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EMBROIDERY.

French embroidered collars, nndcrslcevcS.
jnconct and swiss edgeings and Incrrling& l..
{. handkerchlefS, full assortment, &c
Shawls, blankets, kcrscys and plains, cot
ton Osnaburgs, white and striped Clothing,
n very complete assortment. Hats, Boots
and Shoes, full assortment. Hardware,
Crockery, Iron and Steel, all the kinds usu-
ally required for plantation and other pur-
poses, &c.
The undersigned would embrace this op.
portunity Of returning thanks TO his friends
and Gus toners for the Liberal patronage he
has already received at ihcr hands, and by
strict personal attention 20 business, would
respectfully invite a continuation Of their
custom The above stock j. complete / ~
all its various departments and will be sold
low Tor cash, or to prompt customers on
time. Cali and examine for yourselves.-
You may find it to your interest to give me
place in your Memorandum
JONES CROCKETT.
Sept. 81, 1859 32-if
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FOR SALE OR RENT +!
The Hanging Rock Mineral
SPRINGS.
TIlE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR
l. Sale or Rent, this desirable
WATERING PLACE

situated on the Stage Road, leading from
Camden to Lancasterville, % miles above
the former and II miles below the latter
place The buildings are new and neatly
constructed and capable of accommodating
from sixty I" one hundred persons. The
neighborhOod is ,hickly settled the people
moral and intelligent. The quality oe the
Water has been 80 long and fnvorably
known that reference to j. scarcely
necessary; it has Jcen pronounced by com.
petent Judges,equal TO any water in the State
and for the cure Of some diseases superior
to any,
TO purchaser, any indulgence as TO tirs
that may be desired, will be given also
any quantity of the adjoining land that may
he desired, will be sold with the Springs.
Persons having an inclination to this kind
OF business, would DO well to apply to the
subscriber, Il, he will sell or rcn, upon
terms which cannot fail to be profitable to
the purchase, OF lessee.
For further particulars. address me at
Hanging Rock +. O, Kcr>haw District.
> I. JAS. NJ INGRAM.
IB On the premises is an excellent
Store House for merchandising. dcrcctly
upon the road in front of the Hotel and
e bins. 1t is considered one of the best
stands for business that the up country at
fords MI
January 4, lS6O-i7tI
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
FCR THE RAPID CU:E oP

fCR THE RAPID CU"E or
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, IIoarscncss,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipicnt Consump-
tion, and for tho relief Of Consumptivc
Patients I'm advanced stages Of tho
disease.
30 wide is the field Of its usefulness and so nu-
merous the cases Of its cures that almos,
every section Of country aGouuds in persons pub
hcly known. who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs 10y its
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine Of its kind is too apparent 10 escape
observation, and where its virtues are known the
public no longer hesitate what antdoic to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections Of the
pulmonary organs that inCidcu, to oar climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded this
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to
DO forgotten.
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r III Il L A NG A S r ER
LUM BER FOR SALE.

INllE subscriber has now on hand at his
4 Steam Saw Mill, large quantity of
wei sc"snn"d lSmhrr Of all descriptions
and qualities, which he will sell upon his
usual accommodating terms to punctual
customers large lot Of refuse lumber
on hand will be sold in the lump, if pur-
choscrs prefer to buy it in that way. Those
having need Of this kind of lumber may OBJ
tam Bargains by applying soon.
stS Persons indebted for lumber for
the past and previous years, are invited to
come forward and settle by cash or note.
Mr. klblrr or Mr. Nelson will always be
found at the place prepared to wait upon
customers and transact all business connec
ted with the Mil
JAMES VI. INGRAM.
Jan. 4th 1860, 47tf
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Franklin Academy,
LANCASTER C. H. s. C.

I'VE TRUSTEES of the above Acade-
l my have secured the services al Mr
loHN VI. BEATY, who is graduate If the
South Carolina College. ana mas been en-
gogct in trnchng for u number Of years.
giving cn.irc Satisfaction wherever he
fought
w. regnr5 to 'ucl'ton, there Is none more
heaIih'uI ~ the state, 'he commuu.ty nor
al and intelligent Young men Throughout
this aud ucighborng Districts will find here
advantages not surpassed by any Institution
Of Ike prctrnsiOnS in the State
Young men can here be thoroughly pre-
pared 10 enter any College 10 the South.
Boarding and Tulton can be obtained at
about Tie rates Of other like Institutions
throughout the State. Fhe Session will
coWmeRce 2d Monday in January next
S. B. MASSEY, Secrelai
December 22j, 1889 46 sm
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HILLSB0R0 n c. MILITARY
ACADEMY.

WIS Institution Is under the conduct Of
L Cot. G. G. TEW, late superintendent
nf the Arsenal Academy at Columbia. The
discipline is strictly military and The course
Of study similar To that pursued in the =. &.
Military Academies. iliIsLuro is on the
\. {. Rail Road l3J miles from Charlotte.
F"' circular address the Superintendent
Dec. lIth Al Bin
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NEW GOODS.

ViiE subscriber is now occupying his new
l store, one door North OF ). \. Ilusscl.
tines dwelling on main street, and he j..
now receiving, by HI. own conveyance, his
FALL. and WINTER Stock Of Goods. Sc.
Iectcd in person with much care as to price.
style and quality.
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Notice,

The Subscribers having sold ont their
entire Stock of CURTAINS to MIR II. W
kiNSMAN, would respectfully solicit fer
han continuation Of the patronage SO lib
orally bestowed on ikcm in that department.
ROBERT ADGER d CO.
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MAGILL & BEATTIE.
New Firm.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING form.
4 ed a Partnership on tho LIST January,
1860, will continue the business OF met.
chandizing Mt the old stand ut Pleasant Hill.
where they would be pleased to wait on
their numerous friends and customers and
give them good bargains small fayors
thankfully received and larger ones in pro
portion"
JAMES r. MAGILI..
JAMES n BEATTIE.
Jan. II, 1860. 49tf
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LADIES DRESS GOODS.

Rich plain blk SILK, nounccd silk Robes
Fancy Silks, rIaid and striped, Marrc,inc
Six, French Dclain Robes, Cashmere
Robes, All-wool Drl.aius solid colors, Plaid
Del aims, Ladies' Coverings, &C..
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Fort Mills Academy.
YORK DISTRICT. G

SIfUATE on the Charlotte and South
- Carolina Rail Road, Is miles from
Charlottcc,N. G.
lNCIPAIS.
bCILEE L. ALsruN, J, GADsDEY ALSroY.
III" Third Session Of the above Institu.
u"n Will comm'nrc on the second Monday
in january 1860,
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Primary Branches. s........... 5000
The above with English Grammcr
and Geography. y............... 900
The same with History. ..... 100
Latin, Greek and Mathematics. -. 1880
Board can be had at from eight to ten
dollars per mouth,
DR.. B. VI. COBB,
thm'u of Board af Trustees.
Fort Mills, :. &. Dec 7,-.i3 -3m.
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ThrI INV. ~. r.II,.,,i,,, ,.I,.,,.,,--
,,,.r .,r ,',.,,.r. ~ ,'"' '',1Hts
....,., +, ,.I,.. -, - Nv P',"S "
t,n,I;,,'r ,r ~, ,h.oa,; n;i;. %;.u no
,r-'-.I om ,,,,rI. 49,. .'", "o '''ts ne
wi, v.r..,..ho. ,,i.. ,.i,.,,or I.",,. a.
g.. I'.''''' '''''' "'"
TUo directions ur, simple easily under
,'''' .' :r, 3Gd easily r>rH.nrd b, tn" inr'r"c-
rolling They require ABOUT ten drnns of
'' per day' when IN constant use. They
'',' IL" more morse man " coHm3" clock
eve" " '''' "'H."H "'.''" hN"dr"d stitches
per infinite. Ihcy run c1ay--a child ten
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" l(iONS.

w. ID. MCDOWALL,
Camden, =. &.
Dec II. lSjS.-4I 6m.
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NOTICE.

4 LII Persons indebted 10 me either by
"A Note or Account are requested TO come
forward ana give me the money, as it j. ont
OF my power TO extend indulgence To any
one. j. f.. CURETON.
Jan. IL, 1860 4StC
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NEW FALL
WINTER GOODS. 1859.


WE ARE JUST RECEIVING A LARGE AND COMPLETE
w ck " FALL AND WINTER GOODS, wi.b
sol" -" on" o"' i'"rd FERNS requested
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GENTS BOYS AND CIIlLDRENS GOODS

rl' "nl well >''"'" assortment Of Ready Ni' Clothing, Frrr
II nlS j. i b.r
n."ni Of Jeans, manufactured at Sarn y. q.
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J. N. CROCKETT.
Oct. -, 1889, 35-,r
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lnrrt~t.r. Sept -. 1852.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-03-31
Locomotive Explosion.

EAsToN, Pa, March 2s.--Thc Loco.
motive Excelsior burst her boiler here
about 7 o'clock this morning, Just as she
was about starting up the Lehigh Valley
Railroad with n train of cattle cars
George Winters, engineer, and William
Pharoah, Jackson Bilman and VIM. Bill
man, train hands, were hurt, but none of
them seriously, and they are expected to
recover.
The engine is total wreck-blown into
hundreds Of pieces, One piece of the boil
er, weighing over half ton, was thrown u
distance of quarter of a mile. The bell
was found in graveyard still further off.
1t is a miracle that 10 lives were lost, as,
besides those on the train, there we're eight
or ten persons standing near the engine at
the time of the explosion.
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S. zllI|lgI[1k5||I:|||||'!,,|I';l|k9 q
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-An unusual.
ly large number of strangers arc in the
city, including many politicians from va
rious quarters Of the Union.
Government bonds to the amount Of
100000 were issued to-day by the Gov.
ernment for the benefit Of the Wyandotte
Indians of Kansas, through the excrtons
Of Judge Williams of that Territory.
Adviccs from Ruatan to the l1th inst
that the excitement with regard to the
transfer of Ruatan to Honduras continued
unabated. A letter from Vera Cruz to
the Picayune states that Miramon, on the
way down from the Capital, imposed 5
loan of slOO, 900 on those of Jalapa, and
what is more, got the money.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-03-31

a New COURT HousE.-Thc county
authorities, says the Lycon,ing Gastne,
have very properly decided to tear away
the old Court House and build one entirely
new So far as VIC have been able to as.
certain, forty nine out of every fifty citi-
zcns approve of the new resolution. We
see no plausible objection that can be ur-
gcd against it. The .Muncy Lumanary
says of the change from cobbling the old
one to building new: "This is un-
doubtedly the very best thing that could
have been done, and with proper manage
ment need not cost the county great deal
more than the contract for the repairs and
enlargement of the old building"
The County Offices have been removed
to Docbler's Hall, until the completion OF
the new Court House.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-03-31

PLAIN TAJK.-The Tillage Record
makes the following allusion, by no means
of complimentary nature, to the recent
election of Printer by the Black Republi-
can majority of the House of Representa-
tives at Washington. If " the scramble
was so disgraceM as to call forth the con.
demnation of the presses of the very party
that engaged in it, it must have been bad
indeed
THE ELECTION OF PRINTER.-Buz-
yards, large and small, have been hover
ing around Washington for some weeks,
for the purpose of gormandizing ON the
spoils, resulting from the election Of Prn-
ter. After hard contest the lot has fall.
en- on Ex-Governor Ford, of Ohio. All
accounts agree in representing the scarm'
BILE, which has been, most disgraceful
The job is worth hundred thousand dol
lars, clear profit, Double prices are paid
the people robbed, and the Government
corrupted. How long shall these things be
tolerated.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-03-31

Mrs. Beach, the wealthy Bridgeport
widow who married G.. w. Francis, black
man, gave as one reason for her conduct,
communications from her husband in the
spirit world The marriage ceremony was
performed in the evening, when the lady
was disguised by " frizzling" her hair, &C.,
Francis once gained some notoriety as the
supposed nephew of Soulouque, the Empe-
ror of Hayti
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"GET THE BEST is THE MoTTo or
EVERY SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS MAN.
If they have sons to educate for business
the whole Union is canvassed for the Com
mercial School aifording the best advan-
tagcs for acquiring practical business
education; hence it is that the Halls ofthe
Iron City College, of Pittsburgh, Pa, are
constantly filed with students from every
portion Of the Union.
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Traverse Jurors, for May Term

Bloonl-Newton Boon John Purscl, Jacob Il. Groul,
Robert CathCart, stephen KnOTr.
Benton-lendTCk Bangs.
Beaver-JacOb lIerringcr, Samuel Fisher.
BrarCrcek-Moses Davis, Vincent Richard, Samuel
kclchnrT.
CentcT-JOshua Fowler Samuel HagenbuCh, Emanuel
Hill Allen Shcllhaumer
Cattawis Michael BTOlst, John Keifcr.
Conyngham- Daniel 4, McheTmau,
FIshIngoreek- William lkrr.
Greenwood John q. Lemon
Hcmlock-lsaac Pursel
Jncksun-1homas W. Young, John McIlcnTy
Locust Lucas Fahrlnger, AmZi Faux.
Montour-W WIN Roberts, Samuel Lazarus.
MadisOn-HenTy Eyer
Miifn-Samuc Greasy.
Mount Pleasant-John White.
orange--John Vance, David L Uaymnn Jacob Snyder
Abraham keifcT
| Pine Calvin Che mherlin
I Scott Daniel Snyder
BoonsbuTg March ~ 1850
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-03-31

Appointment.-Gov. PACKER has ap-
pointed CHARLES ID. HINELINE, Esq,
editor of the Harrisburg State Sentinel,
Superintendent of Public Printing. Mr..
HINELINE'is practical printer, and will
make good officer.
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TO FARMERS AND GARDENERS.

THE subscribers offer for Sale GOOOO Barrels Of POU
i DREI'rE, made by the LoDI MANUFACTURING Con.
PASY in Lots suit Purchasers This article is tho
twentieth year Of introduction into this country and
has outlived fertilizers of every other description for
the following
ls 1t made from the night soil Of the City Of New
York, by the l.. NJ Co. who have capital of Sl000OO
invested in the business which is at risk should they
make a bad article,
I'd. For Corn and Vegetables il is the cheapest,
est and handiest manure IN the world be placed
in direct contact with tnc seed forces and pens vegG
taiion two weeks earlier, prevents the doubles
the CROP aud nhoui dsdgrcc1bl6 ol0r Three dollars
worth or two barrels is all sufficient IA manure
of cOrn IN the hill.
PRIcE-l bbl. S2-2 hblss-S3 J0,-5 hhs. S. and over
bbls 81 50 per barrel delivered free of carriage
sells or railroad in New York City.
pamphlet containing every information, and ceTti
from farmers all over the United States have
used II from seventeen years, will be free
any one applying for the same.
GRIfFING BROTHERS & co,
North River Agricultural Warehouse,
| 60 Courtland Street New York.
| or, 1876 South Delaware Avenue PHILADELPHIA la
March IN, 1860 0-2m
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WARNING TO HoUsEKEEPERs.-The
Montour American, relates how the fami-
ly of Mr.. Hunt, residing in Danville, were
suddenly and mysteriously taken i'll from
eating. 1t states that the cause was asc.r-
tained to be in a jar of pickles-the gla-
Sing of the jar having become incorporated
with the acid to considerable degree.
Housekeopers have been warned of these
dangers very often, but the colums of ex-
changes bear witness that the warnings are
too often disregarded.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-03-31

THE New U. S. DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
The President has appointed the Hon.
GEO. NJ. WHARTON, of Philadelphia,
United States Attorney for the Eastern
District of Pennsylvania, vice JAMES G,
NANDYKE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

F. BRows's ESSENCE or JAMAICA GisGER-This is truly
family medicine, this when affections OF the
stomach and bowels Common no family iniivid
ua traveller should be without it. 1t is peculiarly
ciicacious in summer complaints Of children and 10
known and prescribed By the medical Faculty See ad'
YeItlsemcnt.
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, ANEW FIRM AND BUSINESS

" ANEW FIRM AND BUSINESS UPON NEW
PRlNCIPLES.-WmTE HALL CLorAISG BAZAAR corner of
Fourth and Market does follow in the beaten
track We are satisfied that the only way to build up
and keep large business is to sell goods cheap and give
satisfaction to customers. Preence will not answer,
and mbug has had its day, and intend to sell our
goods per advance upon cost mo more and no
Iess) and variation in marked prices. This system
will sustain itself without putting, We shall buy and
sell exclusively for cash Our for and
boys is the largest in Philadelphia and prices much
lower than any other Call for yourself
at the
WHITE HALL CLOTHING BAZAAR.
s. w. corner Fourth and Market SITS. Pha.
February IS. lS6O-l2m.
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CJ- THOMAS W. MATTSON Received the Prize
Medal at the Worlds Fair in London le5l, for TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS Boots :shoes and Gums Great induce
nents arc offered TO purchasers Of the above arti
ces This is much the largest stock of trunks, Carpet
Bags Vaiccs, &C. in Philadelphia very cheap for cash
No. 4O2 Market Street one doorabove 4th, South side.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-03-31

say- Mr.. LEWIS OPPENHEIMER, Cigar
Merchant of Philadelphia, occasionally
travels through Bloomsbury, Cattawissa,
and other great towns in Columbia county,
and always deals in the best article of Ha-
wanna Cigars.
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VI "A IL IL lie ID.

In Fishingcreek township, Columbia CO., on Thurs
day, March 18th, 1860. by Elder John Sutton, Mr. EA
MlEsRy, and Miss ESTHER A. KLINE all of this county
At Octorrora Parsonage in Chester county, the 22d
Of March by Rev. A. Reid, Mr.. r VI PoTTs, recently q
Mville Columbia county, to Miss MARY MILLER, o
Chester county Pa.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-03-31

The Democrats have carried tho munich
pal election in Bordentown N, j., by about
$50 majority, In Camden, Thomas b.
Atkinson, Democrat, has been elected May
or by IA majority.
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p@ New s pRINa GooDs just received
a. Hsrsman's Store. These gentlemen are
very energetic and always first in Market
Ladies', give them an early call.
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OUnNCntlOH
wn WELSH y CHAIRMAN p..ala,,dS If ,no corvon,,ou1
First District City Of PhddePhid- John Hamilton, ~
Vincent l.. Bradford, j. Henry Askin, Benjamin H.
Btewster, William Morgan II, II. Linderman, Charles
Barr, Geo. w. Irwin, John Z. McFadden, A. Z. Ceui
Henry Dunlap, Stephen d.. Anderson, Q, NJ. Donavan
Link. i. G. Mitchell, Daniel salomon
Second Charles d. Manly, Robert Z. Monaghan
Third District George Laqer, j. II. Hubbard.
Fourth District Stokes l.. Roberts, John Davis.
tTth Distrtet-o II. Meyers, Nelson Weiscr. ,.n
Sirth Dstrist-Dr Charles H. liuter Howard L. Miller
Dr. II. II. Nuremberg, J. Lawrence Gets, DR.. L. f.
ScrenM Dstrict-Barnard Reilly, Samuel u. shannon.
Eighth District-H. b. Durnham, Jackson Woodward
.Ninth Distriet-John 7; Means William c. Warh'
Eiepenih Distriet-H. A. Gurnscy, s. @. Hyde.
Trslttk District Henry L. Dieiienbach W. II. Blair
Thirteenth Disriet-Peier Ent J. Woods Brown, John
Cummings, Reuben Keller.
Fourteenth District John d. BTatton Joseph w Parker.
Fifteenth Disyfet-A. l.. RoumfoIt, Thomas I. Mellow
eli, WIN. II. Miller Philip Dougherty, j. Monroe,
Kreitor william Boas, George w. Bowman Joseph
Gieim, VIM. II. Eckle,, John H. Ziegler.
siItcenth Disriet-Frederck s. Pyier Dr. Samuel Par.
ker, James w. Clark DIR. a. S Bare
Scponfeenh Disriet-Peter Mcintyre A. estand Glatz.
Eighteenth Distriet-IeHry Stable. S. b. SAMSON.
Tren,ieth District Robert l.. Johnson, Israel Test.
7rentu:frst Dstriet-J. Alexander Fulton, Joseph NJ
Thompson.
Tccnty.seeond Disrict-yames {. CLARK, Thos. B Sea
right
TTcntvthird Disriet-George w. Miller A. A. Purman
7rentyJourth Distriot-Andrew Burke John NJ. Irwin
John McCloury, VIM. II. McGee, Hiram d. 81. Clair
| Edward Campbell, Jro f. M. Hutchinson James
Barr.
Ttceniyftth Dstriet-Thos Cunningham, John Graham
Tirenv.s1 District Thompson Graham, Jas w Kerr
Tireny.Scrcnth Dstriet-Wilsou Laird Jas. E. McFar
I land.
7irentycighh Di,triet-william T. Alexander, Jos g
Hyde.
| by order of the Convention,
WILLIAM ii. WELSH, President
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-03-31

R1- Col. II. G. Eyer, of Selinsgrove,
has been elected one of the directors of the
Shamokin Bank. The Colonel has long
been director in the Banks of Northum-
berlano and Danville.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-03-31

rsD~ The bill to increase the capital OF
the West Branch Bank at Williamspo
was lost in the House-Yeas %, Nays 40.
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Errata-WILLIAM LINDEN, who was
injured some two weeks ago, by WiRiam
Slaugibach, we are happy to learn, is not
dead, as was then announced in the Col-
umbi1 Dem ocrat.
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Grand Jurors, for May Term

Benton-Moses YOcum
RrlarcTeek-Chares WhitmIc,
Centre-Henry Dclong, Geo. A. Herring.
onyngham-Reubun Wassrr
Fishngcreek-E Robbins.
observation-disclosures NanhOrn.
Iicmlock-Reuben Guilds, John Neyius Samuel Ohl
Jackson-John I. DerT,
Locust-Daniel Beaver, Chas. Bllig, VIM, Goodman,
Jacob Harner
Maine-Wm Bitter, John Kelchner.
adisOn-Beni, f. Fruit Bcmcr Is, Mills, IssacheT Tilt.
NOn.uur-Jonn GeigeT.
Orange-Samue Beideman, John Herring.
Roaringcreek-John Levan,
Bloomsbury, March 81, 1860
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-03-31
AUDIlOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of T'Viman For, decea

Estate Of I'Vlnan For, deceased,
THE undersigned, Auditor appointed by the Orphnns
Court OF Columbia county, on exceptions 10 the nc
count of Silas T.. Fowler, guardian Of Iman Fox de-
ceased will attend the duties Of his appointment, at
mis- office in Bluomsburg Saturday, the 18th day of
April A. d. l-O ~ O'Clock in the forenoon, when and
where all persons interested may attend f they think
proper. ,, ~, ,,,,,,
BIoomsbutQ March 10, lsIO-its. Auditor,