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TIE life and times of Alexander Hamil-
tion BY Samuel NJ Smucker, A. M, author
of the life and Reign of Nicholas l. of Rus.
sia, Sc. &.
This isahe only con pIeie and reliable BIZ
ography Of this great man. He was The in.
timale personal friend of Washington, and
by maay considered his equal. " VIE +
This work includes a history of The times
and men of The Revolution, and many incl
depts ept heretofore given in history. II has
ell The charms of romance, although prepar-
ed from, the most reliable. and authentic
rsouces, aud should be in The hands OF every
American who reyetes The greet and good
men Of our Revolution, A sketch Of Burr
is also given, and an account OF his misera-
ble end. t4s a.a .1.r,a s..ss y.rEsE
Agents wantedin every partof The Uuited
Siales,l for this and other valuable works, TO
whom The largest commissions will be paid.
Copies ssrt by,maii, on receipt Of The price,
as 81. w. BRADLEY, Publisher :, =
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NOTICE TO TAX COLLECTORS.

NOTICE is hereby given to all COLLECTORS
Of State and Comfy Tax, holding unpaid dn-
plicates for 1856 and previous years, that al
such Collectors must meet the County Treas.
urer by the 22d day Of January inst. aud
pay over, as The Treasurer miisi have the
money. The Comnissionersw i'll be al their
Office in Bloomsbury on the 22d OF January,
10 meet the Collectors. .''''.'5s.-
By order offhe Commissioners
So r. @. FRUIT, Clerk.
Commissioners Office, % -'as
Bloomsburs, Jan. Z, 1857.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that letters OF
~ Administrator upon the estate OF, Har.
man Nj. johnson late of Scott township,
Columbia county, have beer granted 10 the
undersigned residing in Light Street in The
same township. All persons indebted 10 ihe
said estate arc requested 10, make. payment
without delay, and those having accounts
against The decedent 10 present them for set.
llemen,to en- .s.,tN tiaL. 70 ssSS q
p JOSEPH, R! ROBBINS,
-- .s.sis ,,'t.,..l Admmistrator.
Light Street, Dec. II, 1856. ( = sga l~.lG
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OHEKIFFs OFFICE, [
Bloomsburg, Jan. 5, 1856. !
Orphans Court Notice.

To The dev,sees Of the estate of Robert Moore,
late of Sugqrloaf towhsh,p, Columbia county,
deceased: II n ..-f"tilE .-2i4E
TAKE NOTICE that an application of J.
c. Pennington and George Moore, Executors
of the said estate TO the Orphens' Court of
Columbia county Tor an order TO sell for the
payment OF debts The following real estate Of
The said Robert Moore deceased so far as the
same is situate in Columbia county; VIZ
a tract OF land situate IN the township of Su
garoafin the county aforesaid and partly in
the township Of Eairmount in the county of
Luzeyne, containing 262 Acres and 54S
perches, adjoining lands ofthv belts :ofSam.
uel Sleadman, lands of Josiah Lockard, En-.
ekiel Shul,z, Joualhanf Pennington and 9th.
ers, on (which is erected Log House aGd
frame Barn the said CouIl has grated rule
upon the devisees Of The said real estate of
Robert Moore deceased 10 appear on the first
Monday of February next land show cause
why the order Of sale as prayed for should
not be granted. ess-
2 JACOB EYERLY, 49,
= .aGSE FrgT9e,k ~ 5beg1,rbons, ron,y
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New arrival of Fall and Winter Goods |!
a.. DAVID 1cWHNEMEe


wearing apparel, including mt"
VAgaI@NA5DI@ IDIGIESg g0AEsa
and all
Shirts stocks collars,
B. villa O oore
Bloomsbury, April
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Assignees' Notice.

GEORGE w. DRIESBACH, of Roari:g-
creek township, in the county of Colombia,
having made an assignment 10 the uoiersisn.
ed of all his properly, for The bereii, OF his
creditors, all PERSONS having claims against
said Driesbach are hereby directed 10 ptesenl
Them 10 the undersigned without delay, and
all persons indebted 10 make payment forth.
with. A- NATHAN DRIESBACH,
.s REUBEN FAHRINGER,
Roaringcreek, Col. Co., AsSignees.
Dec. 90, 1856. sash - Ell. :,
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FRcCrAMATToN.

/. N0TICE,is hereby given that the
several sCoufss of @ ommom Pleas, Gen.
eral Qaafte Sessions dfIhesBeace, and
Orphans Court, Court Of Oyer. and
Tetminerf andJail Delivery in and for
the Codnty Of Columbia, to commence a,
The CoURT HoUsE, in BLooMsBuRa, ON,
Monday ne 2a Day Of February nert,
-gs7 dfiuTo CONTINUE ONE WEEK. ~,
A The Coroner, Justices Of The Peace q
Constables,,in and for The county of Co
lem bia, are requcsiedio beibentandahere
in their proper PERSONS with their rolls.
records, ihquisi,ions, and oiher' retnem-
brances, 10 do those things TO their, sew
eral Offices apperlaining, 10 be done.
And all Witnesses prosecuting in, behalf
of The Commonwealth. against any pris
oner, are also requested and commanded
to be then and there auendingin their pro-
per persons 10 prosecute against him, as
shall bejast-and not 10 depart, without
leave al their peril. Jarors are requestl
ed TO be punctual in their attendance, a.
the time appointed agreeable to their no.
ices, e s'~'ssh Y,.,' 90. 90 ,'" = !.
Given under my hand q, Bloomsburg the
9TH Hay Of January in, the year Of our
Lord one Thousand eight hundred and
iftylsesen, and the'Independenceofthe
United States of America the Slst.
tGod save the Commonwealth.) ~
STEPHEN H. MILLER -Sh,.f.
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Y A r ID
TN EEcc1ESBJEG.
MLRANI 3. CkREY

NEKAW ,. UkKEE
HAS opened Marble Yard at the corner
HI of Main and Market Streets, where
he is prepared 10 finish the best Of work
from Italian or American Marble for
,MI0NTEE1sNES E0NBSo
Tomb-siones, Tables, Mandes, Window-sills
and lenils.
For the character and hnlsh of his work
heireiers 10 such as he. has made is ,his
couny. He will furnish designs for work
or execute any that t.maY be furnished 10
him. His work shal! always be satisfactory
in It's sly lie and rsasonable in price.
Bloomsbury, Dec. I, 1856.
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ON MANHOOD,

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Nocturnal Emissions, Genital and Nervous
Debility, Impotency, and lmpediments TO
Marriage generally.
..t BY B. DE LANEY, NJ. D.
The important fact that the many alarming
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that letters tesla
mentary upon the estate oiNalhan Oliver, late
Of Greenwood township, Columbia county,
deceased, have been granted to the under.
signed residing in Greenwooi1ownship, All
persons indebted 10 tho deceaent are request
ed 10 make payment without delay, and
those having accounts againsi the estate 10
present them for payment TO "a. ID. .... d.
THOMAS OGDEN, Executor.
Greenwood. Dec. II, 1856.
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Office of The Columbia Goals. Iron Co. /
8. Z. Corner 4th N WaInut StS,
lPhilddathta Dec. 1aIsi,

.an, tPhilddaphia, Dec. slsi, 1856.
THE Annual Meeting of the Slockhold ers
and election of Directors will be held at the
Office of the Company, on Monday evening,
February ,2nd, 1857, at t.o'eloes. .e !
P.KLAHR Seeret1ry
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ENAksS1 AEks4AVARL!
CF SPRING AND SUMMER GGODSy

A c. MENCH respectfully informs hi,
IA friends, customers, aud The pubno esu.
orally that he has jus, received frJm P6ila.
cceIphia The first goods OF The season, consist.
ing OF large assortment Of choice aud dc.
siEaGle =, :,
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: THEsiundersigned will sell at Auction
their, entire stock OF Clothing, Sc, every
"Wednesday evening, and Saturday afternoon
and evening, beginning next Wednesday The
3ist, until all is sold.l -
iDREIFUSS s. KLINE.
December 81, 1856.
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Notice.

ALL persons indebted TO me over two
monihs will confer favor uP N me and them
selves by settling up With .wo months.
HENRY ZUPPfNGER.
Bloomsbury, Dec, 30, 1856
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Columbus Male g. Female Academy /.

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HoLLowAY's oINTMEN'
Circ1lar To The Sick.

Circular to the Sick. ..
TNH E frst hospital SUI geons and medical pos.
J. l.cists of Europe. admit the unparalleled
anIi-inilammatOry and healing properties OF tbis
Ointment; governments sanction lts use 10
their naval and military services; aud the masses
in this country and throughout the world repose
the utmost confidence IN its curative propeities.
II penetl hates the souIces Of infiammatsoH an:
corruption which undeflie the external sviden.
ces Of deaac, and nsuuslize the fiery elements
which feed and exasperaie the malady. tse
RHE EUMATlSM. SCROFUEA, ERy-
a-a.--rrt SlPELAS. a.
These ale among the most terrible and ego,
niziug diseases of the muscles. the feshy 6bre
and tho skin; yet IN their worst forms, and
when seemingly lncu, able, they invariably dis
appear under perses ering application OF this
soothing, healing antidote to pain aud infam
nation.
SALT RHEUM, FEVER SORES,
STIFF JOINTS. r3 .ss.-.s
In cases OF Salt Rheum, where meiieal-ws.
lers, lotions, and every recipe Of the pharniaco-
poea have proved useless, tbs Ointment will
accomplish thorough cure. Fever Sores heal
quickly under lie influence. and its relaxing ef.
feet upon contractud' sinews is truly wonderful.
DISCHARGING ULCERS.
most remarkable ard happy chaugc is'pro,
duced in the appearance of malignant ulcers
after few applications of this Ointment. The
surrounding reduess yanishes, and granues OF
healthy flesh begin to take the place of the dis
charged matter. I his process goes on more OF
sess rapidly, until the orifice is filled up With
lound material and tho ulcer radically cured,
A WORD TO MOTHERS, nd
The young afe The mos, frequent sufferers
from external injuries, and therefore every
mother should have this healing preparation
constantly on hand. II is on absolute specific
for sore breasts, and quickly removes the en-.
crusied sores which sometimes dsegure the
heads aud faces of children. 1
SIGNIFICANT FACTS,
This Ointment is universally used on ho.or
the AIlal tic and Pacific whaling fleet as cure
for scorbutic affections and as the best possible
remedy for wounds and bruises. Large supplies
OF it have recently been ordered by the Sul,a..
Of Turkey for hospital purposes.
Both the Ointment and Pills should Be
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MUSL.NS yard wide for cents, and
A'A good Prinie for o4 cents JUST received
by -#'' "t A. C. MENSCH.
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New Arrival offspring and Summer Goods.

New Arrival offspring and Summer Goods.
3GeSgSEmEavE, &yRA1a S GD,
TT AVE e
LARGEST CHEAPEST
oferedn hioWM Having
wishing
h LADIES DRESS GOODS,
French pa % popns pameua cloth,
Gingham
GOODS OF KINDS,
mohai
All kinds SHAWIS,
Cloths casaer sanes rgs weed
(.
BOOTS AND SHOES Or ALL KINDS SIZES
We OF Hats
Qunwate CedarwaIe
&c
and the public
where We bought Lowest Cash Prices and will
O o &.
Boomsbug, October 2s 1885,
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~ Sold Vt the Manufactures of ptofesso,
HOLLOWAY, so Maiden Lanc. New York, and
244 Strand, London, by all respectable Drug
gists rnl Dealers in Medicine throughout the
United 5 aies, and ihe civilized world, IN potss
at @5 cents, G2! cents, and 81 each.
t5'- There is considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes.
N B.-Dirocioas for The guidance Of patient
IN every disorder nre affixed 10 each pot all
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TRAVERSE JUR0RS-FEB. TERM 81,

Plne-Geo. Stackhouse, jacob Dribelbis.
Briatcreek-Gilbert Fowler, Enoch Adams.
Locusl-John Kline, Jesse john Elijah
Cleayer, Davis Yeaser, jackson Campbell,
William Hughes. h 1f f--ss -a -sg,''
Scoi--Silas Edger, Abraham Snyder. III ID
Bloom-Nalhan Bom5oy, Michael Walter,
Elisha E, Barton. a..l ~ r-.ts-4a.rHs OBJ.
shingcreek--Samuel Yos,. Il lpit
Cen,re--Ciinton Herring, Henry Delong.
Madison-7John Clark. ,a.-, vt-e., O..
Observation-Disclosures iRemey, -7sr4a-, q,
Grange Jesse Brumsleler, George Wit.
mire, John McGarge, Michael Hagsnbuch,
William Fisher. rl.s--.h g.. '.'
Montour-Jacob Arnwine, Evan WeIliver.
Hemlock--Jesse Beers1'-1 IL 81. .....
Mimin--C. II. Hess, Reuben Fry. a.s
Maine-Soomon Shuman, Jesse John, Ja-
cob Brown. gH Gf .H
Calawssa Abel Thomas i.f Fr7i...'.
Cony OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Womer.
Mt. Pleasant-John Mordan fr
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GRAND JURORS--FEB. TERM, 1857

GHANU JUhVhSs-FEb'I TERMS Io01s
BrarcIeek-John Davenport, 6. W. Styer,
Hudson Owen. I 4, -, - ~ ...,'
BIoom-Ry B; Arthur, Charles M'KeIvy,,J J.
G. Fuss, John II. Eeidy. 4.
Cen,re-G. H. Fowler. ...... ...f..
'Fishingcreek-Russsl P. Stacker, Jacob
Sucker. ~, -, 80, .,...,.- -
Hemlock--cornelius Vanhorn. f,.-. q ..'
Jackson-Lott Parker, Nelson Kitchen.
: Locusl-Elijah Yocum. ......,, ...
: Madison-Nictoas Barber. p. q, d,
Monlour--Samuel Lazarus. , ~,
Orange--Henry Delonga9ls eds
Scotl--Ceorge Bowman, William Hagen.
buch, Samuel Belz. Ess. 'D,
Greenwood-JohnfK. Ewes. .,.,....
Sugarloal-John w. Kile,; Joseph Cole.
Pine--Rober Kinney ON bar y, a. .sr,4
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COLUMBUS MALE AND FEMALE
<SA Q3 81 2-10 SB GSn " 8
EMXGFtac COusHaiV. PG.

THE Trustees of this Institution Respectfully
IL announce, that il will bu opened for The
reception of Pupils, of both sexes. OH Monday
October Goth neyl, under the immediate care uf
Prof JAMES ANDERSON, as Principal.
Mr.. A. is gentleman of extensive acau,-e.
menis. AID enlarged experience as all educator.
and has been connected with the most popular
"High School" Of Bucks Co. for several wears,
He is also well and favorably known as a con.
tributor to some Of GU. leading educational ne,i.
odicals. r - r :,
THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
WIN comprise Onhogfaphy, Definitions Read
ing' Penmanship, Elymology. Geography, En- q.
Grammar, Composition, Arithmetic Alg.h,"
Geometry. Mensuration, Plane and S,obs,,c :,
Tfgononeiry, Surveying, Navigntic, a..
omy, &c. Book Keeping, History Pby snon- .,o,1o
Natural intellectual, and Moral P;n;Insa"sy' sS'
and Chemistry. "i''soPhy'
Classes iathe French, Ssnnish g. Io,;,,
Languages will he 70. med a. ao,Iv os $3.50
Dc" ana instruction on Piano. Forls i'' viii ps
s,,"aa w nINLf LECTURES on, tho Natural,
iIi w;T"t. Illustrated by appropriate apparatus
wiz 30 i.c given. III
H'EciAL ATTENTION will be paid to
y"uhg Ladies and Gentlemen designing 10 DUAL
ny themselves as Teachers.
T e r MS:
-FOUR, FIVE and SIX Dolla,s per Quarter
IN accordance with the studies pursued, pay able
one half in advance and the balance a the close
of the Quarter.
GOOD BOARD can be had IN the village at
moderate price.
tS Mr.. a. will deliver an address on Physi.
cal, intellectual and Moral education, ON The
day of commencement, when his method of
imparting instruction will be illustrated. and
the discipline and management of the chooI,
fully explained. of. ~ 1l.'
Parents, Guardians, and the friends of educa
iion generally, arc cordially invited to be pres
en,.
%. L. CHAPfN, D. ". STEVENS,
JOHNkOONS, ND. STILES.
SlLAS DODSON, JOHN YAPLE,
THOMAS PEALER,
Columbus, Sept. 4, 1855. Trustees.
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,JACQB- -EYERLY, n,.r
-iS3as fEaCaerk or theSOrhans' Court.
Clerks Office, TITa q 1('liiH 70 /.
Bloomsbury, Deo.9, 1856. -e-eF ..--..- :.
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A New Book for Agents.

Bloomsburs, Jan. 5, 1857. - '.-
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Administrators Notice.

Greenwood, Dec. I 5, 1856. '7' li9 o
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-08

Mozart Concert.


see by the papers that our popular Mozart So
ciety intend to honor themselves, and grace the
new Mechanics Hall, by the performance of an
entire oratorio, by one of the greatest masters,
on the evening of Fast Day. A great combina-
ton Of talent is to assist on the occasion.
This sublime composition, representing the
successive acts of the creation of the world, from
the first command, " Let there be light" to the
browning work, the creation of the first human
pair, illustrated with descriptive symphonies and
choral hymns, sung by angel voices, with wealth
of melody and harmony unsurpassed in any work
of art. A grandeur of design and finish OF detail
such as are brought to view only in the highest
achievements of human genius and skill, has
placed its author among the foremost composers
Of all time. Bach, Handel, Haydn, Mozart,
Beethovenl The works of those men are as fresh
to-day as when the last note was written, and
through all ages they will continue to challenge
the admiration of the whole world.
The mozart Society deserves liberal support
from thepublic, for its enterprise in producing so
noble and digni6ed a composition as this Of
Haydn. 1t is not too much to expect crowded
house on the occasion. Every thing promises
well for glorious time. r.
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Col. hoN.- 1t is stated that at recent
meeting d in st. Lonis, letter was read
from Colenton, denouncing the movement
for emanation in Missouri, Col. Benton
course inc last campaign, and his most un-
fatherly ttment of Col. Fremont after the
close OF | Presidential canvass, have pre-.
pared us ~ for even this most iuhuman
act. Inclusion in regard to his opposition
to slavery hich be for many years has sought
industriog to diffuse, is at an end. We
trust alschat his bosh about the Union,
which he dded at extravagant prices with
out lectug at all for money!, through the
North, is b at an end. That a man Of his
years shol go out of his way to check
movemenihich will do more for the good of
Missouri tn any that can be imagined, IS a
marvel. t the fate of Missouri is with the
young antot the old. The old mans thor
ough symthy with slavery explains much
that in hiareer has seemed anomalous, and
his last acFill sadden and madden many a
friend of h and emancipation whose words
fsr the latt are pronounced, not to be re-
called. SpQfeld Republican.
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GENEROSITY. = An Irishman named James
Flanagan, living in Auburn, where he owns a
small farm, and is well-to-do in the world says
the Bay State, came to this city, on Monday, to
purchase some hogs, having one hundred and
twenty dollars in his pocket book. He became
very much intoxicated, and lost his pocket book
on the street. Wandering about the streets, he
fell across the rails near Hackers coal yard, just
before the train from the West was due. Anoth-
er Irishman and boy saw the dangerous position
Of the man, Che being dead drunk, and after con-
siderable effort, removed him to place Of safety,
and sent for the police, who took him to the
watch house. A little boy named Marble found
the pocket book and money, and advertised them.
Flanagan charged the officers with the larceny Of
the money on Tuesday morning, but the adver-
tisement was seen and the money restored.