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LEGAL NOTICE.

Sopih parts Of lot No 2i2 g 200 on
The undivided one halfof thssY ,hyeh et OF lots No
1911 and le32 ,appraIgsda az $50 %. tter Tlil -.
Lots No llo ll6 III, ohthe Findlay Plat assessed
each $50 $40 O0.iag q Vi lt GlrrT-0'.- y I' :
Room 26e Third street, on leased ground aprnseda at
sla Tbs above property will I've sold ee of ltctIn.
bnce, and cannot sell for less than two thirds the al.
praised Iane. Property will De- shown dnd terms of
sole made known by the suieorir a the marble ward
df d. In bow. C. taANs0N Assilnn.e' ~
e DAffos, jay g. 1890. fIf iH. VI iyT,l3m
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PETITION FOR DIvoRCE
Montgomery County Court
Of Common Pleas.

NfIHA WhIIhker. Montgomery County Court
william Whitaker Of Common nlRosu. Pleas d
fINHE defendant William whitaker suppasedto he IN
i Melbourne, australia Is herey notified that the
plaintiff, Urlln Whitaker the day OF July isfO
hfd her petition in the office nfthe Clerk of the Conf
Of COMMON Please lior M1ntaontery cbhnty Ohio,
umrglng nm WITH wiul absence for more than three
Nurced nom INN, that the Court decFee her lust almo.
ny the custody and nurture OF her child oscar Whit
iaker and the restonton Of her maiden name Tho
slne will he heard at the November term of said Court
" .pult z. URlllLAl WHITAKER,
"ALAkh a WAtkkR, Attys, .Ns jyladlAwG.,
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Educational.
HillsbOrOugh Female College,
HILLsBOnoUGH, ONO.

fINHH FALI. SESSION of this lnstiuiiOn Nill com,
il menee on Monday, September Sd Terms lpI hoarl
aud tuition, 500 per yeaf Musc On the Piano and
Guitar French and efnlan uni,tges, kcaeNro. Hls.
borouRh Il one ~ the most healthy locations In the
world and the school has heen operation more than
Wcnty Year, under the same Principal, e..
FoFmli Information soc The hisi Catalogue Whch may
lie ohiqiped ~ addressing she subaultr ~ Hlllshor
rough. ~ Jos. McD MATHEWS, presldsnt,,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-30

sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY sfAFIONEhs. 50 'Hu ua
sPAl DING's PREpARED CLUE,
n'a SOLD B1 DRUGGISTS. a1 tsslU1.
sPALDIHG's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY GROCEkf. sd i'rf .Ir...-
II gPALDlHG'S PREPARED GLUE,
. s0LD BY HARDWARE STOKES If
sPALDING's. PREPARED GLUE,
Z SOLD ny HOUSk-fURNIsHINGS STOREA
t sPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD ny FANCY GOODS DkALkRs. ....
2 0.eo sPALDINas PkEPARHD GLUE,
SOLD RY COUNTRY hERcHANrs GEHIRAILx.
MHauiActured BY inf a-f .li
iaa Henry @. spalding q Co.. 1af'
4S Cedar ST., Now York
: ADDRESS Post onos, ROI No. s,soO.
y Pup up IN eases containing cit -Four, Eight or
Twelve Dossn eaeh-,A bsaynRil iihOGEnphic show
oAId accompanying each package - ,.r.,t
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Boots anO Sbutr.s..
b. RIcKFoRp

WTQuLp inform HE friends and The public that he
w has opened and ffcd mp N mo best sfyo d nc,,
store IN BhCKEitS NAV BUILDING. no. aoB
THIRD STREET formerly occupied by Wm Walker
ns Clothing s,ore. anil next door 70 BteNtla banl
where he has on hRpdalerge pssorimentef -I
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DAILY EMPIRE.


Per week, payable 10 Carrers) rs)................s
By mail per afnum, in advance o
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-30

DURIFIED. BENZINE--Fora cleaning gloves aud
j removing grease, Tar, status, ctc from AL kpds Of
wearing apparel, without injury 10 the ,enue or color
Of the material. For sale by ...
mSa0 n.l W. W, STEWART. Gg Main street I
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OBSERVE @@~V
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0crmtfcbtc Mn;ctoe,t.
9tnaer's MGhmnfhine.

De 9dneiber biefser Stabt, ipmie aue 9erfonen. peIde cine
CUTE N6bmaj6t inc gu BADEN minIden, iOuten i9 erinnerr,
CAP cine bon auern Md6tren, swshnoJ 70 bel arbett tbut ais
r9enD cine ou6ere, uno 10 and fwetmdl 10 otet @elb
n%brin9t. 8tsles ntatt nniere a3aieinst 81 ben btllI9.
in bteFioer Stabt in operation an &Sden, 9seten unb Soien unb
baben lire @i8ner Oser bic ramit attetten in ben Stan0 JSBssst. gg9
nebr @elb at er{poreu, ais ibuen bIeS auf anoerert 2Se9e mD9-
lid, 1T, pine, melte cine Ter b ten Idbmo al simon, bic
m @5ebraut ifnb, baben m6bteu, ipIlten IN nnierer Office:
No. 159 BaltimpreftraBe
pcrfpreteu, no @ebraubsr anpeiun9eu IN oeutifer, eu9lt6er,
~ron..Sdfber unb ipontTfer Sprade III baben ftno unb no pr Sc
"a fe1eine MeaInine fault, auf oerielben orbeten lerneu.
g6idt mad eineut gremplar bon Stn9er's 3dbmai6tnet- Get.
ana. Mue Waidinen werbeu Elm 9anSeS Sabr mad tbrent Infauf
opn ms in bouer Oronune uno Separation 9ebalten.
EFb28 IN 9S. 8. 8rDbertd, Naent
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Gtienbobttert &c.
La - - - S:S459g
@16tig fir @tnlpauoerer unb 9tetle1pe.
GrIparniB BON 3eit, GelO unO Gntfern1tg
burd Ste
Baltimore nmS Sbios0 iiembdDm
nad alien Gbetlen be8 @eten8
liter

Barter8burg unp Marietta, pber 8enpppb,
@6eelin9 ltl1b Columbus.
, Die Baltimore. unS Sb{czG tfcnbabn bietet benz r%eifenben @u6s
lifun BITE orSsten 8prtteile TN 8e,u9 auf 8tGtsfets, 8c1uemltGs
felt, 6tderbett, ginttlt6fett unb S6Snbstt Der 9 euerien, 70 br8
lie Urn fetner anbern Balm II rteien Qanre Ibsrtrpfen ntro.
DteSe Balm rom dtlanttfden Weer ~auSeebenb, In bic dlteRe aus
~eebebntefe 9tnte, alet64ettte oBet and bic fIrsefe ub ffue1fe
Hnb oaber bic btGteae 8pute fur bic Neiienben na6 benz g8efen,
nte midi p~erfstlen ip1ten, tie gu benuben:
Metlenentferrrno pp1 Baltimore mad
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BetttcOern !! 8ettfeOern Ycttfe0ern

Spben erbaIten 1000 Pfunb Bethlehem bon ~Iebenbioen mss,..
HelGe ib gu ben bilioitsn Preten rertauf S""eal
&baS. SOIt6nber, SO. % gDeR. Grotts,Os
l~t&en TRark GVace RnA bw HrMSs 'N""ps
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IeucrsS crG6erl,nac

Johnston'S Insurance Rooms.
SEQ. 70 Secpnbitr.
Teuer=, Mdrine= m1t6 0ebenS=Serffehes
rnn98=Spmpdenien.
3GtderIte n1O fcItcite GOmpnQmic.
Comp. Der 8alep y. 8iroiuien.
NIT $500, 600 Capital.
Gpnfbur9>S erIi6erltng8 @cmp. y. 8iroiuien.
om nit 100000 Capital.
NlbentarlesSer Itdbe @cinp. y. 8troinfen
NIT 5000. 600 capital.
@barter SafzUer1t6 .zGDn1p. Don 6ortfprb
NIT $685. 900 Garitol.
Sectrttp@Ver lt6erun98=@pmp. bon 0pfnsVnrt
nit $40 900 Gopitot. - i
RbDlltr@S er 8a@pt1p. BON 92etnz0lcrf
NIT $500, 900 @apitol. 0T"t
Jtel clute=y erIideruno8= Gpmp. y. WemzOnrf
nit $27o,o 900 @aphoG. oN"'
WtD1tanfsS erliderun98=GDtnp y. Ner=Vprf
nit $500 600 GapHal. 0T
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Comp BON NenzNcrf
~. NIT $25O,0 capital. 80
Wtercalttile Wtutual Mqrine.
nit 81, 100000 @apital.
Seretnt9te Staaten yeben8=0 eriderltno ,c
nit 81 ,25O,972 Gaptal.
Jtprtbert Al1ura1tcez@pn bon Qpnhnr
mt $2,194111 Capital.
Te pben bemertRn @onpagnteen fmb ben Scr os,sst...
Staate8 Darplanb a%ttbOritrt unb l@senirt. ''S"'"'ur oes
0e oOn benz ltnter5et1neten repraienttrten gor,noonio,u
@lttllp pettn9G9rs8 Sopttal gum ooQen pben anaeaegs Sos
Sd1ra9 oerantpDrtlt9 fir Die 3abGun9 BON gerIuifen." ""9'5'"eHeH
erfest. F Ebss -" g osttule ptnttIi8
Sre6. &ifnm, SurSepor. ESt,1, ~
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NNtrtbf6aftem.
81. MnrA,a SNetnbnMe,
hornffr 9}o. 81 nobe W5ermonltraBe.

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Mfetusn Ereunben unS 8etannten ionic einem seeprten Funlt-
FUN seioe i'd biermit an, eaB i'd nteine 9ane ncp INNER am aTe'
gIlge Botte nnO mem @ein;9a9er 6sOsntenS S SsrSr ISa ,5 pare
f5Be geine npn BEN b~iIjalten bis su ben FDditen Yrenen, noraul
ID bel BEN iesssn [ren8en Soanto{3 A. nSen no %Sd s, SSr5 s Ssl SqSsi.
Cben sSeu Reb,niaft ms Sau8 i6oHt SD o%ertaufe metne gSeine
Beiu @la8, NIai6e unb @auone nnO liefers .Sieitlben BET @bna9ms
BON Dussnb SIa6en poer bel Der @aucnet cttentret ms 9auS'
mSE Meine 8rei8li It E lit.
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dbr<Brette

NgT Cur Be pttoeren &ef~lfntBnobl1le.
@tnwan5erer unb 8etfenbe fSGter fefr sprt4tia fem, ebc fe tire
gtaette taufsn unb fputen hiitfelben. rur SVh folaen %aneeffeaten
Maflern Dter 8pil6entr60ern, ca fe fpnt Der @efabr ~uusgeest
lnb, beidwtnbett gu nerben uno tr ge1e unfrnf ~aus9eben.
Ourdfabrt8@8tlette
mad aaen 96etten bes QDefens 1nb gu baten Set
Gb. s.. $iiSebrnnSt,
0eneral- Gntterdnteu-N gent Der Balttrpre- uno
sr Sbtp= @~tienbdbn.
eo9ou SEQ. 81 Tbdme81tr., Baltimore.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-06-30
Literary Notice.

One Of the most interesting and useful
publications which comes to our sanctum is
the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, weekly
publication, devoted to popular science,
new inventions, and the whole range of
mechanic and manufacturing arts. The
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN has been publish
ed for fifteen years, by the well known
Patent Solicitors, Messrs. MUM & Co.
81 Park Row, New. York; and has year
ly increased in interest and circulation,
until it has attained, we understand, near
ly 10000 subscribers, which is the best of
evidence that the publication is appreciated
by the reading public.
To those of our readers who may not be
familiar with the character of the paper,
we will state some Of the subjects of which
it treats. Illustrated descriptions of all
the most important improvements in steam
and agricultural machinery, will commend
1t to the Engineer and Farmer, while the
new household inventions and shop tools
which are illustrated by engravngs and
described in its columns, with the pract-
cal receipts contained in every number,
renders the work desirable to housekeepers,
and almost indispensable to every mechan.
ic or smith who has a shop for manufac-
turing new work, or repairing old.
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN is univer-
sally regarded as the inventors advocate
and monitor ; the repository of American
inventions, and the great authority on law
and all business connected with Patents
The Official List of Claims, as issued
weekly from the Patent Office, in Wash
ington, are published regularly in its col
umns, All the most important Patents issu
cd by the United States Patent Office are
illustrated and described on its pages, thus
forming an unriyalled history of American
inventions.
1t is not only the best, but the largest
and cheapest paper devoted to Science,
Mechanics, Manufacturers, and the Useful
Arts published in the world. Hon, JUDGE
Mason, formerly Commissioner of Patents,
is not only engaged with the publishers in
their immense Patent Agency department,
but as writer on Patent Laws and Prac-
ticc, his ability is forcibly portrayed in the
columns of this paper.
The SCIENTIFIC AMERIiA IAN is publish.
ed once week, (ovory Saturday, each
number containing Ii pages of Letter
press, and from 10 to - original En-
Cravings of New Inventions, consisting of
the mo. improved Tools, Engines, Mills,
Agricultural Machines and Household
Utensils, making 52 numbers in year,
comprising S32 pages, and over 800 Ori
ginal Engrayings, printed on heavy, fine
paper, in form expressly for binding
and all for 50 per annum.
y New Volume commences on the lst
ofJuly, and we hope a large number of
our townsmen will avail themselves of the
present opportunity to subscribe. B.; re
mitting s? by mail to the publishers
Nuns Co. 81 Park Row, New. ork, they
will send you their paper one year, at the
end OF which time you will have volume
which you would not part with for treble
its cost, The publishers express their
willingness to mail single copy of the
paper to such as may wish to see it with :
out charge.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-06-30

MYsTERIOUs.-Mr HENRY GREEN, of
,rry township, informs us, that OH
dnesday of last week, as his brother
small boy were searching in the
Ids for some lost cattle, that about one
dred rods from the main road, on a
road, leading into a large swamp, they
lie upon the remains or skeleton, of a
Sc. Near these remains we're found a
die, bride and martingales, very much
aged. The saddle was sccrctcd under
lien tree. Near the skeleton was found
lub, some two or three feet in length,
many who examined it say that traces
Hood are distinctly Usible upon it,
bones of the skeleton were fractured,
rever. Three of the horses hoofs were
ID, two of which still retained their
IS. The manner iu which the horse
shod, is pronounced by those that are
-lioar with such things, and have ex-
ned these, to indicate that the horse
from a distance, as no such mode of
ling is practiced anywhere in this Vi
y. The hoof5 were also considerably
., showing that the horse had travelled
iderably. The saddle, bride, mar
ales, and hoofs bearing the shoes, are
in the possession of WALTER X
EN-, who resides within a quarter of
of where the remains we're found.
here is a mystery in this matter that
never be fathamed. The horse could
have strayed there and died, as the
osition of the saddle shows. There
have been murder perpetrated there
the victim sunk in the marsh near by,
hich the weight of mans body would
from twenty-five to thirty feet, never
recovered, 1t is mysterious affair,
st.-S~ptran County Dmocra,,
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.Vn "A IL IL I l. ID.

In bloomsbury on the 2lst inst, by R,y. J. r. Dimm
Mr. JEREMIAH COOPER, to Miss MARY BAsrIlS all Of the
above place
On the goth inst the residence of the brides faith.
er, M Light Street by the Rev J. NJ salmon, Mr. Wn
EsT I" Miss BgRSETrA SMITH both of the above place
On the 3lst OF May, by the Rev. ). l.. Bowman Nj
HARVEY Eek, u: Brarcrick, and Miss AMELIA IlAss of
Mifinvilc.
by the same, on the 2lst Of June, Mr. HIRAM IlurCH
isos, Of Fislungcrcck to Miss MARY A. BOWMAN, of
MIilinville.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-06-30
SO |Ilk|5| k|5|;I|||||!h'E'
confession Of Tie Rev. Mr.. Harden.
TRENTON, June %

TRENTON, June %
Reliable information has been received
that Harden has made confession Of hav-
ing poisoned his wife, showing inthe whole
transaction degree of guilt seldom equal
ed Gov. Olden has respited the execution
Of Harden for one week and day 80 that
it will take place on Friday, the sixth day
Of July
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-06-30

" lT is EASIER To BUILD TWO Cu1M-
vs., THAN TO KEEP oNEIS FuEL,' and
,lso is easier to make two fortunes, than
Keep one at your command unless you
rain from investing it in hazardous
culations with the cxpe ctatisn of great
ms. Franklin's motto make small
ms and thereby miss great losses" and a
ye portion of the community are so do.
(since the panic of 81 by depositing
he Franklin Saving Fund, No. 1876
lth Fourth street, below Chestnut,
iladelphia, where it will draw five per
t. interest without risk, and can be
hdrawn without notice. This Saving
I'd never suspended. See advertise
It in another column.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-06-30

pS- Cooley Lady's Book for July, con-
Lins beautiful illustration, entitled Sum
err with other illustrations, and choice
hriety of reading matter. 1t is now 80
ears since the Book was commenced by
Ir. Cooley, the proprietor.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-06-30
Editorial Fraeas at Lynchhurg. v
LYNcHBURG, June 23

LYNCHBURG, June 23.
Mcssrs. Joseph and Robert Baton,
editors of the virginian, were shot in the
street to-day, by the brothers Ilardwick,
editors and proprietors of the Republican.
One Of the Buttons is said to be mortnlly
and the other seriously wounded.
LATER--Robert Button, editor Of the
Vifginian, is dead. The Offices of both
newspapers will be closed for the present
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-06-30
RAYMOND'S PATENT
y II WING MAC HIN

PRICE $40 EACH.
M ESSRS. ZUPPINGER q ROBBINS, of bloomsbury,
Nl having purchased the exclusive right Of the above
valuable ltHPRovED CHEAF PATENT SkwIsg NCHfSF for
the county Of Columbia, will be happy supply their
friends With the article for the accommodation them.
selves and families The following are some of the st
perior advantages this implement possesses over any
ever yet offered TO the public. Viz -
l. II sews from 400 to 600 stitches per minute, thus
saving both time and labor in the operation.
2 Its construction is plain aud simplA with any,
thing ike fair usage, II is easy kCpt in order and VIII
give entire satisfaction
s. Double thread Machines are always difficult to man.
ege, aud very unhnndy IN threading but ts Machine
easier threaded than even common needle.
4. One Of the valuable features OF this achine
is the smallness and the Of It's
3. II can BE- attached 10 board table or stand in op
Grating order, and dcta he'd IN less than half minute
g. IL greatly economies tho thread aud yet produces
seam, suiciently strong for any work for wfh IL Is
destined, qualification not known other sowing Ma
| chimes.
No human hand is capable IN producing seem SO
regular and systematic.
r Among the array Of Patent Sewing Machines there
nune heap aud durable RAyNosp's PATENT but
no Machine Is adapted ~ all Kinds Of wurk
has proven.
g. The operator shape his seam lust aa he plcasea
waves leaves and flowers ETC. an be represented or
initiated.
10 1t particularly adsptcd to all kinds of stitching
suth as gcncmcns shirts, busons, risbards collars
etcrnnd all Kinds Of Ladies sewing including SIN
lawns delones caitocs, &C. excepting mems heavy
Wear THIS Marn9 10 rather too light Of atru,tOn
H. But all the foregoing Nautlpea thouVh tpnI in
themselves, dwiidit into inSgnifCancu when coput I'd
with the preservation Oi health, being gayjnp of b,dl
labor and eysipht and leaves . operator whou stuop
ing ahi Is enabled 10 pariorn his wUfk occupying ma
tHral position.
~ Fer sale by the uudersgnod at tlipr tespcttiy,
reslt es III BloomsbnTg, who ~ put the ma hing ~
operation aud give all necessary instrution
HENRY ZCrPINGER.
49, DANIEL w. ROBBINS.
Bloomsbury MAY ", IsGO
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say Anewalt's Store, in Bloomsbury, is
|e place, of all others in Northern Pennsyl,
hnia, to get cheap and good Hats and
laps.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-06-30

ray. Preaching in the Baptist Church,
h Sunday next at 81 in the afternoon
Ind in the evening.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-06-30

+. BRows's EssEscg OF GsGER CHOLERA MIXTURE.
We cannot do the public greater Service at this
than call their the avc valuable
dies which should be in the hands OF every family while
person about travel should bave the city without
them. For summer complaint in children, pre-.
valcn, the Essence Of Ginger saft, and
rtlicacious. see advertisement.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-06-30

CuL. l.. l.. TATE:
Sr-Thr citizens Of Jcrsoytown and vicinity
h9ing prompted vlh spirit Of energy aud patriotism,
Saturday evening asscnhlcd for the purpose Of
making some ARRANGEMENTS 80 celebrate the
4TH OF JULY,
The meeting called To order and y. h Sn''b,
appointed President after which, various remarks were
made concerning ihc nanner in which to proceed On
u,oion Of $. W Barlcr t,c following Committee was
appuIuicd make necessary arrangements for nc
Nc FARTI.
SAM't Js4ISsTos, JSo FRUIT,
FOSTER MCCoy, MARX GARRY,
JNo. BR.LY, JAS. C. SNiIP
JAcon WELLtvEK. ). W. BARBEF,
WusoS ". SMITH.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-06-30
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate.

IN pursuance Of an order Of the Orphans Court of
L Columbia county,
Satrdny, the 2Sth dag Of Jaly, ncrt,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon John VI Chrmb,rlin Ad
Of Noah y rrenti4 late Of Bloom township
in county, deceased will expose sale By Public
Venduc. upon the PROMISES certain
LOT OF ouND,
situate IIopkinsvilc. Bloom township in the county
afor said, bounded aud described follows Beginning
stake the southwest side of Main street public
road leading from Bloomsbury to Berwick a line uf
lot now owned by Simon e. Shvc, thence along eHd
street south y three degrees east sixty two feet the
of lot No. = thence south twenty degrees
west, hundred and ninety right feet Alley.
thence by said Alley north iitythrec degrees west sixty
two feet 10 the lot Of Simon e. Svc, niu said thence
by the north thirty degrees east hundred
and ninety eight feet the place of beginning There is
erected on the premises a two-story
FHAluS s DWELLING HOUSE,
a small frame shop, kitchen, and large
FRAME STABLE,
with well Of water on the premises.
Late the Estate Ot said deceased, situate the towff
ship Of Bloom, aud county aforesaid.
JACOB EYERIY Clerk.
~ Conditions Of SGlc.-One.f fourth ot tho purclia So
money css ten per cent? to be- paid the lrmntInn
of the sale, ten per of the fourth be- paid
the striking down Of the property. The balance If the
purchase money IN year from the confirmation Of
sale j. VI. CHEMBERLIN,
bloomsbury, June ~. 1860 .idrl p.
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Danvllc, May &c, lsGO.-6m.
DEDICATION.

DY divine the Presbyterian and Protestant
ID Methods, meeting house, at Shckshnny. will be
Dedicated to the worship of Almighty God On the first
dny of Julv at half past 10 O'Clock. A collection will
b, taken up dcftsy the expenses Of said house.
" Mnstcring Brcthcrtn are invited TO attend.
A. G. NICELY
Shick shinnv. Innn Z. lsfN
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W. ANNOUNCEMENTS of CAspipATts, for nomination
for public Offices will be charged S., each payable
UdriaJly in adraRec.
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Bssn Mr.. G.. II. DEMoTT, of Rock ISL
md, Illinois, has kindly sent us copy of
,c Rock Island Weekly Argus, detailing
lengthy account of the Terrific TO ,"a0o
ith which that country was visited on
unday evening, the Sd of June, a portion
which account, will be found on the first
,gc Of the Colum6au Democrat.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-06-30
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The Persian Fever Charm

Tor the prevention and cure Of Ftrer AMI 4gse and
l. Bilious FtrcrS, This wonderful remedy brought
TO the knowledge Of the present prOpriors by friend
who has been great traveller i'll Persia and the Holy
Land
While going down the river Euphracs H. experienced
attack ot Fever and Agur. On discovering his
condition, Of the iOHtmgn took from his person
Amulet saying Hcdr this and Ecrcr WH touch goH"
Although nCTcdunns To its virtues he complied and
experienced Immediate relief, aud has since always
found it an etfactual projection from all maaruus
plants.
On further investigation he found that the boainan at.
tTbuted 10 miraculous powers and said that 1t could
only be obtained from the Priests of the sun metme
afterwards, the gentleman in rOnvcrsing with Priest
obtained from hIm the secret of its pTcparatiOn and
ccTtained where the medicinal herbs were found Of
which 1t compounded. The wonderful virtues Of
this article have induced full belief in the minds Of
the natives in the miraculous healing powers Of their
Priests.
Since his return to America it has been tried with the
happiest effect by several Ladies and Gentlemcn n high
charac ter who have given it the unqualified praise
This remedy having been specific in Persia for hund.
Aguc and Bilious Fevcrsis Offer $40 the Amrri.
can people.
II will br sent by mail prepaid with full directions for
use OH receipt ut one dollar
Principal Depot and Mandatory, lSS Man ST. Rich.
Elond Va. Branch Office, Bank Of Commerce Building,
New York. Address
JOHN WILCOX & co.
June 10, s60-l2m.