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ANTIQUITY OF THE ART OF ahAss
~ 20 no BLOWING. 4cTTTITT

/" All writsrs on the subject Of glsss man.
ufacture fail to show auyth ing decisive upon
tho precise period of its invention. Some
suppose il to have been invented before tho
food. Nrsi traces its antiquity 70 the yss
tpsoblsuasi,al .si.ss to Job. s=,,zaas
"Thsfns glass,hsuses, we'll authenticated.
vere erected in the city Of Tyre, Modern
writer's upon the subject generally refer, to
Pliny in establishing the fact that the Phr-
nicians were the inventors Of the art Of glass
making. The tradition is that the art vas
originally brought to light under the follow
ing circumstances. A veessel being driven
by storm to take shelter at the mouth of the
river Belus, the crew were obliged to remain
there some length Of time. In the process Of
cooking, q FIRE was made upon the ground,
whereon was abundance Of the herb 'lale'
That plant burning to ashes. the saliue prop.
critics became incorporated with the sand.
This causing vitriication. the compound now
called glass was the result. The fact becom-
ing known, the inhabitants Of Tyre and Sidon
essayed the work, and brought the new in
vention into practical use. This is the ira
dition but mo olern science demonstrates the
false philosophy, if not the incorrectpess, Of
Pliny'S account; and modern manufacturers
will readily detect the error. from the mpos-
sibility of melting siex and soda by the heat
necessary for the ordinary boiling purposes.
1T is a well authenticated fact, however.
that there were whole streets IN Tyre entirely
occupied by gass-works; and history makes
no mention of any works Of this character at
an earlier period than the time mentioned by
Plny.
IT was during the reign Of Nero, SO FAR
as we can discover, that the first perfectly
clear glass. resembling crystal, was manu-
factured. Pliny states that Nero. for two
cups Of ordinary size, with handles, gave six
thousand sestertia. equal in our currency to
about two hundred and fifty thousand dollars;
and that rich articles Of glass were IN such
general use among the wealthy Romance as
almost to supersede articles Of gold and al-
yer. ~. FA'
ct is not strange that the strict secrecy
with which the business was conducted in tho
Middle Ages should have invested the art
with an air Of romance and legends, probable,
invented for the purpose. created a mlxinun
of wonder among the uninitatcd. The gov
ernment Of Venice also added, by its course.
to the popular nations regarding the high
mystery of the art, comforting, as it did. tho
title Of Gentleman Ono idle title in those
days) on all who became accomplished in the
manufacture. Howell. in his Familiar Let
ters, dated from Venice in 1921. says Mot
without reason. it being rare kind of know
ledge and chemistry, to trausmute the dull
bodies of dust and sand, for they are the only
ingredients, to such pellucid, dainty body
as we see crystal glass is" +'-.Ai'
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TALLEGRAND'S APHOR1SMS.

Our welcome TO a stranger depends upon
the name he bears--upon the cost he wears |;
our farewell upon the spirit be has displayed
in the interview '-'2's7"' 10 ss""'s
There is 20 great charm in friendship.
that there is even kind of pleasure in ae-
kDowledgipg ourselves dupcd bv the senti-
ment it inspires. 'lT'r a' 2 's-'ysA
Unbouuded modesty is nothing more than
unavowed vanity the 10 humble obeisence
is sometimes disguised impertinence.
The reputation Of man is like bis shadow,
gigantic when it preccdes him, and pigmy in
its proportion when it follows.
Beauty, devoid Of grace, is mere hook
without the bait. s.@-'--
He who cannot feel friendship is alike in
capable of love. Let woman beware Of the
man who owns that be loves no one but her
SELF ,''i -l.I'a1ay .a
The Count de Coigny possesses wit and
talent, but his conversation is fatiguing. be-
cause his memory is equally exact in quoting
the death Of the Princess de Guemence's 5
poodle. .-.a - .-.- .r,.1
To contradict and argue with total
stranger, is like knocking at gate to ascer-
tain if there is any one within. ..s
The love of glory can only create hero !;
the contempt of it creates great man.
The errors of great men, and the good
deeds of reproba,cs, should not be reckoned
in our estimates Of their respective charac-
ters. ..... .r....r ..'. t.f ..'
1t is something quito enough for man to
feign ignorance of that which he knows to
gain the reputation of knowing that of which
he isignorant. is J.'.-ti a'..
Both eruditiou and agriculture ought to be
encouraged by government; wit and manu-
fuctures will come of themselves.
Too much sensiblity creates unhappiness !;
too much inscnsibility creates crime.
1t is an attribute of true philosophy never
to force the progress Of truth and reason, but
to wait till the dawn of light; meanwhile, the
philosopher may wonder into hidden paths,
but he will never depart from the main track.
A generous man will place the benefits he
confers beneath his feet---those he receives
nearest his heart. .-4l-s4 .----. i-t--tD A.'tr.--
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CcMMvsrc.r1os WITH SAN Francisco Dr

CcMMUNIcArIoN WITH SAN Francisco DI.
Rrcr.-On Sunday morning at three o'clock
the wires Of the Western Union Company
were connected with the Pacific lines and
communication established direct between
New York city and San Francisco Though
the weather was bad, rain falling at the time
at many points on the route, the wires worked
well, and considerable amount of business
was transacted. The distance is nearly four
thousand miles, and the difference Of timo
about four hours. This is un4uestionably the
longest circuit ever worked, and the fact tha.
such length of wire was tslegraphed over in
one circuit is . notable era in the history Of
telegraphing. .l b. sla. q et. ,. ad-
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Tue experiments now being made at tho
Clinton paper-mills. Stcubcnville, N. ", 10
manufacture printing paper from corn hasks.
BY the Austrian patent. are progressing vsry
favorably The pulp produced from Il
husks is as white as the driven snow, and
said to be equal in appearance to pulp made
from cotton or linen rags on
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TIE RcssIAs Szkrs.-The London Aorniay
Star says. thas while tho Ru.siaa sstfS bsforo
emancipation were calculated 10 have ed.
sumed about eighteen shillinesworth Of e;tssa
goods per head. that saeuat h6aItrssdy r,,saa
TO Que pound ssvsa staiilss pr tssA so:r
the =. .ooo, 600 Of sn-ueira<,i 1 z ss.sYrsS
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The Boston Adeeniser quotes from % Poor
Richard" to show that our government taxes
are not the heaviest We pay. He says: 1--WE
are taxed twice as much BY our idleness. three
times as muck by our pride, and four times as
much by our folly; and from these taxes the
commissioners cannot ease or deliver US, by
allowing an abatement. -e7
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2ottrl.
BUILDING ON THE SAND.

II
IT'S well to WOO It's good to wed,
For so the world hath done
Since myrtles grew, and roses blew,
And morning brought the sun.
But have a care, ye young and fair,
Be sure you pledge with truth;
Re certain that your love will wear
Beyond the days Of youth
For If ye give not heart for heart,
As well rs hand for hand,
You'll find you've PLAYED the "unwise" part
And "built upon the sand"
'Tis we'll to save, tits well to have
A goodly store of gold,
And hold enough of shining stun,
For charity is cold.
But place not all your hope and trust,
In what the deep mine brings;
We cannot live on yellow dust
LINKED with purer things
And he who piles up wealth alone.
viii often have to stand
Beside his coner-chest, and own
'Tis "built upon the sand"
IT'S good to speak in kindly guisc
And soothe whereer we can;
Fair speech should bind the human mind ;
And love liDk man to man.
But stay not at the gentle words,
Let deeds with language dwell
The one who pitics starving birds,
Should scatter crumbs as well.
The mercy that is warm and true
Must lend helping hand,
For those who talk yet fail TO do,
But build upon the sand"
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-03-23

IT IS curious feature Of the recent general
election in Australia, that female householders
voted, the new electoral act having conferred
the franchise on them without intending it,
The Melbourne papers say that the ladies ex-
ercised their new privilege with dignity and
discretion.
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THE London Standard has an article on
American war ships and guns. and says that
it is now the duty of England to secure the
manufacture of weapon that shall pierce, land
sink the heaviest iron-clad aaost Until this
is dous, England is not the " mistress Of the
seas "
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A LIsnoS journal states that in one Of the
masked balls at the Court this carnival, the
Queen is to appear in costume Of her own
choice, with which she will wear the largest
diamond ever used by . ero~ne1 hesa Ia tbs
artielc Of dress. = - - ~
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In TRANCE the taicy for collecting postage
stampsohas been called i" Tim bron,ania." The
word seems to have giAen umbrage to the fair
collectors Of these curiosities. and the word Ia
be used in future is "Timbropbilcs."
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County Directory.

County Directory.
Judg. Of tie Circuit Csurt-sIsn. JAMES SMITH.
Clerk Of a.. Circu,. Couri--flORACE RESLEI.
Rsgi,tsr Of W,H,--GEO. W. HOOVER.
Shpi6-BAsIL T. GARHTz.
!State's Attorney o. a. THRrSTON.
Sarptyor-JAMES CHISHOLM, JK.
J, B II. CAMPBELL,
DOUGLAS PERCY,
a. VI. l.. BUSH.
F' CHARLES RIDGELY,
ELIJAH FIIfND,
JOHN BELL.
''ff J. If. STALLINGS,
.r J. l.. ToWNSHEND.-
Tar Coiisetor-S. l.. TOW NSIIEND.
Clerk to Ctn,missioners--JACUD BROWN.
CALvERT IRON
AND NAIL WORKS
j. HOPKINSON SMITH,
Is South Charles Street, Baltimore.
Railroad Spikes, Hook head and Countersunk.
Wrought Iron Chairs, all patterns.
Rivets--Boilcr and Tank-a full assortment.
Horse and Mule Shors.
Boat and Ship Spikes.
Bridge md Car and Truss Bolh.
Jan. I. 1864.
WnL1AN;R;; ;,l'l BEALL IL, &C s. CO: o:.,.-. :.
GROCERIES, TEAS, LIQUORS &c.
Baltimore street. near the Depot.
DE-. g. J. BEAcHl'
70 t+sT m-v s- DENTIST.
Ofice on South Centre street, Formerly occupied
by DR.. d. A. Doughcrty,) few doors below Bal
timorc street. jan. !, 1864.
A. !. DoosE' n..,., :.
Salt. Fish, Groceries, Provisions,
MANILA ROPE AND GRAIN,
Canal Basin. ;s- '7a-- y.S4.
DENTISTRY.
On. HUMMELSHINE,, DENTIST,
Corner Baltimore and Liberty streets, orer Rcad'l
ocery Store, and opposite CAupbell's Drug Store
HUMBIRD & LONG. e
Ill Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
: Foreign and Domestic Hardware.
Corasr Baltimore aud Nschanie streets.
CHAs. F. soMERKAMP,
EPHOLSTERER AND PAPER HANGER
.dHli if7 2snd Dealer iu
PAPER HANcLNGS BORDERS. DC,
Baltimore Street. opposite AeKaig's Story
Block Cumberland, Nd. =
Hs has just returned from the eastera cities with
Large end handsone steck Of Blinds, Wall Paper.
M.strasses, Pie.sref, k.., ;n erdlsss vsric..
Asfrh :: fes3-f-.
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VOLUME XXXVUI.
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CITY Government.

Ndysr.-DS. SHAS. II. DIR.
Cssae;ln,U.--J. i. II. CAMPBELL,
HENRY BRUCE,
JOHN k0LB,
a.. GEOsGE NJ. RIIER.
o. ..t WILLIAM ARMBRCSTEn,
JOSIAH ESGLER.
Cisrk-JOHN SCliILLlNG.
Csiisetor-FRANCIS MADoRE.
BshE-LEyI W. BHANT.
DoAno meets on the first Monday in each mont
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GENERAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS.

CLOSING OF MAILS.
Nail East, closes daily, Except Sunday $50
A.. r..
Nail Wta, a,--Through mail closes P. y. through
and way mail, closes 9r.n
Stage for Bedford, leaves daily, Except Sunday
at a. ~: Mail closes, & 4. " F.r. ..
!Nsss yor Fro'tbury. arrives G.3e P. ~. leaves, .
?. ~; Mail closes, s.3or.h.
Sage for .Som,rs,t. arrives, 5P. NJ; leaves, A..
~; Mail closes y, v. s.
= Fnn.sto,,e, semi Sg".k s--T.cave, Tuesdsy and
Friday, At l T.. ~; Mail c,os,s, l2.&o p. X.
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Notes Of all the limitations named Will be prolHpt
y furnished apon receipt Of subscriptions, aud III,
notes forwarded O--.. .me interest TO 18th June
next will be paid in advance This is
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New Skirt for 1865.
the GREAT INVENTION OF Tag Acc

IN moor SKIRTS
J. w Bradleys New Patent Duplex Elliptio (or dou.
ble) Spring Skirt.
Vests Bradley 4 Cary, Gate ] T. q ]. o. West
Sole Proprietors and manufacturers, "a Chambers and
40 and ~ Reafe Streets New York
This invention consists Of Duplex (or twn) Elliptic
steel Springs Egc niousy Braid Tightly and Firmly
together edge TO edge, making the toughest hax
Ibe Elastic and Durable Spinp eter used. They sci.
dom Bend ~ BrGnk like III" Single Springs, and con
sequeIW Pres, rye their perfect and beautiful shape
Twice a. long AS any other skirt
The wonderful fsXbility aud great comfort and
pleasure u any lady @rafiug the dupeS u ipic skit
WIN be experienced particularly ia all crowded
Asscnblip,, Oprtas, Carriages, RUto ttrs, Church
Pcws, Arm Chairs, for Prom, nd ic and nouse Dress
az the Sktt can BE- folded when in use, Go occupy
small place A. easily as tiik or uil'lin dress
huy having tnloyej tne pleasure comfort, aud
grH cunvrrirnce &C wearing The duplex Ellintia
steel Sping = irt for single ddy will meyer Hitci.
wards willingly dispense It'll their use. For hdlen
Misses, nnJ ioutg Ladies, they are supcror 30 all
others
Thpy the best a'ity in cvcry part, hud unqucs
uonably tn iightcst must ,CsitaUe, ljrtabc ana
econuuh AT fSirt rv.r made.
FOR SALE ~ al first class stores IN thi4 Citv adj
throughout iHr United states, tHnHdas, iaVaua de-
tuba MeXicn, south America, ana the West indies
INQUIRE fOG 1IlE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT
Apru l5 lHJj
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A Volume in a Few Words,

The following sentences contain avasi
deal Of wisdom iu small compass. They
form the e.sence of volumes compressed
and expressed iuto compact and terse
paragraph. These maxims should be car.
ricd in the pocket book, and read every
= day or two till they become thoroughly
familiar 10 al, and particularly to young
mon who are locking to a place in the
world. Obedience 10 th,m will make sny
mans place oeftoin and honorable
"Keep good company or nonc. Never
be idle. If your hands Garnet be useluly
employed. attend to the cultivation Of your
mind. Always speak the truth. Make
few premises. Live up to your engage.
ments. Keep your own secrets if you
have any, When you speak to person,
look him in the face. Good company and
good conversation are the very anews Of
virtue Good character is above ell thing
else. Your character cannot be eisonti
ally injured except by your own acts. If
any one speaks evil Of ycr, let your life
be 30 that none will believe him. Drink
mo kind of Intoxicating liquors. Ever
live, misfortunes excepted, within your in
come. Whom you retire to bed, think over
what ycl have been doing during the day.
Make no haste 10 be rich, il you would
prosper, Small and steady gains give
competency with tranquility OF mind
Never plsy a. any kind Of game of chance.
Avoid temptation, through fear You may
not Withstand it. Earn money before you
spcnd it. Never run into debt unless you
see way to get out again. Never bor'
row, if you can possibly avoid it, Do
not marry until you are able to support a
wife. Never speak evil Of any one. BE
just before you are generous. Keep your
sell innocent, II you would be happy
Save when you are young 20 spend wheu
You are old. Read over the above max
ims al least ouee a week
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Court PYOci0m alton.

"a HEREAs. the IIoN. VILLAS ELweLL Pres dent
w iuGf9 Otthn Coert of oyer ana TcTmiGer anG Gen
eral Jail Delivery Cont Of Quarter Sessions Of The
Peace aud Court u Common Pleas and Orphans Court
in the Goth Judicial District composed Of the ntiu.
Of Columbia, sullivan an Wyoming and the Hon. john
MReynnds q stephen Badly ,AssociatsJulges Of Cou.
ba county aN issued their pre- p bearing date thg 10
Cy Of Fen in the year Of our Lord tLousan eight
G.udred an siXty I'VE and 10 directed for holding
Court Of oyer an Vrrminer dGuncra la delivery.
General Quarter sessions Of the Peace, COHmun Pleas
ANA Orphans Court, IN Coomsburg, IN tina county #
Columbia On tn first donday, being the lst DAY Of
May next, to OulIuue one week
Notice i hereby given. 10 the Coroner, the Jus'ic .
of the Peace Hud toHla6es Of the said county ct
ubia that they be then aud there in their proper pe
at ~ O'Clock Ia the forenoon Of cay with her
records, iuqIisit"us ami other remembrance to du
those things which 20 their offices apperain to be done.
And those that bound ny ecOguzauce to prosecute
against the rsoners tnat or b. in the J8 sf
said county Uf Columbia To- be then and there prose.
cute them shah h just. Jurors requested be
punCtua in thrif attendance, ugrreuhy to tn notices
{ Dated at hlounsburg, the 2jth day Of Mar.
l.. :. i'm the year ri oar Luri enc thousand eight
49, )huudred and siHty'iOur. and in the elhty
year Of the Independence of the United
of America. GUD SAW 1HE CoNNoiWgALTu
SAMJED SNYDLk, SDerih
/ Sheriff. Office, Bloomsbury ,Apiil !, let's.
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Notice in Partition.
Eaats Of .SamUef Smith, 6scsased

In the matter of tbel At an orphan Cnrrt held >,
partition Of the Real bloomsbury IN agd f0f ~.
E'tate Of SanI smith, county orroulnbia ~ 1huts
deceased. day, February 9th, 1855.
On motion Of NJ r.. Jackson. Eco, The Court grant
rule directed Phineas Smith, l,aac Snith, Jucun
Smith, Henry Smith, Aaron smith Gilbert ". Fowler
and Carb rlne his wife late CatIarinc smith dsugh.
ter of said derejeut John Ndukrsser and Eieuofs
his wi ia. late Eenora Smith DAUGHTER uf the said ao.
cedent. Andrew Croil and Elizabeth. his VITA, int.
Elizsbeth Suitli daughter Of the Jrc,dsui, Josiah
Bennett ana Charlotte his vie, tate Charlotte Smith
daughter uf the dCcedgHt and Samuel T.. Suith, sill
children Of said Cocedevt sH6 Gilbert Ii. Fowler
guardiau e ". Fighter SiAnh, rsin1r son ma uGly
child uf Abraham SuntH dec ased who was son "a
The GcceuenI hclfs and iega! representatives OF ths
afores aid samuel Smuh deceased.
You and each at you hereby rsquir he AMI %.
pear al thr term OF JOIit TO be urd az
biouHt burg, the Gr-t Monday cf hay neat aHd ar
oept the Real Estts u said dceedent at tne
apr raised valuation put upon 1t by the inquest duly
returned, shOw cause why the same should no, B.,
sold.
Nitnes the Hon. william Elwelt. President Ju'ee
our SAID Orphans Court. 81 biOonshurg the gth IN
Ol tebrdary n. u. 1865. JESSE CO. .EMAH,
CLFBKD g.
The parties interested vllI take notice OF ina above
Bule, SAMUEL SNYDER,
sherif's ONCE sloomsburg
March IS lstj' sHFR,Y7
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ITO CONSIr NPTIvES.-Th undersigned having been
restored 10 heuith few week. by a very simple
severe lung atlrc iOn and that dread dis asr Con.
SUMPTION ~ ANXIOUS to make known to hiss t. How suf
iercrs the means Ot cure.
To all who desire it he " III send copy of the
ripinn ed free nt caarge) with the directions
for preparing aud using the same whCt they will hnd
sure cuu f'r CoNsCaProS, ASTHMA, t3usCurGn,
COUGHs CoLos Sc, The only object OF the advertiser
in sa"0ing the Prescription is to benefit tie afflicted
and pr"au Intnrmattou which H. CuuCIvrs to be in.
valuable a"d h. hopes every sufferer win Try ms
remedy as 1t will cost them nothing, and may prove
bl sslng,
PaTtI,s wishing the prescription VIII please address
Rev. EDN NARDA WILSON, Williamsburg,
Kings CoIHiy
hcw YORK.
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February is lsf5-3m.

Uniformity niFrces A New Feature m Bussnes
E'ury one his own salesman JONES = GO. Of the
Cros'm OHe Plicc Clothing store NO 2Oi harkctstrce
ahpvr sixth, Phladrlphia
IL at t,'luu 10 having The argcs' most vtr'ed and
iashiuUaO,r stock of Clothing ~ Philadelphia madr
prc-sly rtpl sa'cs, have constituted every one
lis own Srmau, ny having lar,co ~ neurrs, On each
article the very lowest pcrt can be sofa for they
CHuHOt possibly Tary-ail mas, buy alike.
he guuus ate well -pbnard anu prepared and great
pains taken with tine making that all can bay vliu
Ih' fat assurance ui Etug g"od article at n" very
lowest prrr. Also. large stock ri pirr" goods DH huuu
Of the latest sly !" ara bcsl quautl wch ~ hr made
To- order III the GGshloua5ie ana best manner IS
per cent, below credlt prices
Rrme the Crescent in Jarhrt above Sixth street
204 JONES q CO.
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tGy~ The assassins of President Lincoln
and the Seward family have no, get been
spprshended Il is semi officially au-
nounc'd by tho War Department tba,
Booth, in making bis escape on tie night
oi the murder fell from his horse rDd
fractured one of his legs. Ii is thought
chat he mus; be oear Washington, end
detectives are searching in every direction
for bin.
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L,sl ofCauscs for May Term 1885,

I Fihah TcMutt.ie ClIC!sc, NJ Aatoa Wofys Chtia.
tan " Noll
o Jacob Harris rs Peter 'acoty
3 Russell StOk,T, IS I'm k'Ier.
4 David NChtubach IS John Nard'R.
8 samuel Williams IS charles Il. DIe;ctich and e. co
A. Herring.
@ uugh NcReypoids ct al vs. Peter Olphant
? Amos W Tsaln-r = EuOch Howell.
Amos " LrcImtr EnOch tuweii.
Johl Episscl rt al " : + Upaaly rt y
10 George " Garrison Casper / Ihomds
II Richard Morgan W Samuel Uuagard.
/! john Gu, kle vs. Neury I Riley Ct al
i3 Henry GiIuier vs. Moore Crrvrng.
il Iuhu heIiI aLnr Of JUsrph Gesfbar, deccassa
W. sts . N"T.
10 George Car endorsee OF James Carr VS. Sylyest,r
! Fox ana . homas CrcleIGg, jc.
li Jonas bcnBiger ir VS. EmtuIG. Aahton.
Il Ang'stu' Z Rahn vs Jdn-s Eyer and Luxe
My'r.
i Ja"ts Carr vs. uerry 7 Reilly and David Waller
~ John Ruchie vs. ienry Reilly ct at.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-04-29

Tie Nurse anil Hpy.--Tbis is the title
OF a neat aud beautiful volume ,oi some 400
pages, jus, published, and is dedicated 20
she sick and wonlded Soldiers Of the ar
my OF the Potomac. Mr.. WLLAM PAT.
TERsoN, is couvassing this county fyr sub
scribers 1t ie a book Of great interest,
and would add mrch 10 he appearance Of
every family LibtatY.