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6orsrs, Carriages, &r.

HORSES FOR SALE.-1he Knickerboeker
Ice Comply 'reiig for SALE at her sts'l' 70
Nht, 10Th 6y, their fto tick u Wofk hOhSEo sY'
se iorcst ooE use These ar ehg.ce s!JsS 'ld wen
uogtby cf lt Stt.atigu o. buyeT,
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a. }. HLS~cKgH, Aucaouesr.
DEREMPTORI SALE Of

e d. j. BOGAkT, Auctioneefs, Office No. |
~ rorth Wi i4m.t- sAfokO ~ Nov s. 1859. At IL
o'cio,k the M.Icbu' Tx huge, PARTITION SALE Of
valuable REAL ESrAT> BY Of deere q tho Supreme
Cou OF the site Of Nesfork doue and Lot know a. No
AZ Auiyt tlso House and Lot kr No 20 Wss sd
3. rrus mais huo~n the 6ss Of sse For additional
PARTICULAR Apply q tn oic~ VI t5s Aucionerrs
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4ales bp Aucilon.
Rr.syttw orsToorr. Auc,icneer

RUSSELL w. ,VEsTooTr. Auc,icnser
A DEMONSTRATORS AUCTION SALE OF tI ELo
BboEZEs PAINTINGS, RICH VASES, AID oTbEh
"oAh Tuis f DAY TUESDAY Oct 3, 4, ~ o,o'ook.
Of the pfv.e no s1 Wet 2lsa oet"eea ITO aai
9Th cogpd os the sPt.e eos sSd rain OF
sh e. consisting o. three Parlo sss IN broeatee d;san
Nirrors rch Rrorzes ssiasJ Palfgs &c. compiling me
whoe eessnt Paror DiDi groom ard Chamber
order Also thps Silver Ware Cs Glass Nth complete Dia
sg-roo Furniture House to BENT possession uasoa'ey
A UCTION NOTICE.. ". PORTER & Co,
"A ,uc,Iopeers M gpifeent Go7sshola Forneysi Va
TO esd. nee 10 lls ss 9Th - s6 sad ols,
eosg S Of tso s|7di . ao % fsas v3S
Brasse snd lpgr'o sJes 'ostoer 9Th h &C. ssd
room urnure and BEDDING Crockery Gassgs ouy,r
ware &c he wh0e Of me most esgan description nav
ing cost over @liOOo Sale poi ice. ---
A NJ. MEpxls, Auetiouesr n..,,.
DY BANGS, MERWiN a. Co., Irving Buildings
Pictures WPl & At s eSfS9 9oS5 : FS.H at c6
FINE OIL PAlSTNGSA ch Ice private cole ton, con
d civ doe oies - works Old ma.ers, so
5Tsens many gems large portion % them are In Rob
gilt '% %lp DST s1f EpaNsG oe 81 o'clock
AurooRS Pf frrTE % d f3Ssrs sf Rz MSS
&c writer By he S @ snasf , Ssqs o,. 5os
in Europe sud Amertc. comprising over two shonpnd auto
gph and osns the s's: and not yss:3e cs0 ma,o,
catalogue. which msy Dc had st tbe se.ro,al
DY LOCKWOOD IL BRO AuctiOneers.
~ THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock.
Attheir SAFE ROOMS No. A. MuTsyst
90 doz SKIRTS and DRAM Frs.
5000 HOSI- kY GLOVES snd COHFORiS.
$50 lets Of FnRS, (veTy r. el and -,
Ipvoice Of FINE KIO GLOVES and EMeRoIDERIEs.
The trade Is invited
DY A. j. BLEECKER, son IL Co.-On TUES
I'D DAY Oct 30 o'cl,cs N tbe dsr;biots exchsoge,
perempory "a LOTS with MANSION, 18th st sud
Itt-sV formeI, the rs.dstce Of Pelttah PERT e'q Lac
mani is srse aOd ia excellent order WIN not dnn
colo aaar &C. Is D. finest location oya0sin' the
Moth River AIS i've LOI5 tn 81 near the 6Ihav snd
Genital Pork suo 10 rs OIL S2c.st Dear tde I'd az
DY JOSEPH HICKMAN WEDNESDAY,
- oct a. at 10 o'clock precisely, at No " Ltayttr
sv between raLd-Av ard oxods gene ~ assortment
Of Household good Rosewood Psnor suite,
Hsir Cloth Rosewood Mahogany, aud Waln t, Marble
Chamber turuiture; Wsnut Library Book 5lieo a'd
Iour ge Clocke Class Brussels C.rp-ts Oil cloths Air NJ at
tress,e RefIigsTa.o and Kitchen Furniture Same day. a.
oclocs M No 90 President st., Columbia Soa1i
Bro klyu sual quantity OF Fursi Aso valuable COG.
one holt hs sbd Newfoundland CAta goes at the sales-
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fcs. an6 foun6.

MONEY FOUND.-A purse, with small sum
w mOnev 10 Beecksr stage me owner cAn haVe
by calling On II IVlSON at Nos. ~ end 30 "aArI1I
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RICH CARPETING.
~ SMITH LOOHsBERY,
No. 456 Broadway, Grsld-s.
FALL IMPORTATiONS OF CHOICE STYLES
MEDALLIONs vELVETs, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
THREE-PLY AEg MORAN CARPETS
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN OII-CLOTHS &c, &c
Best styles English VELyETS 81 % TO 81 60 Per yGd
Best styles Engdsh TAPESTRY, eOc 20 81 per yard
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Real estate for Gale.


COUNTRY RESIDENCES, only ono hour troin
Jyvou, n Y on (),sn .ao.ptao and In IieEeiy PARK
for SALE Apply to tire Proprietor Il. s. hA5khbL E'se
Rock Orang-. n. }. or at No a. Cedstst Toe-da.s
NUITAGE HOUSrS-With from four to ak
,,ces for al, at Trru,rt and Mor ss'i- Also two
ESpMs fouly 10 WILLIAM GRAY, Trs mort near The De-
ri or 10 TIf0S l. BRAsHARD No. 81 Wal ST.
LOR SALE-On the north side OF DUN 81,
between I'd and ID av. ts-cl>s story aud base
,rt brck OUsE With under cellar AMI al ia 'iern In 'oFe
u,.it lao Ire On the premises r"frs easy.
IA ISCONsIN Crock County LANDS for
w BALE 800 Acres OF rich ae snd be, ~ a1oered
LAND near he toushius Of Jnes1e "iAoonsih iof
Sale 80.
These Lands we're selected for the pssut owner % ysr Ego
CorTty ia ssnowedgsd 70 possess the richest lands IN the
State -. ~ o..
prp part of Tn, mouey remain on bona ano
rnortgsee tern or years
FOR f.rthar particulars ioqure Of .
John HOWE fo0tvlle, Wis, on the premises, or 70
Messrs FOSTER TBOMS) On. No 80 Waist he~-forA
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no those of any Age wishing instruction in
i ENCLlSH I'll .sSICS MATHEW NrICS Or FRENCH.
their by oxpcenccd Teachs Grzduste Of Y.s
Loege fprs sTelch ueuy TeruIs reasonable Address
locIOck .. a..
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MADAME e. MEARs BURKBARDT

Respectfully t. Parents and Guardians that h,
ENOLiSu md FRENCH BOARDING Ont OAt SCHOOL
val Ge zen WEDNESDAY, Sept II. CucGDs b. 90.
.sed residence No 30 Wst 18Th the Bookstore
R,e lockwood ., No All brosds ay and ersusnss
Music Store, No 70l Broadway Application by letter
SEPT vi tec.ve oromp. a-ntipn, aud Aer which dat
astsme C. MARS BUkKhARDr wiI be happy to reoev.
then In person
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John MUNROE IL Co.,
~ AMERICAN BANKERS,
No. 5RUE DE La PAX, PARIS,

9r,pt LETTERS or CREDlT for Mercsatle Purpos.s
Aso, CIRCULAR LETTER. OF CREDIT Oh toe ptscfp.
towns and cities Of EUROPE.
so on aleyan5r1s Cairo Bsyrout Jerus' LEM. Apes L.
BILLS ON PARIS ard STERLING BILLS 10 70 szf
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dtIIN FORT EDWARD INSTTTUTE.

~ Il We Fistclsss Boarding Seminary Zap . Ito
per 6 Tsaches superior iscii-s prp,rs for college
aebins or busit.ss Graduste m ladies' Send
circusT Winter terra D, gns DC Adlro-s
The Rev JOSEPH KING Fo't Edward N.
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Danrina Ara6emies.

A DODWOkrHs DANCING ACADEMl1D,
IA No eW hIosdwsy New. fc.k,
No l5f Montague place, BfooAya. 49,
HEDEl SDR IS ana SafUkDA1sts New toA
TUESDAYS aud FRIDAYS In Brooklyn
st4p q. for children, at 8 r. N for 8 n's"leh -
In addou 20 the Qusd1le, trinoe nfsshye ~
eresn mike other social d-nccn, snaos u 1fo
sns Other oia dances srsady inii2dacsd ~ Ut
oETg yaf- ty % dances will Dc brought Isir-4f
mn N sssc- among ~hich DO ment 9ned s Czoihs
n, received Iou Pafls and the Qusars nj sbno sPla
o.tted 70 the T., eoppIeut Of sacg mogeGsa l. bioo'
c@rrniar 81 tar 80, be Dad siihsT Ae "efDf
A UODN ORThs DANCING ACADEMY,
N. No Is? Mon,rgue-p'a - bIooslIn
class for BEGINNERS win com1ence THURSDAY, November
l. Gtip M
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Cbanres for Business nlen.

GOAL-YARD for SALE cheap, or to LEI Win
~ To-. lease oofus ca.h basnsss Of ''slo per an
num- the owr e1 rerrDs om business p.ni ulsSs aPFy at
the yard, No 2l6 Wet 10, hist
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Wan NORMAN INSTITUTE. - An ENGLISH
ard FRENCH BOARD Nc aud DAY SCHOOL 10
YOUNG LADIES Noa and " sst 65th-st, Murray Hi
two do re from 5shav Nsu-York vii reopen WEDNES
DAY, TIE 1 III September The sdi6cs-panned
[s.ssy tbe School aud warmed by ht wteT, pre
Summer like sir Ia the highest an beautiful pat Of he
city Special sttsnn p.d to health aud physical hdpng
which sory set dtnaIy prod oh
Ia for the eomor md improvement Of boedas pup
members cf tho Principals faulty French Is spcz~a Tbs
.bet employed for French Italian G-fnaa Plano
FtTte. Harp, and OF plehnen,s Among be cts
friends and patrons the Pracpa refers TO the Rev GardoeI
sprins d. ~ Rev. Thomas De Wit, ID. D.; Rev As,hAp
bangs. d. Rev. Asa d. Smith, ID D. Row joel Parkos
y u 4; Rev Edwin +. HG.hed Rev. Is Htsanyi
Rev joseph p Thompson. ID, d, Mr. WillNo T. Dodge J.
Marion Suns, n D. and John Gdsoon, d. For fall IL.
formation apply the Institute Circular for which al
dress Rev G. VAN NORMAN LII. D.. Ptnoiptl
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TlCE.-PlTTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE.
IN AID CHICAGO RAILROAD co -Holde's Of Bohds tas
Ohio ana P,npsyvsys OHIO sLd Indiana FOR, so- and a.
n rd Asfuts Of Foen Holders can ootai1 Copies tas
Pan add Ayr enent Rsorgtniz On On application at Ne %
fre''' up sans f'' JOHN DAs FERGUSON. Secretary
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FREEHOLD LNSTITUTE-A Boarding Schoo
u foI Boys Freeoold ~ j. Neat session ogen' Hos
OLIVER K. WILLIS A. M Principsi
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n s. " l. L A s,
IL. WHOLESALE
HAT, DAP, FUR
AND STRAW GOODS WAREHOUSE,
CARY BUILDING.
Ma las A. lM CHAMBERS AID 80 & 81 kEADE-sT5.
~ COUNTRY MERCHANTS WILL BERE FiHD one
Largest stoek City the very Lowost Prices FOR
CASH OF APPROVED CREDIT
ERENCH MILLINERY.-Mrs. DAVIDSON,
Nc I5 B-eckerft has The pleasure 70 announce inst s
Les Il received from Le- agens IL fa aia WI I,9 ~
TIL HfDAY peIt, Nov elegiat cOueclm OF AIl'in
tur Mier Of the very la.est DIedes mP1nng t,e mn.
d. i.,uf Siss u Opera md Eq1etlntA ia ron We eIIE
LselIs nc. " ElgeeEsist lwest Y! bJssdwey!
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GNRENCd LANGU AGE.-Mr FaBREG IL, i
a the Fee Academy will IN, l. cturs the re a;1
Lsnsosge Nov. J. a. O'Clock 2 IN, AID Idnue cVht1
TH, sDaY ior Elk mon hs at No Ess. 3jis T.Ims tin
sdx 70
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Boots, Shoes, &r.

q. A FRENCH Calf Dress BOOTS; "a so double
~ II wsterpreor Scots, q. JoNESs Hos 10 and
AIMS. Y. S.-Csl and sse them.
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TRAVERSE JURORS.

Benton-Eii Mendenhall.
Briarc reek Reuben Bower, Jeremiah c.
Smith.
Beaver--John ShEman.
Cauawissa-Jo>eph Breitch, Isaac S
Monroe, Stephen Bildy, Samuel Thomas.
FrauklH-Dauel Rohrback.
Fishingcreek = Peter Colder, Sam'l Grew.
cling, Emandus Unanas,
Greeuwood-Aaron MuSarave
Hemlo lock-John FouSt, John Hartman
Locu-i-Maik Williams, Henry Gable.
NJ fln-Mich chael Fry Lewis Eckroal
MaIEe-Dauiel Reinbold, Jno. Kline
Mohtour-jacob Leiby Joseph Moose:
Mdcison-Newton Thomas, John NJ.
Srrun
Mt. PleaSani-John Wardin.
OfaugP-Jacob Good.
PIne-PhiIip Shoemaker, John f. Fow-
Ter, Ezra Lyons, jacob Chrisly.
RoarnGcreek-Jn Cherrington.
Sugarloal-John Kitchen.
Srolt-Jacob Giassen, Philip T. Hartman,
Joseph Lilley.
Boomsburg, Oct 81, 1860.
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RAYMOND'S FAMILY
S E w N G NJ a Q n NE {!
PATENTED MARCH 8, 1858.
PRICE $40 EACH.

r
5ESSRo. ZUPPINGER & ROBBINS, nf
IVA Bloomsbury, having purchased the ex
elusive right of he above valuable Impro
we'd CheaI Patent Sewing Machine, for
the County OF Columbia, will be happy 10
supply Their friends with the article Tor tie
cdationoi themselves and families.
The following are some Of tie superior
advantages ltlS implement possesses, viz:
/. II sews from 400 10 600 tight stitches
per minute.
Double thread Machines are from the
more complicated character OF ther mech
anIsm invariably mauaged aud dreaded
with more or less difficulty; nol with
RAYMOND'S, a child can manage it iE Two
hours, and II is threaded easier than a com
mon needle.
3. One of the most valuable features Of
rurs DfdcurHv, '---.t tallliass aud The
com 3aerness OF It's mechanism.
4. can be attached to a hoard table or
s,sut, IN operating order, and removed in
less than half a minute.
5 1t greatly economics the thread, and
YET produces a seam, sufficiently strong for
any work Tor which II is intended, quail
IhcatIon not known 10 all KINDS of Sewing
Machines.
6. No human hand is capable of produ-
cing a seam so regular and systematic
The seam is so sfroug if we'll done, that The
strongest material will tear before the
seam will give way.
7. Among the array Of Patent Sewing
Machines, there are none so cheap and
duiable as Raymohd's PateEt, bat no Ma
chine Is adapted TO all kinds OF work as
experience iss proven. There are perhaps
none 20 really useful doing such a variety
of wore Tor the immediate use Of the fam
Iy circle. aud al such a moderate pnce as
RAY IOND'S PATENT.
g. The erator can shape his seam Just
as he pIeases, waves. leaves and HoweIs,
e,c., can be represented or initiated.
9. II is particularly adap,eu o all kinds
of s,iichlrg-such as gcmIeme EMS shirs.
hosoms, rsbanis, collars, elc., aud all
kinds Of ladies' sewing, including silks,
lawns, delaiues, caicoes, duseGs elc.. ex-
ceptua for meu's sbeavy wear, This Machine
is rather too iiaht o! construction.
10. Bot all admit, that tie advantage
to health, and principally 10 lhe vision or
eyesiaht, induced ny lie use oI Sewing
Machines, surpa>aes infinitely all olheI adj
vaniages.
IL. This Machine fastens the seam al
ways itself, but If the operator wishes II
unlastPnPd or open, there is a wav Tor il
100, thus you can have il fastened or not,
as YOU please, which is, sometimes, espe-
clally for beginners, very favorable cir
cumslance. II the seam is leit uniaslened,
you can draw il out in three seconds and
cave the thread.
For sale by The undersigned, at their re-
specIive residences, in BIoomsburg who
will put the Machine in operation aud give
all necessary instruction.
HENRY Z PPINGER.
DANIEL w. ROBBINS
Bloomsbury, July II, 1860,
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REGISTERS NOTICES.

NOTICE is hereby giving 10 all legatees,
- creditors and other persons interested
in The estates of The respective decedents
and minors, that the following administra-
lion and guardian accounts have been filed
in tie office of The Register of Columb bia
county, and will be pres enled for coufrma-
lion and allowance TO The Orphans Court,
to be held al Bloomsbury, in The county
aforesaid, on Wednesday the 9Th day OF Dec
nexi, a, O'Clock, in the afternoon.
l TIE second account of Peter Ent, one
of the Executors of Matthew Mcdowell :,
late ol Scott township. Ger'd.
>. The second account of The eodore
Nc Dcwell one OF the Executors ol Mat
thew Mcdowell, late OF Scott township,
decd.
8. The account Of Lewis Yetrer, Admin
islraIor OF the estate OF Jacob Keller, late of
CGnawissa township. deed.
4. The first and final account of Enos
Jacohy, Executor of the last will and iesta
ment OF Rosauna Vaunatta, late OF Bloom
township, deed.
5. The account o! Elisha B Brown, Guar
dian Of Elizabeth A Brown, Que Of The
children and heirs OF John Brown, j.. late
of MIffiin township, decd.
6. The account oi Elisha B. Brown, Guar
dian OF Reeecca Brown. one Of the children
anu helS oi Matthew Brown, late oil Nifflin
township, decd.
T. The account of Robert B. Swayze,
Executor of the last viii and testament oi
jacob {. Swayze, late of franklin township
decd.
6. The account OF jacob r. RnhI back,
Administrator Of the estate of Jacob Rohr.
oack, lae ci FranklIn township. dec ID.
9 The accoant of James Masters, EXec>
nieTs OF the last will aud testament OF Henry
kIicten, la e Of Madison township, deed.
TO- The account OF Samurl KreS>eT,
Administrative Of The estate Of L-mueI KreS-
sier, late o: Srou township, deed
II. The account Of Johu Murray, late Of
Liberty township, Columbia (now Montourl
county, decd.
-. The account of Richard Demotl ex
ecnlor OF the estaie OF Jacob Swishsr, la'e
OF Madison township, dec'd
DANIEL LEE,
RRGIsTCR'S OFFICE. Register.
B!oomsburg, Nov 7, 1860
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GRAND JURORS,
For December FERN, 1850

Bloom-Evan jones.
Bor. Berwick-William H. Woodin, Nor
decai Jackson.
Briarcreek William Hartman.
Centre-Samuel C. Bower.
CattawIssa-Geo Hughes, Adam Fed
eroh
Fi>hinacreek-Hiram Hess, Dan'l Edgar,
George Howell.
Frankhu-Michael Mensch, Jackson Gle
aver.
Greenwood-Jdmes Vanhorn, Robl. Rob
bins, Elijah Lemon.
Hemlock-John Girton.
Locu<l-Jacob Helwig.
Main-William Mensinsef, William Bill
tier.
Montour-lsaac Mowry.
Mt Pleasaht-Abraham Dildine.
Orange--iVlIlIam Fisher, Samuel Zm-
norman
Observation-Disclosures Kile.
Bloors burg, Oct 81. 1860.
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TOWNSHIP AND Local LAws.-We are in
s6ebied 10 DR. P joan, for a volume bear
ing This tile. II is compilation of the
Jaws relating TO the duties OF Justice al the
Peace, Consta5les, Supervisors of roads. &c ),
a knowledge of which is of importance TO
every citizen. In. addition it contains a
ssumber OF blank forms for instruments of
writing, most in use. The volume is val
uable one, and should be in the hands OF
every man. II was compiled by Wiiiiam
7. Haines, a member of the Chester County
Bar. DR.. john is The General Agent tor
this county. He adveriises, in another
column of the STAR: for Agents 10 canvass
every township Persons wishing TO en-
gage in profitable business would do well
40 make early application.
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BLOOMSBURG
BARBER SHOP.

TE1HE undersigned respectfully informs The
q citizens OF Bloomsburg, and the public
generally, that he has taken The Barber
Shop, located on Main Street, in the white
Frame Building, nearly opposite the Ex
change Block where he is al all lines ready
10 wait upon his customers TO entire salts
faction.
SHAVING AND HAIRDRESSING,
Will be executed with care and neatness
and IN The most fashionable style, and on
ve,y moderate terms.
II Sham7oolng, done ~ in City Style
He solicl.s public patronage and pledges
his bes, endeavors TO give every reasonable
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-12-05
THE PEOPLES COOK BOOK.
Na % I'D e EeN COOK E IL u
In ALL ITS BRANCHES,
MISS ELIZA TON,
CAREFULLY REVISED BY Mks. s. J. HALE.

| ET TELLS YOU HOW 10 choose all kinds
a OF Meats, Poultry, and Game, with all
The various and most approved modes of
| dressing and cooking Beef and Pork also
the best and simplest way of sal,ins, pick
ling and curing The same.
IT TELLS YOU ALL The various and
| most approved modes OF dressing, cooking
! ard bonug Mutton, Lamb, Veal, Poultry.
and Game of all kinds, with the different
I Dressings, Gravies, and SiutIings appto-
pirate to each.
1T TELLS YOU HOW to choose. clean
and preserve Fish of all kind- aud how to
sweeten il when tainted also all the va
rlous and most approved modes OF cooking
with the different Dressings, Sauces, aud
FlavoriueS appropriate 10 each.
IT TELLS YOU ALL the various and
most approved modes of preparing over
fifty different kinds of Meat, Fish Fowl,
Game, aid Vegetable Soups, Broths, and
Slews, with the Relishes aud Sc soniugs
appropriate TO each.
IT TELLS YOU ALL the various and
most approved modes OF cooking Yegeta-
hles of every description, also how TO pre-
pare Pickles, Catsups and Cntfies OF ali
kinds Poued Meals, Fish, Game, Mush-
rooms, Sc.
IT TELLS YOU ALL The various ard
most approved modes of preparing aud
cooking all kinds OF Plain and Fancy Pas
trv. Puddrnas, Omel-ttes, Frnters, Cakes,
Confectionery, Preserves, Jelles, aud Sweet
Dishes of every description.
IT TELLS YOU ALL The vations and
most approved modes OF making Bread,
Rn,k>, Mullins, and BiScnu TIE best
method oi preparing Coffee, Chocolate, aud
Tea. aCd how TO make Syrup-, Iordials,
and Wines OF vaIlouS kinds.
lTTELLS YOU HOW to SET opt and or
Fish, Flesh or Fowl, anG in shor, how o so
simplify The whole Art Of Cooking a. 10
bring the choicest luxutles OF tie table
within esen hody's reach.
The book contains Alb pages, and up
wards ni Twelve hundred Receipts, all Of
which are the results OF actual experience,
having been tudy and carelully tested un-
der the personal perinlendence OF The
writer's 1t is printed in clear and open
type, l. illustrated with appropriate engra-
vtna,, and wIll be forwarded 10 any address,
neatly bound. and postage paid, on receipt
OF the price 81 90. or in cloth, extra, Sl2 25.
$1,000 "a Near
can be made by eurerpris ng men every
where, in selling The above work, onr N
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Court Proclamation.

WHEREAS the Hon. Warren j. Wood
w ward, President Judge OF the Cunrt of
Over and Terminer and General Jail DeIiv Z
cry, CouTi OF Quarter Sessions OF The Peace
and CnGr Of Common Pleas and Orphans
Courl in the 26lh Judicial District. compos-
ei of the counties of Columbia, Sullivan and
Wyoming, and the Hon. jacob Evans aud
Peter Kline, Associate judges OF Colum bia
Comfy, have issued their ,recept, bearing
date one thousand eighteen hundred and
sixty, and to me directed for holding a
Courl Of Oyer and Terminer, and General
jail Delivery, Quarter Sessions OF the Peace.
Com Pleas and Orphans Cour' in Blooms
hnrg, in the county oi Columbia, on the first
Monday (belug the 81 day OF Deem, uexr,
and 10 continue one week
Notice i hereby gwen % the Coroner. tie
Justices ot the Peace and Con-labIes OF the
said County Of Columbia, that they be then
and there IN their proper persons al 10 o..
clock In The forenoon OF said day. with their
records, iuQusitInn> and other remembran-
ces to 90 those Things which 10 their offices
apperlain to be done. And those that are
bound by recognizes, 10 prosecute against
the prisoners that are or may be in the Jail
OF said county OF Columbia, to be then ana
there TO prosecute then "a shall be Just. in
rors are requested TO be pnncluaI IN their
attendance, agTeeably TO lheIr notice dated
at Bloomsbury, the 24ih day of Oct, in the
year of our Lord one Thousand eight hun
dfed and sky aud in the eighiy-iourih wear
of the independence of the United States of
America. (God save the Commonwealth
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff,
Bloomsbury October %, 1860.
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PaoF THEoDoRE NJ DowEI-L PRIcE will
give an exhibition OF his wonderful per
fermances or tight wire al this place on
Christmas Day between The hours of l2
and clock. Mr. Price has gained con-
siderable notcriety as wire walker. having
given some very creditable performances
during the Summer last through the West
eern States, and also having lately exhibited
before large audiences III The City Of Balti
more TO the great satisfaction of all who
saw him We shall advert TO This subject
in another issue previous to the exhibition.