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NOTICE is hereby given lha, Ie,rels 81 adj,
tmInis!ra'lan npon The estate OF Best Haysu
man, iate Of Orange townsh;p, ceiuuibiat3
deceased, have been gyznied 70 .hep pubdafs
signeo Ies'aii'g ~ Sess,tse township, polnm-
pia cou1'y, All persons indebted 10 the
saia N.l estate are requested 10, mike psrmsnt
wnnon, J, dsiay, aud those having aecounts
10 pfeseat Them for ciasneni sIosr llss.ss.,i
TN litii 10 (, SOLO oAa0N NEYHARD. ss
genlre, Nov II, 1St6,.I 81 & / 8 Aia'raf
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,Sac,isge.--A few nights since, a dagler'
reotype likeness enclosed in silver plate
was pried from the tombstone of the deceas-
ed wife of citizen of New Albany, Ind,
in the cemetery in that town. y
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NEw MurIo--- We have recsive.l from the,
publishers, Beck g IAwiop, isa chssinu, ST.,
philadelphia, two piscss Of new music, emit.
tled'sL,llie Mayn and .'The Heart Aches for
Home.n We do not remember Of ever see,
ing anything sos beautifnll and touching as
"Liule May We give ss'anzs, sothat our
readers may judge for themselves:
Pre- lost my little May Al, last,
She pefished in The Spring, = 4 I, l.,-, :.
When earliest flowers began 10 bud,
Aud earliest birds 10 sing; ~ T
Laid hef in a county grave, {.
"A rural, soft geireaf, ). 4. IS &. -
a marble tablet at her head, ~ -,
- And yiolets al her leei. - 49, y -.
The s'Iieast lhehs ior Homo, !, il also an
excellent piece Of fromposi,ion and the music
isSfthe highest order = q. 9 ],
Hoibsays PIX The ease df MI. {. w,
Dinon OF Seneca Creek, Nd affords affe-
msfkahls eyidencs or The efficacy of thsse
lilis isin'eiIiods dfsctdsrs nj Dimcn resides
Z, tie mouth u jbe cree (, near he f.IIie
Falls Of the Potomac, IN the middle Of a dis
'sief 90 onhesishy, that In the months Of Au.
guss, seplember, spd October half lie popu.
laiion are sick Of bilious rernilteh, fever. In
October iasi. MI. D. waas spronouuDcsd by
the physician who attended his family, 10 be
a, ndealh's tioof. y Calctnef and qdinids.
the shobbies' Of The faculty in thai region,
had been adninistefed in vain, AS a dsruisr
.,<sa,f a. tkn ;,.ef.x<a ~ = fr;.n.t IL. e<t...~
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FOR RENT.

A store building on Main street, Blooms
a burg, forreni on reasonable terms.
3 GEORGE WEAVER.
Bloomsburg, Nov. "a, 1856. =
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THE RUSSIAN WAR.


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Besides complete History ofsile War, II
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IS fsRsa 50 'ata j. W. BRAiyEEY. ~
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FIRST ARRIVAL!
OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS

A c. MENCH respectfully informs bis
~ friends, customers, and the public gem
orally that he has Just received from Pbla.
telphia the FIRST goods Of The season.. consist.
ing of a large assortment of choice and de.
sirabfe y8T Tilstff ts-& ~ tis.tt y
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sC0LUMRUS AIALEsAN FEMALE
A ca "a I'd sH SxR r &
LuZerHic County. Pa.

TIME Trustees ofthis Institution respectfully
= apnaupee, that u will be opened for the
reception of Pupils, of both sexes. on MONDAY,
October 20th nexl, under the immediate care Of
Prof JAMES sAyDE RsON, as Principal. 3 Z
MrsA.isa gentleman Of extensive acqu,re,
ments. aad enlarged experience as On educator.
and has been connected with the most popular
.Hlgh School" Of Bucks Co. for several years.
He Is also well and hvorabIy known d con.
tr,butor to some q. our leading educational peri
odicals. ~. = ~ = ..,. ~, \, .' I
THE COURSE OF tNsTRUcTIoN, 8
viii comprise Orthography, Definitions. Read.
ing, Penmanshlp, Eymology, Geography. Eng.
Grammar, Composition, Arithmetic, Aeebra,.
Geometry, Mensuratioh, Plane and Spherical
TrIgonofnetry, Surteying, Navigation, Asiron.
omy, &c. Book Keeping, History, Psychology.
Natural, Intellectual, and Moral Philosophy,
and Chemistry. -,
Glasses Ia lie French, Span;sh &. Lafia
Languages will be formed as early as psactica-
bio, and inslruclien on Piano-Forts will be
wEEKLT LECrUREs on tho Natural
SCIENCES, ilaststtf 6y arpsopfis,s apparatus
sSPECiA { ATTENTIoN will be- paid. 10
yotins Ladies and Geutleinsn designing 10 quail
ify themselves as Tesehsfs.t ,Etsp .staisF
,..,iI r z r. M s.: ssss,.
-FOUR, FIVE aud SIX Dollars per Quarter
if uccordance with the studies pursued, poy able
Que half in advance and tho balance atthe close
ofihe Qusser,
,L, GOOD BOARD can be bad " .hes village Il
aEsrMie 4. win deliver an address on Physi.s
cal, Intellectual and Moral education, on the
day OF eoTpiehce enenf, iasheh This method ef
tran narfine mill Ia.
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BI8Na

Near Calawissa, on the 10th ult, Mr..
ABRAHAM Burger, aged So years, II months
and is days. - = 'ss - -
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House amd Lot for Sale.
VIHE subscriber offers for private sale the
= House and Lot on Third Street. Blooms.
burg, nsw occupied by hin. ? The lot fronts
s5f teet on Third Street, and extends 1ss feet
back 70 an alley. There is on Il
a double frame DIV ELLING J5nx
HO USE, which car be used &lK
fosdwo families, and some oiher
ou,huidings. The properly viii make de-
slrable and cheap home for any 1atorer OF
mechanic Of moderate means. i ses1
Terms will be made known upon applicsfi
lion 10 5..N s,f''sS ists... b
e.ss-1z 81. avg. VALENTINE SMITH = .
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nyHlBET SIIAtvLS with silk fringe !, q
IL fine 'lol Just received and for sale By
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What Can WOnaan Dor

20 vNNt OMM NvOhM4HAH 0O8ls
THIS long expected book byiTs' g.. AR.
THUR, is now ready fof Agents snd Can.
yasssfs. iaftis having an immense sale. and
is considered one of his besf effons. m i,
viii be found MI. Ashaf's views on the vex
ed Question Of s~sisss saeisias 4 Es'fs''lrSs
.a,,5 !, Woman's Rights, D.
And what she can do as SISTER. WTFE
AND A. lBf0IHER, Specimen coples sent .by
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ls3g0 SUCH W0RD hS.FAsIin''4
"a pEsIsThEss REMEDYs
lH0LLOWAY's OINTM EN- 7
CircuIar TO the Sick,

f6~af GiTCuldF " tu6 oiCks
rJyH e first hospital snl seons and medical pub
] Eeissse Of Earepc admit Ae unparalleled
arti-iDn Dnamfnatory and h6aiihe properties OF ibis
Ointment; -governments sanctiop,, lis use in
their naval and military services; md the muses.
Bin this county and throughout the world repose
the utmost confidence iniis curative properties.
n uenetates the souices Of Inflammation and
corn. .,tion which .underIie the external eviden.
CO.'S AZ 4, ,ssse, and nentfalize the fiery elements
which fssS nd cxaspeynte the .maIady
RHEU MA1.ssM, SCRQFULA, FRY
- s'ss S.IpELAS. "a ..si,.s,s.;
These a,e smanp ire most terrible and seo.
,niziug diseases of Inc n;nsc ss, tho afAhy fibre
and the skin; yet IN then ssarst forms, and
when seemingly incutable. III iy in sarlably dls.
appear under q perscyering application Oh 3 'ns
soothing. healing an,idote to pain and ip. am :
nation. ,l - ., 4 !.
SALT RHEuM. FEVER SORES,
q. q STIFF JOINTS, ffsg
In cases Of salt Rheom, where medical wa
tcrs, ioi5ns, aud every recipe Of The phsrnlaco-
poea have proved useless, the Ointment will
| accomplish thorough cure. Fever Sores heal
quickly under lis influence, and its relaxing ef-
feet upon contractud sinews Is truly wonderful.
DISClIARGING ULCERS.
A u,pstaemafkable ard happy change is pro
duccd Siu The appeasanee. Of malignant ULCERS
after afSg sfblications Of this Ointment The
surrounding fddness vanishes, and granules Of
healthy flesh begin 10 take the place of thesiis-
charged matter. his process goes on more or
sess rapidly, until the orfee is ) filled up With
lound material and the ulcer radicslly cured.
A WORD TO MOTHERS. ,u
The young ere the most frequent sufssers
from external injuries. and therefore, every
mother should have this healing preparation
constantly on hand. II Is an absolute specific
for sore breasts, and Quickly removes The en-.
crdsied sotes which sometimes slIsfsure; the
heads and faces of children. j y. s.. .flI
SIGNIFICANT FACTS, -
+ This Ointment is universally used. en- bospi
lhe A,lal tic and Pacifc whaling fleet ss,a cure
for seorbutic affsctioHs spd as the bept possible
remedy for wounds and bruises, Large supplies
Of It have recently been ordered by the Sultan
ofTurkey icr hospital purposes .sib.ao
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AsiIninisirator,s A Notice:

GN0fICEsis hereby given, that slettsis 81
administration have been granted upon Tic
eslaie Of Peter Eyeland, laie OF Fis!fngcfesk
township, Columbia county, decessed, 10 the
undersigned Administrator fesidfrs aiso in
the said township of ofFishingcresk. All per.
sons irdeb,ed 10 ihs eaid esiate are request
edto make payment vwithoutdeiay, and hose
hasmsA aeconnts 10 pressilthem fof sellIe.l
ment to rk
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LIE and Reign 81 NictoIss +.

|pd PERUVIAN GUANO. 80
EXPERIENCE has taught ,hs Farmer mat
- ihe, ,oniS reliable EeniIizer s The
PERUVIAN GOVERNMENT GUAN0.
The subscEiber. Sole Aseulip Philadelphia for
the sale off. has now on hand . large alock
PURE pERUt;IAN duaNo.,ss.,,
which he will sell a, the. .lewsst Cssh price,
in lots 10 suit either dealers or farmSfs. sr5
81. Sos. Il. CHRISTIAN, tss
Sole ageat for PAuadkipkia.l,
No. 48 North Whafves,. and On NoslhpWatet
Street. II nfe q sssssIslsa afzas - azs.
Philsdelphns, August 10, fs5SL2sm 81,
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- gt slssFssa JOsRPHsSEfAHPLESS.
~ - -. 80 having taken tie entire
= y - interest Of his late partlef ID
ea |eths Bloomsbni8 Foundry ,and
prepared to mandlasiiife
NIL KINDS or GASzINGS S.
usually iAade IN his line OF business. 4 "A
Thabkfuf fptthe liberal cnston heretofore
awarded This establishment, he, hopes ID
merit ain increase. of public patronage.
BloomsbnTs, May 5, 1855, ~ a
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a FRESH "A lRR IyAL.fI n
A NEW lot Of cheap SmnsIins and prIntsD
a hasI received BY railroad and for sale by
sssSa ~ 'ss =, q A. G.. C.MENSCH I. 4,
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For The psa Of clef8y mo z. Ices, plIYsi
ees and 'deaIbs IS required BY The nav Ac
Assembly can BE- had al he Office Of the
Stur 81 the NoIlh. .s s 81 - Z. ,...in,l
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T6REsf sT0HES7 S7i0HESi,

OLVFLS pI UY-EO OZUEES.ll y
"a THE undersigaed Informs his friends
~ and. the public In general, that hs.fas
taxed the ehtife interest h the
Iinware and Stobs Esfa5 5liskmsat,
on Main Street, one door above the Court
House, BloomsbnIgs where he Is prepared 10
fnftnsh Tiawase, Stoves, Stovepipe, and
Spouiiug, and all oihet business in his line ON
short notice, and in GOOD orders ,sase ~ $
The New, Raub and William Penn Cook.
ing Stove, and slso a large assortment of
s.s q ParIOrs stoves, On N',iI
constantly on hand sad for sale stsmodsrale
prices. ~. ~, h. ..os .,sil fisrkss7 VI
w Thankful ior former paffohage, he re-
spectfully solicIts contipuapcp of The same
.z.-a.ss.gss..s. JOSEPH SHARPLESS. -
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Both the Oiratmsmf aad Pills sAonld Be
- used in the foliotcing cases ~ isai
Bunions, .a Skin Diseases, So 569
Burns, ~ la ssiA SweIled Glands, 1851
Chopped Hands, >. Sore Legs, sdaissfsl3tg
Ghilblains, sW Sore Breasts, n5fagll
Fistula, ~ asr.3a Sore Heads, u 19ls
Gout- 81 1n seiailiI Sore Throats, ,siff'' ia
Lumbago,a be ;,sss Sores Of allskinds, ,efHtii
MercuIiai Eruptions, Spmips, eisa, os,6a;1fi
Piles sssas6i si 8 stiff Joinis ,gtgaa ~ sihs
Rheumatism, aes n n Tetters 40. 81 10 sl3
Ringworm, 5eyifas1 Ulcers, ia 10 ia 9ishi
Salt Rheum, a venereai Sores. 4 Il II
Scalds,m ~ ilt Wounds of all kinds,
y Sold al the Manufaetories of Professor
HoLLo~Ar, 80 Maiden Lane, New York. and
244 Strand, London, ,by, all respectable Drug.
gists and Dealers in Medicine throughout the
United 5 ates, and the civilized world, In potss
at % cents, 621 cents, and 81 each.
B There is considerable saving hv taking
the larger sizes.
N. Directions for the guidance of patient
incvery disorder kle Affixed 10 each pot 3l,l
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House and Lot for Sale.

Commissioners Office, ! %.
Bloomsburg, Nov. II, '56. q ~
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FANC Y GOODS, Of every description aua.
variety new hlyles, and ifesh ifon New Y ork
and philadelphia, for sale ai the cbess.as siore
8. s.....s ". ,kELvY, NEAs 4. 8 eOs !
N1USLlNS syard wide fer 8 cents, and
NA good pfinle for 81 cents lust rsceisad
by A. C. MENScH..
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NEW SPECIMEN BOOK,

Gust issued) win be freely gwen 10 all who
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The Trinity journal., 1856-05-10
WAsHINGToN. March II. 1856.

never saw the day | would he willing
to be candidate for the Presidency, and
am now further from it than ever. No
earthly consideration could make me can
didate. The Senate was once agreeable to
me, when there was chance to do some
thing for the State or the United States
But that chance seems now to be over, and
all craftsmanship reduced to hurrah on one
side or the other of slavery.
i shall come to Missouri, and of course
shall have to speak-to what extent | Go
not know-but certainly only for the gen.
eral purpose of aiding my friends and the
democratic cause, and without any view to
a personal consequence. Congress is no
longer desirable to me; politics have run
down too low to have any attraction for me-
| spent thirty years Of my life in a contest
of great principles-of great measures-o
great men, AID cannot wear out the remain
der of my days in a slavery agitation, either
on one side or the other OF it,
propose to continue my history from
1850 to the day of my DEATH This is work
enough for me, and Of more dignity (to say
nothing Of anything else) than acting part
in slavery agitation, which is now the
work of both parties, and which, in my
opinion, is to end disastrously for the Union,
let which side will prevail A new man,
unconnected with the agitation, is what the
country wants. Thomas II. BENTON
1t has been our object to present true
and faithful account of the aspirants for
Presidential honors as affairs stood at the
sailing of the last steamer. We have no
partiality for any one particular individual
aspirant for that high position. All that
we ask is that man may be elected with a
mind Of sufficient capacity to embrace the
achole Uneon at single and continued grasp,
and then the objects of the Federal Consti-
tuition will have been accomplished and all
true Republicans will be content.
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-10
Court of Sessions.

HoN. R. T. MILLER. presiding
o. II. 2. Norcross, and VIM. F. Vaug Esors
Associates.
Saturday, May g.
The People Us John Nesbin-Indcted for kcepinr
gaming house, and found guilty. Sentence of
Court that deft. pay fine of $3.50.
Immediately after the sentence the deft gave
his suretes leg bail, and left them to pay the fine
The People Us p. McGmns-Indictcd and con-
victed of keeping gaming house. Judgment of
Court, that deft. pay fine of 500.
The People Us S. Bear-Indictcd and convicted
of keeping house of ill-fame. Judgment defer
red till Monday next.
The People Us Charlotte Bush-Indicted and con-
vcted Of keeping house of ill-iame. Judgment
same as above.
The People Us Florence-Indictcd for residing in
cmpannelled. Verdict guilty. Judgment defer
rcd till Monday next. By order of Court the ju-
ry was discharged for the term.
Monday. May g.
The People Us Josephine Wolf-Indicted for resid.
ing in a house of ill-fame The deft on motion
VI w. ~ DAioltI huo pSllHlllCu W NIluuTdW Tue
plea of not guilty. and put in plea of guilty
Judgment deferred till Wednesday.
The People Us .Medora .McGlinchy-Indicted for
residing in house of il-fame, On motion of W.
S. Smart, deft. motion allowed as above, and iudg-
ment deferred to same time.
A jury of "a good and lawful men ordered to
be summoned, to appear at 10 o'clock, tomorrow,
to serve the Term. The Court also ordered that
Grand Jury be summoned to meet at 10 o'cl'k,
a. m. May T. All the cases set for judgment on
to-day, are deferred till Wednesday next.
The People Us. Louise Horn-Indicted for resid-
ing in house of ill-fame. Jury empanncled-
Verdict, guilty. Judgment deferred till Thurs
day next.
The People Us Fanny Cark-Indcted for resid-
ing in house of ll-famc. Allowed to withdraw
Judgment deferred till Thursday.
The People Us Lima Richter-Indctmen and pro-
ceedings as above.
The People Us Sardh-Indicted for residing in a
house of ill-fame Demurrer to indictment over
ruled, and deft. pleads guilty. Judgment defer
red.
Wednesday, May =
The People Us John Wise--Held to answer for the
killing of Thos. Collins. Upon the calling of the
Grand Jury, being challenged three of the persons
were rejected for opinions formed. Grand Jury
qualified and retire under the charge of the Court
The People Us Phebe-Indicted for residing in o
house of ill-fame. Pleads guilty, and sentence
deferred til! tomorrow,
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SUPERIOR CoURT.-THE PHILosoPHY OF
DEMURRERs.- In the case of Paul NORM VS..
Pommier, the complaint stated that the in
dcbtedness for professional services was 81 )
$50. There was demurrer fled
Judge Shattuck said:
do not wish to encourage demurrers on
technical grounds, and have tried to suS-
tain this complaint but it seems to me that
if complaint requires anything more than
statement that the defendant owes the
plaintiff and therefore he asks judgement, if
it ought to advise him of the nature of the
claim so as to put him on the defence, if it
should state the facts which constitute the
cause Of action, then this complaint is defec-
tive. The word profess1On was never con-
fined to any one class of persons, and now,
by common acceptation, it extends to almost
every class or occupation. And whether
the professional services mentioned consisted
in saying masses for his soul, giving him lc-
gal advice, administering pills, teaching him
the English or Spanish language, curryng
his horse, mending his boots, or dealing faro
for him, is left entirely to conjecture. Nor
is it any more certain whether the services
were performed for the defendant, or his
neighbor, or here or elsewhere. must sus-
tain the demurrer Chr0nicle.
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-10
The TRINIrY MOUNTAIN II

The TRINITY MOUNTAIN ROBBERY, AGAIN
The persons charged with this robbery
and in custody of the officers of Shasta
county, were not brought to this place by
Under-Sheriff Messec, as contemplated by
US in our last issue. The offence was COM
mitted in this county and all the property
that has been regained was found in Shasta
county, giving either county jurisdiction of
the crime. The evidence is all in Shasta,
the prisoners are there, and the authorities
see no reason why they should not be tried
there.
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-10

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