davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1862-01-09

Il X s A Z E O R TO EX-
I CHANGE Either faE q Stock Of Merchandise or
Chicago City Property, one oi thc
HosF cHARMftG COUNTRY sEAr4
q tsn ss.es q land Sit ven g!oxn and finely guilt
Aouse With good Ss1lAr under the Hame, three nne
roos on tne Ma4 1ofsr, fire sleeping TooHt, Atchen,
barn And tenant hnIsse - '.o ..
There y s1so hpt Etapery, consalning hundred
from ~ tho9sa1d 70 TWO thonssnd pounds Of gEapea
shout one hnns< I'd Apple Trees grated Eah]; one
esid essstsa I'd kssk Besss sasy
dIsa aM11 nf Blackberry Rushea; about quarter o.
s9Ts PsS ine Strawberry Plants; Hot Bed and Aspa!
0sV with plenty Of ground for vegetable culture
a9p EaF .urage sufficient fof tVo coaR.
ono Of tbs very finest lQcatansi IN the West hav
ME the advantages Of good Schools, Churches, and
go,d society, lssated On = rst1rosd sxo>andaaa.l i.
Partt desiring . efchange b. gtstng des9F,pt,ol i
| OF property and addressing AVoE fbPuLl-" Boz
6lA Chicago Pest Q6dt4, vii RECEIVE atsentou.
iR9E2a1M
, 1862-01-09

POARD1NG.-Pleasant rooms, in
Wabash avenue, within three blocks Of the Post Ulce
Address 2, O, Box l94S.
, 1862-01-09

! No News from: OLD Point .'s-
BALTIMORE, Jan. 8,-~The Old Point boat
brings no neTE.
, 1862-01-09

w ANTED--For Manufacturing
w purpoees Room not iess than e3xs1 feet well
Post Office Box 214l with terms. ta9-ES9 It
, 1862-01-09

Df8pateh from General lHaIIeek--Pfob-
ability of a Fight with Price.
HEAD QUARTERS, ST. Louis,
January ID, 1859.
To Major General D. Hunter:
Price vas at Springfield two days ago, and
has probably been attacked BY two thousand
soon be sustained by artillery and infantry.
He will leave this State either willingly or
forcibly. His day is over. Encourage John
Ross and friendly Greeks.
q. ". HALLECK, Maj. Gen.
, 1862-01-09

CHICAGO OFFICE, January sth-10 Pm.
The telegraph wires work SO badly that we
are unable to get any more report from the
East tonight. REPORTER.
EA From the Evening Tribune, yesterdayl
RenAsylVnnfa and the yFaE--Goy. Cur
Tins Message.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 6-Gov. Curtin's mes-
sugc sho.yS- balnnce in the treasury of ST.
ISL 600 on the 30th of November, Including
500, eco received from the o. 8. on account 81
war expenses.
He states that the regiments Of Pennsylsa-
MIA now number lis.
The total number of men in service is
93,577, and the number preparing for
service e. Is s. 1o,6ss, making m aggregate
three months men now disbandcd More than n
$50 PcnnsylyanianE are now prisoners. He
recommends that the State assumes her quota
Of the direct tax, the national Treasury Dept
giving assurances that the balances due the
State for war expenses will be arranged for.
He recommends . revision of the militia sys-
TEN, the instruction Of the BOYS in the NORMA
schools by military Instructors, and the es.
tablishment Of i military school by the State.
He alludes to the defcncclcss condition Of the
water approaches on the seabeard and lakes,
and recommends legislation Oh the subject.
The Secretary Of the Navy, on oyerturcs
VI uEnS Hl'sue ~ Hlil, Aau consented 70 retaln
the steamer Michigan at Eric during the
winter. He recommends that the
Banks be released from the penalties
incurred By the suspension OF specie
Payments. He concludes BIZ asserting thai
PENNSYLVANIA has given more and bette,
clothed and equipped men than any othe1
State, and that the universal move
ment By, the Pennsylvania troops sig
nifies that they are dctcrm1net
to qEen insurrcction, save the Union, anG
never to tolerate any plan for its dissolution o.
reconstruction
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-04
Nine FOIIfesi


To think that the more mar eats the
fatter and stronger he will become. ...
To believe that the more hours children
stndy at school. the faster they learn. .
To imagine that every hour taken from
slesp is an hour gained. ~ sir-a 70. 7m
To imagine that The sualIss! room in
the house is large enough 10 sleep in.
To argue whatever remedy causes one
to feel lmmeHia'eiy bettvr. is good for
the system. wittou. regard TO more ult.z
erier effects. - .s a..-Ireps e.,
To commi, an act which is felt in It.
s=lf to be prejudicia'. hoping that it may
be done in your case with impunit4. 2 '''
10 advise another 10 take remedy
which you have not tried, or without ms, 8
king special inquiry whether all eondt-
ions are alike.
To eat withou, au appetite. or continue
to eat after it has been satisfied, to crafty
Il taste. Il -. e,c ..5. g.. ssoals
To ca. hearty supper for The pleasure
experienced during the brief time it is
passing down the throat at the expense
of whole night Of disturbed sleep, and q
weary waking in the morning. .t
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-04
IMPORTANT FROM LOUISIANA.


esNEw YoRK, Nov 96.-By an order from
Gen Butler the1pIopsr,y within the dis
trict recently possessed by our forces IN.
der Gen. Weitzel. to be kuOG as tie La.
fourshe District, is declared seqpestertd.
and all sales or transfers ef il are forbid
den. Tnisdihlriot comprises all the terri
tory ofLeuisianaaIJiug west Of the Missis
sippi. excepting the parishes Of Plaque.
mine andJ efereon.o iAcommissi6il is ap
point d to1ake posssssiun|of tile district
and the sugar plantations aresto BE- " ork-
eddy them when they 1sars, not worked
by their owners nd dsnegfo or white Ia
bar may be employed at dlserelion.i' o'0
81 All ptoperty Jaeiorgibg 10 disloyal per
sons is 10 .beoihventoried and suldfor lllt
bepeftlof The sGoternment, md er thu pro-
Visions of the Con 6scauiOn Act, "A uoih
er snppressss 'distihafrs and other manu-
(aciures of sttongndIinks C aj ait tHrie
o. Another annouIcrs that any ofiicerI
found drinking intoxicating lIquursin any
public drinking place " III be iecnminsnd
ed to the President for disnssaRftom th'
service; ano' her one Suppressesthe news
paper kpown, as rhe,National Advocate
for an imp oper publications. still auothe'
prohibits tie the arrest ofauy slave III uleF'
The person lAnestiDgl knows that sucl
slave is owned by loySt,iliErn "A .hopl
tile properly con6scated as above hued
is Gen. Bragg's plantation. v3E ;S sa
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-04
NO37
sAcs GEN Ed GEs ASH TT Il or H.

,c9rTer'RYndspce ef ihs sEgeniqg Post. ,sf, dl0i
u-5u .. BALriMoRg, Nov, ,,2l,,,,.
Two bt three evenings ago, one OF our
most sfdsht andniuaaentiai Uuion citizens
Ilpppenius 70 apptoach me office seohniePi
lofooe, Of yua ,priScipaD hOtels ID, light hisl
cigar, var hssnHstly betrayed into = rather
unusaal exhibition, even for bis. .impulsiye
ns'd'e;, OF his'ldyd feelings. Tiere Was
a Wiry 6edtS ofiSf biped Standing sueaf.i
discussing Iii "a Aodd' and sheiIl9l6ds the
merits ,oi 4bs, war against ,hs IsSsllisn,,
This var said he, .'is. not 10 be ended
BY The sw6rd; II must be ended only by
,terenr''F0ur Un:obist, 80 Hearing his
-eTetieal ssntjipeoti itomd himself lfboiifnRI
Oyer,,aPd inItsptlysbroIo. ont with --!aAbyv
map yho bolds So b an opinion is,a, traits,
Or!'9 ''Wbp are you cir, That calls me q
traif"fH'a NY bame Is --E=-;; -E=--- :; there is ny
cardt' .. iig5HT said jJ'aiis - ssGs1
The STRANGER wa' tskeu'alL abaes sTbsi
visitors 10 NE, hal crowded arounddths
collcqpists. 81 am from New HappsbireG,
sif,. q, last sesp6nded ihe author of 'ibee'
t1Ie'i' atSsehtina ne "ThsG accounts fcrS
yonn holding gausb, an opinion. Yoa atsa
"a Narthern rebel. ,sii!" Il guess / ,bave. (
"a right 10 my opipiop, Sir, baye | not?''
"Y6I have Dot--here, sir. You may
iaIk aud vote treason fn the iNor,6..p
bns, ypu CAPT do il here ysir, with .impuBisl
w., Do p9l Wish TO get, in 8 personal o
copfi,f With any sneh man as yo4, sir; :,
but If you viii gp down town With me 10,
the'front Of HE Clipper Office. sbd talk
aIoado About putting down this ibfstuaif z
slayeholders and slave sJmpstbising rsso
telIion b. thc, pen instead q by, Tie sWord !. f,
you will bo taught in the twiuklibg Of an /,
eye the difference Between Baltimore Ioy..
ahy and aNorihtru treason. no siGWhY.fI
Whist would they do 10 ue?' They woaIdir
give Yop sprh thrashjgg aP wauld mose,s
than compensate Tor the, assassination Of
the Msssackusetts SiTth 'Jy your LocoSo2
,cSEmpirs Club, and bend you howlipE
home 10 your miscaledl granite !hIlsaA1o.
thals. v hat hey wgulG DO. siE'. aHIIhink b
| lad better b. off. then" You had, sir,o
and all such as you; and I'll btl hund.
red to'one you syupathze with Seymour.
Fsrnsndo Wood aabd Jsmr BrooksP 10 ME
am a Demooral, sIr.,' Let me tell you -
III, yopt day j. stau end. This raj eIliop,,
'riH be put down By the sword, and Sla-
v4y. f's cause. sid2 Il, n spite Of the Loc. 20
cofocopar'si We want romeo ,our9pfa9
ling here about con,proniss with iraitors. d
Granite Sta;s could stand it DO longer
but 'Iung IF amidst the laughter and
contempt Of the crowd that sympatbized
with our ardent Union spokesman. &c 1i
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-04
Blind Joe Parsyu, ot Ba,Imore,,

A correspondent Of The Boston Trans
cript, writing from the hospitals al Alex
andriaJ relates the following auerdoie:: s.
iJ,,e enlistedsfh the itsi- MartlmdlrsgS
mept, ard was a plain rough originally.
As we pass-d along the ball we frst
saw BIN, cfoucheA near an open windew,
us,ily singing, I'm a bold stldisf boy =
and observing, lhe broad bandage ovet his
EYES. ! !, said 'Hy}aaatf'syOur H}a 1aTs, my good
'Joe, sir.' he answered, Joe Parsons.
And what is'th~ maiter with ou p
1 Blind sir-blind asa bat, "a .r q.
! In battle 2 .lea.- ~ sr-t-d ,,e.., -
'Yes-at ADtietam. Both eyes sLo
out at one clip fs ta,t ssr J .aa
Poor Joe MAS 10 the fob, at A Aptietam
creek. and Minnie ban lad passed d.
rscdy through his eyes, across his face,
! dssiro, ing his sigh, forever. q He was
bur twenty years old. but he was as hap,
4 py las lark a5i -
II is dreadful I said. r-.-.. -.,
lin very thsnkful I'm, aliysrsir. 1t
4 Nigh lays been woiss,ryer ste." be con
1 inued, Aud ne told US his story.
| i was hil," he said, 'and it knocked
a me down. l lay there all night, and
nexl day the Gsht was reuswed. l could
stand the pain, yer see. but ths balls
were Ayin all round and wanted TO get
away cudd-nt see, nolniug thou sh.-
1 So | waited and listened and at last
heard a teler grcanin' Beyond me. Hell
lql says l. Hello yourself! says he
Who bs yer? says La rebel?, Ypur /
4 Yankee, said he, So am |, says l.
d What's the matter with you My leg
smashed, says, be. CENT yer walk
No Can yer see e? Yes. Well
saysI, you're id rebel. bu! will yct
do me lit,la favor? | will says he. ef
ken Tben says. Wei Gle Butternut
/ l cant see noihin My eyes is knocked
out, but / ken walls, Come over yere.-
Lets get out Q this. You PITT thr way
an I'll tote yer Of tie field on my back
Bully for you'll says he. And so we man
aged 10 gil together We shook han 4
on it, took wink out er'his cAnlesn
and he got osEc my shoulders. | did tn
wsikin for both, and be did tue payig ,tin
: And # he didn' I make ne, carry him ipl
, rebel CoIone 5 tent mill away,l am
liai! Howsevtr The Colonel came up, a,
says he. Whar d ye come from? WHO b,
yer? Ito'd hin. He said ! was don
for, aud couldn't do 20 more shoo'in; an,
he sent me over 10 our lines. So. atle
three days, came dowa here. with III
Wcundrd boys. where we re doin ptett.
w.ll, all things considered
'"Bnl you will never see the fight again
/" :, my poor fellow | suggested, sSmpashs
ticaliy.
: That's SO. he answered gtbly; but
: canf help it. you noti.e | did my doot
' shot, PIP 10 eye an that's my mi
: forlin, not my fault--as The old man sal
: for his LIND Ross. But
/ iro,7 | N q bold soldier boy =.
g I've continued, cbcerily renewing his son
/, aud we let him in bis singular merria eu
Poor. sishiltsa. uuluck,, but stout hear
l5 ed Joe Parsons! sasss .s..f' ns tiy
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-04

QUEEN CAKE. Mix one pound OF dried
hou',lhe sane Of sifled sugar and of waeh-
ed currans; wash one pound ofbutter in
rose wateE, test il we'll. then mix with il
egh! eggs, yolks an whites beaten sepa-
raely, and put In the dry ingredients by
degrees; beat tho whole an hour; butter
little tins, ,Oacups, or saucers, filing them
only halt full; silt little ffGe sugar over
just as you put them into the oven. ssii'iy
LEMON CAKE Beat Elk eggs, the yolks
and whites separately till in solid frotb,
add 10 the yolks the grated riid Of 6ne
lemon and six ounces Of sugar dried and
sifed; beat this quarter Of an bour;sbake
in with the left hand six ounces Of dried
-four; then add the whites Of the eggs and
the Juice of the lemon; when these are
we'll beaten, in, put it immediately into
tins, and bake il about an hour in mod
era'ely hotoyep. s3 .i3J }an
3 A GooD' PocHD Beat one pound
Of bntter to cream. and mix with il the
whites and yolks of eight eggs, beaten a.
part. Have ready. warm BY the fire. one
pound oil -four, and the same Of stfled SUI.
ga,; mi& them and q few cloves, . little
nutmeg and cinnamon, IN hne powder to-
gether; then, by degrees work the dry 10.
gradients into the butter and eggs. When
well beaten add glass or wine and some
cirawsys 1t must be. Beaten a fulhour.
Butter a pan, and bake i an hour in q
quick oven. "a M 5.s ibai
| The above proper ions. leaving out four
ounces Of the butter, and the same Of su.
gar, make less lucious cake. Snd to most
tastes q more pleasant one. s'fea' isf'
IMPERIAL GlSoERBREAD.-- Rub six Gun
css Of butteriuto three quarters Of pound
Of -four; then mix six ouces Of treaels
with a, pint Of cream carefully, lest it
should ldru the cream; mix in & quarter
Of a pound Of double.refnad Sugabhalfan'
ounce Of fpowdered ginger, and one ouncsl
oi caraway.sssdsi stir the whole wel To-;
lgelher into q paste, cut is,o shapes. and
stick cut cahdied oraugsor lemcn. PSal6n
the top.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-04
HnnR ANp JOE. pRrYTINa.

ate pre- pared 10 execute all descriptions otiob
WORK such as CARDS. CIRCULARS. POSTERS
vi tLJ TICK KITS. and every other variety of PLAIN
NNDFhNCY JOPLIN G Z, with new and superlortype
And On short notice. L
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-04
Cavalry Fight IL North carolina,

! NEw 9oRk, Nov. ss,-Ths Herald's
Newbern letter says: "A spirited recon
uoissance by body of Gen Fosters for;
ces, supported by a battery, was made on
the Dover road, in the direction Of King
stou, N, c., On the fsth. They met the
enemy belinda strong foIiidcation at Cove
Greek, Af,er a severe fight, in. which
both sides fought gsllsUtly, our artillery
shellel The rebels out Of their, works,
leaving their arms, equipments and
blankets. Our, troops destroyed their
barracks and re,urrsd to NeWbsrb."
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-04

PosTAeK CURREscr The National
Bank Company ara furnishing the Gov
erument 800, 900 per 'ay Of the postage
currency. Secretary Chase ON Friday
ordered The amount 20 be doubled. ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-04

pA- The disloysl states, prsviOuS 10 the
breaking out, Of the rebellion, received an /.
r@aslY from Nav England upward Of
100, 900 cases Ot boots and shoes, 4or over
g SOC, 900 pairs.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-04
ELECTIONS YET 10 BE HELD. The States

ELEcTroNs YET 10 BE HELD.--Ths States
which have yet to- 'elect-their Repfesehl-
atives to lie next Congress, ard the dates
at which they usoally hold their elections,
are as follows: New Hampshire, on the
I'd Tuesday in March. 1858; RhodfIs Island
on the fsti Wednesday in Aplil,s 1868
oonuecticut, 6fst Monday 10 April, fSeS;
Maryland, 6rst Wednesday ia November.
1853; Kentucky. Fret Monday i'd August,
1858; California. frSt Thursday in SEP
tember, 1868; VitglOa, fourth 'Tbdfsday
in May, 1858; North Carolina, ftime not
yet spsci6ed); Tennessee. Cline not yet
specifically" sSS H'is y ''',s'S :. '''l
why is the lot,eyI 10 the word militia
w like the nose ? Because il stands BE-
tween feo 3s.'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-04

EPhilosophers tells us , that Nature
never errs. They certainly cannot mean
human nature.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-04
Highly Important from Europe.


eBALrFAx, Nov. % The 81 amer Az.
Tics NJ rived At tins portat 10 o;clOc L 1his
PggiBgr. The fyllowlng IL sddiI iaORll 70
;sf 81 jIS DIsS"s aIgel.d; telegraphsa from Cape
s'JivEkrOcL. kSv. 15--p: M.-s-Ti'be
Londgn Morning. Herald b;ttehy'deD0uoc
es ytbs non Intervention pohcS Of u o
British foye m1nt,, and says B that the
language Of Lord John Russs is .di,pa,ch
nnOtKs lie hopes aud insults the memory
oftalf7S million starving English IibOrf!!
itg msn.s.ggrgoa ios ssch y...nEl siDiii
TIE Herald charges the Bbishi Cabi.
net With .sbjsct patience and dss.aIdlys
Submission. in hopes. 10 retain the psrlia
frentsryr sdpport' Of he Brigit aid COB
den p,ttv. sis'qi 4 % s+ 70 siAi ed be.
illLs Daily News Il idks tIsaIbofd T.us
IselPs soswer is the best that coIId have,
been made without ent ring uunsgesssri 1
y Upon a discussion Of the merits 81 Ithe
case, and reJ ic1s Having esSapFd from
eTtSOgiipy DIPLOMATIC asS6eiktionsi wi,h'
FHne 80. GO 5,it;spi a1eW aaibtsis
So. PErEesByRG, Nov ylo!5+1The JOpr-,
nal OF 81. Petersburg cont,ips the reply
OF PriHcso GorrscfaEoff 10 tie q L Of
bpoayb de'I'Huys. whelr ~ ID substance
ss folows.g f'Aitct r,naiIihg The constant
irlop ps.9f, Russia 10 favor gf coOciliarion,
Prince GJrtschntoG says ibai it is iequi
.I,.h a. III az: u. 4. u : laiLtIllEL- b.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-04

-I7Ol1 = III = DUI1 HuIuIer UUyt y > \
he coptiNu+d, cbcerily renewing his song
aud we LETT him in bis singular ,merrin eu'
Poor. sihtltsr. uuluek,. bpt s,oul, heart
ed Joe Parsons! .,5 MOI. ...,,. ,,r t'..c
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-04

shall be proud to know. 10 love and ,e,
sppct. This shAIl cheer me On, dull The
pabgs Of parting. and prompt me TO &c
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-02

FoRNEY ON McCLELLAN.-Col Forney
of the Philadeldhia Press, was one of Nc.
Clellan's active detractors, but like Mr.
Wilkcson of the tribune, he repents. Wri-
ting, July 4th, Forney says -
"Therc can no longer be any question
that he is a military chief of great and
commanding ability, and that in maze
Of unparalleled complications, aud against
a fanatic and fierce antagonism, he has
exhibited patience, perseverance, genius
and courage. l say this much, not by
way of praise, but as an act of simple jus
tice to man in whom SO many great trusts
have been reposed, and who has not dis
appointed public confidence.
1t may be said that IN at least two of my
former letters | expressed different opin-
ion. And it gives me as much pleasure
ia retract that judgment as it gave me
pain to record it,"
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Observation-Disclosures Pennsy'va.
mia Soldiers Relisf ASSociation."-This
Association, having opened an Office at
No. 5 Washington Buildings, corner of
18th street and Pennsylvania avenue,
where will be found a register of all.Penn-
sylvania soldieds in or around that city
in hospitals, invite the friends of the same
to call, assuring them that all possible aid
will be extended in finding their sons,
Mr.. Cbos L. WeLs, the Register, will
be found in the office.
The Corresponding Secretary, Mr.. S.
Iodd Perley, will answer all letters in
regard to sick and wounded Pennsylva-
MIA soldiers, whether in or around that
city. Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York,
or New Haven, care Box sal, Washing
ton, d. G.
], X. MoREnEAD, Pest
j. M NuNtUan, Sec'y.
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Democratic County Convention.

NJOTfCE 10 hereby given that the Democratic Elee-
tors In and for the several Botoughs and Election
Districts Of Columbia county will meet at their respec
Awe places OF holdag said Elections.
On Saturday, The 23d day Of AuguSt,
Between the hours of and o'clock T. NJ of said day
Sor tho purpose of choosing two Delegates from each
Election District, to meet in COUNTY CONVENTION,
at the Court House, In Bloomsbury
On Monday the 25th doy Of August,
At one ociock NJ, of said day, for the purpose OF
making the usual Democratic nominations to be suppor-
tad by the Electors Of Columbia county at the ensuing
General Election aud for the transaction Of other bus
w. II. JACoBY. Chairman,
Hupsos OwRs, ROM McIIESRY
SrEP nEy PMoK JER HAGKSBuCu
J. X. Roaniss A. J. ALBsRrsOs
JoHs NJ. MISS.
Dsmoer ratio SANDING Committee
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the entry of any paper for record, there
is due and must bc paid to the State fifty
cents; and that, whether the officer re-.
ccives it or not, nor do they remember
that when a paper is entered upon the
Entry Book, is of equal efficacy to them,
as lien or notice, as when spread upon
the record.
Will those interested in the above, take
notice.
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ssS- Lippincotts reprint Of Chambers
Encyclopedia, Part so, "French Language
nd Literature" to "Galena," price Is
ents-and the same of The Book of Days
art 5-"Philips the Cider Poet" to "The
,mblem of Wales," price 20 cents, are on
ur table.
They are the most complete entertaining
nd instructive publications of the day,
nd so cheap that even in these times
very man can afford a copy.
Lippincott e. Co., 90 & "a N. 4th st.
Philadelphia.
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TRAVERSE JURORS.


Bloom-Michael Walter, Joseph Barklcy, John Deit.
erich.
Bor. B0rwick-Jesse Bowman, IIndson owen.
Centre VIM sha6er. II w Iiagcnbueh, Jcr. Hagen
buoh.
Cattawissa- George scou Casper Rain, Daniel Hell.
wig
Fshingcreek- k-Mnrtin zimmerman.
Franklin Benjamin Fortner.
Greenwood-lsaac Dewitt, Sr.
Locust-Reubcn Fahrnger, John Davis John Kline.
David Ilerbein John Harner.
Mads0n-Vaentino Welliver, Matthias Moore, Shop
herd Runyan, Richard Dcmol.
Mt Plc0sant-Wm Miller VIM Kitchen,
Montour-Peter Heinbach.
MINNIE II Hess.
Maine-Jacob Shugnr. WIN Il Shuman
Orange-Alffed Howell
Pine Ezra Runyan, John Wintcrstcen.
Bloomsbury, July g6. 1869.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-02

pzs- The Atlantic Monthly for August
quito interesting. The first article is an
say on physical training, by DR.. Dio
evils, profusely illustrated "Mr. Axtoll"
q story, or part of one. "Tho Country
arson has some good things concerning
people" "The Sam Adams
egiments in Boston, is an interesting
storical article by Mr.. rockingham con-
pued from July. "Life in the Open
ir" is by late Major winthrop. The
her prose articles are "The Horrors of
I. Domingo - "My Lost art" and an
.ticle by Emerson upon the late Mr..
horeau, one of the old Concord Mutual
dmiration Society.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-02
AUDITORS NOTICE.

CREDITORS, and other persons intere sted will take
- notice that the under igned Auditor appointed by
the Orphans Court of Columbia county to settle and
adjust the rates and proportions of the OF the
Estate Of BCs amin Iayman, decd, in the hands of
Solomon Ncyhard his administrator to aud among the
creditors of the said deceased according law, will at
tend to the discharge Of his duties, at his office,
Bloomsbug, in sald county Saturday the Sixteenth
day Of August, A, one thousand eight hundred and
siXtytwo at ten o'clock, A. NJ the confirmation Of the
first Auditors Report having been taken off by The said
Court and the said report re,cOmmitted the said Audi
tor when and where all persons interested reques
ted to present their claims to the Auditor be dcbarrcd
from coming In for share of the asscts.
w. WRIT, .7Rditor
Bloomsbury July i2 ls62-4w.