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Farmers bepOt and Plaster Mills,
ut the Junction Of York .7uenue and
CaHomhm Streets.
PHILADELPHIA.


PHILADELPHIA.
WE offer large stock of Chemical Ma
nures and Fertilizers al low prices, and war
ranled TO be genuine among which will be
found
1000 tons No. Government Peruvian
Guano.
1000 tons DeBerg's No. phosphate
OF Lime.
The above standard articles are, each of
their KIND the best in the world Our Land
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September Q, 1857.
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CHARLES STAHL,

DOOE BINDER. has located in Blooms
- bury. where he will bind books, period
icals and pamphlets iu any desirable style
and manner; aud at reasonable prices, He
will bind newspapers and magazines, plain.
in library style or iu morosso osnsmsatsd.
He has his place OF business 10 Hopkins
Wills with Mt. F, lsler.
Bloomshuts, July -, issT.
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LADIES DRESS GOODS,

bombazn poplns
mohai Ginshams,
KINDS Sleeves Collars, handechefs
ribbons
an
All SHAWS brocAe Bay State Waerv black silk cashmere Embroder
can beave
SIZES MEN
Hats and Caps Of latest fashions We have Hard
Muihs uckings
dnI &c
purchasing
Lowest Prices will
anybod res o
Boomsbu Is, 1887
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GRAND JURORS REPORT.

To The Honorable the Judges Of the Court of
Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and for the
County of Columbia:
The Grand Inques, Of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania, inquirlng for the body ofthe
County of Columbia, respectfully REPORT:
That they have examined the public build
Jugs belonging 10 the said county and find
them 10 good condition, the Jail particularly
being neat and clean. We would respectfully
recommend tie Commissioners OF the county
10 sppropriaie $3.50 of The County funds for
abe purchase of Clock 10 Re put in the Bel
fry OF Steeple OF The Court House provided
,he citizens of Blosmsburg satisfy them that
they wll pay The balance OF said purchase
money of said Clock. We would also rec
ummend that the Supervisors of O:ange town
ship be notified as soon as can be, 10 open
and make road wbirh is already laid out,
leading fIom Matthew M'DowelPs Fnrnance
around the hill 10 Stony Brook. All OF which
is respectfully submiued this 9th day OF Sep
iember, A. D. 1851.
CHARLES KAHLER, Foreman.
BLANKS BLAKkSI BLANkS!i
DEEDS, SUMMONS,
EXECUTIONS, SUBPENAS,
AND JUDGMENT NOTES,
of porpeT & desirable forms, for sale at the
office o. the ttSiar ofthe North. ~ -. :
III 0n0 JOINT AND LAP SHINGLES
AO,OOO Tor sale al the Arcade By
May 81, 's7. &C. MENseH'
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MANSION HOUSE.
Admini>tratorS 4 Neaiee.

NoIlCk - esrsoy glvsa Ic2i ettseS u sa-
niulstrallcn urcn 'hs ssiale Of lohn WslfIvsr
ats..of NltjSou ,owashipS Columbia county,
jsee 1Set, have oss0 srsDsed 10 ne anGsr-
>isHe1 residing also n ne sad ee~asale ef
Nais>cu. Al peescGs indebted 70 shs sss.ae
are rsSess'ed - rake PSyBsGt ~aaoat -
o present tesna to
JOHN 4. FIN SrOS
szzz.,as.l,..s.-
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COLUMBUS MALE AND FEMALE
. ca - I'D IN Ell y g
LUZerne County. Pa.

THE Trustees of this Institution resuectfulIv
Il announce, that il will he openef for The
reception of Pupils, Of both sexes. on MONDAY,
October goth next, under the immediate care OF
Pref JAMES ANDERSON, as Principal.
Mr.. A. is gentleman Of extensive scquI-e
ments. and enlarged experience as an educator
and has been connected with the most popnIa
"High School" of Bucks 90. for several wears
He is also we'll and favorably known as a con.
trlbutor to some Of our leading educational peri.
odicals.
THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
Will comprise Orhography, Definitions, Read
ing, PenmanshIp. Eiymology. Geography, Eng
Grammar, Composition, Arithmetic Algebra
Geometry. Mensuraiion, Plane and Spherical
Tngonometry. Surveying, Navigation, Astron.
omy, &c. Book Keeping, History. hysiology
Natural, Intellectual, and Moral Philosophy,
and Chemistry.
Cidsses in the French, Spanish g. Latin
Languages will be formed as early as prsc,ica-
Bile. and instruction On Piano.Foue will be
given il desired.
WEEKLY LECTURES on the Natural
Sciences, illustrated by appropriate spParsius
viii! also Re given
SPECIAL ATTENTION will be nail J.,
young Ladies and Gentl.men designing a,,I
ify themselves Teachers,
TIE R MS;
FOUR, FIVE and SIX Jollsrs per Quarter
IN accordance with the st'4dies pursued. pa, sbls
one hail IN advance anl the balance at the close
Of the Quarter
GOOD BOARD can he had in the village a,
a moderate price
ES Mr.. A. will deliver an address on Physi.
cal, Intellectual and Moral education. On the
day of commencement, when his method .;
imparting instruction will be i,iuslralei, aud
the discipline and management OF the chcol.
fully explained.
Parents, Guardians, and the friends Of ejuea
tion generally, are eorj,sliy invited to be pres
en;.
ID. l.. CHAPLIN. M. STEVENS,
JOHN KOUNS. y. D. STILES,
slLAS DnDSON. JOHN IAPLE.
THOMAS PEALEH.
Columbus, Sept. 1. 1880. Trustees.
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cANVAssER RS W7NTB

Cszsar arazssassss 6sogrsyas aaa Hsorz .ss-.,.s
and asesra Of ne BesasSSs ey 5 G Ssailica.
(Feiss RsetR Aaaei<onsk scaaa ana sse~
iass's alasSssssa< Rss s. Se,d ssslyS 81
Asssss e veom ate Sliscsnsns a. ssAs
- Address,
tS c9GlcS : %
Ne ia Sas2e ScssS, MS ree.
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NAP OF BL00MSBURG,

NJ ESSRS. HURLEY & LLOYD, Civil Ea.
~'3 g,uesrs, Surveyors ard Map Publishers,
are now in this place for the purpose OF ua-
king a thoroughly correct Properly Mag,
showing the GroGad Plan OF esssy Saildlns
the sire and shape OF each LoS, wsih owners
names, OF Initials, 2fia'sd thereon, Coces5
Vanished aud noun,sd "a Canvas, sed Rol-
lsts, all eompte'e. Price pei eeey, So eay-
able On delivery Of Ihe Mp
Thsy are also gsSrsred % make Surveys
anI iniDish Sssletoa Mars Of Fsrms, with
eonIsNts esaeolssed ard deserted shsseo0, o.
any farm ~itAin rsssea&sss distance ifom
town.
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COOPERlNG.

THE subscriber announces that he will
carry on the COOPERlNG BUSINESS al his
brewery in Hopknsvils, where he viii make
BARRELS, TUBS, kEcS,
and everything in that hne oil business, He
will also repair work of all kinds, aud will do
il skillfully and at fair prices.
%.. CHARLES W. HASSERr,
Blcomsbuig, June 9, 1881,
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A. C. MENSCH
AT THE ARCANE STANL


AT THE ARCaDE SIAND
HAS inst received and opened full and
"a large assortment
OF SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
which he will sell at the lowest living profit.
His stock embraces stella, thibet AMI Grape
shawla, barege. barege delalnes, tissues,
lawns, debeges, Grape orenIals, alpaccas, &c
SILKS.-A very handsome assortment oi
striped, plain, PLAID and black silks, which
he intends TO sell a, very reduced prices.
EMBROHDEHsIES.
An immense stock of embroideres, such
as embroidered handkerchiels, collars, spen.
GERS, sleeves, Swiss and jaeonei edglngs and
interlings, linens, cotton and thread laces,
founcings and embroidered curtains.
DOMESTI ICS-Musllus, drillinss, tlckings,
checks, osnsburss, bagsnGs, glnehains, Han
nels, liable diaper and ready made bags.
Men and Boys Wear.
Cloths, cassimeres, veslings, jeans, cotton.
AIDES, denims, blue drillngs, cotton Plsids &c.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTES.
A very large assortment Of new style car
pets, such as tapestry, Brussels three ply. in
orain and Vene,lan oil cloths, OF all widths.
A large assortment OF Ladies' Childrens'
Shoes. which he will sell very cheap.
GROCERIES. So
lot of fresh snaars molasses. ksEn.;z Il
TEAS. COFFEE, FISH SPICES iszE R
SC. Also Hardware Queensware, e@=z==-S
Crockery and Woodeuware.
D- Flour and Feed always for sale at the
lowest market prices for cash.
Bloonsbutg, April 90, 1857.
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New arrival of Spring and Summer Goods !

3GouSInEavG, 1yEmAuo eS GadOe
HAVE opened her Of sns and Summer sales
CHEAPEST ANlSOMfS
TOWN. Having the selection their entire
wishing call We have
Goods and Wares the the People very large lot OF
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full'lIusn. Of Prophecy.

Res Fountain l.. Pitts, % y ssAslus, a
celebrated "a mister ot The Ne,hofsl chafrl.
recently visited Washington cry. aud wa
called upon to olliea,e 10 The place Of the
Chr plan Of the House, gpou which occa'
siou be delivered discourse on the lul,
f.lmeu, of the Prophecies, We cops from
synopsis OF the SERMON, vhich mSpy OF our
tesd,o will pefu.e with interest
It's introduction 10 tAe investigation in>
dicated with what reverence snl discretion
at attempted eiucidation Of ,he m"sniug ol
prophecy should bs conducted. TIM, the
prenheci,s touehinR the nStion. down to
Ire tail Of jefsssi-m, were bat l.efa al
history OF SpNln, .iipm. Moab. EgyP', sni
lgdea; but from The destruction of The
Jewish capital down to a certain irr.ld,
called ",hc time ct the eud we'd wss 90
the prophets. aut no tplsfpre,sl oa ol the
sublime visions durng thsl iuseftsf.ed age
could possibly he correct ior H"t att -
rsaied She aluogucrment 90 De- =. iar
ntopapt, ira, " the words were Ct 'sei up,
aud ,hr VISION yss scaled O. the time OF
,ae end HAT ih,. was not the end al
the world was evident. Tor IA the time o!
ths ond many shog,i ran 10 and iro and
Aasw,rdts be increased, tAst iAen " tue
wiso should understand, but The wicked
.hoald no. understand Not only Wa,
the VISION itself scaled, bn, the time or
eud OF these wonders. and especially lac
theatre OF those wsoaor,, "a thN lsud ol
their realization, should be nasucwn t.ii
t.cA ,ru. rfpnar.s for thatf nrcUHfghieh.
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watching and WEAKNESS, and towards even
ing little Rose opened her blue eyes
after restless .lumber She seemed
much better, aud the mother glanced hope.
fully up to the kind physician bending over
her.
IL canno, cay she's better madam.
God knows wish ! could; hu, she must
die before miduigh, and the tears stood
in gli,terng drops on tho good mans
cheeks.
The mothers great grief WAS not noisy
She quietly lifted her darling iror" tao bed
aud sa, down with her in her arms Kate
stood by, sobLing. rs If already the brand
OF Cain were upon her brow.
g" Please, mamma. said the little one at
length 49," am big enough to go to
Heaven
"Ncs. darling" was the fearful answer
Jesus loves little children"
"And, msmma, do you spose he'l for
give ne lor sitting down in the meadow To
watch Katie. when YOU told mo ! NUN I
ever stay there
"Yes, my pet. the good Saviour viii for-
give YOU tar anything, II YOU are only sorry,
but Rosie does MT want to 90 to i.eapen,
aud leave mother doe. she
Il heard somebody say | must 80 when
was asleep. mother; beautiful lady,
with oh such white shining wings. aud
she stretched out her arms to take me, but
| dld'u, 20 woke up Jrst to klss you
and SISTER once more. Please KISS me
Katie. 'lu.e Rose won't never be naughty
any more w in heaven, and III grow big
before you come. Katie, SO | can play with
you up there
There uere tears, signs, funeral ami a
coffin. The rosebud opened to petals on
the hosom OF Jesus. The li,tle earth
Gov or was "big enough ios heaven!
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10 G a L.
WOOuVAN'>
EXTRACT OF JAMAICA
GINGER.

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carm'na'N'' ara P'''.'"'','F 'Di ,, 81
he''N IN r'''' ~ .'.l. ,sncc,ally IN psrson.
the stomach ana oo"'l'' 'sl".n,', =" P'''''''
OF i"rp'd ana p',',''''N' KIN ,n N. fund an, OK
ne "Aif"', o' ",.-,' G',t ia
''H'.' ''"'"i 'V' -, a., a. 'rb.
a'h l'f sea S'N"r'I tg,sI j,,,,,c, n, IL.
great "l'an'ag' ~ u" '"',, ',.',.,,,,'.,,,
sence OF Jamaica ''hsef' - u'n' ." wy
eenttird norm '"nu,'"S az ~. =" '.r.
eirie' without ans VI wv 'i'' =, .,,,,'
maseS ~ ou'n '',''' ,,,,,,,lI.
p'"p'p'1 ,'. ~, .b "' stomach Alter eating.
" %' IND a. M. PREPARATION oyaaaDo, as eau.
' T n "a ,nr.I,g,e relicf. and - far moro
,N.,,,ou. than huudy az any other Kind OF
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TnAZOR d CO.,

lsalers IN Staple and Fancy DRY Goods
and groceries, HTShuH Street. Jcf,
ierson. Icrdf
MOULD most respectfully inform their
" former patrons and the public generally
4i they still continue to sell goods upon
ar.r former advantageous terms. Their stock
very large and in every respect complete,
q, ne been purchased of first hands by Mr..
razor in person, exclusively for this market
hi comprising French and American prints
u,lins, delaines, barazos, silk goods, trim
ngs, brown and bleachod domestic, osna-
irgs, kcrseys, lnseys, tine black and blue
oths, cassncre., and ready made clothing.
.,i. an shoes from the common brogan TO
!. finest Ere rch calf skin. Hardware, cutie
china and ulass ware Fine wines, Bran
n. and imported eigars of iavorite brands
p,rr,n, and rope on ham, at all times and
y,ni 'h.d1 10 Planners upon the usual terms
Jan, "a, 81 ~
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WnrrrAs. The doleuce 81 Know Moths
iagi,u. winch vs Lase beard tai. day
lfom the Hon. !. H. Egans, ioan.ivd .. q
was upon ihe most iargeru. sod pet.
l.,nt apgoals, t4 tae nest contracted and
rar-o0 'aadet p-eiudiees ol ignorance
aud rr,p iaus lsuausisHi, SATISFIES $50 'aat
the county Is n dsuser au1 sass % can
ou,y go rescued tom lAa' danger hy
rally Of a.. great i,ehuh.cVn party,
.psa the well eatab.a hed principles Ct
tlt parry, and,
WurEtA., iAore % no inc now i1r CALI
ing conventions flry organized ot the
Democratic patty ol this Con- raas3aal
District 20 7elec: suitable rsudIda,e 70
represent them 10 Tins canva4s ani IN
consequence Of tho hnuw No,alng's
having ,..ih he.d both their nominations
until tbs ate day,
Rcso'rci. That We respectfully. but
nosi EARNESTLY recommend to the candidates
now ga the field to submit ihe.r oisms 10
muius. friend, Ia be now selected by them
snJ to abide Their dec,ion.
R.Soirel. that we recommend 10 the
people OF ihis snI tie other counties TO
nominate candidates for he l.eel-s,ufa,
snd thus force Know Noth,ng.s.n q, uusr,l
a. hid.oua coaptensucp and allow ia- Peo
pie - see IL 10 It's nsAsd teInrally And be
properly shocked by the sight.
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lloeRfuLE SUPERSTITION. late
French paper states that farm labos~S.
named sentrin, in the commune OF lieails
ley lie Gruad district of the iisu,s Marine.
wAs recently condemned to death for the
murder al baby eleven mou,ha old whose
head he bad backed off nader. the popular
delasion tia. lantern made al the s"tsata
skull would render the carrier Of il s~v,si-
biz
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Insurance Company.

open Cor subscription Tor ',,vN 81,
! N. En.i,rn Texas and Red River Mn'u"'
Insurance Company -, ., ~, Mar.
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T"II M TI"T""T"77TI w TT'IIT777 N
Hon. ". e. Scott.


:
inst, in which my attention was called to
AN article headed &" lion. ", T. Scott in
which article you say We hope Col
/ Scott in person, or come one of hi- friends
! will reply to the charges made IA the He>
publican and place him properly before the
/ public" Now sir, | n,n Democrat, aud
A friend Of Col Sco,ls, aui being one .,
the signefs to the Call requesting Col
/ scott to permit his name to % before the
! Democratic Convention 10 assemble ~
+ Waco, in MAY next, | rs one ol said
" Democratic signrt-,' iecl called upon IN
Your article TO rpiutc some OF the aslersipns
heaped upon the Democracy of thi- county.
and .he f,ir, aud we'd earned fame OF Col.
Scot, $50 long and well know ms a s,snHch
State Rights Democra0 by the edlter OF
the Republican. But sir should not have
thought thi, at all necessary 10 DO, had not
other Democratic papers on, OF thls county,
commented on tte article published IN the
Republican. making charges against the
sirnefs. aud Col. Scott, otherwise Il was
= ueed.css labor, 81 here the true position
OF the parties are 80 we'll known as they
ar, here. Col Scott NAV, or may not see
your article; It be does be- : able, aud
have to d0ubt viii place himself correctly
before the Democracy o. Texas. Ny obs
Jeet A'n"f' 10 l''~
s,ion, one in IS hici they are well qualified
to occupy from the lons, varied, aud wrl!
'"ns"' n'tH'' ~ ""'e" W.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-11

Han Han Fans bet Igstce Msr~
shall used TO nsrra,e with gfea, glee =
correspondence on a poia, of honor be>
tween Gov GILES. Of Virginia. aud Patrick
Henry. Il "a 80 follows:
Nir i understand that Won have called
hobia' politician. ! wish to know
It il be true, and Il tue, Your meaning!
VIZ. T. GihLrs.
70 which Mr. Horny replied rs follows:
SIR 10 not rccolier, having cniled
yoa bobfai! politician Il. my time. but
ih.bk 1t probable have. Net rccoliecting
the tiee or tho occasion. cant SAY what
DAD mean but Is You will tell me what
,nn think meant, will say whether
you are GORGE, or not. Very respectfully.
P,reicX IlgNay.