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New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

Casinere PANTS from 81 TO S.
Linen 'oNi' ''G5 GEORGE A. HUNTER 4 Co,
Mammoth Clothing Warehouse, Nos go and w boweIy'
Water Coolers Wafer CooIers.rhey are Sis5sn,
principally offices aud counting rooms and although Is
handy to hsy hsI in The FS % ss az e y 'n0
-"' LUCIUS HART. Nos. 4 and BuIlinssip
Round Hill Warer;C%re and Hotel NokTItAMr- ara MP
tpai Phy.cisnDI HALsTEDS success in the % cure Of
WEE saG,D .no~ snd III .Sppor Hi. system Of
MeorPsily based on Pho.Phe Prlngpes svi @ 10y S.
t.d In the treatment of ve thousand in riding and hos.
ta practice TIE cure speedy and Telia9e tnose
cse. Of Spinal Diseases Paralysis and Lose Of the Use OF
Limbs have been cured by this method improvement IN IT, n G
caes chronic complaints is far more rapa N '
months Invsds will save money snd 'ine Jy S'
in the treatment of diseases is undsPu'ed-
." Of treatment has been approved BY
most inssen, citizens and has received the most hatterns
Rns H one Of the most charming watering places in
the countr-fa suremrt the seekers Of pleasure not
less than to who the boon Of health No summer re-
,o surpases u oyenes and In al the resources calculated
to CRAFTY and promote the comfort OF 'i'i'o-ls
Louis Republican
DIR. Townsend's Sar-aparllla. >.
srea, Spring Remedy and the only medsne Which can & e.
rs MiRACr IoUs EFFECTS tPoN THE BLOOD; b.
dr s ..oaeh requisite. the bowels. npa
''Is DR. I' TowSsENpS sfS TSS sSRsAPARILLA
der ,upeIin,endepse Of Dr JAMES Chiffon The most
ONLY SARSAPARiLLA
which will eectusy cleanse the system eradicate disease re-
stor healthy all the functions OF The body, and
KEEP THE BLOOD PURE.
Established in the City Of Ne~iork IN lStl
Whole Retail Depot Nc. 2i2 BROADWAY, opposite
81 Psu's Church Ofhce Nc. =
Pmisra ut fellIsence Once and Labor KxchanEc
h.s he removed fru No Canas. 20 No u ets 81 ts.e
x,xhnv.,;l Of Broadway. No fees elzrsrd
-" JAMES P. FAGAS, Superintendent
Kinesipathy or swedish Movement Cure,
Applied BY
CNAS II. StIEFARD, NJ. D..
No saNortou.st y. Y English basement bouse.
.Dcatt TO all vermin."
Prr<cIPll DEgOr No. 40 BROADWAY.
"COsTAR's" RAT ROACH, kc., ENTERalNATOK.
..CoSTtR'S" BED-BUG EXTERMISA TOR. -
..cOSTAI'S, ELECTRIC POWDER, FOR MOTHS, IN
SECTS, &c.
lO>1y IxyALIisLE RraEpiEs kNoWSl
n o,o ,oYe. old per week 20 NewYork slone.
Exan.Ee each boa. bottle OF nask n,sISc sIS
"COSTARS"
Sold everywhere.
The mast simple, Economical and Best baking
o.. In ihis market, IL the MORNING sIAh so.a ~
RICHARDSON, B0YNTONk = Co.. ~" ~ esiA'-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

An Grafton for the Times:
THE REV. HENRY WARD BEECHEh . .,
VIII deliver an Address THURSDAY EVENING, May -,
al O'clock at the Broadway Tabernacie corner Of
and S4 request of the Young Mems Association Of that
Church. Tickets d cents
subiect-INDlGNA A DUTY.
Nrs. FprubnIn,s COnv ersa tiOns.-The trst OF tne
seri, viii b, h, o'clock TUESDA AY 2ith inst in Room
No "a Cooper Institute. Subeet-ihe orsahic i"i'S anu
Rank Of Woman" ,, III - -,
Mrs F views the question Of Womans position are pecn
liar and pp practical calculations OF the dhcnes
under hich labor that not found N ordinary
sious Of this much yexed problem
The Committee on streets Of the BogrG oi AidSr es
men win meet in No. City Hail. on MoHDAf the 90
Tbs snbicc, of widening Nssau-st. viii be considered
All interested in the above or any other bubess e
fore the Committee, are hereby notified 70 attend =,
FHaA4! !4 ssHEFA sssSHEEFFAEss ''"|iI':s & !" SF
JOHN LYNES, Aldermen
MINIS. Clerk
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fanfp Gocos.
fats, &r.

nURABILITY.-Lsster and elegance sre ~
IL cured By psrshAsins Of
DEAKE's ENTILATINo and wArERPRoo1 HAfS.
No. BOWERY.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

YNO NEWS AGENTS-OkIE 81 DAYTON,
No % Ann corner of Nassau Fuckers aud ForwarderO
Of ali the DAILY and WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS, MA0A-
LINES and everything required the trade Country dealers
supplied on favorable terms and the earliest moment Oders
solicited.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

CyTERLING ENGLISH LITERATURE
- w BoUTON Co, No 81 WalEers, beg 70 invite The
stton Of their large AID select stock which
embraces the in all departmental of LITERATURE al
which are od.Ied reasonable prices which VIII De ound
plslpy marked in Enthusiastic purchaser auction
viii dc well make Of H. AID examine our pTces s on
rrceut sson Parker Library Sse The prees realized a. sn
Hon were in many - 100 cert in advance
wha, We offer copies and editions Of the tame oA
pr,ya. sale j. w BOUTOS Co, importers and Desen Ia
scsrc~ and Sterling English Books No 81 Wslkers-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
U'HE sABBATH-sCHOOL BELLA new

A NNIVERSARY and SUNDAY-SCHOOL
N MUSIC BOORS-Nos aud ara ready. No con-
taiu sixty and Hymns Price *5 per hundred.
No contains thyis Tunes and Hymrs Price cents. ~
Per hundred. Postage The fD wing and beautiful
tunes found In these collections Ought Love Ny
Mother" On III be a Coo Child" "a Hundred Years %
Come Sc HORACE WATERS, Agent,
No. Brady dyayP Publsher.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

CTEREOSCOPES and STEREOSCOPlC
VIEWS.
An reu.e variety of Stereoeopc Views on Gias s-a
OF Psp-r consisting 6 Views Places, Group, Sc,
S;ereoscopes from IS ccu;s 20 s7a -,
c,rculsr Containing description Of the SereoeoPe and
wirrs Of ;e various styles Of SeTeoscopes 20 any s
Srrss on receipt Of = pc-tsEe stamp. -.,-y,
taken for the StsreoscOpe.
No. $40 aud S48 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

I OST-On the Goth inst, . Male CANARY, green
~ color MARRIED with few white festhe; and The h1
inst. link u Gold SLEEVE BUTTONS msrked with lstsr
b. The finder viii confer favor and be suitably revadd ~
.turing either TO Mr. BOWEN, No. 20 7hst, No " WaI-
-, basement
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

Fernando Wood twist your hair
Mayor Tiemsnp, look round you,
Count Joannes, better be IF,
Or Stephen III. Branch II confound you
Printers Devil
TEPHEN H. BRAN c IL
SUNDAY MERCURY.
Let the friends Of sacred hany rally in crowds ~ SUN
DAY MORNING, and Scream and grin, and roll, aud tumble
MY ECCENTRICITIES
EARTH AND OCEAN
By STEPHEN H. BRANCH
No Of these greatest Of ak great papers will appear in 20
SUNDAY MERCURY
Hey ddde di Jde, Steve Branch aud the hddie,
Play wing a new glrd tune.
The people oil laugh 20 the sport,
Ana the Controller goes up in a balloon. - .
lHelltlsplt
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
An THEIR GRE AT STORY,
"A ENTITLED
THE YANKEE CRUISER;
THE CoNsPIRAToR OF THE CARIBBEAN ISLANDS.
TALE OF TIE SOUTHERN SEAS.
Commences in
THE SUNDAY COURIER
OF TOMORROW

w A X in T. " X o E.
w only suhenc Pictures and Sketches viii appear
from week ~ week IN the
ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS,
Arriving EEKLY by each Cunsrd steamer from England
The services of the eminent Artists and Photographers
have been rnssged BY publishers and assisted by oil the
Of this really wonderful newspaper the propeors in
tend that - - -
THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS
shall form the complete and unriyad Pictorial Record Of
the Scenes and Incidents Of the present exciting
CRISIS IN EUROPE
proof which they confidently their world renowned
Illustrations which appeared during s55 of the
in the Crimes and ls5s Of the rea, Revolt India, both
pronounced he the wonderful efforts accomplished
IN the spaper world.
The Illustrated London News for 1859 will surpass all
previous the accuracy and fidelity Of the Sketches and
Phoosaphs well in the general execution of the EDsav
ngs.
The price Of subscription including all double and coored
Numbers Plates 8c Is 30 delivered in part OF
New York, sent BY mail. WILMER ROGERS
No. AZ Nassau st.. corner Liberty st., New-fork.
Aens America The Illustrated London News and Punch
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

Water Coolers, Water COoIers-rhey are diHeTen,
rom e and popular Ice Pitchers and are deseDea
nncnsuy for offices aud counting and although 1t is
handy 10 have them the house. from their chilling enect
hS would be raed "tamly jars" For sale al retail by
~ LUCIUS HART Nos. 4 and Burling slip
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Congress not Organized.

We learn by the last proceedings that a
Speaker is not yet elected. The thirteenth
ballot has been taken, and the result of that
vote was, Sherman, Rep, 1lo Boteler, 90 ;
Bocock, 10; and the remainder scattering
among varioas gentlemen. On several bal
lots previous 10 this one Sherman received
1l2 votes. The whole number of votes on
the last ballot was 226; necessary 10 a
choice, IA. Scranton, Schwartz and Hck-
man vote for Sherman. They have gone
completely over 10 the Republican side OF
the house. The Message is being anxiously
looked for every day. 1t may be possible
that we can lay it before our readers mex,
week.
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HEALTH OR SICKNESS
Choose Between Them.
HOLLOW AY'S PILLS.

The blood furnishes The material OF every
bone, muscle, gland and fibre in the human
fame. When pure, il secures health IN
evety organ, when corrupi,ii necessarily PRO.
duces disease. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS ope-
rate directly unoh The elements oi The slream
of life, nentralizing the principle Of disease,
and thus radically cnring the malady, whelh-
er located in The nerves, The stomach. the
liver, the bowels, The muscles, the skin, ihs
brain. or any other par, of The system.
USED THROUGHOUT THE WORLD!
HoIloway's Pills are equally efFicacious
in complaints common to the whole tnmar
race, and in disorders peculat 10 certain
climates and localities. q.
ALARMING DISORDERS.
Dyspepsia, snd arrangement of the liver,
The source of nfirmily ahd suffering, and
The cause Of innumerabe deaths, yield 10
these cnratives, in all cases however aggra-
valed, acting as a mild purgative, alleraiive
and tonic they relieve The bowels purify
The fluids, aud invigofate the system and
the constitution al The same time.
GENERAL WEAKNESS-NERVOUS
COMPLAINTS.
When all sImulanIs fail, ihe renovaiinq
and bracing properties of these Pills givs
ffmness TO The shaking nerves and enfee.'
bled muscles of The victim of general
debility
SCIENTIFIC ENDORSEMENTS.
The London "Lancei,n The London s.Msd-
ical Review" and the mos, eminent of lhe
faculty in Greu Britain, Frauce aud Germa-
ny, have eu!ogized the Pills and their iu-
venlor.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-12-21

Hoto,coy's Pills have again trum phi ed
over every other Medicine, Interesting
Case Emily Walton, aged II, of Wal-
mt Street, Cincinnati, suffered much and
ofsen from sick headaches, totterlng of the
limbs, s,numbness Of the whole body, and 9TH
er symptoms which very much alarmed
her fond parents, the actual name and ma
ture OF the complaint puzzled every one, it
bore such variety of aspects, and conse
quently there were variety of opinions on
the subject Three months ago, the mother
boldly went TO work with Holloway's Pills,
which very qckly performed their part, for
in six weeks the young lady was in posses
sion oi the most robust health after every
advice and medicine had failed. They are
an excellent medicine for young ladies en-
tering into womanhood.
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A Homestead fOrS1O.

Homestead for One Hundred Dollars =
Also, Homesleads for $1,000 and over, situa-
ted on anc near Rappahannock River, above
and below Fredericksburg, in Virginia.
new Town, called Rappahannock, has
recently been laid out, in Culpeper county,
in the midst of The Gold Region of Virginia,
surrounded by Mines and Mining Compa-
nies; and Farms and town lots in aliern ale
divisions or shares, can now be- had for a
'mers song" simply 10 induce settlement
in this desirable region. 1854 900 worth OF
land is 10 be divided amongst purchasers or
given away as an irducemeni 10 come on
and make Improvements, and The land is OF
tho most IMPROBABLE qualities. Many have
already settled and scores OF others are com.
ing. Good farming land, in tracts of any
size TO sui, purchasers, can also be had al
from $40 10 $50 per acre. payable ir easy
quarterly installments.. Unquestion able ii
ties will in all cases be given.
DAgenls are wanted everywhere TO sell
these lands; liberal inducements will be Civ
en-. For particulars, address
+. BAUDER, Land Ag'i,
Port Royal, Virginia.
Or SAMUEL T. EAST, Ag'l,
Espytown, Columbia CO., Pa.
December ID, 1S69.-10w.
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kN1CKERBOCKER MAGAZINE.
FIFTY. FIFTH VOLUME

Ia GAYLORD CLARK, DR.. Jas. O. MOVES, EDITORS.
Y>HE present number closes The fifty-fourlh
u volume ofthe KNICKERBOCKER aad
while we thank our patrons for their past
favors, we shall strive to iucraase their
number by redoubled care and effort in ev.
cry department OF the Magazine. We ex.
pect in our next number 10 be able 10
announce series OF articles on Popular
Astronomy. by The most distinguished wri-
ler upon that science in the land. "Stories
and Pictures" of The Hudson will be COM
pleted during the year, and The two volume es
will contain the best sketches, tales, PONIES,
etc., that can be procured for The entertain
ment OF our readers.
PREMIUM FOR 1860.
In order 10 increase the already large cir.
culalion of The Knickerbocker, we publish
this month a splendid line engraving OF
Frilh's picture of "Merry- Making in The
olden Times" which we shall present ex.
clusively 10 the SO subscribers 10 the Maya.
zine for 1850, whether old or new. The
subject represents The paslimes of our an
cesICrs, and is eminenlly of genial, do.
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England at an expense Of $4,000 dollars, IS
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as premium in this country. The enera-
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December Ia, 1859.
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DI e D.

In Hemlock twp, Columbia county, the
10Th inst, Mr. BALrIs ApPEMAN, aged about
SO years.
In Hughesville, Lycoming county, on the
10th inst Mas. RooK, wife Of Robert RooK,
aged about45 years.
On Wednesday morning, December 18th,
at Wyoming, Luzerne county, WILLIAM B.
LEAcocK, formerly of this place, aged about
l6 years.
In West Hemlock township, on the 18th
inst, MIR. JOHN SHEEP, aged 81 years.
In Montour township, Columbia county,
on the 10th inst, Mrs REBEccA RoBERTs, in
the S4lh year of her age.
In Bloomsburg, on Saturday the 18th inst,
Mrs. Mary Brewer, wife of Richard Brew
er, aged about 81 years.
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The LADIES' american Afagazine is of no
little importance 10 the reading public; the
January number for 1860 is an improve
ment on all former issues. The reading is
excellent; and the embellishments, of the
first order. "Young Affection" is beauti-
ful engraving. "Molher's Hope" is also
handsome engraving,-one very difficult TO
surpass The fashion plates are numerous
and rich, displaying taste tha, has not
been equaled by any Magazine yet received
by us for this or any other year. The La
dies Magazine is acknowledged by all 10
lie one OF the very cheapest-two dollars
ayear. Reader, subscribe for il; there is
no mistake but what you will receive dou-
bic and threble the worth of your money -
Address, Henry Waite, 81 Park Row, New
York.
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GOdey's Lady's Book
ao Cd Ia 4 G3 o % .
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'H Is not iurury, but necessity"
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Of Music, 10 co!o:ed steel plates, containing
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and IL has attained astanard which no other
periodical in this country has ever reached,
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MR. SIcKLEs IN CoNGREss.-The Phiia.
delphia Press, in speaking of the different
members of Congress, thus alludes 10 Mr..
Sickles:
am desirous Of adding line in refer.
ence 10 Mr.. Sickles, of New York, and par
ticularly in regard 10 the universally accept
ed opinion that he is not spoken TO by his
fellow members. 1t is quite true that there
is very little disposition manifested by any
of the Representatives TO establish intimate
relations with Mr.. Sckles, but justice TO the
man himself requires that | should state
that he seems 10 invite no such relations
! Every day, about fifteen minutes past
twelve, when debate has begun, he walks
in quietly from the side door, and takes his
seat on one OF the sofas on the western side
o. the House, where resting his head upon
his gloved hand, he remains seated, taking
| no part in the discussions, voting, when
called upon, in low voice. He dresses in
exquisite taste, and has cultivated large
pair of brown whiskers. lie seems con-
scious that public opinion is greatly against
him, and although his bearing is full of his
characteristic ease and GOODNESS, it is singu
larly retiring and unobtrusve. Sitting in
the gallery on Wednesday and Thursday, |
noticed several of the leading members Of
the House gong up 10 him, shaking hands
with him, and passing on 10 their seats.
have not met Mr.. Sckles, and therefore,
speak of him simply as an observer.
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- - - 1--77sis7--7---7==----=- -
MAR RI ED.

On the 9Th inst, by the Rev. R. Kelly, Mr.
PETER ]. WEAVER and Miss LYDIA MEARs,
both of Columbia County.
On the llh inst, by the same, Mr.. JOHN
AsHLEMaN and Miss SYDNEY KRIcKBauM, both
OF this county.
On the nth inst, in Bloomsburg. by Rev.
William Goodrich, Mr., CHARLES CooPEk, 10
Miss LYDIA RHoAr, both of Bloomsburg.
BY Rev. B. Jones' Oct. 18th, 1859, at the
bE!de's father, Rev. EDWARD CRoMpToN, and
Miss Mary ANN SHERWOOD, both of DAN
vile, Mon:our county, Pa.
On Tuesday the 18th inst, by the Rev
H Hoffman, Mr. AARON BlTTENBENpER, to
Miss SARAH ANN FENsTERMAcHER, both oi
Hollenbach twp Luzerne CO.
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DROWNED THE wife oil Solomon Rob-
erts, living some four or five miles above
this place, was drowned in the Susquehan.
ma River on Friday night last. 1t seems
that Mr. and Mrs. Roberts started from this
place about dark in carriage, 10 return
home by way of The tow-path and had got
nearly in sight of home, when from some
cause, the irons attaching the poll TO the
wagon, gave way, and the wagon pre-.
cipitated down a steep embankment into
the River, where the water was deep and
current swift. Mr.. Roberts succeeded in
swimming 10 the shore, but his wife toge,h.
er with the wagon, were carried down The
River. AS soon as the alarm was given.
every effort was made 10 rescue the drown
ing woman, but the water was high and
rough, and all their efforts proved unaval.
ing She was last heard 10 cry for help
about mile above this place, since which
time, nothing has been heard or seen of her
or the wagon. She was about sixty years
OF age, mother of large family, and a
woman highly esteemed by the commnni-
ty in which she resided Tunkhannock Dem
oerat.
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET,
CAREFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLY.
AUDITORS Notice.

In the matter of the Estat, of John Price, late
Of Columbia county, deceased.
THE undersigned Auditor, appointed by
the Orphans Court of Columbia county, to
ascertain whether there are any liens
against any OF the parties having an irtsr.
est in the estate of The said dec eased, will
attend 10 the duties of his appointment al
his office, in Boomsbufg on M onday, The
Thirlielh day of January, A. D., 1860, al 10
o'clock, a. IN, when and where all persons
interested may attend if they think proper.
WESLEY WRIT, Auditor.
Bloomsbury, Dec. 81, l859-4t.
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Auditors Notice.
Estate Of Frederick Weaver, iate of Bento

Estate Of Frederick Weaver, iate of Benton
townShip, Columbiu county, decd.
IHE undersigned Auditor appointed by
the Orphans Court Of the County of Colum.
b'a, TO auiil, settle, adjust, and report dis.
trbulion among the heirs Of the deceden,,
of The fund declared by the decree of the
Orphans Conrl, on the eighth day OF De.
cember, A. d. 1859, 10 wit: The sum oil
Eleven Hundred and FiiIy-lhree dollars and
twenty-five Ceats TO be in the hands OF
Jesse Coleman, Adm illustrator of the said
Frederick Weaver, will attend al his office,
in Bloomsburg, on Thursday, The Second
day of February, A. D, 1860, TO fulfill the
duties of his appointment, when and W here
all The parties interested, may attend if lhey
think proper. ROBERT F. CLARK,
Boomsburg, Dec 81, IS59-it. Audiior