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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

This is to give notice That on the 2st day of
November, A. ID. 1857, warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate of Peter ;. Harnan,
of Bloomsbury, in the county Of Columbia, and
state of Pennsylvania, who has been adiudged II
Bankrupt on his own petition; that the payment
longing to such Bankrupt, to him, or for his use,
and the transfer of any property by him are for
hidden by law that u meeting ofthe Creditors of
the said Bankrupt, to prove their debts, and 70
choose one or more nssignees of his estate; VIII
be held at Court OF Bankruptcy, to be holden at
the Exchange Hotel in Bloomsbury, Columbia
county, Pennsylvania, before Edward Overton
jr., Register, ON the 9Th day OF January, a. De-
lSliS, nt . o'clock p. m,
THOMAS A. ROWLEY, l.. +. Marshal.
BY T.. Il. CuOLBAUGH, Deputy,
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THE PnE1iDEET CONGRATULATED.
When the result of the vote became
known. all seemed to breathe freer, as
thougha deadly weight were removed of
the body polite; general rejoicing; and
Members of Congress are calling on
the President to offer their congratula-
lions. Mr.. johnson behaves with ex-
eeeding good taste and becoming digni-
ty under the circumstances,
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MR.. ScnRNoK proposes thata colored
man shall havo tho privilege Of selllng G
ale and beer in the Capitol, Isn't this
drawing improper and unconstitutional
distinctions by reason Of race and color?
The whites are not allowed TO sell, but
only to buy and drink, liquor Of any
kind in the Capitol.
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THE END OF THE IMPBAO H
MENT PROGRAMME.

As we predicted, the impeachment
humbug received its quietas, in the
House of Representatives on last Satur-
day. The Radical managers tried hard
to find an opportunity to make speech
rs either to justify themselves, or to fall
down Us easily rs possible, but this the
majority would not allow, but COM
PEELED direct vote, and on the question
whether President Johnson should be
impeached or not, the question stood,
Yeas-57 Nays--l0s or nearly two to
one against it, thus finally and forever
removing this question from our poll
tics.
The public will rejoice at this event,
not only because it is In itself vindi-
cation of our Chief Magistrate from the
foul charges which have been preferred
against him-a vindication too by po-
litical opponents upon testimony en-
trely one sided,-but because it will
soothe the disturbed elements, allay the
fears of another civil war, and remove
dangerous topic from public discus
sion.
True, il shows q criminal intent on
the part of Radical leaders to depose
the President because of mere differ
cnce of opinion but the thunder tones
of popular opinion as uttered at the
late elections, showed them that the
people were far from endorsing their eX-
cesses, and compelled them to back
down on this question.
Mercur, our misrepresentation from
this district, was one of the "57" who
voted for impeachment. OF course he
Would not desert his master, Thad. Ste
vens, even although the latter has lost
the powers of both body and mind.
With such men as Butler and Stevens
and Logan, let him remain. 1t is said
he at one time held the position of
President Judge. If so, we pity the
man who was compelled to apply at his
Court for justice. a man who can find
the President guilty of "IIigh crimes
and misdemeanorsn on such himsy tes-
timony as was produced by the Com
mittee, and the mass ofthat from known
and convicted perjurers and scoundrels,
either lacks brains to discriminate, or
permits partizan feelings to dictate to
his Judgment. We know him to be a
man of some ability, therefore igno-
rance will not excuse him. He is max
ing record which we will take care to
keep before the people of this district.
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NOTICE.

Letters tCstamcntGry on tho estate Of Abraham
Bergen, late OfGrecnwood, Columbia county, Pt.
have been granted by The Register ofsaid county;
to Abraham Bergen BrOwe, of Mannahawkin,
Ocean county, New Jersey. All persons having
claims nguinsl the estate are requested to present
them to the Executor for settlement, and those
knowing themselves indebted to- make payment
ABRAHAM BERGEN BROWE.
Nov. -, ,67-Gw. Executor.
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DIAIoGIrrs

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Il ODlST EPISCOPAL CHURCH AT ALTON,
SCOTT TOWNSHIP, COLUMBIA COUNTY.
70 ALI WHOM n MAY CONCERN:
Take notice, that Aaron Boone, John Trcmby,
i Il Fsus, g. ;. Fowler, l. White, T, W. Edgar
William Mines, C. a. Boone and Martin An
drcws, being citizens of tho state of Pennsylya-
MIA, being desirous Of acquiring and enjoying tho
ilnmunitics and privileges of body corporate.
have exhibited and presented TO tho Court OF
Common Pleas of Columbia County, an instru-
ment in writing, purporting 10 be the proposed
charter of the "NethOdist Episcopal Church at
Alton" township of scott, in the County OF Co
lumbiu, specifying the objects, articles, condi-
tOns, name style or title, under which they have
associated and mean TO associate. And the said
Court having perused and examined the said in
strumcnt, and found the objects and conditions
therein set forth and contained, to bs lawful and
not injurious to the community, have directed
said writing to be filed In tho Prothonotary's Of
ilce of said County, and notice to be given accor-
ding TO law, that application has been made to
said Court to grant said charter, and that If no
sufficient reason be shown to the contrary, by
the first day of the next term of said Court,
10 wit, on the First Monday Of February next
they Will dccreeand declare the persons so asso-
ciated to become and be q corporation or body
polite according TO the said articles and condi-
TONS, ana to have continuance by the name
style and title, in said instrument mentioned.
Bpomsburg Dec. II, 'G7-3t. JESSE COLEMAN,
hN
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DIED.

MARR-At Light Street, Columbia county, on
Wednesday, the 4th inst of Consumption. Mr..
Charles Mari, in the 35th year of his age.
Danvillc papers please copy
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EIRsT MORTGAGE BONDS.
81 LOUISA IRON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CO.

Seven per cent. interest February and August
These Bonds cover n Road of 0l miles, finished
rom 81 l'oulsto Pilot Knob and In nrsi-class or
der. and an extension of about the same length
rom iilot Knob to Belmont, now rapidly con-
structihg, Tor which the proceeds OF these bonds
are to be used making n through routc from 81
Louis to New orleans by rail. The earnings OF
the VI miles nre 100000 q year; the net profits
now are Sutllclent To pay the interest on the en-
tire amount of bonds were they all issued Thc
basis of security is believed TO be beyond that OF
any other bonds now offered. Apply ut tine Ofiice
QUAND, Vice President, or to CLARK, DODGE
Il CO.. corner of Wall and William sts., y. Y. CITY
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF

l. THE COUNTY OF COLUMBIA. Estate of
Joseph Paxton, late of CatRwissa township, de
ceased, The undersigned, Auditor appointed by
the Orphans Court of Columbia County, to re-
port distribution of the balance in the hands Of
George Hughes, John Sharpess and Lloyd Pax
ton, Administrators of Joseph Paxton, deceased,
Will meet the parties interested, for the purpose,
of his appointment, at his office. In bloomsbury,
in said county, on Thursday, the Did day of jan
uaTy, A. ID, ,ls6S, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, Of that day.
All the parties interested are requested TO at
tend ON that day or be forever debarred from
coming in for part or share of said fluid.
G. B. BROCKWAY, Auditor.
Bloomsbury, Dec. v, lGT-it.
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Office IN BANKRUPTCY.

~
This is To give notice: that on tho 2lst day of
November, 4. u. 1877, a warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate OF Josiah B. Dod-
son, OF the Borough OF Berwick in the county sl
Columbia, and State of Pennsylvania, who has
been adjuged n Bankrupt on his own petition:
that the payment of any debts and delivery n
any properly belonging to such Bankrupt, to
him, or for his use, and the transfer Of any prep
erty by him are forbidden by law; that u meet
ing OF the Creditors of the said Bankrupt to prove
their debts, ana to choose one or more usSgnces
Of his estate will be held ut Court Of Bankrupt
cy,to be holden at the Exchange Hotel in Blooms
burg, columbia county, Pennsylvania, before
Edward Overflow jr., Register, on the Sth day OF
January, a. d. 1865, ut 2 clock p M
THOMAS \, ROWLEI, L. :. Marshal,
Dee. 0'G-it BY f.. Is, CooLBAuGH, Deputy.
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'TuE ROAD TO FORTUNE.

25,O0D Male and Female agents wanted to sell the
most saleable article of the age. Agents easily
clear 80 per day. Can be done at home or travel
Ing. Two Samples and Circulars sent free for 10
cents post paid. For further particulars address
GEO. KUHN & co, 1870 Broadway, NY.
N.B.-This is no humbug or Gift Enterprise
Decl367-ln
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WE STILL LIVE!

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ID EADING RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT, NOV. 2j 1857.
Great Trunk Line from the North and North
West for Philadclphia,N New York, Recalling Potts
EaSton, Ephrata, Litiz, Lancaster, Columbia, sc.
Trains leave Harrisburg for Now York, as iol-
lows; ~ 800 90 and loa. m, and 2,o5 and 9,3j
sylvania Railroad, and arriving at New York at
DO, lul1 and ll,0O am and $40 and $50 pm.
sleeping ears accompanying the 800 am. and
0,3J p.ni trains without change.
Leave Harrisburg for Reading, Pottsville, Ia
maqua, Mimersvllle, Ashland, Pine Grove, Allen.
town and Philadelphia at 10 am, and 2,O5 and
10 p.ni stopping at Lebanon and principal way
stations the 4,l0 pm making connections for
fhilauclp phia end Columbia only. For Pottsville
Schuylliill Haven aud huhurn,s via rchuylkill
and Susquehanna Railroad, leave Harrisburg Mt
5,J) pm; returning; Leave New York ut 900
ph, at s5 AM, it ana ana so I PM Nay Pasienser itaS
Train leaves Philadelphia 1T 7,9O m, returning
rom krrading at go pm STOPPING at all stations
am and Il, 10 noon, and 2,oO p. m, Iamaqua at
S5) a. IN, and Leland :, ij p, m ,
Leave Potisville Tor llarsirburg, Via SchuNlkll
and sus guchmlna Railroad at 7,l0a.m and 300
noon.
Reading Accommodation Train leaves Reading
ht $50 a.ln returning from Philadelphia at 40
pm.
Poustown Accommodation Train leaves Potts.
town at 90 am.r returning, leaves Philadelphia
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Reading at
40 am, and B-l5 p.II. for Ephrata, Lti2 Lancas-
On Sundays leave New York at 500 PM, Phil
ndclphia 500 AIN. and 3,l5p.m., the 500 am. train
Harrisburg 5,25 ain, and 40 and 085 pm, and
Reading AT 100 and 40 ain. for Harrisburg, and
7,oj a Nh and il,f0 PIN. for New York, and i,S5 p,
Communication, Mileage, Season, School and Ex-
cursion tickets to and Tom all points, at reduced
rates.
baggage checked through; 100 pounds allowed To
@. A. EICOLIS,
General superintendent
Reading, Pa, Nov. -, 1867.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

This is to give notice that on the "a day Of
December, 4. u. 1867, n warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against tlio estate of Samuel Scbert
of the Twp, Of Orange, In the county of Colum.
bin, aud state of Pennsylvania, who has been
the payment ofany debts and delivery Of any
properly belonging to such bankrupt to him, or
for his use, and the transfer of any property by
him are forbidden by law that Il meeting OF the
Creditors of the said Bankrupt, to prove their
dObts, and TO choose one or moro nssgnccs of his
estate, will be held ut Court of Bankruptcy, to
he holden at the Exchange Hotel In Boomsburg
Pa, before Edward OVcrton, Jr., Register, on Tho
iOth day OF January, A. u. 1868, at 10 o'clock A. m
THOMAS A. ROWLEY, Y. s. Marshal,
by T.. II. COoLBAUuII, ncputv
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DU LILO $ AL j.

OF NALU y BL l. REAL ESTATE,
VIII be exposed to sale by public vcndue, on
the premises. on Thursday, December 18th, AID.
1861 at 10 o'clock m, two certain lots OF ground
County, Pa, on Main Street, near the Public
Square. ON the one is crcctcda
LARGE STONE DWELLING HOUSE
and other out-budings. and upon the Other q
toned lot being very desirable corner for bull
ding purposes. Also ON the same day one other
HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND
situate ON Rocl, street in the said town of
bloomsbury. in tho county aforesaid, whcroun
Is erected good Frame Dwelling House and
Also, on Friday, the Goth day,of Docember,'67
at To o'clock n. m, will be exposed to sale by pub
lie vcndduc ON the premises In HemlOclS Town
ship. at the residence of Thomas j. Nanderslic",
a certain farm or tract of land containing
SIXTY-FIVE ACRES,
more or less, to be sold in two, parcels Of about
from Little Fishing Creek Bridge to l}uckhorn,
and running through the said firm to be the di
vlding line. The whole tract being very rich aud
excellent soil for farming purposes. besides there
being upon the one tract, MS divided by said
road, large and convenient buildings OF every
description, also a large and very valuable Lime
Upon tie Other tract as divided aforesaid, there
is also very valuable Limestone quarry, one
good large Lime House,
TWO GOOD LIME KILNS,
one Of which is in full blast ot the present time.
Also, ON the same day, and ON the premises
near BuckhOrn will be sold at public out-ory, a
certain lot OF ground situate In llcmlock Town
ship. principally Timber Land adjoining lands
OF John Apprman Jacob Harris, and others,
containing about p acres, more or less; al! lat"
the estate OF Itcbe ca Nandcrslice, deceased
CONDITIONS OF SALE:-rcn per cent. of one
fourth of the purchase money tob be paid ON the
day of sale, onc-lourth less the ten per cent. On
the lst day of April 1868, the remaining three
iourths in two equal payments, one ON the l>t
day of April 1860, the other ON the lSt day ui
April $50, with interest on the amount remn n
ing unpaid from the Isl day of April 1865.
The deed or deeds To be executed and delivered
to the purchaser or purchasers Thereof, ON tho
payment of the onc-iourth less the ten per cent,
on the LIST day of April lSGS, when the balanc" OF
the purchase money shall be secured by Judg-
nIent or mortgage, at the option of the present
owners. Io-SCsslon given ON tn" list day of Aprll
ls6S. Purchaser or purchasers to pay for deeds
and stamps, j. H. NANDERSLlCE,
Nov, -, 1867. Admr.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

This Is to give notice: that ON the Sd day ofDe-
ccmber, a. u. 1867, warrant in Bankruptcy was
issued against the estate OF Edward q, Horne,
of the Bor. of Berwick, In tie county Of Colum-
bia, and state Of Pennsylvania, who has been
adJudgei Bankrupt on his own petition that
the payment Of any debts and delivery OF any
property belonging to such Bankrupt, TO him,
or for his use, and the transfer of any property
by him are forbidden by law; that a meeting OF
the Creditors Of the said Bankrupt. to prove their
debts, and TO choose one or more assgnees OF his
estate, VIII be held al Court Of Bankruptcy, Ia
Columbia county, Pennsylvania, before Edward
Overflow jr, Register, on he 10th day day of Jan.
uary, 4, u, 1867, at o'clock, "A. III.
THOMAS A. RoWLEY, u. T. Marshal,
Dee. b'O-H. by II. II. CooLBAUGu, Deputy,
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"A Three mngnlhcently illustrated Medical
Books, containing important Physiological lnfor
nation, for men and women, sent free ON receipt
y cents, by addressing the Secretary OF the New
York Medical University, No. 10 clinton place,
New York city.
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MILLING MACHINE

~ OF IMPROVED CONSTRUCTION, great
power, large capacity, unrivaled convenience
of adjustment. Also, pipe vices, with and with
out extra jaw and Vices of all sizes, for henvyand
light work. Send TO the UNION VICE COMPA-
~, OF bpstun Mass, for Illustrated circular
FOR sale by denlers In hnrdwnre and machincrY.
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WANTED AN AGENT
w one chance In each town, worthy the at
tcntion of an active business man, to take the
agency for the sale of Bradstrcpts Rubber Mould
ing and Weather strips applied to the Sides bot
tom, top and centre of doors and windo VS. The
sale Is beyond anything ever offered before to an
agent, and from sl0toS S2i per day can be made.
send for agents circular. The first who apply se-
cure a bargain. Terms for Moulding cash,
j. II. BRADSTREET & CO., Boston, Mass
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RAME DWELLING HOUSE,

with Kitchen attached, also n cellar kitchen I'M
der the Kitchen Il small stable, large stable and
carriage house used II livery stable, n well or
good water at the back door Of the livery stable
cstern at the back door Of the cellar kitchen
with other outbuidings. The property Is imme-
diately in the of the Court House lot. nd II
Il very desirable stand for a livery stable Pos
session given on the list day of April. 1865. Terms
made known ON day OF sale, when attendance
Will be given by
DAVID LOwENBERG. Executor
BlOOmsburg oct Is, lsG7.
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THURSDAY, December II 1867
FLOUR
Northwestern superlne at,.."..o....... 5000 SEQ
Northwestern extra $50
Southwestern family TO- 00d II 90
PennSylYan and Western superfino... 7.50dS o.
PennsylV lVania and Western extrn........ S5Odl0O5
Pennsy vnnia and Western family ....- H. Goa 1850
Pennsylvania and Western fancy....... l3ONali01
Rye flour. 50GQOn
WTEAT-Pennsylvania red, q bus.u.... 80 47ds2j5
Southern " " ,..,,, s2.0OGus27b
California ....,. $3.50
white " ...... s3.lj9s3l0
RYr-Pennsylvasia rye, e bus.......... sl.5Qgslsj
CoRN-nGllow, '' ........... sl.Si@sli3
White, " ...,....., sL0gsl ~
OATS pJus .,..,...., 6lcCp15c
oVIsIoSs-Mess Pork, 4 bbl........... s22 20
Mess Beef " ....,....... S2i5D
Dressed Hogs, 4 io..... SlSc@0c
Smoked Hams " ........ l5cGlGc
shoulders u b l3l1c@lic
Lard b,...-~.........",... l2cIDl3ac
SEEDs-Cloverseed 4 bus.................. S7o0as0O
Timothyseed e bus.............. s2G5
flaXseed g ............,.. s2.5jG2UO
CATTLE-Beef Cattle e lb................... ScGI9c
Cows, 4 head ...........".......,.. siO@S6j
SHEEP-F ID 1cd5c
HoGs- 100 BIS .,..................... s9.jo9sle@5
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with kitchen attached n large Stable and Car
riage house, good pig styc, coal house, etc, good
well oineXer failing water ut the back door Pos.
session Will he given on the first of APRIL 1865 If
not sold between this and the 2lst, OF December
next the same viii be exposed to public sale on
Si'il sun 4Nle NJ o'clock T.. NJ For iurther particu-
II. f, Clark, Esq, Boomsburg Columbia CO., Ia.
Sept. q. 1867
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

OUIS BERNHARD
Would inform the citizens of Bloomsbury and
vicinity that he is now prepared to do all kinds of
plating, silver or gold DeclSO7.
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C1S TO S25 PER DAY SURE.
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Patent Everlasting White wire ClOthcs-lincs.
Every house wife should use it. NY, Tribune.
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TOBACCO.

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ID A l. Y. to the contrary notwith-
MONDAYS One 500 Motto standing
Tuesdays, Two Fifties. ,Np We are making
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ties choicest leaf; IL Is free
Thursdays Ten Tens from drugs. and is In ov-
FRIDAYS twenty Ewes cry respect, the Best
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49, Is & - Chambers II respectable iobbCrs.
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LUMBER.

Iicmlock Boards per thousand feet.;...".~. $40 90
Pine d" zone inch) ...... lSa2O
Iost, Scantlng Plank, (HemloclS) ,......... l5 20
shingles, No. per housand.....,.,,.."...... %
-.......,".,,.....,., "
Siding " It. ....................... Is 90
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situate in the town bloomsbury, Columbia
county, Pa; said lot fronts ON First street of said
town, and contains in front siXty-siN feet aud in
depth two hundred and fourteen feet and six in.
chcs; and bounded A. follows: First street on the
north, an alley on the SOUTH an allc5 ON the east
and an alley on the west, wherCOn are erected Il
good two story
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HATS, CAPS, Funs AND NOTIONS.
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Ladies' and children are cons derately advised
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TO the Day Lovees-Admlssiun % cents; Chill
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Children under ten, 20 cents.
Evening ioriormanCe-AdmissiO To all parts Ol
the House 70 ctsi Children under ten, 10 cents
Dec. OO1-3t