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AGENTS ATTENTION !

nO you wish 10 find good employment
~ and make money with little or no In
veslment, and without interfering with your
-egular business? lfyou Go, read this adver,
| tsement.
| C. L. TODD s. Co, s92 Broome Street,
| New York, are manufacturing aud selling
massive gold Pencils for So each, (which
are cheap at that pfice,I and they throw in a
| 1ili or Itize with each Pencil, worth from
% up 10 IS. $40, Sis, $40, S25 $50, $50;
SIS, 500. 5000 and 5000. Don't cry out
Humnng Lottery ~ 1t is no such thing.
| The Pencils are sold al their cash. value, ard
al the profits over The fist cost are thrown
INTO the gifts, which actually cost the pur-
| chaser Solhing. The prizes are dslIibuted
| IN simple plan of drawing, which would
lake too much room TO explain, bnt which
| has never failed 10 give complete satisfaction.
We have drawn aud sent to purchasers 1873
| gold wa'ches of varion3 prices. "a purses of
gold dollars, 23s gold lockets, $50 gold chains,
aud corresponding numbers of other prizes,
within two months.
THERE ARE NO BLANKS, but every
purchaser draws prize worth So certain,
and il stands thousands OF chances TO be
higher figure. .
We want good agent IN every neighbor-
hood throughout the country, TO solicit pur.
chasers, and any agent, TO be successful,
must have Pencil aud prize 10 exhibit. We
pay agents 81 cash Tor each purchaser he
obtains, and the first person in any neishbor-
hood who applies for Pencil and gift, will
receive The agency for that locality. Should
an agent obtain valuable prize 10 exhibit
with his Pencil, he would have little i1cully
in obtaining scores ofpurchasers, and making
II paying business.
A NEW IDEAi READ!! READ!!
We ask nobody to send their money TIL
they know what prize they draw. Any per-
son wishing 10 icy their luck, can first send
Us their uame and address, and we VIII make
their draw and, inform them by return mail
what Pnze they draw, when they can send or
and take the pencil and prize, or not, which.
ever they choose. We give his privilege
only once to a purchaser. After Tie first
drawing, every purchaser will be required TO
send in advance, through the authorized
agent. We will send with each drawing the
number taken out, with full description of the
plan of darwng. Address
G.. Z. TODD & co.
Jan. 90. 1858. 392 Br, ON Street, N. Y.
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DIR. WALTONS
AMERICAN PILLS.


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nNE small box of Pills cures nnely-nine
W cases out OF hundred. No Balsam, no
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and harmless as water. Full directions ara
given, so that The patient can cure himself
as certain as with the advice of The most ex.
perieaced surgeon, and much better than
with The advice of Que Of litl!e experience
in this class of disease.
Sent by mail TO any part OF the Conntry
by enclosing one dollar TO DR.. ID. G.. Wahon,
No. l54 North Seventh ST., below Race,
Philadelphia, Il liberal discount TO lie trade.
None genuine without The written signature
OF ID e. Walton, Proprietor.
DR.. WIS treatment for Self.abnse, Weak.
ness, &c., is entirely different from The usual
course. DR.. w. has cured hundreds who
have tried others without benefit. The
treatment is as certain 10 cure as the sur is
to rise Enclose stamp, and address Dr..
w. as above, giveng full history Of your
case, and you will bless The day you made
the effort 10 secure what is cerain--A RAD.
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- IFF Sales.

81 vHldezM witt of fie6fas4as 10 medi.
recled, witi-bs- xposed 10; rntl8 ~ at The
Coun Honse,s oai.fs6nfs on Saturday,,
s1he 9th day OF February inst, al | O'Clock,
I'm, the following teat estate 10 wit:
- All that certain LOT or piece of land situate
in Jerseytown, Columbia county, couaiting
ONE FOURTH OF AN ACRE more or less,
bounded on The North by TOAD leading from
said Town TO Mtllvlle; on The South by lol OF
The widow Wellivey ON The East by William
Barber, aud on the West by lot Of Neal Me
Coy, whereon are erected two story frame
dwelling house, a stable with The appufte-
naGces.
Seized, taken in execution as the property
OF Phineas Weliver de'd, IN The hands Of his
administrator, Nelson WeliveE
ALSO,
By virtue of several wits Of uendifiont eT.
ponas 10 me directed will be sold, at the same
lime and place, all that cercan lot orI ieee
of land, situa'e in Espy,own, Scott township,
Columbia county, containing in width Thlr
iy-seven feet, be The same more or less, and
in depth one hundred and fifty feet more or
lees, bounded on the noHh by an alley, on
the south by Main street of said town, on
the east by LOT of the LutheTen Church, and
on the ives, by lot OF Pfescus c. Bonboy
whereon is ereced a Two story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
Stable, with ,he appuuenances. -
Seized, and taken in execution as The
properly OF Jane Abbott, decd, in The hands
Of George w. Abbot. administrator of Jane
Abbott, decd.
At The same time and place, all that cer-
tain lot or piece of land, situate in Wedge.
town, HemIock township, Columbia county,
conisining ONE FOURTH OF AN ACRE,
be The same more or less, bounded on he
north by an alley, on The west by a road
leading from Boomsburg to J1rseyiown, on
the southeast by road; whereon is erected
ore and half story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
Frame Stable, Good Well OF Water, with
the ap?utenances.
Seized, and taken in execution as the
properly of Bal'is Ginon.
ALSO,
AT the same time and place, all that Ger.
tain two contiguous lots or pieces of land
situate in ine Borough OF Berwick, Column
5ia county, containing ONE ACRE, be the
aame more or less, bounded on The northern
eide Of front street OF said Borough of Ber-
wick, on The eas, by lot formerly of Robert
M'Curdy, on The porIh by Second street, on
the west by another LOT formerly Of Robeu
M'Curdy, and on The south by Front street,
being together ninety feet on Font street and
extending back one hundred and eighty one
and one half ieei 10 Second street, and being
numbered SIS g. Sc ia the plan OF said Bor-
opgh of Berwick, with The appurenances.
Seized, and taken IN execution as the
property of Thomas Baker.
Sherif's Office, S. II. MILLER
Bloomsburg, Fes. 10. 1858. Sheriff.
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GOING SOUTH.

The philadelphia Mail Train going South, con-
meets with the Mail Train at Rupert, going East at
l 10 p. IN. for Cattawissa, Port Clinton Pottsville,
Reading, &c, arriving at Philadelphia II s. 25 p.
m. Also with Mail Train going West at o'clock
p. m: for Danville, Milton, Muncy, Williamsport
and Elmira
Passengers by the o'clock p. m. Train going
South, can take the 1 O'Clock p. m. Express train
for Elmira and the West, or lodge at Bloomsbury
and take the o'clocka M. train going East, arri-
wing at Philadelphia at 12 noon.
IL Passengers for Harrisburg, direct will take
the N. Y. Mail Train a o'clock p n.y. going South,
connecting at Port Clinton with the Dauphn &
Susquehanna Railroad, arriving at Harrisburg at
IL O'Clock noon, next day.
+. j. LEAvENWoRTu, Sup't.
Scranton, February Cd 1883
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New Arrival of Fall and Winter Goods
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set our hands this 9Th day of January, A. D.,
1858. ne fN
JONAS FAHRINGER, Com's
HENRY BITTENBENDER, of
v ELIAS DElTERlCH, Cot.co
Attest-R c. FRrrT, Clerk.
February I'd, 1858, approved by the court.
JACOB EVANS, Associate
PETER KLINE. Judges.
*These have since paid in full.
Bloomsbufg, Feb. 2, 1858.
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OYSTER SALOON,
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given tha,:etters OF ad.
minlslralion, upon The estate of Reuben w.
Weaver laie oil BIoomsburg. Columbia CO.,
deceased, have been granted tofhe under
signed residing also in Bloomsbury. All PEI.
soas indebted 10 The estate are requested TO
make payment without delay, and those hav-
ing accounts for settlement 10 present Them
10 GEORGE WEAVER,
Bloomsbury, Dec. Ia, 1857. Adm'r
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
OFTHE
Receints and Expenditures

FEyHE Auditors elected to settle and adjnst
L The public accounts Of Columbia coun
" have examined the same from the first
day ofJanuary, 1857, 10 The first day ot jan
nary, 1853. and respectfully lay before the
Honorable Judges of lEe Court of Common
Pleas the following Statement and Repors
nsteeably TO the 22d Section of an Act of The
General Assembly OF ibis Commonwealth,
passed the lb day of April, A. D., 1894.
JACOB HARRIS, Esq, Treasurer of Col.
County, in account with said county.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF TRAINS
DING NORTH.

The New York Mail train connects with the Ex-
press going East, on d. l.. q W. Railroad,
Arrive in New York, 10 pm
" Philadelphia, by Camden & Amboy
Railroad, s 90 p. m
Fare from RUPERT to NEW YORK, SO, 90.
The Accommodation Train North, connects at
Scranton with the Express Train West, on the D.
l.. & w. Railroad.
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Gss Gee IL Hes.
CHARLES STAHL
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
I'm TIIN .ARCAnI

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters of
administration upon the estate oil Th0n las
Robbins, late of Flshingcreek township, Co.
lum ba county, deceased, have been granted
10 the undersigned residing in The township
aforesaid. All persons indebted 10 the said
estate are requested 10 make payment with
out delay, and those having accounts agains,
the estate 10 present them 10
ELI ROBINS, Administrator.
January 4. 1888.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.
PETER BILLMEYER, Proprietor,

FHNakes pleasure in announcing 10 The pub
l.. lie that he still occupies This | ree and
commodious Hotel, in BLO0MSBURG, PA,
and is yet, as ever, prepared Io.aasean odale
his guests. The travelling public may de-
pend on all comforts al home, as his house
is entirely furnished and kept in order.
HIS T.ABLE
Will be supplied with The best products the
markets afford, and HIS BAR is furnished
with the choicest liquors. The proprietor has
in connection with his hotel fitted out in the
basement an
OYSTER SALOON,
where he can supply everything in lhe way
of EATABLES. Fresh Oysters, SardiDes,
Ttipe, Beef Steak, Fish, &c., &c., will be
kept on hand for The accomm odaton of his
guests and The public in general.
He also has in connection with his hotel
an excellent Omnibus Line, running regular.
ly several times per day TO and from the
Drpots on the arrival OF The Cars, by which
passengers will be pleasantly conveyed TO
the Depot Stations, or taken from, or con-
veied 10 their residences, il desired
~ He will always be happy 10 entertain
and accommodate his friends 10 the utmost OF
his ability.
Bloomsbury, Jan. 90. 1858.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

u EMAINING in the Post Office al Blooms
A,0 burg, Pa, ior the Quarter ending Jan.
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Total, S433O 81 S545l 20
We, The undersigned Audilurs OF The couu
ty of Columbia being duly elected 10 adjust
aud settle the accounts of the Treasurer and
Commissioners, have carefully examined
the acc cunts aud vouchers OF The same, from
the LIST day of January 1857, 10 the. ST day
of January 1883, do certify that we find hem
correct as sci forth in The foregoing state
ment. and that we find a balance due Jacob
Harris, Esq, Treasurer, from The county Of
SIX hundred and nineteen dollars and ninety
three cents.
Given under our hands this 9Th day of jan
uary. A. d., 1858.
JACOB DEMoTT, ! co,o,v
SAML RHONE, o S',Ia.,
Attest, JOHN II. YOHE, A"''"''
w. WRIT, Clerk,
We, the undersigned Com missioners of The
County of Columbia do ,cetlity That the lore
going is a correct slaiemen, of The accounts
of said County for The year A. D. 1857.
IN testimony whereof we have hereuno
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thought it was useless for the House to con-
slider the bill further. If the City charter
was agreed to- but as Mr.. RAucu was fear.
full the City charter would not be adopted,
he would suggest that the bill be laid aside
for one week, until the City charter was dis.
posed Of. and il it was not passed, then he
would be willing to have this bill taken up
and acted upon.
After discussion between Messrs. STAR
KEY, RAUCH and McGORTY, the bill
was ordered to be engrossed for third read.
Ing, by ayes 81, nays 6.
MISCELLANEOUS.
On motion OF Mr.. BRAY, Senate bill re-
lating to interpretations, was referred to
Committee on Corporations.
On motion OF Mr. FROST, the act au-
thorizing the Commissioners OF Anoka coun-
" to borrow money, was taken up and or
dered engrossed.
Mr.. McGRORTY offered the following
resolution
Resolved That az several important bills are
now being pressed through this House, under
the influence OF lager beer and other alcoholic
liquors, brought here and deposited IN the Cap
itol, the Sergeant at Arms is hereby ordered
10 take into his custody all such liquors that he
may find in this building and destroy the same.
The resolution was referred TO D select
committee OF five temperance men, to be Sc
lected by the House. Mcssrs STEVENS, 7.
A. THOMPSON LOCKE, CHAsE and BEARcE,
were elected.
~ COMMITTEE On HOUSE BILLS.
Amaze to authorize tue business Of lnsu-
rance. Ordered engrossuent after amend
memo.
An act TO organize the county of Kan.
diohi. Ordered engrosscd.
An act to amend the ac, 10 organize the
county of Monongala, Ordered cngrossed.
An act to incorporate the town of Elmira.
Ordered engrossed
An act to lay out certain roads. Order.
cd engrossed after amendment.
An act to incorporate the towns of Ec.
kota and Marion. Ordered engrossed.
The House adjourned.
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favor Of the area principle
Mr.. BALCOMBE advocated the adop.
ton Of thc amendments.
MIR. SHEtslZ said that il the bill was
not put on the valuation principle, he would
vote agains, it.
Mr.. KEITH spoke in favor Of the valua.
ton principle,
Mr.. GROVER opposed the amend
u,ents.
Mr.. IOUNG'S amendment was lost,
Mr.. KElru'S amendment was adopted.
The committee then rose with the recon-
memation that the amendment be adopted,
and the bill put upon lis final passage.
Upon the question Of concurring in the
amendment Of Mr.. kkir,i, limiting the val
uation to $4,000, the yeas and nays were
ordered and the result OF the vote was
yeas &c, nays 81, as follows:
YEAs.--Messrs Atkinson, bacon. Balcombe,
Bearce, Beyans, Bray, Carpenter, Chase,
Cruttenden, Tavern, Frost. Gibson, Graham,
Hanson. ilinkley.S. H. johnson. smith johnson,
Keith, Leonard, Libby, Lyle, barker, Peckham,
Pierce, Poche, Randall, Rauch, simpson,
Sheetx, Tenn, Townsend, futile, Vcrtress, Way,
and oung.--S6.
NANs.-Mes,rs. Burgess, Butters. Crosby,
Cummings, pecow, Foster, Fladcland Gaskili.
Grover, Hawkins, lleyd, klhicr, Kingdom,
Kingsley, lie blond Locke, Masters, Mackin'
tire. MGrcrty, Murphy, 0'Neil, Otis, Petite,
Rehfeld, scoteld, seeiey, Starkcy, stevens,
Talbot, 7 A. Thompson, Wilson and Mr..
Speaker,--Sl.
Mr. VERTRESS moved mn amendment
to allow only 10 acres Of land 10 be- exempt.
Lost, by ayes ls, nays 70.
Several unimportant amendments were
proposed, and one or two adopted,
The House then adjourned.