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Ntw Grand Duehy Of Baden Lottery Loan.
Capital a4,OOO.O0O Frcrins


THIS LOAN is guaranteed by the govern.
meht, and will be drawn in different prizes,
as follows:
IA OF $4,000 Els. 81 OF 40, 1000 Els.
l2of35 ,000hs % OF 10 900 ns 2of l2 600 ifs
55 . 10000 40 5,OOOs q 1900
So 1000 366 1000 I9l4' 1000
SC. SIC. &c.
The lowest prize being AZ Els.
IL Florins are equal 10 five dollars.
The next drawingtakes place al Carlsruhe,
under the Direction of the Baden Govern.
menl, on The 3isth Of August, 1855, when
every drawn number must obtain one of The
above mentioned Prizes, which will be paid
IN cash, at the Offices of The undersigped.-
Those fortunate shareholders not residing on
the spot, will have their amount of Prizes
gained paid to them through an established
Bank. The Lists OF The result will be sent
10 each shareholder, and the successful num-
bers published in the newspapers.
The price of one ticket is Two Dollars.
The following advantages are given BY la
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% 40. 100 1850
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HUNDREDS OF OUR BEST CRITICS.
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A MARVELLOUS REMEDYi
ron A MARVELLOUS ACE.
HoLLoWAY,s oINTMENr

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or inward part. Diseases of The Kidneys, dis
orders of the Liver, affections of The hearf,
INFLAMMATION on the Lungs, Asthmas, coughs
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Every housewife knows that salt PASSES free
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This healing Ointment far more readily I,efl-
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the living body, curing The most dangerous
inward complaints, that cannot be reached
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Erysipeids, Salt Rheum and Scorbufic
Humors.
No remedy has ever done so much for The
cure OF disease OF the Skin, whatever form
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pitfalls, dispensing this Ointment, givisg all
vice as TO its application, and has thus been
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Ulcers.
Some Of the most scientific surgeons now
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worst cases Of sores, wounds, ulcers, glandu-
lar swellin2s, and tumors. Prof. HOE|oway has
by command of the Allied Governments, dis.
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shipments of This Ointment, 10 be used under
the of H1,.l -. IL
worst cases of wounds. II will cure any ulcer,
the joints, even of 20 years. standing.
Piles and Fistuias.
These and other similar distressing com.
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C UMMER ARRANGEM ENT.-
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Mail Routes.
Speed Increased and fare reduced.
Little Schuylkill, Caiiawissa, Sunbury and
Erie, Williamsport and Elmira Railroad.
Through 10 Buffalo, in l6 hours.
I" Niagara Falls, is
Detroit, "a I"
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Reading Railroad Depot, corner of Broad aud
Vine streets, daily, (Sunday's excepted as
follows:
DAY EXPRESSES A: M
Stopping at Phenixvilie and Reading only.
Connecting with the Cattawissa, Will ans
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OH Lake Erie, or on Lake Shore Railroad, 10
Cleveland, Toledo, Monroe, Sandusky and
Detroit. Also, with Eimira, Canaudaigua
with New York Central Railroad, East and
West, and at Suspension Bridge with the
Great Westem and Michigan Central Railroad
for Detroit, Chicago, ST. Louis, and all points
in Canada aud Western States.
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Gl9d00ooN In0uasdTunG5Gs cG 03Ds
HAVE RECEIVED A NEW LOT OF -
Fashionable Spring and Summer Clothing

Il
FRocK, DRESS BOX, SACK, GUM AND OIL CLOTH COATS
the rainbow
iab cos Working Pants and boys clothing and
all
goods Hats Caps Trunks Travelling Bags Umbrellas
g@& gMsg aA!Hggs
They have undene sPenGers Collars RgeuF Cloves Mht esa
Pens and Pencils Meaoas Vest and Fob chains PonmOn
a well selected of Acconeons.
the
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orphans Court : ale Of Real Estate.

Orphans C0uft sale OF Real Estate.
In pursuance of an order of the Orphans
Court of Columbia county, Isaac leidy, Ads
minislrator of Charles Sterling, lale OF Hem
lock township, Columbia county, deceased,
will on SATURDAY the 18th dog Of august
next, at o'clock in The afternoon, expose 10
public sale upon the premises in Hemlock
township,
A Lot OF Land,
adjoining lands of John McReynolds and
Heistcr's heirs, containing about
~wy@ sA9RDs3s
on which there is erected a one and ball
story ~.
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
and frame stable. The property IS on The
public road leading from Buckhofn to Jer-
seytown'
To be sold as Of tho estate Of Charles Ster-
ling, deceased. Conditions made known on
the day Of sale by ISAAC LEIDY,
By order Of Court, ks
's JACOB EYERLY, Proth q
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Grand Jurors for Septenl-
ber TcrpM 1853.

Behfon-BenIamin Brink.
Br'arpeek-Wm. Adams, Gilbert Fowler.
Btoom-Auguslus Mason,
CeatreA-Solomon Neyhard.
Eshinger William Evans.
Gfeenpood--Sa,nuel Bogar.
Hemlock-Hush Mcbride, Jno H. Faust
Jackson--Danisi sPousi, John Heath, Jos.
Butt, Ebenezer Keeler.
Locusts-.Geo. Marks. William Roth.
Modisoa--Peter Wolf, John Ewes.
Mfiia--Leonard Kirkendall, Samuel Hart.
zell. -s
M Peasant--John Jones, Benz. KistIer.
Orange--D. R. Kline, Thomas McHenry.
SugaIloatE-George Sledmau.
Bloomsburg, July l2, 1865.
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Fancy Paper,

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TraYerse Jurors for Sept. TORN IS5b,


Briarcreek-Henry Deiterch, Andrew Fow-
Ter, John Freas, John Yost.
Bloom--Jacob Diefenbach, Mahlon Ham,
lin, Charles Kahler.
:. Bearer-Jehn Henninger.
Catta,uissa--Georss Bfeisch, David Ritter.
tntre--Leyi A. Hutchinson.
<aaklin-Georee Schick, Daniel Zarr.
1ekmgereek-Alberl zimmerman, Jacob
Siocker, Abraham Robbins, Philip Appleman.
Greenwood VIM. Rost, Peles Clifton, Jos.
E. Sands.
Hemoek-Baltis Girion, Cornelius vanhorn.
.Jaekson-Hiram Baker.
1fain--Henry Harizell.
bfadison--Jacob Manning.
MiBlm--Thomas Hess.
Observation-Disclosures Kiudt.
Orange--Ieremiah Hess, George lIasnan,
Henry Eyer, George Appleman
Pine-lra Sanders. John Cornslison, John
I.ockart.
Roariagereek-EIijah yocum. ~
I Seott--David Witinire..
Bloomsburg, July -, 1865.
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STARTLING. BUT TRUEl
WARNING 10 EVERY SENSIBLE WOMAN.


I.
Eowoman of decacy "a willing TO disclose the pecu-
liar ailents incident TO her sex eTon to most Intimate
This modesty and delcacy is implanted by nature,
and neither should need be subjected to the rude
shocks inevitable in making known to the othef sex
those ailments belonging exclusively to the female
Except in extreme cases, her sensvenees Will sacfi
fee her health rather than her delcacy.
The consequences are serious lanentable, and hfo-
long. f,s,3. ..
or perhaps better still not incurred becomes comph
cation of daeases not emily running the health OF tho
mother, and embering her days by sickness and SUI.
ferlng, but entailng broken constitutions upon her
and pecuniay prospects Of the husband Letevery
sensible woman
TAKE WARMING IN TIME,
Gas thousands have done) by the bitter experience and
suengs of Others of tho dreadful consequences sio
entails upon herseifnd those endearcd TO her by her
ignorance Of the simplest and plsnest rules OF health as
corneotci With the marriage state, the violation Oh
which entails disease, suffering and misery. m
How many are suffering from obstructops or irregu-
lartes peculiar to the female SYSTEM which undermine
the health the effects of which they ignorant and
for which their delicacy forbds seeking medical adj
vcei How many suffer from pfUluPsts nfei Calling OF
tho wonb) from Hour ubas (weainess debility Ac)
How many In constant agony for many months pre-
cedng confinement How many have difficult II not
dangerous deliveries and slow and uncertain recoyeeH
To the question: how are these to be prevenedi what
. shall be donef the answer Is simple.
Let every woman ascertain for herself without vio-
lenee to her decsoy the nature and character o tho
aiment Ito which she female Is subjec the
from which may arise, and the proper remedies for
Its cure and future prevention.
This she can do by possessing little volume {alrcady
possessed by thonsandsl WHICH IEL.LS EVERY
TELLS HER WHAT TO DO FOR 1T, in simple
but chaste words, and such as she can understand
I: This little volume Is entitled
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Agenf8 in Pennsylvania.

T. B. Peterson, ]. M.'Moss & Bso., and T.
Philadelphia-Mrs Cynthia
Williams, Honesd sdale-Wentz & Stark, Car
Flint. Williamsport--S. Tuck,
Leader, Hanover-B. hall,
Pitiston-J. S. Nickson and A. X. Mcclure,
hambcrsburg-E. Benner, Sumneytown--
Joseph Swarlz, Boomsburg-G. w. Earle,
Waynesboro--J. H. Cornelius, New Berlin
G. D. Main, Mainsbarg-Potter g. McManD,
Beilionte-H. A. Lance, Reading.
July o6 1855.-6m
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Both The Ointment and Pills should be

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G There is considerable saving BY
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Ding Fresh Fruis.
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Thousands of Delighted Readers


uly 10, 1856.
The Trinity times., 1855-05-19
Il Fearful Earthquake.

We have already had partial accounts Of
terrible earthquake upheayed rs geolo-
oisls would call it at Broussa, in Aslato
Turkey. A Constantinopo letter, datsd
March Sth, says:
The accounts from Broussa aro terrible
Such "A long continued CONFUSION OF nature
has hardly been heard Of in the history Of tho
world. The earthquake had lasted five days,
and shocks were oi constant occurrence when
the last news left. The great shock Of the
2Sth Of February destroyed part Of tho
town, and killed or manned nearly 300 of
the Inhabitants Although The shocks were
only felt ut Conslantnope during the two
days. they losted at Broussa for four succeed-
nr 9ays, not without causing serious damage
10 the already shaken houses. The COM
mencsment Of the couvuslon was preceded
by torrents Of rain, which lasted more ihan
twenty four hours, accompanied by hEh
wind and occasional thunder. ~ > o'clorK
the sky became Suddenly overcast, strong
smell Of sulphur was perceived, ana the irst
shock took place whlc. in lees diam minute
overthrow mosques; houses and bazaars IN
ono vast ruin
Nearly eighty mosques have been 80 much
injured thu their speedy tan is expected,
While not one in the whole cily bas c.eeped
some damage. The khans, or large buldugs,
which served either rs inns of places iof
trausacting business, arc mostly injured and
five of them were completely desire. cd,
crushino scores Of their unfortunate inmates.
The baznars. with their heavy arches, arc nat
on the ground The ancient mosque oi "a
yonlon Monastr, Greek ecclcsasiical cote
fee saId 10 be- 1870 years old, ls unhappy
DESTROYED. Another mosque, the Onlon DI-
ami. Il fine building. 600 years OLD, ls also a
mass of ruins. II was the chei ornament ot
the CITY. and tic must splendid reHeou1 e4.-
Gce or iho days when brous.a was the c.p.-
tnl oI the Young and lfo@ng Ottoman cin-
pife. hlategaists may however SUI feai
the great deAruciou which las iaiieu "A 'H'
.lk nctarics. OF which scarcely Que his CO.
capped uithou damage, while tho numpef 81
women who haYo iust tAoir lives W no lal
haq been very lrge
tara... .ulas s.e.s ol ROCKS were detached irom
thc,r beds. and caina crashing n9"n lhe sides
IN oiy,,.p4 iuto Tho nagbDorhocd Of lae.
,...., b, o,e plaee. several houses Were
,.,sl'ed ii, one ol these avalanche. The 9id
! van anI fort were shaken 10 the GROUND,
! au4 IA their fil buried Ten on t"elYo houses,
and the flctory ol llaaJi Anaaiasi,n n respect-
able CROCK mauuiactuger, who also io't his
/ n. 81 tbe shoeks continued a0fH4 mo
niehi, tho Whole population at once qaIlta
iii- towI. nuI arc up" enc impe1 ih mo
no.ohborlooi-t w..i.olt in tents, iie poor
UNDER tho oprn heafen, prelenns % o."f
the oul u,lhm Of March, tna" 70 hFs 'n
/ hourly dread Of destruction wtinn t"e c'ie'.'
! of their m.aled cty iho shoe"' "'nen
hove since taken p.aao haso t1r'"" d'@'
many bu.dmgs which were previously 10
.1reI. but m,.o IS no reason 70 beHe'o u'-I
aHy fresh ellascs haFe haen oe'f'ye1. q
shock oltae -d u Naeh "as ~" h.'.. p
ala ul.u iAe p9t .e.son tno nf"t q" t''
. ,h. .aeee hal Deen another ol e'"s'ie'"'.' %
.,atHep l ra. mucm 'nr rav'"'t ~
The Trinity times., 1855-05-19

ton. statement from the Treasurer Of State,
exhibiting the amount in the several funds
heretofore specially set apart by law, from
which, it will be seen, that, at this date, there
is no cash in the General Fund, and that the
entire amount of cash, now in the Treasury
is in Special Funds, to which no reference
whatever is made in the act herewith re-
turned.
As before remarked, am aware that the
failure of the State to pay on demand in
cash, subjects all in her employ to inconve-
nience'and loss. As a remedy for this evil,
and one which am confident would be eff.
fectye, would respectfully recommend the
passage Of an act requiring the Civil War
rants, now outstanding, and all others which
may be issued within the present fiscal year,
closing on the 20th day OF June next, to be
funded; also, the passage Of another act, re-
quiring all Controllers Warrants to be re-
gstered and made payable in the order OF
registry.
The passage Of these acts, and few others,
curtailing the expenditures of government. it
is confidently believed, would not only within
the next thirty days greatly increase the de-
mand for, and enhance the market value Of
all State securities-thus betterng the condi-
ton of all the creditors of the State, but
would also enable the state, before the close
Of the fiscal year, beginning July lst, 1888,
to commence and continue cash payments in
all the legitimate expenditures of the State
Government.
JOHN BIGLER.
The Trinity times., 1855-05-19
Justice 10 Scott.

Let no man say, hereafter, that his coun'
try is uueratetul to any one who has served
her faithfully
Such was the patriotic and manly remark
Of General Scott. when informed ct ih' Joint
resolutions Of the two houses Of Congress, au-
thurisnp the President Of the nltcd States
10 confer upon the Old hero tho rank aud tld"
Of Lieutenant General When the news was
communicated TO him. q tear was seen 20 rise
unbidlrn 10 bis eyes, and crowd Of recoi-
lec,ionS must have rushed uuon his mind
when the events of his past lile were SUM
moncd before him Ile wns ot the seat Of
government an unsuccessful caudldate for
Tie presidency II this mon, and yet admit.
tod by an 10 be lhe able.t and brayeat drlen-
der Of his country's houor llo Thought Of
his scars. and the blood he lad shei. aud hs
was glad that our National HoFefnmtni hhh
not forgotten the one. nor been unHindiul ot
tie other lie felt proud for hls country, ih"i
alter the turmoil oi politics hdd PASSED AWAY
and the rancor Of par.An picierrne" sno-
I sided. that there was stii pairoien enough
/ leG 20 acAnow Icdge Biz worth and remHne-
I rate his eerycca. And wo nrca go. wonder
/ taat De who lat hray.d the canron'a mouth,
/ and stood unL.aucLeI with iear before t1e
/ bra.lng bayouet- ol % tJreigH foe, t9fpt Uih
/ jog when DIS own people placed upon hla
/ bfoaiae wreath of victory, aud crowned lHm
win iue cyer-gfceu eaiautB Of naaon.
gratitude. There are beara thai cannot b.
moved wi.h lear, AMI nerves That connot bo
/ shaaon with pain; Lut kindness "ilI melt ihe
/ soldier. aud sympathy wII Change the veteran
/ into child: and General Scott is % con'?ait
eaempl.caIou OF tha n9b.e puuap.e o.. Our
ua.urr. llt,le - % uau, fuaa iAs oH}' o.
/ Washington. wao deserve the e"ieitI con
sae4aGoa orfUs Union. Niahe.i scot -
l.tum. d. has carried orr national t..A-
dafd IS uuupu muher n@'h sod iaiuAer
sou.b taaa aay that~ent before h'", = we're
ea..n.a4r, uiA h.lA The fnDas q. Can.
.... a,.... .n couieIdne ar A- country
I-.....s.d t.e aaala o. NeH.eo. maat
.r.r. .tuu d hs d.yob on 20 ier dag ana
ae ana oi ba bHH. fr ioaF f,Hs NJ
us fp.ul p rs caur, aul ME tented
wr- nr-
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The Trinity times., 1855-05-19
THE THOUSAND DOLLAR BILL
AND THE
GOVERNORS VETO,

This bill, which, as will be seen. not only
makes those who passed it preferred creditors
of the State. but actually providing for their
payment plyRttS IN 0dU4Hce, has been passed
through both Houses, notwithstanding the
veto Of the Governor.
The amount appropriated, one hu7dred
and fGy housend G0itafs, or one thousand
dollars each, and sixty days pay to Legsla-
tive officers and clerks will not be due to
many Of them for nearly sixty days, and will
not be due to some (the Sacramento delega-
ton, for instance. who receive no mlleage)
until the latter part Of March next,
Yet the bill has now become law by a
vote Of two-thirds Of each House, and III op-
position to the veto of Governor.
A the creditors Of the State, every man
who has heretofore performed labor for the
State, or furnished stationary, fuel, lights,
furniture, &C.. must now stand aside end
wait for their pay until the members and oil
hcers Of the Legislature shall have helped
themselves to one thousand dollars each, IN
cash, for the most Of which no service has
yet been rendered. Is this equal and exact
justice to all Are such acts evidence Of re-
gard for the rights, interests and wishes OF
the people! Or rather, is there not a viola
tlOh OF pFlhclpie' 81 integrity and Justcei
ct this act, unjust ia its provisions, bad
IN its morals, ana evil in its effects on The
credi; Of the state, is NOW the law of the
land. The act, as it finally passed the veto
Governor Biger, and the yeas and nays in
its passage. are herewith presented for tho
information Of the people. 1t is proper tia
they should understand the whole matter
aud know who OF the representatives yoteC
10 place in their own pockets on thousand
dollars EACH
First, the bill.
AN ACTto re,uire a, Controller 70 audi
certain bis Of h- msmJao qad effects O.
tis present L'g.slatre.
Tie People Of the State Of California, rep
Resented u the Senate and Assembly, 90 en-
oct as follows.
Sy--tos TIE Cc-'roN- o' 6 peg