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. .LEVELAND 8 PITTSBURGH
RAIL ROAD.

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sUMHEB ARRkEaEMEEf
y taks elect on Monday, June NH, 1881. FrsiBr
~ oally tsundaFg excepted - n -.
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. 1Ll.4t5l ~ p "a 80 A. H. Pitt5burRh ssfd =
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q fniadslpnia lElzlP. H.; PftfIbur9h lissss, IA
Nj Wheeling 5s07 A NJ ----
Millersburgh. - --i'-t 1n-l
Cars run through from Pittsburgh 10 Nav. Va -st
(Via Allentown without change -
~ kare a8 low as b. any other line.
n. ihroHgh LlcEet5 can Be procured a. the Den
or at the Euclid Street Station.
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MARYLAND ELEcFIOE.-The Oficssl returns
show a Union majority Of 20, 267 at the spe-
,cial election. Considering that the whole
vote Of the State was only g., ,sa1, it does not
look much like secession.
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OiLEVELAND & ERIE R,R.

Isl. SUMMER RARRAEsEmEEF. Iss1
On and after Monday Nay 9Th, 1851 Pas1snqsF
Trains VIII run follows:
500 LEAVE TOLEVELAND.f --r
9.25 A. n. EXPRESS NAIL TRAIN-stopu5ag A. A
Al stations except Euelid, Wichlf1s, hsns
sorl EerTyl gntonFiile, Ssybrook, FafrvieW
and SWanYills; and a-rfVeE s. IRE at f7.5l.
?: M Dunkirk 3:10 P. T., Buffalo ls75 p -
500 ?. n ClnOLhNATI EAPRESS TIA AIH-Stop-
-st ping aT PainesFille, Ashtabula and Girard
cnlys and srriVo8 af Erie 7.o5 P. y Dun.
Erk e $50 ?. NJ Buffalo AZ lO-26 P. n.
A;so ?. n eNsAA "a VI ACOOAMoDAT1OH-sto
SsOOP. 4. NIGHT ExPRRss TRAIE-stopping &c
PainesEille, Ashtabula and Girard only, and
arrives ct Erie at l2.lO A, r., Dunillrk ~
400 A. n, Buffalo s.2o A. 4.
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DATENT OIL GREASE.-FTVE
cans Just received and for sale low.
II n q. Z. RATEoLDS.
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RuRFAIo mARKKT-Aur. n.

by rELEdRAPH.l
g. FLOUR-Merket steady, Bnd in fair local and
Interior demand.
. WHEAT-Markst frmer. Sales this .l5,40O bush
MilwauNee and northwestern club at 95c; l2O 900 do
at C.. lO,0Og. white winter Indiana at 81,
; .CORN-ln good demand and firm. Sales 5000
bush at 3zla57kc.lo
OATS-MArket steady and good demand, Sales
9O0 bush at 25325xc.
l5HL.
CANAL. FRRIGHTs-steady; lie on corn,
l2l on wheat to New York
LAKE IMPORTS Ia,7eO bbls iour; ia, COO bu
whcat; LOO bnsh oorn; 81, 100 bush oats
CANAL EXP0RTS-53O bbls hou $500 bush
wheat; To-. o. bush corn.
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A correspondent of the Cincinnati Times
writing from New York, says of Col Bsr-
dan and his sharp-shOOters,-whO have
been accepted by the War Department and
win be mustered in as soon as a regiment
is organized
Berdan and his shsrp-shooters are
among the greatest lions We have just now,
in military way. On Saturday last they
gave an exhibition of their skill at Wee
hsEkeu, about quarter Of o mile from the
Forty second street Ferry, and the Preeis
ion with which they fred was something
really astonishing. At the distance Of six
hundred feet they fairly riddled o wooden
life-size figure christened Besuregard.
About fifty shots we're fired, every one
striking the middle Of the body, not lower
down than the hip, nor above the neck;
and Berdan himself is able, every time, to
hit nose, eye, or mouth, just as the bystan-
ders request him. If he succeeds in or
ganizing large body of men, as he con
templates doing, and doubtless viii, they
viii form one Of the most terribly effective
corps We can send against the enemy. Un
less jeff Davis wants to become "Death on
the Pale Horse, he had better not, in the
next rencontre, make himself quite 60
conspicuous on that white horse, as they
ssy he did at the battle Of Bulls Run"
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Ex-senator Green as Peace Ambassador.
We learn that ex-senator Green and the
Hon. 4. K Sayre, member Of the State Con-
vention, are new in this city for the pur-
pose of making some effort with those in
authority 10 establish peace IN Northeast
Missouri. 1t is said their basis for an ad
justmeRt or treaty is the disbanding Of the
Home Guards by the General Government.
They falsely charge all the recent difficult
ties in Northern Missouri to the organiza-
tiOn Of the Home Guards.
Senator Green manifested his "peace"
disposition as soon as he got aboard the
boat by calling an old citizen Of Lewis Co.
q id liar, when he was relating positive
facts. Green attempted 10 draw his pistol
but was prevented by bystanders. He was
under the influence Of liquor atthe time,
and continued drunk in the city last night
-AissOuri Democrat Wednesday.
1t is evident that Mr.. Green stands
when not too drunk-upOn the platform
constructed by H. B. Payne ct al. at COlum.
bus on fhe 7th inst.
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n AXE ERIE PAPER COMFY,
H Manufacturers Of PRINTING AND BOOK
PAl ,ER are now prepared TO supply all orders With
ri nsrioT dunlisv of papeF and on favorable tsrmSs
-. Nv 9AasSoH5' ~ 3 So ASSRtii :,
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ig Removal Of he c. s. A. capital. G

ENGAu0NAA " NAO - - Ne S1EANe-Aa
The Raleigh North oarOlina) correspond
ent Of The New York Tribune writes as fol-
lows in regard to another removal Of the
Rebel Capital: y
HPreliminary steps have already been TAX
en- TO transfer the Confederate seat of Gov
ernment to this city, in view Of probable re-
verses in Eirginis, which may endanger
Richmond. Il seems to be kind Of BedOuin
Arab concern; and l hardly think it will
keep its tent pitched here long before it viii
have to pull up stakes again. This may be
meant as a sugar-plum to please the North
Oarolinians with, as their earnestness in the
rebellion is gravely doubted but incline to
the belief that the precarioHs foothold of the
20. ). A. in the Old Dominion has much to
do with it. Quite number Of Yankee
prisoners have already been removed from
there to this place"
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Gen, Fremont is constantly accompanied
BY bis ever faithful "Jessie," who, private
letters say, is rendering him great assistance
in his ardurous duties actiPg as his private
secretary, writing many Of his most impor-
tant business letters, and taking notes Of his
conversation with officers on matters Of mo-
meut. Whilst the General has such aaids ?
he need not fear betrayal.
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OILEVELAND, COLUMBUs 8
OINgINNATI BAILROAD.


1851. SUMMER ARaAHGRnKEf 1a1
On and after Honday, June 10Th, ISL Pgzssl5S1-
Trains VIII leave Cleveland e follorr1.
5sl0 A. \. u. 4! q Cinciuuati EIpralg-groSrfr-a
Berea, Grafton, Wellington, New EonaoD.
/. Salem, Shelby, Crestlins Gallon sfiss1i
Cardington, Ashley, DelaWars. Ie,-fs
. ORD SsntIel Morthingtons reaching COlurl.
--r BUS q 1870 A. r., Cincinnati Ct 1szl p -
aud ohicagO via Crastline e 100 ,. u
and arriving at Oolun bus 20 p - m
cincinnati at E00- A. n.
800 p n Night ExpreBs-etopping at ali Stations
nort1 Of Cresttnes and at Gallon, ,Cardinf-
ton, Delaware and At ali other - ion7-- Il,
" leave Passengers only, arriving az Oo-
iumou9 a. it.i5P. n, and Cincinnati a. IS
All Ohieaso va Orestlinos at 10 A. \.
OoN NHECTIONE
LaalbJ, SendugZlt Mansheld & Newark Railroad a
aanaaeld, Mt Vernon, Newark, zanssYfIs,
orsssline, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Z Chicago Ran.
-- Eoads 1or Forest, Upper Sandusky, Dslphol,
Lima, Fort wayne Laporte, Chicago, tc
vest and East for 4anshsld, Wooster, iIai.
Gallon End Bslisionsaine Railgsad Line r u,-
Beleloatsine, Sidney, Union, Muncie, In
olnaponss Ielre Ha1te, Vinc6nnes ETau5-
VILE Louisville, Cairo, st. LOuis fe
DeiaEareI With Springfield, LIT. Vernon and Pfft1.
- burgh kailroad for Springfield.
Ooi1nous Little Miami : Columbus, and Xeuia
4a1lroads ior Aenias Dayton, IndiEnapoliI,
Terre Haute, St. Louis, Morrow LoTsis55
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio 4 miE-
8issippi Railroad at Cincinnati k5r Ioui7-
VILE Alansyille, Cairo st. Louis, and ~
Columbus, Oentrsl Ohio Railroad for Esv7a l. Zalas
vile, wheeling, &C., Columbus, Pfqus and
lndianA Railroad for Piqua, Urbana, 81
- Tor Tickets TO AL points and fnformafion n
- Z; s. FLINT, superintsndena.
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8Eass 80naaEtI..

TAMES q. ODELL, BRASS
- EOUEDER AED MAHUFAOTUBER O
Brasa Work Of eYery description, No. IS Union 81
af8W doom from Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio a
e prepared TO furnish all kinds Of work used fcI
used In the Plumbing Business. Bsar Punp3 of All
kinds made and repaired. BrasB OazttnR dona dsilg
eaNll~-~- = ~ - -t--st- l---.t--F 2 aa-4Ele
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NLEYELAND ANp MAHONINa

TIM TAgLK No. ls-TO take erect on and sasr
THURSDAY, March 2lst, 1851
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Court Proclamation.

WHEREAS the Hon. Warren J. Wood
ward, President Judge OF The Court oi
Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Deliv-
cry, Courl OF Quarter Sessions, of the Peace,
and CoGrl of Common Pleas and Orphans
Conrt in The 26th Judicial District, comPos-
ed OF the counties of fColumbia, Sullivan and
wyoming, and The Hon Jacob Evans and
Stephen Baidy Associate Judges OF Colum-
bia County, have issued their ,,recept, bearing
date one thousand eighteen hundred and
sixty one; and 10 me directed for holding a
-Cour of Oyer and Terminer, aud General
Jail Delivery Quarter Sessions OF the Peace,
Com. Pleas and Orphans Cour, in Blooms,
burg, in the county OF Columbia an the FIRST
Monday (being the 9th day. of May next,
and 10 conlInue one week
Notice is hereby gwen, 20 the Coroner, The
Justices Of the Peace and Con>iabIes OF the
said County of Columbia, that they be then
and there IN their proper persons at 10 o.
clock IN The forenoon OF said day. with their
records; lnquisitions and other remembran
ces TO do those lnings which 10 their offices
appertain 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 Coln bla, TO be then and
lhere 10 prosecute then as shall be Just. Ju-
rors are requested TO be punclual in their
allendance, aaTeeably 10 their notice, dated
at BlooInsburg, the 25 day of March, in the
year OF our Lord one bousaEd eight hundred
and sixty one aud in The eighty-fflh wear
of the Independence of the United States of
America. (God save the Common w eath J
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff,
Boomsburo March 27, 1861
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SHERIEE,S SALE

RY virtue of writ of Vendd,osi expoaas,
ASlo me directed, issued out of the Couu
of Common Pleas OF Columbia county. will
be exposed to public sale at the Conn
House, in Bloom,burg, on MOndoy The 9Th
day Of May neIt, at O'Clock, in tue after
noon, the following described property,
VIZ:
ALL that certain tract OF land. situate in
SugarIoaf Township, Columbia county,
bounded and described as follows, TO Wi
On lhe North by lands ol Samuel Hall on
The East by land of Emeline Lizard and
others, on the South by land of James
Leanard, and on the West by land OF Ed
ward Hughes. containing SEVENTY
THREE ACRES, strict measure, fifteen
acres oil which are cleared land on which
are erected ONE STORY DWELLING
HOUSE, and LOG BARN with he ap-
purIenances. Seized laker in Execution
and TO be sold the property OF o. Parks.
JOHN SNYDER Sheriff.
RloOnns shurg ApTil 10 1861
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tbs LADIES of Cai.awissa, this county,
were at this place on Monday last in goodlJ
numbers. The chief object Of their friendly
visi, was 10 present TO each member oi
Capt. Ricketts, military company lil,Ie 20
ken Of regard and respect in the shape OF a
handsomely made pin and needle cushin,we
presume well flied with the article they
were designed 10 contain. About o clock
p d all, ladies' aud company, marched up
Marker Slree, 10 shady spot, when all
came 10 halt. where The presentation took
place. The spokesman OH the pau of the
ladies was Dir. Msrceron, aud W H. Ent,
Esq, was The recipient on the part Of The
military
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TRAVERSE JURORS

Bioom-James Freeze, John Leacock. l.
Rupert.
Beaver-Joel Bredbender, Peter Hauck.
Benion-John Dolly.
Cailawissa-Wlham John, Daniel Gear
hart, Joseph Martz. Daniel Kreigh,
Couyngham-Isaac w. Haus, Frederick r.
Wohltarlh.
Cenire-Peler Miller.
CHARACTERIZATION zimmerman, Georpe
NJ Howell, Hugh Mcbride,
Greenw ood-David Dreiblebis,
Hemiock-John NJ. Barton,
Jack ,on-Jehn Kes-ler
Lncust-Davl kostenbauder George KeI.
Ier, Epoch Kesler, Silas Whynn, Aora-
ham YeaeeT.
Maine-Wiliam Geltllng.
NJ ,tilin-Solomon Eckrolh, Levi Greasy.
John Michael.
Nj Peasaui-George Csveuee, Samuel
Johnson
Ma C Smith, Robert Johnson.
CIange-Nalhan Miller.
! Pine-Beujamin WiHters.een,
Scor-Samuel Be,Z
| Sngarioat-John VI. Cole.
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List Of Trials, for May FERN, 1864,

1, T. w. Kahler, VS.. Daniel Ney hard.
2. John McMnlligan, ct. al VS.. S. Rhone.
3. A. CreVeling; vs.. A. Mellick, Ell. al.
A. robert j. Lyon, VS.. M. Cox, ct. al.
5. Jacob r Slime, VS.. Robert j. lyons.
6. Philip WintersIeen VS.. V. Wintersteen.
I. John Pealer, VS., Daniel Edgar, et. al.
8. Lewis Lavenherg, Ell. al. VS. J. Dyer.
9 Wolf, Wesller s. Co, VS.. D. F. Seyberl.
10. Solomon Steiner, VS. Abraham Snyder.
IL. Isaiah Shuman, VS.. Jacob L. Shuman.
- Henry Gearharl, vs. Isaiah Shuman.
10. Joseph Lockard, VS.. James Pennington
IA Ezekiel ShuItz, vs.. Pennington. ct. al.
Is. Henry Traugh, VS.. w. B. Insurance Co.
l6. Richard Torby, vs.. d. +. Sey bert.
IL. w. Burgess, ct al. vs.. a. Albertsou
iS. Ezekiel Cole, vs.. the twp. Of Benton.
l9. James Shields. ct AL VS. t. Shuman
20. Geo. Ewes. VS.. ZehuIan r. ShnLs. ef al.
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SspERIEF,s SALES.

5lY virtue of sundfy wriis of HenditiOni
- E1ponds 10 me directed ISSUED outoi the
Couri OF Comm n Pleas oil The county OF
Columbia, Penusy lvania, will be exposed
10 public sale atihe Court House IN Blooms
burg on SATURDAY, the 2Oth OF APRIL,
1861, at Que o'clock in The afternoon the
following described properly 10 wit
a. .lthaf certain tract or piece of land sill
uale in Sugatloaf township Colombia co
containing fifty four acres of which twenty
one acres are cleared land, bounded on The
North by lands OF Michael BeishIine, on
the South by lands Ct Abraham Shoiiz, on
the East by lands OF Daniel Hess & Jesse
Hartman and on The west by land late OF
Edmund Crawford, whereon is erected d
one and half story Plank dwelling house
frame Barn and Black Smith Shop with
the appurtenances.
Seized. taken in Execution and 10 be sold
as The property of John Michler.
Al the same time and place, all that cer-
tain tract of land situate In Sugarloaf twp
Coiembia county bounded and described
as follows to vii on the North by land Of
Richard Kile on the East by land of D. R.
Laubach on the South by land of Jesse
Pennington on the west by land of John
F. Laubach containing sixty eight acres
more or less. About twenty FIVE acres of
which is cleared land whereon Is erected a
one and half story Plank dwelling house
and other out buildings with lhe appuue-
nances
Seized, taken in execution and to be
sold as The property of George Moore.
Also
Atthe same time and place, all that GER
tain tract or lot Of land situate in Fishing
creek township, Columbia county. bounded
and described as follows TO wit On the
Norlh by land of Paul Pesler, on the East
by land OF Richard Jones, on The South by
land OF F. Sucker, aud on the West by
land OF William L. Parks, containing Elev.
en- Acres, be The same more or less, all of
which is cleared land, whereon are erected
one ard half story Plank Dwelling
House, Frame Bank Barn and other ouI-
buildings with the appu:teuances
Seized, taken IN execution and 20 be sold
as the property of James b Parks.
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff
Bloomsburg, March 81 1861.
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Literary Societies,

TRHE next Convention of the "Literary
y Union OF MonIour, Colum bia, and ada
cent counties" W II be held at the Court
House, in DanvilIe, on the 9Th of April,
1861, al 10 O'Clock, a IN. All Societies oi
The above character are cordially requested
10 send five delegates 10 represent Them in
said Convention.
The public generally are invited to al
tend.
HEBER PAINTER,
A J HARDER. Com. of Arrange
CHAS. w SHOLES, meuis
Danville. March %, 1861.
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GRAND JURORS.
FOR MAY TERN 1861

FOX Wd1 IERU, 1867.
Bloom-George H. Brown, Joseph Weaver.
Benlon-Peter Case, Eli Mendenhall.
Beaver-Samuel Cox, Peter Kuecht.
Briafcreek-Jonas Wright.
Cduawissa-WiilIam Miller. Matthias Hart
man
Ceu,re-Edward Hartman, Gilbert H. Fow.
Ter.
shingcreek-James Edgar
feenwood-EdwIrd Albenson.
Hemlock-John H. Faust, Esaw G;rton
Jesse OIL.
Locust Henry Keller, Adam Dimmig, ia
cob Harner, Leonard Adams.
MadIsou-lsaac Whipple.
MontouT-Jacob Arnwiue.
Maue-lacob Shuman
SugaIloaf-Wliliam Stephens, jr.
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THE DaNvIILE CoMPAhIEs.-The borough
OF DanviIle has sent forward two fine com
.2anies-the Danvi.le Rifles, Captain Me-
Clure, and the Columbia Guards, Captain
EphIin. The FIRST arrived in Harrisburg on
Thursday and the last on Friday, accom-
panied by S,oes' Silver Cornet Band, Col
o. More, aud a number of prominent CHI
zens OF Montour county. Both companies
were supplied with ten days provision, aud
provided with change of clothius 10y the
ladies of DanvilIe
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WATCH MAKER SHOP !
PRICES gslslDUCIElb

PRICES Is1slDUOEDo
THE undersigned would iniolm his On
friends and customefs and The rest ofdG.,5A
mankind, that be continues to pay particular
attention to The repairing OF watches
weight, spring, and lever clocks Jew
elry and everything belonging III his line:
and that il is at all times, and in all cases
his desire TO give perfect satisfaction. He
is an s'exceIlenD workman, has visited
several, and worked in three of the fist
Cities in the world New York, Phlladel-
pha and the great City of Paris in France.
Particular attention is paid 10 re gliding or
what is termed E'plaing."
HENRY ZUPPINGER.
Bloom sburg, ApIll 10, 1861.
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THE COUNTRY RoaDs--This is the proper
lime Tor supervisors and all others interest
ed in and inirusled with the care of the
public roads, to make an inspection oflheir
condition, and repair them for summer
travel. The sofiening iuhueLce OF this
spring weather is bringing out the most
'giariug detects in our pubic highways, and
we suggest that proper attention be imme.
diaieIy paid 10 Them.
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Estate Of Peter Kline, laie Of Locust foIcnshiP,
Columbia county deceased
4 ETTERS of administration on the estate
- Of Peler Kline, laie of Locust township,
Columbia county, deceased, have been
granted by the Register of said county 10
Martin V. B. Kline, residing in the town
ship and county aforesaid. All persons
having claims or demands against The estate
of the decedeht are requested TO make
them known TO the undersigned, and those
indie bted 10 the estate to make payment 10
the administrator without delay.
MARTIN V. b. KLINE.
Ianuarv % I86I-6w AdUnr
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Sherif's Sale.

EzeY Virtue of a certain writ OF VenG itioni
II ErponGs, issued out of he C3un of
Common Pleas, of Luzerue county, TO me
directed, will be exposed to sale al Public
vendue or. out cry, on Saturday, fhe llth
dog Of Aay nert, at 10 O'Clock, in The fore
noon. at the CourI House. IN The Borough
of Wilkes Barre. in the county of Lnzerne,
The following described properly, viz
ALL that ceriarn tract, piece parcel of
land, situate in the township, of Nesco
peek in the Couniy of Luzerne, Pennsyl
vania, and the township oil Miff1In, Col
umbIa ronnty Pennsylvania bounded and
described as follows :--O0 the west bJ lot
Of Jonu Williams, and the Susquehanna
River on the South by lands of Samuel
Smith; on the East by lands OF Levi Kirk
endaIl, and B. Evans, and on The North by
lands late of Jacob Bnzzard, Har, heirs of
r. NJ. Brundage and John Williams, in ali
containing one hundred and fony acres OF
land, more or less, abocI one hundred aud
twenty acres lhe,of improved, with one
story aud half franle dwelling house, aud
frame barn thereon-abou, one hundred
acres lherof lies in the said Township of
NeScopeck, and about forty acres thereof
lies IN the said Tow nship of Miffin, 10
said County of Columbia TIE improve
meDts mentioned, lie in lhe said township
OF Nescopeck 10 SAID County of Luzerne-
Ii being the same farm or tract OF land,
conveyed by NJ. S. Brundage and wife 10
William Rrienhouse, late the estate ol The
defendant in the said VIII named with tue
aPpunenances..
Seized and taken in execution at the snii
of M S. Brubdage IS. William Rntenhouss
All of which will be sold for cash only by
SAMUEL VAN LOON, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE,
w likes Rare AprIi 10 1861 I
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

II ETTERS of administration on the es-
a. tate OF Joseph Gearharr, late of Caua-
wissa township, Columbia county, decd,
have been granted by the Register of said
county, TO The undersigned, residing 10
said township aud all pe:sons having
claims or demands against said estate, are
requested 10 make known the same TO the
undersigned, and those indebted TO make
payment forthwith 10
JOHN KEIFER, Admir-.
Catlawissa Twp, March 6 1861.
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s2OOO.OO per Annum.

Immediately upon graduating, who knew
nothing OF accounts when they entered
The college.
II Ministers sons hall price. Students
enter at any time, aud review when they
please, without extra charge.
For Catalogues of 81 pages, Specimens
Of Prot. CowIeY's Business and Ornamental
Penmanship, and large Engraving Of the
College, incloss twenty five ceuts IN Post
age Stamps % the Principal.
JENKINS & SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa.
January Q, 1861.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-05-01

NEw LloUoRs.-We would announce that
the Liquor Store in this place kept by Dan.
iel Robbins as Agent, has been lately re-
plenished with an extensive assortment OF
new liquors, superior in many respects to
any ever offered BY him. He has all kinds,
ting the different liquors. Call for any kind
you want and you Will find i, right in every
respsct. See advertisement.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-05-01

In another column of to-day's paper will
be found an advertisement of Military Books
spublished by order of the United States
War Department. with full Instructions il
field artillery lose ether with full system of
discipline and field exercises for the differ
ent corps OF Infantry, artillery or riaemen.
The books can 5e had by addressing the
publishers, J Lippinco,t & Co, No. %
& % North Third Street, Philadelphia. For
particulars see advertisement.