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4NR SEE It announced that Gen. Howard
is abont 20 oren an Office in Washington in
ne interest Of the freedmen. All who de-
sire emPIoyment are TO make application
through him and he viii see that they be
fUruished with place 70 labor. A capital
idea. and strong evidence that the negro is
not competent 70 take care of himself-bus
must have guardian. How much better
of rooid they be down South with their
mas:ersl Where they were properly cared
for, and clothed and fed, and never in want
for anything. Suppose some philanihropic
gentlemen undertake TO find employment,
al good wages, for The thousands Of our
poor white soldiers that have lately been
discharged srom service and returned home
TO find nothing for them to do. Can so
mnch be done for The rhiie ioldierss II will
be some time before they ell find employ
meni- We think we hear an exclamation
like This come from among the number
sIi is great pity We were not all born
black y
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BLooMsBuao. Julv "a. 1865.

Editors Of The Star At you request | fur
nish you with the precise language used by
LEWIS H MlUs, on the occasion referred 10
in your paper of last week. He approached
aTeiurned soldier who was talking 10 six or
eight men, and said in loud voice, How
did you like ihe rebels down South, are
iEey as bad as the rebels up here1 Not as
bad, hal' The soldier made no reply that
| heard. The words made an impression
on my mind, as he appeared to be deter
mined That every body should hear. Per-
5aps the insult was iutended for me, sIiho'
] never had the pleasure of an acquaintance
with the gentleman I; but probably might
have had if j had desired il. DEMOCRAT.
A highly respected gentleman, of this
town, has furnished Us with the above, and
stands ready TO give his name whenever il
is deemed necessary. In our article last
week we nsed the word traitor (as given
us) instead OF rebel The gentleman who
gave rs the information, gives Mr.. Maus, ia
the above card, the benef; ofihe correction.
So far as We ars concerned, it makes no
difference wbether he used the word rebels
or traitors, as We take a rebel to be a traitor
as we'll as traitor 10 be rebel. They are
one and The same-no difference so far as
violating the legal authorities.
For having published what Mr.. Maus
himself FIRST made public, we were attacked
in an ungenllemanly and boisterous man
Eer, on The street in front of the Post Office,
where shoddy had congregetsd in consider
able numbers. We are not one of those
who are disposed to quarrel with any man,
neither are we 1illing to sink to the level
OF street fighter, or make brawler Of our
self We were abused, by having epithels
applied TO Us that we will not here men,
lion, and in manner becoming our posi-.
tion as public journ alisl, calmly and coll
lectively passed il by. We will here state,
in short, We are not TO be iniimidated or
into silence and if men do not
wish 10 see their names appear in a public
journal all they have TO do Is TO behave
themselves as good citizens, and we are the
last person to attack them. Plenty Of men
throughout the country have been taught
that the best way to get along smoothly, is
TO say nothing dsrsspeclfuI of or rejecting
upon their neiehbors though they may differ
in political opinion.
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We learn from the Patriot and Utrion that
the "Yonng Mems Christian Association" of
Harrisburg "have procured FIVE elegant wal
mt chess tables, the squares of which are
iDlaid with marble," as part OF ths furniture
of their room. II TO these means of grace
they we're to add several of the trotping hor-
ses, pistol gallery, dozen game cocks,
and good pack OF "blood hounds OF Zion"
10 hpnt coPperheads, we think they might
count their calling end election sure. Per-
haps sn occasional game OF 't0ld Sledge"
might afford rest, recreation and reEresh-
ment after a vigorous charge Gu '+od
Scratch Lancaster Infeiligencer
Oh, pshaw, Mr. hteHigeneer, you are Too
fural, ,and don't understand metropolitan US
ages. Don't you know Brothers Beecher,
Robinson. Hay, Jackson, and others of our
shining lights have put the Christian rslg-
ion or a new basis Tut, tot, man you
don't know but some of the things you stick
le al are among the modern means oil grace.
Come out OF the woods-do.-Potriot and
Union.
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ONE MUNDRED ACRES,
Administrators A Notice.

T ETrERS of administration on The estate
"A of Charles Stewart, late of Bloom town.
ship, Columbia County, deceased, havs
been granted by the Register OF said coun-
ty, TO Lemuel Potter, residing in Mainville,
Columbia County ALI persons having
claims against The Estate of the decedent
are requested TO present them 10 The ad-
minisirator for settlement; and those in.
debsed 10 The estate will come toward and
nake immediate payment 10 the admins
traitor.
LEMUEL POTTER.
June 2e, 1863, S3 pd. Admr.
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Tess Abolition newspaper editors told
their readers that the war should not cease
until the negro was set free; now they say
that the riehi of suffrage shall be extended
10 the bIscks. both North and South and in
the same breath tell you (soIdiers) that the
war was not for he negro Let that be as il
may, the war has been curse 10 the whole
ceuniry, and The uhie man in particular
Some have grown rich out OF the ruins OF
the war while others have been reduced to
beggary. While secession was grsppling
al The throat of the Govern neni, Shoddy had
his hands into her pockets robbine them OF
all their conierts. and The result is, ara
iionaf debt is piled upon the country one
fourth larger than that of Great Britain
fet sone Of these same crack Drained edi-
tore Tell their readers that nslional debt is
"naiional bisssingn grand and mag
nificeni idea. 0n The other hand we may
infer that small debts individual, If you
pIsese) are email (individual) ssblessiHgs."
What great pity some Of these men hadna
lived one hnndfead years ago.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

LETTER OF administration OH the estate
oil Caiharine Jacoby, lare of Mt. Pleasant
township, Columbia county. have. been
granted by The Register of said cosnr7 10
George w. Jscoby. residing in ih.s so~n>
ship and county aforesaid. All ,eerseR&
having claims or demands against the es.
tate OF The decedeni are requested 10 pre-.
sent them duly authenticated 10 the admin
is;ralioh for settlement, and those indebted
10 the estate will make Immediate paw
menI TO GEORGE w. JACOBY,
July IL, 1865. Adm',.
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Admintstratrix's A Notice.

Estdte Of G. LoVry Kline, iate Of Orange DECD.
LETTERS OF administration on the estate
oi g. Lowry Kline, late Of Orange twp,
Columbia county, deceased, have been
granted, by the Register Of said comfy, TO
Eltfuda Kline, residing in The township and
comfy aforesaid. All persons having de.
mands against the estate OF the deceden I
are requested 10 present them for seliIe-
meni, and those Undecided TO the estate are
requested 10 make immediate payment.
ELTRUDA KLINE,
Oange, May 81, 1868. Admtrix.
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An exchange says woman was hung on
the crime OF snatcting bonnet and reticue
from lady. She was indicted for highway
robbery, convicted and executed. Some
years earlier. old women were hung and
drowned for "wiichcraft." Loyal" jour
nals now refer to these facts to justify the
execution of Mrs. Surrait. The parallels are
no doubt very good as 10 the tjustice" of The
matter, but are not very indicative OF pro
gtession.
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f'JERRY CowspESn the notorious counter-
teiter has been recently captured while in
The act of manufacturing counterfeit postal
currency.
President JOHNSON is being tormented by
the Philadelphia politicians, in regard TO
the federal Offices of that city. A delegate
of twenty-five men visited him on The 17'h
inst, 10 argue the election OF collector-of
that port. We expect TO hear Of him hav-
ing another attack of iindispesuion, before
he passes The siege.
GHE PRESIDENT HAS APPOINTED Charles
Durbree, formerly U. S. Senator from Wis
cousin, Governor OF Utah and William II.
Wallace, Governor of Idaho, in place of
Caleb Lyon.
THERE ARE SAID to be al least ten thousand
applicants on file in the Treasury Depart
ment for appointments. 'Tis pity all loyal
men cannot have an appointment
PAYMAsTER RoBERr n. CLARK of Delaware,
has made mysterious disappearance. with
important orders in his possession.
THE DEMANDS UPON THE TREASURY of the u
S. are now about five millions, daily.
THERE WAS TERRIBLE FREsHRT in the
Schuylkill and Rarilan rivers on Sunday and
Monday of last week doing much damage
TO property.
FIVE millions of national currency was is
sued during The past week, being two mil
more than was ever Issued in the same
length of time before
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M HEREAS the Honorable VIM. Ewell,
President Judge OF the Court of 0ye,
and Terminer and General Jail Delivery,
Court OF Quarter Sessions OF the Peace. aud
Court of Common Pleas and Orp Court.
in the 26th judicial District, composed OF
the counties of Columbia, Sullivan and Wv.
omIng, and the Hons. Stephen Baldy and
John McReynoIds, Associate Judges OF Co.
lumbia co., have issued their ,,recept, bear
ing date one thousand eight hundred aud
sixty five, aud 10 me directed fer holding
Court Of Oyer and Terminer, and General
Jail delivery, Quarter Sessions oil the Peace,
Com. Pleas and Orphans Court, in Blooms
burg, in the county of Columbia on the first
Monday, being the 4th day of sept next,
and TO coutinue one week.
Notice is hereby grven 10 the Coroner, ihe
Justices of the Peace and Conslables OF the
said County of Columbia, that they be then
and there in their proper persons at 10 o.
clock in the forenoon of said day, with their
records, inquisitions and other RENE m BRAN
ces 10 do those Things which 10 their Offices
spperlain 10 be done. And those that are
bound by recognizes, 10 prosecute against
the prisoners that are or may be in The Jail
Of said county OF Columbia, 10 be then and
there 10 prosecute then as shall be Just. Ju.
rors are requested 10 be punclual in their
attendance, agTeeably 10 IheIr notice, dated
at Bloomsbury, the 26lh day of JULY, IN The
year of our Lord one Thousand d eight hundred
and sixty fifth and in The eighty ninth year
OF the Independence of the United States of
America. (God save the Commonwealth
SAMUEL SNYDER,
Sherff's Office, Sheriff.
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STILL AsoTHER LIN yesterdays issue we
stated that Dir. Jacob Zeisler was supposed
to be the oldest resident of Harrisburg. We
have since been informed that Mrs. Susan
Boyer, now residing in the city has also
passed her CAD birthday. Mrs. B. is remark
ably smart for an old lady. She gets up and
down stairs alone 10 her meals, makes her
own bed, and attends to her room With near
Iy the same activity as young woman
Pai1iot and Union.
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Marlin SceTT was native Of Vermont, a
brave man, but SELF opinionated, and exces-
sively ignorant; was killed at The battle Of
Chepul;epec, then with the rank of Lieut..
Colonel. In dogs. guns and horses, he
spent some Of his pay; but in all other mat
ters be was penuxieus in the extreme. He
bought his servant, Jack, OF his master in
Missouri by ,Osight;; Sc Us. al So per D--This
fact may astonish the Saints of The North,
but il is DeverlheIess true as Holy Writ.
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BLO0MSBURG, WEDNESDAY,, JULY 96, 1865.
DLMOCRAalC COUNTY CONVENTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Demo-
cratic Electors, in and for the several Bor-
ou2hs and Election Districts, will meet at
their respective places of holding :he Cen
'eraI Elections. except in ,Conyngham tp.,
there they will NEE, a. The Public Hoase Of
Peter Hower,--en SATURDAY, THE Goth
OF AUGUST, is6s between The bours of
3 and O'Clock, p "a {, Of said day. for the
purpe Sc oi choosing two Delegates from
each District to meet in County Conven-
lion, at vhe COURT HOUSE, in Blooms
burg, on MOSdDAX, THE aSih DAY OF
AUGUST, 1865, Al o'clock, P. NJ, for the
purpose Of making the usual annu al nomi-
nations Of The Democratic party OF Coum-
.bia County.
e. u.LTTTLE, Ckoiman
-9oBS J. STILEs, ISAIAH BowKR,
HkE'Y HrsrERLI1ER JOHN HILL,
PkTER X. HERBISE, JOHN FRuIT,
+. G. RrCgETs, ELIAS DEITERIcK.
Dem. Stand. COMMITTEE
Bloom6ure, July 26, 1865.
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AT Cleveland, Ohio, on the 4rh inst, says
The Phin Dealer, the radicals rigged up an
express wagon with seats, tier above tier,
upon which were placed a number of white
girls, bot upon the top seal was placed a
young Miss ChaFcoal-olherwise female
darkey. The scene was edifying, indeed, 10
those who relished il.
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THE PHGNIX PECTOR9L

-'~ -
ee Ioral; or compound
Syrup of WildChefry and Seneka Snake
Root, will cure the Diseases OF The Throat
and Lungs, such as colds, coughs, croop,
Asthma, bronchitis, caiarT sore throat,
hoarseness, whooping cough. &c.
lis timely use will preven PULMOARY
CONSUMPTION. And even where this
fearful disease is fully developed, it will
afford more relief than anv other medicine.
J. Lawrence Geiz, ex-Speaker OF the
Pennsylvania House of Representatives.,
says This cough remedy is now exten-
sive used, and is of the highest value TO
The ommuniiy, its curative qualities hav-
ing been tested by thousands with the
most gratifying results. Ii IS carefully and
skillluIly prepa red from Wild Cherry BARB
and Seneka Snake Root, by DR.. Lew Ober.
hol'Zer, a reputable physician OF PhPnix~
gisrs and country siorekeepersn
D. P. Crosby, ex-Post Master and ex.
Burgess OF Poitsiown, ceriifies as follows:
POTTSTOWN, Jan. 3, 1868.
This certifies that have used the Phe-
nix Peciora in my family, and recon-
mend il TO the Public as the very best
remedy for cough and colds that | have
ever tried One OF nv children was taken
with cold, accompanied with croupy
cough, so bad, indeed, that il could not
talk and scarcely breathe. Having heard
so much said about the Phenix Pectorai
procured a bottle Of il. The first dose
relieves the difficulty OF breathing, and be-
lore the child hal taken one fourth OF the
bottle il was entirely well. Every family
should have il in their house.
J. Z. Smith, druggist OF New Hope Bucks
conuiy, Pa, 10 writing 10 DR.. OberholtZer,
says: "a few days since | bought two
dozen Of your valuable. cough remedy to
try, aud find Il very good, and as j, is near
ly all gone would like you 10 send ms a
gross of il.
"Yout medicine gives better satisfaction
than any other have in the Store. am
agent lot some or The most popular cough
preparations, but yours seems 10 &C doing
the most good"
The following is an extract from letter
from Hiram Ellis, merchant, near Potts.
town, Pa, "I have tired the Phoenix Pee
toral and find tito be The best cough med
icine extant. II meets with a more ready
sale than any other that have ever had id
my store"
The proprietor Of this medicine has 80
much confidence in its curative powers,
from the testimony Of thousands who have
used 1t, that the money VIII De paid BACK
TO any purchaser who is uot eatiefed with
its effects"
IL is so pleasant 10 take that children cry
for it. Price THIRTY-FIVE CENTS; large
Bottles ONE DOLLAR
II is intended for only one class OF die.
eases. namely those oi the THROAT and
LUNGS.
Prepared only BY LEVI OBERHOLTZER
M. D., Phenixville, Pa, and sold by all
Druggists and Storekeepers.
Johnson, Holloway, & Cowden, No. "a
North Sixth Street, Philadelphia, and
F. c. Wells g. Co., lis Franklin Street,
New York, General Wholesale Agent.
N. B.-If your nearest druggist OF store'
keeper does not keep this medicine do not
let him put you of with some other medi-
cine, because he makes more money on II,
but send al once 20 one Of the Agents for it..
June 81, lS65.-6m.
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"BEasTLY' IsToxlcATIoN.-The most re-
markable case of intoxica.ion we ever heard
OF is related by The Troy Times. About a
month ago an Illicit whisky dis,illery was in
full blast on Green Island, near Troy. One
nighl-it was "s;ill" nighl-ths man run
ming the machine had made eighteen gall
Ions of whisky, aud set 1t out in the open
air TO cool. Along came cow. She was
thirsty, and the beverage looked inviting
She swallowed every drop, eighteen gallons
of unrectlfed whisky, warranted to kill al
forty rods. The COW has been drunk ever
since. She staggered home, and is now in
The fourth week of a grand old bender. The
COW eats nothing; tails down whenever they
try to raise her up; and has become "a lean
as a crow, instead Of a COW. Whether the
COW will ever get sober, or end her lie in a
6t Of delirium remens, is a question that
we shall look anxiousIy TO see the solution
OF,
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SoMs enterprising yankee last week drove
q piece OF iron in the Public Square, by a
vigorous application of sledge hammer, and
in abourthree quarters OF an hour after, had
an iron pump inserted with which be COM
menced pumping water. This was quick
way of digging = we'll = LusTHe Union.
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on WELLs--We have just been shown
correspondence, with accompanying maps
of the "Whitley and Dunkark Creek" oil
territory, in Green county, which gives a
most aaitering account of the success Of
that region. The writer is on the ground
and knows what he is writing. We are
happy 10 learn that our friend c. B. Rhoads
of this city is Interested in this territory, 10
whom we refer all those who are desirous
Of making fortune in the oil business
He may be found at Lsuer's Brewery
Reading Tiures
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TRAVERSE JURORS FOR SEPTEMBER
TERM 1865.

TRAVERSE JURORS FOR SEPTEMBER
TERM 1865.
Bloom-Douelas Hughes, Daniel Breeze,
Beaver-John Michael,
Briarcreek-Freas Fowler, Enoch Rilteu
house, Francis Evans, William Freas, John
6. Jacoby,
CalswIssa-Moses Hartman, Sam 7 Shu-
man.
Cenre-M. D. Remley, Samuel C. Bow.
er. Thomas Fry,
Conyngham-DavidC Camp, James Barry,
Isaac w. Haus
ishingcreek-Sanuel C. Crevelng,
Franklin-Samuel foreman,
eenwood-Mathias Kline, Samul Gill
lesPie,
Hemlock-N. P Moore,
Locusr-William Beach, K Herbine
MI Pleasant-Jackson keller,
Madson-Wiliam Kitchen, Samuel De-
mott Perry o. Christian,
fflIn-Lewis Greasy ,Thos A,en, Philip
On, Jacob Longeuberger,
Montour -Isacher Evans,
Orapge-Samuel Zimmerman,
Piue-Thomas Stackhouse, P Sgisher,
Sugarloal-John Kile, sen.
Btoemsburg, July 26, 1868.
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The Commissioners of Pensions has de-
cided that pension OF s25 per month is
granted 10 those having lost bo:h hands or
both eyes in the military service of the
United States in the line of duty, and $40
per month TO those WHO under the same
conditions shall have lost both feet if such
parties were entitled to q lower rate of pen
sion urder the act of 1852. This higher
pension viii date only from the 4th day OF
July, 1864 in the case OF pensioners already
enrolled, or OF applicants discharged prior
10 that date.
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PRIZE FEHT.-We learn that a brutal
prize igh. took place in Salem township,
on Monday, for purse of $50. The chaI-
lenger, Jim Nudgen, had bis beautiful mug
horribly disfiguIed, By his antagonist, Wal.
Seybert, who BIT q piece out of his left
cheek. II was regular trough and tumble"
sei-io. Not being present, We are unable
10 give The particulars, but we are informed
that Nudgen, who prides himself upon his
herculeau strength, was completely whip
ped by young Seybert, who claimed The
purse. The money was handed over 10
him including about $40, additional, which
was gathered from side betting. Our neigh.
Dor Eggert sent the young champion a
challenge IN the evening of the same day,
but che didn't see it.n We rather guess the
"Sheriffn was glad he didn't Is there no
law 10 prevent these iuhuman exhibitionsg
-Berwick Gazette.
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PUBLIC SALE OF
TalmabIe Real Essute.


IN pursuance Of an orJe. Of ihe Orphansp
Cont OF Columbia conniv, on SATURDAY
THE Goth pay OF AUGUST, next. a, 10
o'clock; in The forenoon, Geo w Jacoby.
administrator OF Caiharine Jacoby who as
Executrix Of John Jacoby, tare of Mourt
Pleasant township, in said county, decd,
will expose 10 sale, by public yeudue. on
the premises, a certain
r ARM &c TRACT OF LAND
bounded and described as follows, 10 wit
On the North by land OF Peter Jacooy on
the East by lands of John Culp and Isaac
Culp; on the sorth by land OF Thomas J,
4anderslice, aud on the ives, by fand of
John Wanich containing
ONE HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less; wherein are erected two loo
houses and 1--WE log barns Lite The estate
oi said deceased, situate in lire townshie
OF Mount Pleasant and county Aforesaid.
JESSE COLEMAN, Clerk.
BloomsbuTg, July 90, 1865.
TERMS OF SALE-Te per cent. of one
iourIk on the day OF sale. One fourth less
The said leu per cent. when The sale shah
be confirmed. The balance in one year
thereafter, with interest, and 10 be secured
by bond and mortgage
GEORGE w. JAC0BY, Admr's.
July 20 1865
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Sherif1's Office,
Bloomsburg, July 26, 1865.
GRAND JURORS FOR SEPTEMBER
TERM. 1865.


TERM, 1865.
BIoom-Peter Jones, George w. Corel
Bor. Berwick-GIlben Fowler
Benion-Samuel Applemau.
Beaver-John Fry.
Calawissa-Lewis Yeter, George Rishel,
Peter q. Campbell.
Cenne-Jeremiah Hsgenbuch.
Conyngham-A. w. Rea.
Green wood. F. Derte rick, Benjamin
Ewes.
William Osborn, John Lee.
MI Pleasant Stephen Crawford, Thomas
]. Weliver, George Kreamer.
Madison-John Graham.
NJ lfflln-John L. Bond,
Scotl-Peler Schng, Marshall G. Kinney,
Thomas Creveling.
Sugarloaf, af,-FredeIick Laubach, George
Sieadman. July rs, 1868.
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PUBLIC SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

IN pursuance oil an oIder OF Ihe Orphans
Court OF Columbia county, on SATURDAY
The 26TH DAY OF AUGUST. 1865. at
10 O'Clock iE the forenoon, JOHN WEN
NER, Administrator with the Will annex
ed, Of Reuben Savage, late of Fishing
creek township, in said county, deceased,
will expose TO public yendue, on The prem
ises, certain
Farm OR PIECE OF FL.AND,
bounded and described as follows, TO wit:
On the north by land Of the heirs of Nc
Kinney Buckalew, decd; on the east by
land of Daniel Thomas; on the south by
land OF Jones' heirs, and on the west by
land OF Solomon Bnss; containing
SIXTY-FIVE ACRES,
more or less. About 80 acres are cleared
and in tolerably good stale Of cultivation.
Whereon are erected Dwelling House,
Frame Bank Bare, aud other out buildings
aud Improvements. Late The estate OF said
deceased, situate in the township O. Fish
ngcreek, and county aforesaid
JESSE COLEMAN, Clerk.
Bloomsbury, July 20, 1865.
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CONvEYANCING, NEATLY AND
~ PROMPTLY DONE, by c. G. BARK
LEY, Attorney a, Law, BIoomsburg, Pa.
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CONDITIONS OF SALE.-Ten per cent
of one-fourIh on the day Of sale one fourth
less said ten per ceHt. when the sale shall
be confirmed; the balance in one year
there after, with interest, and to be secured
by bond and mortgage.
JOHN WENNER, Admir-.
Inlv 26 1863