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Smyrna times., 1857-09-09

ILLNESS OF Hon NV. BATEs..-We deeply
ragret TO announce says the Reporter that the
lion. Martin w. Bates has been quite i'll for
The past two weeks at his residence in this
towa. He is confined 10 his bed and for days
at time unable to sit up. Besides general de-
bhllatlons he has constant pain in and around
"a' sfhIs eyes-lhe one on which be had an
Separations perflrned few weeks since.
w There MAS a smasi-up on the Camden
7 atlantic Railroad on saturday,--killing
tAfee psssOps and woundjog l3. -geE
Smyrna times., 1857-09-09

RAILROAD AccIpENT.--Patrick Mcguire, a
brakesman on the Delaware Railroad, at LeIp-
SIC Station, in attempting to get on the cars on
Monday night last. was instantly killed.
Smyrna times., 1857-09-09
IL a B B LEN

August 30, by the Rev. A. Wallace. Mr..
VIM. 7. Adams, to Miss Maggie R. Stocklev.
both OF MIllsboro', Sussex co.
On the 3d inst by the same, Mr.. Sannel r
Hart, to Miss. Mary c. McCollcy, all of SUSSEX
co.
Smyrna times., 1857-09-09

W The Resignation of Judge Curtis as one
Of the Justices of the Supreme Court Of the
United states, is confirmed by the Boston pa.
pers. The Advertiser gives the cause the in
adequacy oi the salary attached to the Office
Judge Curtis was appointed by President Fill.
more, and has been in office six vears
Smyrna times., 1857-09-09

! U. >. AGRICULTURAL SoCIErY's EXHIBITION.
The ANIMAL cXhb'mn ol the u. S. Agricultural
S"c'eiy opened on Monday, Sd inst, at Louis.
".ir hc"tnrky, when Col. Wilder, the Press
dent Of The Soc.cty. delivered an eloquent ad.
dress III tn" Presence of $1,000 persons, half OF
wh"m were IaLies. Many distinguished per,
sons we're also present.
Toe weather was delightful and the city was
crowded with strangers.
On Tnesdly ihirty-oix classes ofDurham and
Devoa stock, aud Of horses, were on exhibition.
The Durham .tock is pronounced to be unrl.
vailed.
Kentucky, Ohio, and Indinna stock took all
the prizes which have been awarded.
Intense lntcrest is manifested in the exhi-
btlon BY the most celebrated stnck-breeders
who are present.
spatch from Louisville, dated September
:, says: "The attraction at the National Az.
r'cuI'nral exhibition to-day. were enhanced bv
the display OF lhrty-two young horses in The
amphIiheatre. They were all very superior
animals. particularly I stations. Large adj
dIli0ns have been made in the fruit and me-
ch1nlcal departments: the latter is very large.
and c"ntans many very valuable machines.
particularly tor agricultural purposes The
"hole eXnOl'i"n Is very superior to the pre-.
|i"us Gays, and attracted from twelve To fifteen
thousand spectators The weather has been
very tue, contributing greatly to the public en-
J1J nnchi Of the Show A letter has been re-
ceIved from Vice President Breckenridge, sta
ting that he will visit the exhibition on Fri.
day"
Louisville, Sept. 4.-The awards for the
most successful L IA ping and Mowing Ma
ch!nas, at the trial made Ut Syracuse, in Julv
last, were made to-day, as tollows:-For Reap-
erS, I" n. Z. H. McCormIck, Of Chicago, a gold
medal; Walter \. Wood, OF Hoosac Falls. N
T., silver medal; Warden, Brokan d. Child.
OF "pr!n%held' ONO. Il bronze medal, and Jona-
than ilarnes, Of Pekln, Ill T., q diploma.
For Reap"rs aud Moving Machines Com
oined-To Walter A. Wood, OF Hoosac Falls,
N. y, gold medal; ID. NJ. OSBORNE, of Buffalo.
N. Y, a silver medal; Warden, Brokan and
Child, OF Springfield, Ohio, a bronze medal
The awards to Sowing Machines have not
yet been made.
An exhibition of horses was made. Five
imported Arabian horses, belonging to MIR. A.
heene Richards, of Georgetown, Ky, were
among the most prominent Mason ID. Wag.
ner exhibited three horses, " Scythian," "Soy-
e-eign" and 1t American PcdIar." Awards of
a blue ribbon to Sovereign, a red ribbon TO
ScyihIar, and several rings to young horses
mules and jackasses were made, The acri.
cu;turOl machines on exhibition were exami-
ned aud trial of the plOws was made.
Louisville, Sept. 5.-There was an exhibition
OF different grades and cassess of horses and
other animals to-day. In the buggy ring the
FIRST premium was taken by South Carolina, and
the second premium BY Kentucky.
This morning the judges in aged stations re.
Versed a decision made yesterday, and gave a
olae RIBBON TO- Scythian,' belonging 10 r. w.
Alexander. The exercises closed with grand
cavalcade of the premium animals and iInple.
ments.
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TIE HoRsE FAIR-A Race-Elmra, IN
~ Sept 5-f,t the race which came offto dav
on the grounds of the taIr, Flora Temple won
against Lancet and Red Bird. Three straight
heats were made, with the following time :
FIRST heat, 2m. 261s.; second, Pm. 27s; third,
Pm. 25s.
Smyrna times., 1857-09-09
-~%N%N

W During the past week new Bran Dus-
ter has been placed in Hofecker's Mil, winch
works admirably. They save (atter the BoI-
ing Cloths have done all they can lon ards sep
aratng the -four from the bran) , per cent, or
two barrels in a hundred. This mill has long
been celebrated for making -four, and Mt.
Evans is now prepared TO make as fine -four
and as big "tnrn OUT as any mill in the
State.
Smyrna times., 1857-09-09
Valuable Property at Public
Auction.

s.fTf THE subscriber will expose to publ,
NlII sale, at Foxwel's Hotel, IN SMYRNA. on
z4EATlIURSDAY, the 18th of September
Ioo|' at o'clock, p. H., TEN ACRES OF
La1d, lying IN App0quinnink hundred, about
mIle and la f from the Smyrna Depot, with
the following Improvements: 4 new lwo.sorv
Frame DWELLING, OF one years standing,
with yard and garden newly paled; Corn-Crib,
ana oiaolIng tor two horses; aud well of good
water, wlth hne pump. The Land is under
IoleFa6Ie fencing: Is all arabic, has supply of
FRUIT Irees--Qulnce, Peach and Apple,--and
the piace is admirably adap,ed to Truckipo
purposes. 1t Is located in iine country. wIL
good moral ighbors,-within one mile Of
Murphey's mll, three-fourths mile of new
church, and near a school house.
TERMS One half of the purchase money
cash. and the balance to be paid in two years.
AuS26 JAMES r. WEBB.
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VI BY an accident on the Central Railroad
near Jersey city, on Tuesday. persons were
killed.
Smyrna times., 1857-09-09

Thus it will be seen, that tW o.thirds of the
food most needed and of daily Consumption in
every family. is at least one hundred per cent.
higher now than it was thirteen wears ore
Fuel IS full average of thirty per cent higher.
and Of ali the articles enumerated, there is bu,
one that has remained stationary, and that is
pulls. How those benefactors Of the human
race eau aiiord 10 furnish the infa allibe remedy
Tor every III, from sinmped toe up to !. bro-
Ken neck for the Old rate, we cannot divin,
unless The Pareiy regrtaJie compounds Of
which they are made continue to grow a,
Hhnndhntlv as ever. Wages, although higher
thfn IN ISL have not advanced in the same
ratio as provisions The laborer is much les.
able now to lay up means to provide a home
i"r his family; his struggle is chiefly TO pro-
VIDE fnod and ralm"nt, AID if fuvertaken bv sick
ness or disabled by accident, the demands upon
his purse shoald leave hun penniess -Lan-
easter Erpre&y.
Smyrna times., 1857-09-09

0r The edItor Of the Hardy Wing, printed
a, MooTfield, Va. has been shown q stalk Of
corn raised 10 that vicinity, which had upsn il
thirty ears.
Smyrna times., 1857-09-09

0r The following exhibits the sales of
Peaches by VIM. c. Mitchell, ESQ.,, the first
week of the present peach season. A pro6la-
BILE crop!
Smyrna times., 1857-09-09
Peach-GrUwers, Farmers g. Traders, Attention /,
10000 BASKETS. 1857.
JOHN Il. MOUNT.

Would announce TO his old customers and tb.
public, that he is fully prepared to supply every
demand for BASKETS the present season. and
respecttt lily solclts a call. His stock, large
and various-cOmprising PEACH and CORN
BASKETS, MUZZLES, &c.,-is made of the
best material, by superior workmen, aud is being
sold at the VERY LOWEST PRICES, upon
terms the most accommodating.
BASKETS OF every description manufactured
and furnished to order, at the shortest notice
and warranted. From his long experience in
the business. he is assured of giving his friends
The utmost satisfaction. He sells at wholesale
and retail. 03- SEND ORDERS EARLY
to JOHN E. MOUNT, Smyrna, Del.
Factory, at the Old Stand-Temperanc HalI,
commerce street. June 10 1857 :. q
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BRICK-MAEEINC, Painting,

INlit. undersigned would respectfully inform the
pnblc thai he is prepared 10 fill at hs Brick.
yard near Sny ra Landing, orders for anv omounl nf
1I"; heu o're'chFrS Samon aud all other kinds uf
BRICKS, except the pressed at the shortest n,,,,c
lie VIII aisH make and burn KIIns IN The country when
desired: o- lie also continues TO carry on The
RAJ VIA" business in all its branches executing
work IN super,urSyIe. WILLIAM McAEEE
smyrna bet, Aprl -, ST.
Smyrna times., 1857-09-09

9hE " TIMES" is published Euery Wednesday. BY
Rksr. D. HoEFEckER, Editor and Proprietor, at The
Temperance haA. Smyrn0, Del.
RXS-SUBscRIPTieN.-OH year. 81 so IN Advance,
or 81 90 if not paid I'LL end Of the year. No paper
discontinued und all arrears paid-OHly al The
option Of the Publisher.
ADvERrIsINGFor euery square Of 10 lines less first
Insertion so cts; each subsequent insertion 25 cts-
Liberal Engagements made With yearly and half
yearly Giceriisefs.
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Bloomsbury, Feb. 3, '57.
LOTTERIES.

THE well.known Maryland Consolidated
Lotteries, OF which r. FRANCE s. Co are
the managers, are chartered BY the state of
Maryland, and commissioner elected by
The people, who is sworn TO superintend and
certify that everything connected with them
is done in a strictly honorable manner, and
lha, the Interests OF puries who reside al a
distance are as well protected as if they
themselves were present al the drawing
Another fact which the managers call alten.
lion 10, is, that all persons have legsl right
to send orders for uckels TO Maryland, as
lotteries are legaized by special law in that
slate. A lottery is drawn everyslay of the
mouth. II no particular class is named, or.
ders are filed in the first drawing TO take
place after The communication comes to
hand. The prices of tickets vary from ST
to $50. No tickets are, however, sent unless
III money for the same is received with the
order. The drawings are upon The principle
of one number on each ticket CATER the Ha
v ana plan } and Tenary combination. Prizes
vary in amount from 500 TO 100000. All
orders for tickets or packages will receive
prompt attention, and the drawing mailed 10
al! purchasers Immediately after it is over
Address,
I. II. HUBBARD g. CO,
No. 80 Fayeue ST., or Box No 40,
Feb. Sd, IS57-ly. Baltimore, Md.
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A New Book for Agents.

THE life and times of Alexander Hamil.
tion; by Samuel NJ. Smucker, A. M, author
of The life and Reign of Nicholas |, of Rus.
sia, SIC. g..
This is The only complete and reliable bi.
ography OF this great man. He was the in
innate personal friend of Washington, and
BY many considered his equal.
This work includes history of the times
and men of the Revolution, and many Incl
dents not heretofore given in history II has
all the charms of romance, although prepar-
ed from the most reliable and authentic
sources, and should be in the hands OF every
American who revefes the grea, and good
men of our Revolution. A sketch of Burr
is also given, and an account OF his misera-
BILE end.
Agents wanted in every part of The Uuiied
States, for this and other valuable works, 10
whom The largest commissions will be paid.
Copies seEt by mail, op receipt oflhe price,
81 90.
J. w. BRADLEY, Publisher,
No. 48 North Fourth Street,
Jan. Ia, '57.-4w. PHILADELPHIA.
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II U lib l. hC s A II
OF
VALUABLE TOWN LOTS.

TWO LOTS, situated in Hopkinsville, or
= East Bloomsburg, marked on the plot OF
said town as Nos. and 2. No is corner
lnt laying on the Main Street, leading from
Bloomsbury TO Berwick, and an alley leading
from Third Street Of BIoomsburg TO the above
Nam Street, containing
Forfy-three Feet Front on Main Street,
One hundred and eish'y-niue feet deep, and
76 feet on back alley. No. 2 is middle lot
containing 47i feet front on Main Street, the
same depth as the above No. l, and 473 feet
on back alley The two will be offered for
sale separately, with the appnnenances be-
longing thereto, on
Thursday, February 26th, 1857,
at 10 o'clock, A. Nj. For terms (Which will
be easy) and other particulars inquire of the
undersigned, Agent for the heirs of William
I. Smith, deceased
E.P. LUTZ.
Bloomsburu Feb, g. '57,
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@yG@ES ,AS 5@ lSS
tGFEAT!GlFT BOOK SMIIE,,
.f0D BRoXDwAG, NEw TBTs

Fine ,GOia JemeiIy @i,lsn amy tn E'tsr-
chnsarS NJ l}Doias'
a III Books viii he -snlh n liuw II uun i'm
II had Il. nihsr StureF ujrTy al ttpsm ftur
less. New .Buoas TeusWeE ,tHlsy Ii 0iih
varying in value irnm 20 Euuss IN SIM g1H-
on with each .buuk 81 the Time III = Sniii-
Having on hand n VEIN iu1erc stock f1rsr uisH
Uuf,td5le books and Rs ulrr TnnttD 10 lHLas
saiss and small proiits WE Hre it,8 8l.srnIiIsB.
10 give our .cuslumass .hslWf bargains ,ttRn
ran be had slSPvhgIe. RlW .huut nunieSirst!
in New \ U5S " .nhiayiHlphis will ;teTnIuHtl.
ly seli:, giilnundet au TsysIm III WfDisiIs-
er;s pTIrs. CAtaIoaues ou ihUnis ami H,ase-
ents, .runlaumg iu!l explanations wiil tts
sent free ro,all pHfl- "a! tiie unurfty.
The mos literal iadii17Rr7Ets irIR 1tffsfrftt in
Agents. Any 1pgtsGn sanunIp llS AN urihTrfhn
ten hooks, with money ,BHttnsati will tie eaTs-
titled To an .e1hu boot u,iG Gift
All orders tor -buutS>. containing rmuInst,
(to ensure psftsrt safety } sshnliiH the ut.qes-
tered al The Pos 0ffre wimn tlfsy aHH mnf--
Ell, aud dHsc!ed I'd Evass Is Gu,, leo BnIzt
way, New HoIk.
Itst'rcues-N. ThuuIHs & SIMS, Smith Attn
Street, PhIiadeiphia: j B Hmpmrnti6E 81 GD..
Phadelphia: H. .AnptHun x 0i1,, BfUHts-
way; Derby Y .JarEs0n, NASSAU STnss:; Nse~
iutk
SEND FOR a G,AIAL05iTt.
.E,IANSS 4 90.
Prnuiual Sure, 4He lRrnux1sy. " Y
Branch SruIes at.i25 CttesmcSIasn,, Ruig-
JelIIhsa, autl al Wa-hmsluG, DC.
Der. IN. lfS56-sm
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GPgyRsYYeoopsJ 3 Cd


For the spring aud summer trade comprising,
for mems wear:
Superior Black, and Colored French Cloths,
Black French Doeskins and Cashmere.
Black Satin and Fancy Silk Vestings
Blue, Black, Brown and Green Csshmeretles
LADIES' WEAR.
Elegant Black Silks, all qualities.
Barege De LANES and Challi Bareges.
Plain, Pink Blue and Green De LANES.
Bombazine Finish Black Alpacas.
French, Scotch and Domestic Ginghams.
Worked Collars, aud Linen Handkerchief.
Hosiery of all kinds and qualities.
Calcoes OF all patterns and descriptions.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Linen and Cotton Sheeting.
Bleached and Unbleached Muslins.
Linen Damasks and Table Covers.
Besides large assortment of Boots and
Shoes, Sugar, Coffee, Teas, and all kinds of
Groceries, Hardware, Sc, which will be sold
remarkably cheap. Call at the old stand,
corner of Main and Market streets.
v FLOUR g. FEED always on hand,
and for sale at the lowest market price, for
CASH. A. C. MENSCH.
Bloomsburg, April 2, 1856,
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BARLEY WITHOUT BEARDs!

IT is even So A variety of barley has
l. been discovered in the guches of the
Himalayan Mountains, entirely free from
those annoying and poisonous boards, al
tached 10 all our common varieties.
The undersigned obtained grains OF this
new variety three years ago, land being much
pleased with lis general appearance and pro.
ducllveness, has spared no means 10 multi
ply this small quantity as fast as the Shang-
hals and other birds would allow.
It's merits for grinding or mailing have not
been tested, and the quantity is now too
small 10 squander in that way, when every
iiller of the soil who sees ii, is anxious 10
have few grains, not doubling it will prove
a valuable acquisition. | have sufficient
however, TO furnish all persons interested
who will be likely to see this notice, with
one head each, coEtai ming 80 10 60 grains.
Send me your address, on a stamped envel-
ope and | will enclose head by return
mail, with printed instructions for culliva-
ling in a way 10 insure a large return from
small quantity of seed. Should this new va
riety be found 10 answer all The purposes Of
the common barley, few years will su ffice
10 drive the "Barley Boards" from the coun.
try
Should any person desire more than the
one head, will send a package of 700 to
800 grains securely enveloped, by mail posi-
paid for 25 cts, accompanied with lew
heads 10 prore the fact of its being beardless
Address /. w. BRIGGS,
West Macedon, Wayne Co. N, Y.
Feb. 3, 1S57-3t
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AsSignees' Notice

GEORGE W. DRIESBACH, of Roaring
creek township, in The county OF Columbia.
having made an assignment to the undersign-
ed OF all his property, for The benefit OF his
creditors, all persons having claims against
said Dfiesbach are hereby directed TO present
Them 10 The undersigned without delay, and
all persons indebted 10 make payment forth.
with. NATHAN DRIESBACH,
REUBEN FAHRINGER,
Roaringcreek, Col. Co., A,signees.
Dec. 90, 1856.
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COLUMBUS MALE AND FEMALE
81 @ ~ ID ia AE y :
LVZcrne COUNTY. P1.

TNHE Trustees of this Institution RESPECTFULLY
u announce, that il will BIO opened for the
reception of Pupils, of both soxcs. uu Mundlv
October Goth next, under the immediate cure of
Pref JAMES ANDERSON, as Principal
Mr.. A. is gentleman of extensive acquire
ments. and enlarged experience as an educator
and has been connected with the most popular
"High School" Of Bucks Co. for several wears
He is also well ard favorably known us con.
trbutor to some of our leading educational peri
odicals.
THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
VIII comprise Orhogruphy, Definitions, Read
ing, PennianshIp, EtymolOgy, Geography, Eng
Grammar, Composition, Arithmetic Alpebra.
Geometry, Mensuraton, Plane and Spherical
1rigonometry, Surveying, Navigation, Astron-
omy, &c. Book Keeping, History, Physiology,
Natural, Intellectual, and Moral Philosophy.
and Chemistry.
Glasses in the French. Spanish d. Latin
Languages will be formed as eary ns prac,ica-
blc and Instruction on Piano-F orte will be
given if desired,
WEEKLY LECTURES on the Natural
Sciences, illustrated by appropriate apparatus
will also he given
SPECIAL ATTENTION will he paid to
young Ladies and Gentle designing to quail
ify themselves as Teachers.
ER MS:
FOUR, FIVE and SIX Dollars per Quarter
in accordance with the studies pursued. puy able
one half in advance and the balance at the close
of the Quarter.
GOOD BOARD can be had IN the village al
moderate piice.
D~ Mr.. A. will deliver an address on Physi.
cal, Intellectual and Moral education, on the
day of commencement, when his method oi
imparting instruction will he illustrated, and
the discipline end management OF the chool,
fully explained.
Parents, Guardians, and the friends of educa
ton generally, are cordially invited to be pres.
ent.
ID. l.. CHAPLIN, o. VI. STEVENS,
JOHN KOUNS. ND. STILES,
SlLAS D0DSON, JOHN YAPLE.
THOMAS PEALER
Columbus, Sept, 4, 1856. Trustees.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters tesla
mentary upon The estate ofNathan Oliver, late
OF Greenwood township, Columbia county,
deceased, have been granted to the under
signed residing in Greenwood township. All
persons indebted 10 the decedent are requesls
ed 10 make payment without delay, and
those having accounts against the estate to
present them for payment 10
THOMAS OGDEN, Executor.
Greenwood, Dec. II, 1856.
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" H w M A IL B l. T.
Y A r ~
IN ELccMsBURC.
HIRAM = CtREV
HIRAM =. CAREY

HAS opened Marble Yard al the corner
AA Of Main and Market Streets, where
he is prepared 10 finish the best Of work
from Italian or American Marble for
EI@N(TEIisNES9 E0EIlESo
Tomb-s'ones, Tables, Manles, Window slls
and lenls.
For the character and finish of his work
he refers TO such as he has made is ihis
county. He will furnish designs for xork
or execute any that may be furnished TO
him. His work shal! always be satisfactory
in its style and reasonable in price.
Bloomsbury, Dec. /, 1856.
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NlTICE,

THE Overseers OF the Poor of Scott town.
ship hereby give notice to all persons not to
the said township, as we will pay no debts
OF her contracting, having provided aproper
place for her maintenance.
SAMUEL MELICK,
HENRY .REMBLY.
Scott township, Jan. 2s, 1857. t
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New arrival of Fall and Winter Goods !!
DAVID 1owENE1Ec


aud boys apparel including ~
FAsIET@NAlBLE DRESS o0ATso
oil
and
nd
N I will a
the
bloomsbury, April 1856.
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PUBLIC Sale
OF
V A L UABLE REAL ESTATE.

IN pursuance Of an order OF the Orphans'
= Court of Columbia county, on SATUR-
DAY, the 2sth day of February inst, at /
O'Clock in the afternoon, Samuel Keller, Ably.
ram Keller, Peter Keller s. Ann Keller. Elk.
ecutors of the estate of Daniel Keller, late OF
Locust township, in said county, deceased,
will expose to sale by public vendue: upon
the premises, a certain
l. @ II OF Il A n ID,
situate 10 Locust township. Columbia county,
containing abou, TWELVE ACRES, adjoin.
ing land of Joseph B. Cleaver, Reuben Fahr-
niger and Adams s. Price, on which are
erected 4
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
a small log barn, and ON which there Is u
good apple orchard.
ALSO,
Al the same time, q tract of 7 w ENTY
ACRES Of land off the eastern end ofthe old
homestead farm of the late Daniel Keller. in
Locust township, which adjoins lands of Elias
Helwig, Cornelius Reinbold George Feller.
man and others, on which twenty acres no
improvements are erected, though most OF
the land is improved.
Late the estate of the said deceased situate
in the township of Locust aud county aioJe-
said.
SAMUEL KELLER,
For himself and Co. Executors.
Locust township, Feb. 8, '57.
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BY Divine permission Zion's Church erec.
led in Fishingcreek township, near Suckers
School House, Columbia county, will be
dedicated to The worship Of God on Tuesday, ,
the 17lh inst, al II o'clock, A. Nj. Several
services. The public are respectfully invi.
Ted to attend.
By order cfMs Ruld,ng Committee.
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JUST LOOK AT III.

ALL persons having accounts oil over six
months standing are requested to come for.
ward and settle up by the first OF March
and all accounts of one and two ysafs stand
ing mus, be attended to Immediately or cost
will be added. 'as ..s5s
A.C. MENscH.
Bloomsburg, Jan. 2s, 1857.
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BRIDGE LETTING.

HHJHE County Commissioners will receive
- proposals al lhe house Of Alonzo Bald
win, in Benton township, until o'clock, p
NJ, on THURSDAY, The 18th DAY of FEB
RUARY next, Tor building an open truss
bridge, in Benton township, over Big Fish.
ingcreek, near the residence of the said
Alonzo Baldwin, said bridge TO be 100 feet
in length, with a pier in the middle feet
thick; width of bridge is feet
Plan aud specifications can be seen on
the day and place of letting.
By order OF The Co. Com'rs.
R. e. FRUIT, Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Bloomsbury, Jan, 2I, j57.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-11
Administrator Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that lsters OF
Administration upon the estate OF Har-
man NJ. Johnson late of Scott township,
Columbia county, have beer granted to the
undersigned residing in light Street IN the
same township. All persons indsbtsi to the
said estate are requested 10 make paymsu,
without delay, aud those having accounts
against the decsdsnl to present Them Tor set
Element 10
JOSEPH z. ROBBINS.
administrator.
Light Street, Dec. II, 1856,