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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-11-05
TOLLS AT BEACH HAVEN
! CoLLRcroa's oyFIcE,

CoLLEcroR's OFFIcE, go
sas.'p Beaek Hauen, Oct. Isl, 1856.
saR. w. WsAvER, ESQ, Dear Sir :-aThe q.
mount OF tolls received at this ofhce during
the'p pas. month. of September is $3e,S46,la
Amount previously reported i52,240s46
Toai ami since Dec. 1, 1856, sis9,H57, 10
!, ;, -: -: :. same period ir ,55, l7l,620,35
Rtspecifui'y yburs, So E.
= sg's i PETER emf, Collector.
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FOfeTY.ONE ACREs.
PUBLIC SALE
Of
REAL ESTATE

THE undersigned Executor of the e.,m,s
OF Wesley Roat deceased will offer at public
sale upon the premises on y y
Pslnesiay, the IsM Of Noeember nsrf,
at o'clock, p NJ, The faim helonuipy IA
me said estate, situate ~ HsmIock townshio.
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FIRA'S ARRIVAL!
OFF SPRING ANE SUMMER GOODS!

A c. MENCH respectfully inioIms his
n friends, customers, and the public GEN
orally lhs, he has just received from Pbila'
celphia the first goods OF the season, consist
ing Of large assortment OF choice and Dc.
sirable
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A word 10 Females.

The local debility and irregularities which
are the especial annoyances OF the weaker
sex, aud which, when neglected, always
shorten life, are relieved for Ihs lime being,
and prevented for tho time TO come, by
course of This mild but thorough alternative.
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The Iron Orc Region
PUBLIC SALE
OF
VALUABLE REaL ESTATE

VALUABLE RE.aL EST.9TE
in pur<uance Of an order o. The Otnh,,.,
Conrl OF Columbia county, on
saturday the 18th day of November,
next, al 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. Jacob
lohe, guardian OF lhe minor children of
Daniel Brown, late OF Miffin township, in
SAID comfy, deceased, will expose 10 sale. be-
PueHc Vsntne. upon The premises, a cer,a,n
FARM aud TRACT OF LAND cco,ainine
11S Acres and 40 Perchex.
strict measure; adjoining lands Of Henry Mil.
Ter, Aaron MosIeIler, Daniel MostslIer. Chris
lian bowman's heirs, an,i Others on which
are erected good, new DWELLING
HOUSE, BARN and o:her out buildings, /
good
APPtE q h HARD.
IS on The premises aud good spring OF wa.
Ter a. the door.
ALSO, AT The same time and place eleven
acres aud twenty-five perches nf
TIMBER LAND, --..-
adjoining lands OF Malhis Hartman, Eliza.
beth Gfnver, Henry Mill. and Others.
Lale The estate of said deceased si,uata in
The township, OF Main nd rounlv aforesaid.
JACOB EYERLY, CLERK.
Bi. omsburs. October 21. Is56-,s.
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M USLlNS yard wide for cents, and
W good prints for 81 cents just received
~ A. C. MENSCH.
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FOrty-Eight Acres,

mor., or less and thai in pursuance of sand
wri, o. pauiIion the Undersigned, Sheriff Of
Columbia couny will proceed TO hold an in
aues, of partition upon the said premises on
FRIDAY, THE i41H OF NOVEMBER
mex, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, TO make rarluion
lhereof among The heirs and legal iepresen-
latives Of the .aid ;nieslsie in such manner
and in such proponion- as b, the laws df this
Commonwealth is direrlrd, If such partition
can be made without pr+ int,ce tn or spo,l,ng
the whole bni il such par,lion cannoi be
made thereof then 10 value aud apPralss the
same according to law; s"d -tuiihef ~ in
qnre aud ascertain whether ihe SAID real es.
late will conveniently Accommodate more
Than one of The children or repre- sentatives
Of The said interstate, and if so how many OF
the said children II will accommodate !. o {
which proposed proceedings on will hereby
lake nolice. se
STEPHEN MILLER, Sheriff.
Shenff7s Office, Blooms
burg, 0cl. Ia, 1856.
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.soyyEs, e,O,IpIsgNTs,

Unless The 3owcs perform their functions
properly, he whole body suffers. Tens oi
thousands die annually of D,sen,ery, Dlar-
rapa, Chronic consumption, and other dis
eases of ,he-e waste pipes OF the system
The effect oil the Pills upon all intestinal Gis.
orders, whether casual or epidemic, is a
r henornpnon in medicine. By following The
printed directions, Inc mosl alartiing cases
of bowel cnmplaInt are prnmpiiY controlled.
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Fresh Arrival!

A NEW lot OF cheap muslias and prints
~ jus, received BY railroad aud for sale By
A. @. MENSCH.
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THE NATION Az COMPLAINT.

Dyspepsia is the most common disease
an,oha all classes in This 'cobrNy- Ilassumes
"a th ons.nd shapes, and is ,lie primary source
of il bnumersbie dangerous maladies; but
wha,e yer It's type or s. mpoms, however OH
-tinats It's resistance TO ordinary preparations,
II yields readily and rapidiy tofhis searching
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NOTICE
To the Heirs of b'anist Zaner, Decd.

To the Heirs Of baniel Zaner, Decd.
TO Hannah Zaner, widow, PautZaner, John
Zaner Levi ZaIer. Csihafine Werkhelser,
late Zanef, and Charles Werkheiser her
husband Jnia Auu EckroaL ldle Ia er,
aud John Eckroal her husband, Mary Ann
Miller late Zauer land Dan rl w. Miller her
husband. heirs at laws Of Daniel Zaner,
late of Centre township, Columbia county,
deceased
You are hereby noiifiedtha an inquest o.
partition has been awarded by Aha Otphan's 4
Court of Columbia county upon The real es-
tale belonging 10 The said Daniel Zanef, tn
wit: A certain tract of land situate in CenIe
township, Columbia county, bonded on the
North by lands of John Hutchinson and Ma
than h. Fowler, on the East by lands OF An
drew Harman, on ihe South by lanns Of John
Hutton and Glhen II. Fowler. and on the
West by lands OF Stephen M'Cowan, con-
tuning
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I25 ACRES AND 81 PERCVEs.

So i25 ACRES AND 81 PERCHES,
and adjoining lands of Hugh Nc Bride, John
McReyunlds, Peer Appeman, Caleb Bar,oo.
sen, and s. >lvesier Pursell. 1t is Situate IN
The Iron Ore Region
of Columbia coumly,,wo miles from Bloon,s.
burg, aud on the pubic highway leaiing n,
Buckh9rn. A branch Of Hemlock Geek pass.
es Trough The premises, ard The wl,nle farm
rs IN fa!r stale Of cultivation. The improys.
mens are large new frame
MANSION HOUSE,
new and commodous frame lenar, So,..
a large new qank barn, a new wayon.sonss
and "thef utbuidmss entirely new. Pos.
season will be given on the first of Ap,il ,s7
n Conahloas will be made known on Ibs
day oi sale by.
p, WILLIAM NEAL, Executor.
Buoms5urg, Sept, 90, 1886.
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fE0kh@WAT gIlh4So
The Exciting Case OF Sickness

The blood 10 The life SUI tanning ssent II
furnishes The componen,s o. aesh, lone,
N muscle, nerve and iuiegumeni. Ire stoh'ach
is its msnufactory, The veins it's distributor
aud llre inlesines The chsanel through which
ihe waste matter r-jected in its produciIG,ns
is expelled. Upon The stomach, the circula.
lion aud the bowels, these Pills act smula.
ueously, relieving indigestion, purifying the
finds and fepnlati ~ ftle exefeiions.
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AUDITOIe'S NOTICE.
sharp Notice.

Bloom.hura, October II, 1886 Il,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-19
10 90
19uckhannOn RROtel.

THE undersigned having purchased tho we'll
| known house recently occupied by Mrs.
COoper, and permanently located himself in tho
thriving town of BuckhunmLn. is now prcp"rod
to entertain visitors and travellers i'll tyie an
surpassed in Western Virginia.
Ills house is lurge and comfortable, is pleasant
~ I0cut.d neal the Court house. and has all the
.onyoniences for Keeping tir~t-ulHss hotel.
liz TABLE will be supplied, with tho best tho
country can AFFORD.
NAV favor him with their patronage, c0mfOrtu-
Bile and happy. l.. u. LOEENtI'
Proprietor.
N.B.-IIis STABLE will DO in the charge OF So
ber attentive host era. l.. ID. L..
March 7th, lS56.-ly
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Purify the RIood!

M"TMt'~ life Pills IL PhGnfx Bttters.
FHEE FROM ALI. MINERAL. POISUNS.
TINilE great popularity which Motfat's Life
Pills IN Phoenix BittcrH have attained, n
consequence of tho extraordinary cures etfuc:ed
by thci; nso renders 1t unnecessary for the pro-
prigtors TO enter into particular analysis Of their
medical virtues or properties. having been
more than twenty years before tho public, and
having tho united testimony OF moro than three
millions of persons who hAvO bUen restored 70
the enjoyment Of perfect health by tlIetn. II ii
believed th"t their reputation IA the boat vSge-
table medicine now before the public, admits Of
no dispute. In almost every city aud village II,
tho United States. therU aro many who are rea-
ny |" testify I" thoir efficacy IN removing dis
etse and giving to the VIII 30 system rene wei
vigor and health.
Ia tho cases OF ScrofmI0, Ulcers, Scurvy or
EruPti"nS OF the skin. tho operation Of tho Life
Medicines i" truly astonishing. often removing
~ few d"y". every vos4iso "f those loath1ome
diseases hy their purifying effects on the blood.
Fever aud Ag"o, Dyspepsia, Drop"y. Piles, and.
III short most all diseases, soon yield to their
curative proper tics. No sanity shonId be with
out them, as by their timely use much suffering
and expense may be snvcd. Prepared by William
- Mottat, NJ. D., New York and for sale by
Va. fob 2 Iy
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AGRICULTURAL DrscovrRr.-A Paris

AGRICULTURAL DrscovERr.-A Paris
gentleman discovered Two years ago.
embedded with some emhalmed bodies u
species Of wheat not then in existence.
In the time OF the early Gallo kings "
certain Quantity OF wheat was pla ed in
the etfhp Of emh"imed budies. Some u
RlHlsh vas so"n and it yielded from Is to
sostSIks to" g'aIn. while there was on
Az average twenty mote grains in the
head than in ordinary wheat. A con>id
erab:e qnanit, nj The ancient wheat WAS
Gown on the government farm last fall
Greas reports are received Of it's produc.
HTtneSS, The ordinary wheat Of Franc.
y believed 10 be only degeneration OF
this snclent grain. deteriOIaled By cen.
suIiss Of reproduction. This production
takes France back fourteen centuries I,
seed wheat. and it is expected will pu
her IN possession Of one eighth more ay
IIeultural wealth than she possessed be-
lore the diScOvery.-B0ng0r Journal.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-19
MARION STEAM FOUNDERY AND
MACHINE SHOP.

The subscribers respectfully call the at
tentlon Of the citizens OF Northwestern Virgin
Ia to the various articles manu- featured by them
IRE 10 Dc eonstrncted o" as
l"E rms ny any otheI mannt II
I'VE we nave lnst introduced NEW and VERY
OH ENIOH lAKESlllNG MACHIN T.,
WHY" oN ce's III EASY DRAuGiiT' CLEAN and RArn
WoNh, Any n',tcnlne eTer USED Sy our t!rm"rs.-
ana mnchln%s with STRAW CARRIERS, OF
Gle ANERS' attached
are .''H'Ii'c1"rlng very s"p"rt"r article
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-19

RAER I'VE m FEgS mo TEL.

TIME tntlersisned having e-bpilt and enlarge
i his Hotel, Is now prepared 20 entertair visit
tors and atrayelers in q manner dlnsurpassed In
Western Virginia.
Hrs HOUSE, il large comfortable three story
brick building, pleasantly located in the centre Of
ito town; contiguous to tho Court house and the
principal business parts Of the place, and Is pro-
vided with all the cnnveniencos for keeping irst
class hotel.
His TABtE will be supplied with tho best the
country can afford, aud
HIS BAR stocked with the choicest Liquors.
Every attention will be paid to render the Wis
its Of those who may favor him with call, com
''t = ''''N J. P. BARTLETT.
ularksburg, March gath, lS5s.-Iy q
N. B.--The stable is attended by careful I'd
tFusky hostlers. ~ a1ets7 49,. .5-a
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NorthVYcstcrn alotcI.

TT0IIE undersigned would Respectfully NMnOnnce
/ to the public, that he has leased tho house
known ~ the - Northwestern Hotel" situated il.
CIark"b"rg, Va. TIL" house an! furniture arc
now undergoing general COURSE ofrep"irs, which
pleasant houses in the country. The rooms are
urge, airy anil conveniently arranged. ~ portion
Of tho house is now open. and public patronug
is respectfully solicited. No pains will DO spared
to render. hose who may encourage this HOUSE,
comfortable, contcntcd and happy.
SAMUEL WALKER,
Clarksburg, Juno LIST, 1854. Proprietor.
T. S.-A limited number of boardcrs cun
communicated with rUurnS. ieT ly
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-19

LAND MEASURE. Every farmer shoulc
have a rod measure. n light, stuff pole
Just l64 feet long, for measuring land
BY = IM.Ie practice he can learn to STEP
Just rod Al i've steps. which will All
swrr very we'll Tor ordinary farm work
Ascertain the number Of rods in width
aud length Of the lot you wish to measure,
and multiply one into the other and di>
vide BY 100. and you have the number
of acres. as l60 square rods make II
square acre. Ii you wish TO lay off one
acre square. meas re Is rods on each
side. THIS lacks one rod Of being IulI
measure.
GOVERNMENT LAND MEASURE.-A town
ship is six miles square and contains Sc
sections. 20 U43 acres. a section, on,
mile square. Gao acres. a Quar,tr sec
ton. half a MILF square, I6O acres. A.
this Is 1876 r"ds square. = strip one rod
wide or every rud IN width is An acre. A
half quarter section is half mile long
IaoT'h and south. almost universally. a, q
~ fourth cf mile wide. 81 acres. a
Iuarter-quWrier st cIiun, is One>fuurlh OF
. mile square. 40 acres. and is the small
est sized tract. except fractions. ever sold
BY the government. The price is ST.,
rs per acre.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-19

CgRE FOR FOor- Ror.-Take one.haIi
pound of gunpowder. one half. pound III
burnt alum. finely puIvtrized. TO which
add one gill sui phuric acid, and three gils
Vi soft water. Mix the whole thoroug hl>
together in an earthen or glass vessel
and apply immediately to all the feet,
whether diseased or not. and where dis.
e""ed. the loose parts Of the hoof should
be cut away, and the sore cIennSed before
applying and it you want to make sure
work it. catch every sheep in the dock
and apply it to their feet. After a week
or two. go over your work again, and
you are rid Of the fuut rot for that time,
or until they get the infection again.
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Weston AxOMse.

w ESTON Lewis county. Virginia, formerly
w kept hy Mintor Bailey, and now by Joscpl
+. Wilkinson.
The proprietor begs leave to inform the tray
Cling public, that he is prepared TO give the
weary traveller pleasant retreat.
His table is furnished with the bost the mar
kct affords his bar is supplied with choice Ii
quUrs-with an attentive and ccOllUduting Bar
keeper. The attention OF tho house is prompt
and ready to give my guest u hearty reception.
ASK my friends OF Harrison, dinner and
Lewis, and the travelling public generally, t.
give me " call, and viii! try my bUst to make
my house .hcI home. JOS. f. WILKINSON.
WESTON, Aug. LIST, lSj5-ly.
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Sl00n Year.

"TANTED-Iueys every eopnty 81 tho pnltsd
w Statea. active. indhstrtoas, and eatespri-
sing men, ns Agents Tor The sale BY
Of Valuable end Interesting Bosks; all e them
being rrvressly adopted % ths wants 81 every
k,,nf1v. aud cOptani1g y thing ola p fntcious o.
ininTiOos LeDdeBey.
Gnr Publications are an9ong tho bpst IN tbo
country, and god Agenls can realize . profit Of
rom 81 70 IS day By engaging IN The business
A small capital Of oHIy $50 70 500 = TeqHitSd
For further and full p1TtteulagS, address,
LEARY s. GETZ. Fabiishsfs,
No. 1888 North Second Sired, PhfLafslehfs,-
dse5-3ts
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LandON Academy,
AND
MgL3'E AIRY ms TEEU FE,

! RbANA. Frederick o., Mi. Luu,iou is sit-
~ untoI III ON" OF the most beautiful, hoMlLhy
rcLlrc'l Yet accessible nrs< OF our country. 1t j.
distant m'Lo~ tr''m the l!am~vi,!e Depot Of the
Ii. " .. h Il. WINS. 1t !>c"~y OF access. 1t Is ru-
moved tr.,n tho Temptations :u.iIeus t. puDiiu
Pl .Gta. HE course Of Instruction embraces ali
Ut the branches laugh. IA .no best Acal,rni.s al.
our country. The Military feature. whilst it ur
t"rd> healthy and improving exercise, doc, not
I"tcr'e'e with tho studies OF the pupils. Ci.cu-
lars e"n!"lHI"E '"ti FHrEIeui"r~ may he had up"L
"rpiicn ion to the l'riAc tAt.
Ky Ter t" 3. De@pard Esq, and judy. C.nIen
OF ClArGsburg who have sons ii, La iUu
j. l.. JONES,
Crbanu. Frederick County, Td.
October Slst. lS56.-3m
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-19

CURE FOR ScAB IN SnEeP.-I beg t.
send you certain cure for scab in sheep
as have tried it this winter, with the
haPPleS' sucetss in some cases that re-
:'s!sd the most approved washes. The
following is the receipt One part black
annmony. two parts powdered niIre. four
part. sulphur. small portion Of powder
ca ginger, and as much yellow soap as
viii make the mass Of a proper consisten
ey for making into balls. A drachm OF
ms substance given to each sheep four
''ne" week. will effect cure in q fort,
night or three weeks, according to the
state OF the sheep. Keep them in at
night during winter.
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Medicines.
a REALalPAEN KILLER.
HBarreIl,slHniiara Imminent.

sfIJuE BEST REMEDY EVER DISCOVERED.
III IN IN taTnnIs or EXTERNAL notifications \ II
has been found TO effect the most exciting cures.
For all complaints where an external. and many
syhere an informal application is required. the
country is challenged produce better article,
or ono that will effect such astonistipg cures, as
can DO produced by thousands of tesEim6niaIs
lin the hands of Agents throughout the country.
II operates upon the system in, u powerful and
effeernal manner, yet with the greatest s.lfety.r
From the name OF fits colaposit IN, &c penetrates
speedily. relaxing contracted Cords, restoring
the Use of Lambs long paralyzed. restoring the
Usepf scicseys hich have ilng LOST their action,
from varioIls causes ~ For AffcctiOns of tfe
Lungs eakness OF the sides. Breast or Back
IiTer. Complaints. Etilargeneuts of che Stieari
&C.; great cures have been eifeeted BY appiying
the INDIAN. LINIMENT, externally, with 3
Tow drops taken on a lump of sugar internally
For LONG standing Colds and Conphsf and stSfs-
ncss aceompanylnv snch Affecti fns. it-iias no
eounl.t Billions Cholic Ofatnn in the ol{oSels
aud Ston,,ch f,oIer, ycfI M .sfy,sI
and an n. ren,ct, Pri.es95 Of; x hot
- - = So - 4.-G.. - * 4
For Nan. s,ss - IL sa s
1t cures infinmatory and Chronic tRheVmRt-
ism, SOro Throat, Group, Swelled Limbs. Pains
in the Breast, Back or Side, Stiff Joints, Agus
in the Face, Sprains, Salt Rheum. Bruises, Chill
blains, Toothaehe, Sting of Insects, Burns,
Frosted Feet, SIM Pains, Issues. Nervous Dis
eases, Weakness in the Ankles and Limbs gene.
rally, Erysipelas, Headache, Diseases of the
Spine, &c. -, 4 e..- sass. J..
For HorseS. tS.s &
N0k ho SSHrS sod sfsners NJ
sc BIZ
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I tss. Snow'edge OF the mstitctl virtues OF
I IahtS ehtlEe!y nhNn3wn 20 Inc white mahs "a
OF tnose PlaetS' soiInpofta'ntt 70 man
klua, W9ulu nave EeMAlnea forever secret with
tue lndiHns, mad ~ NOT peen that ;MtssIonRries
TaTenhg among tEeIn nave become acquainted
with tn'se remedies and their mode OF preparsl-
fl9ns It was ~ these means the celobrat'd IN
Dian LlNlMENF was found ont discovery
OF Inc grTHteHt importance to the sick.
bAkHELLS iNOlaN, 1! NJ MEN + with DR.,
bl"Eos sentative Lie fiiS. IL "Il the, medirine
uSet ny many laml los, anu none who have teS-
tod their virtues, would for day DO without
The ~. Agents are daily wilmington n0re,. Civ
ing accounts of pow und astonishing cures pcr-
formed Tn ny 1t, both exee 81 al ana lmtet"al' So
| Try 1t once 20" w !! never regret it. Ard
when you have "SeertainoA its virtues. you wi
never DO without IL Ill tho mouse, III case OF acCi
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-19

n MAMMOTH SHEEP.-The St. Lawrence
American. OF Ogdensburg. New York.
says: 1.-The largest sheep we ever saw
Was on board The steamer. Nurtherner.
on her passage from Kingston to this
port. He was Two years old and wei,h
cd 3;5 pounds. He was an imported
sheeP and WAS exhibited at the provincial
lair a! Kingston. A gentleman from Yer
mont hal purchased him, and was TAX
ing him home. The price paid WAS S3I5
-" do'Ior pound for mutton ! WbM
mink ye Of tina farmers OF ST. lawrence?
he was as large rs a young steer"