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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-02

kfTATE OF VERMONT WASH NGTON DISTRICT, IS,
Ia Probate Court held At Montpelier, In said District
~ the 10th day Of January, A. d, 1865
NJ T. Q. Wing, administrator u the Julius MoMur
ply late Of Duxbury, n said District deceased presents his
Naturalization account 'r eHamnaqn aui aiosanc, and
makes application for decree OF Distribution aud partition
the estate Of said d-c-ased Whreupon, ordered by said
Court that said account and said application be referred 10
session Of aid Court BE- held the Probate ONCE 10 said
Montpelier, the l3h day Of February, D. hearing
AMI decision thereon Aud 10 Is further ordered that
hereotoe gwen 70 all persons interested by publication Of the
three weeks excessively 90 the WatchmAn
state JournaA Newspaper published At Montpelier, previous
10 said time Appointed for hearn that they
said time and place and show N why
said account should not be allowed aud such decree made
BY the Court,-Attest, y. A. CHASE,
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PS Ss yGG 6a DIs DIS s.

GrATE Of VERMONT wASHINGToN DISTRICT 80.
10 Probate Court hid AZ Montpelier. said District,
- the lth day 81 January, A n. 1885,
Lewis O. bstoheier, Adminstrat1r " the Of Ira
Nichols late Of Barre, In said DISTRICT deceased ha
adminsfaon account ior eaAuinAiiou and allowance and
makes application Tor decree l nHhuuu aud n
The estate u said deceased Wherupon n Is ordered BY said
Court thai said account sud said application BE- rcfrred to
eainn 0 said Court be- hod the Probate once
Montpelier The 9Th day ~ february. 1906 for hearing
and decision thereon And Is further ordered, notice
hereof he gwen 70 All persons interested by publication Of the
state Journal newspaper published Montpelier previous
10 said time appointed hearing shat may kppear
said lime and place. and show II they have,
why said account should be aoEed
By the Clurt-Attost, 7. MERRILL,
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SMOLANDERS EXTRACT OF
BUCKU
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sMOLANDER's EXrRACT BuCKU
cares Rheumaisus.
eMOLANnERs EXTRACT BLCkl
Curss lrinart diseases,
SNJLANuEhis ENrhACr BUCkU
Cures Gravel
sMOLANnER's ENrkACs BUCkU
Cures structures.
fluid u Bucku before the public, is
sm1auder's diseases and Tor weakness and
pains back, female compa and disorders arising
from ans sind is pei oily invaluable For sale
by all aputhrcares everywhere Price dollar Try It..
Take other.
nureish goger wholesale Druggists, Hanover
Boston, General Agents 800 slA
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A NEW CANDIDATE

NORTHFIELD BANK Notice is hereby
given that at meeng OF The stockholders Of this
Bank held the 9Th day Of July 1865, 1, voted that
Direotore be fully authorized aud empowered at such
time they may deem pediou TO organize said Bank
National Association under the Laws Of the United
States hayiog procured authority Of the
Of wo-hirds the capital stock make the cerh ate
required Therefore In pursuance Of said vote and by
virtue Of the authority therein contained the directors,
having procured the consent Of the Of
4 the capita stock have this day voted organise
such associtu A. ROPES, Cashier.
Northfeld, Jan lst 1866 dswJan3 tteb3
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ALFRED 3. HICKS, oS'aH''s'0n'r'
Montpelier, Jan. ., A. d. 1856. $50

GTArE OF VERMONT, wAsHINGroS DISTRICT, s.
In Probate Court, held At Montpelier within aud for said
~ District on the lith daY Of January, A. q, 1886
An lnstrument purportug b. me last WI and Testament
Of Sophia ". Bems late Of Ndrthned said District de-
ceased being presented 70 lhe Court James B. Bemis
executor therein named for PROBATE Il IL ordered by said
court that a persons concerned thereto be notified 70
A. session u said be holden Probate
Montpelier the och day " February aud show cause,
II any they have, afau-t the Probate ~ said viii
which purp0ei further ordered that Of record
Of this orr be publish thru weeks successfully In the YER
mont Waterman and state Journal printed Montpelier pre-
vous 70 sail time appointed for hearing.
Atruc copy VI fecord.-At,est MA CHASE
Ret.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE-Young's Great

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vi Physiological Work. every his own Doc
tor-Bsing private instructor 70 married persons
those about marry, male and female in every
thing ming the physiology and relations Of
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given in the ing ish language, by Wh. YOUNG M.
ID. Thisi- really valuable aud interesting work II
is written n plain language for the general reader, and
IL illustrated with upwards Of hundred engravngs.
AL youug married people or those contemplating
rage and ,ving the least impeachment married lfe
should read this book IL dis loses secrets that every
one should be Aequai ted with sill II is book that
be oa ked up aud not lie about the house 1t will
be any receipt OF fifty cents Address Dr..
WV YousG No 4l6 Spruce street above Fourth,
Philadelphia. 90:lb
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COUGH. COLD. OR SORE THROAT

"A RHoufHhs IMMEDIATE ATrBsrfoN AND
SHOULD va tHHtKtD. TT ALLOWED TO CONTINUE
Irritation Of he Lunss, permanent throat Affection Oh
an incurahle Luug Disease
OFTHN TINS nHsutT
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
HAVING 4 DlHHUr ttrLuBNCE Oh TIE PAntH, gfvS
fhMguiAIH hBLtHF.
For Bronchitis Asthma Catarfh, Consumptive and
1hr.at Diseases
rROcHEs ARp usED WIN AIwAYa COON SUCCESS
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find Iiochcs usoul iu ctafg the voice wheu taken
before singing speaking AID thcviug the throat sfef
an unusual tXertun OF the vocal ofgaua. The uOcues
are recommended and prescribed by physicians, aud
have had testimonials from eminent men throughout
the county Being article Of true merit. and having
proved their efficacy ny test Of many years each year
finds them in new localities In various parts OF the world
aud the roches universally pronounced better than
any other articles.
OBTAIN only BnowS's hpoNUnt,t TuocHEs,"
aud do not take any Of the worthless limitations tba may
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Sold everywhere in the United States and in Foreign
Counties, % 35 cents per box 5000
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BATOHELOR's HAIR DYE.

rAe Original and bes, in the world The only true
And perfect Hair Dye HARMLESS eable, and InstAn-
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The genuine is signed william A Bachelor. Also
REGENRRATING EXTRACT or MLLEFLEURs,
Fot Restoring and beauiifring the q air
CHARLES BACHELOR.
dawTg9T New York
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4 wv VIM spn.IAOLks

OLD EYEs MA0R NEW without spectacles Doc
tor. or Medldng Pamphlet mailed tree on receipt Of
one red pos'age camp. Add osg r. FoorE, ID d.,
li3O Brosdwaf ii ~
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II ENDALL's FEMALK VEGETABLE

II ENDALb'S FEMALE VEGETABLE
~ PILLS, APURELY VEGETABLE REMEDY
These Pills are neither untried, having been
for many wears constantly used by the most eminent
Physicians Ia the Southern and Western parts of the
United States, aud held by them in the highest esteem
for their efoaoy regulating medium in cases OF
suppressed or painful menstruation being not only
perfectly harmless TO the delicate system, but at
the same time certain in their effect bring about
the regular monthly period. Ia offering them, the
Proprietor oAuons ladies in pregnant state. or aus
peotng themselves OF being So snst OF them,
az miscarriage is sure TO follow. safe and reliable
remedy has long been sought for ana greatly needed,
and many worthless drugs have been advertised TO the
public as possessing the power restore the checked
functions of nature 10 healthy and natural action
10 presenting these pills. the proprietor guarantees
them TO be ali thst can be asked for,--suRE IN ALL
The above Pills can be obtained any ofthe respec
table Drug Stores throughout New hngiund
Directions for use accompany each box
Price s so per box
NJ s BURR CO, General Agents,
No 20 fremont street next door TO entranceto Boston
Museum, Boston. Mss. syOl
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n Il n I A l. n 0 4 g 4
DHaving taken complete control Of my Office again
offer my services 10 those needing Dentist can be
found my office at all times, prepared to do work
with dispatch My prices unreasonable any located
Dentit and my many hundred patrons bear teet mony
is % the efficiency OF my work,
GREAT CARE TAKEN ~ FILLING TEETH }
70 make the operation really benefit 81
in extracting use kthef ChloTofonn, and Nitrous
Oxide Gas and in regard % the latter have the test
mony Of the best chemists aud surg Ons saying
II is Harmless,
By my prices and good sork intend TO make II really
an object for person needing teeth 10 eaio On
JONI NJ COMEGYs,
dawtf State Street, Montpelier VI
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w ANTE D.--A young man to learn the
w Drug Business None need apply unless well
Recommended. N X BROWN.
MontstNsr, VI Jan 26 1870
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NrArE o. VERMONT, WASHINGTON DISTRICT. "a
Ia Ff'oa'e Cour eolen az Mon sller the g9ih LAY

- 81 January. A y. ias. W ~ $3.50 ~
aAy y Inear eEecutrN uftle last Will AID testame1t ~
yohn e'sssr late % Barre 20 said district ieceased nates
writing OF le deviseea aud lcsatees dsceassf
% sell he following described real estate dscsassd 49,
uaied ln sait Barre vEi The farm and bu dina dse II
said decessed BY Ezekiel doi ~ tbai ~ ~. ~
Interested il ssii estate w. ~ ''''
Whrrcupon its ordered By court that aad subusat
ne referred 10 the 2oth day of February b i afhs 20
ts ym 10 Montpelier FOR hearing ani decision herson ana
s e-r ordered that all persons iutercst-l uotasd
etep ~ papctton " aotcs 9 this application and order
sn fss week successlVelV 10 The Vsrm wstnhman
ha tAe t!una printed a. Montpelier, before said time u
hearing that they said slime ani placs aai N
they see cause, object thereto. ' -
BY ihs Soar'.-Atiest, N.A CHASE
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RI HARDs, Proprietor Of Riohards' Concentrated EK
q Rye the public certain cure fo all troubles
that spring lungs pulmonary disorders Get
bottle oft and Try H. G. A RICHARDS,
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All orders and communications should be addressed to
X. i EATON 81 co,
"a Merchants Row, Boston Mass.
~ emit
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-02

NXTLLIAM W. BLISS EsTATE-rhs subscribers, hsv-
w iuE been appointed by che Probate Co4r FOR
the istriet u washngon qommissi1ner p resolve,
examine and adjust All claims and demands u all per0ns
against the estate u william W. Bliss late Of New York City,
deceased represented nsovsn, and the months
ron tho 9Th day VI Janu being allowed
10 the creditors Of said deceased exhibit and prove their e
apecve claims before Give that si
he duties ofuur Appontmen THE ooe JosephA Prsn
In Montpelier IN sad District the Oh day March July
next at one O'Clock 10 the aferuo each osAd days.
Jos PH A. PkENTtSS, l--.--t---
ALFRED ?. HICKS, S"a~s"oA"a
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NJ OTlCE--The Missisquoi Bank, formerly
" located aud doug business al sheldon, Franklin
County, Vermont having been represented insoyeut and
en ined by the Court Of ChAuoefy and the undersigned
Apo nted receiver and the ime limited 70 six mouths
from this date within which the iiioFs Of said Bank
must present and Prove thei, claims sgains said Bank
creditors are herey notified tuat the undersigned sl
receive such claims the 1Anhing house OF sad Bank
In Sheldon, Vermont L WkAD, Receiver.
Sheldon, VI, Jan IL 1866 81
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DEATHS

In Miidlrsex jan. rs, Charles Of william May and
Harriet Nichols, aged II
In Omaha Nenra.ka jan a. Buel Smith Of Elisha May
n npeer a-sd about a years ynung man Of excellent
prou-r. Re employed on The Pln 40 Railroad
la West Randolph, jan ~ 1915, OF lung fever, H. O. Badger
aged N wears and months,
Ia Maidstone Dec 80 very sud1 paralysis the
denoe OF his brother W. WEBB, Macas A. Webh, ESQ., aged
In Coventry, Jan, n, Mrs. Mary walworh, wife Of DAt
IN Monpeiisr 18th, 1885, Caroline wife Of David Cole
aged o. years
In hydepark jan O. LYDIA, rcct Darius Fitch. aged p
years month u days resident of Hyiepark since June 1871
In Windsor, q, Jan Mary Hoton, daughter " NrGn
slow Holton u Dummerston, 40 ands months Her
maina eerc hrosght ~ nummerst1u tur interment
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-02

II AZEL BENsONs EsTArF--rbe ,nb.criosy.- ba-f,g
5gen agp,a.ed BY .he Honorable Probate Court tas
nistrct o. Washin tnmmsaiouera 90 receive
lnn AMI adat All claims and demands % eli persons
esae gi ha1sl Benson late Of Worcester, In said District
aeceased represented ns0vent and months
tlum the l6th day oFehruary l bsng allowed by SAID
,Nuft o e creditors Or atii deceased, exhibit and prove
hrr respective eams before Give that viii
n 60 me duties OF cur appointment At the dwelling house
Ndog a. bens1n, "a rostsf De- std nstrioi, itth
dag February and day Augut n Al ens oieorx
Ia the Afternoon, on each o. said days.
MARK r. LAuO, y,,,-
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LrTERs remaining unclaimed IN the Post at
pser VI Vermont, the 3st day u January, 1906
\
Bowen, Mrs Lorinda Gouli Miss Ellen
Braman, Mis- hayette Lee Miss Martha
Gould, Mrs RoxanR Stone Miss Betsy
Bates H-fsey, Nathaniel
Cummin, Joseph W Holly,
Curtis, 5 NM
Chase, Joel v Lally, Thomas
Chase, Chas hahpnY, John
Davis Z Stevens, George
FresnAn, Woodward " I
Fisher, CaptCP Mrssrs. Abbott stewart
Howard, WmT
To ohta these letters, the applicant must call for
eAed letters the date of the list and cent
for Advertising
called within monLh they viii be 20 the
Dead Letter once. JAMES q. FRENCH,
Postmaster.
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iFHAT NOBLE ANIMAL,

Ihey Will cure most o the uTseases % WHICH h0fses
and cattle liable increase the appetite and spirits.
aud, with respectable grooming, give bright, glossy
appearance to the hair. They the result OF actus
aud long continued experiment, prepared with the
utmost care from the very best material and guaran-
eed vastly superior 10 anything known Many Vermont
gentlemen OF fine horses buy them by the DOZEN
and give them freely As consequence, their horses
Always in good condition aud spirits and kable
for their smooth shining coats For sale by merchants
everywhere L. l.. BUTCHER & SON, St. Adams,
Vt proprietors Demls, Barnes Il Co. sew York.
John F. Henry Co.. Waterbury, VI. Wholesale
agents 6799
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PAT
IN RNTS
f. ". T. ID ID Y

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late Agent Of the q. r. Patent Ofice, Washington,
under the act " 1887,
No rs State Street. Opposite kuoy street, Boston
After an extensive practice % upwards ( twenty
years, continues 60 patents ia he United States
also in Great Britain, France and other counties. Ca
Yeats, leahcaous, Bonds, Assignments and all pa.
pefs drawings 10Y patents executed reas0nab e
terms. with dis atch Researches made iu0 American
and Foreign works. 20 determine the validity aud utility
Patents OF luvrati0hs and legal aud other advice
reudtfed in al ma ters touching the same Copies q
the claims u any patent fiuhe1 b renting dol
ar Ass gnment, recorded ia Washington
No Agency ia the United States possesfs superior fcili
ties Tor obtaining patents, asceftanig the pSteutab
iy o. inventions
During eight months the subscriber. In the Of
bis large practice. made twice rejected apca ions
sixteen appeals every Of which decided in his
favor by the Commissioner Of Patents.
TEsTnslNIALs
e regard Mr. Eddy Que 4 the most capable and
successful practitioners with whom have had Off a in
tercourse. CHAS MASON"
Commissioner OF Patents.
have no hesitation 10 assuring inventors that they
cannot employ o0mpe tcnt and Trustworthy.
and more capable OF putting their applications in form
Tor them an early and flgorahe confederation
at the Patent Olhce. EDMUND BURKE"
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
a." Mr. X H. Ed5y has made for thirteen apphoa.
tons in all but Of which patents have been granted
and that is the one now pending Such unmstakable
proof " great talent and ability hts part leads to
recommend all inventors 20 ap ly 10 him 10 procure
their patents, they may be q having the most
lthfsl attention bestowed on their cases, and very
reasonab charges GOAL JOHN rAGHART
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- ~ shN We MAaIlNNION DISTRICT a.
IN fflbae Court held A. Montpelier said Dist,t ~
-. o.. The nh day Of Jsuuary, A. y. iss, ' N
hay adminisTator ofthseataie 0flra s. Wood sard
lAe o waterbury In said District decease nrssens ~
mhsttalgn account for eNaminaton and aiIovancr And
abon ior decree o distribution and partition N
eSst b ?. ~ Deceased Nhsrsupon h ordered 81 SAID
.ol 9i SAD Court t Be held tEe Probate Oos Ia aid
On th 1h day y February A. D. 1884, for hearina
no aeenn thereon And, % j. further ordered. hat no.
oe nsIo pc given 20 All peftoua inereIe By pabcsfn n
~ ei tIte NeAe aufcHatfelF No. tfe Vermont Wat1hman
I'm ,9fnal nev.paper ru1shsd 81 Montpelier pre-
@ lnie a. ppintHl Tor hearing, they arpaar
AZ ahd place, aul show cause 70 auv they NAV btre
way sAi Count should not BE- aosed md such decree as
b2 w Court. Attest, T.R MERRILL
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BhANDRtTH PILLS. COSIlVENESS.
DTARRHEA

They taken up by The ab'orDsns and carried into the
part - the body.
the Affects us Joints single dose produces remarsa
Die benefit And The rule applies 90 covoness darrhea
and dyseutery though with named they may
qured night and mornuE for days before decided relief
obtained affections Of hs luuF throat head and pleuri-
us relief the sNorstory organs thros % with
the hegm, and the breathing becomes eer spamodo
asthma Is often cured BY single dose. ot96'daw
PARKER'S PICTORIAL PASTILLES
Give Immediate relief in all Of Coughs, Colds and
fthr chest and lungs restore singers speak-
cearnes OF voice. They contain opium Anything
deleerous, and wonderful Boa che celebrity with which they
effect the Of an deases of tl throat For sale by al
Druggists. Prices % cents boe dar;onlT
CACCIOLA'S HAIR LIFE
Restore. Groy Hair 90 Zee original color Dndru and
an Impurities. and preserves he from premature death.
Containing nothing luxurious. s unsurpassed for dressing
The hair, promoting uHurau growth. and leaving so aud
glossy. For als by an drlyass Price, dollar bottle.
Depot $50. % Wdiiam street, NeT York. daWioEly
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-DI l. D

In Fishingcfeek twp. April "a, Martha Singer,
ag,d d 90 years, IS +>t. W
At ora=grviiie. April sc. Henry Stewart. son of
"A. o. and agnes Stewart, aged about years.
At Lime Ridge this courty. on the 9Th inst m5
ELEAzEa Il. HEss, aged IS years months anu ~
days. Assse Il ~ f-tt - t-.
IThe deceased was an estimable citizen, loved and
re spected by all who enjoyed his acquaintance He
uied after a brtcf Hmesa, leaving a family and
many re latives and friendr tomourn his eativ de-
pHrture J-EDs
In Scott township Columbia cornty. on the l2t n
inst, Mr. Ell CKEvt in the 5Oth year oil MS age
[The deceased Was one Of the best men in Scott
nship hrifty, wealthy farmer. and highly re-
spected by all. J-EDs.
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General News Items.


Beauregard has been elected President
Of the New Orleans and jackson X. K.
Hon. VIM. H Armstrong, Deputy
Secretary Of the Commonwealth, has resign
ed ss
The cut-worm is said to be doing great
damage to corn crops in Giles county, Tenn.
Entire fields have been destroyed.
Major General Meade and staff are in
Boston. The party will leaTe that city. In a
few daysfor New York. s - =
Secretary Seward has ordered Forne US
Washington Chronicle to be ediscontinued at
the State Department. ay,.sz s.s..- sssS
General Mcclellan is said to be pre-
pairing history of his campaigns. A large
portion Of it win be devoted to reviews.
I'm the United States there are about
1000 newspapers, whilst In the whole Uni
ted Kingdom there was only abonk 125zs
OF these London has 226.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-05-16
ELECTION NOTICE.

Pursuant to The provisions Of the for e.
going Act of Assembly, notice is hereby
given that an election will be held at the
usual place of holding the general eiec
tions of the several townships and bor-
oughs of Columbia County to be con
Quoted by the respective election officers
of the same, on Tuesday, the 5th day OF
June, A. D., 1865, ba,ween the hours of
s o clock A. NJ. and clock p. NJ ; to
vote upon the question of For Poor
House" or "Againsl Poor House;
and to make return Of the said election
at The Court House, on Friday, the 9Th
day of June aforesaid, according to law.
SAMUEL SNYDER.
sheriff.
Bloomshurg, May 2, 1865
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TRERSUREIe'S SALE
OF UHSEATED LANDS
FOR LUMBIA COUNTY.

A GREEABLY to the provisions of IN Act of As
= senbly entitled an Act directing the mode Of
selling unseatcd lands fer aud fur other pu
ses passed the 18th day OF March 1915. and the fur
ther supplements thereto passed the 18Th day Of
March l5l7 aud the 25th March 1921 and 9th March,
lo47, the Treasurer Of Columbia County hereby gives
notice 10 all persons concerned Iherein that unless
the County. Road, S'hool, Poor Bounty aud State
Taxes due on the following tracts Of unseated lands
situate in Columbia County paid before the day
Of sale. the whole such parts Of each tract will
pay the aud costs chargeable thereon, will be
sold at the Court House in the town Of Bloomsbury
County Of Columbia on the Second Monday in June
and continue by ali ournment from Gay day
for arrearages Of taxes due said Cosnty and the
cots accrued on each tract respectively,
No. or AcREs WARRASTEEs OWNERS TwP D C
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-05-16

| THE Berwick Gazette is outiin opposition
| to the Columbia County Poor House We
think it is giving bad advice to its readers
when it counsels them to. disapprove of the
establishing of a County Poor House Ger
tain townships, 1T is true, have no poor
taxes at present; but is that any evidence
that they never viii have any; OF is that
any argument against the Poor House? They
may in a very short time become burdened
with taxes for the support of the Poor as
it has been the experience in other counties
where certain Districts remained out, they
were the ones to,receive the Poor instead of
the Districts in the, Poor House arrange
ment All paupers dread work. and they
are not going to remain in Districts where,
if they desire to become town charge, they
will be obliged to work, if able. when they
can go into Districts, and there remain till
they gain residence, and then throw them
selves upon those Districts, where they can
live without doing work and at the same
time cost those Districts twice as much for
their maintenance as 1t would cost to keep.
them in the house of employment and sup
port of the poor. Consider all these things
well; Mr.. Gazette, before you give any more
voluntary, off-hand advice.