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New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

CALE Of FORFEITED RAILROAD.-The Weston
- and Atch.On Ah.On and ST. Joseph and the Platte
Country RsIo,d sy ypr bn fod to The State Missouri
according to the hereof notice hereby given that The under
Es sss@ ,'EsIsss :ss % lss
.oS entitled An Act provide the railroads md
By The p,fe0s re- s & bnss n lsfSo fs cG the
Platte Country Louis and Iron nonn and d the ,s Sso , and
such they have authority 9lste po,'esO Of end buy
The aid . ,Csd the % % as TsS S y s hsO on and n
se tie same they invite proposals the purchase said
cSau.cns SSsa . ana1 RS Tope a d
70 the following conditions provided Section Of the sd Act
The proposals Of bidders, under ne rvon. Of the fssGins
section The es BID iGI he IS;S and yh ,ss
are hereby ebed the sale Of said roads by said Board
The pee bid s be gsS;ss s. tOlSw:
closing the contract and te 3, IN h's eqaa
t%s Ss id ns n 1i hfes the foa four
e's snsa.y Ei'I provided ioS hat a@ bid nay
he bonds other liabilities the State or bonds guar
SeeoSe The o.d. and rolling belonging thereto shall be
kept good yeeab condition during the progress o e "oiA
%7S,d The Railroad frs:.d .ssl be hnhsd red rom
date q SALE completed the ioTs state line three
and the .. aid ns rs'd d. hal ,s pend for S 'tss Ss
cOpeo6 aforesaid in sradaatOp masonry ss o.
p,Ordsd the faithful annual expenditure. required In this section
n en The respective to ar. ~ e1ann s sa Du s two o. y 5
ser m.,rTy meDti and grorda tina, n snnd. m state ,
o
Directors thereof and hed with the Secretary o
State"
The "Ps,e' Country Railroad which has been Known . the
Atchison and s Atehon and St Joseph, and the
Platte Country Railroads In Possession OF the state o. Ms
railroad having been forfeited 70 tho state OF Nils
thereof under the oi an act Oh
the General Assembly Of the State Missouri entitled An aet 70
the State and the Atcbison and 81
Jo,eph Railroad Company and the Weston and Atehon hfosd
State for the construction q e Platte Country h
road Platte Country Railroad &c &C. appIeyed
February 49, 1855 posesion thereof having been 90 tafsn win
view O Its sale . - -. 4,
Said Railroads. located in North we',ern Missouri IN opeI.
Savaunsh. tyvo niles and s suncirnty
perfect title aud immediate POS
session will be givenSo the purchaser . -
ton respecting the property wall be furnished I2e9n ~ ,
Ter To- JOHN y. HUME rrrsident 20 CHESTER HARD
mo H. Attorney Boa-d Of Commissioners ~ Louis No.
JOHN y HI Boad Of Commi'sionef'
SAMUEL HUFFMAN fof the.
THEODORE $. CASE, Platte Country Railroad
fV,RAVELING CREDITS on Messrs j. ). NOR.
i GAN Co. LONDON (sueoe.,or 10 GEo PEABODY
available In the principal cities Of EUHOfE and the
EAST ssued BY DABNEY MORGAN Co.. No 80 EIehanse-
place.
II AND WARRANTS and COLLEGE LAND SCRIP
c. a O. wooDMAS, No Co wsIl.t
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
Goal. &r.

Goal, %'r.
E,RESH.MINED Diamond, Red Ash and Locus.
Goals Of superior quality Just sna % nes
Thirdave. oEoIeos -. : 49,
dh1 IN ANY part Of 5000 tuns fresh mined =
ID CU. Egg and Stove coAI just reee zee yed 10, SALE u
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
Receipts Of Produce.

APRIL 2l.-Flour, 764i bblsi Whisky 1888 bbs; Corr
Meal 70 bbls do J69 sacks OIL Cake, ll5lsacks Corn
Beef 80 pkgs Pork $50 bbs Cut Meats sol pkgs Lard
40 pkgs.; Petroleum, 90l bbs
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

fI,HE ADAMANrINE BRICK PRESS
Il Il the ONLY BRICK PRESS that the PERFonA-
TORS. EXTRACTS THE AIR FROM THE CLAY while n'he
IL. 8SIY fnEss IN USE ., /. eap.bl. Of making pressed
nyiet THAT WILL NEITHER CRACK CHECK, or WARP IN
BuKkN6 An otbers that professto do msor. and
csuton public sssnst their iapoons L. c. WOODBURY.
Prssid 10. It's Broadway
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

The National Mechanics Banking Association will pay
on the Ist Of May semiannua dividend of per cent
Hfee Of tax.
The American National Exchange Bank has declared a
dividend Of per cent free Of Government tax payable
May
The Portland Pres states that the managers Of the
Grand Trunk Railway have allowed the bonds Of the At
lantic and st. Lawrence Railroad Company due April l.,
and which the Grand Trunk Company bound TO pay,
be protested and that they have held communication
whatever with the trustees Of said bonds. The Press
tnfe that the Grand Trunk Company wish to deprecise
che value Of the bonds that they purchase them up
at less than the face
In November last the stock and bondhoder Of the Mis-.
sissippi and Missouri Railway held meeting, ana ap-
pointed committee atf the sale Of their road equip.
ents and lands to the Rock Island Company for the
cY$5 o00 payable chiefly in the bonds of the Com
pany. This has been entirely cOnsunmstcd and the
bonds will be distributed among the holders Of the Mis-
sssippi and Missouri securities Tie stock put in al
16 per cent land grant bonds at TO- and the first mortgage
bonds Of the Eastern Division at par and accrued interest
The other securities get from - TO 70 This gives the
Rock Island nearly half million Of land beside tho
road and equipments at much less than the original cost
The Miners journal of Saturday says: :
The quantity Of coal sent BY railroad tbs week h co s2 o.
BY canal 80 O4 l0 for the week 10 tuns against o.
go for the corresponding week last year There
turpont among the hands at Port Richmond which has
of the trade considerable extent during the last three
6sy otherwise the trade from this region would have reached
10000 TINS this week The turnout at Port Richmond
e<ased BY reduction Of wages from 80 25 per
nour There also several coierie in this
oal only a. those coiere that are worked
cheapest In this region Many losing money at present
ses o. eoa a tney must eher reduce wages stop The
trade Gums up DDS week as follows compared with last year:
iso0' 1866.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
NEW.YORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
1868. WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1868
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 20, l8sa
Passenger Station In NewYor T~snsvseventksl sr
fourthsvs Entrance TWENTY seveEth'sI

Psssenser Station NewYors eener Twsn.vsevenk sbs
fourthsv Entrance twenty seyeEthst
TRAINS LEAVE HEw.Yohk;
For New-Hsven, 100 AGO fEx.l l.30 2lS (E1J t0
Ex) a45. 40 and 800 (Ex,) p nj.
For Bridgeport, 100, 500 tE1.) 1l.0 nls, tExJ 10"
(fx.) 3+5, 10 and 800 (Ex.) D. M
For Milford and Stafford idS II &C q m; 1G5 80
For Fairfield Southport aud wespor'. 100 loA ~i la ." =
For NOIw.li. ZOO sOo, (Erl aoo IL - iiM EIJ ace
(E1D 3@5 A3o. $50. 8O0 lEx.l5. m.
For D.rien 100 80 80 Il II % = m ;a43 80 a'eE
For Stamford 100 eoo (E1l $780, ii3OA i7ls (EI) 800
Fol fort chester and nssmeds. staiiou. 100 $50 u D,
3.<5. 40, $50 $50. 100 m. A
CONNECTING TRAINS >
For Boston via Springfield sec n EI 400 (Ex,laas
For Hartford and Springfield $40 tEx) ltis 400 (ELn
500 o. m
For Connecticut River Railroad. 500 tEE,) ialsp
trcal 800 I. m. 10 Northampton.
For Hartford Providence fihk Railroad 600 fEIJ
l24p ,
Y0NsY Hsy.r NswLondon and stonngt0u Rslresd 900
m. Il rs 400 500 o. H. >-.-- II
rOr Canal a,irO.a. Ia.ls to Nor.h.mptoa -
For Houetonic Railroad. ga m.
For Nsugatuck Railroad. 500 a. m. 400 m.
Dsnbnry and Norwalk Railroad. 100 $50 m, 40
Commodioas Sleeping Cars attached 70 $40 u. train
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

III On and after MONDAY 18th Feb 1866 the expires.
Camden will be discontinued The Steamer will Pier Ne
North Ryer daily Sendsys excepted at connecting "'s
FREIGHT FOR CAMDEN aud stations
iLoW RATES the O'Clock line, reaching Camden tie pesi
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
STEAMBOATS, amo Railroads.

HyCURsIONS. The beautiful new sde-whtel
H. ,s,nbo.t HENRY sMITHto CHARTER Also othe botts
Pages and Groves such desired Office No @ etss
Barrow,
NOR NEWBURGH. WEST POINT, POUGH,
KFEPsIE RONDOUT snd KINGSTON andns az ~ II'1'
Dock Cornwall and Miton-The steamer mAhd "a
her regular trips for this season on HI so
ssyins Desbrossesst every afternoon ST $50 CLOCK
NOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD and SPRING.
j. FIELD-seemers leave fsshslp i'' He" Wv ~
II D. M connecting with Railroad
nor NORWALK. connecting with the DAD DnnbLhr ,
RAILROAD-The swim steamer M J, a iss
Pier No 81 foot Of Merketst ~ I'M ' "
Il Nh L. kalN Nn-rI a Ia.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
et amount Of that ssue Of stock so far as hc clam iof
aok dividends has not been settled by the Company

Exchange s in seent supply as ever and balances nave 70
b S.p1 bv the remission Of currency ii seems lVuae
nat sYcenug the wool crop there il very lte surIus
noapce In tne West 10 change this condition OF trade ne
norts from New so chow that the steady shpeh VI
ppDrrency are making money exceedingly plenty
The following shows the earnings expenses and cost o'
the Enc Railway Company since it came from the hands
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
oprN RnARn oF RRoKERs-l ?. NJ.

SATURDAY. April 2l-r. NJ
Gold closed at 1904 The export of the week has been
nH,Sl2.
Government Stocks are again higher the 1905 selling at
I0li and Sos as high lO equal coupon to sOl TO-
For Compound Notes there demand at par and inter
est less brokerage There special change in the
general speculative list except an advance of Il in Mich
gan Southern which was steadily maintained. For FoEt
Wayne 90 paid. The suspicion that there may be
sooner in this stock deters peoplefrom selling il Shorthand
is noticeable that its buyers not willing TO take long
sellers options. Tie whole market, SO far as Railway
Shares concerned is manipulated by ciques and pro-
tessonal stOck-gamtlers Orders for investment were
never searcer and outside support is entirely Withdrawn
from stock operations. The hast quotations were New
York Central, 92i093 Erie, 73s 07S3 Hudson River
1o9; Reading, i04al041 Michigan Southern S2I s22;
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 8l; Rock Island, 1911 S2il
North Western, 26i a26l the Preferred, 6S96Si: Fort
Wayne, @ia%3; Canton, 52a52i; Quicksilver, 5l9
Oh
Money on call is abundant at per cent and balan-
ses could not readily be loaned The Stock Exchange does
not furnish employment for the large sums oeringon CALL
and s lower may be expected in the continued ABB
pence of an investment demand for fancy railways Com
ercia paper sells at 81 e9 for BEST and sa9 for good
Sterling bills closed at lo7i for leading at sixty
days.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury Receipts, 81
,s2, ,4e3 26-for Customs $3S6OOO; Payments, sl037,
53l 73on account of Loan, s285 900; Balance, S9 59l
si9 St; Gold Notes, 1851 900
The EveniHg Post says:
The improvement Of the Government credit has suggested
s question 10. whether the per cent 6e 80,
vii mature and be undable into per cent 500 bonds
The Treasuer cannot fund the 730s now unless he
offers per cent bond better than 500 This country
has not the capital to invest in per cent bond nor has
European capital yet shown disposition to take this
course Any per cent project will fall cheap as money
seems to be. Nothing but proposition which will give
the holders of currency debt interest than they
receive win induce them 10 exchange for long bonds
The late advance il l00s has probably been effected by
"ppong orders from the Treasury parties infected
with the per cent delusion.
Spruce Hill Coal Co. has been placed on the regular
list Of the Stock Exchange 1t has 800 of land and
h capitalized 81 000 900 ia $lo shares The stock was
distributed per share by its projectors and has been
"quoted" high g. sehuykill Coal is offered att,
and .umbled from l9 to this point with hardly an effort
The total imports at NesYork for the week compare as
follows:
weef end.....Ap prl l9 April 70. April s. March %.
Dry Goods. 2331sH s2003467 s29ls9sl ~ 1881
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL DIRECT.
- GLASGOW and the IRISH PORTS
for $50 Currency.
CALEDONlA. Saturday May H.
Cabins, $50 and $40; Steerage $50.
Hamburg lIavTe Antwerp, Ac, $l00 and 80,
Payable In United States Currency.
this Company does Runners who wish
ssges " III please direct q he Office.
FRANCIS MACDONALD Co,
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

This years is from the State Engineers report from
Sept 80, 1864 to Sept 1866, and is probably better
status than the report for the fiscal year viii be- If Ole
allowed to see the Light.
In four years the road has increased its earnings
s69OO9lO It's net earnings are advanced only $oi4o9 "
less than one per cent upon its increase oi earnes
Comment upon the ability Of its managers fo the past TWO
wears is useless The road was represented, when MI
Marsh made bis report Dec. ST. 1862 and Oh the oOh 0'
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

CTEAM ENGINES for Sale, on hand and oil new,
- with Boilers ioas 2or4ooo Do not boy CID when
You Is low can be seen a, No '5 nnn',
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
lvl Foot Of Barclay snd amer Nov a. Morning mn
for Hsckestown and nermedas ststions viii leave
$500 Mall Express for all stations wet Of Miburn Il N
p. Morristown Express At Q.
q sCHoCH. Assistant Superintendent
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave foot Of
IN Courtlsndst for PHnApRLPHrA at and 10 q u n,
and Il for BALTIMORE and WAsHIsarox at and 10 M,
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

ERICSSONs CALORIC ENGINES.
II CLUTE BROS celebrated portable and stationary hsh and %"
prepr. Steam Enanes Gr and Saw Mills Pumps Of every de
,crip,ion; Cotton n, shspg Gearing Paey &c Jooems
an tnd, JAMES A. ROBINSON, -
No. l64 Dnanest. Hudsons.. New.4or
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Alarble HlanteIs.

6orees, Carriages, Sc
LNOR SALE CHEAP-MULES.-A handsome pair
ofbay quick matched MULES; for no fault
and six yes old Inquire Of j. NJ HOWE, No 227 Grands from
lef a. M. TO u p.
EOR SALE.-Two Close COACHES, two sets of
double HARNESS bay HORSE, and bay MARE. Call
at No IS Jays,
L'OR SALE-A coach body ROCKAWAY in perfect
order Also brown Horse years old well broke to single
double hames 10 hands high warranted Nos S and 50 East 3d
JAMES GooLD & Co., ,n,vv xgwvonx
Manufacturers Of
CARRIAGES SLEI0US
and
RAILROAD CARS.
Established 50 years.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
Gurniinre.

A SMALL, FAMILY declining housekeeping will
n SELL their Furniture Carpets, &c which are nearly new
reasonable prices including paor set oi nnns :, NJ "a
green reps and materials, Tor $0V APPy a. W. "
West Washin
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COURTPROCLAMATlON.

VTTHEREAs, the Hon. WILLIAM ELwELL, President
w Judge of Court of Oyer and TermineF arn Gen
eral Jail Delivery Court of Quarter Sessions oi the
Peace and Court of Common Pleas and Orphans Court
in the 6th Judicial District composed of the cou mites
of Columbia. Sullivan and Wyoming and the Hon John
MReynolds stephen BaIdy Asso ateJudges OF Coluin
bia county have issuedt precepbearng date the
day of May in the year of our Lord one lgh
hundred and sixty and to me directed Tor holdhg
Court ofOyer ant Termner and General Jail delivery
Sessions of the Peace Common fleas
and Orphans Court, in bloomsbury in the county OF
Columbia. the first Monday, being the fth daylo OF
May next continue one week
Notice is hereby given, to the Coroner, the Justices
of the Peace and Constabes of the said county Oh Col
umba that they be then there in their proper per
son at 10 ocock in the forenoon of said day with their
re, ords inquisitions and other remembrance TO do
those things wIch their offices apperain to be done
those bound by to prosecute
against the mi soners that may be in the Jail OF
said county Columbia be ten and there 10 prose
cute them shall Just Jurors are requested 70 be
punctua heif attendance agreeaby to their nolces
{ ~~l Dated at Rloomsburg,t the llth day OF ApLil
: L. s. in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
(o~~j hundred and sixty-sIx. and in the ninetieth
year Of the independence of the United states oi
America. Con SAVE rHE CoMHoSwEALTH.
SAMUEL SNYDER, Sheriff.
tioOua shurr Anr-i A. lSo6. q
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no CoS>uAPTA ATvEs-The advertiser having been
i restored health in i few weeks by very sim
pie remedy after having suffered several years with
severe lung Affection and that dread disease. Con-
sdnptiou- is anxious TO make known to his fellow
sufferers the means of cure
To all who desire 1.-THE will send copy OF the pre-
scrpton used free at Charge with the directions TOR
preparing and using the which they will find
for Consumption, ,Asthmy, Bronchitis Colds
Coughs etc. The only object OF the advertiser Ia
sending the prescription is benefit ihe afflicted and
Spre ID information which locomotives be invaluable
nd he hopes every sufferer VIII try his remedy. II
will cost them not hing, aud may prove oles ing
Parties wishing the prescription, free, by return
mail, will please address f-r
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg Kings County
Feb. g. IsG6.-Iy. S.n. p, New-York-
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Widows Appraisements.


Il he follow ing apprase Of real and personal
I property set apart TO Widows of decedents have
been filed in the Office of the Register of Columbia
county, under the Rules Of Court. Will be pre-
sented for absolute confirmation, the Orphans
Court 10 be held IN Bloomsbury aud fpr said coun
ty. on WEDNESDAY. THE 9th DAY OF My, 4. ID,
1856. at O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day. unless
exceptions to such confirmations previously fled
OF which all persons interested ia said will
take notice.
l Widow Of John F. Masteller, late OF Madison
twp, decd.
Widow of Robert J. Lyons. late of Pine twp
deceased.
Wild W Of Charles Eisenhart late Of Cattawissa
twp, decd.
Widow Of John Cooper late of Pine twp, decd.
Widow ofRosN ell Smith late OF C reenwood twp
deceased.
g Widow Of Charles Hughes late Of Bloom twp,
deceased.
Widow of John W. Hess late Of sugarloaf twp =.
deed.
Widow ofIIenry II. Fritz late of sagarloa ftwp..
deceased
Widow OF John Jacobv late Of Scott twp decd
10 Widow Peter Deioug late OF entire twl, decd
II Widow Of VIM. B WeIiiver la.e of ,Iadison ;wp.
deed
- Widow Of Jacob Johnson late Of Orange twp
deed.
JOHN FREEZE, Register
Bloomsbury, fprIl 4. lS6G.-tc
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TRAVERSE JURORS, MAY TERM.

BI.ooM-C Casper Thomas. Joseph Barkley. Jacob
Traub rt
BENTON-Rohr McHenry, George Poust.
BRIhRCREEK- Cyrus Fry. r4-.
Catawissa-Jacob CIayweil, Solomon Shuman VIM.
Greasy. Win. Eyer George Zarr. 9r
CoNYNGH AM-JoIeph r. Knittle. Reuben Wasser
FIR RANKLIN-C Clinton MendenhalI,
GeEENWOOD-Isaac Ikeler.
HEMLOCK Charles NtiiaTt,
JACKSON-N hazel Rcniley
LOCUSr-JOhn EveIand, George Theil. George
Fettermau John Yeager.
MiFFLIN--John Sayder, VIM F. Keller, Thomas
Bowman. fI.
MOUNTPLEAsANT-- John II. Vanderslice, Thos
Jones.
Nj MA1N-Joln Nuss. Washington Fisher
MONTCUR--Peter NJ. Kashner. " IA Hollingshead d.
MADISON-Eyan Jones.
OKANGE-HiTam K Kline.
SCOTT-MiIton e Cox. Pete Ent, Eli CreYeling
SUGARBuAE-Jo Brink
BlOOmsburg. April IL. tSGt.
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TzSEA ASUREEs' SALE
CT UNSEATED LANDS
FOR COLUM COUNTY.

4 GREEABLY to the provisions Of Act Of a $.
= sembiy entitled Act directing the mode of
selling unseated FINDS fer taxes and for other purpo-
passed the 18th day Of March 1885, and the f
ther supplements thereto passed the 18th day OF
March 617 and the 25th March I12I and 9th March.
S47, the Treasurer of Columbia County hereby gives
notice all persons concerned therein, that unless
the County, Road school, Poor, Bounty and State
Taxes due the following tracts Of unseated lands
situate in Columbia County paid before the day
of SALE the whole such parts Of each vii
pay taxes aud Gusts ehargeabIe thereon will be
sold the Court House the town of Bloonsbn rg
County OF Columbia on the Second Monday in Ju ne
next and continue by Adjournment from day day
for arrearagcs Of taxes due said Comfy. and the
cots accrued on each tract respectively,
No OF ACRES WARRASTEEs OWNERS TWP C
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GRAND JURORs--MAY TERM, 1866.

BLOOM-Agustus Mas n
3 BuR, BERWICK, James Jacoby. l
BRIARCkEEK Joseph Lamon,
BENTON-John IkeIer,
s CENTRE Flea zer 70. Hess,
FfSHINGCREEk-Cyru McHenry
GREENN GOD = Francis Roat David Masters,
HEMLOCK-Isaac PnrseI, Hiram ID. ApPI enlan,
JACKStlN-Ia Young.
I.OCU~T-Silas Dndson, John Kline.
MADIsoN-S'las WeIiIver Hugh McCoIum, Jacob
T. WeIlivrr. Richard Fruit
MDUNTP PLEASANT-Wm Kitchen,
PINE-Enoch Fox. Abijah Girton,
SUGARLOAF Aiinas Cole,
SCOTr-Daniel Snyder, Aaron IIoon, Charles Lee
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TO DRUNKARDS.

reformed inebriate would be happy to commu nj
cate free of charge) many Of his fellow beings
as Will address him. very Important nd useful in
formation and place in their hands for
the love Of Strong Drink of any kind. Tn is infor-
nation is freely offered by who has narrowly es-
capped 4 drunkard's grave. Address,
SESI b. HEND ERSON.
No. Broad Street, New York
March % Ia66-3m
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DIR. w. H. WHITMOR,

II wears with the experience Of the different hos
pitaIs in Europe, also member OF The AHaiy'icai
Medical Institute of New YORK, CONT iues 10 stdeno
to all cases his office No. s25 FiiDert
Street, Philadelphia
9 No patent Medicines used or recon- me nded
the remedies administered those which VIII not
break Gown the constitution but renovate the sy-.
TEN from all injuries il has sustained from mineral
medicines, and leave the system IN neaitny anu
perfectly cured condition, -,
3. DYSPEPSIA. that distressing disease and ieil
estrnyer of health and happiness ande rmning the
con, tiiuti IN and yearly carving thousands 10 un-
timely graves can most empha ically be cured.
4, Melancholy, Abberration. that state OF hiIua-
tion and weakuess of the mind which renders per
incapable Jf enjoying the pleasures or perform
ing the duties of life.
8. RHEUMATIsM,in in any form or condition, ,ehron-
in or acute warranted ecurabie
q. EPILEPSY. or falling sickness, all chrome OF
stubborn caseh of
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ERRONA OF YOUTH

gentleman who suffered for yrars from Nervous
Debility Prem aturs Decay and all the effects youth
iul indiscretion. will, for the sake of suffering hu
manIy, send free to all who need it, the recipe and
directions for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured. Sufferers wishing TO profit by the adver.
users experience, can do so by addressing
John b. OGDEN,
No. I3 Chambers T., NewYork,
Feb 2Ss I5G6.-1y-S.MP.
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MAY CoURT. The May Term of the Court
Of Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Court of
Common Pleas, and Orphans Court of this
county, willcommence on Mondaynext; and,
as.usual attract large number of people
totown We shall endeayor to give syn
opsis Of the proceedings IN our next issue
This Term viii be the most important one
of the year, especially to the landlords.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-05-02

X SENATOR BUoKALEw arrived at his home
last Saturday morning He viii return to
Washington in a few days. Mr.. BUcKALEw
is truly representing the Union and Con
stitution-loying people of Pennsylvania in
the United States Senate.