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Will Notice,

Mlli NOtlce.
TO CUSTO.HERS and THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
I HAVE removed to the Montour Mills and intend
Keeping supply Of flour and feed on hand and for
se as cheap as the cheapest for cash would further
say to all those knowing themselves indebted to me al
the 4qneduet mills that they would confer gre at favor
by calling and settling up. as am very needy and wish
TO close the old Books So call and u.s. friends and
your custom and cash will be thankfully received
,, ,, WM. BEERS.
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s@-The Free Banking Law has received
the signature of the Governor and fcourse
has become law. We think our State
Legislature has become TOO experimental
on matters SO deeply affecting the inter
ests Of our state.
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New CESTs,- During the last month
nearly one million and half of new cents
vere Issued from ths Philadelphia Mint.
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NOTICE.
BRIDGE ELECTION.

A " election for one President, slr Managers one
~ Treasurer Secretary officers for the Cat1wis
Bridge Company for the ensuing year, will bg held
at the house of JACOB DYER III Cuttawissa on mon
day the th OF May neat between the hours aud p
JNU SHAMELESS,
Cattawissa Bridge Office March 81, leo. Seg.
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NEW FIRM,

THE undersigned, II. w. Greasy & D.
L a. Greasy, having formed a eo.parnership, in the
MERCANTILE BUSINESS,
in Light Street. Columbia county Pa, under the name
and style of H. w Greasy Co. beg leave to Inform their
friends and the public that they will the bus
ness Of
MERCHANDISING,
in all its various branches the well known Store stand
Of Greasy Brother, where they will al all times be hap
py to attend to the calls OF their friends and customers
IL W, GREASY & co.
Light Street April 2, lSCO-3m.
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NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given that the Taxes on the I'm
~ seated Lands are due and will be advertised fol
sale according to law the second week % April next
unless they are paid.
JOHN A, FUNSTON, 7reasprer.
TTeasureT's Office,
Bloom sburg, March ~, 1850,
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DISSOLUTION OFPARTNERsHIp

NOTICE is hereby given, that the partnership hereto
fore existing between; Elisha b Pursel and Thomas
G. Fowler trading under the hrm of Purscl Fowler
IS TINS day dissolved by mutual consent All persons in
tcbcd 10 said firm will please make settlement without
delay Thr business Of Eufacturng and selling Huff
fets Patent Washing Machine, Will be continued us usu
al by the said Pursel.
+, n rURSEI,
Espy, March 10, 1850
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.
Esi0te Of John Price. dece0ssd


COLUMBIA COUNTY, S.
.ss5G2JxsSssS The Commonwealth Of Pennsylyania
| R2h.X Daniel Gensll Jr, Guardian Of the estates
Exa11fSNG Of Jesse X. Gensil Amos D. GensiI John
NS j Gcnsll, hilary Gensi, Adam Gensil,
Sarah Gensil William Works Guardian of Barbara Gen
sil children uf ReGecca Gens late Rebtceu Price de-
ceased. Peter n Herben Guardian Of the persons and
estates Of Harrison Price, Hannah Price and Vim Prc.
children Of Elijah Price, deceased, David R,inbod
Guardian, to receive notice for Jackson PGce Catharne
Price and David Price children Of John Price dpccas I'd
John Price, living in Cuion county, jeremiah Price
Elizabeth Price Samuel Price and Mary Jane Price
children of samuel Price, deceased You and each OF
you. are hereby commanded to be aud appear at our
Orphans Court To be holden at BOOmsbuTg ia and for
said county Of Columbia the first Monday of NAV
next then and there 10 accept refuse take the real
Estate Of John Price late Of CattaWissa township de
ceased al the valuation put upon IT, BY an Inuuest
arded by this Honorable Court or show cause ysby
III" same should not be gold Wtnes the Honorable
Warren j. Woodward ESD President Of our said rUuTl
at Bloosburg the ninth day of February A. D. eighteen
hundred and sixty.
JACOB EYERLY, CLERK o. C.
March II, 1850.
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ST ATE
Constitutional Union Convention.
DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES.

N NTON.INTERFERENCE with the whole question Of
y slavery as not being subject for Cungrc ssional
Legislation.
tn Supreme Court OF the United States and the enoncc
Incnt Oi all lava enacted by Congress.
Protection to the industrial interests of the whole
country and prdcnc,, economy and purity IN the admin
IstratIoa Of public affairs.
titlZcns vi Pennsy sylvana, who opposed political
factions and sectional issues who dcsirous of r..
moving tii causes which have endangered the Union OF
the stat and restoring harmony amongst the people
by forming truly National Party based upon the above
principles, ruqursted to send delegates To State
Convention To assemble at Lancaster, the 25h OF
Apn l5,u, At |. NJ, for the purpos. Of cecng dele
gates 10 the National Convention To b. nd Bal
tImcrG, the th Of May, Ito nate candidates
for thu Presidency and Vice Presidency Of the unitad
STATES
By order of the Executive Committee
CHARLES LANCASTER Chairman.
F. G. PE"lItN. 5. cr.tary.
Apll :. loG03ts Philadelphia.
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TEE PEACH CRoP-There is q fair
prospect throughout the paach growing dis
tricts Of an abundant crop of this delicious
fruit, the coming summer, and the present
tokens of an carly spring are making the
hearts of the growers as lightsome and JOY.
Gus as though they were in the possession
already Of the anticipated plenty. 1t is
true some croaking newspapers have their
sssreotyped spring "local,' lamenting the
probable "failure of the peach crop" but,
'his year, at least, their premature and uu-
founded prediction will prove its own fal.i
~.
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Humphreys SPECIFIC Homo opathio Remedies

Humphreys Specific Home opathic Remedies.
Have bsen before the public five years and have
every where golden opinions from the many thous
anis who have used them.
Simple, free from intrcacy, technically, or danger,
they have become the ready and aid Of the pa.
rant, traveller, nurse invalid and have become the
family physician aud lmedical adviser Of thousands Of
families No where have they byen tried without hav.
ing been approved, and their highest appreciation is
among those who have known them longest and
intimately
n B.A full set of HUMPHREYS IioMEoPA THO SPECIFICS,
with Book of Directions and twenty different Remedies
in large vials, s5 ditto, in plain 81
case Of ht.en boxes and Book, s.. Siuge boxes, rs
cents aud 50 cents.
These Remedies by the single box case, sent by
male eNpTess, rec Of charge, any address,
eept Of the price. Address,
DR. F HUMPHREY co.
No. 562 Broadway, New York
Sol by E. P, LuTZ. Agent, bloomsbury, Pa.
MOFFArs LIFE FILLS The high aud enved Gel.
ebrity which this preemnrn medicine has acquired for
s invarabe efficacy all diseases which processes
has rendered the usual practice Of ostenatous
putting not only unnecessary but unworthy of Them
They known by their fruits their good works testi
fy for th1m and they thrive not by the alt Of the cred
uuus. In all Of cosIiveness dyspepsia, bilious
and liver affections, piles, rheumatism, fevers agues,
obstinate head aches, anl all general arrangements Of
hCulln RUS certain ana
speedy remedy single trial viii place the Life PILLS
beyond the reseh Of competition in the estimation Of
every patient
Dr Modats Phoenix Bitters VIII be found equally ef
ca' us in all cases of nervous debility dyspepsia head
ache the sickness incident females delicate health
aud every kind OF weakness Of the digestive organs-
For sale by w. u. Mofiat, 335 Broadway, New YORK.,
and By medicine dealers and druggist generally through
out the country
February To- lS6Q -lQul--dns
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Bloomsbury, April ID, 1860.

say- The number Of fruit trees lately
imported into sur town, we consider as
good evidence of common sense among the
owners Of property in this neighborhood
They not only beautify and adorn the lots
and dwellings, but even in p,runiary
sense they are Of grent value, and the time
IS not far distant when enough fruit will be
raieed here to supply the home want, be.
eides exporting large quantities to localities
lees favored by soil and situation. Con.
siderable care should be exercised 50 as
70 plant them at proper distances and in
regular rows, as it enhances their value,
and be careful also not to put them in pla.
oes where our growing town may want a
street, or where you may desire to build.
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Look the lat make up = case Of what End you
choose, and neose tie amount In stsnps
by mail TO address, At No. b62 Broadway, New.Y
snd the medicine will be duly returned by mall express
free Of charge.
AGENTS WASTED.-we desire an active enhcient Agent
for the sale Of Remeies In every community
In the Cuited states Address DR. y HUMPHREYS Co.
No s62 BROADWAY. Sgw-iosk-
Sold by F, P. LUTz, Agent Bloomsburss Pa
April 7, 1860
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Gt'See SanturLs LIVER lsvidoRA AToR and CArnARri
P.L.s, III another column
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nR j. c. RUTTER, has removed his office, TO MARKET
~ street next door to the new Lutheran Church
he will always be happy 10 attend 10 the wants Of his
customers.
bloomsbury, March 81, 1860.
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9armers' 1lepattmsnt.
Different Breeds OF Sheep.

Prom tbe report on + arm Stock, to the
Agricultural Society of Warwick, Eng }
aaextract from which on Cattle, we gave
ia former number of the Raral, copied
from the journal of the Royal Agricnl-
turat Society. We now give the views Of
the committee on Sheep;- ..-
Conference.-The leading qualities
ofthe leicesters are early maturity. light
ness of ofsl, aptitude to fattcu, md small
consumption Of food; producing consc.
guently a larger amount Of mutton per
acre than any other breed. .Asiipprov-
crs of other breeds they are invaluable;
indeed, there are but few (if anyl loug-
wooded sheep that do not owe something
to the Leicester.
The Leicester of the present day is
much altered. The late Mr.. Blackwell
confined himself to symmetry and NUT
ton-producing qualities, consequently
thin nccks and light wool were produc.
ed as rule, while they arc now the ex-
ception.'
"THa SoUTHDowE. This sheep is
recognized as frst-class animal, COM
biuing beauty of form, quality of wool
and flesh, with elegance of movement. -
As such, they are much sought after for
grazing our English parks, md adorning
the seats Of our aristocracy and country
gentlemen For the home farm they
are just the thing, combining, as they
do, park beauty of appearance and deli
cious flesh for the squire or connoisenr.
No breeders are so tenacious on points
Of color, bone, elegance of shape, beau
ty Of features, and quality Of wool, as the
Southdown breeders. The color of his
face must be peculiar brown, neither
too light nor too dark, either being OBJ
iectionable; the wool must be close and
fine, but intolerablc quantity, and, to
use 4 provincial expression in the eouu-
ty of Sussex. it should be AS hard as n
board the head must be well covered
with wool, particularly between the
ears, and carry nice 'fore-top' on
the forehead. The most striking fault
in many Southdown focks is very
ill-formed shoulder, light fore-guarter,
light in the briskct, and narrow between
the fore-legs. No man has done so much
toward remedying this defect as Mr., Jo-
mas Webb, his flock being particularly
good in this respect. The brown leg
and foot is another popularity of the
breed, as also the deeply let down
'haunch of mutton not forgetting the
dark rich gravy that cures tho govt
The setting of the neck, when nicely
blended with the shoulder, gives these
aheep remarkable elegance of carriage
Thus it is that these animals are prepos-
sessing in appearance
'LoNG-wooLED SHEER This is an
open class for all the long wooded breeds,
such as the Cotswolds, Lincoln, Kcnts,
etc, but it was represented BY the Cots
wolds alone, not Lincoln or Kentish
sheep being upon the ground.
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CI,}D0 4 YEAR made by any one with $40
y GUU patont Stencil Tools stock enough
included to retail for $50. With activity this
amount may be realised in two weeks time
The only reliable source for these Tools is Mt
Fullams American Stencil Tool Works, the lar
gest and only permanent Mandatory in the
World, located at Springfield, Vt. Salesrooms
2l2 Broadway, New York, 10 Merohano's Tx,
change, Boston, and Springfield, Vt. a benz.
uful photograph Of the American Stencil Tool
Works and surrounding scenery, on Blach River
sent OF receipt eff Is cents. These works CON-
mand the exclusive and entire control Of the
whole River, at all seasons, and tho machinery
for manufacturing Stencil Tools is driven by a
water wheel Of seventy FIVE horse power, afford
ing immense and unlimited advantages, which
no other concern can pretend to claim. The $40
outGt ffor cutting small name plates and bust
ness cards. Tools for cutting large work Of all
sizes furnished for S25. No experience is ne
ccssary in using any Of these Tools. Do not fail
to SEMI for samples and circular. And If you
buy Stencil Tools. be sure to get Fullam's, as
they are universally known to be the My pCricc
cutting Tools made. Address or apply to
A. j. tULLAM,
Springfield. W., l3 Merchants Exchange, Bos
ton, or 2i2 Broadway, II. YurE. july5--6m.
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The BOreI'.

In all article on this subject in the Ohio
Farmer we find the following paragraphs:
What is tie Borcr? The borer is tho
:arva, or grab which is Matched from the
egg of beetle, belonging to the family
Of Buprestid;e, Or Buprestians. The
beetle itself is about half an inch long,
with brown and white stripes, and flies
at night.
Where does II lays its Eggs? In the
latter part Of May, and the first part Of
June, it pierces the bark Of the tree with
its spear, and deposits its eggs under the
bark. This it does near the root Of the
tree, in perhaps the greater number OF
cases, especially in small trees. JUDGED
some writer's, whose observations seem
to have been confined to one or two class
es of operations performed by the beetle,
state that it deposits its eggs only at the
roots Of Tic tree This is a mistake =
We have dug them within the last few
weeks, from all parts of the trunk, from
the ground to the branches; they seem to
have special liking for those parts of
the tree which are decayed On the
southwest side Of thu tres3 where the
sun has seoI. he,. - . bark or the wood
beneath, also where the bark has beca
bruised ~ cattle, o. in any other way;
ats, where the tree is naturally weak,
and shows signs of early withering aud
1eath-whercvar any or NJ, of these in
ducemeuts arc offered. the beetle seems
Quite ready to accept The invitation, and
make its Investment.
Let no one imagine, therefore that his
trees are free from the borer. because he
finds none about the roots; let him exaLl-
ine all parts of the trunk carefully. aud
especially the weak. wounded, OF decay
ed parts. He may find them in any Of
these portions of the tree.
Various remedies arc prescribed for
preventing the moth depositiug its eggs
on the trees, such as strong potash wa
ter, soft soap, aud strong tobacco water,
&C.; but when it is remarked that the
bark of trees. like the human skin, has
= very important function to perform. we
believe that any thick adhesi Fe substance
like whitc-wash or, clay. is always pro-
ductiae of far more harm than good
As the borer pelctrates the tree, he
throws out the chips or borings which hc
has made-theso may be seen and his
entrance found, when with wire fitted
for the purpose, he may in most cases
be destroyed. But careful observer
may detect the spot where the egg is de-
posted, even. before 4 chip has fallen,
and it is then an easy matter to destroy
the eggs. This watchfulness, after all,
must be the chief reliance of the farmer
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The above is portrait of David McCreary,
of Napier township, who, on the 3ist day of
August, 1853, made affidavit before Justice
Gorley that he was treated for the cure of Can
Ger by three physicians of Bedford county,
and by DR.. Newton Of the Eclectic College in
Cincir natti, for period of nearly eight
months, notwithstandin which, his lip, nose,
and portion Of his left cheek entirely eat
en- array! He had given up all hopo, when he
heard of the "Blood Searcher," and was indu-
ced to try it. Fonr bottles cured him, and
although sadly disfgured, there is no question
but " hat this invaluable medicine saved his
life. The full particulars of this remarkable
case may be seen in circular, which can be
had of any Of the Agents.
We also refer to the case of Nancy Bleak
ney, of Elderton, Arm strong county, Pa, Gu
red of Scrofula after being unable to get out
of he'd for three years.
To the case of a lady in Ansonville, Clear
field county, who was also afflicted with Scrof-
ula in its worst form.
To the case of George Meisel, residing in
C lrrolltown, Cambria county, Pa, who was so
badly afflicted with Cancer that it cat his en-
tire nose off, and his case was worse, if posi-.
BILE, than McCrearys
Tho particulars Of these cascs-evory one of
which was cured by the use of the Blood
Searcher- may also be found in circular to
be had of any of the Agents.
RIM. LEMON, Proprietor.
Iabatory for the manufacture and sale, near
the Pa Railroad Depot, Hollidnysburg, Pa.
DR.. Geo. II. Keyser, Wholesale Agent Pitts.
burg, Pa, Healy & Shriver, Cumbsrln nd. Jon
athan Wilson, Flintstone, and j. S. Hedding,
Hancock.
January IL, isCO--ly.
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Medicine for the Afflicted!

" -l;~;n a e. 81, = "A m;
ASASsaASAnS AoA 'AAS 1A1AaCteu:
nRS. GOLDSMITH l. Co, No. 1872 Smith
- field street, Pittsburgh, Pa, still contin-
ues TO be consulted on all diseases of q private
or delicate nature From a long course Of
study and practical experience of unlimited
extent, Dire. G. Il Co., have the qualification OF
presenting the unfortunate with remedies thGt
have never tailed TO cure the most alarming
cases Of Gonorrhea and Syphilis. Beneath
his treatment all the horrors of Fenereal and
Impure Blood, Scrofula, Ulcers, Pain aud Dis
tress, or Inflammation Of the Bladder and
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S t. N j c b o as Hotel,
NUMRERIAN MinNI

IHE subscriber having leased the St. Mich
olas Hotel and purchased the whole of the
splendid furniture with which it is furnished 10
luxuriant style, respectfully informs the public
thatitis now open for the reception of tia
friends and patrons, and will continne to be
kept in n style equal to first class City 10.
tells. Neither pains nor expense will be spared
to render entire satisfaction and from many
years experience as a host he nattsrs h.nrei
that he can accomplish il.
THE Rooms are large and we'll ventilated
and the hotel itself, besides being conrcnien
to, is sufficiently distant from the Depot to be
Ireetrom the incessGnt ringing Of belle and fks
offensive coal smoke and gas escaping from 10
cOmotives continually standing in the inr.o-
diate vicinity of the Passenger Depot.
Polite Porters alw avs in sttenda 4 &c at the De.
pot to receive checks and take charge of bay.
gage.
A liberal share Of patronage is respectfully
solicited
BOARDING PER DAT $3.50.
MD. The several Stage Lines run ming hereto
fore from the Revere House, to the Bedford
Springs j ohn stown and West Newton and over
tn. National Road, now start from the St. Mich,
olas. Persons wishing to travel over either OF
these roads will have tickets provided for them
withoutfurthcr trouble, by leaving their nsr,cf
at the office.
Persons wishing to travel over the entire line
in the daytime can do so by taking the Mai
or Accomm dation Trains from Baltimore and
laying over in Cumberland until the nezs
morning, an taking the o'clock train. Those
from the West can take the Mail Train, lie
over and take the a. m. train for he East.
SAMUEL HUMAN. Proprietor.
Srnt 1899
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Insolyent's Notice.

Thos. Shuck,. \ ORDERED, this 2sth day Of
VS.. ~ March, 1850, that Thoma,
His Creditors. Shuck give notice to his credi-
tors, endorsors, and suretiss, that tie End Mon
day of October next is xed for the said Thomas
Shuck to appear in the Circuit Court for ALE.
gany County, to answer such interrogatores as
his creditors, endorsers and sureties may propose
or allege against him and that copy Of this
order BIO published in come newspaper printed
In the city Of Cumberland, once a week for
three ccessive months priorto the said second
Monday of October next, us such notice.
Test-H. RESLEY,
March 20, 1s60-3m. .. Clerk,
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Tin Pillsi)
These Remedies mol are like the nostrums o!
the day, but depend upon their intrinsic
merit for popular favor.
Also tor sale at the Home Dispensary, 322
south Second Street, Philadelphia, DR.. Cul.
lens celebrated Indian Yegitaole Panacen,
for the cure u Scrofula, Mereural Diseases
and all other impurities o! the Blood, and
his other Remedies.
For sale by all Druggists and others through
out the United States Canada, &c, and for
sale BY ]. b. CAMPBELL Cumberland
iowndcs & Clury, Frostburg, Hart Hatfield.
Annapolis Samuel Anderson, Gov. Ridge.
Nov 3, l859--ly.