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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-22

Dedication. Newport M. 10. Church
was dedicated according to previous an
nouncement on last Sabbath. Rev T. T.
lasker, of Philadelphia, preached an able
ana highly interesting sermon in the morn
ing nom Matt 1S chap. Goth verse, after
which the entire amount of Indebtedness,
being nearly 5000, was raised in few
minutes and the concluding ritual services
performed by Rev. r. W. Shippers and the
pastor Key. W. II. Fries t3t P. NJ. Rev.
george eluigley discoursed to crowded au-
uience IN ms usual forcible and eloquent
manner IRON LIST Cor, Sd chap, 10th verse;
and at n in the evening Rev. T. w Sim
pcrS held forth THE words of truth and
soberness" from Phil. ed, 18th chap 18th
verse. The services throughout were much
enllvencd with beautiful music by the new
choir lately organized in the church under
The leadership Of Mr. Henry F. Plckels, of
W Wilmington, The day was one long to be
remembered, ON account of the presence OF
God in His Holy Temple, and of an unusual
degree of good feeling which seemed to per-
wade the hearts OF His people, who could all
cNclaim with one of old, sit is good for Us
To be here The whole cost ofthe building
ana furniture was about $4,000.
NarrOe Escape--On Tuesday afternoon
last, between A and o'clock, a little boy
""'.'' WV NtdlS VI uEt nhlneu james i)hlfu,
made narrow escape from having his leg
crushed To atoms. The little fellow was play
ing in Third ST, near Pine, when n cart load-
cd with coal, belonging to Robert Carswel,
came along The little hoy fell lcngthwise
in the rut in which the cart was coming and
the hoy not being seen by the driver, the
wheel passed over the back part of his leg,
cutting q terrible cash lie was taken home
where Dr. Wilson dressed his wounds
Here is another warning to parents not 10
permit their children ia. play in the street,
particularly when they are of such tender
nge as not to be able TO get ont of the way
when vehicles are coming,
Arrested Alex. Oummins was brought
before Esquire Silver, on Wednesday last
charged with passing counterfeit green
back' Of the denomination of $20 ON JohT
Mills The evidence adduced not beinl
| sufficient to warrant the Esquire in commit
ting Cummns, he was discharged
The order Of United american Mechanics
The annual session of the National Coun
ell of the Order Of United American Mechan
les OF the United States, was held in Phila
delpliia, on Tuesday. After the transaction
of business Of importance to the Order, tn
election Of officers took place. Mr.. jaime
G. Pierson, of this city, was elected Nationa
Vice Counsellor and John Walker, Jr., Ma
| tiOnal Treasurer
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-22


PRESIDENT JOHNSON ON OUR LATE STRUG-
GLE.-The following letter was published in
a late number of the London Star.
Erecutige Office, Washington, d. C., July 20,
lsG5.-AIr g. F. Comfort No2 Franzosische
sirasse, Berlin, Prussia.-NIy Dear Sir.
thank You for your letter of the Both of June
shall use my best endeavor to make my
administration national, and not partisan
Peryerling power or influence TO partisan
ends is only less criminal than attempting the
nations life. Our nation has come out of its
iomyears' strugglefor existence strengthened
and purified and with capacity for a
growth in the future unparalleled in history.
| am pleased TO hear from so intelligent an
observer as yourself that the fact that our
government is a government Of the people
deriving all its powers from the people, eX-
listing only for the people--is being appre.
ciated in Europe. trust our national sue
cess will prove the success of popular princi
pies throughout the world.
am, sir, very truly yours,
ANDREW JOHNSON,
President of the United States.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-22
DIED.

MURPHY. In the communion ofthe Catho-
lie Church, on Sunday, September nth.
MARTHA, wife of j. William Murphy, A.
NJ, of This city, aged Gs years. $50 He
giveh His beloved sleep. "
LAYTON.-On September 18th, Mrs MARY
H. LAYTON, wife of Captain c. r, Lay
ton, I. S. a.
The friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, to leave the
residence of her father, DIR. L. p. Bush, on
this--Friday September %, at II O'Clock.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-22
MARRInn.

BAILEY = CUMMINS. 4 In st. Peters
Church, Smyrna, on Wednesday, Septem-
her 9th, by Rev. Joshua Morsell, ID. d.
.loHN c. BAILEY to MAGGIE daughter OF
DIR. William Cummins, both of Smyrna.
BENNER-KINDELL In Philadelphia,
ON Thursday, the 2lst inst, by the Rev.
Mr., Atwood, Mr., EInANNuM BENNER to
MISS MARoARET E. KINDELI, both of this
city.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-22
President of the United states.

To REMOVE WALNUT AND FRUIT STAINS
FROM THE FISGERs.-Dip them in strong
tea rubbing the nails with it and II nailbrush;
afterwards wash in warm water. The stains
come out instantly,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-22
sHERIFF'S SALES.

SIlEMIFE,s sALE.--BY VIRTUE on A
~ WRIT OF VENDITIuN1 kXpONAs to me- directed
Sill DO exposed 10 Public Sale at the Hotel of n s.
Castle County, Delaware, on MONDAY the 2jtb dav ~
september D 1860, at o'clock, Z. NJ the tolloving
described Real Est,te. viz
All that tIart OF land situate Ia Red Lion aundred
New ua54 County bounded as follows to wit :-Adjoin.
10y alas o. John Henry, the heirs Of john Addison
near tns lVot brdsoi by the roal Lending to Port n IN
hein{ about twenty feet front by one hundred FEET deem
M tue contents more or esHi with house thereon erect.
seized aud aken Ia execution as the propety of vii.
GE6RGE S. HAGANY, Sheriff.
'nOrlu olhee, New Castle, september ., 1s66.-sts
GHERIEF's sALE,--BY VIRTUE OF A
- VIII OF Levsr 10 ias to directed will be exposed
T. iublie sale at the Hotel OF Janes T. Bates In the
.gouny, Delaware, on MONDAY the 18th day Of sepem
II isgo, @ a. ~ o'eloek A. NJ, he following
All that lot puc Of Land and pramlses situated in
shesler Hundred aforesaid and butied and bounded as
oN' 70 Wy = le!inning att point In the first
teu ne instance f.om the beginning stone Of parcel
4 ni 500 by william kincAd, on the sixth day Of
ffgih a. D. sll, unto solomon Grier, William Walker
g. Dam Parker tof which parcel Of land this is
PAN and running thence Eighty.ono and fvetenths
f.rnts amt running thence with said first mentioned
it, hve and hFe-tenths rerches TO Rabeeca Crump-
nnd thence with the old line north Eghty-two and
re helf degrees hast dny-inur parcheH south three
Al .pu half degrees, East forty.one and ivetenfhs
H1Nf BY new lie, south Eighty mine Degrees west
A4hr aad sixonths perchesto the place Of 6srlnping
stng thirteen acres and Eve square perches of land
~ |Nrsf and taben in exeeniiop as rha nro,., s n.
si ~ and Eixs Ann his wiz. ana ~ bps sY ~ pan
3 Va 4M -. GkORGE S. HAGANY, Sheriff.
sssse ONCE, New Castle September 4, Iss5-sts
zztt1 F< EF2s SALE.--RY VIRTUE OF A
fl. "a HItApF NBNblTl0NI EXPONAs, to me directed
,ll f,Hsul TO Public Sale, at tha hotel Of james II
Flta 70 ot dlasg w, in Peneador Hundred
4t9 wi W. eouuty, Detware, on MONDAY. the 25th
aNr iher, 1865, at1l y o'clock, A. NJ the foI.
ID d4i1t 4 ss-t,ed Real kttAte, viz:-
=, situate in penoadsr Hundred, New Castle
VI l1sf S1f Atate of DeAwatO, bounded by lands Of
lt9 XXI H ftk and lands Of Joseph bindis, and lands
sam "A lAIis i.ls -l'fTa''Ti17 = ~ ~ '"e
,l. ,sea$ 9nRaas.rt rtIon as tie property OF nsyia
s,. GEO, HAoANY, Sheriff.
'@"'' v se N'''', ssP'ses'sr tth, lsesi-sts.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-22
The Money Market,

Stalier & Woostou, Bank rs, and U. s.
Loan A .epts, S. L. Corner of Eth and Market
St., Wilmington Dei., furnished us with the
following quotations at one o'clock yesterday :
ltul I1t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-22

The following quotations were furnished US by
H. r. Robinson & Co., Bankers, corner OF Fourth
and Market streets, at one o'clock yesterday
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-22
ALBERT W. SMITH,
SURVEYOR, CONVEYANCE
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,

s. E. corner of 9th & Market Street,
GURVRYs LAND, draws Deeds Bonds, Morgsse5 " VI
- 4o. Buys and Sells Real Estate and Stocks u0i'
Rents, &c
He Is Agent for the Penn Mutual Life Insnrane, ~
pany of Philadelphia, aud Commissioner TO take
Judgments Of Deeds, &e for Lands In The stAteap
sylvania and Maryland.
lS-persona wishing to invest In safe Securities OF
EstAte, may hnd 1t to their advantage to call ~ -.
fA 3. &c. corner sth a Marker "
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-22
T. S. SANITARY ooMMIsSIOl
LEVI G. BIRD, LOCAL AGEN'
Office N. E. Cor, Sixth and King stree
OFFICE HOURS. ss s m m, to to 2 - M N

p m, 10 P, nj :
nHE U. s. SANITARY COMMISSION, desiring 70
L IuVe Folders sAiors, and their families ien
heavy expenses usually paid Tor the prosecution ol ~
Claims nave established this Agency to collect
PENSIONS, ARREARS OF PAY, BoUErlBs
CHARGE, or expenses OF sny Mind whatsvor to The ti
ants On application sent to this Agency, statnk ,
nalne ana pest office Of the claimant, the name, =
company, regiment service aud State OF the solalel
whose account the claim IL made. date OF dlsenNH
aea, tue proper blanks will be lllod out As iil = ~
ole, and forwarded to the person applying fhs.s
then he executed and returned to this foe, When Y
possible time ~ julyi9H
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-22

~ hA'hihNlH VI Llli IlalAltlr0.U
Haydn society of Wilmington, wil6 sdfdse
take notice that there will be Il speeial1raslf y
ing ni the Society ON Tuesday cvcniiffaSl H.
temher 9G 1868, for the lransncloi tsal M
pOrtani business fl -
JAMES G. Downward, Sfk'vi -
Jhm Entertainment nj Good Temnisr.
lall, ON Saturday night last, was plea, A,
affair and gave satisfaction To an connae IN
with IT, Excellent ice cream. a GOOD sici =,
and a variety Of songs mad, the ceyeninethra
rapidly, but happily, away, and the cdn,.
pany dispersed amused and cdifed, and wa
were Pleased 10 hear it announced thot 4
similar gathering would come oil on SANE.
day night next There is much instruction
TO be CLEANED at these parties, and the amused
ment offered is as nnimaling as il is recreo
tive. These meetings should he patronized
largely.
1cqadted.-Ias lIaughey was tried ycs.
terday afternoon before Esquire Silver ON
the charge of stealing Government horse
After hearing the evidence in The case. he
was acquitted, ~
Died,-Mrs Elizabeth S. Moon, wife of r
d. Moon, M. D., and daughter of the late
Governor Thomas Stockton, of tlist State
died AT Athens, Georgia, on the 4th instant
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WIDOWS ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice Of Confirmation.

THE following appraisemen!s ot real l..
personal properly set apart 10 Widows oi
Decedenls have been filed in the Office OF
the Register Of Columbia County, under the
Rules OF Court, and will be presented for
absolaIe coufirmalon, 20 the Orphans Courl
TO be held in Bloomsbury, 10 aud for said
county, or WEDNESDAY, THE 9th DAY
OF DECEMBER, A D., 1868, at 2 'clock
IN the afternoon OF said day unless excep
lions 10 such combinations are prev ously
filed +; OF which all persons interested in
said estates will lake notice.
l. Widow OF John IeageT, sen. OF Locust,
fled Cd Aug 1855.
2. Widow OF John Waller, OF Locust, flied
l4h Aug. 1865.
3. Widow OF William Hoffman, of Centre
fled 22d Aug. 1865.
a. Widow of Henry Lamon, Cf Brarcreek
FLED Esd Aug. 1868.
5 Widow OF Arch'ld Patterson, OF Gceen.
wool, filed 3Isl Aug. 1865.
8. Widow of VIM. E. Shannon, of Scou,
fied Is Sept 1865.
T. Widow OF George LoneenbeIaer, OF
Maine, filed 4lh Sept 1863.
s. Widow OF Samuel Parks, OF Sugarloaf,
flied 18Th sept 1865
g. Widow ol SolOmoH S;roup, of Madison
filed 2isl Sept. 1865.
10. Widow of N T. Pennington, OF Fish
ingcreek, flied Sd Oct. 1865.
IL. Widow OF james w Kitchen, OF Sugar.
loaf, filed 10th Oct. 1865.
l2 Widow of Daniel G. En,, of Scott, filed
Both Oct. 1865.
JOHN C FREEZE,
Registers Office, Register.
BloomsbUrg, Nov. 6, 1865.
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EAHEREAS>the Honorable Wm. Eiwell,
W President Judge OF The Conrt OF Oyer
and Terminer and General Jail Delivery,
Court of Quarter Sessions OF the Peace. aud
Court of Comm on Pleas and Orphans, Court,
in the 26th Judicial District, composed oi
lh q counties of Columbia, Sullisan and Wy
omIng, and the Hons. Stephen BaIdy and
John McReynolds, Associate Judges OF CO.
lumbia co., have issued their ,,recept, bear
ing date one thousand eight hundred and
sixiy-6ve and 10 ne directed fer holding a
Court of Oyer and Terminer, and General
Jail delivery, Quarter Sessions OF the Peace,
Com. Pleas and Orphans Court, in Blooms
burg, in the county OF Colum bia on the first
Monday, being the 4lh day of Dec. next,
and 10 continue one week.
Notice is hereby gwen TO the Coroner, the
Justices Of The Peace and Couslabes OF the
said County of Columbia, that they be then
and there in their proper persons at 10 o..
clock in the forenoon oil said day, with their
records, iDqnisiiione and other remembran-
ces TO DO those tnings which 10 their offices
apperiain TO be done. And those that are
bound by recognizes, TO prosecute against
The prisoners that are or may be in the Jail
OF said county OF Columb bia, TO be then and
here 10 prosecute then as shall be just. Ju-
rors are requested TO be puuctual ia their
abundance, agreeaby TO their notice, dated
at Bloomsburg, the 3O,h day Oct, in the
year of our Lord one Thousand eight hundred
and sixty fifth aud in The eishlylniuth year
of the independence of the United Staies of
America. (God save the Commonwealth }
SAMUEL SNYDER,
Bloom.sd4s, SnsI5a', Sdiseii Has. !, 1865. Sheriff
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A SaUAsE DCs.-Persons owing Us on
subscription or otherwise, are requested 10
make payment. on or before CoURT WEKK
~ We stand very much in need OF our NOR
ey. There are quiIe large number of Pc
irons 10 the STAR who are III arrears for tw o
and more years. thing that should not be
tolerated in well regulated newspaper Off
css. We are compelled to pay the CAsH
for everything used in our line of busiress;
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Hoping to receive a good return, (as all
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Aucrrosrra We have been requested to

AUcTIosEER We have been requested TO
-sunouncs that LroAAkD S Sr1NExaS, Of
this place, having iIsl returned from the
army, has renewed his license as an Auc
wno may desire his services. As sales
man, Mr. STIsEMAS, has few, if any, equals
Ia this section OF country. He has had con
siderable experience in selling real es,ste
which has made him crack salesman ir
that particular line. Give him call he
certainly deserves support having carried
mu.ket for the las, foOr years, and bore his
sounds patiently aud maninIIy, which is
more than can be said OF any other auction
eer OF This place.
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BRIDGE LETTING,

THE County Commissioners will receive
proposals al the the house oil John L. Hurst,
in Slabtown, Columbia County, between
The hours OF 10 A NJ and z, NJ, on SAT
URDAY, THE I'd DAY OF DECEMBER,
next, for building an Arch Covered Bridge,
over Roaringcreek, near e. w. PARIS Mil,
in Franklin township. Said bridge 10 be
81 ieet between abutments; width l6 ieet
The abuimenls are already built, except al
terine tace Tor Skewback. Plan aud Spe
ci6caiion eau be seen on the day ana place
OF leiling. BY order of the Com'rs.
r. c. FRUIT,
Commissioners Office, Clerk
Bloomsburg, Nov. 8, 1865.
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81, s 8 ) q, 8 q d 81
WORTH OF
WATCHES. CNiINS, RINGS. sc.
G. S. HASklNS &, CO.,
SO Beekmdn reet. New Yark.
offer the following inducements 10
BUYERS of Valuable
Buyers Of Valuable
81 n3Ny5 y5@Ra1a"

q NJ 9VyS0ak
Having been or a long time engaged
the Packer business, aud established our
repui alton for promptness aud reliability,
and possessing great facilities for selling
Jewelry Az this way, we are confiden; th.,
we caa give satisfaction TO all WHO feel
disposed 10 palronize us
$3.50 600 WORTH OF WATCHES DIA-
moud Pins, Chains, &c., TO he sold for One
Dollar each, without regard 10 value. and
nol TO be paid for uniil you know what you
are 10 receive.
JUST LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING LIST
OF ARTICLES TO BE SOLD FOR ONE
DOLLAR EACHi
I75 Watches (haud engraved and
warranted perfecI time keepers), varying
iu p<ices from $50 90 10 SI20 90 each.
225 Ladies' watches, solid gold hunting
cases, S55 co each.
go GenlemeG's silver watches Is 90
TO 90 0U each.
6,0G0 Latest style vest aud neck chains,
sc to 80 90 each.
5000 Gents California Diamond Pins,
so 10 25 90 each.
1000 California diamond ear drops, 90
10 10 90 each.
3 600 Miniature and enamsll ed gents
tcarl pins. new styles, 90 10 is 90 each
1000 Masonic aud emblem pins, 90 10
10 90 each.
500 Gold band bracelets, engraved and
plain, 3 90 10 90 90 each.
1900 Je, and Mosaic brooches, 90 to
&c 90 esch
1900 Cameo brooches, rich patterns, very
tasty, co to so 90 each.
500 Floien,ine and Lava pins, The real
article, 90 10 10 90 each.
500 Lava aud Flofe 1tine ear drops,
90 10 10 90 each.
$500 Coral ear drops, ! 90 10 90 each.
1000 Ladies' Chsielains chains, Jet aud
gold, Is 90 tc 20 90 each.
5000 Gents pins, splendid assortment,
2 90 10 Is 90 each.
1000 Solitaire sleeve buttons ,sG,iIaly neu W
I sly les, ? 90 TO 3 90 each.
5000 Studs and sleeve buttons, in seis,
verv rich, 90 10 Is 90 each.
900 Sleeve buttons, plain. euamelied
and engraved, 2 90 10 8 90 zach.
&c, 600 Plain and handsomely engraved
rings, so 10 10 90 each
5000 Spring lockets, double case, iichiJ
engraved, 9 90 TO Is 90 each.
5000 Sells ladies' jewery, new and Ialest
styles, 6 90 to l2 90 each.
900 Gold pens, and handsome silvxf
cases, 5 90 to 10 90 each.
This entire lisi OF beautiful and valuable
goods i'll be sold for One Dollar Each
Certificates OF al The above articles will be
placed i'll envelopes, aud scaled. There
envelopes are seni By mail, as Urdefed,
without regard 10 choice. On The receipt
of The Certificate YOU will see what you
are To have, aud then II Is al ycnr option 20
send one dollar aud take the article, or not.
Five Certificates can be ordered for 81:
eleven for 50; lhinyfse tor S5; sixty-five
for SO; and one hundred for si5. We
will send single Certificate or The receipt
OF 25 cents.
g. S. HASKINS & Co,
Box 4270. SO Beesman ST., N. Y.
Bloomshnre. April 9Th. 1865.
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PROSPECTUS, FOR 1866.
THE TsADYaS i NaIjgMDe


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CLARK'S SCHOOL VISITOR.
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A DAY SCHOOL MONTHLY.


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SOufhWard.

West and The Oil Regions
Trains ol the Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road leave Northumberland every monfE-
ing for Erie, arriving there The afternoon OF
the same day to connect with Trains Tor
Buffalo, Cleveland, Chicago, And all other
points West, connecting al Cory with all
Trains on the Oil Creek Railroad.
Passengers for Train 8, can leave New
York via The Delaware, Lackawanua and
Western R. R. at 90 A. NJ, thereby
reaching all points on This Road the same
day.
H. A. FONDA, Supt.
Kingston Dec 90. 1864.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-11-29
To Drunkards.

OLD DOCTOR BUCHAN'S Drunkard's 5
Cure permanently eradicaies the taste for
strong drink, and cures the worst ease Of
drunkenness iE less than eight weeks.
Thousands of reformed inebriaIes now
live to bless the day they were fortunate
enough TO commence the use Of this vsiua-
bic remedy. Price two dollafs package.
Mailed TO any address on receipt OF an
order, by JAMES s. BUTLER,
429 Broadway New York.
Sole Ag'l for the U. S.
August 9. iS65.-2m.