruck
=. lat word cut Of the French dictionary. We
- 1--we The will, Monsieur Fable, and the means
-Ie expedition win go.n
-. II Is bold and hazardous step, highness,'
ood the priest in some alarm. The
Csu n'ry viii say you are arming the Republi
TS u' o. Franco against their breshren of Italy
s Sod you will expose yourself to the charge O
OsFsylng republicanism.v
Prince. - ~ 'ASs o0'o Wv