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GRAND JURORS FOR MAY TERM, '57.

Btiarcreek--John Doak, Richard Thomp.
son.
Centre-Soomon eyhard.
Catawissa--Charles Kreagh.
Greenwo ood--John Lemon, Geo Masters,
Edward Atbrr,Son, Ira johnson, Isaac Dewiu.
Hemlock---Peler Appleman.
Locusi--John Yrager.
Monulp Goho.
Minlin-AbraEam Moseller, William N.
Brown.
Nlaine-Daniel Shuman.
Montour-Peier Heimbach.
Madi~or-James Johnson, Keller A. Smith,
John Swisher.
Pine--Albert Hunter.
Scol--John Tre,nhly, Harman 6. Crive-
ling, Jackson Gauelson.
Suuaroaf-Andiew Laubach.
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PRcS1AMATIcN.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
several Courts of Common Pleas, Gen.
eral Quarter Sessions Of the Peace, and
Orphans Court. Court Of Oyer and
Termincr and Jail Delivery, in and for
tho County of Columbia, To commence al
the CouRr HousE. IN BLooMsnuRu, ON
Monday The 4h Day Of May nert,
TO coNTINUE ONE WEEK.
The Coroner, Justices of the Peace a.
Constables, in and for the county of CO.
lrmbia are requested to be then and there
in their proper persons, with their rolls,
records. inquisi,ions, and other remcm-
brances, 10 do those things 10 their sew
eral Offices apper,aining to be done.
And all Witnesses prosecuting in behalf
of the Common wealth against any pris
onrr, are also requested and commanded
TO be then and there attending in their pro;
per persons TO prosecute against him, as
shall be jus,-and no, TO depart without
leave al their peril. Jurors are reqncstI
cd TO be punctual in their attendance, a..
the time appointed agreeable to their no.
tircs,
Given under my hand at Bloomsburg The
Is, lay Of Amil, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ifv.scven, and the Indepe ndence Of The
United States Of America the slst.
(God save the Commonwealth
STEPHEN II. MILLER. Sh'T
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New arrival of Spring and Simmer Goods !!
DAVID IowzNEzEG


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and boys apparel, including
NA$NT1NADLlE Obese 01ATsa
and
lie will o
tbs of
Bloomsbury April
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a administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hetchy given iha, lclers of adj
mini>lraion npor the estate of John Il. De-
wit, late oI Scott .ownship, Columbia coun-
", deceased, have been granted to the un-
dersrsred residing in Light Street. All per.
sons indebted to The said estate are requested
to make payment without delay, and those
having accounts against the decedeut 10 pre-.
sent them for settlement to
GEORGE JOHN,
Liah, Street March 80, 1857. .4dm'r.
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8 RISING SUN
NURSERIES s GARDEN,

.sss-s Germantown Road. half an hours
,idc fom The Erehonge ty Omnibus.
SHADE, FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL
TREES, SHRUBS, PLANTS, ROSES, &c,
Cultivated and for sale in quantities to SUIT
dealers and others. including an extensive
and varied assortment OF all The desirable va
rie,ies of the above, for sale Wholesale and
retail.
Catalogues can be had on application,
gratis. S. MAUPAY s. co.
B.-When addressed by mail, direct 10
Rising Sun P. O., Philadelphia. Our stands
are in The Marker, Market St below Sixth,
nhere orders are also received.
March 25lh, lS57-6l.
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MISS MARRYATT'S NEW NOVEL:
HENRI TTIE.

OR, LIFE AND EXISTENCE.
Bv Miss Emllia M4uyal', taosh'er OF The
late Captain Mluyau 10 mo, cloth. 40
pages. Pnce 81 90.
What the PREs, say OF Henry Lyle:
"We hope Ia see mis- book in ssery well
selected Library. II il wurty OF Mace
among the finest works o: ANY e'a. Pa
=er's Basa=i,.e.
1T is a crushing rehUke 10 The tsateacy
Of the nre>eni generation 10 lHfile gy.-L5E.
don .4fheHeupl.
I've have seldom had an o7noruaj.y {.
euiny'n. a more fascinating or mo;s IT.
siInctive novel"-IribHEs.
"The lady writes ~ size 20 Please h
PEOPLE quite az vel ard a >k'l.fu!'y = her
father dlJ. Gel coy (: "RsHy
Lyle" torthwith-T7t<.
Published by GARRETT, DICK < FIJI
GERALD, No. Is Ann Srss'. New Nofs
fcI sale by +. PETERSON.
HPP!NCNrT 4 GO.
W. i. HALtARQ 4 %.
Copies Of The above woIS ssuI 10 any a.
dress tree Ci lNn>isSs,
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COLUMBUS MALE AND FEMALE
a. Ca a. Id ia ET -
LUZernc County. Pa.

TNHE Trustees Of this Ins,iu.on respectfuilv
l. announce. that II will be opene for tie
reception n Pupils Of 10th sexes. On NIo,J.v
October 2O'h neri. under tho inrnedi,,e ,,-e a.
Pf"t JAMES ANDERSON, as rriacio.!.
Mr.. a. is gentleman Of extensive acquire
rnentS. and enllrgsI experience a. au elucsto.
and has been connected With the most potpl,,
high School Of B,cks Go. for several wear.
He also well and laVoraL,y knoxn IS con.
u,'u'of 10 some Of cur leading educational per-.
odcaIs.
THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION .
WIN comprise OHhograrLy, Definitions, Re,1.
ing. PenmansbIP. Etymoicgy. Geography. In,
h'ammaf, Composition. Arithmetic tlfsbrs
1eometTy. MensurslIon, PIsne and Srher,ezI
ihsononeiry. >orveyinE, Navigation. A..-oa.
5omr, &c. Book Keeping. History. Phyao!s.v.
Natural. ln'e,iectual; and Mofsl PAle.,;,hy.
and Chemistry.
C2as'ss in The French. Spgni.l q. Latin
Languages will tc formeI 81 elrlT q. pi.e-.es.
b", AMI I7s'fu-ti,n ~ Pi1.o-Fa-,e VII :.
given # desireJ.
WEEKLY LECTURES On he Y.,--.l
SCIENCES, ILLUSTRATED % sPpioFri1,e s;r,rI.u.
wiz 80 e given
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THOMAS PEAlE&-
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Farm for Sale.

Tie FU5sof.5sr Off. - r-,sz's al -
'srr' CIR a'..ta ONE HUNDRED aNG r.e.
~ ACht>. un S's-h s's .ng hness,
iO1 BAN, q good s1Uns nj Vzie- -e.r .As
house, snd a 1905 acple s'e1-src. The 2-oo-
cry VII maze goc- hoG= III s1s rsrsoa
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He s!.o of-i- io, sac aac: -e-;-.cs 81 "a
lying N P.as ioS1..Ip, Cg.csn.lz cuso.y,
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Notice.

4 III. persons Interested will take notice
"A that James Leidy aud John Richprl,
Commiuee OF ArchibslJ Palier.ou habiu
al dtunkar,l, have filed their accounts Of The
manaaemcn, of tha estate OF the said Arhi
bald Paterson in the Prolhouotaty's office
oi the Couu of Common Pleas oil Columbia
county, and that The sah account will he
prese0ed TO the Court Of Common Pleas o.
said county for confirmation aud allowance
on Wednesday, The 9th day ot MAY next.
JACOB EYERLY,
Bloomsbury, March 2S, 1887. Irofhv.
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HoLLowAi's OINTMENT.
CIrcnlar Ia the SICK.


YT,H r first hospital So, gcona and G'edicsi pub'
licists of Europe. admit the unrsrsilss3
anti. infammatory aud healing properties OF this
Ointment; governments sanction its use in
their naval and pilitary services: and the nsssss
in this country and throughout the world fepose
the utmost confidence in iis curative properties.
II pen'tat6a the sources of Inflammation an1
corruption which undcrle the external eviden-
ces Of diease, and ncutfalizc tho fiery elements
which feed aud cxaspetote the malady.
RHEUMATISM SCROFULA, FRY
SlPELAS.
These ATE among the most terrible and SEQ.
niziug diseases Of the muselef. the heshy fbfs
and the skin; yet IN fhtr worst forms. and
when seemingly Inrn'aIlo they invariably dis.
appear under a Pefse'erng application Of this
soothing, healing aniidote to pain and inflsm.
nation.
SALT RHEUM, FEVER SORES,
STIFF JOINTS.
In cases Of Salt Rheum, where medical va.
| ters, IoIiods, and every recipe m the phsrmsro-
poca have proved usele,s, the Ointment will
accomplish thorough en,e Fever Sores hesI
! quickly underii influence. and its relaxing ef.
feet upon conirnclud sinpws il truly wonderful.
DlSCHARGING ULCERS.
rost ttInnfk'jic ard happy change i, pro.
dueed ~ the nPeafanco oi moligunlt ulcers
nIter lev npFlIcaionS Of thus Uiniment 1b.
surrounding tedness sonishep, and g,annis, of
healthy flesh begin TO take The place Of lLe die.
charged matter. 7 bis pre- cess goes on more or
ses' rapidly, hhlil 'te o'IGce is filed up with
lound material and the ulcer rsdicsiy cured
A WORD TO MOTHERS.
lie yourg arc the most frequent sufferers
from external Injuries, aud iherefne every
mother should have IBIS hesiing preps,.,iqo
! constantly on hand. II is an absolute specific
| Tor sore bressiE, and quickly fonoyes ,b, 90.
crusicd sores which sometimes di,Grurs ia.
heads and faces Of children.
SIGNIFICANT FACTS,
| This Ointment il universally used on bo.s,
! ,'e HHai TIC and Pacific Whaling feet as cue
''t seo:rptc o.iecions and as tie beat po.sibis
remedy for wounds and bfGi-es. Large supeli..
OF II have recently necn ordered by lhe Sultan
oi Turkey for hospital purposes.
Both the Ointment and piils sho,fl1 4.
used in The (olioui"g cases:
Bunions, sAin Diseases.
buins' Swellsd Glands,
chsPpsd Hands. Sore Legs,
Chiibialns, Sore BresE,s
Fisiula, sore Heads,
Goui. Sore Throat,
h'm'ago' SHrss Of al! kiras.
Iereu'oi Efu.;ion', SPANS,
Files sun JOINTS,
Rheunsiian, 1eiter,
Rinsworn, riosu,
. sat Rhegr, Veuefcsl sores.
scalds Wound. NJ ,u TIL
~ sod - lie hsnuac'miss u P,ose,so,
/ HoLLowAr, 80 h'iJen Lsne. Ne~ Ys.k- snd
Z'' H'f'nt. In Jon - s.' fes;'e' e'sJis Drugs
g,si- and Deris'' IN N'dr.re 'h'.gshest tie
. tnHeI a..-. anb rhe ,.ril I'd v..L. n uotss
I At 81 cents 693 cents. and 81 Zach.
/ u ae's i. e9rsitsrs. !e saving b. t.kiGz
the l3rser sizss.
y b.-D.ecii1ns foTtbe sus1srcs of J.ti,al
m every dira'ds ne fzy-,i t1 -s-h o., .!f
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rhE undersigned kNVE>S TereASs>3 SAs
eairs iai~rsS, u hS> tsse NssSAs,, ~ >c,N,
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FIRST ARRIVAL!
OF SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,

A c. MENCH respectfully informs his
m friends, customers, aud The public gem
orally that he has ust received from PhiIa.
telpha the first goods Of The season, consist
ing OF large assortment Of choice and de.
siEable
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pisseIulion of Ce-PartPeTShip,

THE C. fsHUrT>S,N ns;'C'''-' ~ -, = ~
tween HIG,ew u Psps s T,las% Eey,
peok>s 'ler> srd >sslrSs-s, jrsisaS urtsr ,,s
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hy ma'uAl eeHssa,,
WILLIAM L rESSY.
WILLIAM SSST(.
Philadelphia, Feb ~, lSSr
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SYOPES! /! S1UJ'ES! SYOPES

S2'OPES! f! STOJ'ES! S1OVES!
,sT,a THE undersigned informs his friends
sM3 aud the public in general, that hs has
'aked the entire interest III the
TiNuare and SiOuc Establishment.
on Main Street, one door above the Court
House, Boomshutg. where h" il prepared 10
furnish Tmware, Stoves, Srovepipe, and
Sponlng, and all other business in his line on
short notice, and IN good order.
The New Raub and William Penn Cook
ing Stove, anc also large assortment of
rarlOr stoves,
constantly on hand and Ior sale at moderate
prices
C0' Thankful Tor former patronage, he re.
slectlully solIcIs n continuance of The same.
JOSEPH SHARPLESS.
Bloomshurg, May 6, 1856.
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a. The Coal Companies of the Lehish,
have fixed the rates of freight on coal the
same as last year.
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LADIES DRESS GOODS,

pl porln
uoha
WHITE GOODS OF AL KINDS Sleeves Collars andkerchie
and nnmn
All kinds SHAW S hrocse, Bay W"efV black silk ca'hme Emo-
elns,h
CHILDREN
We have Hats aud Caps te" fashions We have also Hard
Very liable
MuIms
drI
the public call before
Bloom
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New Arrival offspring and Summer Goods.


IL which the LARGEST CHEAPEST and HANSuMST
themselves with The
the People lgelo Of
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These ATE among the most terrible and SEQ.
niziug diseases of the muselef. the feshy 6bfs
and the skin; ye, IN fheir worst forms. and
when seemingly lnen'nIlo they invariably die.
appear under Pef1e. erng application of this
soothing, healing antdotc to pain and inflam.
matian
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Special Notices.

JoHN APPLETON.
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SALT RHEUM, FEVER SORES,
STIFF JOINTS.

In cases OF Salt Rheum where medical We.
'ers, Iouods, and every recipe Of the phsrmseo-
poca have proved usele's the Ointment will
accomplish thorough cne Fever Sores hesI
quickly uhder'Ia influence. and its relaxing ef.
iect upon conirncIud siDpws il truly wonderful,
DtS(tHA RIiNf III /'I,I,.,
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Housing Tools and Carts.

There is great temptation, at this busy
season Of the year, to leave plows, harrows,
carts, DC, in the field where they are likely
to be wanted tomorrow, when it comes, is
perhaps a rainy day, and the result is that
a good tool stands out in thu weather a
week. The injury done to tools by this ex-
posure is much greater than is generally
supposed. 1t is slight at first, and perhaps
imperceptible, and that is one reason why
so many farmers are careless of their tools.
The rain will find its way into the joints,
and the decay will commence, and in somo
time of need, when the strength of the tool
rs tested, it will give out.
Every farmer should have sheds for all
his vehicles, and house where every tool is
stored when not in use. They are not only
kept dry in such place, or If not they
can be moro easily traced to the delinquent
who left them out of place.
This is quito as important for iron and
steel implements as those of wood. They
are Immediately covered with coating Of
rust whom exposed to the wet, and this is a
serious hindrance to their comfortable use.
Plows, hoes, spades and shovels should be
cleaned as often as used, and put up in dry
tool-house.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-19
Cucumber Bugs.

DR.. Heckerman writes :-"Most Garden
ers are very much annoyed by these bugs,
which prey alike upon the cucumber, melon,
pumpkin and squash--the latter being its
fayorite. Various plans have been devised
for their protection, such as SCOT, DC. A
method which have practiced with nearly
entire success, is to form mixture of equal
parts of finely ground black pepper and
wheat -four, and dust the plants while the
dew is upon them, using an ordinary flour
or pepper box. II is fact generally known
that black pepper IS so obnoxious to most in
scots, that few viii approach or stay in its
presence. The object of the -four is to
combine with the pepcr, and with the water
or dew to form paste, which will adhere
to the leaves for many days, unless washed
off by heavy rains; in which case tho appli.
cation should be renewed"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-19

No RIeHTs THAT WHITE Man Is
BouHD TO REspEcT.--I'he now famous and
abomniablo sentiment, that the African race
has no rights that the white man is bound
to respect, uttered by Judge fancy, in lis
opinion in the Dred Scott case, may be
found on page 400 Of tho officially publish
ed copy of that opinion, and occurs as fol
lows:
"They, j. c. tho African race, had for moro
than a century boen regarded as being Of
an inferior order, and altogether unfit to as
sociate with the white race, either in social
or political relations: and so far inferior
that they had no rights Dhich the whitt
man is bound to respect, and that tho nc
gro might justly and lawfully be reduced to
slavery for his own benefit"
Judge fancy will DO dishonorably re-
membored for his declaration, longer than
he will bo honorably remembered for any
act or sentiment of his life. 1t will stick to
him and his memory like the shirt of Mes
sus--Boston Traveier.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-19
Agricultural, Truths.

Tho following statements will be found
correct rs 10 tho soils under cultiyationi
1. All lands on which clover or tho grass
es are grown, must either have lime in them
naturally, or that mineral must be artifcially
applyed in the form of stone, lime, or mari
2. All permanent improvement of lands
must look to limo as its basis.
g. Lands which have been long in culture
will be benefited by the application Of
phosphate Of limo and it is unimportant
whether the deficiency bo supplied in the
form Of bono dust, guano, native phosphate
of lime, compost of flesh, ashes or oyster
shell lime, or mari, if the lands need limo
alone.
4. No lands can be preserved in high
state Of fertility, unless clover and the grass
es are cultivated in the course Of rotation
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-19
Enrllsh s,oek for nllnol..

May Goth an extensive and valuable con
signment Of breeding stock was shipped
from Liverpool for the Illinois Cattle Im-
porting Association. The stock comprises
so head short horned cattle, 8 celebrated
studs, 25 sheep, and 20 pigs; all the animals
arc Of the very bcst breeds, and selected
without regard to cost in England, Ireland
and Scotland. This shipmentof stock is the
most valuable ever sent from tho port ol
Liverpool, costing il the aggregate about
$4,000.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-19
arr The editor of ihn DAYTON .1snrnn

EE The editor of the Dayton Jsurnal
has been permitted to feast his eyes upon
one of the new cents-seems very much
pleased with it--thinks the style of the
eagle thereon is quite an improvement on
the old one-and intends to feather his nest
rs soon as convenient, with the new coin.
The new cents, we believe, have on them
no such word as "Li6eriy," which used to
adorn the old coin of that denomination
Is the love of liberty dying out in the
breast of the officers of the mint? They
probably think it is an ''incendiary" word,
which, if read by the slaves, might induce
them to reyolt.-O. S. Journal.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-19

Three men were drowned near the light
house, on the reef at Buffalo on Sunday
last. A party of five persons went out on
a pleasure trip in small boat and with a
sail up were drawn into tho breakers on the
reef, where their boat capsized, and three Of
the number drowned before assistance could
reach ihom.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-19

The National Intelligencer received on
Friday last from the venerable John John
son, Of Cincinnati, an officer of the Govern
ment as far back as Jefferson's Administra-
ton, tho remittance of his fifty-ffh years
subscription.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-19

RE- During the month of May, II emf
grant vessels arrived at New York, bringing
over 27,s4s passcngers-or nearly 900 for
every day in tho month. This is the larg-
est number of arrivals during any month for
the last three years.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-19

The prosecution instituted some years ago
against Otho Hinton, in the Circuit Court of
the United States for the District of Ohio,
for alleged deprcdations on the mails was at
the term of that Court held this month at
Cincinnati, finally dismissed by order OF the
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-19

An agricultural society up in Vermont
offers the following premium: "a beauti-
full silk dross (the color and quality to be
optional with the fair reeipient) to the max
or Of the best loaf Of bread--the compete
tors TO be unmarried ladies, and the commit
tee Of judges 10 consist of bachelors and
widowers.@-Sprinafeld Republican.