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sEHEEeEE'S SALES.

DY Virtue Of several writs of ptadiioai EIpords. is
ID sued Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of columbia
MONDaY, THE Sd D.fY OF 81 PTt.UBtR l-6o, at
o'clock IN thu afternoon, At the Court House IN
BnOnisbuTg thr following described property To t.:
All that certain lot Of ground situate in llopknsville
Bloom township Columbia county, bounded ana described
said town, the southeast by an alley, on the south
west by an alley, and on the northwest by lot of
containing one halt OF an acre BE- ne sam. more
or .ss VIII reun Is erected two story FRAME DWELL
ING HOUSE, fraEe Stable and other out buildings
with the aPpdH'nances.
saiz ID. ti,en execution and TO be sold the prop
orty of Josiah II FuTHlan
ALSO,
All that certain tract Of lands situate in Beaver town
ship Columbia county, Pa, bounded follows I'm the
east by public rond on the south by ands ol Mhas'e
Mchacls heirs aud others on the west by land oi Shu'
lloats and on tn north by land of John and k'
ben crngCr, containing cighynihr acres, twenty hre
Of which clear ID lanes whtrton ar erect d
Two story FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, Frame Kitch'
Frame Barn ana other out building. with the APP
siiz:d taken in execution aud to be sold the prop
ALSO,
A cortain lot Of ground situate N, Name township,
Columbia county, adjoining lands Of Isaac ietttr On the
north Aaron Berlnger on ths south west ahd cast,
an a half story FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, Frame
Stable and well Of water at the door.
ALSO,
One other tract OF land situate in Beaver and Maine
townships, Columbia county, adjoining lands Of Chnrl
Alaun un the north Jacob Shunan heirs on The north
Abraham hnGCt VI the south Charles flSnef ana Jdcuu
Hindcrlitir on III, east aud Mary Culp ON the west
containing hundred and one acres aud halt WIN the
uppurenunces about ten acres of which is cleared lana
Seized taken in execution and 10 be sold the prop
eTly Of Jacob HosslGr.
ALSO,
At the same time and place. by virtue OF writ Of lie
rari tdeiaS, all that certaia iva story FRAME DWELL
ING HOUSE buiIing situate III ths t"wnshlp o scott
in the county OF Columbia the south side Of the main
leaGing from bloomsbury 10 Berwick, beng in The
village Of EspytOwn, said building containing in front
Twenty six feet aud in depth NIFTY two feet ana the lot
or piece ground and curag appu,tmant To the saiC
building bounded on the north ast by Isaac hcaAy or
the northwest by David WhtmeycI, on the north by t
main road atOT tsu aud On thi south by an alley,
Srz 3D. taken in execution and to be sold as the prop
erty of william A. Case,
JOHN SNYDER,
eHERITTs OFrIcr, StulG'
eloomsburg, Aug II, 1880
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TRAVERSE JURORS

FOR THE SEPTENBER TERM 1860
BloOn-N IlliaW Bears, Joseph Rucklr, Joseph Weav.
er John H. Meyer Charles Thomas, Straw Bridge A. vii.
son, Va the Boone
Bor. Berwick - jacob MOycr, A D. Tate.
Beaver Peter Grariiart, Samuel Johnson.
tcutre-Thomas Conner
Cattuwssd-S Solomon kGinardi
Franklin Jacob kOstcubaurr
FIshiusCrevk John Jrrv1ling Thomas Lungef
Greenwood Samuel llusgrave.
Locust Jonas Fahrnger,
Nlittlm-Michar Fry, Jacob Yohc.
hlauison-Dan' Mcks, Isaac Mcbride Henry Dildino
Montuur- Andrew Clark.
Mount Pleasant - Elias Howell, Andrew Grouse,
Mainc-.huron AnaTews.
Orange-james Pat, rsOn, Henry Delong.
Pine William ArIcr.
Scott A j. ThurntUn, Samuel H. Bct,le, Llas Kruin,
Rob TT 5. Howell.
Sugarluaf-Herry C. Hess, Andrew Laubach.
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any- Mr.. VIM. Silver. former,v Of

aD- Mr.. VIM. Silver, formerly o.
Wapwallopen, in this county, but now q
resident of Berwick, informs us that on
the 18th of last month, base attemp,
was made on his life by two men by the
names of Thos Kane and Clark Price.
lie states that the attempt was made al
his powder mill at Briar Creek, and that
he sustained very severe injuries, includ-
ing a fracture of the cheek bone. The
weapons used were huge stones and piece
of heavy fence rail. Both Of the assai-
ants were arrested, but in the attempt a
young man by the name of Reuben Moy
er, was seriously injured. One of them
gave bail, the other was committed to the
Jail of Columbia county. Had it not been
for the timely assistance rendered by Mr.
Jacob Greasy, it is most probable that the
life of Mr.. Silver would have been taken
He states that the cause of the outrage
was because he is a member of the two
societies of Masons and Odd Fellows
Mr.. S. was formerly resident of this
place, and was highly respected and es
tcemcd as citizen. We have the state
mont of the attempt upon his life, from
Mr.. Silver himself-Lueerne Union.
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Even those who in the enjoyment Of perfect health
frequently have need have t1ncs prevcn
tvGs ofdisease We nevertoo well armorrd against
the assaults Of the ills that flesh il heir to-" such in
vigortor they may fna in ioslErrERs BrTsns amedi.
cine that cannot be taken regularly without giving vitality
and elasticity the system Al this particularly,
III! strongest proof against the malaria in
sections OF the country In all cases of fever and
ague the rrERs is potent than any amount of qui'
nine while the dangerous Of bilious fever
yieldto its wonderful properties. Those who have trad
the will another for anyu the ailments
which tho losrErrER BTrsRs Processes 10 subdue. To
those whohave not made the oxpariInen We cordially
recommend carly application the BTTERsf whenever
they stricken by diseases ofrhe digestive organs.
Sold by all druggists in ths world.
~ Ses advertisement in anOth column.
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MoFFATs LIFE PILLS Tho high ami cnvied eel,
ebty which this pre'en1nt medicine ha. acquired for
its invarlbe efficacy in all diseases which it processes
cure has rendered the usual practice Of ostcnatous
putting not only unnecessary but unworthy Of ,hem.
They known by their fruits their good works testi.
y for them and they thrive not by the faith of the cred
ulous. In all Of cosiiveness, dyspepsia, bilious
and liver all ctons piles, rheumatism fevers agues
obstinate h.ad aches and all general arrangements Of
health, these Pills have invariably proven a certain and
speedy remedy. single trial will place the Lf, rill.
beyond the reach Of competition in the estimation Of
gvery patient
pr, Mohlit's Phoenix Btters, will be'fouHd equally ef
cac in all Of nervous debility dyspepsia head
ache, III, sickness Incident 10 fsma in decas health
and every kind Of weakness II the digestive organs
For sale by w. b. Moffat, 335 Broadway New York
ann by medicine dealers and druggi, generally through
out the country
Ft0issIy 10 1850 l2n--6n'
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VI "A IL K I n ID .

On Sunday, July 2th, in Jackson township by Eide,
John Sutton, Mr. JAM sos C. ktEL.R to hiiss MARY O.
daughter of Lott Parker.
AT th0 residence Of the Brides father on the Cd inst
by the Rev. H. E. Wilson. kGv. r. f. EYER, of East at
more Confcrenceo Miss JESs- ToRB.RT of Whtt llaveI
on Tuesday l4h inst. by ihe Rev. D. J. Waller. MIR
WILLIAM iiisrrR to Miss MARY JAMS CRouP, both O
McEwensviilG Pa.
On the 5th inst by Rev VIM. ]. Eyer, Mr.. THOMAS A
SMITH Of oran!eville Pa" to Miss ANSA KELLER of Sha
mukin Nortld CO., Pa.
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TRIAL. IIST

FOR TIE SEPTEMBER TERM ISG0.
]. Benjamin a. Cole VS.. William SmUns.
Peter Miller vs.. the CBttuwissu, Wiamsport &
Erie Railroad Company
3 samuel Lemon ". 4. w. Creamcr.
I. John McLalla vs. Henry HanlZ.
3. Simon FrticruIan W. Wright Hughes.
d. Jacob Schuyler vs., Wilson Agrr.
q Charles lienniugeT vs. Ludwig Dehl's admini.tra
tors.
{. 7. W. klheT VS.. Daniel Ncylard
y Jhu. Mchulligan et. al, Samuel Rhonc.
TO- J. X. Giron vs.. Edgar L.. Barton, ct. al.
II. William Smeyer vs.. Jolu llutnaglr.
~ J i. Jackson ct AL vs.. nOCh Howell.
~ Stephen II, Miller Daniel L. Srybert
~ Robert Autcn VS.. bcnl. Paydon.
10 VIM Appieman VS., Jonathan Mosteler
H. Lnos Adams vs.. Samuel Is, Seybert.
IL Mary Hess VS.. WIN. Hess.
10 Peter BIneyur vs.. Michael Mpycu.
IT, jeremiah II. Hartman vs.. Abram y. Harvey
~ Nathaniel f. RutrT ct al, vs.. A. N. Harvey
81 e. d. herring ct. al, VS.. Joan C. Jacuby
y. Joseph LILLY vs. jam w. Sluk.y.
~ l.avlIa Oh vs.. Adam Lutz vt. al
- Daniel Spayde vs.. Christian Laubach.
- Ira Robbins vs. Jacob DIchl
~. Gtufsr Sloans Executor vs.. Jas. Rantz.
q. Jacob Schuyler vs.. .,lb,r Stuokcy et al.
=, Gturg" Getty vs.. IIeHry SluilabrrGT
~. Juhn cartons adIn'r vs.. JOS ph LIliy
M, JACuB EfLkLI, Prothonotary
bloomsbury, July =, lsUO
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Thousands of females suffer from arrangements pecu
liar the SEX First and most among these is
FEMALE WEAKNESS WHITES, or LEucoRRHgA, within its
constant attendants, LAssTUDE, PRosrRAToS LANE or
WEAK BACK, and GENERAL DEBILITY. No can be en-
trely well who thus suffers, and in hundreds Of
health is utterly Undermined. od.schoo medicines and
drugs do but little good often much injury; but Hun
PHREys SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC FEMALE Puts just tha
thing relieving promptly, and curing permanently.
dollars worth will do more good than quarts Of
six months attendance a doctor. six boxes for ST.
Single boxes 25 cts.
N B-hfull set Of IuMrHRrys' HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS,
with Book Of Directions, and twenty different Remedies
in large vals S. ditto in plain 81
ef fifteen boxes, and Book 81 single boxes, 25
cents and so cents.
These Remedies by the single box or case are by
male express free Of charge to any address,
ceipt OF the price. Address,
DIR. F. IiU MPIlREY Il CO
No. 5G2 Broadway, New York
Sold by E. p. LUTZ Agent, Bloomsbury Pa
e. See SInfords LIVER IsvIGoRAToR and CArRARriC
Pills, in another column,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

UNIFORMITY OF PRICES A NEw FEATURE IN Bu
sIsEss Ecery one his Sdicsndai
JONES CO,
of the Crescent One Price Clothing Store No. zoo Mar.
kst street above sixth, Philadelphia.
In addition To having the largest, most varied and
fashionable stock Of Clothing in Philadelphia made
prcssy for retail sales, have constituted every his
own salesman, by having marked in figures, on each
article at the very lowest price il be sold for they
cannot possibly vary all must buy alike.
The goods well sponsed and prepared, and great
pains taken with the making sn that all can buy with
the full assurance of getting good article at the very
lowest price, Also large stock If piece goods On
hand Of the latest style and best qualities which will
b. made TO order in tho fashionable and best
ner, 25 per cent, below credit prices.
Remember the ;Crescsni in Market, above Sixth ST.
No. COZ JONES & CO
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GRAND JURORS.

FOR THE SLPTEMBER TERM, 1860.
Bl Jom-Caeb Barton, Jr. William Coleman, Simon c
Shiye
Benton Jno: Bsiselinr, Patterson Moore, Thos Hess
Briarcreek-Adam Suit, John Davenport, jacob Mus.
taller tphram Evans, Peter llayman.,
ta,tawissa Samuel Thomas.
CeI trG-JObn Sha1f'r.
Franklin Thomas Hover.
Fishnscreek- Hiram Bttcnbender
Greenwood David AlbertsUn, Peter Girton.
Jackson-Janles Aocum.
locuSt-GcOrge Fetterman.
Madsun-Jnhn Dtnptt.
Niiilin-JoIn snyder, Jacob schwepponhsser.
ROaringcreck- -tharcs Eek.
pulip Arlruburh.
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NES$Mx gNzy3S<-,
azZ'Ilg||k5|j!:|||zilEEZg $50 8 . 4
Later From Europe.
Sicily.

Sicily.
Advices from Turin state that 5000
additional volunteers had left Tor Sicily,
and that two Neapolltan regiments had
mutinied with shouts of Viva Garibaldi.'
Fifteen hundred of the Garibadian
volunteers had already landed in Calabria,
and Garibaldi himself would soon advance
on Naples, whittier it is reported he had
been summoned by his friends.
TURIN, August 7.-One thousand vols
unteers left to-day for Sicily, Five thou
sand preceded then on the 4tb, and start
ed for their destination in steamers.
Garibaldi's arrival at Naples is awaited
with much impatience by his adherents in
that city and at Rome.
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r9- The Premium List Of the Colum-
bia County Agricultural, horticultural and
Mechanical Association, to be held at
Bloc nsburg, on Thursday, Friday and
saturday, October 18th, 10th and Goth,
was handed us too late for insertion this
week. 1t will appear in our next issue.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

In the Orphans Court
THE Auditor appointed TO make distribution of tho
l balance in the hands of Abraham Robbins, Admin
stratoT OF the estate of Thomas Robbins late o The sHt
county deceased will meet the distributes aud all per
Interested, for the purposes of hi appointment al
his office, in BloomsbuTg on SATURDAY the 2jh Say
OF August next, tween the hours of nine A. NJ, an,
three r. NJ whsn and where all persons having claims
are required To present thOm or be forever dcbarTed
from a share Of said fund.
bloomsbury, July %, 1860.
L I'VE chilling Caters, land re Humbug for sale
Ly NAN MANS
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HARTMAN S CORNER.

THE second arrival of New Goods, this
Il spring, at HARrMANS.
GUNNER Cassemcres, and Coatings of
- the latest style, at HART dAN'S.
w OOL, Cotton, Hemp, and Rag Car
w pets fur sale cheap,'at IlBRTMAN'S.
"ALL Paper, Wall Paper, in great
w quantities cheap for sale, at HAITMANs
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aas- r. Hoe & Co., have our thanks for
beautiful Catalogue of their extensive
Type Foundries and Printers furnishing
Houses of Boston and New York.
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ray The Editor is part of his time out
taking Census, his Associate some of the
time out clectioneoring, and al the people
and their friends engaged in attending the
Camp Meeting at Buck Horn.
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RSg" We had letter last week from the
Baker Family, and are gratifed to learn
that they are well and continue to NEE t
encouraging success in their VOCATION
Mr.. JouN c. BAKER, sends his respects to
our people, and wishes us to say, that they
have met with the largest success since
they visited Bloomsbury. Our people will
be pleased to hear of their continued pros.
perty.
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II you don't believe it, call in
u
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,"

Sealed Proposals will b. received until tn 18th day of
August next, for TWO RE-TAI'RANrS To us"d upon
the grounds Of thr Pcnns yvania Agricultural -"
cirty. at Wyoming, during the xhibti"n, sept NH T
25th eth eth aud 2rh Zach building to b. 100 fitt
long by 81 wide with itchen attached 30 by 81 feet
The bull ings be erected by the contractor, ahi TO
be removed at the close of the fair. -
DICTIONARY AND LENONAn. -AI OON. tent
for this saloon, my feet in diameter with the n"ccs'
sary tables aud seats will b. furnished bothc soc ty.
And also for one Gentlcmsns Ice rram, Cake ton
dictionary, Lemonade, Tobacco and S"gar FALCON,
The tent by feet with necessary fixtures TO this
saloon, will also be furnished by the society.
Proposals may be tn y. A. llIEsreR .ecrotary at
IarTi sburg ur Gen, l., w. STURDEvAsT, General su
perintcndant, at WIlScs Harre
O.A HESTER, Secretary.
U.RRlspyRu, July 2S lrlO
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PROTHONOTARY.

Jesse COLEMAN, Of Orange, we are authorized to
81 announce wit Candidate Tor the office Of Pro-
thonOtaty at lii approaching Grnra Election subject
to the decision OF the Columbia County Democratic Con
vention.
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5rptember Court,
PROCLAM NATION.


WI IIEREAS the Hos. WARREN J. WosDwARD, rresi.
w dent OF the Court of Oyer and Terminer aud Gen
eral Jail Delivery, Court of Quarter Sessions of tho
PeaC. aud Court of Common Pleas and Orphans Court,
IN the Goth Judicial District, composed of the
Of Columbia Sullivan hnd Wtoming and the Hon JlEoH
Evans and PETER KLINE, AssOciae Judges of COLUMBIA
county, have issued their prtcep bearing date the unn
day Of Feb in the year of Lord thousans eight
hundred and sixty aud TO directed for holding n
Court of Oyer anu TerEner and General Jail delivery
General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Common Pleas
and Orphans Court, in bloomsbury, in the county u
Columbia, on the hrst Monday, (bring the Sd day Of
Sept next, and to continue one week
NOtce is hereby given to the Coroner the Justices
the Peace ana Custablrs of the said county OF Columbia
that they be then there IN their proper persons
10 O'Clock In the forenoon Of said day with their records
inquisitios and other remembrance To do those things
which 10 their offices apptrtan TO be done Aud those
that bound by ccognzanc to prosecute against the
prisoners that may he in the Jail of said county Of
Columbia to be then there 10 prosecute them sa
be Just Jurors requested tu he puncual in their
tendance agrrcaby 10 their notices. Dated at blooms
hutg the .,l day of July in the year of Lord
Thousand eight hlndrcd and sNty anu IN the e4h year
Uf the Independence OF thS United States of America
God save TIL Comnonwealth)
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff.
July 1sC0
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ASSEMBLY,.

HIRAM r. KLINE Of Orange township are au.
thorz ii To announce viii he n randi late for .Htn
Der or 7HE LEGISi.1TURE. subject to tn decision
OF the Democratic Convention Of CuluHibia county.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

TOIlN DOAK, Esq. nf RriarCrrrk township, We are
~ authorized tn say will b. Candidate tor COnmis
sioncr Of Columbia county this fall subject to the usag
c. the Democratic County Convention.
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. WEISUH L l. b A U NJ,
oP7YcL5r AND OccULST,

OPTTCI1T I1ND ULNULT5T, -
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
viii open rooms the Exchange Hotel in Boomsburs,
during the August OF Court for the sale Of SP e.
TACLE~ OF every variety, TO suit all kinds of acc'
tons Of the eye microscopes, spy anGQuizzing glass
es Of every size Telescopes masnii}ing aud Opera
glasses and every other article in the optical line
spectaces aud glasses and instruments Of all kinds
will be carefully repaired
" He always Keeps the best Eyc-Water for sale.
I-tn
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nay The constantly increasing progress
Of our subscription list, to which we have
every other week, for somo months past,
added an additional quirc ofpaper, renders
it necessary this week to make another ad.
dition to the pile, in order that VIC may
serve our brethren of the exchange just as
we would they should serve us-viz -
send uS Meir papers regularly. We havo
missed many of our cd familiar friends,
whose countenances we are 10th to forget,
and hope that hereafter, their visits will
be as regular as they are welcome. They
are, with some others, the Clearficld Re-
publican, Mauch Chunk Gazette, Rats
man journal, Vcnango Spectator, Brook
vile Jcffersonian, ,Juniata Register, Frank
ford Herald.
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PLAIN NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to the lat. hrm of BombOy &
n Shannon ana also TO TIL un rsigned for the term
Of six months past hereby notified that If immediate
payent moi made, their will be adj ustCd By
legal officers. -
JOSEPH l.. SHANNON.
Blooms msburg, August 4, ls60-As.
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Gr'at Eccatcnsent- Escape Of P,iSoacrs
-Whippde aga,a at Larg'-CHarh Price's
L>g broken.-During the forenoon of last
Tuesday, green aud sleepy looking in
dividual, whom no body seems to know,
was sauntcring around our town looking
at the sights generally and among other
things seemed to be greatly interested in
the, Jail and its cnvirons. Said he had
never been to town before and desired to
see the internal arrangements. The Shcr-
if himself was absent, and the women un-
fuspcctingly permitted the stranger to en-
ter. H. came out, declared it was an
awful looking pace, and lstlessly mosed
away. So much for that.
A few minutes before twelve o'clock,
Miss Mary Comstock, who lives just op-
posite one side Of the jail yard, happening
to stap out upon the porch Of the house,
saw Whipple just about reaching the ground
by the aid OF rope, in some way fastened
inside the Jail yard aud Clark Price about
two thirds OF the way down, on the same
rope. She instantly gave the alarm, but
there were no men in the immediate vi
cinity.
Startled by the cry, Whipple bounded
Of as rapidly as possible, but Price, al
together unprcpared, fell to the ground
and broke lis leg in the fall As he fell
he called out, ooh Lord John, broke
my leg, l can't CO. BY that time several
persons were OH the spot, and assisted Price
back to his lodgings, where shortly after,
DR.. John Ramsey attended to his hurt,
and SIT the broken bone, He is doing as
well as could be expected. The leg was
broken below the knee.
In the mean time, Mr.. Fruit, Commits
sioner's Clerk, had ran down an alley from
the Court House, and stationed himself on
the Fishingcreek Bridge, rightly judging
from Whipplc's direction that he would
take to the water. Accordingly in fe
minutes, leaping from rock to rock, like a
flying Indian, Whipple sprang into the
stream, and struck out manfully for the
opposite shore. Fruit started to head him
of. The creek was high and rapid, the
late rains having filed lis banks, As soon
as he came near the shore, Fruit commence
ed throwing stones to prevent him from
coming out, till assistance should arrive ;
which happening pretty soon, he was per
mitted to land aud quietly led back to
the Jail, wet and wearied his hands torn
and laceratod with the rope, and altogether
in most sorry plight.
1t is thought that the innocent individu-
al we have mentioned, supplied them with
the file and rope with which the escape was
effected. He admitted in conversation
that lie was acquainted with Wbipple, and
we believe, gave his name as Hartman
He had better not try that game again, OF
he may find himself in situation to cx-
pertinent personally on the feasibility of
scaling the Jail wall with chair rungs and
bed cord.
P. S.-Suhsaqucnt developments seen
to indicate that Mr. Hartman spoken .
above, did not supply Whpple AMI Prisc
with their implements, and for the present
who did is mystery.
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ID 1 g. ID

Al Slckshinncy, the 4h inst. in the 35th wear o
her age Mrs RosALE SEARCH, wife of Lot Search Esq
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JOHN G.. FREEZE

Will h" offered by his friends as candidate
FOR MEMBER or THE LEGISLATURE
TO the Democratic Convention Of Columbia cuunty-Suf
i"rt to its decision.
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BLOOMSBURY MARKETS.
Candidates Department.

" ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES, for nomination
for public Offices will be charged S.? each payable in
rdriobiy IN adganee.