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pnuos. Mup1c{IfY. -.
! new DRUa STORE.
RosERr Y. row kas.

~ +
~ ROBERT ". POwkRs.
- oTHECAnr AND DnrgGfsTa
Begs leave to inform hls friends and the punIic
some style, the stor- formerly occupied By j. b..
Wood, and more recently by G. 3. Dawson NO
le corner Main and Wsii streets, one door above
the st Charles Hotel Richmond. Va. and has
Just opened with an entirely new stock oil
ana fSIea4 A 9affEcf
selected in person by hinsc.f with especial refer
encc TO their freshness purity and entire reliable
Physicians win End his stock Of DRUGS. cHEMI-
Pc
very complete, embracing many new and desirar
PIesorlptions carefully compounded at any hour
Orders promptly attended TO.
Oc6-u ROBERT W. POWERS. &
u LEAD, Lad AND OIL, AT COST.
~P Pure White Lead ground in Oil, at only xix
~ cents per pound. warranted TO be the cheap
q est in the world Also, EnsIne Machiper,
aud Others. that want to make money, are invited
to call, under the Columbian Hotel. on Cary st.
oo4 I'm. PATRICK COMMlNS, Sole Ak't.
IL r. r. ROBINSON,
~GRADgATE or THE PHILHpELPRIA
~ COLLEGE OF PHARMACY,
u (succEssoR TO LAIpLEY g. RoBINsoNO
Fourth and Ftankiia Streets, Richmomd,
Has IN store a,ss, mesh and re SELECTED
Offers AZ low prices. Strict personal attention will
be given to all the departments Of the business.
Orders for shipment will be promptly attended
o and nosI careruliv packed.
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slaves per week. -. ---- 2
Cor fractions Of q week, after the first week, 1t
the same rates, 8. II cents per day.l
For less than q week, Except In private rooms, }
81 per day, provided that the aggregate shall not
exsssd the charge ieL full week. = n.a;.., A..
tendance, Nursing and Medicine; BY an arrange
ment with the Int mary OF the Medical College, >
smsii a1dlgonsl fee, ranging from IL 70 $50, VIII
y cnarred for Surgical cases. The particular sum
may % ascertaned before hand by ApnhcAtonto
one OF the attsnding PHYSICIANS. -
no small Fox admitted.
All palenn are under our immediate care, one
% hM us s.sains the wards once a day, and oftener
sns nec os snd N cases Of dicuty,
tfa cnaSge 20 the patient. A resident Physician.
two Students and Matron, have the patients M,
der their immediate supervision, and % aromatic
administer Gil medicines ordered
When reQuesteds weekly reports will be riyan of
tho condition Of patients. "
Persons IN the country, wishing to send patisnts
70 our Hospital. may address either Of the Physi-
When desired. we viii send a comfortable COW
cred vehicle TO any part Of the city for patents.-
For this purpose, a message left at the Hoapital,
OF . iMr. Tkos Pemberton's, on, Main, between
Hth and 18th streets. VIII be attended to.
yAMEs BofEsTosN,. N. B.. Sf sS &. bstsssn4th
THOMAS POLLARD, NJ. D., Governor st., lst
door 4o0xe Richmond House.
o. A. CRENSHAW, a. D..oDposite American
WIN. ". Parker. M. D., Law Building. cor
neg Of 18th aud frenklil Sta.
~ 4 aE " sPiEYgt l s::,s.ns rA,; Z :,,
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AA ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Will practice in the Courts of the city of Rich
mond and county of Henrico. Strict at tentIon
will be given to all business entrusted to him.
Office ,fpr the present, with his father, William
Green, &Uhthwest corner Main and 7th streets.
jeH-6m
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CUPPING AND LEECHIN0.-
MA Mrs. WOOLHOUSE, over Sam'i Suther-
land Gun Store, l32 Main streat, Richmond, will
wa4 on all those requiring her services.
XConstantly receiving, per steamers, fresh
LEECHES.
IA All orders for LEECHES carefully packed
and SAINT by Express to all pats of the State.
N B.-A new style of LADIES BANDA6ES.
that are much liked, made to order.
an a0--5m
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-1sEcrapSASSs i,yHSASdIqSHST ISil8
SsM ss Y y kEhh6fE2 n sps. On HSe. .. LAi.s.
6eI hRiSrOL. Can't. VHAs. 7; l2hn ~ ~ -
sox HAtgnY. ets,: H n iis.s S
IT, fs PENN ds.s sss s 81 Il BE ar:sss..
b. ~ sfal and sxpcslsneSa Cspsssbsr ibanns
IS ST. a = ssi ssss e.:
AtNe sAsa. Iosk sl.ts seassssA ~
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Sroaa '''e rs xvi WINSTON. Cent Ticket Az
RxN'L RufH. 9upst.
49, CHAN GN OF tsyHh 81
EeHxSsTARTiNG AND Ru y, M NcSo COW II

c-~~~ CA n Il q OF nySSs or
AND kU,Nf ~ tcoyE
Akan5sssn T ESIEAM BOATS Nj S,.vn nis AND
kkSSRRF SoILKT GEN covE, csp.ssls, ,, Tai
sournsArn. vii Isavs TIE whss al q kSss ssa
plarIy every MONDAY: wkDE ssusn!ssls. saais
turn each alternate day sunda,s sxsss'tSe plsAs
The 8 g RTls PEcKw VIII dlseontins.ss "a Is soaisss
line after MONDAY. the 10th lassd ats rsss
'ssIs aa eyer r,nT TUESDAY. tat RspAY ssS AID
URDAY MORNINGS; at o'e'oeh ,assss,sd.
retnrn each alternate day. snn sh asi lasdnss
on the rlser. both gonna and retaIniak'sa Mails.
Passaxs TO Norfolk OF Portsmouth,
Fas,x hs 10 ts landed on the rver Tss sssseps.-
for trAsa SEND aows, and We VIII ne s y, xaleht
be for ii after 10 10 put on the weann aASKINe
ditscisd OF marked. =. Y. :. !, xlGVl
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~ I9, sAsS NsosSffak.aasFs =
IMPORTANT T0 aIlahahn,'SI
ERs.-THROuGH TICKETS AND T nsnoyI,os,c
CHECKS.-GREAT NORTHERN ROl \ 80 s,i,
rying the great United States Mail IwSo s ur
Sunday night excepted between Hiohmehha, hN Nv
andris, w ashington, Baltimore, FhlisdeiRana ss,s
YORK, and all important points wes., VIZ VEL
Greek and Washington over the klchtiiohSS ,,,mse
ericksburg 4 Potomac Railroad, 10 Ihe i rI,,tsNs
river, 10 miles, and By splendid ana CONN.,, ~ ii Il
steamers thence TO Washing ton, - miles, IA ar.
miles In seven hours; being comiortso'e sns F
fectly safe rate of speed. ,,px
Hours of departures; $50, A. NJ, anc y, + a.spu
BAGGAGE, under charge OF syeciHn n. is,mera
CnECKEDTHR0UGHt TO Wsshins ION, psiAA~'"
Philadelphia and New York. .A. toliov
THRouGB 'rJcvsvs can Be secured 70 sho snca
ing points-vix Baltimore, Philadelphia, Isi
matt, columbus. ndianapotD, iaTP' 2a.us,cstor
fsrsonviile. kock Island, Zanesviiie. ioas
New York, st. LOUIS; Chicago. rltlsuu''
vile, Decatur, Newark and nnoepnen -, ma dise
Yassenrers breakfast and sup ~ AShAao Icsuia
an board The comfortable steamer oesvesh "S'
Creek and Washington. .,...,, Cor so
Persons vlsnlnG to obtain ucne esr,s fsr.hsf
caAts for Washington city ana poashhsa 10, b
North, must. IN all cases, % xoSp,aSmend, -
somc responsible white oiuSen. 81 hwwnasN a. ~
ssy,on known to the ofhcers OF me 49,"
TSshsss sstii 10 sett " app.tsd f9 ey ssh,s -
"a For further ipfoxmaron, Apply %
Brcsd street, Shockoe nill An
las. - WINSTON, 6ep'i Tics" ~
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BOOTS. SHOES. Go.

a BOOTS AND SHOES-GREAT @
PRODUCTION IN PRIC ES.-CHAS.& 9
@BEHLE, Broad street, between I'd and 81.
sseps la5gs stock OF Ladies' Gsntems ds ana
ybody in Richmond to compete with him In his
lne as he manufactures to order and superlnten ds
himself. Great bargains in Ladies' and Mlsses'
sGTsdE a1d esS
made Patent Leather CATERS, OXFORD T Es
and SLIPPERS. | will sell INV summer stock OF
Goods at and below COST. Call soon II YOU wish to
Get good bargain. [oc lily CHAS. BELLE.
II TO COINTKY RGhAN rs
-AJOHN G. PAGE JR.. No. 90 Main st, GRITTY
has received his all Stock of BOOTS, .
SHOES, NO.. to which he invites the attention OF
country merchants. They will probably find 1t to
their advantsse to call on him before they buy. as
he is determined co sell at very low hgures, par
ticuarly to these who buy Tor cash.
JOHN C. PAGE, JR. 90 Main st.
- DITISSs t&kERsoI 6rs a and sRS ShAS e.,
Boys are ,proverbially hard to ind, but believe |
to buy. Reeoilect they are at No: 45 Main street,
at the sign of the Big Boot. by VIM wash.
Mws NcW OPEN AT G. HELLER j.
$500 CO.'S Broad street. then entire s,oek
# BOOTS II AR sH9Es III s1d snd TEE
are now enabled to sell cheaper than ever The
following are q few of our prices. The entire large
stock Is sold IN comparison OF prices, at liberal
discount to country merchants AID other large
English and French L. sting do. at Sl-a5 fine
Congress Caters WI h heels at 81 oO LadIes'
Thick Sole Morocco Heel Boots at 81 and 8 70 /;
heavy Plantation Brogues at 81 Women,s Heel
u. HELLtR i CO.'S.
lS3 Broad st between 9Th and 9th SITS
N. Also, a large assortment OF Trunks. BON
net Boxes, vaces, &c the eheapestiH the State
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Z MARINE iNsuHAH
incorporated l8Ss.)
ZEE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSuk
AECE COMPANY ~

d OAKLAND LIN S.-l coo hills fresh No. /
II kocxfant Limo iow isnSi9E snd ~ sale by
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MONTY MISUNDERSTANDING
NORTHERN ExCHANGK-On New York and Pills
oephia x0X prem.
Such of the Stock Bank notes and of the Bank of
the Valley, as are not taken by the Banks, are at
discount of " ~ cent.
The notes of the Trans Allegh any Bank are Is y
cent. discount. Bank Of Kanawha, no sale.
Nerth and South Carolina Bank Notes 1aaz
cent. discount.
The notes Of the BANK of Weston and the Bank
of Manasss, Is per ct. dis.
GOLD and silver x per cent. prem.
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NELLEVUE HOSPlTAL.-This Institution,
= which has been IN successful operation seven
years, il situated on Church Hill, Richmond,
furnished with every convenience conducive to
the comfort of patients and the successful treat
rneut of medical and surgical Diseases.
Rooms have been nicely furnished, suitable to
the accommodation of gentlemen who may find it
nconvenient to be treated at their private lodg-
inga. -
Particular attention will be paid to the lying in
wards, which are very oommodious.
owners Of slaves. both IN the city and country we
can, with increased confidence. call their atten-
tention to rhe great advantages afforded by our
" Hospital" for the msdical and surgical treat
ment of SLAVES and promise to spare pains 10
furnish them proper accommodations and every
necessary attention.
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MEDICAL HOSPITALS.


TNFIRM AIRY OF ST. FRANCIS DE
L SALES, BROOKE AVENUE, RIGAM0MD
Patients Of ali denominations, not having small
pox or any other contagious disease, are received.
White persons, in private rooms, pay from 81 to
IS per week
PHYSICIANS AND SuRsRoNs.-Doetors ST. g..
PEACHY. d. THOMAS, ]. 8. DORSEY Gull
LEN. "a 6-ts
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EDWiN WORKMAN & CO.,
Il GROCERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND
DEALERS IN IRON AND STEEL,
Solicit cousignments of TOBACCO, WHEAT,
CORN, FLOUR, &C., to the sale of which EDWIN
WORKMAN will give his personal attention.
IA Advances made on eOnsig nments.
BAGS furnished when required.
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HECTOR DAVIS, -
II AUCTIONEER,
FOR SALE OF SLAVES, Richmond. Va,
gives particular attention to SELLING SLAVES,
both publicly and privately
IA r. D.. JAMES has an interest in the bust
ness from this day. e2S-6m
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l1 JACOB VINCENT,
MANUFAC RER OF
Italian and American Marble Monuments,
Tonabs HsadPieees, $c.,ofscery style and design.
The public are respectfully invited to call at my
Yard, between 5th and 9th sts., on Main, tadjon-
ing Rosers Mlller's Marble Yard and examine
my work. which cannot be excelled by any other
establishment, North or South which will sell
as low as any establishment in this city or else
where. an Sim
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BIZ s;s,. $500 ssss. PTk 1kWAis4i'k KIM. =
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L GROCERS, COMMISSION AND
FOR WARDTNG MERCHANTS,
Nearly opposite the Columbian Hotel, Cary St.,
Richmond, Va.
Special attention gwen to the sale of TOBACCO.
WHEAT, and all kinds of PRODUCE. and liberal
advances made on consignments.
EE E6h; ( F. bo fT1IssiLEY, Late ofPster.burr.
HENRY S. WILLIAMS, Late of Norfolk.
JAS. B. MARSHALL. Late of Petersburg.
d III. SKINNER CO., Grocers and Com.
Il. mission Merchants, No. Cary street. Rich
mond, Va, offer their services for the sale Of
advances made on eopEienments.
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TRAVERSE JURORS.

Benton-Eli MenIenhaIl.
Briarc arcreek-Reubon Bower, Jeremiah {.
Smih.
Beaver-John Shuman.
Cauawi-sa-joseph Brei1ch. Isaac S.
M onrne, Stephen Idly, Samuel Thomas.
FrankliR-Daniel Rohrbark
Fi-hiu9creek Peter Colder. SAm'l Grew.
cling, Emandus Unanest.
Greenwood-Aaro Musarave
Hemlock John Fousi, John Hartman.
Lorn-l-Mdrk Williams, Henry Gable.
Nj Mrffln-Micharl Fry, Lewis Erkroal.
Maire- Daniel Relnbold. Jno. Kline.
Moatour--Jacob LeIby Joseph Mousse.
INSTRUMENTATION Thomas, john M.
Smrn
Mt. PiPasani-John Wardin.
Ofange-Jacob Good.
Pine-Philip Shoemaker, John F. Fow-
Ter. Ezra Lyons, jacob Cnri>Iy.
Roaringcreek--JudahC Cheuington.
Sugarloai-John Kilchrn.
Srou-Jacob Glassen, PhIlipT Hartman,
Joseph L,lIry.
Bloom burg, Oct q, 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 decedenls
and minors, that the following administra-
lion and guardian accounts have been filed
in tie office of the Register of Columbia
county, and will be pres ented for coufirma-
zion and allowance 10 The Orphans Cour,
10 be held at Bloomsbury, in the comfy
aforesaid, on Wednesday the 5lh day of Dec
next, a, 2 O'Clock, in The afternoon.
The second account OF Peter Ent, one
of the Executors of Matthew Mcdowell, /,
la,e Of Scott township. Ger'd.
.. The second accouCt Of Theodore
Mcdowell, one of The Executors ot Mat
thew Mcdowell, late OF Scott township,
deed
g. The account Of Lewis Yetrer, Admin
I>irator OF the esta'e oil Jacob Keller, late oil
CltawiSsa township, decd.
4 The first and final account OF EnoS
Jacnhy, Executor of ihe last will and 'esIa
nlent OF Rosanna Vannatia, tate OF Bloom
township, deed.
5. The account o. Elisha Brown, Gnar-
dian of Elizabeth a. Brown, one OF Ihe
children and heirs OF John Brown, Jf.. late
OF Mi film township, decd.
G. The account OF Elisha B. Brown. Guar
dian OF Rebecca Brown. one OF the children
and hers OF Matthew Brown, late oi Mlffiin
township, decd.
7. The accoun, of Robert b. SwayZe,
Executor OF the lAsl will aud testament oI
Jacob c. Swayze, lale Of Franklin township
dec'h
g. The account Of Jacob F. RohIback
Admini>trator of the estate OF Jacob Rohr-
pack lare CT Franklin township, decd
TIE account of James Masters, Exec
nlers OF the last will aud testament OF Henry
ki'cGen, la e of Madison township, decd.
10. The account of Sgmur kres-ler
Administrator oi the estate of Lemusl Kres-
sler, late o. Scou township, deed
IL. The account OF John Murray, late Of
Liberly township, Columbia (uoS Moutoufl
county. deed.
y. The account of Richard Dsmot, ev.
ecnIor ot the e>iate of Jacob Swisasr, la t
OF Madison township, decd
DANIEL LEE,
REGI-TrR'S OFFICE. Register.
Blooms burg, Nov Z. 1860
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RAYMOND'S FAMILY
5 E w ! N G M A G n NJ { |!
PATENTED MARCH 9, 1898.
pnICE sInEACu-

NESSRS. ZUPPlNGER & ROBBINS, Of
NA Bloom sbuTa, having purchased the ex-
elusive right of The above valuable lmpro
we'd CheaI Patent Sewing Machine, for
Iifp County OF Columbia, will be happy IN
supply ther friends with the article Tor lhe
accommodations of themselves aud families.
The following are some Of lilo superior
advantages tbs Implement posSesses,> wv
l. II sews from 400 10 600 ught stitches
per minute.
Doublp thread Machines are from The
more complicated chararter OF Ihelr mech
srrri-'n iryar,ably managed and % readed
wnh more or les difficulty net 80 with
EAYMOND'S, a child can manage it IL iwo
hours, and IL Is threaded easier tha1 com
mon needle.
3. One of the mosi valuable tea,ures nj
this Machine, j. the smalluees aud tae
com9aciuess of It's mechanism.
4. l. can be attached To hoard table or
-,auG, in operating order, and removed in
les than half a minuie
D. II greatly ecOuCmIZes the thread, aud
yet produces IA seam, sufficiently strong for
any work tor which II is Intended. 4 quail
iiraiion not known 10 all kiu,:s Of Sewing
Machines.
6. No human hand il capable of produ-
cing a seam so regular and syelemaric.-
The seam Is 50 siroug If well done, that The
st.on9e-t material will lear before the
seam will give way.
T. Among the array Of Patent Sewing
Machines. there are none 20 cheap aud
dnsable as Raymohd's PateEt, but no Ma
chIEe il adapted 10 all kinds of work a.
experieuce has proven. There are perhaps
none 70 really useful, doing such variety
uf wore tor The immediate u>e Of the tam
iy circle and al such moderate price a.
RAY .lOND'S PATENT.
g. The operator eau shape biz seam Just
a. he peases, waves, leave. aud huweIs,
erc, cen tie represented or imraled
9. 1t l. particularly adapte.. 10 all kinds
Of stIichirg-such as arntI-meu's shirl-.
bo>oms, rIarhsnis, collar, eIc.,-4ud ali
kinds Of ladies' sewing, including silks,
lawns, dr lanes, callcoes, dn>rrr~ tic. ex-
ceptlua for mru's sheavy wear. lhl> Machine
is rather too lI4hi @. construction.
10. But we all admit, that Tie advantage
10 health, aud principally TO the vision or
eyP>lsht, IEGuced by lie use oi Sewing
Ma, hlueS, surpasses infinitely all olher ad-
vaula2es.
IL This Machine fastens The seam al
ways itself hut If The operator wishes It
uuia>lened or open, there Is way tor il
TOO, thus you can have il fastened or not,
as you please, which l., sometimes, espe-
cIally for beginners, very favorable cir
cumstance. II the seam IL lett uula>iened,
you can draw il oui i'll three seconds and
save the thread.
For sale by The undersigned, at their re
specive residences, IN BIoomsburg who
will put the Machine in operation aud give
all necessary instruction.
HENRY T. PPINGER.
DANIEL w. ROBBINS.
Bloomsbu July IL, 1860.
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Notions Of every Kind.
Court PROCLAMATION.

N'HEREAS the Hon. Warren J. Wood
w ward, President Judge oi lhe Couri of
Over and Terminer and General Jail Deiiv
cry, Courl Of Quarter Sessions OF the Peace
and Court Of Common Pleas and Orphans
Court in the 26th judicial District. combos-
e1 OF the counties Of Columbia, Sullivan aud
Wyoming, and The Hon. Jacob Evans and
Peter Kline. Associate Judges oil Columbia
County, have issued their ,,reeepi, bearing
daie one Ihonsand eighteen hundred aad
Sky, and TO me directed for holding
CouTI of Oyer and Terminef. and General
jail Delivery, Quarter Sessions OF the Peace,
Com. Pleas and Orphans Couri, in Blooms,
hurg, IN The county OF Columbia. on the first
Monday tbeiug the 81 day. of Deem, next,
and 10 continue one week.
Notice is hereby gwen, 10 the Coroner, the
Justices OF the Peace and Con>iablss OF the
said County OF Columbia, THAI they be then
and there IN their proper persons al 10 o.
clock in the forenoon OF said day, with their
records, nquisiiions and other remembran-
ces to DO those things which TO their Offices
apperian 10 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 and
there 10 prosecute then as shall be Just. Ju-
rors are requested TO be punciual in their
attendance, agreeably 10 lheir notice, dated
at Boomsburg, the 24ih Gay OF Oct, in the
year of our Lord nne ihousard eight hun
dred anG sixty and in The eighty-fourh year
of the Independence Of The United States Of
America. (God save the Commonwealth }
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff,
Boomsburo October "a, 1860
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GRAND JURORS,
For December Term, 4 $50

Bloom-Evan Jones.
Bor Berwick-Wiliam II. Woodin, Nor
decai Jackson.
William Hartman.
Cenlre-Samuel G. Bower.
CauawIssa-George Hughes, Alan Fed
croft.
Fi>hingcreek-Hram Hess, Danl Edgar,
George Powell.
Franklin-Al,chael Mensch, Jackson Gle
aver.
Greenwood-JAmes vanhorh, Hobt Rob
bins, Elijah Lemon.
Hpmlock-John Gjriou.
Loru<I-Jacob HeIwig.
Main-Wiliam Mensinger, William Bit.
tier
Montonr-l@aac Mowry.
Mt. Peasaht-Abraham DiIdine.
iliam Fisher, Samuel Zim-
norman
observation-disclosures Kile.
Bloonlsbnr9, Oct. "a, 1860.
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REMEDY FOR A FELoS-We find IN an
exchange, The following simple remedy for
this most painful, and most difficult 10 cure,
of ali sores :--Take pint of common soft
soap, and stir it in air-slacked lime till it is
of the consistency of g'azier's putty. Make
= leather thimble, ALI it with this compost
ton, and insert the finger therein, and
change the composition once in tewenty
minutes, and cure is certain.
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Hozolcay's Pills and Oiniment.-The victo-
aies Of science, Domestic Remedies. Steam
electric felegraphs printing, &C., have each
had their particular ovation, but the man
who has reduced the sphere OF disease and
Alleviafed the sufferings Of millions of his
fellow beings, is, to say the least Of il, enti-
.flsd to our admiration. Holloway has ex-
pended life time in The suppression of
sickness throughout the world, and for the
.st5ectivs cures Of measles, smallpox, ring
worm, .Rhoopips cough, and all disord ers
affecting childhood, his Pills and Ointment
are as familiar as household words, in Eu-
.sope, Asia. Africa and America. Mothers
shouId never be without supply.
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Auditors Notice.

Hiram A. Childs, In 10 the Court of
dorsee OF Perry Deem, Common Pleas Of
VS.. | Colombia COuniy
Isaac Tyler. vsndiiioni ex pona-,
No. As, September Term, 1860.
THE Undersigned appointed Auditor BY
the Court OF Common Pleas of Columbia
county, 10 make distribution Of the moneys
raised out of the sale oil the real estate Of
Isaac Tyler, by virtue Of ihe above stated
writ OF vendisoni exponas, will attend at
his Office, IN Bloomsburg: Columbia couu-
iy, on FRIDAY, the 2sd day of November,
1860, 10 make the distribution, when and
where all persons Interested are required to