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MILES JOHNSON,
THE LIVER
4aE A4SFA
TNWTG0R 3

INWIGO@AT0B
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,
Compounded entirely from GUMS,
rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGATlVE AND
Il LIVER MEDICINES now before the public,
that acts as a Catharte, easier, milder, and more
~efectual than any other medicine known. It is
not only a Cathdrfic, but n Lirer remedy, acting
first on the Liver to eject its morbid matter, then
on the stomach and bowels to carry off that mat
ter, thus accomplishing two purposes efeptHslly,
the system at the sametime that it purges' it; and
when taken daily in moderate doses, will strength
en- and build it up with unusual rapidity.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-07-14

For collie, drench with apintbottle of sweet
oil, is a valuable remedy. !
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-07-14

NOTICE.-Al Accounts for Subscription,
~ Job Work and Advertising, due the ENQU1-
RER OFFICE, previous to the first day of JAN
UARY, 1858, must now be settled up. The Co.
partnership has been dissolved, and we earnestly
hone oil indebted will make payment. Mr.. L. NJ.
GRIsT, at the Enquirer Office, is fully authorized
to make settlements.
JNO. L. MILLER & CO.
T AND TITLES, MAGISTRATES
Ia Summons and Recognizances; Commissions
to Examine Witnesses, Co. Sa., Co. So. on Sum.
Pro-, Sub. ad Res, Writ in Attachment, &C., to-
9se. For sale at the ENQUIRER OFFICE, and will
be sent by mail to any address, postage prepaid,
at One Dollar per Quire.
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WE WOULD particularly call the atteption of our Country
w stock Of Spring and Summer Dry Goods, feeling cOnfder
ments as will insure a continuance of their patronage. 1t is u;
with prices, ms our stock in every department is as varied as it
Gle will be sold at as LOW H"M@l
endeavor to sell the very best articles for The uery lowcst prizes.
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BERWICK
M A Il R L Il Y A u I'D

The undersigned having charge of the
Marble Cutting establishment, formerly
owned by John II. Young, feels competent
and able 10 execute in work manlIke man
ner Carving and Lettering Tomb Stones,
Monuments, Mar,les, &C., Sc. He would
most respectfully solicit The attention of all
VINO desire TO purchase. Since the change
in money matters aud in order to extend the
business he will sell marble as low as eau
be had elsewhere on short credit with ap-
proved security.
Any body wishing work done n his line
will do well TO give him a call ; as he fiat
ters himself that his work can not he sur.
passed this side OF Philadel pha. He keeps
on hand at all times lot OF good stock
that which cannot fail 10 be satisfactorily 10
the purchasers. Country produce taken in
exchange for work at market prices.
JOHN H. YOUNG, Agem.
Berwick, Pa, Oct. 10, 1858.
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HoRo,0ay's Pills and Oinimeat-VHlany al
aoork.-As precaution against being poison.
ed by vile coumterieits of those renouned
preparations, see that on every leaf of the
books of directions enclosing the boxes and
pots, the words, Holloway, New York and
London" are inpressed.in the tormsofa wat
er mark, dislinguishab,e when the paper is
held up to the light. The aggregate cures of
indigestion, bowel complaint, fever and
agne, remttent fever, eruplions, ulcers, con.
tusions, rheumatism, etc. achieved by these
preparations during 1857, exceeds by one
hundred per. cent. that of any former year.
The demand in this country has increased
enormously during the same period.
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California Mail-COngratulatory MESSAGES.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-The President re-
ceived telegraphic despatch from John
Buterfeld, President of the Overland Mail
Company, dated St, Louis, October 9th, in.
forming him that the great overland mail ar
rived there TO day from San Francisco, in
twenty three days and iourhours. The stage
brought through six passengers.
The President replied by telegraph as fol-
lows
WASHINGTON, October 9th, 1918.
John Bulter6eld, Pdesidcm ofhe OUerhtnd Ma,
Company,
SIR Your despatch has been received
cordially congratulate you upon The result.
II is glorious triumph for civilization and
the Union. Settlements will soon follow
the course of the road, and ''the East and
the West" will be bound together by chain
of living Americans, which can never be
broken.
(Signed) JAMES BUCHANAN.
Sr Louis, Oct 9.-1'he California Over.
land Mail by the Southern route, will reach
here TO night, tweuty-four days out, bring
ing San Francisco dates TO the 10Th ult, two
days later than have been received by the
mail and steamship line via Panama.
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MAR RE D.

On the 9TH inst by Rev. William Good
rich, Mr.. Thomas WyLiE. of Wikesharre,
and Miss CATHARINE S. McCoLLuM, of New
Columbus, Luzerne county, Pa.
On the 2Sth inst. by the Rev. NJ J. S,ov-
er; Mr. BENJAMIN WEAVER OF Cooper Town
ship, and Miss MARY FIDE of TurbutviIle.
On Sept 40, by the Rev. A. Barns, Mr.
HUDSON o. SwyDRk, Of Valley twp, 10 Miss
SUSAN BEcTrLL, of liemlock twp, Columbia
county.
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The ground by IL O'Clock, NJ, on Thursday
the 18th.
Q. All articles exhibited must remain on
the ground until O'Clock, p. m, on Friday
The 18Th, and on all occasions will be return
ed to the exhibitor, unless otherwise.
3. CAUTION articles exhibited, whelb
er ealables or not, must be respected as
private property, and any person detected
in purloiuire or injuring them will be dealt
with according 10 law.
d. All articles offered for competition,
must be owned by The competitions all
growth OF lie competitors, inanufac-
lnred arlcles must have beeEi Sssde by lte
competitors.
3. Every competitor for premiums, mnst
be a resident ol Columbia county. But per.
sons from other coun'Iss may have the prl' =
lleee OF bringing articles on exhibition, on
The payment oi an entrance fse-of fifty cenls
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The amount required for Membership 10
The SncIery i, FIFTY CENTS For this n Ger
tiiira'e will be given, signed by he Presi-
dent.
This certificate not only constitutes the
owner member OF The Collmba county
Agricultural Society, for one year, but il
ruiiles himself aud family 10 attend the
Fair without extra charges, aud further al!
lows him privilege OF brinojag such attic
les on exhibition a. he may choose, without
any further payment OF enirafce fee.
Certificates may he obtained at any time
at the office of the Presiden',, aud at the
store OF II. C. & |. w. itarlmau.
PALENlON JOHN.
JonN G. FREEzE, Sect'ry PreSt.
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BRANDHsETH,S PILLS
PllRIEY IlE RiNlD

Continued pain or uneasiness in any Or
gan is generally cured by one or more doses
OF Brandreth's Pills. Thirty years personal
experience by The undersigned fully justify
this assertion.
Dr. James Lrll, Of Po,stlam, n. Y, says
-"l have cured the most deplurahe c1stlve-
ness oil the bowel, with Brandrrth's pill-,
when every o'her remedy had failed, and The
patient was given mp to die. Skin diseases
oi an lnveletate and painful character, such
as erysipelas, salt rheum, Ietler aud summer
heat, have seen eTadicated by their use.
have cnred The rheumatic, the rpilsptc, the
pata, tic and the consumptive with these
excellent pills alone"
IN jnundice and all affections of the liver
dyspepsia, dysenlery and diarrhCpa, peutiSy,
sudden pans ard in1ammalious, female OH
stfuclions, scnrhulic and ,ctofnlous, even
auuly aud neural.c affections, have given
way Ia The use Of this medicine, and nnw,
ai'er twenty years experience, my e.tIma-
ton of Bfandrelh's Pills ccnrlnne To increase
OBSTRUCTlON.-A young lady, beautiful
and healthy, took cold, which caused n SER
ious obstruction Tor two years; her health
was broken down aud her bpauly departed
Al Length Brandferh's Pills were tried; eleven
doses, of from two to ionr, were taken in
fifteen days preceding the usual period -
Regularity vas restored, and her health and
GOOD looks recovered
NORNlS.-B Brandreli,'s Pill are the hes,
vermiiuae: they are inialhle. A liue child
six years old, Tor some weeks was dropping,
lis mother gave il one OF Brandreh'S sugar
coated pill, the next day there came away
q vuun sixteen inches lun", and aS large a>
n ch'Id'- finger. The child was well
PLEURlSG "A gentleman, away from
,I.
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AUDITOy';, NOIICjI,

The undersigned, appointed hy The Couu
OF Common fiaas oI Colombia couuly an
Auditor, to dIstnbu,e the a>~prs N The bands
ut Nathan DrpShach aud ReGheu Fahfingei.
a. -,,aucr. OF George W. Drci>tach 10 and
.Nnong the creditors, OF The SAID George W.
l.Ele>3ach, according to the rates m prnvor.
mons, aud "a the manner dirrced by law, il
sucn cases; viii attend at his office III Blooms-
"uts, IN saId county, 20 n,;ii the dntres OF Ids
Appointment. on SATURDAY, OCTOBER
23j, 1888. between The hours ot O'Clock,
a. NJ, and O'Clock, Z. N. Of said day.
] G.. FREEZE,
Rlnntr1 hmtn Snnl Ii 1879 ILLllLtnr
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PUBLIC SALE.

RY virtue OF an order Of the Orphans Court
OF Columbia comfy, Solomon Ney hard,
administrator Of Benjamin Hayman. will on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1HIRTIETH,
inst, al o'clock, p. m, expose to public
sale upon the premises, in Orange township,
Columbia CO., al The late residence OF The
decedenl, the following real estate:
A TRACT OF LAND,
the east end of the farm, adjoining lands OF
VIM. Delong, Jacob Raub, Wm. Mears, and
other lands OF Benz. Hayman's estate, and
containing Sixty-eigh lacres and some perhes,
on which there are erecled
FRAMEs HOUSE 81 BARN.
There is good spring Of water on the
premises, and all kinds OF fruit Trees. Abou,
fifty acres are cleared land. At the same
time there will be sold
60 e S To cd @'@e
adjoining the above property, two of them
on the west containing respectively ST and 81
scres; the other four on the south, contain.
ing respectively s acres 81 perches, s acres
ll2 perches, 5 acres 1876 perches, and 6
acres SO petches, and adjoining lands ol
-Benj. Steiner, R. Sitter and D. Montgomery
These lots are mostly cleared land and will
be sold separately.
At the same time and place there will be
sold the deceGenl's interest in Il
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12 PREMIUNGs.

Drawn all the premiums IN Pittsburgh for
!he past three years, also in Eastern aud
western cities, for best writing, not ell.
grayef work
lMPORFANT INFORMATION.
Students enter at any time-No vacation
Time unllmed-Review al pleasure-Grad-
uale. assisted in obtaining siluaions-Tu-
iion ior inll commercial course, S35 CO.
Average time 10 10 weeks-Board So 30
per oweeE-S'ationery, $6.0O-EnIifs cost,
500 90 TO 5000
EB- Ministers Sons received at half.price.
For -Circulat-Speclmen of Bust
ness and Ornamental Wfting-nclose Two
stamps, and address F. w. JENKINS,
Dci. 3, 1888. Pitlsbur2h, Pa.
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WMEATLEY'S ARCH st. THEATRE,
ARCH STREET. ABOVE SIXTH

TFITI4A AUELFf1Ih'
The Star Company, composed OF The first
Anlses in the world, and exceeding in
strength and talent my Dramatic comh'na
ton heretofore offered loihe Theatrical PUB
lic, will appear every night IN Comedy, TIA
sedy, Seflo. Come Drama, Vaudevilles, Mu'
seal Burletas, &c. sc. Wien visiting the
city, go there.
Philadelphia, Oct. 81, 1857.
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NEW nONT AND snON sT0RE.

TGFilE subscriber has taken this method. OF
mlurniu. his friends, snd The pIhc IL
aeEeral, that he has opened new BOOT
and SHOE establishment, in the -ianh lately
orcuptd as Barber Shop, in the Exchange
Block, Blnom~hufg, where he l. prepared
. 10 YeeHte-all ofarr- IA his Inc III ii style
unsurpassed by any establishment in Tins
section of the couulry.
HIS long experience in he business. and
general knowledge Of the peop'cuf Culnmha
conu,y. snreradied 10 fixed Denomination
10 reuder satisfaction to which he hopes to
merit.
JOHN NEYHARD.
omshnrg, Apri 7lh 1873
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BERWICK MARBLE YARD.
JOHN II, YOUNG.

HAVlNG become the proprietor OF ue
A Marble Cutting Establishment, formerly
owned AMI carried on by c. Pearce. lie
feels competent and able 10 execute in =,
workmani&e manner Carving and Lettering
Tomb Stones, Monuments, Nantes, &C.,
&c. He would most respectfully solicit
the attention OF all who desire 10 purchase.
Since the change in money matters and in
order 10 extend the business, he will sell
marble as low as can be had elsewhere on
short credit with approved secnrity.
Any body wishing work done in his line'
will do well TO give him a call; as he
ilaors himself that his work can not bs
surpassed this side oil Philadelphia. He
keeps on hand a, all lines lot OF good stock;
that which cannot fail 10 be satisfactorily TO
The purchasers. Country produce taken in
exchange Tor work al market prices.
JOHN II. YOUNG.
Berwick, June Q, 1858.
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CATTANISSA, WILLEiN.SpORT AND
ERIE RAIL RCSD.
55l1'71T75=,.5 57.7-577,77I7 z'a g. ~ !;

t75'5T7T7'75 IE7777=7T7777F7 .5'.5ss @ !
DUect RUhoad connection bc'ween Niagara
Fail, and Philadelphia. Shortest, Qnlckesj
aud Cheapest Route from Western New
York 10 Philadelphia, Harrisburg, Plurshurg
Baltimore. Wa-hiuoon city, aud Ire South
PASSENGER TRAINS leave EImlra daily
(rycept Sunday) att A. Nj. passing, William
sport at 10 10 A. NJ. connecting win Read
lna Rail Road u, Port Clinton, and reaching
Philadelphia al 80 p. NJ.
Reurning, leave Phlladelrhia from corner
of Broadvay and Vine streets. a, 7 SO. a. N.
reaching Wilamsport u! b 10, ?. NJ, aud
arriving AT Emira at Q. p. Nj.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL LEAVE
PORT CLINTON FOR HARRISBURG
Drecr, via Dmphm and Susqurhamna halI
Road. on the arrival Of the Caltawssa Tain,
at 10 p. NJ. reaching Harrisburg at 8 2. NJ.
Returning leave Fi-,1ri.i,r7r--- ;! ; K. ri :,
connect at Por Clrr;oC wiDh CaIaws>a
train bound west forming the most direct
route 10 Harrisburg, Piushurg, Bllumore and
lhe South, connecting these ,,oinls with all
Nouhw western Pennsylvania and western n.
York.
Commencing at Elmirs with trains on New
! oTk ahh E'le hall hpau dINo, WIN Ihe
EImira, CanaodaSna Rochester, Buffalo and
Niagara Falls.
Connecting diteclly with the Great Western
Railroad al Suspension bridge for Detroit,
Chicago, ST. Louis, &C., thus making the
shortest, aud lheeheapest roul trom PniIadel
PIMA TO nose points.
A FREIGHT TRAIN
WIN leave Wiuamsport daily, at 6 80 a. NJ,
for Philadelphia.
Freight train to and from Pniladeldhia
without transhipmenl, from Reading RalI
Road Freight Depot, corner of Board aud
Cherry streets.
TRAINS PASS DANVlLLE AS FOLLOWS
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A. II. G.. BROCKEN.
% CLIFF STREET NEW YORK.

MANUFACTURER OF
Glass Syringes, Homeopathic vials, Graduated
measures, Nursing Bottles, etc,
Glass Ware for Chemicals, Druggists. Per
fume,s, Photographers, etc. Green Glas,
Ware by the package. A liberal discoun
made 10 the trade Orders from Country
Druggists and Dealers solicited. Price Lsl,
sent on application.
August 4th, 1s5S-3m.
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a Ia ElSGCAN HaOUSE.
nan At EnT,U

JVII4N I4E4tNVVNj IUPT ttIUF'
Bloomsbury, ta.
THE Proprietor oil this well known es,ah-
h,hment thankful Tor The liberal patronage
heretofore extended him, takes this melhod
Of Informing his TRENDS aud the public, tina.
he has added considerable TO The facilities ut
his house and is prepared 10 accommodate
all those who may favor him with their Gu.
tom. His house aud lis arrangements vii
be found to be in good order and he hope
by strict desire TO please, 10 receive lu,t
share oi patronage. He has also 9 ood sta
bling aud attentive osters.
JOAN LEACOCK.
Bloomsburg, July 81, 1858.
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Executors Notice.

Z ErrERS res 'amenlary on the estate OF
IA Jacob Fcckeuseln, late of Orange twp,
Columbia Codrtv, deceased, have been his
idy gtanted by the Register and Recorder OF
Columbia county, TO NaIhen FIeckenSten
md lohu Nevhard. All persons having
claims or demands against The estate OF the
lcredeu, are requested TO make them known
. me Executors, who reside in Orange Twp
ia .ah county, without delay, and all per-
~ons 10 make payment.
MATHEW FLECKENSTEIN,
JOHN NEYHARD, Esq,
Orange, Aug. Z, 1858. Executors.
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IRON CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. CHARTERED 1855.
300 Students attending January, 1853.
Nov The largest and most thorough Com
AZ mercial School ct the u States. Young
men prepared for actual duties of The Count.
,ng Room.
J. c. Smith, A. NJ. Prof. of Book keeping
and Science OF Accounts.
A. I. DouIhei, Teacher Of Arithmetic and
Commercial Calculation
J. A. Heydrick and r. c. jenkins, Teach.
ers OF Book Keeping.
A Co"lew aud w. A. Miller, Pfofs. Of
Penmanshin.
Single and double entry Book. keeping, as
used IN every department Of business. Com
mercial Ari'hmetic-rapid business writing
-de!eciing counterfeit monsy-mercanlile
'orrespoudPnce-coni law are taught
and all Other sntjec,s necessary Tor The sue.
cess aud thorough education of practical
business man.
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No. 90 STOCK AND ARTICLES FROM
OTHER COUNElES

OlHER COUN LIES.
By Resolution adopted by ,he Snciery,
persons not residents ~ Columbia county,
cannot compete for Premiums, They will be
entitled to very neatly eA~cuied Diplomas,
however, tor every article, whether GtaIn,
Fruit, Sinck, or mauuiacuIed--oi Il erit that
they may bring on exhibition. They are
most cordially inyied TO do so. Their names
aud address shonld be attached by cards.
Judges.-CoI. L. L. Tate, Bloom, John
SNYDER, Orange, WIN. +. Shunan, Milne.
NOTE.-ln accordance with Resolution
adopted AT The la>I meeting of the Society,
there will be ten per cent detucled from each
one OF the above Premiums To b. paid over
to The Trustees of The "Farmer's High School
Of Pennsy ylvauia," as a Iund 10 enable them
TO carry tha, enterprise into completion.
INSTRUCTIONS TO JUDGES,
|. The Judges will have The Discretionary
power TO withhold the premiums II the ar
lIc!es exhibited i. moi worthy premium.
2. The members of the various Commit
tees. will make it "A point 10 be on the ground
as I NY as possible, on the second day-and
not later than 10 O'Clock, at which time the II
names will be called from The stand, and
they will be expected 10 proceed 10 business.
3. The Chairman oi the dlfIeroni Com
mitlees are requested 10 hand in their re-
port as early as possible. The Premiums
will be awarded by the President on Satur-
day morning, the 10th, AT o'clock, A. Nj.
REGULATIONS.
/. All articles for competition must be on
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At the wholesale and retail. head quaflsrs,
3s. South Second Street, Sc.
PhIadephia
THE only place where exclusive Agencies
can he ottarued for The State of PenasyIva.
MA New Jersey aud Delaware.
Thesr Lamps give light equal in inten
sity Of fame, aud similar in appearance TO
Gas, and claimed TO he superior to all other
portable lights, now in use. No fear oi
ESplosion-.No oiTeh-ive odor.-No smoke.
Very easily lrmmed,-As easily regulated
as a Gas Lohr.-Can be adapted to al. pur.
poses.-Aud better than all fora poor man
so per cent cheaper Than any olher Pora-
BILE hahl, now in common use.
Sole Agency also Tor KndPp'S Patent Rosin
ard Coal Oil Lamp.
GS- Lamps, Oils, Wicks, Shades, and
every article IN the line. -.
$. E. SOUTHLAND, agent.
No, Ss South Second 81. Pnhad'a.
September 8 1858.
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NEW LIVERY STABLE.
II. Is. EsHsEN'EES,


Respectfully in-o tEE-E forms his friends
and Il" !,e pob" e5l{s in general, RIB !n&! :!
BUSINESS, on Main Street, East Blooms
burg. al his NEW BRICK STABLE, where
he Will always he pleased TO furnish his Gus
toners, and the community al large, with
HORSES and CARRIAGES by the hour, day
or week a. reasonable rates.
HIS stock i entirely new, and by keepina
good horses and carriages, and.a!ten,ve dri-
ve:s, &c. he hopes 10 receive good share
of patronage. Having added 10 his. extensive
stock some OF the most comfortable two-
horse vehicles, parties vii! find it to their aG-
vantage TO cal! On him.
lie also has in connection with the livery
business, an excellent
81 Lt-nn Ll dL6@9 Go6C@oS 8
running regularly several times per day, 10
and from The several Drpols, on the arrival
and departure oI the Cars, 10y which passen.
gers will be pleasantly conveyed 10 or from,
il desired.
He tenders thanks for patronage heretofore
bestowed, and respectfully solirl's continu-
anre OF The same. N. S. PRENTIS.
Bluomshutg, March 10, 1858.
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EXECU i'OR'S NOTICE,

EXECU TORS N0TlCE,
NOTICE Is hereby given 10 all persons
~ Interested, that letters resluruentary on
tie estate al George w. Parks, ate OF Scot
township, Columbia county der'rd, have
aeen granted h' the Register of Wills al
sad county, to Charles Fl Dieteiich, re>id-
ing in Centre township, in ea,d co., aud
Phoebe Parks, IesidIng in Light Street IN
Scogt township, of said county, 10 whom ali
accounts mus be presented without della;
properly authenticated tor settlement
CHARLES II. DIE rERICH,
PROEBE PARKS, .
September IS, '5S Executors.
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C. W. M'KELvY. J. s. M'NIYcu.
c. w. M'KELVY, & co.
PER MANUFAC TURER 5

A ND Dealers in Rags, Catlawi,sa Mills,
Ia keep constantly on hand paper oi all
kinds, such as Printing, Book, Ca, Letter
amt Wrapping, al the lowest prices Tor cash
or IN exchange Tor rags.
Having increased facilities for manufacture
ing. would cali the attention of merchants
and dealers, TO their srork OF paper, which l.
offered at extremely low prtce>.
Orders ny mai promptly atlende 20, aud
rags pufrhoseI at market vdIue, IA smaii OF
--+Ir-p tiii<ll'i">.
CatlawI..a Anril ol 1879
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FRAME, HOUSE ssl BARN.
Lime Stone Quarry,

in Cerlre township, Columbia CO., 10 wit -
the undivided one fourth of a quarter acre Of
grouhd. Late the estate oil said Benjamin
Hayman, OF Orange township, Columbia
county, deceased.
SOLOMON NEYHARD,
~~-Orange iNp., Ocl. 6, 1858. Adm'r.
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DRUG AND MGgpHCsNEs,

DEgUGa AND NHElEeHCaNES.
1a4e Goe Ia EJ @-4
SNOULD faIl the attention oil all those who
" wish 10 buy good good, in his line,
that he has just replenlshed bis (arealyj
large aad we'll selected assortment OF The fol-
lowing articles. viz
tRUGS. NHEyGlYEs. 0iyS.YY
PAINTS, NARNlSHES, GLASS, DYEsryrrs Is
Cu"f~rlrouanrs, pstiumrry, taLcy soap, and
toilet article, generally CI@urs au,: Tobacco
al every variety and btaud, Harl>ou'> Inks
wholesale and retail II, the manufacturers
prizes, PURE HIhES IND BR4NDIES for
medicinal use only. Tfuss"s, ShouIder Braces
and Abdominal Supporters,
GS3 IEr ~ g. GC2 ~ In
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1858-10-13
THE COLUMBIA COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
WILL HOLD THEIR THIRD
AN NJ UAL EXIT clifton
At BEcSMSSURG.
ON THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY,
OCTOBER H. IS = 16, 1853.
Premiums 10 be A,0arded as tollota
NJ unDCES

Premiums 10 be Awarded as toAoss%
No. 1.-HORSES.
Best pair Carriage Horses, S. 90
Second best, 3 90
Best pair Draft Horses, 90
Second best, 800
Best Stallion, over years old, 3 90
Second best, g 3 90
Best Brood Mare and Colt, 4 90
Second best, " " 2 90
Best single carriage Horse 2 so
Second best so
Best horse Coli, yeDrs old, so
Best mare " /" " 2 so
Best horse 2 90
Best mare " " 2 90
Best horse i" !" 2 90
Best mare Q 90
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1858-10-13

o Judges -Eias DeItrck Montour, Jonas
e Rayman, Greenwood aud Andrew Ffeas,