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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14
MARRIAGES.

In Philadelphia, December 22d 1864 by
Elder Thomas G. Trotter, OWEN NJ. Fow-
LlR, Esq, Editor "Shamokin HcraH,'
to Miss WELTuIA A. RANcK, second
daue hter Of Joseph l.. Ranck, Esq, OF
Ncwberry, Lycoming CO., Pa.
On the 26th, ult., at the Reformed Par
sonage, by the Rev. +. J Mohr, Mr.. G.
MICHAEL WELKER, OF WilIiamsport, to
Miss. MARY HoLLINcsHEAp,of Untawissa.
At Jerseylown, Dec. 29th by Rev. A.
Hartman, JESSE SHOEMAKER, of Buck
Horn, and MARY JANE McCARTY, of
Rhorsburg.
At the Berwick House, Gu the 25th ult.,
by Rev. Nj. p. Crosthwaite, Mr.. Thomas
K. WILLIAMS, and Miss MAGGIE A. ROB-
BINS, all of Bloomsbury, Pa.
On the 9TH inst, by John NJ. Chember.
lin, Esq, Mr.. JACKSON ERASMUS, and
Miss MARY PAyToN, all of Bioomsburg
On the 9th inst, by the Rev. D. L
Truckcnmiller, Mr.. THOMAS HAGENBUcH
and Miss. ESTHER HAGESBUcH,a all ofCen
tre, Col. co.., Pa.
At Town Hell, on New Years day, 1855
by Rev. Il Wadsworth, Mr.. MARTIN A
RoBBINs and Miss HARRIET T.. LEMON
both oil Fishinscreek.
AT Jerseytown, Dec. 2Gth, by Rev. A
Hartman, EREMIAu WELLivER OF Me-
Qrwensvlle, and MARY L. BAUsH, of the
same place.
On the 2sth ultby the Few. J. W. Les
cher, Col JACKSON and Miss HATTIE LAT
TIC, all of Luzerne county, Pa.
On the 3d of January 1865, by the
same, Mr.. ELEAzER ScHwEppENHEIsEE
and Miss DoRTuA ANN WATrgas, all O.
Miffiin, Col. CO., Pa.
On the 7th OF January, 1865, by the
same, Mr. JonN DRuMSi and Miss. Ella
MINDA MESSENGER, all Of Maine. Col. CO.
Pa.
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CORRECT THE ENRoLLMENT,-T The
enrolment in Columbia county is by far
too large, and the draft will be unmorciful
unless corrections are made. The follow
ing classes should be stricken off.
Dead men,
Men in the service,
Non-residents,
Those who have served two years,
All drafted in 1869 who paid $500,
Those under 20 years of age,
Those over 45,
Aliens,
Those having manifest disability.
Many are enrolled twice or more, aud
some are notenroled at all. These ought
to be corrected. Every township should
have public meetings to examine its list of
the names enrolled, to detect the errors
and frauds.
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DEATHS.

In Mitfiin township, Colum' ia county,
on the 3Oth of december lat, Mr. JACOB
HAkTzEL, Jr, aged about 54 years.
In Pine township, IAN. 4th 1865, Tno's
uowARD son of John and Elisha Faus,
aged 7 years, month and II days.
In Boom'burg on the 9th inst, ELLIS
infant sou OF John G. and Matilda Jones.
Suddenly, December 23, 1861. in Du'
shore, Sullivan County, Pa, HENRY MET
GALE, Esq, Of Tunkhannock. late Major
Of the SSH Regiment 7. ', in the An
year oi his age.
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g0y~ Pursuant to Adjournment another
meeting was held in the Grand Jury room
of the Court House, on Tuesday evening
last, to ascertain whether tax should be
laid to raise bounty for volunteers, Tor
Bloom township
VIM. McKelvy, was chosen President,
and Peter Bllmeyer and A. Madison,
Secretaries.
Col. John G., Freeze offered the follow
ing resolution
Reso'ved, That the School Directors DC
requested to lay the tax authorised Dy
Act of Assembly, TO raise the bountles LOT
volunteers under the last call OF the rfes'
ident of the United States.
William Neal moved to amend by ad-
ding .
That first, those liable to the Dralt'
should be required to Subscribe and pay
Thirty Dollars each or raise sum by
voluntary con tributions TO the amount o.
1890 dollars.
After a warm and spirited discussion
the amendment offered by..Mr. Neal, wa
voted down almost IN animously, and tn
resolution as offered by Col. Freeze car
rie by an oveIwhcI lining majority III
meeting then adjourned,
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Reading Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGED MENT,
n Noyember 7th

q reat Trunk Line from the North and
" North West for Philadelphia New.York Read.
ing, Potsville Lebanon, Allentown, Easton, &C.. &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New,fork, as follows
Al 300 and = 10 a. NJ ana ldo T. NJ, arriving at New
York at 10 A NJ, aud 2.45 and 10, p. VI
The above connect with similar Trans on the Penn
syivana Rail Road, and Sleeping Cars accompany che
first two Trains, without change. o. ~
Leave for Reading Pottsvile, ,Tamaqua, Minersviile.
Allentown aud Philadelphia at sis A. NJ and Las r.
NJ, stopping at Lebanon aud principal Stations only.
Way Trains, stopping at all points, at .25 A. NJ. and
40 Z. NJ. Returning leave New.York at A NJ, IL
noon and 10 =. NJ Philadelphia at A. NJ and 3 80
r. NJ Pottsve at $50 A. NJ. and 2,35 p. TaIriaqua
at $40 A. NJ 2.l5P NJ. ana Reading al 10 midnight,
: b and lO.l5 4. NJ, l.3s aud sos 4. VI. Al.
Reading Accommodation Train; Leaves Reading at g.
30 A. NJ. returning from Philadelphia at l.30 p NJ.
Columbia Railroad Trans leave Reading at 6.i0 and
II A NJ for Ephrata, l.itiz, Columbia. &C.
On Sundays Leave Newly ork at p NJ, Philadel-
pha B. Is p NJ Pottsyiile 7.3D A. NJ Tamaqua A. VI :,
Harrisburg Is A. Nj. ana Reading ut II midnght,fo
Harrisburg. .,- r. t.,s. 80. .-
Communication, Mileage, Season. School, and Exctr
sou Tickets to and fran all points at reduced Rates
Baggage checked through go pounds allowed each
Passenger.
G. A, NlCOLLS,
.. General Superintendent.
REApINd, Pa Nov 90 1864.
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ses- There seems to be regular vir
ginia hoe e.down, going on about the Post
Office in Bloomsbury, As they are all
tip-top niggerites, we feel much as the
woman did, when her husband and the
be " "ft.'
Dr.. John who cons iders possession to
he nine points of the law, concludes to hold
OH
Mr.. Elias Mepdenhall, is said to be al
applicant, believing he has done the state
some service, and asks for his reward
Rev Rroter Beckley, and the Methodist
meeting against the town-'hlnEs his char
acter here must certainly be such as to in
eratiate him with the people at Washing.
ton. lie will doubtless take a copy of the
Record of the quarter sessions and aP'
pend it to his petition.
And lastly John B Pursel is, we are
told, after the whole party with sharp
stick.
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administrators Notice.

ES0'e 81 WlNt0"t We66, DECEASED.
ETTERS Of administration, with the
L will annexed, the Estate Of WILLIAM
WEBB late of Centre township, Columbia county,
deceased have been granted by the Register Of COT
unbia county to the undersigned all persons having
claims against the Estate of the dscedcnt are rcqres
ted to present them to the Undersigned residing in
Scott township, without delay, and all persons ndeb
ted to make payment forthwith.
ELL HARTMAN, .1dm'r I. I. "A.
DccG mbrr 81 lS6i--6w S3 o0$
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Three per cent. per Month on s5OO,oOO.

In calling the attention Of capitalists to
this enterprise, the Directors have hesitation u
expressing their belief that their from it will be
more certain and more liberal lIan from any new
company now before the community, The property Of
the company consists OF the following.
No. |. Three.ejghts of the working interest in the
celebrated Jersey Well, TIE Hyde and Egbcrt arm,
on Oil Creek, with the of land which the well
is located. This well has been flowing since early in
May lS64 the rate of about three hundred did my
barrels daily. and is now flowing AT that rate, thus
yielding ts the Company between fifty and sixty bar.
res daily worth. at present prices twenty thousand
dollars per MONTH which will pay to the Stockholders
MORE TiiAN THREE PER CENT. PER MONTH
from the start. There is room tic land for several
more wei Is, two of which will he Immediately
the SAINT interest as in the Jersey. The character Of
this property, as oil land, is well known it is only
necessary to say that no well it has eyer failed in
getting oil, while il has already produced the Maple
Shade. the Coqnette aud the Jersey.
No. . Twenty-Five in fee on the east side of
the Allegheny river opposite the mouth of Big Sandy
This tract has about forty rods front the aud
contains large amount Of boring surface. Oil wells
yielding largely found this property among
them the Iiubbs the II, over, &c. The Company in
tend TO proceed al to develop this fine property
and feel sanguine of success.
No. g. a lease of fifteen years on the WIN. b. vii.
son Farm on slippery Rock Run in Lawrence County
Pennsy ylvana:
Rock Rnh, containing four hundred acres in all
They were obtained in Apiil l-6i by Dt. Egber, ADD
continue for fifteen years from their date. THEY SC.
cure to the Lessecs all the oil and other mi incras
,aned in the several tracts, with the right divide
and sublet with all other rights aud privileges con
nectcd with the business of mining for OIL coal and
other minerals, and reserve .oyahy Of only one.
ighth of said oil or minerals
The Slippery Rock Territory is new and bnly par.
italy developed oil region but the already
obtained there and on the Mahoning River, few
miles west tog.thcT with tile large Quantities OF OIL
found north, south, east aud west of IL, lead 70
hope that IL will prove successful oil region.
The Company have already an excellent engine,
tools, aud all necessary fixtures on the grounds with
well partly down, and shall proceed - develop the
property fast as possible.
These lands and leases all selected for oil pur.
poscL ny he President 0f this Company, whose great
success in the oil business, sterliug integrity, and
force of character too wen known To require
mcnt here.
Subscription, receired at the oGcee
LEDYARD Il BARLOlV
429 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia.
Only limited .NumJer Of SHARES are for Sale.
January = ISiJ-hts
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rsg- We give on our first page a poem
entitled "Tbe Susquehanuah, - copied from
the .americom Monthly. democratic mag
uzinc published in New York, at No. 81
Park Row, at s4 90 a year. The poem
is by Col. FREEZE, who is a regular con-
tributor to the work.
A new volume begins with the January
number, and now is the time to subscribe.
Tie american is a continuation of, and
in many respects gr' at improvement upon
the old "Kincker booker" for many years
famous under the edtorship of the Messrs.
Clark. rhc January No. now out has a
fine table of oontonts-in part as follows :
"The monks aid their days'--"The Sew
ing girl'-"The fall of Katharia"-The
voice of sleep'-"Serpent fascination"---
and several other papers.
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Revised Fee Bill of the
Columbia & Montour County
MEDICAL E3DEl8IYa
JANUARY lsT, 1865

Prescription sc cts TO slOO
Ordinary Visit in Town, SlOO
Each additional visit same day. in
town, rents
Each additional In family, in
Country or town, 50 cents
Ordinary visit out o { town within
one mile, sl1J
Each additional mite. or fraction ofa
mile up to six miles, % ceuts
Rising at night and prescribing SiUO
Visit at night double the day visit.
ordinary cases of Parturition $500
Instrumental cases, and surh as re.
qure turning, Slj 10
Delivering Placcnta, $500 TO $sCO
All after attendance, according to
or ordinary rates. per visit
Reduction OF Fractures & l.uxltions,
mayor $1,000 to Saj0Q
amputati0n Il I.eg or Arm S3O,00 td $50 nt
Amputattop 0f Finger or Toe 500 To $40 %
Operation fOs liarc.lip, SIO.0O to SIOOO
ENclsion OF Tensis, 5000 to $50
ENtirpatiOn of fTuulurs, SlnuU to S2IuO
vaccination. 5 LOO
Introduction of Catheter $500 to 81 20
Po't mort exanip'p for Coroner, $1,000 to Siu0OO
Consultation within eight miles, $500 to SljO0
Using Trocar III AscIles, SOON
Specultm vaginal Examination, 81
Medicine in all extra.
January 7, Is65.
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Grand Jurois for Feb, Term, 1865.

BOr. Berwick jeremiah SeeshultZ.
Briar ar,reek-Wm. iIppGnstcel, John II Smith, Samu Il
KrChncr.
Bloom Nustnc Boon.
BCntnn Jesse ON.
Calawissa-SOlomnn lirlwig.
Centre-Henry D. KnOrr, Hiram SchwCppouhciscr
FishEg gCrcek- Abraham Kline Esq.
Ilemlcck John Hartman, William Fry Jackson Leihy.
Iocust-Nchnel Hover, Jonas fahringcr, Isaac
Rhodes, Wm, BerniHger.
Miftln-Charlcs GTuyrr.
Madison Il L frederick Drrr, Jacob Eyer,
Mane-JacOb Sugar
Orange-WIlliam Ucilrs.
ScOu-larmaG tEcgr ling, II. u. Mcllick
January :, let's.
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INFORMATION FREE /,
10 NERVOUS SIiEEERS

a hENihEMhN, cured of Nervous Debility, In.
tcohpetency, Preinat urc Decay and Youthful Error
.o,a.eu Dy iesire to bcncht others, will be hapa
70 iufnsh TO all who need IT, free of charge the re-
ou,p' iuu directions for making the simple remedy
used ~ his case. Sufferers wishing ti proft by thn
uuverusers bad experience aud posses sure and val.
uaoe remedy can do so by addressing him at once n,
.ls pace oi business The Recipe and full nfurma.
eon-ol vital lmnortance-wIi be chUcttny sent by
'''u'h mail Address JOHN u, OGDEN,
No. 30 Nassau Street, New York
hnd this information Invaluable
December g. 1861 i-3m
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Timber Land eor Sale.

THE undersigned offers to sell at Pri-
L vdte Sale IA good Tracl Of TIMBER LAND, sit
uate IN Benton sndtSugar'0af townships, Columbia
Pa dloiulris lais of Joshua Bring, Geo Dodson and
JESSE ?ennigtOn, containing about
Four Hn0ti,et Acres,
Al ofwbIth is tiIlable land, well watcred and
cepiibe of easy cultiaatiun.
The said tract will be sold eniirs OF in paris Of
one hundred, in fty acre lots, may be desired.
% Terms easy with hbetal time on part ofthe
payments. ,,
For further particulars enquire qfhe subscriber n
his residence cuhnck township, or by address as
Buck liurT THOMAS J.FANDEiSl.lCB,
Oct. ID, 1854.
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Uniformity ofPrces A New Feature IN Bussncs
Every one his own Salesman JONES Il co. OF the
CfeScntone fice Clothing store No. 2OI Marketstree
above Sixth, Philadelphia,
In addition to having the largest, most varied aud
fashionable stock of Clothing in Philadelphia made
Pressly for retail sales, have constituted every one
his own saeman, by having marked in fgurrs on each
aceat the very lowest prce be sold for so they
camhot possibly vary-ai mnbt huy alike.
The goods are well spongIll ami prepared and great
pains taken with the making so that all buy with
the full assurance Of getting good atice the very
lowest price Also large stock of piece go5ds on hand
OF the latest style and best qualities which i'll he made
to order in the most fashionable and best manner IS
per cent, below credit prices.
Remember thc Crescent in Market above Sixth street
204. JONES Al 90
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National Foundry.
BLOOMSBURY, COLUMBIA CO, PA.

II L subscriber, proprietor of the above named eS
tril>ive establishment is nov prepared 30 receive
e.s for
All AiniS Of Machinery,
rtolcrins. Blas Fufiaco1 stalionary Engircs Mills
TnRESHiNG MECliiNEs, &c. &C.
He also prepared to make Sloyrs all sizes and
Jaiterns. irons, and everything usually made in
FIRST class TOundTics. -...
lis ext msive facilities and practical workmen, war
Iault him in receiving the largest contracts on the
Ist reasonable trrmS.
" ,;ruin OF all kinds VIII be taken in exchange for
castings.
NJ This establishment ia oCa.ed near the iaCkaw wan
ma Bloomsburg Railroad Depot.
PETER GILLMEYEE,
BiaonlshlIrg Sent la 1869.
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sGj. Philadelphia n Erie 1865
X A. + Z r. O A D.

fst H
This great line traverscs the Northern and NORTH,
counties Of Pennsylvania to the city of Ere on
Lake Erie.
II has been leased by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, aud Is Oleratcd by them.
Its entire length was opened for passenger and
freight business, October Eth, LS64.
TIME OF PASSENGER TRAINS AT SoRrnuMBERLAN AND.
Mail Train leaves East 10 III =. NJ.
Elmira Express Train, u ~ 2. NJ.
Lock Haven Accommodation, ~ p M.
Williamsport Accommodations. ) % P. NJ.
LEAVE WESTWARb.
Mail Train, 424 A.
ElmIra Express Train, $50 A. N,
Lock Haven Accommodation i3l L. r..
Wniamsport Accommodation II IS Z. IN.
Passengers cars run throngl on Nal. Train, WITH
,ur CHAEdg botM ways between Philadelphia and Erie
and Baltimore and Erie.
Elegant Sleeping Cars EImire Express Trains
both ways between Williamsport and Baltimore.
For information respecting Passenger business, ap
ply at the Cor. Both aud Market Sts
And for Freight business of the Company's Agents.
S.B Kingston, Jr., Cor. 18th and Market SITS, Pha.
J. W. Reynolds, Erie.
I'M. Drill Agent n. G. Il: r., BaltimoreG
II. n. Houston Genl. Freight Agt, Philadelphia,
n. w. Gwinner, Gen1. Ticket Agt. ihiladelphia
Joseph d. Potts, Genl Manages, WilliamspUrt.
Jan. I, 1865.
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~ a TRIM o MAI, J


" you WISH 10 marry, address the undersigned who
WI, VII send yol without money and withou, price vau.
AUG Information that will enable you marry happy
ana r specify irrespective of age wcrh or hcauty.-
luis Information will cost You nothing, and ii yoi
Wlth to marry, will Chceriully assist you A letters
sro,y conhdentlal The desired reformation sent by
@ e.tuth mail, and no questions asked, address =,
sarah D. Lambert, Grecnp ont Kings co., NGw YorW
Oct. Ii, lS6t-3m, "
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TER .IBLE DISCLOSURES SECRETS FOR THE

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Hunter has long been and still Is, unbounded but at
Tie earnest so!ictaion of numerous perSuns he has
that should be in the hands Of every family in the land
as preventive of secret vices, guide for the
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0t the United states for ~ cents in o stamps.
Address post paid, DR.. Hunter, No. Division
Street, New York.
May 81, lefty
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Administrator A Notice.

Estate of Peter Boc(iHt, d6c'd.
T ETFERSo of administration on the Estate oI Peter
IBodine, late of Caawissn twp, COLUMBIA CO.. decd,
have been granted by the Register ofCnumhiu To
the undersigned all persons having clalps against the
estate of the dccecnt reGuegted io PRESENT them
tho Administrator at his residence IN said town
ship without delay, and all persons indebted 10 uake
payment forthwith. .l.
JOHN V, IODINE, Edmr.
IctombeT al ISGi--Gw S3 UOs
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bag The. Rev. g. w. ScoTT, com.
menced Protracted Meeting on Thurs.
DAY night, at the English Baptist Church
ot this place.
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AUDITORS NOTIrE.

ESEuIt q NaFHN NleTHtHSU", HHtNStI,
THE undersigned, appointed by the Or
4 phans' Court of Columbia county, 10 make dstr.
button Of the balance in the hands of Richard Drmot,
administrator Of Sarah stephenson, late Of Madison
twp in said county to and among the heirs and legal
representatives Of the said deceased, in the order
tabishcd by law, will NEE, the rites interested, AT
the Recorders Office in BoOmsbnrg, on SATURDAY
ssth OF JANUARY, A d. le65. Al! persons having
claims demands against the Estate Of the deceased,
requested u present them 20 the Auditor or be de-
bnrrcd from coming IN for a share of the assets.
JOHN G., FREEZE, yiuditOr.
Blooms sburg, Jan, :, ls6j- 81 30.
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Traverse Aurors for Feb. Term. 1865.

Bur Bcrwick-J. =. Sibhct Frederick Nicely
Blnom-S Samuel Mellirk, stephen Knorr. Joseph l..
shannon.
Ca,awissa-Josrph Brcisch, Jacob Gcnsll Daniel IIc.
wig,
Centre--Ihc Med. Price, Henry G. Barton.
Fshingcre elk Daniel Thomas, Silas Mcicnry, Reuben
Savage.
Frankln--\ ichael Nensch, Jesse Clcakct.
u nlock-Abtaham Van Horn
JacksOn-A Abraham Manning.
Locust-John Snyder, Henry Fahringrr, Washington
luag9r.
Mt Pleasant-Jouu Ruckel, John Mordau.
Mhlm--llcury g. Hess. Lewis Eckro,h,
Madison Jacob Girton
Mhiic- MchGel Gruvcr
Pine eThonlas Mcbride, Joim W. Illntet. Luther a
Garman.
Roaringrraek William RhoaIs.
Scott-John Ent Wm. II, Greasy, Thomas bol'man,
Henry w Greasy
SugarlOaf-George Dis,
january Z, 1868.
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s6- Ttolfacted meetings are in success
ful operation il. the tutharn, Methodist
and Baptist churches of Bloomsbury.
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AUDITORS NOTICE

L9ItIt y TNIt17V'tI 4ItWo, "tle '0t70
THE undersigned appointed by the Or
1 phans Court Of columbia county, 10 make d'stri'
bnt0m Of the huaace IN the Hands of Ptcr H. icf6cin
and John Ycaeer, it, AdministratOt Of ilctet Mrats
late Of Locus twp in said comfy, to aud amdng tic
creditors OF the said DECEASED in the oidrr establish,
cd by law VIII the crcditnrs of the deceased
the Recorders Office, in BlOomsburg. on SATURDAY
eth OF JANC AIRY, \, ID R6j, All persons having
claims dcmunds against the Estate Of the deceased
requested tpprGsent them to the Auditor, Oi he de-
barred from coming in fora share Of tIlr assets.
JOHN e. FREEZE, AudOr.
bloomsbury Januafy :, sGj 5! 80.
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say" Our Devil says that he has no
hard thoughts against Bloom sburg, but he
wants its streets laid in ashes.
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EVE a. EAR

ProfessoriJ. lSAACs, NJ. NJ OccnIisr npi Appt,r
1,mety OF hedoh, Holland, is now located at Nn 5iV
LINE LIN, street, PInL.DELrnA where persons afflicted
aly Treated and cured, if cnrnblc NJ Iri6rini
eyes inserted without pain
u-Nocharges made for Examination rbc Med.
ca lacgty rs invited, as he has no secrets 10 his
mode of treatment. ~ ~ We
July =. 1864 Igm
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BGy Rent, Tor dwelling houses have
considerably advanced in Bloomsbury
We have more families than houses.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14

E2y- The committee to revise the en-
rollmont, preparatory to The nclt draft.
has re ccived information from Mr.. Com
missioner Grer, that Immediately after the
completion OF the present draft he aud the
Surgeon will attend at Bloomsbury, to re =
wise the rolls-due notice of which will be
given.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14

hsg- Read our new Advertisements
They arc OF interest to every citizen. And
there are again largo and respectable
list Of them in this weeks "DEMoCRAT."