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INPECTIN L,
The Persian Fever Charm

To the prevention and cure Of Etrcr and 9gue and
l. Bilious Eercrs. This wonderful remedy was brought
to the knowledge Of the present propricors by friend
who has been great traveller in Persia aud the Holy
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While going down the river Euphratcs he experienced
scrcrc attack at Fever and Agur. On discovering his
condition. Of the Boatncn took FROM his person an
muict, saying, "Uedr this and Eccer rH touch goa
Although ucrrdulO1s to its virtues he complied and
| experienced immediate relief aud has since always
found it ciccuul protection from all malarious com
plants
Um further investigation he found that the boatman at.
trbut it to mirac uiouS powers aud said that 1t could
only obtained from the Priests Uf the sun. Sometime
afterwards, the gentleman in conversng with Pricst
obtained from him the secret of its prrparuion aud
ccrtained where til. medicinal herbs were found, Of
! which it was compounded. The wonderful virtues of
this article have induced full belief in the minds vi
the natives in the miraculous healing powers Of their
Priests.
Since his to America il has been tried with the
happiust effect by several Ladies and Gentlemen Ut high
character who have given it the most unqualified praise
This remedy having been specific in Persia for hund
Ague and Bilious Fcvcrs-is Offered to the Amrri
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1t will b. sent by mail prepaid with full directions fo
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| June 30 lSGO-l2n.
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TRIAL LIST

TRIAL LlSI
FOR TIE SEPTEMBER TERM lSG0.
]. Benz janin a. Cole vs. William SimOns.
.. Peter VI illcr the Cattawissa, Williamsport
Erie Railroad Company.
3. Samuel Lemon VS., A. w. Crcamcr,
4. John McCaa VS.. Henry Hantz.
S. Simon FGtterman Wright Hughes.
4. Jacob Schuyler VS.. Wilson Ager,
:. Charles Hcnninger vs. Ludwig Dichls administra
tors.
{. T. W. kaher vs. Daniel Neyhard.
9. Jno McMullgan ct. al, vs. Samuel Rhone.
10. J. X. Girton vs.. Edgar H. Barton, ct. al.
II. William Smeyer vs.. John lotfnaglc.
IL. J. p. Jackson ct. al, VS.. noch Howell
l3. Stephen II. Miller VS. Daniel F. Seybert
II. Robert f AulCn VS.. BENZ Paydon.
10. WIN. Applcman vs.. Jonathan Mosiellor,
IL. Enos Adams Samuel Is. Scybcrt.
II. Mary Hess VS.. WIN. Hess.
Is. Peter Billmeyer VS.. Michael Meylsrt
10. jeremiah ii. Hartman Abram ~ Harvey.
~. Nathaniel l.. Rutcr ct. al, vs.. A. N Harvey.
2l. c. ID. Herring ct. al, vs. John G. Jacoby,
X. Joseph Lilly W.. James w. Sankcy.
%. Lavina Colc VS.. Adam Lutz ct al.
"a. Daniel Spaydc vs. Christian Laubaoh
IS. Ira Robbins VS.. Jacob Dichl.
~. George SIOan's Executor vs.. Jas Rantl
%. Jacob Schuyler vs.. Albert Stookey ct. al
e. George Getty vs.. Henry ShOabergcr.
%. John Barions admir- VS.. Joseph Lilly.
JACOB EIERLY, ProthonolaIy
uhty Into
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RAYMOND'S PATENT
:. II WING VI A HENE!
PATENTED MARCH 0, 1855
PRICE $40 EACH.

PRICE $40 EACH,
NJESSRS. ZUPPINGER & ROBBINS, of Boomsburp
Iva having purchased the cxtlusize right Of the above
valuable lIMrRovEp LHEAP PArESr SEWING MACHINE, for
the county OF Columbia, will be happy TO supply their
friends with the article for the accommodation Of them.
selves and families. The following of the s.
peTior advantages this implement POSSESSES over any
ever yet offered to the public, Via
l. II sews from IUO 600 stitches per minute, thus
saving both time and labor in the operation.
It's construction Is SO plain and simple, with any.
thlhg Ike lair usage II Is easy Kept in order and Will
give entire satisfaction.
D. One Of the valuable features Of this MaShine
Is the 5lnallness and the cOnpuCtcss of its mechanism
!. DOube-thread Machines are always ditich 10 lua.
egc, aud very unhandy IN threading but this Machine
easier threaded than even common needle.
D. II can be attached to a bourd table or stand in on
Grating order and detached in less than half a minute
L. II greatly economics the thread and ypt pfulucrs
seam sufficiently strong for any work for which il i,
destined, qualification not known tU other sewing Ma
chimes.
:. No human hand is capable in producing seam SC
regular aud systematic.
{, Among the array of Patent Sewing Machines, there
are none So cheap and durable RAYMoSDs PATESr bu
no Machine is adapted to all kinds work as expcrenc,
has proven
o. The operator shape his seam just as he peases
waves leaves and howers etc, can be represented OF
initiated
TO- 1t is particularly adapted to all kinds of stitching
-sch as genilemens shirts, bosons, ristbands collars
etcr-and all kinds Of Ladies' sewing, including sk
lawns, deines, caIOes &C. excepting for men bcay,
wear lhs Machine 10 TaiheE too light of stuctiOn
H. But all the foregoing advantages, though real il
themselves, dwndle into Insigntcance when compared
with the preservation of health being saving of botl
labor and eysght and leaves the operator without stoop
hg ahd enabled TO perform his work. occupying na
tura position.
lyS For sale by tho UNDERSIGNED at their resnec,;v
residences in BloomsbnTg, who will put the machine ii
operation and give all necessary instruction
HENRY ZUPPINGER,
DANIEL w. ROBBINS.
OAf abti Maui
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SMEfxIEFS SALES.

by Virtue Of several wrts of Jcnditioni Erponas is
ID sued out Of the Court Of Common leas of Columbia
MONDAY THE Sd DAY or ShpTE.uBER, 1900 at
one O'Clock in the afternoon, the Court House, in
Bloomsbury. the following described property wit
All that coriain lot Of ground situate in iopkinsyillc
Bloom township Columbia county bounded de scrbed
rs follows, TO wit on the northeast by Main Of
said town, on the southeast by AN alley the south.
west by an alley and on the northwest by lot Of
OF less, whereon Is erected two story FRAME DWELL
ING HOUSE a Frasie Stable and other out buildings
with the appurtenances.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold the prop.
erty ot Josiah II. FurHan.
ALSO,
All that certain tract of lands situate in Beaver town
ship, Columbia county, Pa. bounded follows on the
east by public road the south by lands of Manasse
Michaes heirs and others, the by land OF Shu
ben Herrnge continuing eighty ynne twenty five
of which cleared lands whereon are erected
two story FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, Frame ki,ch
en- Frame Barn and other out buildings with the ap
purttnanccs.
Seized taken in execution and be sold as the prop.
ALSO,
a cartain lot Of ground situate in Name township,
Columbia county adjoining lands Of Isaac Yetter tile
nonh, Aaron berhhser on the south, west and east,
and a half story FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, Il Frame
Stable and we'll of water at the door.
ALSO,
One other tract of land situate in Beaver and Maine
townships Coluhba county, adjoining lands of Charl
Mafn ON the north, Jacob Shunian heirs on the north
inderliter the east, and Mary Culp on the west
containing one hundred aud and half with the
appurtsnances about of which is cleared land
seized taken in execution and to b. sold the prop
eTty Of jacob HOssler
ALSO,
Al the same time and place by virtue Of writ Of lie.
rdri FaeaS, all that certain two story FRAME DWELL.
ING HOUSE building situate the township of scott
in the county Of Columbia the Of the main
road leading from Bloomsbury Berwick being in the
village Of Espytown SAID building containing IN from,
twenty SIX Feet ana IN depth fifty two feet and the o
building bounded on the northeast by Isaac Mckamy on
the northwest by David Whitmcyci the north BY the
main road aforesaid and on the south by an alley,
Seized taken IN execution and be sold US The prop
Grty OF William A. Case.
JOHN SNYDER,
SuERtfF's OFFICE, SIer;F
Bloumsburg Aug II. 1860
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Mike, what kind of potatoes are those
you are plantlngl' "Raw ones to be
sure. Be the houly poker an'does vel
honor think I would be sftbsr plaptip'
Lisd ones ."
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THIS celebrated Washing soap is now in market for
i more than year, aud that II has given universal
satisfaction is evident from the fact that the Manuiac'
turrrs Of in order 10 supply the demand have been
obliged to increase their capacity to make equal to One
Hundred thousand Pounds per Hcek 1t is decidedly the
brst and cheapest Soop ever made in this Country One
Pound gt il nW go far, for any use IhToc Of the
Common Soap in general use. II is made upor, new
principle Of the materials, and known only to VAN
HAAGEs & MckEoSr. | does away entirely with the
washOurd the necessity Or boiling the clothes il
does not shrink Flanncls, REMOVES GREASE, INK
OR PAINT SPOTS perfectly and from The most delicate
fabric, fully Onchalf the time aud labor usually
spent to tht washing. ms warranted free from S8LSO
d. other injuries aacS, and guaranteed not TO rot
iniurr the clothes.
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5eptember Court,
pROCI,AM Al ALTON.

\NHHREAs, the Hos. wARRss J. WospwARp, Prssi'
w dent Of the Court OF Oyer and Termintr and Gen
eTa Jail Delivery, Court Of Quarter Sessions OF the
Peace aud Court Of Common Pleas and Orphans Court
in the 18th Judicial District composed of the counties
Of Columbia sullivan aud Wyoming, and the Hon JACoH
EvASs and PErER KLINE, Associate Judges Of Columbia
county have issued their prcccpt bearing date the ninth
day Of Feb in tho year Of Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty, and to me directed for holding
Court Of oyer and Tctminer and General Jail delivery
General Quarter Sessions Of the Peace, Common Pleas
and Orphans Court in bloomsbury, in the county OF
Columbia, the first Monday being the I'd day Of
Sept, next and to continue one week.
Notice is hereby given to the Coroner the Justices OF
the Peace and COnsnbes OF the said county OF Columbia
that they be then and there in their proper persons al
10 O'Clock the forenoon Of said day with their records
uquistions and other remembrance to do those things
which to their offices npperain to be done And those
that bound by recugnzance to prosecute against the
prisoners that are may he in the Jail Of said county
columbia to be then and there to prosecute them sha
be Just Jurors are requested 10 be puncua in their at
tendance agreeably TO their notices. Dated at Blooms
burg the ed day ,of July in the year of our Lord ont
thousand eight hundred and sixty aud in the e4h yea
Of the Independence Of the United states OF America
(God save the Commonwealth
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff.
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{ attawisSa, Williamsport 4 Erie e. r.

I attaWisSa, WilliamSport Il Erie q. X.
A&, fss neetoa bersen Ma.
CARA FAILS and Philadelphia Shortest Gm'ok'st aud
Cheapest Route from Hes Nen York to Phadcipiid
Harrisburg, PisGurg BoitmOre HashmgtOn city aud the
SOpth.
The different Trains this Road pass Rupert fol-
lows: - -
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH
Express Freight, aOO AN
philadelphia Mail, 1912 An.
Philadelphiu & n. Y. Express, 1l2O T. NJ
TRAINS MOVING NORTH.
Express Freight, 1920 =. ".
Elmira Mail, 3iO r. N.
Niagara Express ll2O +. VI.
E.4EES BETWEEN RUPERT& PHTL-4DELPHL7,
Rupert 10 Philada., 81 10 Rupert to Milton, s 20
do Harrisburg, 90 do Wiliamsport 40
do p. Clinton, 10 do Elmira, IS
do Tamuqun, so do Niaera Falls, 20
All passengers requested to procure Tickets before
entering the cars Baggage checked through to Fhla'
dephla aud Elmira.
II. ~ FONDA, Supf.
limo Q. lSGO
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ESANVIAEE INSTITUTES.

THIS Institution founded by the present Princi nal
aud has always had liberal share of til" patronage
uf the community The object aimed at in all THE cXor
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MOndoy, august 27M, 1860.
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CA AIl1'ION.

There being several imitation brands Of Dct"rsivc
Soap in market, the public notified that none
genuine except Vas HAAGEs & MCkEosE Is stamped
upon each Bar of the Soap, as well as the Boxes.
February ~ lSlU lluI,
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THIS WAY CHEAP BUYERS.

L LOOMSBt re; cheap cash Store again rcplrnishcd
l with fresh stock Of SPRING GCODS-wG are
now prepared to off To the public very handsome lot
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Come along with yUur cash and produce.
II. e. n |. W. HARTMAN.
March A. lSCo
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Ernnn New York.

NEW Yonk, Jan. IO.-Tho Times Wash
ington correspondent says Senator Seward
yesterday urged on the Republicans the
policy Of uniting on Mr. Gilmer or Mr.
Corwin for Speaker.
The suspension of Rufus II. Storey,
Wholesale Grocer, was announced yester-
cay. His liabilities are said to be $780,
OU0.
a despatch from Washington says the
President has appointed Ex-senator Sid
ncy Breeze as U. S. Marshal for the North
crn District of Illinois.
The Tammany Society celebrated the
anniversary of the battle of New Orleans
last evening, with the customary bail, sup
per and speeches. Among those who
made addresses were Hon. JnO. \: Dix,
Messrs. james T. Brady and Isaac V. Fow-
Ter.
a fire broke out in the floor warehouse
of Salesman Il Weeks, No. IL, Coen3ie ;
Slip, and before it could be extinguiShed
the stock was damaged to the amount OF
$40, 900; insured for $4,000.
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Democratic state Convention.

FUANKFoRT, KY, Jan. 1O.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention met yesterday, Da-
vid Mcrriwcather, Chairman. Every coun-
ty was fully represented. The following
delegates were elected to the Charleston
Convention: R. X. Williams, G. \. Cald-
well, John G. Mason, and d. =. White
The committee on resolutions made II ma
jority and minority report they both en-
dorse tho bred Scott decision, and express
the choice of Kentucky for President; the
majority report endorses Buchanan, and
the minority declares for Douglas popular
sovereignty doctrine, and dcprecates the
application TO Congress for legislation in
favor of slavery.
IND1AyApoLIs. Jan. lO.-The Indinna
Democratic State Convention meets here
at 10 o'clock tomorrow. An immense
crowd of delegates arc already here
From present Indications the Douglas men
will have IL majority.
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~ rEI.EGRAPH.

CINCINNATI Jan. 10.-AI0ncy market stringent
Hogs, dull with prices in favor of buyers though ho-
dcrs quite firm; receipts during tho last n hours
about 1000; sales Of45U head at 645@ $50. Provisions
heavier very little done in any Rrtclc though hold
crs remain very firm. Mess Pork, nominal at 1880
at lOc tn hc delivered in the first week in February
ribbed sides quoted at 0@9I: shoulders are held
pretty generally at ~ green hams sold at !1s and
shoulders at 5GG5lI. Flour, limited local demand
only 59O5.lO for superlne, and 540GG56O for extra
whisky stolly at 2lc with fair demand Sugar dull
and X lower; sales ut Sl49S34c. MolasScs steady,
200 bills were sold 4Gc. ut the wharf. Coffee dull
(dl2S: prime white l2OOl22; red common, firm and
in good demand at 55@56. Oats, demand good prices
firm at 4S449. bulk Rye active and prices firm at
81 Barley in fair demand and firm at 73@.71 for
prime fall
PHILADELPHIA Jan. 10.-Four unchanged i2fWheat
stendy: red Sl.35Gyl. Corn decined sales 1000
bus yellow Mt 20. Oats &c. Whisky dull at 2G(D2I.
New YORK. Jan. lO.-In Cotton there is no change;
the demand continues moderate; sales 1000 bales at
1lLz for middng Uplands; holders refuse to accept
any reduction. Flour is in limited demand for the
supply Of pressing wants of the home trade; market
il heavy and rather elser saies $500 hhs at So 200
525 for suporiine State; S53U1540 for extra do S55
6j % for supcrfine Western and S5.2GG5+5 for COM
mon to medium extra do: market closing dull and
tending downward Rye Flour selling slowly at SGI5
GnI.30. Corn meal unchanged; S;cs 1000 bblE
IrHndywine at $I.l5Gl42O. Whisky heavy: snles 200
bbIs, closing with buyers at over 2SI3. Wheat
heavy and numinaly 1G12c lower, with more DISPOSE
ton on the part Of holders TO realize; quote Nil
waukie Club Mt Fl ,2U6Gl,24, and Chicago Spring at
$l,l7g1, DO gales 1000 bus mixed Western on private
tCruls Rye %. harley 76@SG. Corn dull; sales
lO2J bus S4GSS7 for white and yellow; So ut tho
depot for new mixed. Oats dull Mt 4505+Gl9
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From Washington.

WAsHISGToN, Jan. lO.-The city council
experimenting that legislation i'll the slave
states against free negroes would have the
effect of increasing the number Ofthat class
/ in Washington, took initiatory measures to
prevent such immigration, but recent aU-
thoritiVe exposition of the city charter
shows that it gives no power of prohibi-
ton, and that legislation on that subject
must be confined to prescribing in advance
such seasOnable terms and conditions of
residence as may tend TO repel the Idle and
disorderly.
The American members of Congress, in
caucus, last night decided that they could
not support Lecompton Democrat with
out stultifying themselves.
The President, to-day, nominated to
the Senate, Hon. ChHs. J. Faulkner, of Va,
as Minister to France. The Senate con-
tirmcd all pending appointments made du-
ring the recess OF Congress
WAsHIxGTOx. Dec. "a Republican
caucus was spoken of for tonight, but on
reflection none was thought necessary
1t is ascertAincd that there can be no
further concentration of the Southern
Opposition on Mr. Hamilton, whose vote
tomorrow will be- according to the present
indications, diminished. Some of the Re
publicans have been cnnvassing to asce;-
tain whether more votes than Sherman
has received, can be secured for Hickman,
but of this they cannot be satisfied.
At the National Union Executive COM
mittee meeting tonight, Mr.. Crittenden in
the chair, n number of encouraging letters
were read.
The Heralfs correspondent says, the
Americans have caucuscd Tonight, and re-
viewing their course, decided they could
never embrace the the Lecompton Demo-
crazy without being demoralized and stul-
tifying the party.
1t is stated that Mr.. Harris, of Ind, who
nominated Mr.. Hamilton, says he is dis
gusted ut the manner in which they treat
cd his candidate, and declares that he will
vote for Adrian tomorrow.
Horace f. Clarke is making an effort to
unite the Administration and South Amer
lean votes on Mr.. Etheridge, of Tenn, but
his success is doubtful.
The Democrats have given up all hopes
of concentrating the three parties upon
candidate in opposition to Sherman. They
will, in ii day or two present II new man,
and will continue the changes till they
have exhausted all their available candi-
dates.
Mr. Haskin, during his speech, asked Mr..
Gartrcll whether if the doctrine of Judge
DOusInS as 10 slavery NC aClcu on III buc
territories, he would, therefore claim the
right to secede from the Union.
Mr.. Gartrell wished to know whether
IIasltin was the champion and expounGcr
of Republican doctrine.
Mr.lIaskin said he WAS not; on the contrary
he was an antagonist to the Republican doc
trinc ofintcrvcntion in territories for tie
prevention of slavery, as he was to the
ncw-funglcd Southern doctrine of inter
vcntion for the protection of slavery.
Mr.. Gartrell replied, that was a judicial
question for the court.