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REGIsTER's NOTICES.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all legaiees
creditors aud other persons iHte rested in
the estates OF the respective dece dents aud
minors, that The following administration
and guardian accounts have been filed in
the Office of the Register OF Columbia CO.,,
and will be presented for confirmation and
allo vance TO the Orphans Courl, 10 be
held al Bloomsbury, in the county afore-
said, on Wednesday the Sd day OF Seplem-
Der next al o'clock in the afternoon OF
said day.
/. First and final account of Geo. Blech-
er & Peler M Karshner Executors of Henry
Krum aie OF Mon,our township decd.
q The account OF Alem b. While exec
ulor oil Joseph White la'e OF Pine twp !,
decd
g. First and final account ofChas Mas
teller admir- ol Lewis Smith late of BfIer-
creek twp dec d
4 FIRST account of Geo. Hughes and eth
ers administrators oil the estate OF Joseph
Paxton late OF Cailawissa twp deo'd
,. Acconnt of Wm. Cox EllIs Executor OF
Elizabeth Murray lale oil Derry twp, deed
6. Account of Robert Dawson Admir- oil
B. f. Tets late OF Caliawissa Twp, deed
7r Final account OF David Davis s. Paul
Leidy executors OF Sarah Sechler lale OF tue
Borough OF Danville decd.
6. First and tiual account of Joseph w
Reese sdmT oil Benjamin w. Reese late OF
Greenwood township ded.
9. First and final account OF John II.
HetIler executor OF Peter Herocher la g oil
MlffiU twp, deed.
10 The firsi aud fual account of John
Smith adn'f OF Peer Crawford late oil Mad
i~on TOW nship deed.
IL Aecoonl OF David Krisher, Guardian
oil Geo. w. aud Bsuvlie Krsher m;noi sons
oil Simon Krisher late oil Locust twp deed.
IL. Tue final account oi Peter Hppen-
steel and john HlrpensleeI administrators
OF Coufad Hippensleel Iale of BrIarcreek
Twp, dec ID.
l3. The firsl aud finaf accom-, OF Jonathan
Wilson admir- OF Arnold Kesler la.e OF
Greenwood township decd.
IA. The final account OF VIM G. Quick
and john q. QuIcE, adm'rs ol John h.
Quick late oi Montour Twp. deed.
l5 The fual account oil Cyrus B. Reece
admir- oil Vrn,ah Reece late of Hemock
TO wnship dec d.
DANIEL LEE, R,gs!er.
Bloomsbnrg Aug Il 1902
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Mime. DelMOrest's
QUARTERLY MIRROR ROfFASHI0YS,
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS!

UhEAl IMIhOt ENEHIO!
sENHE SUMMER Number will contain four
large and splendid Fashion Plates, three
Full Sized Pauerns, comprising the new
Fsench Waist, and elegant sleeve, and a
Misses Sack, together with nearly 100 en-
cravings OF ali the novelties ior Summer
bonnels, Cloaks, Trimmings. Chldreu'>
Dresses, etc Valuable information 10 Mil
liners, dress makers, mothers, and ladies'
generally. presenting the lsrgest and best
Fashion Magazine IN The World, published
Az Broadway. and sold everywhere a 25
cents, or senI by all pest Tree. on receipt
OF the amount, Yearly 81 with The follow
ing valuabie premium.
Each yearly subscriber will be entitled
10 The selection of so cents worth OF plain
patterns, from. the designs ic The book, or
from the show room, or they may be order
ed ahd seaI by mail any time during the
year, by paving The postage.
II Splendid inducements 10 Canvassers
The summer hnmGer will be ready on or
abont the Ist of May.
April 30ih, 1852.
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Court ProcIarrlalion.

WHEREAS the Hon, Aaron K Peck,
w ham, President Judge OF the Conn Of
Over and Terminer and General Jail Deliv
cry, Court OF Quarter Sessions oil The Peace
aud CoGr of Common Pleas and Orphans
Courl, in the 26th Judicial District tomPos-
ed of the cnnnlies OF Columbia, Sullivan and
WyosnIng, aud the Hons. Stephen b. ldy and
John Nc he, nolds, Associate Judges, oil Co.
Iumbis CO.. have issued their ,,receIi, bear
iay dale Que thousand eight hundred and
sixty one. and TO me directed for hpldiu.
Conrr OF Oyer and Termiuef, and General
jail Delivery. Quarter Sessions oil the Peace,
Com. Pleas and Orphans Couri, in 5loonls-
borg. IN the county of Columbia, on the firsI
Monday (bsing the lit day. OF Sept, nexi
aud 10 continue one week
Notice. is hereby gwen, 10 the Core ner, lie
Justices OF the Peace ahd Con>iablts OF the
said County of Columbia, lha, they be then
and there in their proper persons a 10 o.
clock IN the forenoon OF said day, with their
records, inqnsilions and Other remsmbran-
ces 10 10 those fnings which 10 their offices
apperlaIn to 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 oil Columbia, TO be then and
there 10 prosecute then as shall be Just. Ju-
Tofs are requested 10 be puDciual IN ihei
attendance, aareeably 10 their notice, dated
at Bloomsburg, 2ist day OF July, IN the
year of our Lord one ihousard eight hundred
and sixty -one and in the eighty-slsih year
of the Independence of The United States OF
America. kGod save the Common wealthy
JOSIAH H. FURMAN,
SheTif's Office, Sheriff.
Bloomsburg, July 81, 1862.
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EREDTORS. aud other persons lnIeies-
~ ted. will take notice that the under
signed, Auditor appointed by the Orphan 5
Conu of Columhla county. 10 settle aud
adius, ,he rates and nroporlinns of The
assets Of The Estate of Benjamin, H} man,
decd, in the hands Of Solomon NeyhMd
his administrator. 10 ana among the credit
tor OF The said deceased, according 10 law,
will attend 10 the discharge of has duties,
at his office, in Bloomsburg,in in said rouniY,
on Saturday, the Sixteenth day OF August,
A. % one thousand eight hnndrrd aud
sixly-two,a at len O'Clock, NJ. Ltte con-
firm aiion o the firsi Auditors Report hav
inc been taken of by the said Couf, and
The said Tepou recon mitte1 TO the saId
Auditor when ard where all persons
Interested are requested 10 present Their
claims - The Auditor, or be debarfed from
comino In for a share Of the said assets.
w. WlRF, Atditor
Ploouashur1 Inly I6 i6z-4t
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Traverse Jurors,

Bloom Michael Waller, Joseph Barkley,
John Deuerich,
Borough Berwick Bowman, Hudson
Owen,
Centre-Wm. Shafsr. II w. Hsgenbuch,
Jeremiah Hagerb8ch.
Cauawis,a-Gso. Scott, Casper Rain, Dan
lel Heiwig,
Fis1ingcreek-Marl;n zimmerman,
Frank ln-Benj. ?. Fortaer,
Observation-Disclosures Dawn, senr.
Eocus-R Reubeu Fsbriuger John Davis
John Kline. DAVID Herte,n, John Hsner.
Madison, --Vsleutine Weii'eef. Mathia-,
Moore, Shepherd Rluyan. Richard BE-
mott,
Mt Pieasant-Wu. Miller, Wm Kitchen
Mnn'ouI-Peter Heinoach,
Mflin-E. n. Hess,
M4ine-Jaeob Shugsr, Wm. T. Shuman,
Orange-Alfrsd Howell,
Pne-Ezra Run, att, john WIuiers,een.
Scou-Thoma- w. kdear, Elias khHe, {
Nuss, SamI Haaeuhurh
Boomsbu Juiy % 1852
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BLOOMS BURG
BARBER SHOP.

AhDIsR Nf1OF.
T'HE undersigned respectfully informs
The ii izsus OF Bloomsbury, aud The
public generally: that he has Ieopened the
Barber Snop, located on Main Street, IN The
white Frame building, nearly opposite The
Exchange Block; where lie rs oil all times
ready 10 wait upon his customers 10 entlrs
SAT tIstaciIon.
SHAVING A ND HAIRDRESSING,
Will be execute Il with care aud nealBess
aud in The most fashIohable Style. aud on
very moderate ierms
II Shainpooing, done up IN City style,
He sohcns public patronage aud pledges
his best eLdeavors TO give every reasonable
satisfaction.
CHARLES HENRY NOLL.
Bloomsbury, Aug 8, 1862.
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READING RAIL ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

GREAT Trunk line from the Nor:h and
W North-wesi for Philadelphia, New
York, Reading Potrsville Lebanon, Allen
town Easlon, &c, &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia
New York, Reading, Porsv,lle, aud all in-
lermediale Stations, al 8 A. M. and LAC P
New York Express leaves Harrisburg al
I25 A. NJ arriving al New York at 825 The
same NOR ming.
Fares from Harrisburg: to New York
S. 90. 10 Philadelpha SO 20 and S2,7o.-
Baggage checked through.
Returning leave New York al A NJ. ~
Noon. aud g r. NJ. (Pin,bur2h Express
Leave Philadelphia al A. NJ and s.l5
NJ
Sleeping ears in the New York Express
Trans, through 10 and from Pr'' bnrsh
without change
Passengers by the Caiiawissa Rail Road
leave Port Clinton al 4 As A Nj tor Phlia-
d.lehia aud ali Intermediate Slauou,, aud
at 3 90 p. NJ. ior Philadelphia. New York,
and all Way Points.
Trains leave Polisvilie at 9 A. NJ. and
2I5 5P. NJ for Philadelphia and New York,
and a; 80 2. NJ. for Auburn aGd Port
CIiuton ONLY connecting for PINE Grove
and with the CalIawIssa Rail Road.
An accommodation Passenger Train leaves
Readin. al 6 A. NJ and returns from PhIla-
deIpha a, p NJ.
~ All The the above llains run daily,
Sundays excepted.
Sunday rain leaves Poiisville al 7.30
NJ and PhladeIphia al 3.I5 z. M.
Commu,ation, Mileage, Season, and Ex-
cursior Tickets, at reduced rates TO aud
from all points.
G. A. NICULIS,
General Superintendent.
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GRAND JURORs-sEPT. TERM, 1862

Ben,on--John D I1lne, p. n Moore,
Beavef-Samuel Cox,
Briarcreek-J. G. Smith,
Ceutre-Andfew Ffeas,
Cat,awissa-Dr. j. w. Robbins, Dan'l Rein
bold, Jacob Greasy,
Conynsham-W Wm. l.. Kline,
Franklin-J S. Fahruaer
F,shngcreek ,-Emaudus Unangsi, David
Yosl,
Jackson-Joshua Savage,
Locnsl-John l. Hurst,
MaGison-James H'eliger Uriab Mills,
Miffltn-D A. Hess H. c. Hess,
MI Plsasani-I.eyi Garrett,
Maine-Jacob GIi'lin2,
Piue-Abratau HemlocS John Lockhari,
Thomas McBFice, Elijah FuImer.
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We are informed that The citizens OF Mill
vile are making extensive arrangements
for grand Usion Festival. TO be held in
The grove near the village, on Saturday the
10th OF August. The Festival will De under
the auspices Of the Ladies Army Aid Socie-
NJ of that place and The proceeds are TO be
appropriated 10 ameIorate the condition OF
The sick and wounded soldiers. Several
distinguished speakers from distance will
he in al.endanee.
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List Of Causes for sept. FERN, 1852


Andrew Cnvelin! ~. Andrew Meick
ei al.
Philip Winlersieen Vs. Valentine Winter
steeu.
3 Daniel F Seybet Ell al. vs Augusiu> B.
Pearce et al
4 DanI F. Sey bert ys Augustus B. Pearce
81 al.
5 Henry Weles IT, VS. George Kinley j..
q Samuel Bealer We Abraham W. Rob-
bins ct al.
I Jacob Eyer vs Abraham Klase.
s Abraham klase " Jacob Eyer
9 David Lee ei al " Samuel L. BeIle.
10 Daniel F Sey beu Joseph Gen~il.
II Elijah McNurIrie ~ al VI Chrl>t'n Wolf.
- Frederick Markrofi john Rlbson
l3 Wm Cox et al vs. Win:am H0!dren.
ii William Z. Case vs Ceulte township,
Is II B. Freas vs. joshua FeueIman Il al.
I6 B. Freas vs. joshua Feuerman - al
II John n Blown ell al IS Leonard b. Ru-
per-.
ls Peer NJ. Tra9qh vs. Aaron CLAYTON.
l9 Samuel BHieuhpnder ShaS d. Edgar
20 Mahlon Hicks Ell al So Oliver Lynn el.al.
81 George Hughes Ell al. vs. J. V. Criswell
eI al.
22 James Harding vs. Elias Reese.
% Lewis Larisb vs ko9sr HA.eaboch
"a Susanna Larish vs. Roben Haeenbueh.
% Andre Laush's Executors V. Robert
Haeenbuch.
&c Peter Hotfman's Exec'rs rs David Fox.
27 N. B. Greasy VS. Henry c. Freas.
% Enoch Everett W Mont Kline Ell al.
% WIN. L. Parks vs Elisha Rptbins.
JACOB EYERLY,
Prolhonoiary'- Office Ptoih y.
BIoomsburg July % 1862. !
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Nal. S. AosRoE made a speech al the
-ls.e war meeting al this place. .ahe whole of
cheers of the audience, and said 81 am as
good Democrat as The sun ever shoEe
upon !" The n resumed his seat which was
among The Vice Presidents of the meeting.
This speech brought down the Abolition
md Republican side of tie house with rap
tlirous applause, for they admire his Demo-
eracy. on account OF its Icing 50 much The
color oil their own.
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sIgGER & cos
Letter ga" Family Sewing Machine,

Wifh all the Recent Improvements,
Il the best and cheapest and mos, bealiu-
iul Of all Sewing Machines. This Mach ne
will sew anything, from the running ef
tuck in Tareian 10 the making OF an over
coat; anything from Plloi or Beaver cloth
down 10 The soflesl Gaue or Gossanler
Tissne. and is ever ready 10 do it, wori 10
perfection. II can Tell, hem, bind, gatfer,
tuck, ouiIt: and has capacity Tor u grea, "a
riety oi ornamental work This Is not The
only Machine Thai can fell, hem, bind, and
so forth. bnt il will do o better than any
oiher machine. The Letter s'A' Family
Sewing Machine may be had in gfeal viri-
ely OF cabinet cases. The Folding Case,
which is now becoming 20 popular, is, as
,ts name implies. one that can be ioli led
into box or case, which, when opeI ed,
makes a beauiiIul. subs an,iai, substantial,
and spacious table for the work 10 rest
upon The cases are oi every imaein; bic
design; plain as the wood grew in ITS native
forest, or as elaboralely finished as AL can
make Them.
The Branch Offices are we'll supplied with
silk twist, thread, needles, oil, etc, OF The
very best quality.
Send for copy OF SINGER & Co s GAZETTE
M SINGER & CO.,
458 Broadway. ~ K.
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE $40 Chestnut 81
n s Tlnsley, Agent, i'll Espy, Pa.
John Sharpless, Agent, III CatlawI>sa.
Juy %, 1862 -ly
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0e G3Ha AG E'8
Gulfa PercRAa EIackIng
(HTTHOUT BRUSHING

EOR Boots, Shoes, Harness, Carriages,
u aud Military Leather Work.
This new and excellent article excels
eveay thing ever before in use, for heauiI-
fviug aud sol'enine HE Leather. II makes
a polish like patent leather will not rub
off with water, nor stain The finest while
six, and makes leather perectiy water
proof Twice a mouth applied on boots
aud shoes. aud once moulb for harness
is sufficient. IL HE leather becomes dIrIy
wash i, oil with clean waller and the polish
Will re appear. Warranted as Represented.
Direcl ions Tor u~e.-Apply few drops
on a sponge, rub il slowly over The leather
aad the polish - complete
PRICE 81 CEFTS PR BOTTLE!
rT- For sale by L. T. SgARPLESS. n
Blooms burg, May u 1862.
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We learn that The Melhadists of the Ca
t,wissa Circuit intend having a Camp Meet
jig on the ground OF M.. WILIIAM KIMsEL,
rear Sharp Ridge. about 7-miies from Cat
tawissa. 10 commences or Monday, August
18th, and close on the following Saturday
IleA. T. M. REEsE, Presiding Elder of The
Northumberland disIricl and several other
smiueu. ministers are expected to be pres
eni-Reputzican
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BEAUTIFUL COMPILATION

HOCTO8 THOMAS F. CHAPMAN will
send 'oall who wish :, Gree of charge)
The R-cipe aud full directions for makIro
and using beautiful vegetable Balm. that
wall eFeciually remove Pimple, Blo:ches
Tan Frerkes, &c, &c, leaving the skin
smooth, el-an, aud beautiful; aleo foil ~.
rectIonS Tor usng Peiareau's celebrated
Stmni'nt, war'aUted 10 start full growth
OF NhI>kers, or a MUs'achP. in less than
hurry tay-. Either OF the above cah be
oatslned by relUrn mail, by addressing
twl'h s'amp~ for relnrn poStage) DIR
THOMAS F. CHAPMAN, Practical Chem
at SSl Broadway New YORK.
January Is, ls62.-2m
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Ia another column will be fornd circu-
lar issued by the officers oi the Washing
TON Pennsylvania Soldiers Relief Assoria-
gson" Persons having friends OF relatives
in the hospitals al Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York or New Haven,
can have assistauce IN learning their where
atouis and condition, ay addressing or call
ing on The persons named in the circular
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lVE feel il our euty TO announce that DR..
John has NOT volunteered. He is evidently
holding himself ready for the DRAFT -
Valorous man, 10 express himself ready for
dail, when he knows that as Post Master
ne is exempt! Truly he is ready.
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Circular.
t" WOshingfon Pennsylvania Soldiers Relic
dssocIafloa ),


" Woshingfon Pennsylvania Soldiers Relief
dSsociafioa
This Association, having opened an Office
at No Wa hiuginn Buildings, corner cl
9Th s'ress and Peansylv ania avenue where
vii be ionnd regis er OF all Pennsylvania
soldiers in or around This city in hospitals,
invite the irien.ss of the same TO call assnr
ing them iha, all possible AID viii be ex-
tented IA finding their sons
Mr. Chas L. Wells, The register, will be
found la The office.
The Corresponding Secretary, MIR S. TODD
Perley, will answer all letters iG regard TO
sick AID wounded Pennsylvania soldiers,
whether in or around this city. Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New YORK or New Haven.
Address: care Box sI3 Washington, d. c.
K. MOREHEAD, Presi.
J. NJ SULLIVAN, Sec;y.
July 81 1862.
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ns VIsIr.-we notice that our young
ir;end, William MeIick, son of our towns
ian Samuel MeI!iek, who received an iuia-
ri 10 the knee some time ago, but has SO lar
recovered as 10 be able 10 pay his parents
sild friends visit. We saw him lying IN
tie Hospital, from the effects OF his wound,
uTee weeks ago, al Alexandra, Virginia.
He is member OF Matthew'S Battery, end
cDmrade OF Lienis. Ricketts, and Brockway.
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W. learn that CHARLES xroN was no,
killed m the late battle before Richmond.
He. Was formerly OF this place bul enli.ied
sna joined company from Lycoming
comty. Letter says he is a prisoner at
Rhshmond- He is relative OF The Paxlons
10 this county.
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1He Young Ladies of Bloomsbury will
holi an Ice Cream Festival in Robison's
Brink, on Man Street, on Thursday even
ing the itth OF August, The proceeds of
winch will be applied to ameliotate The con.
dilion OF the sick and wounded soldiers
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p. ". Morrs, ~ho was reported to have
heen killed at the fshi before Richmond
surIs up since in one OF the Hospitals in
Baltimore, where he lies wounded. He
was formerly school teacher in this place
May he recover TO fight another day."
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q. c. NEsscH, OF this place, is busily en-
Raised recruiting men for the war. He 10
more energetic than any other man about
the place. He is going in the tented field
klnlsef Andy will make an industrious
and popular officer.
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CH.sLEs II. NoLL, formerly barber in this
psce has procured his discharge IRON the
army, al er a service OF some Mite months,
on account OF III health. and returned home
TO his family. He designs opening his bar
t'sr shop this week, aud would ask a fair
tllaTe oi public patronage. He is a good
shaver aid bar dresser, besides being wor
shy OF a liberal patronage
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(.aIrAwIssA is ahead of this place in rails
ing soldiers Tor the war. That place and
this are expected 10 be able 10 send Com
paliy to Harrisburg on Friday nexl, 10 be
sceepted as nine months men.
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Those wishing to enlist for uine or twelve
mouths have but short lime, as after The
l0tll inst no recruits viii be received for a
les,l peril shan three years or during the
wat
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Bsrj F. Hartman of this place was
thrown from bis snlkey on Wednesday of
last week and broke one OF his legs. He is
doing as well as can be expected.
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B.rks comfy has appropriated $50 600 as
= bounty fund for volunteers for the six new
com psnies from ihs, county.
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Mr lSacher Evans has hac several apple
,sssi.. loaded with very fine fruit, uproo,ed
BY some of the recent storms.
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PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Real rs ate

In pursuance al an order OF The Orphan Is
CourI OF Columbia county, on Saturday tie
23i day OF August next. al 10 O'Clock ia
The forenoon, JohG NJ Chembe,lin, Admir-
OF Noah ) Pteutiss, late Of Bloom IOwn-
ship, "a said county deceased, will expose
TO sale. b, Pnbic Vendue, upon The prem
ises. a certain LOT Of eronnd, situate in
Hopk insville, Bloom township ,ad Joining
Bioom~burs Columbia county, aud on The
North side ol the pubic road leading from
Bloomsbury TO Espylown, irotiine on The
said road. adjoining lol OF The decedeni
OF The East. lot OF Alice S0,d on The
wesi. and an alley on the Dotib, containing
IN from on The pubic road AFORESAID sixty
niue feel, AID extending along lie line of
Alice Snl der's ioi one hundred and nnetr-
FIVE eei to alley, ihence along said all
ley in a South East direction eighty nine
isei 10 a post. thence Sonlh wesIwardly
one hundred aud fiiiy fve feet TO me public
road. WheTeon Is erected large two
story frame house large Brick stable
aud olher ont buildings.
s-ale the Estate of said deceased. situate
in The township of Bloom and comfy aIore-
laid. JACOB ETERLY,
Clerk
Blnomshura. Jut, %, Ise2.
TERMS OF SAL E.-One fourth OF the
purchase money 10 bs paid ON the COZ fir
year from The confirms alion, with interest
from the confirmation, ten per cent of the
one fourth TO be paid al the time oil striking
down tie properly
J NJ. CHEMBERLIN Admir-.
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rI,HE CONFESSIONS and EXpERIENcE

rINHE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE
OF a SUFFERER, Published a. warn
Irg, and tor the especial heuefi Of Young
AtGn and lhos' who suffer with Nervous
Debti,;y, Los of Memory, Premature De-
cay &c, &c., &c.. Toy one who has cured
himself oy simple means, afer beiua put
10 great expense aud Inconvenience
through The use OF worthless medicines
prescribed ty leaned Doc,orS.
>la9lr rop'e> may be had of the author,
Z d LAMBERT, Esq, Greenpoin,, Long
Island by enclosing a postpaid addressed
enVeiops. Ad !re>s CHARLES A. LAM
BhRi E>q, Greenpoinr, Long I.aud
New York
January Is, 1s62-2m.
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Tile proceedings OF the last war meeting
will be iound in another column of the
Star Read them.
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a administrators Notice.

ESTATE OF ALEM BARR, DECD.
4 etiers OF administration on the estate OF
IA Alem Mar, late OF Scott Twp Colnm-
bia coSuty, decsa-ed, have been granted
hy the Register Of sad county 10 PrIer ER,
residing in L,ehi Street, towast'ip and ronn
" aforesaid. Ali persons having claims or
lie antls against lhe estate OF the decedenl
are rponesied 10 present hem dolly anthem
ticated 10 Tie administrator for settle nj.
aud those indebted 10 the estate will make
payment forthwith 10
PETER ENT, sdmr.
S..on, May esih, 1852.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-08-06
NEW BsAReHsEEs ~asOas.

Opposite The Court House and neat door 10
Democrat O6i5e
THE Undersigned ~pec'iully in forms his
friends aud customers iha he has opened
A New Barber Shop.
Ia Court House Aley, next door below
the Office OF the Columnia Democrat where
he will be happy TO wait npon all customers,
and from long experience and street alter
lion to bu.iness, he hopes TO merit and re-
ceve liberal share OF public patronage.
R All things here done IN deceucy and
in order" THOMAS BROWN.
Bloomsburo, March ). ls6c.