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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02
The Truth OF HIsToRY.-Says til,

The Truth OF HIsToRY.-Says the
gallant and patriotic LonsoiHe journal
"The Crittenden Compromise would have
been the death Of the rebellion, and both
Southern Senators and Republicon Scna-
tors ere responsible for its failure for
enough of either to have carried the meas
ure, with the aid of those who actually
voted for it, refused to vote for it or op.
posed it. 1t took two parties to beget this
rebellion
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02

@Tbe editor of the Columbia Demo
cyat, asserts that "the man who will no,
accept the name Of Coppcrhead is not
quite Democrat
Columbia co. Republican.
We believe that we never any where ut
tered the sentiment attributed above to
us by Dr. John. 1t is our privilege TO
put our abolition neghbor on the delen-
sivc and demand the proof of his assertion
Come Dr. mount the witness stand, and
rembmber you are expected TO "tcl TIL
truth, the whole TRUTH and nothing but
thc truth"
But, whether we ever used the express
sion or not, is of little consequence. We
are free TO admit, that we would much
rather be called "CoPPERHEAD," by the
enemies Of our liberties, than to merit, as
they do, the appellation Of 'N'gge'he07s' :
Old Abe, .he head of the present "DeS
s,otisut" has set the example of calling
loyal soldiers and law-abiding citizens
by the hickman, Of Coppcrh heads, and it
is not strange. that his toOls..and mino s.
fools and knaves--liars and black guards,
towards aud robbers-whose names are
legions should emulate the patriotic ex'
ample of their great comman der.
"Copperheads" rs. "Niggerheads, =
Wollies, you have given the Democratic
Party this low designation in derision and
contempt, and now, We say ''la her rip"
We have licked you out, in every contest
since your party opposed our liberties du'
ring the Revolutionary War, even under
the mcanest nickname the vocabulary Of
of scandal has been able to assign to US,
and we now fearlessly assert that VIC will
demolish you again Overwhelmingly in
next Oc tobcr, and teach you to respect
the term "CoPPERHRADs," as the world
and future history will loathc and dispise
.b2 party known as "Niggsrhcad'''
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02
For Brcckinridge,
Against Breckenridge,

Against Breckinrdgc, l34,773.
We thus find that, granting, that all
who voted for Breckenridge were dsunion-
lists, there was majority OF l34,7l3 of
the Southern people mtuvor 'ofMc Union
or opposed to Secession.
The 500 900 who voted for Bell and
Everett were certainly Union men, for
their platform was simply tue "Union the
Constitution, and the Enlo rccmcnt of ,he
Law" The 1863 600 who voted for Doug
las and Johnson must not be claimed as
Seccssionists, for they wore especially
opposed to Breckinridgc and Lane; aud
it is needless to say that the 2G 900 Abo-
itionists scattered through the South who
voted for Lincoln and IIamlin, will not be
charged with that Kind of seccssonism for
which the South was to be punished.
BY making war, therefore, upon the
South as States, for the crimes of their iu-
dividual citizens, and not upon those in
dividual offenders, those men of the South
who stood upon the record as our friends
were at once transformed into our worst
enemies. Had wisdom guided the coun.
ellis at Washington, that majority of Union
men in the South could have been largely
increased, and secession suppressed thro'
the instfumentally of the Southern States
themselves.
But instead Of this, the blood-letting"
policy was adopted. A war, first of CO.
erscion, then of subjugation, and now of
conquest and cxtermination, was adopted
with what final result future history
must record.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02

pas- We have heard the story of a
Quaker who, upon being implored by
Republican to join the Royal League, re-
sponded Friend thee changest thy name
too often have known thee as a Wing,
as Free Soiler, as a Native American
as Know Nothing, as a Republican as IA
sneerer at the Union, as a friend of the
Union, as a Loyal Lacquer, and thou re-
collectest how many more titles, and l
cannot trust thee. When brother Obed
fell from grace and became rogue, he
changed his name, and have found that
wherever men design making their living
by dishonest means, they are always like
ly to do the same. Ii ever thee adopts
one name and set principles, and hangs
on to them, for fifty years, as the Demo-
ocrats have done, ! may begin 10 trust
thee.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02
Iron City College-Testimonial

The following unsolicited letter from
one of the firm of Bener & Burgess pays
high, but decreased comp iment 10 an
institution which numbers among its grad
yates many of the most intelligent and
successful business men in the country
Professors JenkiaS e. SmiM-Gentle-
men II have long felt it my duty TO ex-
press to you the high opinion l entertain
of the Iron City College as an institution
fit in every respect to prepare young men
for active business
can most unhesitatingly say, that
can conceive OF no way, by which to make
the course of study more thorough and
practical than that so long pursued by
you, and which has been so fully attested
by the unvarying success of your students,
What | regard as one Of the most ad-
mirable, important, and never to be for
gotten features of the school, is the con-
slant and watchful care bestowed By the
various Professors in behalf of their pu-
pills, and feel as though could never
repay the Faculty for their efforts in my
behalf while student there. These feel
ings, together with deep sense of duty,
have prompted me to pen this note, aud l
shall never fail to say to young men con
templating a commercial course, SEQ to
the Iron City College, if you wish to ac-
quire perfect knowledge of the scie nee
and become successful practical book
keepers.
Truly, yours, b. II. Bener,
Erie, Pa, March Is, 1853.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02

INCREASE OF. RArs.-The Farmer Ga
sene (English) asserts and proves by fig
cures that one pair of rats will have a
progney and descendants amounting to no
less than 65l ,O5O in three years Now
unless this immense can be kept down they
would then consume more food than would
sustain 65, 900 human beings. 1t will be
far wiser in the larmerto turn his attention
to the destruction of rats than Of small
birds.
Certainly it will. Whoever engages in
shooting small BIRDS is cruel man !;
whoever aids in extermiuating rats is a
benefactor. We should like some Of cor
respondents to give US the benefit Of their
experience in successfully driving out these
pests. We need something besides dogs
cats, and traps for this business.
Eds Scientific american.
We can give our experience in very
few words "CosTARs" Rat Exterminator
is the simplest, safest, cheapest, and su.
rest remedy; the most perfect RAT-ifca
ton meeting we have ever attended. -
Every rat that can get it, properly prepar-
ed according to directions, will eat t,and
every one that eats it will die, generally at
some place as distant as possible from
where the medicine was taken.
Lake Shore (Mich.) Mirror.
Day- See advertisement in thispnper.
by" Sold in--Bloomsburg.
GT By--Eyer g. Meyer.
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PROC.LA NATION.

WHEREAS, The Hos, WILLIAM ELwfLL, rrosiden,
w Judge oi the Court ofOyCr aud 1rrnincr and Gen
era Jail Delivery, Court Of Quarter Sessions Of he
fearr ana Court of Common Pleas and Orphans Conrt
IN the 18th judicial District, composed Of the countir,
OF Columbia sullivan aud Wyoming, and the Hon Jthn
MRryhnlds x stephen Badly Observation-Disclosures of CeuuI
PA have Issued their Lcarng date the III,
gay OF rtD III the year of our Lord thousand eight
hunlfcl ana SNy three and 10 directed for holding
court o oyer unl TrTmincr aud General Jail delivery
nehrtal aHItCr Sessions Of tho Peace, Common Plea
anu ophahs Court, in BlOOmsburg, in the county ,f
columbia, on the first Monday (bcng the AIN dnyi n,
May next, and To continue one week - -
Notice Is hereby given to the Coroner the Justccs Of
lhc race ana C0hstabcs of the said county of
tna lty be then and there in their proper persons N
io oclnck IN IN. forenoon Of said day with their crords
inllsitlons and other remembrance do thos. Thing
Mnch TO teir olhces appertan ~ be done Aud those
a' are Duhu ny recogniZancC to prosecute against the
.hat are or may be in the Jail of said county of
opa 10 be then aud there to prosecute them as sha
pc Js, jurors are requested To be punctua in their M
,enuance agreeabIy TO their notices. Dated at Bloons
bs lhe st day of April IN the year Of our Lord one
eigh hundred and sixty three, and in the eirh
of America. / n FtIRW Az S'"'o'
April IL. 1863 Sha.;y
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02

Er Choice Seed Potatoes. Mr.. P. SUIT
TON, of Ransom, Luzerne county offers
for sale great variety Of choice early
seed potatoes. Our friends will find Mr.
Sutton entirely responsible and have their
orders promptly filled. Read his card, il
this Journal, and then loose no time in
procuring for yourselves and ncighbors a
supply of these premium early potatoes.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02
a1y- .Nuucy Union Hotel, Mai n

p@ Muncy Union Hotel.-M N
HUDSON, formerly of Columbia county,
has become the proprietor of the Union
in Muncy. Few men know better how
than Mr. Hudson, to keep Hotel, and
none can more exert themselves to please
their guests. The many friends Mr.. II
left in this county, when passing Muncy,
will be happy to give him cal! and en-
Joy his enlarged hospitality.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02

Cmppps owe much OF their sickness To- colda. No
matter where the disease NAV appear be seated, Ms
origin maS he traced to suppressed pcrspiratinn or
cold. Cramps and lung complaints are diree, products
of colds In short colds the horbingrrs Of half the
diseases that ail,ct humanity, for as they are caused
by checked perspitaton, and as nve'cighths " ha
waste uticr the body escapes through the porcs n
these pores are closed, that proportion Oi disease
,sarily follows Keep clear therefore, ni colds
aud coughs the grcnt rccurSos OF si'"ase o " con
MADAME PURTER's CURATIVE RAlSAM Sold
by all Druggists, at - cents and % cent? per bottle
March II, 1863.
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EpiroR Dem oc rat

DBAR SIN:
with your pcrmisaion wish TO sny 10 the rchdefs oI
vout pn per that viii send by return mail 10 all who
wish il tfrcc) Recpe, with fili direetionr for making
and usinp .mpie Vegetable nlm that will cficciusy
rrmoye in III dd,s. Pimpc- Biotches, Tan, Frcrkss,
and ali Impurities Of tha skin, leaving the samd soti
clear smooth and beautiful.
yill aiso mai free to those having BALD Heads OF
Rare faces simple directions and information that viii
enable them to start full growth OF Luhuricnt Hair
Whi,kcts or a Mcustache, In less than 10 days, All
,pucatons answered by return nSil withou, charge.
Respectfully yours;
TMO5 Y. CHAPMAN.
Chamst,
No t3i ntuadvay, New fvtk
Fob pp Is61-ln,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02

s&J. S. SANDERS, Esq, Editor Of the
~'Ber,cick Gazette" j.. an industrious man
and-like all good fellows-sometimas
has good streak of luck. Last week,
whilst spading in his garden, he exhumed
Siluer Hay Dollar Now, what will an
Editor do with so much money!
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02
Feb. 2s, ls62--3m

gentlemen having been rcstored to health IN few
days after undergoing all the usual routine and ifreg
ulnf expensiye modes of treatment without sucerSs
nsidcrs il his sacred duty TO communicate to his
afflicted fellow creatures the means OF cure henco
the receipt OF an addressed envelope hc WIN seah
free n COW Of III, prescription used. Hirect to DR.
JOHN NJ. DAGNAbL, isG Fulton street, hrookyn.
N.W yo,t. harcb IL.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02

True NIGGER-HEAD DocTRINE.--At
an Abolition meeting in Concert Hall,
Philadelphia, on Thursday evening week,
"Rcvereud" Albert n. Gilber, made a
speech in which he said ;-"This is a
war for the Abolition of slavery. Why
should we longer attempt to hoodwink one
another! Why should We deny what we
know is fact From the first day OF
January, 1868, every true and loyal Amer
lean is an AbolitioniSt, every American
army an Abolition army, and whenever
it advances, it carries in one hand the sword
or the gun in the other, freedom to the
negro"
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SPECIAL NOTICE2,

t1-Tbc t,n mrrisi Csntse wU BE- conducted ty
IA, rtin,i,Bi ~. " Itw,li. oho takes the ropttts,
nifty tJ turing his hearty thanks 20 the paJre ib,
thtir IibLrni patronage heretofore brttowcd On the
inchis econ to be in,foduc d into NE sycrnl dtphI,
n, mis- y. W. Luwrir'
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02

s@- Commission Meychant.-Mr. Ed
WARD B. SNIDER, of Phelpsville, Sullivan
county, has opened general commission
office in Bloomsbury. Mr.. Snider, is a
responsible young man and is possessed
of business qualifications. Card in this
.stColumbia Democrat"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02

D,ssoioTios OF PAprssRSnIr-It will be reen by a.
notice in cur columns that NOVEL; n Warner hav
dissolved partnership In the Com mcrca College
MIR Lowell continues to conduct this excellent and
neur shiur Institution, aud is highly qualified for the
task Our business rel utions with him have always
been Of the most pleasant aud satisfactory character,
and we comend him and his College to tho coRiinusn
confidence and patronage Of the public. -Bingham'ss
DAILY REM hicau
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02

B@-Peterson's National Magazine. is
on our table, for May. 1t is beautiful
frcsh-vigorous. The best So 90 Maga.
zine published.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02

VINO ARE THE LoYALIsTs THE Leg
islature of New Jersey, on the last day of
its recent session, passed the following
resolution by concurrent vote of both
houses:
"AnM be IL Resoloed. That we pledge
from this State cordial and united sup.
port to the Federal Government in all its
constitutional efforts TO maintain the integ
rity of this glorious Union.'
The votes stood as 70 lows ALL the
Democrats, age all the Republicans
no! Who were the loyaists, and who
arc the traitors Let the common sense
of the people answer.
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pg- Ehancial.-We have to thank our

Eg Ehancial-We have to thank our
customers, for liberal payments, during
the past month. as will be seen by our
monthly Receipts. generosity of our
patrons is duly appreciated and We hope
to merit a continuance of their generous
confidence. That their promptiiudc may
not be abused, we have lately stricken off
the names of some hundreds, who neglect
to pay, and will push their delinquencics
to speedy collection.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02

DR.. John may hear from us next week,
10 the way Of little wholesome advice,
after certain event shall have tr transpircd.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02

B@-THE AGs.-This excellent new
Daily Democratic paper has been much
enlarged aud greatly improved. 1t is en-.
ph atically the paper of the age, 1t must
succeed.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02

s@- Col. CHAs. RUFF, Of Phila has
been appointed Provost Marshal General
for Pennsylvania.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02
Partyisn VS.. Patriotism

1t is an unfortunate fact that there are
too many in the country who cannot sink
the partisan in the patriot. 1t seems to
be easier for an Ethiopian to change his
skin than for one who has been a thorough
going party hack to turn from his old
paths. His habit of looking at things
simply in their party bearing has destroy
ed all capacity Of moving on high public
grounds and if by some strange fatality,
he is thrown there, he is sure to struggle
back to his old level.
Columbia county Republican.
DR.. John never uttered more truth, in
the same space, through the "Smm Ma
chine" The Black Republican Party
from Old Abe, its head, to DR.. John, the
tail of The concern, are the most uncom-
promising and un unscrupulus partizan pol
i'icians, that ever disgraccd our suffering
country. They have removed from Office
the bravest Generals and purest Patriots
of the age, solely on party principles
the only true friends of the country, and
supplied their places by miserable party
hacks, and thereby drenchcd the land in
blood, and filled every family with mourn
ing, and weeping, and lamentation. This
is the sequence of their "Patrotism' ovei
"Partyism," and the end is not yet. The
abolition cry is still for blood.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02
PUBLIC NOTICE FOR LICENSES.

NJ office is hereby given that the following pcrssns In
l\Co.umhin county hnv" flied their petitions in the
Court uf 0uarcr sessions, of said cOnn for tavern
aud licenses in thir respective Townships hc
said petitions " i'll b. presented TO said Court on the
eth day of May, A. d. lsG2 Of which m parties inter
estrd will take notice and thr licenses iii be granted
wednesday, the 4th day uf May 1T o'cluck r.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02

s@We have Imlay and Bicknell's Bank
Note Reporter for May. 1t is valuable
work. Always correct and reliable.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02

w~Godey's Lady's Book, the prince
Of Magazines, was received two weeks
since for May.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTI n.

ESl0'e II LN7Wlg Young. dcceaspd.
| ETTERS OF Administration on the Estate Of Iud.
LwIg Young late Of Madison twp Columbia CO dcc'd.
have been granted by the Register ofiul ro,in r,i
Wrghts, who resides in Hrnlock tow n>hip, uuG
abraham Young who Resides in said Madison tow
shlp All persons having claims against the r.lnt.
oi the deernent are requested toprescnt them for s
utncht, and all those ind, ,bt,d 10 make pnyur, 1t
without delay
LEVI WEiGHTS,
ABRAHAM NUI'NE,
.,,. ..,. .3dErE
hpri 2j, l3i3.~-cw,S2 20
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"Spectacles," in our next Democrat.

szg~The Gcnesee Farmer, for May, has
been reeei we'd.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02

DBr Mr.. A. j, EVANS, advertises his
friends that he has opened Clothing
Store, in bis Brick Stand, on Main above
Iron Street, Bloomsbury.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02
The Fatal Blunder Of the Lin
coin Administration.

The CIenftM RfPnJ'ican says, VIC
were among those who believed, with the
late Senator Douglas, that "war was dis
union and made use OF every means
within our reach to impress this conviction
upon the mi nds Of those who were presum-
cd TO be in communication with the men
who, in the spring Of ls6ls assumed the
reins Of government. Most men then
agreed that resort 10 the sword would
be the death kncl to the Union. Yet a
few we're found, who, ihro' their ignor-
ance of the american character, affected
to believe that there was no fight in the
South, and that their conquest by the
North would hardly be a "rrspectable
breakfast job Among these were the
radical Abolitionists who fanccd they
could thus see the way cl ear to 'impar-
tnl freedom for the negro; and most
unfortunately for our country. just at this
particular time, obtained complete con-
troll and mastery of the Administration.
The result was, the war policy was
adopted. This was bad enough blum.
der, but a worse one was to follow.
WheN war was thus resolved on, the
only possible hope Of sl'ccss was in crea-
ting division in the South dividing the
war element thereby strengthing the
hands of the Union men in the rebel States
A reference to the vote at the last Prcsi-
dental election will show the opportunity y
that was offered
According to the Abo'it it;on;sts, Brrck-
inrilge was the d>union candidate. For
the sake oil the argument let u- grant that
such was the case, no matter how false it
may have been in face. If he was tie
disunion, OF scccss ion candidate, it must
be granted that all the others were Union
candidates. lIct Us then turn to the vote
Lincoln had votes North l,s3ll,o} ,sj7.eyO
" South 2iijOi ''
Dorglas ha / votes North IaDo4jlI
" South l3,5.j i""''''u
Bell had votes North 7i,d7si ,,o,,,
South JlJg53 o"o'"''
| Brc gknriGge had votes North 21GsIS) .,..
" south 81 l1J e''''o'
| Total vote. 1GG2 20
! or this vote Mr. Lincoln received isj7G,u
All Others, !.epij.O
We thus find Mr.. Lincoln 10 be mi
"o|ihy President by populor vote of 0i6,-
950-or nearly one million.
But to return to our purpose. The above
figures show that but 57l,l35 votes were
polIed for Breckenridge in the Southern
States, and for all others, O5,9Os, thus
For Lincoln, 26,43O.
For Douglas, l63, ,525.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02

ser Arihur's Home Magazine, the young
Ladies' special favorite, is here for May.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02
NOTICE,

the soCitatlon Of friends, the UNDERSIGNED wanna
M tesbcSllully offer himself as CANDI DATE FuP
TIE OFFICE OF COUNTY suPERiNrENpEiT1o ="
,o.!...r-, J. u PATTON
Ms Ns'"tISto 20, Principal Of Grccnw God senn.iy.
'e" w. '''' Milh IllC, Ia.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02
PUBLIC SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

AI.U AblIi REAL hS \ IL.
I be undersigned, Executors Of the last
will &c. Of Jacnb Biddr late of Anthony town ship
niour county, deed, will sell at public rcudue on
/ prcmiccs, on Monday the Ist day of June, lse2,
20 o'cloct in the forenoon. All that certain mess.
g. and tract Of 'and situate in Anthony township
Montour c-unty, adjoining lands Of Thos. Carey ".
iiara, James NrNi'k"r and other lands belong ms
to the rsnt" of Jorob Biddie deceased cor,ainin Z
about 900 acrcs of land about 10 which IS cleared
land and ~ acres cftimbcr land, On which are,
4 FRAME HIVELLING HOUSE,
franc barn a2d out bait jing', vita COOL apple or
chard
dLSO,
On Turslav th> 2I day 0f Junr, lgG3, on tha prrm.
cs all that certain rlI Of land ituats III Madison tw
Columbia rouuty, adjoining lands Of Mary Rarh'r, ia
cob Wills. John Smith and others. ntanine II o acre.
about Iij arrrs of which is cleared Land and IL Of
Il mbcr land, whrr!un are erected
FHA Ne Dwell LING HOUSE,
Frame harm ana orthuillngs. Thnro is also on :he
promises good apple orchard. Late tn estate Of ia
cob IIdiG deed.
Sal" to camin"ncr at 10 clock In the forenoon when
terms Of sale will b" made known by
JACKSON BlnDLE, px,,,,.,
WILLIAM MCBRIDE,
April -, liG3,-ts