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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12

OUTSIDE VIEw.--A rather amusing and
ridiculous scene occurred last night. in the
Theatre, not laid down in the bills. 1t was
conglomeration of the tragcal, melodra-
natical and f,rcicnl man was smuggling
his sight through the open window, and the
usher told him TO be of The man would
not go, 50 he was pushed off, and he then
struck back The usher peeled away, and
hit him, the outsider retaliating by punch
ing him in the nose, knocking the bark off.
aud hnally the outsider got the best OF him.
Parker stood for moment, making muscu-
lar motions, aud finally shut his opponent
out of the fight. by closing the window.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12

Gid. is a perfect N rtingiIl. lie paid US
witt Il Sunday. Ii We had u few such men
as he is, We could save our town from fire,
shoull it ever occur. He is foreman Of
Eureka Engine Co, No. l, of Marysville,
and t is said that his superior as bold and
gallan. fireman, does net live.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12

A right good fight, free for all. came oa
on Live Oak fiat Sunday night. SeyeatcCn
entered the ring aud went out with the
word on their tongues, "sati-,acto'y."
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12

Justice Jones was called upon to hold NJ
inquest upon the body Of MIR. Hardin VIII
was drowned IN Feather River, near Ham
ilton, yesterday.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12

laS- Alec Simpson, the Whole sonle
Forbestown, man, is new practielng ut tn
bar OF MIXERS Exchange.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12
FERRY. NOTICE.

ATOTiCE is her, hs given thai th" 'lnderslgnr1
- Wit apply 'n TIE fnFd Z" Shi' 'FT''''s ih 'ha
r tt(e Cs,uny ai their xf regn'"r mc'''inI 'or a
icrn,t. To- rin u Ferry across tke hide FORK oi
Gather Riser IA lew rods alIVe the JanciOn OF The
,Ur h Fork u said rV
SYLVESTER +. SAVAGE.
RiIwrlI's Bar. Butte -. alllI
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12

Ns- The o. 5. Co. aoe unceasing in thei
kind attentions to this "fice. Abe kapyei
is que oi their fastest aud most obligln:
agents. Thanks.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12
NULER'S EXCHANGE,
Montgomery street East side o. ovlilc

AViNG BEEN RE-FIrTED, is again open. and
& II the prOprleiot takes ih'- ~" Mot "l 'h"rmhe
~. l c,,s o.,e-s and the public gn Tay, lhat le M
ends u keep ue stock "t Iqinrs iS any liar III
tee d. c.. 10 addition to vii h. hts Iaihs are IN TX
..ll,nt coudii H. aud hy COURTESY To his phIrons, he
.n,t,s to merit "A lintrh share ii pUr''in q.
fIro,inc, Aug II. [trgli-ul }. W. MILLER.
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Trial Lisl al Deeenber Term lsse.


1. Jacob John.on rs Hrnr, Jonusou e. at
10. b. Hiilisfd ~. Darrell Spohenbers
admir-.
Q. Eli Freeman ys Henry Manz.
q John .GerIira ef NJ Us. Chss. r. Mann.
IS. Alexander Edgar vs. Daniel F. Se'yberi
6. Samuel L. McCullock ct al Is. Samuel
F. Headiev.
7. William Koons ys George L. Kline etai
B. William Koons Us. George L. Kline.
9. Pnilip Cooper os William Sloan.
10. frederick Beaie's admir-. Us. Philip
Wiaierseen.
II. Jonathan Mosteiier us. Benjamin F..
Hartman. -. o.
10. Joseph Siackhouse Us Gilbert Fowler.
i3 Jane M. Berninger Us. w. A. Kline.
IA. Malanchton Baker Us. Rchafl TMby.
is. Daniel F. Seyber cs. Daniel SPonen-
berg. admit
rs. David ReinboId Us. Aaron Wolf.
II. James Tyson rt al. Us. John M. Sheldon
1s. Peter AppIeman ct al. vs. Leonard b.
Rupert. at
i9. Hiram w. Brown Us John Jones.
90. Mary Vansickie Us. Joseph Rackle ct al.
2I +. g. ]. Hicks et al. Us. William l..
Lance.
% George Mile. Us. Claiworthy l.. Fisher.
90 George Miller Us. Nathaniel 0verd'ri
"a. Peter Appemsp ct al ps. Leonard b.
Rupert.
25 Thomas Parker us. John II. Parker.
26. George L. Kline Us. Moses Cofiman.
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Registers Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all iegatees,
creditors and other persons Interested IN the
estates of 1he respective decedents aud mi
nors lha, the following admni>tra ion ac-
counts have been filed in the office of The
Register oi The county Of Columbia, and
will be presented for confirmation and allow
ance TO the Orphans Court, 10 be held al
'B!oonsbutg, in aud for the county aforesaid ,
ON Wednesday, the Sd day OF December
next, al 2 o'clock, p. M.
I. The account oi Abraham w. Kline ad
minis,rstst de bon rs noa Of Thos Wildouer,
late oi Fish.ugcteck Twp. decd.
The accouut Ut Dsuiel Gig"r Surviving
admir- OF the estate Ut Mary Giger hate oi
Montaur twp. decd.
The account Of Elias Boear, & Reaben
Boeaa sdm'rs of George Bogan late oil Hem
Inck Twp decd
4 The acc'i of John Covsuhovan, Executor
of the estate OF Marliu Beuder late Vi Orsuye
township; desSd.-
5 The fret account oiGIben II. Fowler &
Samuel A. Wotmau, Executors OF WIN.
Trimbley, late OF Bloom ,wp., deed.
rhe account of Isaac McKany, adnir Of
The estate of Joseph Btoshe, laie o. Scot
The accourl q: Wn. q. Hurley, guardian
of lhs person AID estate Of Casper c. Bu
dine Que of The children Of Charles Buuin. ,
dsoe essed.
The accouu, of 0sbouf Williams & Solo
mon Lefty, Adm'fs ol George Leioy late OF
Locust Twp, decd.
8 The acct of Derrick A Bowman, guar
dian of Susan Ahce Low, miuor child oil
Isaac Low, late of Genre TOW uship, deed.
10 The acct Of DerrcE a. Bowman, euaf-
dian Of Thumas b Low, minor chlld OF
Isaac Low, lale oi Cen re township, decd.
II. The acct Of Derrick A. Bowman, cuar.
dian Of Mary f., Barton, Glate M. f. Low. ]
lownship decd.
i2 The acct Of Derrick a. Bowman, guar.
,lisu OF Murla Emily Low, miuot chlld OF
l.aac Low, late OF Centre Twp. dec'c.
DANIEL LEE,
pIoo%sn";s. sss''aa": Gt'e4; SsS !, 1886. 1ss"'"'
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smERIFF,s SALES.

nY vinue Of eevesai wriis Of Tendioni Ex
- foWss 10. me directed, there viii be ex
posed to public saie at the .Coun Ho6se; IN
Bloomsburg, on Monday, the let day.of De-
cembcf next, nj one O'Clock P. NJ, The tol.
lowing teal estate, 10 wit:
All that cerisin tract or parcel Of land situ
tontstn,is eighty .riree acfrs. more or less,
six,y scres of which is cleared iand, hound.
ed on the Eas, by lends Of Thomas Shear-
man, decessed. aud David Johnson, on The
West by lands OF Charles Michael and Hen.
Nv Ho,les. -ep- the North by lands ol join,
johnson, Sen. on the Souh by lands cl
Chaties Michss! and Henry HoFler, whefeor
ia erected Two story dwelling house, a
frame bank biru, cider press, with the aP-
pursnances.
Seized and taken in execution as The prop
sr,y of Heury Shearman.
Also, al the same lime and place:
AL tha, cerlain lot Of ground situate in the
town Of CasaNs s@sa, County of Columbia. sit.
ua,s En the south side oi Main street ,adjoin-
ing on the West by Hot of jacob kaeigh, on
,hs South by an alley, and on the Eas 'by an
aIey. and numbered on Ihe plan Of said
town No. SO. whereon'is erected a two story
log dwelling house, frame out.kilchen, n
blacksmith shop and frame stable, also on
a cerlaiu lni OF ground situate in Catawissa
township in said County, bonadsd on the
West by the rosd leading from CaiawIs-a TO
Miffiinville, on the North by lands oil Georse
Zarr, on The Ess, by lands OF Jeremiah p.
Fincter and on the South by lands Of VIII
liam CoiIman, containing nine acres and
sixry eich, perel.e., with The appurtenances.
SeiYpd.aild TAX et IN execution as the prop
cry OF Thomas Harder.
STEPHEN H. MILLER, Sheriff.
Shsrdl's Office, Blooms
burg, November 5, 1856.
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SOWEk & RNE'N
EDUCATION ~. BOOK 81 RS

nv. 50 NOkIH II THIRD STREET,
Eoa Sme obove Market, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
pUBliSHERS at Pel,on's System OF G.op.
raphy, taught by 'he aid of six splendid
outline maps each covering nearly so square
ieel, anu forming All Invaluable as we'll as
elegant ornaments ior the school room.
Children are delighted to stud, Gsoora ,bv
BY tins system. They learn so rapidIy and
receive such clear impressions oi the 8, h;yc,
that II ia a pleasure to both tearher and M.
pill 10 be engaged IN it, We all know Inn, a
better aud more lasting idea of local,,v i
ob!alDed by looking al hold and disinc,
drawing Of ii, than by volumes Of descrp.
ti"n. IL man wants 10 get an exact idea
Of a farm he has been purchasing. he Learns
more BY one look a, the draft nn Ibe back Of
the deed, than by reading The descriplon in.
side twenty times. This is The great ptinci.
pie OF Peltnn system of Geopraphy. and
there are others equally practical combined
with 1t which entitle il To the reputation il
>ns'ains, AZ the best and quickest mode oi
teaching Typography, Yet Introduced
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY-iDcInd al,
the Invaluable discoveries n tins science. nj
Lieut. Maury and his coadjuiors, is beau,i.
lnliy illustrated by these maps and the &C.
COMPANY ing keys. The keys are 10 be used
by the scholars, and cost less than half The
pi,ce ot. Geography and Atlas.
SOWER g. BARNES also publish San.
der's New Readers, Of which over t,vo hun.
dred thousand were sold within six mnn,bs
of lhelr publication Their surress has been
wonderful, tui their beaullinl appearance
and evident superiority jnsiIiips i,.-Proi.
Sanders is practical teacher Of public schools.
who has made the subject the study of his
life. Eighteen years ago he published a he:
rIes OF Readers, which had great popnlari'y,
but the nep series on which he has been el,-
gagged ever since, are acknowledged nv all
to be the greatest advance yet made iu Rrad-
ers. EIninen, leacheEs ever, where, who
have been so hcred BY book agents that lhey
were unwiilinsly induced 10 look at Them,
have at once pronounced their excellence
| and introduced them over all kinds, aud the
best which had been published bs lore them
Srhool Directors and Teachers are respect.
fully invited 10 write 10 Us concerning School
| Books.
tnll assortment: Of Miscellaneous and
schooi Books, paper and SlaIonary, inclu
ding Blank Books, OF all kinds. on hand and
for sale at the iowesi wholesale prices, il
large or small quantities, to country Mer
chants.
SOWER g. BARNES.
80, North Third Street, Philadelphia.
Sept. Is. 1876 -3n
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Traverse Jurors for lee. Term 1856,

Bloom--Willsm Rurer:, Cyrus Johnson.
Benio6--EIi Mendenhall, Franklin Cole,
S,oii T. CoIley, John Stiles.
Brlarcteek-Freese Eek, Absalom 6otn-
boy.
centre-Heary Hess, Jesse Hicks Jackson
Khorr.
Caiawissa--John Hartman, John Ritter,
Msyberry Hughes.
FrankIin-- Benjamin Former, Wellington
Cisaver.
Greeuwood-Adam Uu, Isaiah Kline, Dan.
iel Wermao. Jacob Haymar.
Hsmlock-Sylvessr PurseIl, VIM. Gilas.
py, David Smith.
Jackson--John NcHenry, Joshua Savage
'Locust-JosepE Billy, Judah CheHing,on,
Jonas Bsrninger, Renben Fahrineer, Jonas
Bsfninaer, SolomaE Feuermsn.
Msin--WiIliam Shnman, Geo.W w. Gard.
ser. ss.-. .. ...-...
Madison-Alfred Peeg, William Dildine.
VI, ,fl,n--Samuel Snyder.
4Mouiour--Wil Wiliam Miller.
ofange-Wo. o.ley Bowman, Jesse Coleman.
Pine-Enoch Fax, Jacob Warner.
.Roarngcreek--Daniel Levan, John Fisher.
Scoti-Cyrus Bsrion, Philip T. Hartman,
John Kressler, H. W. Greasy, E.ias Smith.
Bloonsbura, Oct. 90, 1855.
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Gn GnDVGsrY
;gss,iMGoO . I'D 81

For lhe spring aud summer Trade comprising,
for mems wear:
Superior Black, and Coloted French Cloths,
Black French Doeskins and Cashmere.
Black Satin and Fancy Silk Vestihgs.
Blue, Black, Brown and Green Cashrnetet!es.
LADIES' WEAR.
Elegant Black Silks. all qualities.
Barege De LANES and Chalii Bareges.
Plain, Pink Blue and Green De Laines.
Bnmbszlne Finish Black Alpacas.
French, Scotch and Domestic Ginghams.
Worked Collars, and Linen Handkerchiefs.
Hosiery Of all kinds aud qualities.
Caicoes of all patterns and descriptions
FURNISHING GOODS
Linen aud Cotton SbeeiinY.
Bleached and Unbieached Musins.
Linen Damasks aud Table Covers.
Besides a large assortment of Bo5s and
Shoes, Sugar, COFFEE, Teas, and all kinds OF
Groceries. Hardware, &C., which wall be sold
remarkably cheap. Call al the old stand,
corner Of Main and Market streets.
B FLOUR & FEED always on hapl,
and ior sale a, the lowest market price, Tor
CASH. A. c, MENSCH.
Boomsbhtg, April 2, 1856.
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AUDITOR,S N0TlCE

THE undersigned Auditor appointed by
The Orphans Conr OF Columbia county upop
the exceptions fled to The account of Jame;
l.. Klins and Ruth Ann Evans, Adminis,,a.
tors of The estate of John Evans, late Of
Bloom township, Columbia county, deceas.
ed, will proceed 10 discharge the duties of
that appointment AT his office in Boomsbur.
on Saturday the 22i day Of November nexi,
at 10 o'clock, A. M when and whers ali
persons Interested are hereby notified to At.
tend T. R BIJCKAIEV Syd;I.~
BlooInsbprg Oct Oh ISa6
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GRAND JURORS TO DEC. Term 1856:

Bloom.-Jesse Shannon, Thomas Knor.
John Chanberlin.
Beulon--Peler Appleman.
Bfatcfeek-David Miller.
Beaver-Jonas Bfedbendrf.
Ca,awissa-Peler Botme, Jacob Cen scl.
Fshinscroek--Jacob Wenner, Jacob Mar
klr.
Gteenwood-Wi William Mather Elijah Hay
inan. --
Hemlock- Hugh McBride, Samr Wanlck
-Jackson--William Brink.
Locust-John Hatner.
Maiu--lsasc Yelter.
Madsot--David Philips, Newton Thomas,
VIM. W dliivsr. fs
f1'E-Daniei Noyer
OraDge--Moses Everett.
PiDe--JobD l.. Fowler.
Roarinacreek-PhilpC Cool.
Bloomsburg, Oct. 90, '56.
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SELLING OUT .aT COST !,

essdunaom LDRoaEass9 g S8ws ,,
practicable
CosF COST their Stock Of Goods
i.-.
fRocK DRESS, BOX, SACK, GUM AND OIL CLOTH COATS,
they havee
all
Working clothing Also fine whh
Scar kinds
Travelling Bags and Umbrellas
1GI IEsR GANIBG
sanda we'll Of Accorieons
the
Btoombug, g. Co.
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AUDITORS NOTiUE-

laE undersigned Auditor a,poin.ed By
ths Orphans Court OF Columbia county, to
distribute The fund In tn, hands of Isaac lei,
ay, administrator Of Charles Sterling, late OF
hemlork township, Columbia connj, de.
ceased, to the persons lrgaitY entitled therein
~! proceed 10 discharge the, duties Of that
appointment al his Office in Bloomsburc, OH
Friday the 2ist day Of November next, al 10
O'Clock. A. M, where all persons Interested
are hereby notified 10 present their claims.
ROBERT F. CLARK, Audsior.
Boomebufr Oct 90 ISh6-3t
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AUDITORS NUTICE.

THE unier,igned auditor appointed by
The Orphans Cola of ColuGibih couny upon
The exceptions filed 10 The aecount of James
s: Woods, Administrator of John Lazarus late
of F'shingcreek township, Columbia county,
deceased, will proceed TO discharge the du.
ties OF that appointment at his office, in
Bloomsburg, on Thursday The goth day of
November next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, when
and where all persons Interested are hereby
notified 10 attend
=, ROBERT F, CLARK, Auditor.
Bloomsbury, Ocl. 90. 1856.
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NOTICE;

WHEREAS, have this day purchased at
Constable Sale as The property of Samuel
Musgrave, the following pfoperiy, viz Que
light Wagon, one brown horse, three seils
of harness, five tons OF hay. FIVE acres Of
buckwheat, SIX acres OF corn, half an acre of
potatoes, and one sled. ALI persons are oao-
tionrd against purchasing the above properly
as have Ieft The same with Samuel sEius-
grave during my pleasure. sA
& d. L. CHAPLIN.
New Columbus, Sept. 30, 1855.
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AP tE q nc HARD.
auditors Notice.
Es.ate Of Daniel Bcl,g, deceased.

Es!ale o. Ddnltl Bclg, deceased.
TIE undersigned auditor appointed, BY
the Orphans' Coun of Columbia county. 10
setile ana adjust The rates and proportions Of
l'e assets of Daniel Belly, laie of Hemlock
township, deceased, in the t.ands OF Jacob
Anwlne, administrator, among tie respect.
i've creditors according 10 tie order es,ab.
Ilshed hy ia&; will attend to The duties OF
his appointment on Monday, November Iob,
1855, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, at The office OF
Robert T: Ciais; E-q., in Bloomsburg. a,
which time and place all persons having
claims will present the same. =
ALEX j. FRIGK, .4ud,tor.
BlonmsbutJ Oct teh6
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OMNIBUS Wnm IS @ LINE ! AND

Ayo $50 euem1Ase
NOV runs anew omnibus between Blooms.
bntg and The Railroad Depot, which
VIII take passengers from and 10 any of the
residences of The town, or the American
House aud Forks Holel; and he will
also furnish conveyances 10 all travellers wbo
may wish 10 90 into any part of the coun,y.
The omnibus will leave Bloomsbu rs twice
daily at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and al 4 O'Clock
2. NJ. 70, Fare i23 cen s each way.
He has also large livery stable connected
win The omnibus line, from which ne can
accommodate the public. with eonveyances
iof Haveilihg; pleasure excursions or busi-
ness. Stand in The rear Of Hoffman g. Elsa,s
establishment, near the GENRE of he lown'
NOAH S. PRENTlSS.
Bloomsbury. June 3, lS55.-Iy.
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COLUMBUS MALE AND FEMALE
- ca A. I'D m AG y g
r.uzerne Cosrnfv. Pa.

THE Trustees of this Instttstioa respectfully
L ANNOUNCE that II will be dpenei for the
reception br fdIiifs, Of both sexes. oh Mondsy,
Octaber 20,h next. under the immediate care Of
Pref JAMES ANDERSON, as Principal.
Mr.. a, 10 a gentleman Of extensive acquire.
nents, aad enlarged experience as al educator, +,
and has been connected with the most popular
"Hiah School" Of Bucks Go. for several Years.
He is also well and favornbIy kno Sn as q con.
tributor to some Of "ur leading educational peri
t,dicals. r,
THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
Will Comprise Orth1grhplgy, Definitions Read
ing, PeamapstiP. Eymology Geography. Eng
Grammar, Composition, Arithmetic Algebra.
Geometry, Mensuraiion, Plane and Spherical
Tnsonornetry. Surveying, Navigation. Astron.
omv, &c. Book Keeping, History, Phys oIngy,
Natural, Intellectual, and Moral Philosophy.
and Chemistry.
Classes inthe French, Spanish &. Latin
Languages will be formed as early as p,actica-
bio, and Instruction on Piano.FoHe will be
given if desired.
WEEKLY LECTURES on the Natural
Sciences, illustrated by appropriate apparatus
will a!so 10 given. II.
SPECIAL ATTENTION will he paid to
ynung Ladies' and Gtnt'tm,n designing o quail.
fy themselves as Teacheis.
....e T { r 81;
FOUR, FIVE and SIX Dolla,s per Quarter
in accordance with the studies pursued, pa, able
one half in advance and the balance atihe close
,,f the Quaiier. ,.
GOOD BOARD can be had IN the village at
% moderate ,rtice. ---------.----.
Ev Mr.. A. vii" deliver an address on Physi
cal, intellectual and Mo,sI educs,ion. On the
day of commencement when his method Of
'mpariing instruction will he illustrated, aIia
me discipline end management of the chool,
fully explained.
Parents, Guardians. and the friends of educa
lion generally, are cordially invited 10 be pres.
eni.
u L.: CHAPlN, o. ". STEVENS,
JOHN KOUNS. ND. STILES.
slLAS DnDSON. JOHN YAPLE,
THOMAS PEALER,
Columbus. sept. 4. 1856. Trustees.
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Large Clubs in proportion-- Cdsk attcdys in
adpante. -
Although the faie al which the Weekly
Pennsylcan,ah is offered falls far below the
real yalne Of such a publication, We are will.
ling for snoihef year to test the experiment
Of continuing 70 issne il 81 This reduced price
in the cohfijeu, hope that, by an extensive
calculation, we may be secured from Inc
heavy pecuniary saeritice which such an ex-
pertinent involves. g sL2 bea g.
Postmsslers will confer favor by sending
10 one address when convenient.
n. B.--Letiers 10 be addressed, post paid
to z @ e,st WMs RICE,
Sept Q, '56 Proprietor.
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Teachers Wanted!

FIVE teachers for The common schools OF
Beaver township are wanted by the Directors
Of iha, district. The schools are 10 he open
Cd al such lille in Tie early part Of Novem-
Der as the teacher may desire. The pay
win be according 10 the qualifications OF the
applicant, and tone need apply without a
teIiifcale from the Conrhy Superintendent.
Sss r i. CHARLES MICHAEL, Prssf.
: TiIcBMxN .RITrkHNousE, Secy. iaa sao.,a
\ Beaver, Sept 2, 1856. ~ -
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ALL parsons iuaeb:ed 10 the late firm ol
NJ EN- DENHALL e. MENSCH are hereby
notified for the last time that the book ac-
souuis and notes of the firm must be paid
up without delay by those indebted TO u.s.
Such as do not heed this notice will find
them 10 the hands Of a legal officer for col.
lection. SAMUEL MENDENHALL,
A. e. MENSCH.
Biaamshnrg. Oct 81, is56-3t.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
= TORE HON 8 r.,
House and Lot for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale 10, on
Third Street in the lowei eud OF Boon sburg,
on which is srecled
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
which would make cheap and good home
for a mechanic or lahore. OF moderate means.
He will sell il on very reasonable terms, ior
learning which apply 10 X. w. Weave. ESQ.,.
Bloomsburg, or The owner al Miffl,nvlls.
LUDWIG LIGHT.
Mifflinville, Aug. 22, 1856.
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New Arrival of Spring and Summer Goods.


5SEoGE IxaSfav AyEH<&A1o CS GS6oe
O
We
of and of
LADIES DRESS GOODS, ,~a-.-.4
esmnshn
GOODS OF KINDS
gloves &c
.neavercl ohs.co
car
ma,su &C. Musln fann, dekmss
public generally before
Prices will
OF
Bloomsbu
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HOLLOWAYSPILLS

Are The best remedy known in the world for
The following diseases:
Asthma, DiarrhDa,
Bowel Complaints, Dropsy,
Coughs Debility,
Colds, Fever and Agne,
Chest Diseases, Female Complaints,
Cosliveness, Headaches,
Dyspepsia, indigestion,
SiOhe aud Gfavel lnHusnza
Secondary symptoms Inflammation
Vpnereal Affections Inward weakness
Worms oi all kinds Liver compl1ints
Lowness Of spirits Piles.
Sold al the manufactures OF Prot. Hollo-
cay, so Maiden Lane, New York. and 244
S;rand London, by all respectable Druggists
aud dsalefs in medicine throughout The u.
S. and the civilized world, in boxes at 25
cents, 623 cts. AMI 81 each.
"a There is considerable saving BY lax.
ing The larger sizes.
N. B. Dlrecions for the guidance OF pa.
iienls in every disorder are affixed 10 each
nox. Aug. 13, 1856.
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New arrival of Fall and Winter Goods
DAVID LcWTNETEG

INVITES attention his stock OF cheap and ashonae ehng
apparel including - ~
iFASIEIONAtBLIs DRESS OOAFSo
rsand
All his clothing of
Bloom 1,
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BILEOUs AFFECTIONS.

The quantity and qualify Of tile bile are Of
vital importance TO health. Upon the liver,
he gland wsch secretes this fluid, these
Pills operate specifically, ihfalliby reclifring
,,s irrpsular,tje-, aud efisc,ually curing Jauu-
dice, Bilious Remlianls, aud all the varieties
oil disease generated by an unnatural cohdi-
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Bloomsbury, Ocl. 20, Iso6-3t.

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w TIRE. d,eh Strea; obope Si1th, PhiPo.
The STAR COMPANY, Composed of the fra
Artists in tie worh,, and exceeding in
Strength and Talent any Dramatic con, 6iua.
non heretofore offered to The Theatrical Pub.
lie, will appear EVERY NIGHT in Comedy,
Tragedy, .SeGo-Comic Drama, valideviIleS,
Musical Burleuas. &C., &c.
II Wien wishing be city, go there.
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IMPROVED

SDPER-PHOSPHdIE OF LIME.
THE snbscriberInlorms Deslers and Farm
ers that they have greatly improved the quail.
~ OF their
Super-PhOSphate Of Lime,
and now c"ntiden,ly recommend the article
as superior 10 any in tho market. Also, con-
sidnIly on hand
PERUVIAN & MEXICAN GUANO,
OILS, Candles, Soap, &c., a, the lowest mark
Ell raies.
MITCHELL & CROASDALE,
Successors 10 G W. kidguoy & Go.
No. 30 North Wbarves. abnve Arch Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
e Farmers can loaf on Water Street,
and avoid the crowded wharf.
Aug. 81, IS56--im