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HOW TO AVOID THE DRAFT.

TINHE undersigned wants a few more good Agents TO
i canvass Columbia, Luzerne and Montour counties,
for the Susquehanna Nurseries located al selhggrove
cept of few volunteer Agents TO NH the quota" Al
necessary Information, books, papers &c can be had
by addressing j. FRANh,
ssiinfEtovs, Fa
UZ- Applications must hr made immediately
SelntsIove, Pa Aus 9, 1903 3w 81 on
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BLOOMSBURG MARKETS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A GENTLEMEN, cured of Nervou.

A GENTLEMEN, cured of Nervous De-
bility, Incompetency, Premature Decay and Youthful
Error, actuated by desire to benefit Others vii be
happy to furnish all who need it (ee of charge the
recipe and directions for making the simple Remedy
used in his Those wishing to profit by his ex
perence-and possess Valuable Remedy will receive
the same, by return mall Carefully sealed) by address
sing JOHN o. OGDEN,
No, GO Nassau Street. NJ Y.
New York hupust I5. JS63--3in
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VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION INDIsCRETIoNs OF
YOUTH.

CAUTION None are genuine unless the words
"IIolloways New York and London are discernable
as Watcrinark in every leaf of the book of directions
around each pot or box the same may plainly seen by
holding the leaf to the light. handsome reward will
be given to any rendering such information may
lead the detection of any party or parties counter
feiting the medicines or vending the same, knowing
them to be- spurious.
~ Sold at manuactory OF Professor Holloway, so
MAIDEN Lane. New York and by all respectable Drug.
lists and Dealers in Medicine throughout the civilized
world, IN boxes at 2j cents. and 81 each.
Ep1 here is considerable saving by taken the larger
sizes.
~ B-Drcctions for the guidance ofpatiens in every
disorder are affixed to each box.
June 90, lSG3,-y.
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ga Gov. Curtin, in a special message
TO the Legis ature assured the people that
he would not be candidate and yet he is
a candidate, and evidently meant to be
when he wrote his message.
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pGy~Presidcnt Lincoln, it is said, spends
n,ost of his leasures time in franking Loyal
League circulars and documents, by this
means helping his own denomination for
4he Presidency.
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THE NEW YORK DAILY NEWS.
NORTH CENTRAL RAILWAY.

Summer Time Table.
TWO TRAINS DAILY to and from the North and
West Branch Of the Susquehanna, Elmira, and all of
Northern New York.
nN and after Monday, April Goth 1863 the Passenger
~ Trains of the North Central Railway will arrive at
and depart from sunbury, Harrisburg, and Baltimore
as follows, viz:
SOUTI II w ARD.
Mail Train leaves Sunbury daily Except
Sunday 1910 a H.
" leaves Harrisburg, LIS p H.
arrives at Baltimore, 5.35 "
Express Train leaves Sunbury daily Except
sunday) 1I.O7 p. m
q" leaves Harrisburg Except
Monday) 200 a. IN
- arrives at Baltimore daily lex
cept Monday,) els "
Harrisburg Accommodation leaves Harris.
burg. O.3O
MORT II w ARD,
all Train leaves Baltimore daily Except
sundayD 0.l5 a. IN
leaves Harrisburg LIS p. III
arrives at Sunbury. 4O5 I"
Express Trains Baltimore daily, 9l5
" arrives at Harrisburg, l.3J q. III
leaves llarrisburg( except Monday 800 &"
arrives at Sunbury, J35 "
For further information apply at the Office.
1. N. DuBARRY, Supt.
Harrisburg, Aug. g, 1868.
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5ely' We frequently hear men who act
with the abolitionists claiming to be Doug.
las Democrats. We have no doubt but
what they are Douglas Democrats-Fred
Douglas Democrats.
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GRAND JURORS

For SEPTEMBER TERM, 1868.
BlOom--Chares G. Barkley.
Benton--Stott f. CoCy.
Berwick Borough-Michael Frantz, Geo A, Beam.
Briar Creek-George NJ. Bower. Ephraim Evans.
Centre-David X. sloan Philip Miller.
Catawissa-Josepn Brrisch, Nathan iIelwig.
COnyngham-Johu r. Kline, jr.
Franklin-Reubeu Knittle.
Greenwood Samnel Abertsen.
lemloCk-William Eyerly.
Locust-John Mensch, William Ielwig.
MOntOur-Emnnucl Lazarus.
Mitllin-Heny Heller.
Madison--JacOb Girton
Mans-Washington Fisher, William Miller.
Orange-Jamcs b, Harman.
Pne-Iiran ShutZ
Sugar. rloif-AeXander Hess.
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SERa. JOHN +. HALL, son of Rev. VIM.
S. Hail. wounded at Gettysburg, died lst
inst, aged 81 years.
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TRAVERSE JURORS.
For SEPTEMBER Term, 1868.

TRAVERSE JURORS.
For SEPTEMBER TERM, 1863.
BlOOm--Iliram Hover.
Benton--David NOcum, Samuel Hess, John G Doty.
Briar Creck--Joseph Lamnn, Adam Suit.
Beaver--Petcr ECkrOat, Joel Bredbcnder.
Berwick Boroush--Isaiah Bower, Seth b Bowman.
Catawssa--Mayberry Hughes, Abel Thomas
Centre--Elias Greasy.
Franklin--isaac Hendershot.
Fishing Creek--Will Jam Whitenight.
GreenwOod--William T.. Patterson, Samuel Kisner,
Robert Robbins Caleb Moore, John Black.
IIcmlock--Dr Joseph Evans, Jackson Lcidy, VIM.
H. Shoemaker,
JacksOn--Daniel Poust,
IIocust--SolOmOn Yeager, VIM ErwinC, Elias Iielwg,
John Yfager, Henry Gable
Maine Samuel Fisher.
Madison--John Fruit Sr., John stetler, Bethuel
Whpple
Nihin--JShn II ITeter Isaac Snyder, SamI I.utz
Urange--AeX. Hughes, David AChenbach, Daniel
Keitier.
Pine--lsrae Heath.
Roaring Creek--JefGrson Winterstecn, Adam Cable
Peter Levan.
scott--Daniel Snyder, Henry w. Greasy, Peter Ent
John Ent
sugarloaf--samucl Kitchen.
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Columbus Male and Female Academy

II. $. BINGHAM, A, NJ. ., Principal.
MRS. 5, l.. BINGHAM Preccptress.
TN next Term % Gs Institution in commence on
l. the Third Mond., If August inst. Students will
find it advantaga TO- prescu at the commencement
of the Term
Tuition, from 81 t. SO per term
u- Board from 81 SO 10 81 90 per week, Good
rooms for those wishing TO board themselves.
For further particulars inquire Of the Principal or
ID L.CHAPlN, Treasurer
or JOHN KOONS, Secretary.
New Columbus, Aug g. 1s63-2m*
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REGISTER g. RECORDER.

| pom consultation with many friends in
~ different parts Of the County am Induced IN ofor
myself to the Democratic Convention. and subject to its
ection, as n candidate for the Office of
Register y. Recorder,
IN and for The county of Columbia aud hereby solicit
the favorable consideration of the Denocrary nj The
Primary Delegate Elections twill be my aim to per.
FORM the duties ei the Office promptly, differently and
couTtcOusy. ~
JOHN G, FREEZE.
Bloomsbury July H. 1893
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PROCLAMATION

NXTHEREAs, the Hon. WILLIAM ELwELL, President
w Judge of the Court of oyer and TermBeT aud Gen
oral Jail Delivery, Court of Quarter Sessions of the
Peace and Court of Common Pleas and Orphans Court,
in the 26h Judicial District, composed Of the counties
of Columbia, Sullivan and Wyoming, and the Hon John
MRcynolds stephen Baldy AssociatoJudges of Celum.
bia county have issued their date the 9Th
day of May in the year Of Lord thousand eight
hundred and sixty three and to directed for holding
Court of Oyer and TCrniner and General Jail delivery
General Quarter Sessions of the Peace. Common Pleas
and Orphans Court in Bloomsbury, in the county of
Columbia the first Monday, (being the 1th day. of
September next, and to continue one week.
Notice is hereby given to the Coroner the Justices Of
the ace of the said county of Columbia
that they be then and there in their proper persons AT
O'Clock in tho forenoon Of said day with their records
n1ustons and other remembrance TO do those things
which to their Offices appertan to be done. And those
that bound by recognizance toprosecue against the
prisoners that may be in the Jail of said county Of
Columbia to be then aud there to prosecute them as shall
be just Jurors requested to be puncta in their at
tendance agreeaby to their notices. Dated at Blooms
burg the 9th day of August the Of our Lord
Thousand light hundred and sixty three and in the eigh
eighth year of the Independence of the Emitted States
of America. J. ii. FURMAN,
Aug Z, 1863. Sheriff.
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ASSIGNEES NOTICE.
'

ASSIGNEES NOTICE.
Estate Of Elias Wertman, Of Greenwood.
s1IIE creditors and all other persons inter cstcd in the
1 estate of Elias Wcrtman, late Of Greenwood town
shin Columbia county will take notice that John X.
GrOz and John Staey, the assignces, have flied their
first account in the PrOthOnotarys Oihce in the said
county, and that the said account will be presented to
the Court of Common Pleas of said county for allow
ance and confirmation cslay, the ninth day Of
September next Of which all parties interested viii
take notice.
ALsu:-rhe account of VIM Piatt, committee of
person and estate of John Piatt Lunatc,
ALSO :-The account of Henry Helwig and John
Rarig, committee of the person and estate of John
Graham, alunatic of Roarngcreek township, Columbia
county. - - .
JACOB EYERLY, Proth'y
bloomsbury, Aug. g, lsG3-Iw.
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BRICK FOR SALE !

TINE undersigned has on hand lot of well Burned
Brick of great variety for sale. All persons who
wish good brick should apply at once.
w. TERMS CASH
ROBERT B. ARTHUR.
Bloomsbury July, %, is63-3t,
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PRoTHoNoTARY AND CLERK OF THE COURTS.
TO the Democracy Of Columbia
we are authorized to announce that JESSE COLE.
MAN OF Orange township, will be candidate for the
olcc of Proth0noary and Clerk of the severn Courts
of Columbia County, subject the decision of the Dem
ocratic County Convention.
Orange twp, July, 4, 1863
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OMMISSIONER

THOMAsJ. VANDERsLlCE, Esq, of lemio,k twp.
we are authorized to announce will be candidate this
Iali iof COUNTY COMMISSIONER, subject to the de-
csion of the Columbia County Democratic Convention
Hemock twp. July A. 1sG3
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
AND OINTMENT.

All who have Friends and Relatives in the Army
Navy should take espeea care that they be amply sup
brave soldiers and Sailors have neglected to provide
themselves with them, no better present can be sent
them by their Friends They have been proved to be
COUGHS AND COLDS AFF ECTING TROOPS
win be speedily relieved and ofrectuay cured by
ing these admirable medicines md by paying proper
attention to the Directions which are attached to each
Pot Box
SICK HEADACHES AND WANT OF APPETITE,
INClDEN rAL TO SOLDIERS.
Those feeling which so sadden us usually arise from
trouble or annoyancps, obsructed peIspratiop
ing and drinking whatever is unwholosome, thus dis.
trbing the healthfu action Of the liver and stomach
These organs must be relieved if you desire to be well
The Pills, taken according 60 the printed instructions
will quickly produce healthy action in both liver and
stomach. and, natural consequence, clear head
aud good appetite
WEAKNESS OR DEBILITY INDUCED BY OVER
FATIGUE
Will soon disappear by the use of these invaluable
Pills, and the Soldier will quickly acquire additional
strength Never let the Bowels bo either confined or
unduly acted upon. II may seem strange, that llo
oway's Pills should be recommended for Dysentery
and Flux. many persons supposing that they would
increase the relaxation. This is great mistake, for
remove all the acrd humors from the system. This
medicine will give tone and vgor to the whole organic
system however dcIaHged' while health aud strength
follow as matter of course. Nothing will stop the re-
Taxation of the Bowes SO sure as this famous mod
cine
VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION 1ND1sCRETIoNs OF
Sores and Ulcers, Blotches and swengs can with
rainty be radically cured the Pills taken night
morning and Ointment be freely used as stated in
the printed instructions IfreUted in any other man.
ner they dry up in enc part to break out in another
Whereas this Ointment will remove the humors from
the sy and leave the Patient vigorous aud healthy
man. IL will require little perseverance III bad
! ses to insure lasting cure.
| FOR WOUNDS EITHER OCCASIONED BY THE
| BAYONET SABRE, OR THE BULLET, sOSES
| OR BRUISES,
To which every Soldier and Saiior are liable, there
M med 50 fp ug llOt
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ESTATE OF ALIEN MARR.
COLU.NBL4 COUNTY, SIS:

COL OvHBIH GUN III SIS:
h the Orphans Court of sad county, inter ALA it is
thus cOntained
Writ of Partition and valuation OF the Real Estate of
Alem Mari, deceascd.
And now, May 7th 1863 return of Inquest confirmed
absolutely and motion of John g. Freeze, the Court
grant a rule on Chester g. MARI William Mari, Chas
Mari, Nelson Mari, Hiram $. Marr, Rachel Everhart
late Rachel Mari and Harriet Van Liew. late Harriet
Mari, children of Alem Mari, late OF Scott township
IN Columbia county deceased, TO appear at an Orphans
Court to be held at bloomsbury, and for the county
of Coambia, on the first Monday to wit: The 7th day
of September next aud accept refsse the several
purparts of the said estate AT the valuation placed upon
the said purparts by the inquest show cause why the
should not be sold agreeaby 10 the act OF AS
scmby in such cases made and provided. Personal
notice of the rule to be served upon all the parties
siding in the county, and six weeks publication of the
rule prior the day thereof to be published in
Of the papers published in bloomsbury in said
county paper containing the publication to be sent
to each of the parties out Of the county each week du
ring the publication of the same where the residence
Is known.
BY the Court.
Certified from the Records, May l6, 1863
JACOB Fly ERLY, Cl'k Of o. G.
Per MICHAEL + EYERLY, Asst
The parties above named viii take of the above
rule J, III. FURMAN Sheriff.
SheriffNs Office, bloomsbury
July IL, lsd3.-6t.
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$500 Copies Of Works Of Art,
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.

OF these we manufacture great variety, ranging in
price frem so cents TO $50 each,
Our Albums have the reputation of being superior III
beauiy and durability 10 any others The smaller
kinds can be sent safely by mail at postage oi SIX
cents per or The more expensive can DC sehl ny CA
press. .. +,
We also keep large assortment .. sterescopSs aua M
Sterescopc views Our Catalogue of lnese VIII 9S ~
sent to any address on receipt Of stamp. h., q ~
Anthony, Manufacturers of Photographic MateI!"'S
sol Broadway, New York ,
Friends or relatives of prominent military men wii
confer favor by sending their hkenesses 10 copy
They will be kept efully and returned uninured
Fine Albums made TO order for congregations 10 pre-
sent TO their Pastor Tor other purposes with suila
bic Inscriptions, &c,
August %, lsG3- -6m
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Mem a0uertts
TEACHERS WANTED

TWO good School Teachers in COnyngham township
l Columbia county. None but those with good Ger.
tfcatcs need apply TO such good salaries will be paid
Schools 10 commence about the first of September.
J. ]. HOAGLAND, Secty.
Conyngham twp, Aug. %, IsG3-3w 81 90.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

THE co partnership heretofore existing between the
l. undersigned, trading and Merchandising in Main
vile Columbia ~, under firm Of Reighard 4
Nuss was dissolved on the 18th of June, 1863 by mu.
tual consent The Cooks, Notes Accounts &C., Of the
late rm are now In the hands Of Mr. Reighard, in the
Store, for immedalH settlement All persons Interes
tad will please call and settle, =. ,
CHARLES NuaS
Malavlie, Aug. 1865 s. 90,
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FAMILY NEW SPAPER,

pure in its moral influence, ennObng in its character,
and satisfactory that large class in the community
who desire to see the Publ Press treat all public
tons with arguments expressed in courtesy aud candor
though, at the same time, with the spirit due the
themes discussed
Ry reference to the terms of the New York Weekly
News it will be noticed that it is by far the cheapest
newspaper in the world and the Proprietor feels that
he may invite those who approve Of its principles and
conduct their influence in adding to its present
large circulation.
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ESTRAN

OAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber, some
\ three months since, i'll Mitln township, Columbia
county,
MFEA Large 1iah Hog,
-HI-s1a supposed to weigh about $50 bs and is in
ESIze<@ good condition. The owner is requested to
prove property pay charges and take him away or he
will be sold according to law.
THOs. U. sWEPPENHISER
Aug. g, 1863. 3.-3wSl!O0*
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET REPORTS

are given in the sucenct yet complete manner
They claim particular notice for their fidelity and
trnh and all those who desire to comprehend the ex.
act financial condition Of the country shOnd not fail to
examine the views which will be found in this depart
ment Of the journal
In all other RESPECTS the weekly news will be found
to meet the public demand lis the especial object of
the Proprietor render ii valuable aud entertaining
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THE NEWS DEPARTMENT

Is supplied by corps ofreporers and pondents
that is surpassed by any other journal, and the
tolegraphc intelligence will be fun, complete aud re
liable and from every point to which the electric wires
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SeSr Lieut.. Brockway writes US that one
charge of the Rebels was 20 severe that
portion Of the 1lth Corps fell back, where
by the Battery f. had to sustain the chage,
and that they drove the Rebels back with
stones, clubs, &c. And that they hailed
canister among the retreating enemy cat
0se rate Of buSbet a minute" We pub
llsh from the Toledo Bade very graphic
sketch of the charge and repulse.
Col. FREEZE has for sale, at the Re-
corder's Office, Bloomsbury, Fifty Copies
Of 'SheppardS's Constitutional Text Book,
recommended by the best judges and Jaw
yers of the country, for the use Of the
public, Different editions come at from
rs cents, to 81 ,25.
He has been induced to send for them
because they have been SO frequently in
quired after. They are the same edition
be uses in his speeches. Call and buy one.
Bey- The Centre Democratic Club, An
drew Freas in the Chair, met at Fowlers
School House, August l 9th in the evening
The attendance was large and enthusi
astic The meeting was addressed by Col
Freeze and f. IL. Little, Esq'rs.
The Democracy of Centre is up and
awake, and will give good account Of
herself at the October election, They
ask only for a fair field and no favor.
.
Bas~ A letter from the army to us hal
the following paragraph -
"The men actually believed Mcclellan
to be in chief command and when tn,
cavalry commenced fighting in the dis
tance the whole line commenced shouting
"The-e comes Mcclellan with reinforce
ments = Said an officer in rallying hi
brigade; "Men you are fighting unde
Mcclellan now." At that magic nam
the line was reformed, and by a final ef
fort the enemy were repulesd at tba
point"
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SENATORIAL.
TO The Democratic Electors Of Columbia COUNTY;
FRIENDS AND FELLOW CITIZENS Grateful for your fot
mer partiality and generous confidence wouid re-
spectfully announce that will be a candidate before
he Democratic county Convention for the nomination
as a candidate for
STATE SENATOR
TO represent the Thirteenth Senatorial District of Penn
sylvania, composed Of the counties of Colunbio Mon
tour Northumberland and Snyder ~
and respectfully solicit your suffrage
p,o.u, ,.....-,.,.- ,, LEVI J.. TATE.
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NEW YORK WEEKLY NEWS.

NEW YORK WEEKLY NEWS.
EIGHT PAGES, FORTY COLUMNS.
Issued Every Saturday, For One Year one Dollar
Eleven Copies TO one Address One wear Ten noiats'
Single Comics. THREE CENTS
THE NEW YORK DAILY NEWS.
first class Metropolitan Journal, devoted to Peace
und Constitutional Liberty and containing all the news
of the day, Political, Telegraphic Commercial and
Local is the cheapest daily paper in the metropolis
TRRMs-One Copy, one Year, SIX DOLLARS.
one Copy, six Months. THREE DOLLARS.
Single copies. TNo CENIS'
r~y. Address BENJAMIN WOOD. Editor and Pro
ptietor, No. 10 City Hall Square, N. Y.
New York, August 10, le63-tf
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Candidates Department.

Printers Fee-s2 90 OOeach-snvariably in
ddUdHce.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-14
Facts about Apples.

Apples dried before they are fully ripeu-
ed, will make more pounds to the bushe
than those that are fully matured.
Very large apples will not yield as man ,
pounds of dred apples to the bushel al
smaller ones.
Large apples have larger sap cells than
small ones, and less fibre.
Small sized apples will often yielG eight
pounds Of dried apples to the bushel.
A bushel of Baldwins will often make
nine pounds of dried apples.
Apples with thick, close texture skins
keep longer than thin skinned fruit.
When tree overbears, the favor of the
ruit is impaired. hi. ... g..
The flavor of the fruit is dependant on
the maturity Of the sap through the leaf.
tree. in which the sap is oxygenized and
purified. =H
The favor of tho fruit does not depend
upon the character Of the sap as carried up
from the root, but upon the m amer in which
the tree breathes; hence the character OF the
fruit does not follow the root upon which
it is grated, but the leaf which the scion
produces.
If there is much larger relative proper
tion of fruit than leaves, the fruit will be of
inferior flavor.
Pick all the leaves from a tree, and not
an apple will fully tipsn.
Large leaved trees will bear large apples
and a nurseryman can pick out of nursery
the trees that will bear large apples before
they bear fruit. .sf
Many varieties are naturally tender and
are early killed out of nurseries in cold To-
cations; hence the advantage in buying the
hardy remaining trees Ia nurseries SO To-
Gated. s-.,-