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NJ w. Jackson, Superintendent Of the
Lackawanna and Bloomsburg Railroad, will
please accept our unfeigned thanks for the
favor we received at his bidding.
MIR. Jackson has been acting in the capa-
city of Superintendent Of his Raiiroad for
the last two or three months: and we
are pleased 10 state that, the road was nev-
CT in more prosperous condition than at
present The facilities on this road for
transportation, under the present Superin.
tendent, have been considerably increased,
thereby making the road of greater impor-
tance and The business it does more lucra-
tive. This is well managed road-one of
the best in the State.
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THE Mo'tour american, published at Dan
Vile, Pa, has changed hands. DR.. Brewer
has disposed of the establishment 10 Mr.,
George B. Ayers, Of Harrisburg, who will
continue the publication of the paper under
the title of Nontour Herald The paper will
advocate the principles Of the "Opposition
as ii did heretofore, and we think, political
ly, meet about the same success; but in a
pecunary way we hope it may do welI.-
The retiring editor has our best wishes for
his future prosperity.
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HOiloOay's PRS-Sick headache, one of
the most common of all ailments. is remov-
ed by single dose OF this gentle aperient.
1t does not act upor the seat OF the pain,
but upon the dscrdercd stomach, the OBJ
s,rucled bowels the dlstempered liver by
the irregular action Of which organs the
torture is occasioaed. As remedy for Of
lensive breath the pills are most confident
recommended They purify The whole in
ternul organization and impart 10 every
function Il degree i ~xigSs which insures
the regular discharge of all refuse matter
through the natural and legitimate channels.
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THE LADIES' AMERICAN MAGAZINE for May
has been duly received. 1t is an excellent
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The fashion plates are handsome, and can
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FoRNEY's CoNvENTroN.--In regard 10 the
Convention which met in Harrisburg, on
Wednesday, the Harrisburg Patriot and
Union says 1T was truly Republican
drama. and we respectfully would inquire
OF Col. Forney whether he had consulted
with Senator Seward previous 10 determin-
ing upon the programme. Convention it
was not mass meeting ii was mott but an
amusing little play it was; for which we
are quite curious 10 know whether Sewart,
or Greeley gave out The parts.
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ADNEINfsTRATOR,S NOTICE

Estafe Of Mary Coleman, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters of ad-
~ minlstration on the estate oil Mary Cole
man, late OF Orange township, Columbia
county, deceased, have been granted by the
Register OF Columbia county, to the under
slsued, residing ir Fishingcreek township,
said county. All persons having claims or
demands against The estate of the decedent
are requested TO preseD, them 10 The admin
isrator, duly attested, without delay, and all
persons indebted to the estate are notified
TO make payment forthwith TO
JOSEPH COLEMAN,
Fishinorraek. April 6, 1852 lAdur
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A SAD AFFAIR.-It has already been an
nounced by the telegraph, that Edward
Benedict, of Detroit, stabbed his wife in a
fit of jealousy, and was arrested while pre-
pairing 10 hang himself by chain from a
Tree. 1t appears that he had been drinking
to excess, the several days previous, and
while insane from this cause, committed the
crime which he now bitterly bewails. The
Free Press states that he says that he does
not know why the act was committed, and
does not expect to be pardoned, either on
earth or in heaven.
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GoDY's LADY's BooE is upon our book-table
for May, and prime number it is too.-
We are always glad 10 greet its coming, for
we are sure of having something rich and
racy 10 recommend TO our numerous read
ers. The illustrations in this work are splen-
did, and not surpassed by any Magazine
published in the United States. This is The
Lodies' book, and worthy of the most hearty
support. Terms, 50 per annum. Publish.
ed in Philadelphia
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The KGyand SicklGS Tragedy.
WHAT A AwoMAN THINKS OF 1T.


The last Nora Iowa Times contains letter
from lady. lister, we believe, of Lydia
II. Sigourney, commenting upon Col. Rich
ardson's editoral in relation to the killing of
Key. The Col had said that "Sickles could
not have livedh had he not taken vengeance
on the willy sSundrel who had robbed him
OF his positiontnd dissraced his name.n-
His fair cores ggdent had supposed that a
mans virtue hereOi, part of his ma
tnre, and noy ayys reflection of the vir.
tue of his wife"
But she must infer from the editorial re.
mark above that "when Hon Mr. Sickles
went to Congress his position, his name, his
honor, depended upon the chaste behavior
of Mrs Sickles-his wife e,-and she an Tlal-
ian at that +! The beautiful woman, capt..
waited by the graces of handsomer man
than her husband, sins, is discovered, and
exposed, and-Mr S, The only innocent
person in the affair, shoots Mr.. Key, not for
betraying his wife, but for dishonorlns him
Oh, esrecious seIfshness
at is strange" she continues, chow diff
ferentiy our sexes are constituted. Women
survive these disagreeable developments
every day. II Mir Sckles had hired THIS
designation horsc and there met Mrs. Sw2.
zles, do you think MIS-. Sicl.les would have
gone out 10 shoot the faiIhless crino'ine who
had STOLEN her husband! !! No sir Woman
do no such foolish !hings, and why +! Be-.
cause, il we atc Firtnous We have conf.
dence in our virme, and we feel that no der
election CT the husband can or ought TO af-
feet the virtue Of the wife. But suppose on
some fine Sabbath morning all the women
IN Washington who suspect their truenl
lords, should sally out, "sword and pistols
b. heirsides," TO chaslse the dear creatures s
who had stolen their aGaclions-would not
this max an Interesting epoch in history 2"
The iollowins; paragraph shows what a
woman thinks of mans courage
"And yet, this man, who could not meet
the hollow shells af humanity that formed
his society al Washington, until he had vim
djcated his honor, must now meet mulIitudes
at his triaI--hear The coarse jeerings of un-
principed liberlires-confron this wife
whom he magnanimously promised "not TO
again aud again with exag-
geration and minL.isJ Ire whole history Of
his misery revived--meet the wondering
looks OF his little one turning from father TO
molher ior an explanation OF this my stery,
and in alter years be tortured by her recur-
renee 10 The first chapter OF her liie's reality!
If he can do all this and dare to meet his
Maker a, last with the brand of a murderer
on his soul, and yet could not meet the tai
low.iaced, mustached puppies of his club.
room, tell me, in Gods name, in what con.
sisls the superior courage of manhood 2"
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MARRIED.

On the 3ist ut by the Rev. D. w. Wolf,
MIR. JOINS lcKEs, aud Miss Mary WATTS, ali
OF Mahoning, Moniour county, Pa.
On The 18th inst, by the same, Mr.. VIM.
PRIcs, and Miss SUSAN BURGER, of Cattawis-
sa, Columbia county.
IL Bloomsburg, the 18th inst, by the Rev.
lohl T. Hornberger, Mr.. ABsALoM Fay, of
Montour county, and Miss ELIZA VoEGELr,
of this county.
AT the parsonage in Plymouth, the 7th
INST, by the Rev. A. J. Clark, Mr.. JoHN
DoDsoN, and Miss EMILY J. KELLER, both of
Luzerne county, Pa.
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AN OMNIBUS FOR SALE.

THE undersigned offers FOR sals good
eSsSTgN g. FOUR HORSE OMNI.
e.: 81. as5:rsSS3~ BUS al fair price,
Hsssa! HsaS 1t being too large for
the amount OF Tavel done at this place
therefore the subscriber offer it lor sale. Ii
is well calculated to convey passengers TO
and from Railroad Stations, at a rea sonabls
distance, as II is strong and comfortably fit-
led for that purpose, Any person wishing
to purchase an Omnibus had better call and
examine this one before going esewher,.-
1t eau he seen at the Brick Livery Stable of
Noah S. Prentis, decd, East 8loomsburg.
SAMUEL NJ. PRENTIS.
Bloomsburg, April 10, 1859.
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Rising Sun R0tes-Berwick, Pa,

THE subscriber would respectfully info.m
his friends and The travelling public that he
has taken charge of The abovs named hotel,
and has fitted it up in the best possible man.
ner for the accommodation OF nil who may
!avor him with lhsr patronage. He falels
himseIf that by unremil;ipg attention, he
can give entire satisfaction to all. His Ia ole
will be supplied with the besl the market
affords, and his bar with The choicest liquors.
Ooligins and attentive osllers will always
be on band, and his slabling is the most ex-
tensive in this section of country.
MAI. N. SEELY.
Berwick, April 90, 1859.
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We learn by an exchange that Henry c.
Carey, Esq, of Philadelphia, Simon Came
ron, Ten Eyk, 4. Joy Morris, Veree, and
Morton McNlichael, are about paying Wis
ii 10 the coal regions of Scranton, Pittston,
and Wyoming. George w. Scranton and
other prominent men will join the corps,
and intend visiting DanvilIe on CThursday)
tomorrow, where proper preparations have
been made for their reception.
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NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted 10 the late firm of
MenderhalI s. Mensch will lake notice that
A. c. Mensch has this day assigned and se.
over 10 the subscriber all his interes, in the
accounts, notes, judgments, SC, due said
finn, and they are left in the hands of Thos.
Painter, Esq, for immediate collection, 10
whom all payments must hereafter be made
SAMUEL MENDENHALL.
Bloom burg. AnIil Ill. 1859.
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WILL LAGER BEER INToxIcArE.-A gentle
man, TO satisfy himself whether lager beer
will inoxicate, purchased quantity and had
it analyzed. The result of the chemical pro-
cess showed that two quarts of lager pro-
duced about one half pint of genuine whis-
key. We have seen men drink ten or
twelve glasses in the course of an hour. 1t
is certain, therefore, that lager, when drank
TO excess, will at least make human be-
ing feel exhilerated.
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Death OF THE OLDEST MAN IN PgNNsvL.
vANIA.-We learn from an exchange that
Mr.. Timothy Sweeny, died in Farview
township, Butler county, recently, at the
advanced age Of one hundred and twenty
two years. The deceased was born in
i737, in Carahan, parish of Ardfert, county
of Kerry, Ireland, and emigrated to this
country in 1897, being then one hundred
years old. He was never known TO have
had an hours sickness even up 10 the day
OF his death, but was always remarkably
stout and healthy, having the full use of all
his faculties 10 the last, with a de'lcacy of
hearing and Quickness of perceptions that
was really miraculous in one who had
journoyed SO far beyond the allotted bounds
OF earthly existence.
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CARE For THE BIRDS Nothing can be
pleasanter than 10 have these little lealh.
cred songsters making their summer homes
in the vicinity of your dwellings Encour-
age them, then, and put up a few boxes
that they may find convenient places
where 10 raise their little families. By at.
,enton 10 this matter you may enjoy de-
lishlful consert every morning, for the birds
are the best Of amateur musicians.
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PUBLIC NOTICE FOR LICENSES.

NOIlCE is hereby given that the follow
~ ing persons, in Columbia county, have
filed their several petitions in the Court of
Quarter Sessions of the said County, Tor Tav-
ern aud Store License, in their respective
townships, which, SAID petitions. will be
presented TO The said Court on Monday, the
I'd day of May next, OF which all persons
interested will hereby take rotice, aud The
Licenses for lhe County of Columbia will
Re granted on Wednesday, the 4lh day OF
Mau ne vI al . niclnclc y Al
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STRAY CHAPTERS


LIFE and TRA VEL
BY BA YARD TAYLOR,
the initiatory article being entitled
1.-THE FIRST JOURNEY EVER MADE"
Which is considered by the author-as il
unquesionabiy will be by The pubc-io be
his most interesting adventure since the
original outset Of the
Great American Traveller,
and cannot fail TO be of interest 10 all. These
delightful articles will be
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED
with original designs, in the highest style of
the arl, ronrayIng the scenes and characters
described in the most graphic manner
This new feature is u most valuable and
instructive one, sGiied to both young and
old, and will render
Tkae Ncyy Work Mercury
worthy of leading place, as The most re-
fined and elegant of all
FAMILY PAPERS.
Since the first announcement OF our en-
eagemcnl of Mr.. TAYLOR, we have re-
celved flood of inquiries from all parts of
the Union, relative to the enterprise, show
ing that public expectation is on up-toe to
learn the particulars regarding the character
Of his contributions. As il is impossible for
us 10 answer these in detail, we can only
refer our friends and correspondents to the
NEW YORK MERCURY FOR APRIL 80,
where the first of these sparkling and popu.
lar sketches will be found.
As no other American has ever travelled
so extensively as BAYARD TAYLOR, and
to other traveller can see things with the
eyes of America, we need not further eulo-
giZe The value of these emRnations of his
mind and observation, to the reading pub.
lie. 1t is sufficient 10 say that they will
greatly enhance the high character lhat the
MERCURY has ever maintained, and that
has heretofore resled upon many causes,
some of the most important OF which may
be summed up as follows:
THE MERCURY employs more literary
talent than any other paper
THE MERCURY pays more, and higher
prices for that talent, than any oIhsr paper.
THE MERCURY is constantly announc.
ing new, startling, and brilliant additions 10
It's already unrivaled fund of attractions.
THE MERCURY is illustrated by F. o.
G. barley, Esq, the greatest artist of this
century, and his beautiful pictures are thus
| brought within the reach Of the entire pub.
lie.
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A "BlLL to Suppress Licentiousness" has
passed the the Assembly of New York
state, giving power 10 the Mayor and COM
mon Council of New York City, TO enact all
ordinance for the general regulation of all
house of prostitution, including regis
try OF the names of their inmates. The bill
does not propose licensing these places on
the Parisian plan, but it makes very near
approach 10 it.
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AT rancho near Sacramento, young
woman went TO town to buy some traps
for her wedding next day. While there
she met an old fame, married him and
took him home. The disappointed groom
was SO generous that he joined in the merry
making, and volunteered to do the fiddling,
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In consequence of the slow progress of
the Sickles trial we have again concluded
10 defer our synopsis until next week -
Most Of The time for several days, past has
teen taken up by the lawyers in discussing
dry points in which our readers would take
but little interest.
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DIED.

Near Jerseytown, on the night of the Cd
inst, CHALKLny, son of John p and Anna
Ewes, aged l6 years
AT Millville, on the morning of the I'd
inst, INFANT, daughter OF Benjamin K and
Mary Ewes, aged about or 8 months.
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EsarGs1naH's Corner again.

THE Subscribers have just returned from
j the City with large and extensive stock
Of Spring Goods, which thew offer at The
very los es figures Tor READY Pay. Thank
iul past tavors they still solicit share of
public patronage, feeling confident that they
can satisfy all who wish TO buy cheap.
H. c. & |. w. HARTMAN.
Bioomsburg, April 18th 1869.
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The DIVORCED WIFE of Thomas Wash.
:nglon Smith, who played such prominent
part in the tragedy which resulted in the
shooting of Richard Carter, by Smith, was
married about three months since 10 the ed
iior of Susquehanna county paper.
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BAT.A!'..s.D. a. TAYLOR,

ENGAGEU EXCLUSIVELY FOR
TEa& NV Y0ESM ERGE2CUssY
At very heavy expense We have suc-
csedGl ia securing the
CELEBSATED POET, AUTHOR AND TOURIST,
whose charming letters from foreign lands
have long kept the world delighted and n-
teies.ed,
BAYARD TAYLOR, ESQ,
who will hereafter make The MERCURY
the onty recipient of his ineslimabs
Sketches OE E'Eavel.
one Of which will appear EVERY WEEK.
We have the happiness TO announce, there
fore that in the
NEW YORK MERCURY for Aprl so, 1859,
tt,ll h.af
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The Printer is on hand for April, filled
with handsome specimens of cuts and type
designed 10 interest the craft The Printer
is valuable publication, and should be in
the hands of all printers. 1t is printed in
New York, by Henry g. Huntington.
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IT Is a sickening thing 10 think how many
angry and evil passions the mere name of
admitted excellence brings into full acivi-
~ Scott.
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Decorate Nominations.

MEssRs. KELLER, JACKSON and OEEs, have
our sincere acknowledgements for valuable
legislative papers.
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EacR'a 81 Bl0onlasbUPg Es. Es.
CHANGE OF TIME.

FA7RAlNS will arrive aud depart from Kings
"a ion as follows:
TRAINS DEPART.
New York Mail, for Scranton, 925 A. M.
Philadelphia Mail, for Rupert, 94e '
Accommodation, for Scranton, 100 P. M.
Evening Train, for Scranton, 5,35 "
Evening Train for Rupert, $40 "
TRAINS ARRIVE.
Morning Train, from Scranton, 900 A. M.
do do do Rupert, 9.l5
Accumulation T, from Scranton, 1920 P. M.
New York Mail, from Scranton, 4.40
Philadelphia Mail, from Rupert, $50 i"
M. w. JACKSON, Sup't.
April 13, ls59.-15.
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EXECUTORS NOTION

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given tha= |oIzsfs tes,a.
l menlaTy 10 the Estate 6f William Stall,
Of Briarcreek township, Galumba county.
deceased, have beeo afanIe, 10 the subscr,.
beH. All persons iudeIzIAd to said estate
are requested TO make iuEI ediate payment,
and those having claiIIIz a gainsl the same,
10 present them, 10
EDHARD STALL,
WIfLlAM EDWARDS,
January, 1900 Executors
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EAGLE e. HOTEL,

mere ne mas hiaue apPie arrangements,
by thoroughly improving the premises and
renoValing The mansion for the accommo-
dation of all those who may favor him with
their custom The liberal support he re-
ee'ved last year at the franklin in Light
Street, induces him to hope that all his lor-
mer customers will give him call in hfz
new quarters. No pains shall be spared <oI
their comfortable entertainment
Espy, April 10, 1859. N. HUDSoE.
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ESPY HOTEL.

THE undersigned, late of the franklin
House, Light Street respectfully informs his
old lriends and new customers, that he has
taken Mrs. Worman's stand in the South part
of the thriving village Of Espytown, Colum.
bia county, known as the
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M.IIE Z IMEY GOODS.

comprising everything commonly found in
firs-cla"s Millinery Shop. Her style Of
Bonnets, caunoi be surpassed in this section
of county, and her work will favoraby COM
pare with any done This side of the cities.
She has on hand lot Of neat and handsome
bonnels, hats and caps for Illle Misses, of
all styles and prices.
Particular attention wIIl be paid to any
thing in the mauluamaking line; also bon
net repairing done up to order, with neat
ness aud dispatch.
Ey Shop lew doors above Wilson's Car.
riase Mandatory, on Main Street
MARY BARKLEY.
Bloomshurg, April20 1859.
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS.
SDriRg & AspHahsYher Es0nnets,

THE undersigned respectfully informs II q
ladies OF Bioomsbnrg aud vicinity, that ste
has Just returned from the caste rn cities win
a Splendid assortment of new