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GOODS OF KINDS, Sleeves Collars
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New Arrival of Fall and Winter Goods.
DAVID wENEzEc

MARI,
street. two doors above the "mdcan ue where he has i
andbo apparel, including
&ASEE0Nl@LiE LGNS3 ooAG32
and figure vests shirts crava stocks cc- haoakhef
articles
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SHARP NOTICE,

ALLpcrsohs knowinr themselves indebted
or having unsettled Lime accounts with the
subscriber are hereby notified to cali upon
solomon Neyharl, Esq, who can be found
IN his Office every Saturday afternoon, aud
settle the same before tho first of January
next; for after which lmo all uucollrcled ac-
counts will 10 placed in hands oi officers for
coIseliou. RICHARD TORBi.
Oct, 81 1857
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administrators Notice.

NOTICE. is hereby given tha, letters Of all.
minisualion upon the estate oil John Welliver
ale'o Madison township, Columbia county,
deceased, have been granted TO the under.
signed residing also in the said township of
Madison. All persons indebted TO the estate
are requested to make payment without de.
lay, and hose havingaccounts for settlement
10 present them 10
JOHN A. FUN STON,
Adminisrator.
Jerseytown, Aug. IA, 1857.
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Full Stock of Fall Dry Goods.

H"t DtVON VH "EE NY UVVuS'
EYRE s. LANDELL, Fourth s. Arch S,s.,
-E Philadelphia, respectfully request Cash
Buyers 10 examine fine stock OF Seasonable
Goods, adopted 10 Best Pennsylvania Trade.
Full Line OF Fall Dress Goods.
New designs OF Fall Shawls.
Good Black Silks OF all widths.
Cases assorted French Merinoes.
Z " Poll de Chevfes, New Goods.
Brit sh and American Dark Prints.
SaIinelts, Cassimeres, Cloths & Vestings.
NIuslins, Linens, Flanuels, Blankets, Sc.
n. B.-Aucton Bargains from New York
a d this City daily received Particular at.
lention given to Country orders for desirable
Goodg-1ermS Nen Cash.
Sent |, fS57-3mos
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strike nn the central ohio hnaios& tor
Non.Fn ymeni of Mngcs

ZANEvlLLE, Ohio, Dec, S.--Tho merhan
ice and worsmeu on Central Ohio Railroad,
employed At the depot in this city have made
"s'tike," on account, Of The uon-paymenl
OF two months wages The strikers to-day
stopped the freish, trains, and 2u, the loco.
motives into the engine houses. Thers was
no penonsl violence attempted, however,
the attacks being made solely against prop
er,y. No passenger trains were molesteI.
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10 YEARS OF AGE.
A Whose sands of life have nearly run out,
discovered while in the East Indies, GER
tain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bron-
chts, Coughs, Colds, and General Debility.
The remedy was discovered by him when
his only child, daughter, was given up TO
die. He had heard much OF the wonderful
restorative and healing qualities of prepara-
tons made from The East India Hemp, and
the thought occurred that he might make a
remedy for his child. He studied hard and
succeeded in realizing his wishes. His child
was cured, and is now alive and we'll lie
has since administered the wonderful reme-
dy 10 thousands OF sufferers in all paris of
the world aud he has never failed in making
them completely healthy and happy, Wish.
ing 10 do as much good as possible, he will
send to such of his afflicted fellow beings
as request it, This recipe, with full and ex-
plcll directions for making il mp, and success
fully using it. He requires each applicant to
incose him one shilling-hree cents 10 be
returned as postage on The recipe, and the z
remainder to be applied TO the paymen,
of this advertisement. Address
DR.. II. JAMES, No. 10 Grand Street, i
Sept 23.-lm Jersey City, NJ II
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WOODLAND CREAM"-a Pomadc for
bcout1ging the R0ir--Eighly pcrfumed,
superior to any French article imported. and
ict halt the price For dressing Ladies' U,ir
II has no equal, giving it bright glossy mn.
rearsnre. Ii causes Geullcmen's Hair io
curl in the most natural manuer. II romoves
tandruti, always giving tho hair Tho apnear.
ance OF being fresh shampoocd. Price only
hlIy cents, None eenrine unless signed
FETRiDGE& Co,
Proprielors Of tho
" Balm Of a thousand Fbwers.n
f'f saie ey all Druggists. New York.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

NUNININ M VNN NU TCE,
NOTICE is hereby given that letters OF adj.
mniS'Ta''on upon tho estate 9i Solomon Sny
der sen, late OF Locust township, Columbia
county, deed, have heru granted to lhe un.
deisigued also residing in lnr said township
OF Locust All pelsous indebted to tho es.
tate a'" requested 10 make payment without
delay, aud those having accounts for settle
meut 10 present them 10
SOLOMON D. SNYDER,
REGINA SNYDER,
administrators.
Locust twp, Nov. Z, 1867.
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E RAY.
NOTICE.

NOTTCE.
Barbara Tee, by her uextl In the Court OF
friend, Samuel Zimmer- CommoR Pleas
man, Us james Tice. Of Cll. co., No.
IS of May term, a. D., 1887.
To James Tice Defendant:
Take notice, tha, the deposiiions of wit
nesses To be read in evidence on the argu-
men, OF the above stated cause on the part
of The plaintiff will be- taken before The un.
dersigned Commissioner, at his office in
BloornsbuIg, on Wednesday, the 9th day OF
December next, between the hours oi saven
and ten clock, 7. NJ, when aud where you
may attend if you think proper
W. WRIT,
Commissioner.
November II, 1867.
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cAARlES SrARl.

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isaS a. rAmRas@s Ia 49, sasaass - b
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wdl eial se@-paeSss a. nssas rss. r.asza,
,a hesssv ~ = ss 10 assV~Sss Ssasusn.ssl.
ts eas ~ rlsSe =, sassasss Ia Assgk 50
80 ga NJ esssA
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u Beauty and wit will die-learning and
wealth will vanish away-all the arts of life
will be forgotten-but virtue will remain for
ever. Planted on earth, in a cold, unconge-
nial cline, it will bloom and blossom in
heaven. -...
" Midas was so great man that eve
rything he touched turned TO gold. The
case is altered now-touch man with gold
and he will change into anything. VS.
q Hon Theodore Frelinshuysen, in 49,
a, Wing candidate for Vice President now
President of Rutgers's College, was married
on the 26lh of Oct, 10 Miss Harriet Pom
pelly, of Owego, Ny.
vThe Methodists have already thirty
itinerants and several local preachers in
Kansas, and their camp-meetings this fall
have been very successful. The Melho-
dists have laid The foundation OF university
Palmyra, called the Baker university, after
Bishop Baker.
g Editors in Iowa are often placed on
committees at State and county fairs. To
what extent they carry their examinations
may be inferred by The following, which is
contained in the report of late fair by tho
editor of the Davenport Democrat:
''The best wollen cloak was worn by u
lady from Muscaiine also the best socks
and home made shirt" st
wA Salmon weighing twelve pouRds,
was caught at Muncy Dam, one day last
week, by two gentlemen OF Milton.
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P EMAlNlNGin in the Post Office at Blooms
" burg, Pa, Tor the Quarter ending Nov.

EMAlNING in the Post Office at Blooms
AS burg, Pa, Tor the Quarter ending Nov
10Th, 1857.
l'inenhender Msry G. Philips John s
BechIel Sarah A Peck Allen w
Btison Henry . Robbins & Stocker
Case William RGPen George .
tlemiugs Wesley Smith John
Glnter David Starst Henry
Goodrich Harvey Fl. Suiteman James .
Hill George Wagner Preelove
Lechthaler Conrad Welliver 7. J.
Long n B Wowrcr w
Iarish Reuben Weeks Madison
McGce Jackson Zebbll Caroline
Motgans Morgan Thomas Hughes ! n
Mar Alum james Watley 2
Nichels Henry Flynn james
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say they are advertised.
PHILIP UNANGST, p. NJ
Bloomsbury, Nov. Is, 1851.
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~ TEo The heirs and legal represent.
l.. g. Il atiyes Of Yost Driesbac6, late Of
~ Roaringcreek township, in The couu.
ly OF Columbia, deceased:
fou and each oi you will take notice, thai
at q Court Of Common Pleas, held at Blooms.
burg, for the county ol Columbia, or tie 5,h
day OF May, a. ID. 1886, tue petition Of Ma.
than Drlesbach and Samuel Hauck was pre-.
senled 10 the said Court, representing ,ha the
lands OF the said petitioners, situate in the
township OF Roarngcreek, are now hell in
gage or pledge by two several mortgages, %
wit: one mortgage in favor Of YosI Dries.
bach made aud given b, Samuel Hauek, IA.
ted the 30lh day OF March, 4. D. 1859 one
other mortgage in favor of Nost Dresbach
aforesaid, made and given By Nathan Dries.
bach, dated the 2lst day G. September, \. r.
1852; lhe.firs, OF which mor rsages Is recc'i.
ed IN the otiice for the recording OF deeds
&c., IN and for the county O. Columbia. IN
Mortgage book No. 7, pages Ie3-i, ans the
second oi which ~ recorded a. the sans
book, pages 19i-S, TIA, sa'i mcr sagcs fe.
main unsaiistied and that r cts OF ain .ais.
talton on tho estate Of sati Nosi pftesSasa
have not been granted; an rfattHs tue -
Count 10 giant fnie upon 90 tt snow cause
ey the ft>t day Of >ep,emtcf ictm O., ,1c >. "a
Iout;, Il. d. 1887, way -. ,.ae,pu ct sa.i
mortgages shcni not be rD,srd uFoa ,4e
recotd ~ the Rccotl,' Of ptrts, ~ tle o..
tectinr OF lec sad CcUu; w.uch tu.s. a. ne
said Ssprwber re,m ssgi Ccuu, was Goa.
unusi until Ias iasu la.ioS rs prceH sel
Term ot ths SAID C,tU Therefore sea afs
hereby ttIu,ted ,o anPrAt gg Tee h's. ,sy 81
next p,crmcct Fem q, - Ccuu ~ ansss'
The PRAYER ., ,he psgg,oreg 10 tas ease
Witness mN haud Al k,'m,hug, in tAs
County OF Cclome,a, sais 1870 Jay og tN.s.
bef, \, u, lSN1.
SrHrueN u. MILLER. Sl.r,F
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ElVREsOgDEREES.
lien and boys Wear.
GROCERIES.

4 lot OF lfesbs.eaf u la.srs ~ /
TEAS, CoFFEE, FISH SPICES . q
SC. Aiso HafIWafe Q-se1swafe. -
Cfoekety aal Wooieuwafs.
t. Flgg' aaJ Fee AWAY, .,' ,a.s q. .-e
lowest piiEe. fIiees i-i essr.
B.consturs, Agt. -, iss;.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given lha, letters of al
mlnisralon upon the estate OF Stephen Sci.
pie, late of Centre township, Columbia CO.,
deceased, have been granted to The Register
of Wills &c, of said county TO the under
signed residing AT Blackcreek, Luzene CO.
All persons indebted TO the estate are re-
quesled to make paymen, without delay;
and those having accounts for settlement 10
present them 10
JAMES KESTER,
ddministfqt6T.
Blackcreek, Luzetne CO., Oct. %, i57.
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1870 Water Street, New York
y. S. To PENNsYLvANi.Ns The Pennsyl.
vanian Farm Journal has been merged into
the American AgiicuuriSl, and the Agrcul.
luti,I is now peculiarly tho paper Tor Penn
sylvauia Farmers
November If, 1857,
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New arrival of Spring and Summer Goods !!

o
II LARGEST
The
wishing u We
People Of
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A. &. MENSCH

AT TIIE .4RC.4UE Stand
HAS INST received and opened iul. and
NE large assortment
OF SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
which he will sell at the l,we.t living 7roti,
H.. stock embraces stella. nitel aGi craze
shawl., barege. bafege de.aiues, tissues,
lawns, debeges, Grape oiisn'a.s, alpaccss, Sc
SILKS-A very handsome assorn@r' G!
striped, plain, pla,d and black six, which
he in'cnds TO -ell at very reduced prices.
ENlRROEDEREES.
An immense stock oi emtfai !e'iss, sr'h
as emtroiierei haGdkefcL,ei> collars, .7sa.
GERS, sleeves, Swi-' and iaeortI ct- = a-.
G.enings, linens, co"on and thread Acss,
aouncings aud embroidered curtains.
DOMESTlCS-Nusli',s, l'.i,1-s tick .7-s
cheeks, osnsbufg-, basling., s.astl.n-, Aaa.
neIs, table diaper ard ready majs tag.
Men and Boys Wear.
Cloths, ca'simc'es, vesir-., ems, cora1.
ajes, denims. blue dn,lin.., aga 3 TI4l1, -.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
\ very ,arse assortment c. rev ~ e "a.
pes, such a, tapeEfy, B'1.s... .l'.s -. .-.
.fa,n AMI Venetian s.. c.rfas al s.t.rs.
\ ia'-s as.o;ire1, g' Lsl.s, 1 t.. :--'.
Shoes, which be viii sell vs'y eat4..
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4 a Retired Physician

Bloomshnrg, Nov. II, 1851.
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ELisa o. LETTERS

Locust twp, Nov, Z, 1857,
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tIfatrs' sPal iaa Filst.F ms.
OIL. co. t4re.-a u F.ft -fzeias ana
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NOTICE

Blackcreek, Luzerne CO., Oct. %,
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COMMISSIONERS OF EXCISE.

The Board NE, yesterday at the City Hall. Present,
Commissioners Haskell aud Holmes. No applications
for licenses were received.
Mr.. IIorstio Reed Chairman of the Executive Com
mitte Of the Liquor Deaers Society appeared before
the Board, in compliance with their invitation to the
Society previously given, to confr upon some action
in regard to carrying case up TO the Court OF 40
peas. Some cons ei sation er.ued in regard to the
form such case should take.
Commissioner HOLMES suggested, as speedy mode,
that two proper persons should be selected to make
complaint behalf Of the Boa d, against any respon-
sibe dealer selling withou, license aud suit for the
recovery Of the $50 peUay prescribed in the Excise
Law be forthwith CONNER ced, In which case all the
points at issue might be embodied.
II was finally agreed to invite the Liquor Dealers
s. cety. by their representative to meet the Board on
Monday reAt, at the usual hour at which time the
Commis siopers would give them hearing. Ad-
jouined to. Friday, to grant licenses.
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shee., snd ,nree columns 81 mater puhsshei every
vesk fer three ears We have issued


Sacred SeYrpsu,s. S1IO % - SO
Ogsftefbes fsets, ttc.....''.''''.'''eAe"i HeS -
Unc sr ,he ii,ls Of Ne~rpsper D,-cussi % ou Isl
Revision" the Uniop has collected Jerty-9H Jo!i0 ~
unes, the articles which hav. appeared Ia lie revs
pspers be subject Of revision nom the coh1iencc
EFT of the controversy 1919, TIL the present de
The average number OF pages in each yjiums = 20
Excluding the volume devoted 10 the Genera ti1sx
we have in thi, collection " volumes, cofihlns
eco folio pages, amounting ~ Is. UU coiuq - o laws
psper matter Oh the subject Of revision. The average
Circulation Of the papers in nici this matter has af
De aied is Lot hes than 5000 copies. The aSe'ss'
amount OF after in COLUMN - are IL N e4uti y
tbs. on an priipay octave par, tn 81 not le-s til IN
90 GOO geo Of pages Of MISTER have been Published n
reyspaper form upon the sueject of revision.
la the matter Of fLanccs tie report IS not specih
The Union has felt the Effects # tie panic, bu. tn
receipts have been about the same 81 last yeH'
This fna1 csl year win bs distinguished as closing
with the me ST memorable financial COMMISSIONS en-.
cured by the pre- sent generation rs the bulk oil our
receipts come to the asury in the last mont1s OF me
year and very large proportion Ia sep'emoi,
nc. surpieipg that oar finances have bsen ma'sHIy
affected by these convusious. Under such emp sIrsss
in circustat ces It is subject for profound graf
tude TO the Author Of all our blessings, that our m
come differs very li,tls from that Of lass year. The re-
ceipts were then Si5, EOS, they are now $i) 40.
The Convention here took recess, during which
excellent repast furnished by the ren OF the
UGcn in New-lork, but more particularly the Isdes
Of the First Bsp,ist Church ana congregation, under
the direction of Sylvester Pier, esq., 10 whom the
members Of the press were under special obligations
for courtssies extended TO them.
Tie public exercises were resumed at q p. m,
VIII. n Prof MoRToy Of New jersey moved the ed'p-
ton Of the annual report Of the Union in brief but
EFF, Give address. TIE Rev JAMES CHALLES, editor
of Tho Christian AnnuaI, 10 seconding tho adoption
of the report urged with much earnes,ness tue idi-
prance of carrying out the objects Of the Institution,
n procuring new aud perfect reviron Of the Holy
Scriptures At The close Of his remarks the Convcn-
ton er gagged in free conference with sh 'rt speeches
After another recess for refreshments, on which &C.
cason the delegates and members of the press were
well provided for by the ladies connected with the
church. The Convention reassenbed at y o'clock,
when Prof Pendl-ion Of Bethany College, Va, and
the Rev. w. A Canada West addressed The meeting,
after which the Convention adjourned until this
morning.
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Bouyp FOR vIRcIyIA.-Wthn the last week sew.
era shoe maker, in Dsnvers have n.sde small invest.
acres at the rate Of 81 per acre and paying for the
IN shoe. The State Of Virginia has, it is said some
GGC0CC0 Of urimproved and part OF It old aud
part new yii wet 0, the Aieghaoes Toe more Or,
noihIn sec tOn # this vast tract is tho seat OF IN
nsyers Enterprise. The purchasers Of the w.rTaatS
above referred to nay locate any where ousile o.
Tbsyers comar. We are informed that several maj
ufacturcrs n Haverbil and one or two other to"c'o
the couIiy, have also bought warrants. lsAeH ~
D,n,er, C1uylD FOR TIE NgGRogs H0SG BY
THE Mon Legal acfion was yesterday in'Iru In,
the j. iIeIsOn Circuit Court sgsi, the CS an snd
vile fl TIE value q the fave. G9ofg9, 30 III
Jack The mrIdersrs q Tho Joyce % h1I ,ha iof,-i.
nj II viii be ,e,n.nb, red were bups oy 'so ;
isG mob ., Jark cut ii. evo throat IA j, He
cope re fate with hef t' cen2c,,2 y, ~
horIiblr crime y 5aocsch IL e'anei ~ 80 me-.
he oDbeT. 81 toe Ts4'o-s: '''' :. H.. 80 III.
eft snd mp ,iarc,. iuv,i,'fg' ~ 80, ts..-,i.r
cato rrll i,lea Of ia~'
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AN IMPOSITION uFos SHAREHOLDERS The follow
ing letter Gays The Vcksburg True So1thron rom
q very reliable and respectable gentleman, viii, We
trust cause increased circumspecton on the part OF
ttose who purchase slaves FROM traders. 1t will bere-
membered that the murder Of Nc Millan, in Memphis,
by Bctop grew out Of the exposure Of the fact that
Bolton had sold as slave for life negro who was to
be free in few years. We haze no doutt that thou
san as of negroes are sod annually State in d.
rect conformation Of rery stringent law, and il one
or TWO striking examples were made the effect would
PROFESSIONALLY prove salu'sry.
STEAMER UsITED STATES AID, !
Y.zoo RIVER Tuesday Sept y, lS51.)
DEAR Sir: What DO you think OF CanadtGR Vgro
Layirg lately been sold IN Nicksburg Such has
really been the case. About ten days ago ourcas.ed
a IeaIo nan from GWIp X Alexander OF Nieksburg,
end siuce coirg so have met with gentleman ~ho
knew the lsgro in ST. Louis ana he has given me ,hs
following intoiH alton relative to him. IL aPPears toa'
this negro tel.Joei TO the eofor OF one OF ihe o.
Ionis fewspapefs; that he 0H about i've years
AGO. and MADE bis way 10 Csrada, where he married
fugitive negro gill IRON h.ntIcky, Iocafeo IN Csu-
ada, and pursued lis plofiss,oa az barber there;
The owner 10 81. Louis learned lnst Winter whera
h;e bow was. He employed "a foe, dqshiHg, Iord!y
10, hrg yourg nan in -. Louis to yisi. Tue 'own IN
Careda where bis negro bog was, nm
self as an Ii gish lord end to employ tho negro II
possible, % travel IL the torlcia pan o. .ss ~ the
=, ri.
rate Of ;lOO per month The plan succeeded: ms
you1g English lord from st. Louis went TO Canada,
met he ard employed him as servant az s.esea
sid few DAYS brought the parties to s.. Louis where
TIE negro was at once arrested by his owner put in
JAIL and ,old 70 G.in & Alexander traders at vis e6s
burg Tor 5000 rLo solo the negro 70 me ior y, wv;
uiiion d,elo,ing apy Of the foregoing facts. When
a'ned Ii ficm the gent enan who knew the boy
i, ~ Ions. asked the negro boy about the story,
sno he tod NE it 81 .rae that he woils have Gus.
coed The case to ne, but his OwrcTs lad previously
told him if be ever disclosed lie matter t. any one,
they you'd whip Lin TO death.
The negro may prove valuable servant, bat
thI there ought to be some 3w 10 our state ~ thefe
ba OF al-tadS oLe) TO punish traders who imp ise
pp. US in this way The late excitement in Missouri
JPN the Emancipation question viii cause p@asGads
OF he iror Doytcn If toe Negroes from that STATE to
lie sold 10 us doaen S0ab here aud 'hlsk publ,ca-
toJ Of he facts Of this case vii mako the pubic
more viglsr, in buJcg negroes b,Oush. here for sale
from that State.