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READY-MADE CLOTHING.
THE POET ON A TRAIN; Oh,
The Romance OF the Railroad.
By the Author Of "Fafr Inez,'' "The Prince
Wales,' ''The Ghost Hunters, f" SC, &C..


CHAPTER VIAL ABOARD.
Loud laughed when on the platform,
Buts tEas all within my sleeve,
To tnink the people round me
So said, "NoW Mr.. Landl. I'd,
Yous Sin, too, shall have your day.
As Peeped 10 at the window
And saw him receive his pay.
He his pay had all cor ected
ETa the OlEs were near half done,
Quickly 'AH aboard % [ shouted,
And made a. the people run
Out they rushed, ali mad a. biaZes,
Swore the landlord was a cheat,
AnO with the railr3ad had combined
That they should not half eat. ...
But the man who was the madest
Was the ore who next me sat,
When Ger his person be had spilled
sou army once IN Flanders, III
Our army 10 the South,
Would blush TO hear the curses
That proceeded from his mouth.
he swoIe on me he'd take revenge,
- And was bOund 10 have my life,
he seized rom OF the table quick
The landlord's carving kni'e,
And with the kniIe in hard t. tud me,
He looked mEdly through the car
Nht.e was in the depot hid,
Enjoying a segar.
When he raw he could not find me,
After looking throuRh ths train,
Into the dining room he ran,
Ana TOOK my seat again
In the cars, which STARTED OF thsn,
Aud left him soon behind,
Looking va'niy in each corner
Ot the depot me 20 mud.
r. lTo EE CONTINUED.
In the meantime would Announce to the public
that have brought home IRON tho East the largest
and most superb stock Of fashionable
WINTER CLOTHING,
for Men and Boys wear that has ever been seen in
Cleveland, and our stock OF Fail and Winter Ready
Made Clothing surpasses anything in tho State. AS
buy and sell Tor cash only, wholesale and retail
purchasers will do well to call at
Isaac A. Isaac's Union Hall,
Sole AseneYfor the sale Of Singers Celebrated sewing
Machines, StC rr'a Automaton PressIna1, and
Strong's Patent Army Bed Trunk
~ Corner eu poriOr and Union -Sts.
"a Look out Tor the GIANTS
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AccIDEST.-Mr. NJ. S. Turner, Assistant
Cashier of the Bank Of Commerce, met with
severe accident about nine o'clock this
morning, while driving down Superior street
hill His horse became frightened by some
cars on the track, and jumped aside SO sud-
denly as to break the Whifaetree. Mr.. Turn
er jumped out of the wagon, striking on his
feet with such force as to break one of his
legs at the ankle joint. The fracture was q
very bad one, the broken bone protruding
through the flesh. He was carried into one
of the offices in the Oviatt Block, where. the
limb was set by DR.. BeekWith, who had been
sent for immediately. The Doctor says he
will be crippled for life. He was placed in a
carriage and sent to his home, which is in
Brooklyn township.
Mr.. Turner is heavy man, and the
ground being frozen hard, the jump was a
perilous one. Had he remained in the wagon
be would have been safe enough, as the
horse had broken loose from it. .LLJ =
VANS LEcruRE.-Artsmas Ward is in
New England at present, tickling the sides
Of the Yankees with his inimitable lecture
His sueoess has been wonderful wherever he
has been. No lecturer in this country over
drew such houses for two seasons as he has
done. He will be in the West again in three
or four weeks. The New York Tribune of a
recent date says of "sixty Minutes in At
rica"
"No better test of the popularity of Arte-
mus Ward as a lecturer would have been
desired than that given at the Brooklyn
Atheneum on Monday night. Every avail
able seat in the house was taken, and soon
the lobby and passage-ways were shOked
with supplementary chairs Of those who came
later, but who would not be denied. OF the
lecture itself it is impossible te give any con-
nected account, for the lecturer whirled from
one subject to another until he boxed the
whole compass Of fun. The Brooklyn lee
ture goers have not had so happy an hour
for a Tong time as the Sixty Minutes they
spent with Mr.. Brown in Africa
The New York Journal Of Commerce
speaks as follows of recent delivery of this
lecture in that city:
" The Athenaum was crammed last night
by an audience eager to hear the lecture of
this Topnlar humorist, entitled % Sixty Min
utes in Africa" Thislecture, which is, more
properly, succession Of droll surprises, has
acquired a wide celebrity throughout the
country, and in the present instance, litter
ally took the audience by storm. Mr.. Browne
was uproarously supported, from his first
bow to his last one"
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ExPREss TRAN-stopninr -
CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH
RAILROA AD.s --- a.r g.


lssa. B 5dWINTER ADVANCEMENT lauqsss
70 take sGsct on Monday November Ifth, la6e-
follows =
roo A. 4, MAIL-ArriVes at New York I0.s5 A. n.
Philadelphia :: so 4. n; Baltimore 7-30A.H.
Pittsburgh $40 P H.. Wheeling $50 P. H. ~.
Philadelphia S:Iu P
X. n. EXPREsS-Arrivesa at New Eark soc ?. r.:
Philadelp phia l:20 P n; Baltimore 2.20 P. n,
Pittsburgh ns00 P n wheeling 6;2i A. n.
Both Trains connect ct Hudson for Akron and MI
lersburgh.
Cars run through from Pittsburgh to New York
Via AllentOWn,) without change.
~ FARE as low aa BY any other limo.
- Through Tickets can be procured az the Union
Ticket on e, Meddel House, q the Depot ct the
Euclid Street Station.
?. 4. MYEi.s, G. T. Agent. novis
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yIEVELAND 3 TOLEDO R. B
@MN9


l6l5- mlhIEh AhhANdEmEMLs Is
Ou and after Monday, February 2d, lS63 Trains vii
r1b daily, as foll0Wss Sundays aIcepisG, Fl -"
7:s5 L. n CHICAGO EXPRESS-Stops a. all stations
on southern Division, except " ashing gton and
arrives IN Toledo At I2;05 A. NJ and Chicago
ct 1870 P. n.
$50 P X. NORTHERN MAILr-Stops at ell staticns
on northern Division. and srrives at Sandusky
e. g-05 P. H. L e-- aee
6:E5 P. H. TELEGRAPH EXPRESS-Siops % at all sta
tions on southern Division, except Townsend,
Washington and Clay. Arrives in Toledo at
il:31P. n Chicago ct 1000 A. H. ff
|. ~ e. COENEOTICN8. li
Connections arc made at Monroeville with the San
dusky, Mansfield 3 Newark R-E-, At Clyde win ths
Saudusky, Dayton B Cincinnati r. &, st Fremont
with Fremont 3 lndiana Z. z, and AZ Toledo with
the Michigan southern Northern Indiana and To-
ledo Wabash Railrolds for Chicago Detroit, Jack.
son, Fort Wayne, L0ganspOrt, Lafayette, Cairo Al
ton st. Louis and all points West, Northwest ana
Southwest Id
Trains arrive IN OleVelsnd from Toledo and ths
West ct s:4O A. H. and 10 ?. Z. FEom sandusky
g:22 A. n L. D. RUCKERs Sup't.
Jlsvalanl. FEB. %, 1853 -
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CONSTRUCTIONS
CLEVlEE9Ll5.All,NyDL. lE9l5.ll,yL 4, COLUMBUS &
@WM
wiHrKR ARRAHeEMEEr. lssa

-
Iss8. wiETER ARBAEeEMEET. Issl
On and after Monday, November 18th, issg, HSsssn
ger Trains will leave Cleveland as follows;
ist Train-7:s0 A. M.-Stoppine at Beraa, Grafton.
Welhnsto9, New London, Salem, shelly,
ware, Lewis Goutsr and sftrthiagfgR ar
KlYinE af Columbus o. p n; Cincinnati
la r. n; Indianapolis So P. i,s 81. LO1il
-. H. Louisville "a. NJ Fort Wayne
8BP. 81 Chieag0 via Crestline liE3o P. x.
81 TrsiR--f;4s P n-stoppng at all stations north oi
CALVIN ana 81 dIlead, Cardiagton and Ddl-
egarei arri4lns al Columbus l2-50 4. -;
Clncihaati 6:23 4. ~ Indianapolis 7.5JA. ,. i,
Zine 1000 A. \.
Trains leave Colurn bus for Gle leland sea A. n ana
l:55 P n; ADD arrive in Clevelaud hon COlHmbrsat
s.SO A N. and 30 ?. K
CONNECTIONS. -s.l
ShslbT-sandusky, mansheld Newark Railroad, iof
Aasnsneld' Nj. Vernon, heWhTci zshes-
gEsstIineI FiitsblrEh Fori Wayue 4 J,blcaro Rail.
Foads Forest, Upper SanduHkY, Delphos. II.
Ina, Fort Wayne, Laporte, Chicago, &C.
wet, and Eas;iOr Mansfeld, Wooster hIas-
Grafton aul Bellsontine Railroad Line, for Marion
Bslleioutaine, Sidney, UuiOu, Muncie, In
diHhaPotls7 1eIre haufsi finee4uesi kElns-
DeIaWare-Vith Springfield branch for Springfield.
Columbus-Little Miami 3 Columbus, and Xeni
Tsrrs Hs1te, ST. Louis, Morrow, E0vsisnd
apd Cincinnar, and With the Ohio 4 his
azsippi hailrOad ct Cincinnati i0r Louisville
Ayansvliiel Cairo ST. Louis, and all points
on the Ohio river. .r-..r- u
OOlumbus--Uentral Ohio Railroad Tor Newark, Zanes-
vale, wheeling, &c; Columbus, Hqua q
IndiAua Railroad for Piqua, U7bana, 40.
- For Tickets TO all poiuts and information hn-
ply az the Passenger Station, and al Union Ticket
z 5. FLINT, superintendont.
Cleveland, November nth, ls62. f
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RAILR0Ans.
CLEVELAND 4 ERIE RIB
wINTER AREANeEslErr.

h and after Monday, November I7fh. Issa. P.-Ssn.
ger Trains Ytll run &c folloEBs T = -,
LEAVE CLEVELAND
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Februory n, ,sG3-Gw g..
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Uniformity ofPtioes la New Feature in Business
Every one bis own Salesmnnl JONES n co. Of the
Crescent One Piee Clothing Store No 2Oi Market street
In addition to having the Largest, most varied and
fashionable stock Of Clothing in Philadelphia. made
pressly for retail sales, have constituted every one
his own saeman, by having marked in figures each
article at the very lowest price can be sold for they
caunot possibly vary--all must buy alike.
The goods are well sponged and prepared and great
pains taken with the tnukng that all buy with
the full essutauea OF getting good article at the very
lowest price Also, iargc stock piece goods hand
Of tho latest style aud best qualities which win be made
tn order IN the most fashionable aud best manner Us
per cent, below credit prices.
Remember the Crescent In Market above Sixth street
No 204. JONES 4 co.
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10 cONSU NPTIVES.-Tha advertiser having been
! restored to health in few weeks, by very simple
rruirdy, aft having suffered several years with
lung affection, aud that dread disease, cunsump.
ton il youE TO make known to his fellow sufferers
the means Of cure. ..,.
To all who drirc it, he will send copy of the pre-.
srrptOn used r"e ut charge with the directions for
preparing and using tho same, which they will find
for sumption, asthma, bronchitis, &C -
Tn" only object of the advert-er in sending the pre-.
Scrpon is 10 benefit the n ctcd ard spread infOr
sn which he ConcGlves to be invaluable and hr hopes
every sulrrcr wiilary hisIcmedy, rs II w them
nothing andmaS prove blessing, ~. . :,
.Ecr. EtN ARD a. WilSON, WNEnmshurphi
March A. 1853 Nm Kings County, New York.
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The Law Vindicated.

-
AcqUiTAL or JuBGf CoNsTABLEl--
The rcee It arrest Of Judge Charles ~.
Constable, Of .thcl Fourth judicial Circuit
of Illinois by thc military authorities was
the most high handed aud aagrant abuse
Of power with which this administration
has insuItod lis people who committed to
them the care. oi their liberties. IL only
uced> that the caae should come before
court Of lay fer II to- stand revealed as
such au outrage. More fortunate than
many, Judge Constable has had a speedy
trial }heiore Judge Treat, Of the Illinois
Uniled States District Cusrt, has been
riumphantJ acquitted, and discharged
from arrest
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tHILDRIS much Of thrir sickness tn COILS. No
uattcr where tn" appear to be- seated, its
origin may be- traced to Supprps ed prrsrraun, or
cold. Cramps and lung complaints direct products
ut colds. In srtrOds the harbngGrs of half the
diseases that aiict humanity, for they caused
by checked pcrspiratiOn and as hre'cighths OF uie
matter of the body escapes through the pores, if
these pores closed that prupnrti0n of diseascs
s>arily follows Keep cl, ar, therefore, Of colds
and coughs, great of disease, if
tract"d brrak the Immediately, by timely OF
MADAME .pbRrERS CURATIVE BALSAM.i Sold
by all Druggists at 10 cents and j cents per bottle.
March H. IciJ
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FROM WASHINGTON.
SpeciM Dc'EgfchY 70 U.e hqai,er.

Speci@ DcEgfcheS,fo 70 IRE I"q~i'ef.
&c., WAsHlNqrcN, April IL, 1863.
TnE PROyosT MARsAul s.-The Sec.
retary Of Wac was engaged all day upon
the lists OF Provost Marshals, but did not
get them satisfactorily arranged. I, is
now thought that lie can dc so tomorrow.
ELgCTroS ~ LANEsRr,nLE, n. j.
.TRbNToN, ~ j., April Ia The whole
Democratic ticket was elected at Lam.
bcrtville, without opposition.
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GRAND JURORS
FOR MAY, SG3.

Blocm-A Evans, George Hassart, Jho ), Berkley.
BouvGf-Darid Davis. Henry llossler.
BGnton Peter tese, Jacob Kimblc.I -.
Brnt Cicekr SapuGl Densel, John Rcinard.
Cattawissa- Henry Hoiiingsheui
Conyngham- -.Rcubon knittle
Centro-Levi Aikman u
Hemlock-lsaac Pursci, Matthias Whitcrgtt, WIN
Plummer Hugh Hartmann John Wenner
Locust-David Miller Joseph Cleuver
Mt Pleasant Daniel Vandcrsise
Montouf- Noah Mauser, Henry Gigger.
0rnhge-llenry Delung
RoaIiug Creek Samuel Dyer.
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Estote Of ,Chnrlfs c. Breeze, deccoScd.
I ETTrRS of Adminis.ra on the Estate OF Charles
| =. Brecce, late OF Scott ta"nshp, Co'umtla coun
" deceased have been granted by the Register OF Co
Iumbia county. to the Undersigned residing in said
township. All persons having claims againstthe ES.
state of the deCrdcn requested To present them to
the Administrator without delay and all persons IN
,tcbted to make payment iorlhw lth
John II. CREVELING, Admir-.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate of George St,ne, d,c'd.
I FILTERS Tcsamentary on the estate of George
~ Slime, late nf Locust township, LOlumbia county,
deceased, have been granted by he Register of Col
sImba county 10 tho undersigned a.o residing in said
township; all persons having claims against the
of the decendent requested to present them to
the Executor his residence IN said township, with
delay and all persons indebted to make payment
forthwith.
April II. 1868 -. ''" Executor.
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To NERVOUS ,SrFrEpERs or, DCTn sErEs a reverend
gentlemen having been restored To health in few
days, after undergoing all the usual routine and rrrg
ular expensive modss of treatment without success,
considers it his sacred duty to communicate to his
afflicted fellow creatures the means of cure Hence,
on the receipt of addressed envelope he wi send
free copy of the prescription used. Direct to DIR
JOHN VI. DAGNALL iS6 Fulton street, brooklyn.
View York March IA.
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NOVICE.

CIIARLEs G.. BARKI.EY will he CANDIDATE
~ FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF the Com.
Schools OF Columbia County.
Marrh Il. lSG3
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TO THE MUSICAL.
"'TiS Sweet 10 be Remembertd.'

n HIS NOTED SONG has just been set to music
i adapted to the Piano ana the author hns had il
t.pgrigt-l+ lie, is ttary NOW TO fiji prdsrs til,
thurtcst notice by uEllI 20 any par of the init,
hi,rs Price p cents -per copy, sent pr paid to an!
address. TO ugcn,s liberal drdu'tiu will be- mad.
Address u. VI. kOGERS,
6clinsgrOvr. Snyder county Pa.
April II. 1864.
sanding marked Giipy to the "Srirsgrove Times,
shall receive copy BY mail Far two INSERTIONS tive
copies aud for three insertions three copies will b.
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TRAVERSE JURORS
ron $3.50. IOHO

FOR MAY, 1868.
bloom-Clark Grown, Richard Plnmmcr Henry
Lupineer Evan Jones, John Pursci, T. yrIis John.
:, SON jeremiah Dtower, Andrew Terwilligcr,
bcaNef-llcnfy LVhr
Briar Creek Thomas Adams, George Bower,
Dor Berwick Hudson owen, Jacob Meyer.
Bcnton Thos Gibbins Elias Mclienry, Robert Ikeler
Cattawissa-Rcuben Rohrbach.
Conyngham--Frederick X Wohlferth
Fishing Creek--liram Bittenbsnder, Vincent Ri
chart, Cyrus MCllenry
Fran kin--Moscs Hover
Greenw ood--Elijah keller, Joseph PattonI ANDREW
hbcrtsOn
llcmlock- k--DeHns Pur sci, Reuben Foulk
loCust--Wm SeagoT, Charles Metz.
Mainc--Chares Nnss, DaDiel Fisher as
Mitiin--beonard kirkcndall, VIM Pettitt ] C. Heller
Montour-Owen Eyorly, James Barton
Nv Pleasant--Joseph lkelrr, Daniel Zigler.
Madisoh-Nehcmiqh WevGr, Dr. Thos Swlsher.
Pine Benja min Winterptccn.
Roaring Creck--ticDrge Dresbach.
'sugarloaf--John w Kile, WIN Is Prierman.
Seott--uspl Ent Thos. Fowler, BENJAMIN Thornton
George w Creveling.
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WIIOOPING OUCH OR GROUP, however severe
may he ailuviated and cured by the use of Madame
Zadoc Porier's curative Baisam.,,
This invaluable me eiicire posse the cNtraordnn
ry power ufrclicving immediately whuoping Cough,
IIoHrspness, Di1iruty, ut breathing Huskiness and
tickling in the throat II looscns the Phrg and will
be found to he very agreeable to tho taste 1t
violent remedy. but cmOllent-warming. searching
aud effective Can be taken by the oldest pers on or
youngest child For sale by all Drugnists at 10 and
2J srnts per bottle
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LIST OF CAUSES,

FOR TRIAL, AT MAY TERM, 1903.
l. samuci j. Kister ct al, Us, John x, Grc'z, et al
q Samuel j. kstlcr, et al ps. John X. Grotz, ct al.
o. MARY Wertman, rs John Grotz, ct al.
A. Mary Wertman, rs. John X Gton, ct al
5. PHILIP Wntersteen, ys. valentine NhibrSteen.
o. Daniel r. seybett, vs. Auguetus B,Pearce, etal.
I. fIeury Wells, VS. George Kinley Jr.
b Jacob Eyer vs. Abraham kiase,
: o. Abraham Kiase, vs. Jacob Eyer.
10 David Lee. at al bemuel l. Bette.
! H. Dnnim = Seybsu vs Joseph GrpseL
" Elijah McMertree, ct al VS. Christian Wolf
, IA John n Brown. ct al vs. Leonard Rupert.
IA Peter VI Traugh, VS. Aaton Clayton,
is samuel Bttenbenter,,Ys Silas Edgar.
= 10. dan,cs Harding vs. Elias Reese.
IL. Isaiah Ffeas, VS. Wm lkeler
b IL. Loni n Gewen, vs. Elizabeth Daiius
~. Jacob Harris, VS. Peter JaeOby,
~. Jacob Bond, vs. Tilnan Magic .t.
VI. 0rorge Hughes, etal. vs. L Criawell, ct al.
%. David ReinbOld, vs. Michael Grover.
23 Ruasel Stucksr rsWm Keller
a. William A Klnc. " Geo. w Lo'Im n, ctni.
vs.. The Miners hank, 1T al. rs Edward NJ liinsr.
90. Rebecsa NHndcrslicc rs George Dodson.
n N l. Campbell rs Samusl Johnson.
~. David Waller, rs WIN. liugcnbuch
20. Henry Cooper rs Lemucl Gensrl, ct nj.
10. Longerhct FinRklin's Admr Christian WolTet a
~. DF syberi rs Reuben Nicely.
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Columbus Male and Female Academy

Normal and Commercial Instruction.
DRoF. Il. +. BINGHAM Principal, and MRS. =. +
Il, BINGHAM, Prcceptress,
The next term of this institution will commence
MONDAY, the 10th of APRIL, inst.
Tuition, from S4 Ia 81 per term,
~ Board from 81 IS to, 81 % per week, G.
rooms for those " ishing to hoard themselves.
For further particulars inquire of the Principal
JOHN KOONS, soc'y Of TruIte1s
New Columbus April IL. 1863.
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A Reverend Gentleman having been restored to
health few days, after undergoing all the usual
routine aud Irregular expensive modes of trFHment
without considers it his sacred duty tOicOu-
To his afflicted irilaw creatures the means
Hence, on the RECEIPT of an addressed envelope
he i'll send (frec) copy of the prescription used
Direct t. Dr. JouS NJ DAGsALL, lS6 Fulton St. Brook
yn, New ork. -.
Feb lSl3-lUO
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, 'sss',INe, e,.,rA4 rA4ge,."': 1 ::
A National Democratic Newspaper,
TO BE PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY n
THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA,
BY A. j. GLOSSBRENNER a. co.

A. ). GLossDRsSSER. FRANCIS J. aRUSD, wA, II. WELSH
"TnE Aar" will advocate the principles and policy
Of the Democratic party, and Will therefore, neces
defend the Constitution ofthe United States, and that
Of this Commonwealth. r' '. go
II will freely aad fairly discuss all legitimate subjects
Of newspaper comment incl uding ofcourse and pre-.
cminenty NJ this time, all questions connected with
the existing unhappy condition OF our country.
II viii fearlessy criticsc tho public acts Of public
servants and defend the legal and constitutional
rights og individual citizens md of sovereign states
against assaults from any quarter, q"
II will seek 10 awaken She minds of'he people In
proper sense of theactual condition OF the Republic
present to thc3n tuhuly, the fearful perils IA which
task that is before them, If thoy would check our
downward progross, and 10 inspire them with patriot.
ic determination TO amply rHE REMEDY for our naona
His,i'' - =
In brief will IN all things aim bs the faithful
opponent uf Democratic ptucircs aud to render Itself
whose auspices our country prOsprrod so long and 50
welt The rC tofHtUn Uf that patty party Of the
Con stitutOn and the UniontO power, in the lcgis.
laiiyc hnd e1ccutiye governmental braOchcs Of the
states aud OF the Union, believe to be necessary
avert anarchy, andthc utter ruin O the Republic. 70
contribute to that restoration will b. our highe nm.
Tho News, Literary 'nlnlcrcial. and other depart.
mentS, VIII receive due attention, aid VIII b.
duc'ed a. to make "rnk Aol' worthy Of the support
OF the general reader
a. The many difficulties surrounding an en-.
terprise otthe magnitude of that ia winch the UNDER
signed engaged require them to appeal to the pub
lie for generous support and to ask for bE AGk a
liberal Patronage and extended circulation.
Thr present state of tile preparatory arrangcmc nts
warrants the expectation, that the irst number of
The DAILY viii appear before tue clos" of the coming
month, (rcbruary, 1861 The Weekly viii be issued
thereafter.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE il hereby given, to a persons interested,
~ that the following accounts have been filed and
will be presented To the Court of Common Pleas to he
hld at Bloomsbury in and for the county of Columbia
Ql Wednesday the 9th day uf May next, AT O'Clock
Ia the afternoon, for confirmation and allowance,
loss cause be shown to thr contrary:
|. The account of John Deitttrich
trustee Of Catharinc Yctter.
= Account OF Jacob Hartman. admin
,,,srator Of Jaceb Hartman deceased who .rustee
of Mary IIrinbach, n lunatic, D. g..
JACOB FvErLY, rtothonotary.
bloomsbury. April II, lS63
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NOTICE,

the solicitation Of friends, the undcrsIg ned would
"A respectfully offer himself Nv a CANDI DATE FOR
THE OFFICE OF COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.
l..i TO-. J. B' PATTON,
Associate p,incipal of Greenwood semin, ry,
March a. 1863" Miiiviile, Pa.
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PETER YOHE a. son,

IJAVE recently opened RooT AND SHOE SHot
II IN LIGHT STREET, Columbia county, Pa, and set
prephTts do tho best WORK on the shortest notice a~
srkhs iowesl pIIses, GIVE Them call,
Hpfl IA, feb1