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Sl,647,367 90
oTFIrE OF THE s

PHILADELPHIA November IL, 1858.
The Board of Directors have this day declared q
CASH DIVIDEND of TEN PER CENT on the
CAPITAL STOCK, and SIX PER GENT Interest on
the SCRIP ofthe Company. payable and after the
LIST December proxmo, free OF National and State
Taxes.
They have a so declared SCRIP DIVIDEND of
THIRTY PER Cent. on the EARNED PREMIUMS
for the year ending October 81 1863 certificates of
which will be issued the parties entitled to the
same. on and after the Ist December proximo free
OF National and state Taxes.
They have ordered, also, that the SCRIP CERTIFI-
GATES OF PROFITS of the Company, for the year
ending October 81 1864 be redeemed In CASH AZ the
Office ofthe Company, on and after the st December
proXmo, all interest thereon 10 cease that date. By
provision the Charter, all CertcRt Of Scrip no
presented for redemption within five years after puo
lie notice that they will be redeemed sh q i be for
ieited and cancelled on the Books of the Company
No certificate of profits issued under s25 By the
Act OF Incorporation certificate shall issue un 50
Claimed within years afer the declaration of the
Ovid end whereofit is evidence"
DIRECpOKj.
Thomas c. Hand, Edn u nd A. Souder
JOhn LAWS, Samuel E. StoEes,
James Z. hand, Henry Sloan,
lheopl illus PauldinR, william G. Ludwig
Joseph HI. seal, George Il Lelper,
Hugh Ofalg, Henry q. DaleLf, Jr,,
John IL. Penrose, John D. Taylor,
Jacob z. Jones, jeOlge W, BernardOu,
James 1Iaquair, William BOultun,
Edwa Darlington, Jacob Riegel
ii. Jones Brooke. spencer MIIvaine.
J hm's Is. McFaTlapd' John b. Semple, PITTS,
EDWARD LalU urCaoe, A. u. Berger, do
Jol huA ~ E5 re, r,,rD, . d. L. Morgan, do
HENRY BALL Assistant Secretary.
THOMAS q. HAND President.
ii II I'm JOHN q, HAND, Vice President
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sour Young Folks"

The December number of this popular ju-
venile magazine has something of holiday
character, reminding us that Christmas ia
near at hand. "Odd and Even" by Mary N.
Prescott, illustrated by w. L. Champney
and Sol Eytinge, Jr., heads the list of con-
tents, and is followed by "Cooie Co.." by
Exie, illustrated by Eytinge; "The Picture
Story" by William Winter, a graceful little
poem, which Mr.. W. j. Hennessy has illus
trated with a full-page drawing, which is good,
but not in his best style. The second number
OF 'When was Little Girl" by the author
of "Leslie Goldthwaite," has an illustration
by George G.. White. Peter Ley contributes
poem entitled "The Children of The
Year" The author of "The Seven Little
Sisters" writes about "What the Frost did to
Nannie's Rum and Mrs. Harriet Prescott
Spoford describes "Puss'' in some amusing
stanzas. Running Away" by the author Of
"John Halifax" is illustrated by W. l..
Sheppard, and Mr.. Hennessy illustrates j. N.
A. Borie's story of "A Boy Kings Christmas -
ga few pictures are borrowed from Messrs.
Fields q Osgood's Christmas books for the
benefit of the young folks, and a piece OF
music entitled "Rondo Mignon," by Frederic
Baumfelder, with a head piece designed by
George G.. White, the oharades and puzzles
for the young folks to exercise their ingenuity
Ground the Evening Lamp" and "Our Letter
| Box' conclude an unusually attractive num-
Der, which is as full of pictures as Christ
| mas pudding is OF plums.
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.FNNsYLYANIA HOSPITAL.
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IS19---CHARTER PERPETUAL.
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OF PHILADELPHIA.
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ASSETS ON JANUARY L. 1sss,
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TnEAsuHER's SALE
OF uxsEarxD LaHDs ~ coLuxBls col uA7

or UxsEaTTD LaHDs LH CoLUSBLf c. uHTY
Agreeably to the provisions Of an Act Of
Assembly entitled an act directing the mode
of selling unseated lands for taxes and tor
other purposes, passed the thirteenth day
of March, 1915, and the further supplements
thereto passed on the 18th day Of March,
1917, and the 25th day OF March, !S2l, and
the 9th day Of March, lS47, the Treasurer
of Columbia county hereby gives notice to
all persons concerned therein, that unless
the County, Road, school,. Poor, Bounty
and State taxes due on the following tracts
of unseated lands, situate in Columbia copn-
ty. are paid before the day Of ta'e, the
whole or such parts Of each tract az will pay
the costs chargeable thereon, will be sold at
the Court House, in the town of Blooms
burg, Pa, Oh the 9th day Of june, 1865,
and to continue by adjournment from day
to day ior arrearages, of taxes due said
County, and costs accrued on each tract re-
spcc,iv2,y.
A.. or a,,.a ty,,,,n,oau az no Cts
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lGENYy IlAN1ED fUlc
'T.ie Os.ici;si HsistGry Of the war,
lis Causes, Character, Conduct G' Results.
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BY HON. ALEX. II. STEPHENS.
a Book for all Sections and all Parties.
This great work presents the only complete and
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published, aah gives those interior lights and sh,l
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officers who watched the f'od tide of revolution
frnm its fountain springs AMI which were so arces
s,be 10 Mr. Stephens from his posiinn as second
officer Of the Couf'ocracy. 3d..
10 public tint has been surfeited with anpa.Pni-
ly similar p'oInaions we promise a change VI rare,
both agreeable and salntaty ami an clna treat
OF the highest order. The Great American War has
al last found historian worthy "f IL. Importance
and at whose hands il viii receive That moderate,
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TREAsURER,s SALE

Agreeably to tho proyisons of. tho Aetof
Assembly, entitled IN Act 70 reduce the
State debt, &C., passed tho 3Oth day Of AIpril
1874, tbs Treasurer Of tho County Of Oo-
lunlbia hereby gives notice TO all persona
concerned therein, that unless the County,
Road, School, Poor and State Taxes, ,etcs
duo on the following rcal estate, situate IN
tlie Cosnty Of. Oplpp,bil,' ara pasi before
tho day of sale, The whole OF. such parts Of
each aswll pay the charges aud costs charge
able thereon, will be sold ut the court House,
jm Bloo,nsburg, Pa, on the Sth day ofJunc,
lS6s, and TO- bo continued by adjeunlwent,
from day to day, Tor arrearagss Of taxes due
said County, and tic costs accrued on each
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pa. JOHN W. GEARY hus once moro ex-

} pl. JOHN W. GEARY hus once moro ex-
sreised tho pardOning power in tho face OF
law md deccncy, in the case Of Parvin Ewes
and Vincent Erwin WHO were Indicted for
rejecting tbe yots Of % qualified cleetor OF
Greenwood township Columbia County
AS much. or,sore,. disgrace. rests upon ibe
men who lad Tho bold audacity 70 petition
for this Executive clemency o.. upon the Ex'
-ctutive himsclr,a0o W. slt0ala thihk they
would be. ashamed Of themselves it there
wore ,y,s any shame in them. ijTheydo all, this
i,spite of the decisions of the Supreme aud
other Courts. q 4oqs~ri'h" d" ssf1'g, D
j sey. cnAydr Tdr1lfiisalr Little itrri, on
tho Laclawanna & I,loomsbnrg Railroad,
commauced.' running on Ian entirely new
timetable on Monday Of tliis week The
morning upmail train pesaes Bloom Sta
ton at seven O'Clock and for;y-siS minutes,
and the up evening train arrives at sir o.
clock end sixteen minutes. The morning
passenger train going South passes this
Station at eight o'clock and tllir,y'aix min
utes, and tho evening mail train running
the same direction passes Bloom depot at
six o'clock and fftyfive inmates. THIS
arrangement ncetswith general satisfaction.
MI along the line SO far MS we can learn.
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5sHaWEL,s
TO RUY AlY tNGBS.

r,,IiEGLoay or NAN ,shTpnNG1N q rtn,'r
: man whn sun red Tor years from Nervous aud
Genital Debility, Nightly Emissony, and Seminal
Weakness, the result of yGu'hfl indiscrc,on aud
cam. near cntins his days ~ ii"pecss misery, viii
for the sake or suffering scn 10 anv Onc Gi!ict.
ed, the sirple ,iDcahs isrdby iiu which effected n
cure in II few wcrks after the failure rr .Ipncrois
Medicines. Send a iirec,ed envelope and stamp and
WAL cost you no'h.mg Address,
40 EDGAR TREsra iE, H23th 81 N,Y.eity.
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TO CONSUMpTIVES.!

The Rev. EpWARD A.. WILSON viii! send tree
of chargc) to all VINO desire it, the prrscribjOn with
the dlrectipnsafcr udSiDg aud rsiug The staple
r''in'dy by w,irh he was cured nj lung ahcc,Icn
and that tr'hd disea 80 hnsEnpti6u. His un'y nh
jer' u To benefit IN" afflicted and ha hopes every
HGG'rcr W III fy s;his prescription as II vii cost
,h,m nutning, ANA rav rruva blessing. Please
address Rev, EUWARD 4. WI son.
No 1865 South sccund st,eet, Williamsburg. New
YORK
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sy We are indebted to Gen W! VIII,
Davis, editor Of the Doylestown Democni,
for copy Of the History Of the 10Th Reg
iment, Of which he is the author. The Geu-
cral commanded this regiment during the
greater portion Of its service, and it was no
mo,o than fitting that he should have been
selected to act as its historian. He has pro-
duced work ofrarc ability, and more than
locul interest, which viii add to his reputa-
ton as man Of talent and patriotism. "a.
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aar THE signing Of ,heibillwi iehiepeal
ed tho license law Of 1867. virtually renews
the law known as The "Buckalcw Law"
which Furnishes selling ON Sunday with a.
fine Of five dollars and costs. The argu-
ment in the Senate, when this repsalirg
law passed, was founded on the leral~axa
am that when d law which repealed another
is itself repealed, tie first Statute Is thcrely
revived without any formal woals for that
Iurpose Hence, the Buckalcw Law, being
the former statute, ia revived BY the rcpea!
Of tho license law Of 1857. il "'.rr' 'a 'n.,'
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GOMEZ EUTIO N Err Y .
ERRORS or YOUTH.

Aecntieman who In cary ,fs was v,e,mto ,na
,ebasiuu ice eo common To yonth, Mhch resn,ioa
In semi jpsI Wenkness. involuntary Emtssions ami
Nervous prostratlon and cana near enainst,'s gay
IN homeless misery. Amer using numerous feu'e'
simpIs rules and prescriptions that nitccisa per
.maue NJ c,,se On behalf Of suffering hvran'y ne
" n, send tho salnc free Of charge TO MI who may
,,ss,re il, . Addfrsps .EOGAR TREAiAlNE, fyt
- : SlayI0H b; Bibir heass, Nem York
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$40 BroaaWay, New York,

Gives SPECIAL TREATMENT in all ease. cr Semi.
nal, sexual. Urinary a'ii NrTvous Diseases ~ male
or female. ADVICE FREE and correspondence STRICTLY
CONFIDENTIAL r. .... ... .s,y l.- .-.t. =.
To GgsrLENrN,i will send my private and conf !.
denti,, circulars free cf charge. aud !"t W cen!s
l.. BgLL 100 pages. -,I.. ...
To LADIES i vii! send my Private Circular with
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cents a vain able treats" by Or. ions HARVEY cen
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II N tl,4
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~ GREAT attraction at G. c. Marr's
cheap dry goods and grocery store, one door
northeast Of our Office This store has
within the, past few days added to its already
Gne assortment Of merchandise o large and
complete selection Of goods, which the pro-.
prietor purchased in tho eastern cities DUR
inc tho past week. latsreduosd prices The
mos. varied aud cheapest lot of dry goods,
groceries and notions, ever brought to this
store can be seen there at this time. Call
.oou rs tis friends arc rapidly walking off
wit, the bargains.s go y 4, . -, ~ I. s
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rsS- WEAR your learniag like your watch,
in private pocket, and don't pull it out to to
show that you lavslone !; but it you are
asked what clock IL il, tell it. SO if you.
are asked where to 20 to buy the best and
cheapest flour, groceries, provisions and veg
etables, tell; thew; y, r}to ~ ID. 'Msrch-
banks store, III Shive1s Block HI Keeps
the best quality of lsoods!2sslShJ1 3fr VA
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e~ B. sronyEn, Of, this town, has pro
CURED license to keep ahotel. A yearHgo
the Court granted him a saloon license, TIL
"Colmn,bia House" will be conducted in
the most improved Style Of first class cnun
try hotel for he entertainment and com'or
Of sojourners and travellers. Boarding can
be procured at this house on reasonable
terms. -His bar viii always, be furnished
with vinous, spirituous, malt md brewed
liquors Of tho best quality. .,..g ... =
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ErCgi! TTCEiH lTJssHN
INFORM ALTON.

Inflammation guaranteed. to prodnce luxuriant
rowil or hair npon bald head or bcardies- facc,
also recipe u tho removal OF Finpies, Bntrhes.
Eaup,ioi,s eic :. on the skin leaving the same .ol
cr4r and BEAUTIFUL can be- chained without charge
by addressing TpOs .FsCH NPAiAN, Cnen'si. I
- s23 broadway, New York.
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s@- TIE citizens OF Danyile have taken
steps toward ne introduction Of waier. in
their town. A meeting, was held on Mon
day evening Of last week, an9sa permanent
organization Of Water Company effected,
|by the election Of Thomas Beaver, Presi
dent; l. X. GrierI Secretary, and David
Clark, Treasurer. Managers and several
Committees were appointed. and the enter
prise nov bids fair 10 be carried to success.
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DR.. Harvey's
GOLDEN FEMAiIE olI PILLS.

UVIJTTI.N
FIVE DOLLARS NOA, .#f}
ARE intended for specnl cases requiring more ppwrf
nj mciirinc They arc fo,ir drs''Gs stronger than
tho Ordinary kiud and are perfectly hafniIeEs and
reliable. .. = . .. ... ..,.,,,. ..,
n you rnnnot 70, ,he,p of yonr drrrgit will srnd
thr m nv return n nji mast paid and sccnnt irun oh
sciyG, ion m receipt of the g,on'y ,.l,
= / viii also stni m i',n.traied nnd Cohhl.iiia
Cjr,nIar 10 LADIES on Application.
AJlrcs. j. ERYAN, NJ d.. aia BROADWAY. i XIV fotK
DIR. ). BHiY AN. CONSULTING &
III PHYSICIAN
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Largest opd Ufa7Ewt, Bsrpc,a at,csopr
aps., nal In RnnsyrnniH.. fIiAE 3

aHF,, ndE m ISnNsV1f0nI0. " > = =
N iTke LANCASTER fsrRLL,osNcEs. established in'inm.
his NJ why's been known sS9rA el~ss Pol teal aud
now III. atgest Democratic paper published 10 Penn.
syivania u hss lately sb~Sfrehy Improved In nli
respects ands just such Pnrsr as every democrat
The publishers Of thu lu,eilgrncer regard irio.ha
the duty OF every DNuocrat 10 support his eounty.pa
pevs IN prei.r.nGe % any o,heriSbut 81 there ara
ona paper during the pending Presidential campaign.
thay nave conc'udsdto nir the Weakly Intel
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scl copies, one year y !; nye copies So ten
les 81; twenty copies y; thirty copies s+j; iffiy
copies 10 one nddrTs~ 80; aigliy copiastO 0ns I'd.
dress, eeD. Daily lntclliganccr, SJ per annum
NJ Prisons wishing 70 sell rsars,atsca can find M
better ndvcrsin Medium than tue waukiy intolli.
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~ ~ , DIR. j. r. EVANS,
Physician and SprCeOp,

sTAViNG located arrmsn-n,y on Main
Street. RLOOMSBIRG Pa, wonlt in
torn thespub'ic generally, that he is prepared to
ut tend 10 all business aiihfy aud puncthai'y that
may be intrusied to his care. on 'cr'hs commensu
rate " with the timCs. ...., ,--s t., 81. ,..,,--s
ne medicine.
Nn,. L 2iil 1 : : !
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO1LADIES.

Your attention is called 10 the moat ehtarions
reu,rdie. ever snown r the removal "fobsrue ,ions
and arrangements incident to tue female sea- 70
DR.. Harvey's
CJIRONOTHERM AL FEMALEPlItS,
have been used for upwards M Tn'RTy' YEAR! WIN
unyutying .uCress. They are s'np,sd 'or nl ofd
naty cases and never fail In thsir aci On u taken I'D
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tss. CoNsIpERABTE excitement has been
manifested by our citizens tho past few days
pn seeing such q groat rush Of people TO-,
wards Market street. yiWeiinquiredinto the
l.ause, and were informed that Mr. Beckloy,
ut the 9 Keystone Store, had RECEIVED his
new stock Of boots md Q shoes, whielii 'heis
selling at almost cost, and everybody was
taking advantage of, the low prices. i'' "
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ES We hear it suggested few days ago
that collection.would have to, be taken up
for the farmers as the Indications were that
there would be very slim wheat cron this
year, there being so many yellow blades
near the bottom of the stalks, and too much
wet weather the farmers would be unable to
get their oats and prp in the ground We
favor the collection They have not been
getting the prices they would like to hare
receirea for the productions Of their labor
the past FIVE or six years! '.sii Hoi -.
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WILL co TO { 'i9.,s =. sb!'
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aay- wv otAidimIto,teution to- the assort.

bent Of sqps Kept w m Nlr, 4 L y. 2. sharplcsss;;
10 is constantly renewing bis shock, and
lany thingsNilfBs found in his store that
annot be ,pplshAsed tlstHhcrcintG He
|nvitcsa iree aud, full examination Of LIS.
FOODS aud pficescE col ~ asaE y'fi inG ~
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sS CHARLES r, DoEBLga, Esq, died
at his residence, u y ,Wlgilliaamspcrt, on Wed
nesday morning, last, after q protracted ILL.,
ness, oFconsumption, aged thirty-eight years.
The Williamsport Daily Standard says:
1--WE will all miss Charlie, for we renembes
him in days Of yore, when his musical laugh
and good natured jokes were thelife of his
associates. OF D kind-heartcd disposition,
his aim ever, was to, shed happiness and
pleasure upon those with whom he came in
contact in the intercourse Of life, and we
can safely say that he goes to another world
without leaving an enemy upon earth"
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-13
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Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-13

e8-GENrLEMEN, hook ArTHTs:-Somc-
thing less than Eve hundred persons called
Mt A. j. Evans Clothing Emporium, during
last week and left their nrders for Spring
and Summer clothing. The pcorlelnre be-
ginning to understand that they do better
at'Evans'e 'ethan anywhere else in town, as
he has rubbed out high prices, and takes
pride in giving to his customers an eluiva-
lent for their money. His work cannot be
excelled, always rendering,a % neat fit, good
work and general satisfaction ,stJc ~ ~