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A SOW O. Ia belle France came into B.

A SOW OF Ia belle France came into B,
one day. stole a watch, was arrested, tried,
condemned TO State Prison, and sent off in
wagon, with some others, all in the space
of tso hours and half. When he reached
the top of the hill, whence the whole Will
age could be seen, he stopped-turned
abou,-and gazing at i, for moment, at
last exclaimed, ''Well, dis is de smartest
leede place for beeziness Eat evair | did
secw
THE GULF FSrReAM-BayardT TAYLOR states
that the fishermen on the coast OF Norway
are supplied with wood from the tropics, by
the Gull Stream. Think of Arctic fishers bur
ming upon their hearlhs the paims of Hayu,
tho mahogany Of Honduras, aud the preci-
Gus woods Of the Amazon and the Ofnoco.
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sLIl&Wa

la BIoom-hnrs on last Friday, 23d inst.
Mr. john McBRIDE, aged about So years.
In Hemldck, on last Friday, 23d inst, Mr.
DAVID SMITH, aged about 80 years, an old
aud well Known citizen Of that township.
In Blcon,burg. on Tuesday morning, eth
inst, loDISGs DARKLEy, Esq, aged about 70
years.
The deceased was for many years a Justice
of The Peace in this town, and served one
term as CouIty Commissioner. Both in pub
lie a!d private lie he was respected by his
fellow citizens
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AMEs.sesTYRssIS n

fSSlIE citizens ot Buomsbnrg aud vicinity
are hereby notified that q. w. WAGNER,
.fmbrotypia and SteroscQptSt, will remain only
Il few days longer in lbls place 50 give him
IA call while he is to be found. Relying upon
his long aud extensive practice in differ
en States il the Union, and strct adhsr-
euce to the numerous Improvements which
have been added 10 the hu he ieels conf
dent of rendering satisfaction TO all that may
favor him with their patronage.
He returns his sincere thanks 10 the public
for past iavors, aud hopes TO merit still
Iarner share OF public support.
Bloomsbury, Oct. 81, 1851.
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": y AMMI8MIa

Oc'oher 22d, 1851, i" Bloomsbury, 10y the
Rev. n. w. CoIboum Mr.. JAMES MEREIpErn
10 Miss ANN KELLEY, all of Lishl Street,
Columbia county, Pa.
On Tuesday, the 18Th inst, al The U. S.
Ho'el WiIlamspou, by Rev. w. Simoaton,
WILLIAM G. JOHNSON, and AMANDA BLUE, all
OF DanVlllp, Moutour county, Pa.
At the Bnfialo House, Lewisburg, 18Th inst,
JAMES B. Hartman and HARRIET CRowNovER,
both of ofangevilIe, Columbia county, Pa.
On the 22d lust, by The Rev. VIM. j. Eyer,
Mr.. JlNKs DYER, 10 Miss DEBORAH ANN CASE,
both OF Locust township, Col. co.
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Tnn Rrv. c. s. BURNETT, while laboring as
a Missionary in Southern Asia. discovered q
simple and certain Cure ior Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis Coughs, Colds, Nervous
Debility, and all impurities OF the blood; also,
an easy and enec,ual mode OF lnhaling the
remedy. Actuated by desire TO benefit his
suffering fellows, he will cheeriuIly send The
Recipe (Iree) to such as desire it, with full
and explicit, directions for preparing aud cue.
ccssiully using the Medicine
Address Rev. c. s. BURNETT,
S3i Broadway, Nrw York Guy.
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cause il is ,uconvenieat and difficult 10 &c,

cause it is inconvenient and difficult 10 GET
money, put off all their domestic bills as
long as they possiblycan. If these persons
would only pu themselves to one hundredth
part of the Inconvenience TO pay these, that
they do to prevent a note from being pro-
tested, they would easily accomplish it,
And if they would only so round and pay
up every small and domestic debt they have
in the world and keep no more accounts,
but pay as they go, ii would give such an
impetus to the retail trade, as 10 create a
demand for goods al remunerative prices
and put money in circulation in all branches
of business. If no more such accounts
were opened, it would make this whole
crash end in great blessing TO all, and but
little Inconvenience TO any.
Every honest and honorable man has go,
to pay, and expects TO pay, and has no
doubt that he will pay all these debts some
day Let him do so no,o. For him to wait
until tines get easier, is leaving the man
who has trusted him 10 struggle on through
his difficulty without the aid to which he
was entitled. and. if he survives, 10 help
him when it is of no use. There never
will be easier times with such. So far the
cash has only been for large sums and not
for small. This is all that it is at present.
But it must begin and continue TO pinch
tighter and tighter uron small sums for
even the largest men, unless averted by
such u restoration of healthy trade as that Of
which we speak. The man who puts of
the milk bill and the grocery bill, because
it will be easier IN month or two, is The
man 10 whom it will then be far harder. In
fact he is jus, the man tina, will be very apt
not 10 pay at all.
Blu, he who will now begin thus and al
ways buy his household goods with ready
money, il will not only take world of care
and shame off his mind though he should
fail for million hereafter, but he will get
through all tbs expenses alta much less cost,
The pressure on the money market will
then act as a break upon the cable OF his
personal expenditures, and prevent ii run.
nng out too fast, while what he does get
will be obtained for far less.
We see that in New York the largest
Wholesale houses are now seeking the re-
tai cash trade, 10 catch the first breeze cr
restored business. OF course these houses
can afford to sell cheaper without loss. This
will al least start business again on the
ready money basis, the only thing to put
money Iii circulation or restore credit Lei.
80
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COLUMBUS MALE AND FEMALE
AIAnEMY,

THE Trustees OF this Iu>riruion have unan-
lmousiy elected II. d. WALKER A. M, OF
LewISpuia, Prnc,pal OF said Academy, in
place of Prof. Anderson. whose time expires
with tho present term, the i9,h day OF Oct.
INST.
Mr. Walker will succeed Mr.. Anderson
Immediately after the close of his lators. II
is designed by the Trustees, with their new
Principal, to make this Institution one of the
best OF the kind IN the Sale.
II. b. WALKER, a. Nj, Principal
New Columbus Ocl ii 1887.
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Snecial Notices.

WOODLAND CREAM "A P0made for
bcauf1ying the Hair-Eighly perfumed,
superior to any French article imported, and
for half the price. For dressing Ladies Hair
it has no equal, giving it a bright glossy ap.
,,earance 1t causes Genllcmen's Hair 10
curl in The most natural manner. 1t ltremoves
dasdruf, always giving the hair the appear.
ance of being fresh shampooed. Price only
fifty cents. None genuine unless signed
FErRlDGE s. co,
Proprie,ors Of The
Boim Of a thousand Flowers."
For sale by all Druggists. New York
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NOTICE
- Rothe' heirs and fegal'rprsenr.
:. ! a,ives Of Yost Driesbacti, late Of

.--& rEothe' heirs and ieqaPrprsent.
H.. a,ives of Yost Driesbach, late Of
~ Rosringcreek tow nsbip, in the coun.
ty of Columbia, deceased: rtA
You and each OF you will take notice, that
al Court of Common Pleas, held at Blooms
burg, for the comfy OF Columbia, ON the 5th
day Of May, A. d 1856, the petition OF Ma
than Nriesbach and Samuel Hauck was pre-
senied 10 the said Cour, representing that the
lands OF The said petitioners, situate in the
township Of Roatinecreek, are now teld in
gage or pledge by two several mortgages, to
wit Que mortgage in lavcr Of Y6sl Dries
bach made and given b! Samuel Hsuek, da.
ted The 3oih day Of March, A. D. 1852: ens
Other mortgage in favor Of Yost Dtiesbsch
aforesaid made and given by Nathan Dries.
bach, dated the 2is, day of Septe mber, A. %.
1852; he first oi which mortgages is record.
ed in the Office for the recording Of deeds,
&c, in and for the county Of Cofnmbie, in
Mortgage book No. 3 pages 1884 and the
second Of which~is recorded ir the same
book, pages 1919; that said mortgages 70.
main unsarislied; and that letters oi admins
tralion on ihe estate of said Yost Diesbach
have not been granted; and praying the said
Court In grant rule upon you Il show cause
by the first day of September Term Of the said
Court, A. ID. 1857, why satisfaction oi raid
mortgages should uol tie entered uron tho
record hy the Recorder of Deeds, by the ti.
recl'on Of the said Coun; which rule, a. the
said september Term 81 said Cobr', was con.
.inued until The then following December
Term o! the sad Couu: Therefore yon ere
hereby required In appear on the first day Of
next December Tenn Of said Courl io answet
tte prayer OF The peiiioner IN the ease
Witness my hand at Bloomsbu:g, in the
County of Columbia, this 10th day of Octu.
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UNNEcEs>ARY YCHrMBLT>G-A Southern Jour.
nal, commenting upon class who have
peny 20 eat, drink ard wear, AID no labil-
tues in any way embarrassing, who yet
cToak in the most iorloru manner, and sigh
plainiveiy for better times, tells the follow
ing opposite anecdoie;
"rracy's slave Pomp,' in this town,
many years ago, not couIent 10 draw VINE
from his masters pipe by The usual way,
took the head out of the cask, and as he
stood dipping up the sparkling beverage,
sud drinking from Il silver goblet, gave the
scntimcnt-'Hcre is TO better timcs.' His
master happening in at that moment, struck
him on the side of the head, Telling him &c
the floor, saying, you black rascal you,
will leach you that times are good enough
when you can drink the best of wine from
silver cups, without wishing for better"
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V Barnum, it is said, is on his feet again,
a richer man than before, having bought the
claims against him at from five 10 twenty five
cents on the dollar, with the exception OF
some $4,000 His assigned property, it is
said, has been returned 10 him again, and
lranistan is being refil.ed for his residence
Thes,ory needs confirmation, Baruum, when
he left for Europe short time ago, said he
was as poor as q church mouse.
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a WARNING.-A singular and serious acc.
dent happened at Stamford, Connecticut, on
Friday evening last. a lady had been ap-
plying 10 her hair mixture Of castor oil aud
alcohol, and approaching 10 near a lighted
lamp, her hair became enveloped in blaze,
and the fame was not exllnguished until the
lady was so severely burned that she is now
considered IN critical situation.
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THE WITlERED HEART.
BY T. s ARTHUR

BY 7. ;. AKTHUK.
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ot the most thrilllns tales ever written by The
author. 1t shows how man may seem 10
the world all that is good and noble, aud yet
he a t>rant in his family, and finally send his
wife To a mad-hou,e.
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also works of History, Biography, &c., for
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Proposed Enslousmeat Of Sepoys,--The Eu
sopean Times (LiverpooI,) speaking of the
rs-subjnsation of India, aud how 10 treat the
natives, says the way sis 10 deport them TO
The colonies. and make Them labor, for the
remainder OF their lives, in raising sugar and
solher tropical Troducls."
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Public Sale Of Real Estate,

In pursuance ot en- order of The Orphans
Coun OF Columbia County, On SATURDAY
tho 2lst day OF NOVEMBER next, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, Mathew Mcdowell
administrator OF Abuer Mcdowell, late of
Scott township, IN said county, deceased,
will expose TO sale by public vsndue, upon
the premises, certain tract OF land situate
lr Orange township, 10 the county Of Colum.
tia, adjoining lands of William White on
the Eas', Peter Schua on the North. and
lands ri Mathew Mcdowell on the South
and West containing eight acres more OF
lcSs. There are erected on he nremises a
Two story log hnuse. and Stable,
POWDt II MILL,
Gazing House, Dry House, Stack House, SC,
ana wafer power apputt,maEt. f.ale The
"staie OF sa'd deceased, situate IN tue town
ship OF Orange aud county aforesaid.
hGy person inclined to 20 into tie hnsi-
ness ci making powde' can iind no propef,y
better calculated for the business.
JACOB EVERY, Crk.
September lG, 1857.
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HIDING AwAY.--The ST. Louis Intelligen-
Ger says that not less that three millions of
dollars have been Withdrawn from the banks
and bankers of ST. Louis, in the las, thirty
days. This was mostly good money, TOO;
nor has it left The city. 1t is stored away in
secret places, and will retnm TO active en-
ployment, and 10 the Bank results, with re-
turning confidence.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that Ieuers of adj
mnisiralon upon the estate OF Stephen Sei-
pie, late of Ceute township, Columbia CO.,
deceased have been granted 10 The Register
of Wills &C., of said county TO the under
signed residing al Blackjack, LuZen,e CO.
An persons indebted 10 the estate are re-
quesled To- make paymen, without delay;
and those having accounts for settlement 10
present them 10
JAMES KESTER,
administrator,
Blackcreek, Luserne CO., Oct. %, 'a7.
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ComPrrte"s,e Geography and History ancient
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Auditors Notice.

LsIl7t q b4NIE dPpIsNln EfIs q HfnI5cE fotrn.
ship, Columbia County.
THE !egalssS aud all o'hers Interested in
he estate OF Balls Appieman, IAIe OF Hem
'ucA lownshiP, Co'umbIa coUnly, viii take
notice 'hat tie urrer.iGuei appointed bT he
Orphans CCu,t 0. Columbia ccun'v. srG..cr
o make distribution oi The several ia arcss
m ne hands OF Caleb App!emsn. Peer Al ?
pieT"0 and BaL!s App.eman, Exsculos- of
B,.i> ArFlsman, decreased. wi, arsua .,
NE otiils Of GoteuF Clark, ESQ in BAoea,-.
burg, thursday, The I9rh jsy Of Nover.
ter neat wneN and whsre al persons inter.
e,;sI may attend 1t 'Ley IniUk Btoser
WILLIAM NEAL, AzdiioT.
Bloom shu-- S-pl 80 1857
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Full Stock Of Fall Dry Goods.

EYRE g. LANDELL, Fourth & Arrh S's.,
A2 Philadelphia. respectfully request Cash
Buyers TO examine fine stask oi SeasonaoIe
Gnud4. adopted 10 Best Pennsylvania Trade.
tuli Liue OF Fall Dress Goods.
New designs OF Fall ShsUls
Good Black Silk Of all wl",hs.
Cases assorted French Meunoes.
Z " Poll de Cnevfes. New Goods.
Brit sh aud American Dark Prln's.
Sd'neus, Cassimeres, Cioths Festings.
Muslns, Liutus, FldunetS, Blankets, Sc.
n. B.-Aur,lon Baraains from New York
a ii this Guy dali, received. Particular at
r-ntion gwen to Country orders for desirable
Goods- Terms Net Cash.
Sept. /, IS57-3mos.
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New Arrival of Fall and Winter Goods.
DAVID 1cWENEzEG


apparel, including
EAgEE0EAlgLH DRESS o@ATsa
and figure shirts, Stocks collars,
ART
lie clothing very and in
the o o.
Bloomsb Amil1
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List Of letters
" EMAlNlNG III the Pnsl OGhce al Blooms.
tUrg, Pa, Ior the Quarter ending Sept.


tutI, "a, Ior the Quarter ending Sept.
3O,h, 1857.
HauOs VIM. Iaman James
Bowman Harry Meyer Jefferson
Downing GEO Noway Isaac
Evans Ca;harine Nourn John A
Evans joseph RM OiI Jesse
Evans EtIck SHarp Richard
Griffith David K Snyder Jacob
Gailrg!cy Pdinck ScafinerJ wv
Garvry John Story James .r
hsiSIer Joseph Shiman Mr..
Hart ianck Steel HanIs
Hughes David Treats John B
Ham Peter > Woolf Thomas
Hhnset S,deuham William LewisJ
I'LL Samuel Whne Geo ID
HeEeuger G DAVID Iones
kelchun Pete. james Flinn q
kuuu Thomas Robt. Mcdonald 2
kuk Mary
Person. calling Tor tie above letters will
please say they are advertised.
PHILIP UNANGST, Pm.
B'oomsturI. On, l.
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GOOFEisENG.

THE su5scrib-r Announces that he will
carry on The COOPER!NG BUSINESS al his
brewery IA iiopklue'llIe whore he will make
BARRELS, TUBS, KEGS,
and everything N thai iIne OF business Hs
will also repair work OF all kinds, ard v II do
II sk..tuily aud al iiir prices.
CHARLES " HASSERT,
Bnom.bnrI. Lune .. 1857.
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New arrival of Spring and Summer Goods !
EoLEE1aEa%ySz-, &JEn.AHa q Gsdoe


all We
and People
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-06
MONROE SPRINGS eoR SALE.

OFFER lor SAFE the MONROE SPRINGS, to- 20
II gether with all appurtenances consisting of an Es
ample supply Of Beds, Bedding, Household and -
Kitchen Furniture; ALSO Crockery, Cutlery etc. The
Springs situated in the Northeastern part of Monroe
county Ala mile Of the Mobile and rard railroad
ana the same distance from the Mobile stage lne The
tract belonging the Springs contains 500 acres of No.
creek land growth hickory white oak red oak pop.
lar sweet gum mulberry, elm, holly Spanish oak with un.
derRrowth of buckeye sunach and other un.
dersrowth indicating rich soil About l2O acres of the
above lands Is In high of cultivation and will pro-
ings are in good condition with large and commodous
Hotel and winter residence for family also, TenPn
Aley Billiard Room and Table, Bath House. two Ball
Rooms one of which Is City ysrds distant from the
hoe Aso two roomy Stables, togetheF with Corn Cribs
Negro Houses etc. In fact there nothing wanting TO
make this one of the desirable watering places the
South the water stands In high repue a. any the
State Testimonials of tho fact be produced If re-
quired.
will sell the place on the following terms Ton dollar.
per acre-oneourth cash. the balance In three annual
payments. with notes and approved security, or mort
gage Of the place.
Any person wishing to engage In business Of the kind
would do wello examine these Springs, a. the business
could he commenced without outlay save ior gece
ries ample supply of things necessary lot
motel business Any number Of sheep can be had n
beef at to cents turkeys ut IS cents chickens at ~
cents eggs at lO cents per Dozen butter at Is cenl
For further particulars apply C. E. Haynes, Esq Ga-
zette once, Cahsba, Aabsms, myself at the Spring..
Dec 31--vph ENGLlaH. Trustee.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
RAPpAHASN0CX ANn nm sALE

RAPPAIIANNOCK LAND FOR SALE
Attorney for the heirs Of John Seymour ialialei,
"A 70, offer for sale that exceedingly valuable an
desirable estate known by the genera name OF hAs
II 10 not often that Nh opportunity Is afforded OF po
.ae9 sna bw ne sas, oa who wish to
bereeved from the OF land and negroes ne W.. us
contains about 200 Acres, the whole OF when ns
heretofore been cultivated one farm 1t 49, however,
In three lots or parcels divided by strips OF Intervening
land0 each of which will be sold separately yo a..
lst. Hays" "proper-contanng about Ivy Acfe. 'Ie
"River Flat"
is situated Immediately the RappahannocE In the
county Of King George Ssgns s sS s~oae aed of
Wallace on the one side, and Of Mr.. Parke Coron on
the other This estate has always been
to uuy on Underwater Virginia, for the production Of wheat
and Corn The soil 10 of the finest DESCRIPTION aud when
reduced by excessive cultivation readily restored to
its original fertility Though not ousne OF clover seed
fslds a uxuriant crop. The estate 10 we'll watered.
about twothirds open for cultivation and the balance
in wood part Of which say .v 10 Hv ~
suitable for Ship building There s on this tract water
Grist MILL
plank will extend from the bank to the vessel
ceiving grain from "Hays"
end The Mill Tract situated just below Hay
tains 35l 20 80 of which are In wood The orr
mains of old Mill upon .tream that never fails, pAss
lug through this tract which II rebuilt would connsnd
large custom. This 10 very desirable property tor one
wishing to farm q limited scale.
Sd. Boomsberry. This division Of the estate COM
mences with the fret range of hills from the river pro-
verbal for its fertility aloug the whole Of the Rap
pahsnnock 1t contains 750 acres, sufficient portion OF
which 10 in wood. For residence, tow situations pre-
sent more attractions. The location healthy aud the
view from the hills nearest she river Is extensive and
beautiful This Of land placed In either OF the val
lev counties of the Staie-removed II would De from
tde water commune stiUn-woud really command dou'
BILE the price asked for 1t.
survey OF each tract in progress and ptan will
soon be ready for exhibition. -. ..,.
Upon large part Of che purchase money sshsiacto @
Oh iptxr IL
credit can be had. The time of possession will be &C.
eommodsted to the wishes Of the purchAsers. :,
Persons desiring further information will please direct
their letters TO me- King George c. II. Va Those
wishing view the property will call on me- and IN my
absence will be shown by Mr. Lee the manager on the
estate. w. R. MASON.
Sept lS-c2m