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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-12
FIRE INSURANCE.
FIRE INSURANCE.
THE FARRaERs' STATE MUTUAL
C0Tsnal Ail Greek J
{ UFIQul1T HIIE LTttHJ
INSUEANCE COMPANY,


INSURANCE COMPANY,
CONTINUES TO OFFER TO THE PEOPLE OF DELLA.
~ ware Its superior advantages Of Insurance against loss
w hre, on all descriptions Ct property except marine
THIS Company is the pioneer Of Mutual Insurance IN
State being the hrst to Introduce tho principle aoub
us, All the otberH are mere limitations, -, |
tits recommended by ateen years experience H. and
haysa as 10 MsnareFa 40 10 adjust and dis
erminae between the different Varieties Of property An9
risk as 70 render the membership .he most elnaO'e anu
| Mutual Of any other Company In the state ,,
It ioaa not boast that has met with no loss or o9y
Zone or two small losses during Ito ''
porionbu Justly boasts that within the last ten years
Il has paid $4,000 in Oasea and attendant VIM
out single Of litigation; rarely Of even difference
opinion, and In almost all cases TO the entire shtsiact2
Of The parties insured-always within the limits Of oO
1t has the best and safest List Of Inauranees Of any
other Company in the State. .
Il has less at hazard in any one single Tsk IN proper
ton 10 Ms means than any other Company 10 the State
Il has rejected hundreds Of thousands Of Dollars o. Ia
offered it, within the last three months either
being great risks in single case Or as unn on
ees Of Mutual Insurance; aud ACCOMPLISHMENTS tn Nv
the multiplication Of other Mutual Insurance GOmpenss
within Is bounds has Increased Its List OF assurances
"''''- ' HSLFA MILLION OF DOLLARS
commences the year 1854 with an amount rea Pm
faction to the community Of S2ssH oU0
Guarded by surplus fund Of louuV
r0,,, pro,.,,or 100000
1t is the work Of the Farmers Of Delaware and AZ such
they ought to pAtronize 1t.
4 President-JEssE SHARPE.
Secretary and Mreasurer-ReBRRT mcCABR
DIRECTORS
Brandytgine Hunifed-w William 4. Ledge
ChrisiiaHd IIandrsd-James Delsplano . .
Wilmington HandTcd-- Jesse Sharpe, James Webe L. Y
st0tsenburg Samuel L
hil Crsek Hundfed-huDeTt McCabe.
Neig Castle HiHdred-David W. Gemmill.
= White Clay Creek Hundrsd-J. F. Williamson
PeHoader HladFod-Curts b. Ellison.
81 Georges Hlndrsd-JAmes Burnham.
n Red Lion HaHdred-JOhn O. Clark.
a Smyrna-William Temple
4. Dlrcr-Heury Todd.
bfifard-Charles T. Fleming, Peter Causey.
Ge6rgetown-Chares Tunnel. !,
Communications on general business addressed 10 Y
undersigned Wilmington, post paid, will receive lmm
W. Is a'''A''4 ROBERT MocABE NJ D.. Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-12

A SUPERIOR FARM and Mill located 10 st. Georges
"A Hundred, Sew Castle County, delaware, near the
Delaware Railroad and within three miles of Odessa coh-
tanning % Of land in high state cultivation on
which are good farm buildings aud superior NH now
doing an excellent bus ness This arm s situated in one
Of tie hest improved neghhurhOcds la the County, e0-
vennnt Schools Church, &c, well fenced aud Wtetrd,
about 10 acres In Peach Trees uf choice varieties fun
bearing; will he sold accommodating terms aud pos
session given by the 18th Of december. Ten thousand
dollars can reniaiu secured on the premises
fot further inform alton apply or address,
sAML Il THOMSON, Heal Estate Agent,
iv1= bO6 Market street WilUiprtnl nsi
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MoLAssEs. I'VE noticed sales Of some 500
bbls. at 20t02fc. for FermeHting and z5092ee.
% gallonfor Choice Reboiled.
FloUE. 1910 bbls. sold, viz: 1900 superfine at
, $50 in lots at S. Is, 200 at SIS 80 $50 Extra i'll
lots at =, 80 at Sc 90 so at " so and 40 Low Ex-
ira at SO u Dbl.
GRAM. :. The sales of Corn comprised 81, 7S9
sacks viz: $4,000 at -, 1000 Yellow Mixed as
~, 1900 Mixed and Yellow Mixed and $500 Yellow
and Yellow Mixed at SIS and $500 Yellow Mixed al
81, 1850 White Mixed at5G, 500 White Mixed and
$500 Yellow at 81, $500 White Mixed at SO, 1850
White Mixed at 80 and $50 White id lots at 500.
u bnshel. OF Oats 2s4I sacks sold, VIZ, LA in
lots at 3&e and 1900 in four lots at a5es busIlef
In Bran 2100 sacks sold, viz: 900 80 900 at 10
and 600 at SOC. % 100 fbs.
HAY. $50 bales sold at s23s 10 " ton.
Provisions. 800 bbIs. Mess Pork sold at SIS
q Dbl. Retailing at $ls@sls rs ID Dbl. or Bacon
40 casks Shoulders sold at 72c. and so Ribbed
Sides at 10lc. % d.
HIDES 100 sreen sold at &c. % Ii. "
CoFFEE. !. .7g7 bags Rio sold, viz. 4o7 at I2sl
and 300 at 1se. % H..
FREfsHTs. "A ship was taken up for Havre ait :
&c. for Cotton, one for Liverpool at A.. for Flour
and one for Europe at =.
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Aeble0 Of the 1tlarhets.

CRESCENT DFFtEE, No. 70 CANT STREET
Tuesday Morning, April 81 1851,
COTTON. -. There was only limited inqpry yes
terday and with rather dseouraging foasign news,
buyers held back and the sales were confined to
9enu haIps Prices nnahAnped
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CATTLE III a RK ET.


3D. bar JEFFERSON CITY. April 9, 1854.
Arrived yesterday % Western and los Texas
Beeves, IS Mich Cows, I'm Hogs and 81 Veal
Cattle. Sold Lie Western and lea Texas Beevess
Mich Cows, 400 Hogs, 800 Sheep and is8 Veal
Cattle. Stock on sale 4s7 Western and GO Texas
Reeves, SO Mich Cows, 66s Hogs, 1868 Sheep and
100 Veal Cattle. We nrnta
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-09

The mar ket Tor western bank currency has been
rather unsettled during the week, there being a
large increase in the list of discreded Illinois
banks. The paper of those still called good sells
at 43m5 dis. There are fory-one dscredited
banks in the State Of Illinois, the notes of which
are selling at Il discount of l7tG20 yet.
The unsettled state of the country still continues,
and want of confidence in the future still pervades
the whole community keeping commercial opera
tons within greatly crcumscribed bounds, and
thereby greatly curtailing the amount OF business
usually done at this season. La this respect, how
ever, Cincinnati has not as much reason to COM
plain as many other leading markets, because
business here continues moderately good, and there
is Il large cash business doing, which greatly re-
eves the pressure and makes money compare
lively plenty. A general impression ravailed "A
month ago that when the new President and his
party would be placed in possession of the reins of
Government vigorous and decided policy would
he adopted, which would increase confidence aud
vndcate the Government; but the fact that moth
ing of the kind has been done, is greatly dsap
pointing the party which elected Mr.. Lincoln, and
it is evidently becoming rapidly demoralized
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BROWN BROS. 4 CO.. 50 Garondeet street. 1773
SAMUEL SMITH & o. Camp stleet. 3 ~ i4 62
JgDSoN 90, sortsr 5aoa and Camp streets. fl
BROWN JOHNST0N 4 CO. No. 81 Carondeiet street.
BENOIST, SHAW & CO., No. 10 Camp street
8ANK OF COMMERCE, JACOB BAsEER. Manager, ETA 58aj
Corner Camp and GraPier strsafs.8
THOMAS T. B ARKER corner Camp and Gravier
JOHN WOOD / co. CORNER Camp and Common straata
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SEAEEsEFF1S SALES I.

IT,, ~. 5ADr.N.
Aiih ~ nisTsIGT couRr BERNARD nURAND va ms
nv Wy WTx pfi .a1 CREDITORs--No. Ii gss
S VAR TUE of and In 0betsfersca ~ n,
ecd 0f By Ct is rendered March = to ne
Ufgans IN Tue above entitled matter will proceed tn se nv
an ,n neon at the City Hotel Common street between
1as u ~ agahne atreets, MONDAY 18th day of Anr
~ T. 9S cck Nj for Of The creditors Of sad in
A CERTAIN Lot or Pt,RT TffsIay b uoT GGor,,
bo"nGsd n b1 he Rd sseona pse Of this square
ses,s having reHch measured feet or more anv front
on oy sreg 6 feet inches on St Peter street by m
rcsi aeD W.: commencing from the front on ST. Peter
t sheo ana running parallel to Royal IS feet inches
atrne, g owa ds bonrhon street parallel with st. Peter
street reef Hcgs thence unnng towards Toulouse street
gab s WIN Roya street q feet Il nches thence running
a lity Surveyor the 9Th Of September 1923 annexed to
l passed IN inc office Of Theodore Segers, Notary
pc m this city, on the 2h October sans wear To.
gesnsr with oil tire buildings and improvements thereon etc
rooted onthouses, etc ~ ' S
snrfenndered by said nsolvent to his creditors.
iian Of said operty be the City Hotel
TERds-Cash on tho spot. ' 'l''''
mis- 40 Ii Sheriff of the Parsb of n .M,
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AN e4t'4 h., G&ksss.- a., tuuEShdILEh AND STA
w TONER, No, los Caua street..
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NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NoRTHERH
Railroad oliee No. lib Camp street, opposite Lafayette
Square. - -5r-
Fl. j. Rannay. Observation-Disclosures. President.
X. y Inares+. seerosarys
u s. TlllifFls tfehefal SnpaT1
NEW ORLEANS, OPEB0USAS AND GREAT WESTEHN
Rairoha Once, Of Sit. Peter and Old LeTee
opposite Jackson Square. s5
wtn; - newes
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SiSTH DISTRICT coURT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs.
vsW f Wys ntSaTs sAMGEt P. D0RsEYNo. 2t99
iit 9 Ha tacas to ne directed y the Honorable Sixth
proceed TO sell at public auction City Hotel Cornmon
Street between Camp and Magazine streets on FRIDAY
zoth day oil April, 1851. at IL O'Clock NJ te foliovy
ing described property, viz ! ' '"F ''A'''''
GEETAiN LOT OF GROUND, situated In the First nis
ct O. TINS city square bounded by Tchoupoas ncber
Iad ahd Lafayette streets The said LOT Of rrond heiun
aesghed Rs ot NO. 10 ON plan to an nc pAsfea
n a william Chrsty late NoIay Public This city On the
is day o. February 1856 and which lo of prpud aa front
81 70 feet inches Enucher street. by 10 feet 10 inches
lines in DEPTH between parallel Inca ~ ~ ANN ~
Seized Id the above suit
TERhiS-Eash on the sunt
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Gu NEGROES FOR SALE JOSEPH O.
@ ERUIN, regular trader in this city for the last -
a twenty years has arrived with large lot 6sS&
.AS.of Maryland and Virginia NEGROES, such Me-.
chanes House Servants Cooks Washers and ronrrs
HANDS und will he fresh supply during all
For e reasonable terms for cash approved city
ceptanca ct his Old Stand Of Espauade and Ghare
streets. Third District. SEQ 7mtW
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=. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans,
oihENE ooUR DE DISTRICT OLA WILLIE DE LA N'LLE-OR
dc la Nouvelle Orleans LEANS vs.; SAMUEL p. DOR,

SIXTH DisrRcE Gounrl CITY Of NEW ORLEANS vs. W.
q New Orleans H. WRIGHi-Ep. .ggt7.
RE VIRTUE of y writ of seizure q nd sale
e me Directed by tue Honorable tho District Cont OF
rev Orleans, IN the above entitled cause, proceed % sell
~ public auction at the City Hotel Common street. between
lamp and AaEa1iue Stteets, MONDAY, cd day of
April, Iai, nj IL o'cinck NJ '
~, hiHS EGERRA1N LOIS OF GROUND ia tho Fourth
District Of fs CITY, ii the square BY st. Dennis Hnr
lony ~ Patrick and Seventh Said iotB OF grona
ionng tile eornr OF ST. Dennis and streets ard
sire ech % fest front On Seventh street by 10 dep
The haid three lots edjon other and the corner lot ha
front and depth Of liz feet on St. Dennis street o ~
Seized IN the above antt.
TEEMs-Cash the spot.
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s1x!EHz Coca DE DIsrRieTj La VILE DE LA NILE
Del Nouyelle-oEleans ORLEANS xs. W. II
iTIoNs-Comptant au moment de Identification
s.E r. I. PARKER,
MIC as 70 Sheriff dc la Paroi5se d. orleans.

THIRD DisrRtcT CouRT G.
Of New Orleans. Y
pY VIRTUE of "a u
~ to NC directed by he il0t
New Orleans, Iii the above en-
at public anction. al the City
Camp and Magazine htteets
Aptli. ISL. ~ IL D'cllck, N
ONE HALF of r f sol
hundred and sixty eight, tS6s
Orleans and st. Ann streets,
on Solomon street u G hSui
Orleans ard 81. Ann street!
line running from Orleans Il
plan OF secIiGH Nc. 2, .unw dep
Seized in the above $nit.
TEitM3-GaBh on the spot.
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FOR ERA CRUZ.
BR A EOS SA TIAGO

To sail On FRIDAY. AMI II, 1871 at s O'Clock A.. NJ.
rrSs NEW ORLEANS AND BRAZ0S SAN
III FETEh TTAGO q. s. Mail Line Eragos Santiago
Indianoa and avacaThe superior iron steamship
Arizona R. N. Smith, commander will sail abnve carry
ing The T. mails For freight passage having elegant
Communications apply on hoard. mr.
as I. G. HARRIS, Manager, 81 Camp st.
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billiard 'FAEI4aiS-BEE4E4EAEsD'F TABLES
35.............9T. LOUIS STREET.
uue2eY *fae ST. Louis EE0tst.
Tho hegs leave Inform the pubcthat ho ha
peued TIIIARD .EsROOM at the above place. whsr,
re iutondstn seep constantly hand BlTFhRI, TABLES
rom the ceehretad mandatory of J. W. RRTfFSWTCK
sR0 Cincinnati Of descriptions and prices; such
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REGISTER,S NOTICES.

NOTICE il hereby giving 10 all lsgaipe-,
ctedroIs aud Other persons Interested
in The estates of The respective dPredsui>
and minors, ihaI the following admlni~ira
iion and guardian accounI> have been filed
m tie office Of the Register Of Columbia
county. and will be pre-. enied for ronfirma
non aud allowance To he Orphans Cour.
10 he held al Bloomsbury, in The connry
aforesaid, on "Wednesday the 4ih daN OF De-
cemher next at O'Clock, IN the afternoon
l. The first account OF joan Wennrr,
Administrator of the estate OF Solomon
Hartman, late of Fishingcreek township
tec aSed.
?. The account of John Keifer, Guardian
OF The estate OF Margaret Parr, minor
child OF Jacob Pau, late OF Maine town
snip deceased.
8. The first and final account OF John
Doak and Hiram Walp Administrators of
the estate of Anthony Walp late OF Brlar-
creek township teceased.
a. The second account of William n
" ood IN, one OF the Executors of Jared n.
Young late OF The Borough of Berwick de
ceased
5. The account Of Philip Bower and
Abraham Cooper Executors, OF the last
will and testament OF Peter Shaffef, late ot
Derry township deceased.
6. THE account of heuben Fahrinoef,
Administrators o the esaale of Daniel Houck
late OF Roariuecreek t1sr.. deceased.
Z The account otSDavid Shaf!pr, Guar
dian of David Kocter one OF the hers of
David Kocher, ia,e oil Brarcreek township
deceased.
8. The first and final account of States
B. NJ Ysptz, Adminisirs'nr, ol the estate ot
Abraham Stewart late of Name twp dec'i
9. The account OF AlvIna Fowler. Adj
mnislrarix ot the estate of JOSIAH Fowler
late OF Briarcreek township deceased.
10 The first account of CNru> 3 Reese
Admlpisiraior, ot VeE'ah Reese, laie oi
Hemlock townshIp, dera>et.
IL The account oi John Sharpless, Ex-
ecuior of the last will ard testament oi
EIzaoejn Mi.liarj lale vi Bloom township,
deceased.
~. The account of Samuel Appleman and
Jonn Lemon Administrator, OF Samuel
Lemon late OF Benton township decd.
DANIEL LEE,
REGIsTER's OFFICE, Register
Bloom >nufg Nov 6 1861.
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wv OnsSG HfDU .E.

hANitL lay OCk, PRpPRIETOR,
WYOMING, LUZERNE COUNTY, PENN.
fENHE Proprietor respectfully informs his
Il friends and the publIr generally that he
has taken charge OF he Wyomhg House in
H. village nl w, ,omI,i9. neat ih- R4uroad
Depo' oi hat place, az has ft,ed il "nt so
- In entertain ooih Transient and pertila-
'-nl Wis tors ~ a suitable aud comfortsble
manIrr. Hl> rooms are spacious and airy,
Ud not only caicu ldlet o add 10 he conve.
fence and rnmiori at IT,. raveiina :omuih-
NY, hui al-o 10 hose Who would >eek
,lSa>aHi summer rPsorI wIh families.
HIS TABLE will ne >upDi,et with the best
he market afford aud his PAR yv,ll be
furnished with The pures; hqnots Ihal can
be o5arred. The proprietor will give his
-xcln-Ive attention TO ,he comfort aud ron
veu'eIce oi his Snp-ts. ard - determined
10 make the WYOMING HOUSE rank q.
nou9 The tirS, hotels in me Slue.
The Prn0rietor hopes that from his expe.
rience in ihe business, and by nnIemniins
attention on his pari, cumbined with lndi-
cious selection OF the most careful and ohlig-
me Servants, he may be entitled 10 Ihe fa-
vorable consideration o. the public, and 70.
ceive LIBERAL share of their patronage.
CV Please give nam call. and Judge for
ourselves Apui 2 1859.
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CITATION TO THE HEI4S

TX n bVN ~ II
OF PETER B4RTZEL. dec'd II PROOF
# ecnduct tcHh henry Hri=si
>,,ln.. Inc Commonwealth of Psno
.sg@Sss. sylvsnia 10 H-nr Hauz-l. R.
:ss - -; berrs Har gel E-,,isr inter" az
red wnn Isaac Mover. P ter
S:sssS Hariz~i, Jacor Hanz-i, VIII a,u
Harzel, Sarah iuiermarrisd WIN Jon. Fr-h-
er, and Eliz4helh Har gel, ch ldren and
hers ol Peer Hanzel deceased.
You and each oi you are hereby com mand
ed aud ciled TO be and appear NJ your prop
er persons before the Judge Of he Orphan'>
Couu OF said County, to be holden "a
Bloom sbnrg IN and for said comfy, The l.,
Monday Of December next, Inen aud there
10 answer The petiiou of John Kettle: Ex
ecutor of the last will and testament OF
Peer HarZeil deed seinn9 forth tina,
The said Peter Hauzell in his heIime 10
.Vu: an the tenth ;av Of April, A D., One
rhousaud eight hundred aud fit, two, ws>
.elzed IN i-e at aud ia the following des>
crbed plaHttion and ,ract Ot laud 10 Uii
All Thar Cer'aIn plantation and tract OF laud
situate IN Maia township aforesaid, adjoli,
TOO lands ot Joseph HauZeli, Jacob Shunar
Solomon Snuman. Matilda Jamison. Sta.a
John and others containing Ninty seven
Acres and nIne pereheS more or less. that
being 10 seized The said Peer Har zsil, dii
by bars ain or contract In writing binding
himself To sell and convey The saIl reai
estate wIJh The appurienance unto his son
Henry Hsrzrll Tor the consideration OF
Nne ieen hundred dollars. thiueeu hundred
dollars oi the same To be paid in annual in
ailments of Que hundred aud Sky four
dollars. The first payment 10 wit: The SUN
oi one hundred and sky four dollars to
he made IN enc year alter Tie death of the
laid Peter HarZel and the SAID contract
winch besrs Ga'r on the said Ieuih day OF
| Apu!, A d 1852. further provided that the
purchaser Heury HarzeIl should recer. e
MS deed for laid Real Estate after the ma.
Tug OF The first payment, waIch said paw
menl has been made 10 your petitioner, six
hundred dollars Of said purchase money by
the terms of said Contract was To remain n,
the premises during The life lime of Ihe
wife OF Peter Harzell, The in,eres, on the
| same To be aad Ia her annually and the
| principal in three equal annual psial'nent>
alter her deaih, but thai no -uffieieni pro-
vision Tor The performance of lhe said bar
! gam or contract appear 20 have been made
! oy The -aId deeea>sd in M lifetime though
/ he was we'll -atl>6-d, aud Irleuded thai the
same shonld be con-oInmnied Anc iha,
| the said Court will be pleased to decree The
specific performances of :he said couiracl
| according TO the true intent and meaning
! thereof IN order TO The compleling of nj
little according TO ihe act OF Assembly in
such case msde and provided.
Witness the Honorable Warren ] Wood
WARD E-q., President OF our said Courl al
Bloomsburg the Seventh day OF September
I A. D.. one lhousand Eishl hundred and sixty
4 H. n
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MoRE MES WssTED.-capt. Manly. Of
the Moriour Rifles, and o. the 9th Resi-
meni. commanded by Col. Ricketts, has
advertised for one hundred able bodied men
20 Oil up The different companies composing
the 9Th Regiment. They are at liberty 10
join any company they choose Here is a
good opportunity 10 come in close contact
with the rebels. TSis Regiment is encamp-
ID at OF nea. Pisrponi, Virginia. The of
f5cers Of this Regiment are desirable men
20 be under, no better in the army
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New arrival Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
David LOWeDbcrg

INVITES attention TO his stock OF chean
AMI fashionable clothing al his store or
Nam Street, two doors above he Amer
lean Honse,' where he has a full as-on-
ment of men and boys wearing apparel,
incIudiug the no>f fashionable
DIR f. s 8 coo - g.,
Box, Sack. Frock, Gum, and Oil CIoih Goats
of all srris and sizes. Pants OF all coinrs
shawls, stripes and figure vests, shirts, era
vars, stocks, collars, bandkerchiefs, gloves,
snspenier- ard fancy article.
N B He will also make to order any ar
ticle OF clohino at very shor notice and in
the best Of manner. All his cloihpg i
made 10 wear, and most of il is OF home
manufacture.
IAvID LowENBERG.
Bloomsburg, Sept. 25, 1861.
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List OF Causes, for Dec. '6 |

kLBSt va OstOSN - AOA ~ ~ .
CYRUS Baron VS.. Hlrdm o. Fowler, ell
al feionej issue.
2 L. W.kahlpr. VS. Daniel Neyhard.
Andrew Creveliug. vs. Andrew Meli;A
Sr e. al
4 Padjp win'ers,eeu, vs Valentine w n
ierStpen.
5 Priilip Miller, admr. Of Isaiah Stu>
man. W Jacob l. Shnman
Joseph Lockard " } Pennington.
Ezekiel Shullz, vs. Jas. Pennington et al.
g. James Shields, ,ei al vs. isalah Shnma -
administrator
9 Richard B Menagh VS. John Giggsr
10 Hugh Thompson, Ell al vs. Augustus b
Pearce el al
IL Daniel F. Seyberi VS. A. B Pearce ct al
I2 Henr, Wells W George KILley.
Is wilson Agpr. vs. Joseph Patton
Ia Mlchasi b Brown, Ell al VS. James J.
Dnil, ct al
l5 Clinton D. Herring, Ell al vs. DAME +.
Sst bert.
IS Michael Focle, vs. Peter Campbell.
II Thomas c. Robson; " WIN Fansey.
IS Thomas Robson vs. VIM. Fausey
I9 Thomas c. Robson WIN Fausey.
20 Peter NJ Traugh vs. Aaron Clayton
2I Samuel Whitaker vs. Margaret Smrh.
22 Nathan Taylor. ct al " James, ,Cak''.
% Fredenrk Dudy, VS. Leonard Adam'.
"a Charles TomlInson, vs. Franklin Stt'w :
aTt et al.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-11-20

A nArHEe serious accident happene3, on
Friday last.a McKeivy. Neal and Co.'S Fur
race, By the falling of scafTold some
frenfy-five feel, inside of the sack upon
which five or ak workmen were engaged
The whole parry we're badly bruised and
Jared; but no bones were broken save the
spIitiing Of knee-cap of Samuel Jacoby.
Jhe names Of the injured men, as far as we
are infcrmed. are Christian Knapp. Samuel
Szeoby, John Keshiy. - Herring.
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W. neglected in our lasfl 10 notice the ar
rival of orr esfiH1abIe young friend. Mr.
G<oRs< W-B<,DLkNar, son. OF Jorob Beidie-
azaa, 81 this place who IS 3 member oi the
Isl California Regiment, commanded By
tie Isie Cot BzxkR By the way GkoRcx
= printer, aud We believe We taught him
= Sc, the FRS. type. He was pFos'ratsd by
uickfe>s a The lime Of the Balls Bluff st.
fzis, o.hsrui<e he might have been among
<zs unfoFfpnsts ones He expects 10 return!
q BE cem3,zny ID , few days suetess 70
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-11-20
DARLING'S LIFE BITTERS
DARLlNG'S
LIVER REGULATOR

AND ILIPlN islt5sgElNl2So
And now coa,ider myself ent,rej, cured J"
Hon. JoGn A. Cross writes, Brooklyn,
March Is, 1860. In the sprlng OF 1859 I
iook severe cold. which induced violent
lever took two doses oil
DARIING'S LIVER REGULATOR.
Il broke up my cold and tever al once
Previous TO this TACK, had been trou bled
with dyspepsia several mouths have telt
uo'hins oil il since"
Olis Siudley, Esq, l2s East 2srh Street,
N. y, writes "Augusl 49, 1861 had
difficulty with Kidney Complaint three
years, With constant pam ia the small CT my
hack. had used most all kinds OF medi-
cine-, but found no permanent relief until |
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-11-20

The Secretary Of the Agricultural Society
requests Us 10 make correction in the pub
jished report OF the "irial OF horses" at the
i4:e Fair. The second premium of FIVE dol
lars for double team iro, should have been
awarded to WESLEY Bowman instead of A.
PsTTEasos.- Republican.