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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-02
List of Causes for Sept. Term 1865.

I Elijah NcMurtria Endorsce Of Aaron Wolfvs Chfis
iian Wolf
. Jacob Harris Peter 'dc1hy.
3 Rus sci = Stokrr, Wan Ikelar
4 David Achrubach vs. JChu Wauiin.
) Jonas Belrnieer jr vs. EminuAshlon.
q Hugh Mickey roiis ct al vs. Peter Olphant,
Amos w Crcamer Enorh Howell.
Amos w CrcHmeT EnoCh Howell.
9 George carr, endorseC Of James Carr Sylvester
FoXrt al
10 George w Garrison vs. Casper Thomas
II Geo a Herring vs. Peter Miller
- Aaron bloom Reuban Surr
II john HintcrlitGr vs. John jameson
IA Commonwealth of Penna at the Rel ton Of Hiram
Il kliue ct al VS. Wesley Bow wnau IT al
IS Jacob Rewl"y vs. CJuawisSa Il r co
lG BENJAMIN Weuman vs. NJ Williams
i Alan UIetegiCl jeremiah Ircohy
10 stephen Baldy VS. LattawlsSa Niiiamspou &
Il Z go
10 Rachael Morgan by her next fried Wm II lnag
Iand vs. Richard Morgan
20 Geo Longenberger Ct al W Hugh w McReynolIs
ct al.
Alg 3, 1895.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-02
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

Very C,st brazilian Pebble and Crystal univer.
rail- proved 10 be far sup rlur to any other Glass
cry and quality. IricscOprs, Maguifving and Dp.
era Glasses, with different powers tog her with cy.
cry variety Of articles in the optical line named.
Optical and other Instruments and glasses curcfGily
rcpapirrd hort nolica. ie always sci ct gas.
srs suh the vision al TIA prrsun, H. them,
upon fr.t tual ne wii remain IN this place during
september CJtI and those iu want Of the above
ielrs wiz please give uIGa eat he will il req iirrd
gn any respectable house where his servc, may I've
wanted.
- The very host Eye.Water anil the st Hunting
Glasses al Ways Iuy sale.
August 10, l-tj,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-02
Ttuverse Jurors for September Term, 81

Bloom Duughlas Hughes, Daniel Breeze.
Beaver John Michael.
Briarcrcek -Frcas Fowler, IInoch Riucnbouso Fran .
cIs Evans, WIN. Freas, john G. aCOby,
Catuwssa-Moses Hartman, Samuel Shuman.
Centre VI u Remlcy, Samuel BOwer, IhOs Fry
COnyuehnm David Camp, James Barry, isaac w
Haus
Fishingcr"ek Samuel & Creveng,
Frauklin-- Samuel foreman,
Greenwood Matthias Kline samuel Gillespie
iemIOck N Moore,
Locust william Bcach, X, Hefbine.
Mt Pleasant jackson Rter
Madison WIN Kitchen, samuel Demott, Perry .
Christian
MifIn Lewis Greasy Thomas Aten Philip ort
Jacob J loHgenherger,
Muntnur- sGhcr Evans
Oringe--Sanuel Zimmerman,
Ine-IhpmHs Stackousp, L. 5Wisher
Sugarluaf- John Kilc sen,
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Admi nistl ator's Notice.
F. G. HARRISON, NJ, D.

\tT oULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Blooms
w hrrgand vicinity that he continues the practise Of
.NEDICLN'f, and SURGERY,
nd sOliCits a share of public patronage.
OFFICE, ON Main Street, first house below the Cour
house Bloc msbutg.
February 2. tS55-tf
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COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
Saturday Morning, Sep. 2, 1865,

nsy- Mrs. & Mr.. ISAAC KELLER, Of
Greenwood towsbip will accept our thanks
for the present Of fine lot of excellent
appIes.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-02
OF EVERY SIZE AND QUALITY,

now invention Of speCtncles. for distant or close
r" reading, with gold, silver, steel and tortoise she'll
frames, and new and improved assortment of Peri
focal and paTahDa ground flint Glasses OF his own
manufacture. He would particularly cali attention TO
psbc % his SpcctaCirs for Near sighted Persons
for prrSun. who have been tperHtad upon for the Cat
ara ut the eye, and ~ his kind Of Glasses aud
Conservrrs of the SIGHT, made 81 the best tint aud
azure Glasses. Gnpl Glasses may be known hy their
shape centre sharp nni ghy polished surface
The qualities are To b. found In high degree III his
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-02

Our payments for July are more respoc table than
large Few Of our subscribers, sorry to say, to
whom we have sent bills have yet, responded Wa
hope that all indebted, whether at home abroad,
VIII oblIge us BY an early remttance.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
Popular Business, News
and Fgmiiy Journal.

The WfcLg Eaquirer will co"'''h Z"
-. rcvs "S of,-rray-ior, 'ga, doues .ir, aud
.;,y. l:wi'l specially ANA Il give 'u'I on'
.lsbIe intelligence o. oil nlil,a'y VPi'''
,inrs and olcn events 'rnGllS 10 " S.''u
-, ~ lie nrcs.ut crisis. Tn" m"rA', '1-
'o,,s vu he fan snd rc.i'h'r, cmofac
a., ,bs ,ur,ency ani .oihcr haaN''i y
s -, NJ interest and whatever Is Eii-
III =, the Wholesale aGd letall rd'e"
NJ srnIu~e. f Wiil give usrIUl I''''l"'
,,irn mon agriculture. crors' '"u''"''c,
s,,I ,s.C.l disrc, cries and inventions j
III, .i,o con,ain ,i'rray, syioui,li'. and r.
,igi.u, departments. and oISn 'n''L,s'i',s ,',,. y
stoies. corner will also D. "' ,.e' w
the prevailing fashions, TOT 'A' oe"'"' ~
Tbo po,iiirnl jc, ar'm'n' will BE- in The
t,,,,ra ~ in she past. Ii tone nNi ''
,aacb;rg.wiIl be lemocrn'i" NH' .'' ''.''
wT, bs ,iv.p, 80 that iuli in'umol 10" "a!
bs obtained OF all leading IohH'a' move
npn,s orthe times. ,
tiruance Of the War, OF ms N''S'C,','" 10
,nv manner. AS source itoI N"'O" ~
stored Union is to srrirg, nut on 'IT eI",
,ro,y believes with the lamrnI'd Lo's la,
,b,t"w,p rlsrYIgN, NOW ANp FoRtlLE'
Ind ,hot i, will destroy al Crns"'u"VH''
liberty. ..I .c,,,-o.
ni.e adjustment OF Our d'ihcu'tIrs' CH'''
M circumstances Wil. ii sustain TIE lres'
dents unconstitutional Emaudpah II
Proclamation. II r..c,-
The ESQulREa IS opposed to oil E&'c"'
tive usupaDious, TO all violations o' "r
Constitution, aud adopts rs lis 'nI'inHl
aoctine, The great Jriijrsonlan pan'iP'e
Of State Rights the basis both oI ciN'' I'o-
erty and the Union.
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
LIFE ORDEAD AT Il!
Kzk2ZzZzzy,2%z] ]! | !, !. !, !. I. d
SGIDEEESS
Don't Go RsuciL 90 tlIc War.

Many have died from Dauhea and Dys'
cn,sry in your ulimeui; now take warn'
ing and do not return without supplying
your knspsaoks win a bottle OF Dr.. Sulck
lands Ami. Cholera Nixlure--romemher
how man, were saved last wear by taking
il after being discharged ani sent from the
hnspi,pls as inuurub.e. One dose will i'm
medidtely relieve the most severe case OF
Dar,hosa or Dvscrtrry, 1t is arknowl !
edged 20 cure Chronic DiarrhUa and Dys-
emery. Now don't neglect il, for on your
retun Change Of diet and wate:, etc.
will mos, certainl, brng on DiarrhGt, an,
q 80 cent bottle of DR.. Strickland glnu'
Cholrla Mixture will cure you oud several
Others Il viii keep good in ANY climate,
Do not fail to tell YOUR comrades to Tut a
bsrlr OF i, in their kuopsacks.
Sold by Druggist anl"prepred on'y by
Dr. 4. Sr,kland E4st Fourth street,
Cincinnati, o.
Mach ~, '64. l-y.
SoIdiers-we thiuk DR.. Strickland l.
quite right il advising YOU in hts adre'tise
.ueut 10 our column~ ol to da''s paper t.
take bottle Of lis highly recommended An
,i.chulrla Mixture in yout knapsacNs' i
NAV save ,hp lives Of many Of our best sol
ders. Mothers. sec that youS sons do MOI
ngclrbl il. You can get lta, he Drug stores
at 80 Gems per bottle. 1t is the uesI rene
dy far DiauhGt hid D!sentey.
Mar 81 % y. ,.
DH. SrRIcGLAND's Remedies to'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
MAIL GOING WEST.
Nss,NsCE.

Henr} B. Lacy, who resides in the City Of
i uSh,hgtOd, IN The District Of co nbia, and
George " Holland. whose place of residence
is unSnown, will take nO.ico that Mary Ilul
land, Administrators of the cstlte of Leonard
Holland, dcccasc.i, ~ the jtu dry of Februa-
~, a. D. loGj, filed her petition in the Pro.
Safe Court within aud for the county Of Vim
ton, and Stale ofOhio, alleging that the per-
,onal estate Of said decedent is insufficient 10
pGy his debts and the charges of administering
lis estate: hat he did ,ei2, in fee simple of
the following described real estate situate in
said county, to-Sit: In-lot nu:nbar one hun.
dred anc sixty Ole ll6ll as d signated and
numbered on the recorded plat OF the town of
McA:thur, that Martha a. Holland George W
Holland. Charles W. llOllau!. l. gar II. uol-
lind. Helen &. Holland, Hattie Z. Holland and
Lucy Holland. as his heirs at Law, hold the
next estate of inheritance therein, and that
said Henry b. Lacey holds a mortgage On said
premises, The prayer of said petition is for
the sale Of said premises, free from dover
for the payment Of thu debts and charges atorc-
said, said petition will be for hearing on The
IstL day Of March, A. d. 1865, or as soon
thereafter as counsel can be heard.
MARY HOLLAND. Admx
of Leonard Holland, deed
CONSTABLE & SHIvEL Atty's plt'f.
Feb. II '65-6w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
Width 2 I'D col.
n @ TIC e. TO II Ss q I'd G. Il
EUHLDEEeS

The Commissioners of Vinton county
viii meet near the dwelling of Henry
lloffihe, in Clinton Township on Saturday
FeWuary tho 25M 1865,
at one o'clock. p. M. for the purpose
letting 20 the lowest responsible bidder the
building Ola trestle Bridge at the crossing
Of Ihe creek on the road leading from Nc
Arthur and in;ersecting the road leading
from Hamden to Alensville, near said HOf-
fines dwelling
By order of County Commissioners,
A. N. COZAD.
Feb. 9th lSG5.--4w Auditor V.Co.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
NOTICE.

John Stevens Administrater Of the Estate of
Samuel Walker late of the County Of vint,n aud
State of Ohio. deceased: has filol his ac counts
aud vouchers for Inspection and ineal settle
ment and that he sane will be passed upon on
the Both, day Of January A. D. 1855
RlCHARD CRAIG.
Dec. 29th D. 1864 -8w. Probate Judge
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
NOTICE.

Seth Thomas Weed Guardian of Elvira v.
Lillibridge. has fled bis accounts and vouchers
for inspec don and partial settl9n ent. and that
the same will be for hearing On he 25th day
- RICHARD CRAIG.
Fol : irsy 9r Pf9bRfe Judge.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
EGG2L N1TRCE.
IuE STATE OFOWO. VTNTON COUNTY
IN PROBATE COURT.
Joseph Wilcox acms. Pllf.
Il Susan Alexander Dec Petition to



Joseph Wilcox OGms. PllG.
II Susan AIeXrnder Dec Petition to
ago'us. Sill Realty
Sarah AlcyG ndei G. al Deft.
Zacur,h T. Alexander defendent non resident
of the s. tic Of Ohio, whose residence j. nm
known. and ono OF the heirs ut law of Susan
tlcXandct deceased. Will tabe notice that
Joseph Wilcox administrator of the E.tn Of
susan Alexander deceased, on the 9,h day CT
November 1854, filed his pGiiti'n in the Pro-
bate Court within and for the County of Vim
ton State Of ohio, alleging has the personal
eSta to of iii deceased Is insu iciant to Iuy her
dcptS and the charges of = miGiSteriug her
estate; hur >hc died seized in tee simllc Of the
following Described roal estate situated ~, aid
coartv "i TintOu;io Nit: Commencing a. the
south west corner of 'cctiOn number nine. 90, J
In township number niGe. o. of range MIN
Der eighteen. (lS.) thence north ninety one
roIs. thence cast !hiry four rods. thence
sont ninty one rods thence west thirty four
reds to the place Of beginring, containing
twenty acres more or less, and that Sara h.
gacarinh TRebecta ~ and John W. Alexander
as her heirs at law, hold the neX5 estate cf
therein.
The prayer ofsaid petition is for tie sale of
said Premises, FOR tho payment of the Debts
and charges aforesa d, said petition will he for
hearing on the 10th day OF L ocembe. 1864, or
a, soon after ae courcel can he heard.
Nov IT -6i-4w JOSEPH WILCOX
.E. A. BRATToN, ATTY A dms. Susan Al2x-
for Petido and4r deceased
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ has been duly appointed Administrator of
tho estate of William Dudley, late of Vinton
Ohio, deceased.
Feb. Is, 's5 3-w. ZIa2l HOLDkEF.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
Euil Reports of Cattle and
produce and Other
MrTketS.
PROSPECTUS.
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AN ani sircr Thursday, February ,5, 1874.
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~; arrives o. Portland atl:2l T. arrives 1t
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
DIR. RAPHAEL,
ZOE Ne. 2463, PoST OFFICE,
CIWCIWIsA'1E, OE5g;S.
:T Iilc lEfLiGTED RERD !

LET Tie AFFLICTED ntaD! !
A. learn th.ta perfect mud nrca cure Is warranted
a., a,outcci to all who ar" afflicted win weakness,
de- y, nervous complaints, melancholy thoughts, ue'
r,es'n q sprs, distress aul .ngUish Of mind, loss
sleep, loss Of memo;S. Ios' 81 energy hl Muscular
wer, puny growth, Eistn; GTay, aGa want OF con-
leuce in tntm-cl -. iantnS hts, c9nThlsiIe tTGn-
Vhn,-. impotclre l5d 'sgi+ Of lile. ,.,,,s s,,,,
= LEAR WHAT TIE nEPlCh,b, PEESs sAfs. 3d.,
isca,e-tlie ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN does
not His perfect knowledge OF tie iuan system enables
him to describe the diseases without any ihi"TnHton
from ho patient, to explain its original cause, and 70
quart its cure. And what more valuable STILL ne
will honestly and snky tell whether you can oe cured
or not. all E,s communications ana INTERVIEWS are
s,:ictly private and cuniileLtia.-MsdicGl Journal
The Botanic Remedies of DR.. Raphael, the Englsh
Botanic Physician never failed yet to make perfect
radical and permanent cure OF Az M f. De. ,a
Of Mercury, without hinder nce from business, Gnd
without Tear Of discovery or exposure NO deadly pot
sons, such arsenic, nux vorca, OPIUM or any otneT
pusous NOmpIcury nOfhny deadly Notwithstanding
but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies are USED %
this 6undorful Botanic Physician. His Botanic Reme'
dies Jet failed 10 cure the most obstinate anu inc
dangerous cases, and 10 remove al mercury as
other impurities from the system when all other henG'
i!es had ailed.--jIedical Journal ,...
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE lEN CONTENPLAr'.
ING MARRIAGE. Hear what the Baltimore CORES.
pOnicut Uf the UddfellOw. FOOusboro Maryland, said
Thursday, the 3lst Of May 1860.
Numerous OF diseases caused by early indscro'
On having been performed b. the English Botanic Ply
sician feel it my duty, having knowledge Of them,
U state ;ho met, believing that In doing SO may do
service c the suffering. One case in plrtcular-that
Of young man in this city-s worthy gf note Ho had
become tie victim Of habit, the auson to which
suuder and after years Of suffering and doctoT'
lng gave up all hopes OF recovery lie wished TO marry
and dearly beloved by sweet girl ~ ever spsd
words Of aeo.iOn but lie feaW1, nervous, and pros
tgnted. ils ered not we'd ac ANT Of the shattered
state nfhrHNIu Iesought redef at the hands Of ths
Botanic PhIG,Nn, and, 'onisi as II may seem, all
the blooL, gLt v'rr Of youth has rcurned and he 70
now thu bt\tN Aver Of paIc oi bright boys"
Any l,,U a. tifering, matter what their CON
plaiut Cat call the Botanic bysican confdentally.
They may roly upon relief. ns office ia at No. 60
EAST FIFTH Bet Sycamore st. and broadway, ClS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
DR. a Condec McArthnr.
Wm. Bnflrnshnw, llamlrn.

NOTICE is hereby given lat Mary Mur
" dorh cxccuirix ufrhe Estate Of Pat.
rick Murdo,k late cl VinDw couuly, Ohio,
deceased wl0 lraS Executur Of The rs'a'e OF
James MrCuunell dece,sed, has fed her nc
counts und vouchers, Of the estate OF james
deceased, Tor inspection aud Tin
al settlement; and that the same viii be-
for hcSrlug ON the 30,h d.r of December
1864, RlCllA - Tx Hlu;
Dec. 9Th l6G4-3w Pr ctoic Jrdg'
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TIE S'a'e # Ohio, Vn,n Copnb:
Joseph Wilcox Admrf
Susan Alexander, dee d PrtT. An order
ES. iof sale,
Sarah Hi,NarG,r ct, al. Dc'ts.
No'i,c IL !U,ly giv,n thnt vii olltr for
lUhlic 'G'c. ,r tie Ir,n i,cs in Rchaud town
ship, Niul,r Couay Ohio, On
&atmddy, MUch 1871, 1855.
between tie four- of 10 o'clock A. NJ. ard 4
O'clock ?. M.ot laid hay, 10 The highs,' bidder,
the following rrrl estate situated in suid Vim
ton c1an'S,a" tho Pr'party or susan Alrxin-
der, deceased, late nt sril Yiuton county, 10
wit: commencing At tie south vest corner Of
scCtion nhmb'r nina, in town -hip number
inc, Of range number eighteen; taercs north
nlncty-ono ds, theme east thirty-t6ur rods.
thaucc south uincy-uuo rods. theme. west
thirty four rod. TO the lace Of ofhceinuing. con-
thnin2 t"cniy acres. ApPraisol at one hun
drgd and twenty. Ave dollars.
TEAMS or SALE:--Ono-lhirl cash i'm hand.
one third in six months aud ono-third in
twelve mou.hs; dcioireI payments 10 be .ycnr-
by mortgage on premises with interest from
dtJ Of salc.
JOSEPH WILCOX Admir-
Susan d!cXonlar, decd
BRATToH Atty for Plrf.
Feb. l5, Bj--4w.