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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-24
DUBLIC SALE OF
i VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

DUBLIC SALE OF
i VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ,
b. virtue Of an order.of the Orphans Court Of
Bedford county. the subscriber viii ofsr az public
sale, on the premises, on SATURDAY, the 5th Of
February 1865, the following described tract Of
land, late the property Of jonathan c. Dicken
deceased, situated in Cumberland Valley tp., ad-
Joining lands Of George Miller. Michael Boor and
others, containing zee ACRES l04 PERCHES
and allowance about SO acres cleared and under
fence, and having thereon splendid Orchard Of
thirty fruit trees and tine variety Of grapes, &c
TWO LOG DWELLING HOUSES, L0G BAhN
and TANNERY, and other out-buildings thereon
erected.
TERMS Casr 40 the confirmation Of sale.
Sale 70 commence at 1 o'clock Of said day.
LEVI HARDINGER,
iani7 Administrator Of J c. Dicken, dec
T IST OF CAUSES put down for Trial at Feb
l1ruary Term, 1865, 10th dag.
David Heidler IS. ~. B. VI. R. 4. s Coal CO.
W Entrekin VS. keRsinger Fluck.
Mary Jane Holsinger vs. Josiah Holsinger.
SamI Moses vs. Sill 4 Zimmers.
John Leech VS. Jno B. Longenecker-
Henry Wertz vs. W ilsOu Hafer.
Francis NJ. Diehl vs.. C0erain twp. School Diet.
Geo Blackburn vs.. County Of Bedford.
Kate Border IS Geo Beegle ct al
John Cessna rs Jonathan Bowser-
Certified Jan 18th, 1865
jaal7 0. E SHANNON Prot.
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SHEET Music, at pulliber's price, at the
ISQuIREg Book Store Anything not on
hand viii be ordered.
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HID & sPIDEL

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-28
Sas Jn1tisSePartement Der Neoie=
rang uno Erer Spneref.

9tidt Bios Nney wpQen i1e abiesen,
nt@t Bios bic 0emolt ces Yrdicenten Be-
ianeipen> pie einen fleinen Sucenjunaen,
lcncern au6 bic erbatene Caber son
oemctratilden &idtern l9pn oft ,um Sc
ip4tt 9emabte) uno ebrmIrptoe
(aber pom eempfratiiam &tdtern i9on
pit tn ben &otb Der Corruption 9e;errte)
rt@terli9e 0etralt wpQen 11e ftusen pie
ben S6mans zines en9lii9en@ aulS, biele
raeifalen Wutberide I'M Goneree. Sci
elmer Debate uber bic Mabre9el mel6e
beswcden ipu, per Supreme Court bic
@eridt5tarfeit in Dem berii9tisten vMe~
Mrble"@GaluS gu nebmen, fan, es nun
letoer beraus, cab bic Suprente Court
ielbft bur6 tbre ei9ene Gntldeipung jener
Maeresel &edts9runb seeeben uno tpeu1
oesbalt bic Masre9el bic Ma9t Der @uz
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-28
Die f6mar3e Site.

Mir MAIDEN beute BEN Mnfans nit oer
putltc,run9 Der Namen %rerjent9en in Der
g 9'rar;en Silte," melde rus aans bez
lonrerS 1tarte preben Ycn uGbrli9feit"
liter bic ltnte e &ulter atselrst.
Mem 1ein 0emiNen la9t, rae er eten>
faQs quite Mniprude bat leinen Namet
ol5 betrl9ert1der Nbpnnent
putlisirt SIT ieben> Der sab1e> ionf wtro
IS tbm 9eben tpte ben nadtebeno ST.
11annten. User aber i'm Nu9enblid ni6t
SIT Sabler serraa9, Der tbeile un5 fem unz
oermp9en init, unp mir percen &udidt
carauf nebn1en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-28
prenteGpurt tirbt 70 trd9t bieIe ielbit ta<
ran 70 Ytel SGult olS Der Gpnare6.

prfmsGpurt ftirbt 70 trd9t biele ielbit ta=
ran 10 siel @6ulc al6 Der @on9reB.
Mm 81. Mdrs beantpprtete 11dmlid
SEER 8tl1pn BON Soma C9fep.) etnf
Nnfra9e pes v@opS" @ppbmarn mil
cer Grfldrun9, er babe bel Der Ginbrinz
9un9 Der pbeu eebadten Ma6reael be-
swedt> Der Supreu1e Court bic @eriGtSz
BARRETT in REM McMrrle<Tale su netmen.
5ierauf %att1pprtete Wooomarp:
uSte tpernen bieie Mbi i6t NIT eer
WfaBresel nidt erret9en." s..
Wtl1pn: Nun ppbl, bann 9el9iebt
weper te1 Germ nod Mc9lrple etpas
gu 9etoe. @o;u alto tteler sanse Sturm
int Gbeefenel?
Mppbmarb: Sd 1ase Dem Germ
als Surif> paS e5 ntdt in Der Ma9t oes
9eies9ebeneen 3meioes ber &eaierune
ftebt, bic @ertdt6barfeit in 6dQe1 tpeoz
5unebmen> pp baS @eri@t bereit5 @anb
an 1ele9t.
@tl1on: Die @upreme Court ielba
bat entldteoen pab cine @e9nabme Der
0eri@tsbarfeit Ypn Seiten Der 9eles9ez
bennen @ewalt ielbit bereit5 9efdQte ur<
tbeils aufbebe.
@ppbwart: Damn tebauptet al(p
Der SEER Don Soma Die 9eieb9ebenbe g.
malt burfe bic 0emetnbeit be9eben, in ben
Soften berum gu idnuHeln> Inn Su 1eben,
mas fir Gdue raielbit anbdrsi9 leten> uno
cann t6re Ma9t 9ebrauden, ben Mrm
Der 0ere@tt9feit a~ufsubalten. G6 1T
eriten5 9emein, tpenn bic @ei eB9ebung 70
etpas tbut uno jrpeite1S 9e9en ibre 81
fu9ntb.
@tl1pn: @aS bic @emetnbett
betriHt> 70 miro her 5err cenen> bic fir
meme Mabre9el 9eftimmt baben, 9eitatten
lelbl eariber;u entldetoen pb ibre0erfabz
ren rteie. 8s;ei6nun9 seroiene. @as
bic Mi6tbefu9nib onbetrift, IL babe i9
l9pn 9eia9t, bab lie Supreme Court III
i9ren et9enen Gnti6eipun9en pa6 @e9enz
tbetl erfldrt.
@ppowarp.: Sn meldem Sale?
@tl1pn: SD perbe ben SAL ousz
mitteln uno Jpn Rem 6errn pprle9en. Gs
itno FOLDER @nti6 eioun9en ubri9en6 mebr
al5 cine %ab0eAeben tpprpen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-28
Van 6amm, wel9er Der bemofratijde
Sdifbauer's in Dem Mmt oez

Van Damn, wel9er Der bemotratijte
Vprsdnser Sdifbauer's in ben, Nmt aez
rpeleh.
Nein mir bsnfen, mir fDnnen nidt nett
fern NIT bcr Democratic an Tuhtiafeit
rin Nmtseef6dften," ute fs
Ter feufde Yoli;eidef 1urnbnQ belos, an
.rt&terltder @etsbeit pte feSquire 9ams
bert e~n!faltete uno an GbrIiafeit, wie }e
Der Moerman bsfBt, BON ben, $ IT Qtez
rau in Der lsbtsu @eissaebuns srtldrte,
e. babe feline 8esabluns fit BE Stimme,
bic er f1r COS Bonus i'm Stabtratb at
9e9ebfn, BON Der @ompanie auu, @oraus
betommen.
Sa opptcpo6! User 1T tenn b{eler
Nloe.mann? Dob nidt etrpa pes ptpz
neers N%loernons MopeQ?
Die beporfebenbe @abl in
90 nnectteut.- Die 3unddft beporz
aebenoe Staat6wabl III jene In Connect:
cut, bic an 6. Npril 1att fncet.o Der re-
pub;tfani(de @curerneuracanoirat 1T
Wa1lbeu SereQ uno ou pemotrati(@s
Same9 6. Gn9ltld Gebtger @puperneu,
oes StaateS.) 6efsn:ltd miro @unz
nee.icut ten ribmltben A'eiiptsl Don Nep
9amp|@ire fol9ea unb ben @%cppubeaps
stenfaQs etnen Strtd bur6 Die Nedz
i1uns MAIDEN SIN Sabr 1866 babsn BE
&epublifaner in CONNECTICUT NIT eiuer
Walcrttdt bon 531 Stimmen oelieat;
oorises Sabr tncf0en tpurre @nolila
NIT etner Malorttdt Don 987 Stimmen
0emdblt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-28

greis SO Gents.
S%esermonn iein eisener slrst.-gen Or. Distria.-
grGs so cents.
Bic 2eberfranfbciten III ibrer Seiluna eefibrt.
-0pn Or. pan NeB.-greis 80 Gents.
Gin nemes &eiloerfabren sesen 2eberleitem
inc SSaferiuebt. beNen g9irtuns sarrantirt nirb.-
Wpn Or. ban gfeB.-greis so gents.
Sic 2eb,perb0risfeit Ieidbt ;1 beilen. Cine I'M
ftbltare Nnreilung CUR gSieeererlangung tss gum She'll
pher san;ltd rerlrrenen @eb6rs. Bon Or. 5ietri6.-
gris so Gents.
Seine 6idt mebr.-Gine 8elftruna lber R~teu,natis,
mus uno bic gidt' iDmie eeren Seiluns int aasemeinen,
nebit Nnsabe eines Wtttels, peldeo ZEN 9eieenldaften
pbiser &%rantbeiten tn alien 5dlen : I It unb bic frubere
@eunebeit wiecer hersete1t.-0pn 81. ~3ietrib.- 3etnte
guFose-greis 20 gents.
Ser Nrst fir 9iejenisen. neldbe an 9SIabun.
icisem.-5Nt s98rift isiitsst iidsrs Saiiiei uas pirs ID
Der ben serirnidtsr Grfpls ftets e~rsielen. = Dan Or.
@dmiet.-5lnfte @~uFase.-greis so Gents.
9ae gesetabiliide Seilipftem utsr s%user1ad7se
5Ilfe 9esen aGe innern unb duseren 8ranfteiten. 0eu
Or. &natpla Sc Rpi.-grets5 so Gents.
Outer Natb an SPLITTER unb 8inbsrarterinnen aber Gr,e-
tune Der Rinter-9reis5 so Gents.
MnIeituns sur Sutfe in pl0slidoen 2ebensae=
fabren.-Won 2r. 8raus.-Yreis Is Gents.
eueresie 8orsia. bic as@tsr les gasaes.,- 3wei sdnss.
&unf tas SdserIatein in stpeiuntfanhis eeetipnen au,
ii4ere Art su erlernen.-greis Is Gents.
Slnmen Ter 1rennsidaft une 2iebe. Gins
Samm!al1e er ld@Rnten uno au6erlsienfen s1ammbu&.
Der fdbneae Medner fit lie teutiaen 5armer.-greis
Is Gents.
1raumbud unb gunttirtuG pter tie tRunf, bic 3utuujr
oprber ;u rifen.-greis Is Gents.
Benefit, saf bic 9rauensimmer eiaentIid, Feline
sMeniden Observation-Disclosures aaFase. : greis
Wieberpertdufer erta1ten beteuteuben Ratatt. Sur .SefeI.
lausen, senen ber 8etras ~beissfust, merren beridF9tist.
s. Braun s. So
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-28
Bet S. Braun II. 60, 219
Sn6ianaitrebe, i1hb fol-
9ence interei1Qnte S6rtf<
ten er{6ienen

9feuefe amerifaniid,e Grmerbs= une geicb=
acknowledgements mebr ais 100 Nlitel uno
elm deficiencies bebeutenb teben unb batard balc gun, rel
den Mtann wereen lam. - Vpn Or. %. 9urdarpt.
Nrp;s 5O EentS
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-28
MQbnun9.

@ir forbern bic Mpnnenten i'm Qanre>
wel9e NIT tbrer Sublcription fit bic Bel
tan9 int &uditanpe finb btermit auf entz
peoer per poit poer an bic mad ftez
benb benannten N9enten tbre
fdQi9en 3ablun9en gu maden* G5 1T
gang unm1ali@> caB mir 1T perlpn jecen
e%inselnen Abpnnenten auflu9em UNI BEL
i9m bieielbe III Gmpfans gu 1ebmen, ia
oiele6 ben 9erinoen prpft ben Elm eeutz
19e5 3eitun9S9eiddft bier in Mtnnel ota
obmirft YcQencS gan; auf;ebren murce.
@ertbe 5erren, bea@ten Sie aefdQiaf
ciele freunoli&e Mabnun9 uno la1len
sic Don it9 bGren.
Die NaGfebenoen Greunte Ter @taa!s,
5ettung ftnb bferourd ermd6tigt @e!cer
BON ridfanotsen MbonnenIen In Gmz
nf.nh ~, uokuev% ,,uh hness J.. >..{.I!..~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-28
q II +!

Biemotl Seosm pur& bic 3eitun9er
betannt 8e1uorcen. 1T SfzYreueen Dor
elmer 9un9erSuctb being lutt, rrte fl
lslten furdltarer aufeetreten uno BON be,
man f& in cieiem osleeuetsn. lol9sn 3u:
tdncen niht suadneltdsn 2anne, nut cir
itwa4eS 8i!c gu perae0enwdrttoen pers
mag. @tner totalen Wibernote folot cir
un9ew1bnlid treneer @inter unb latter
elaubwQrctee 8srtdte cas- @lenb ale
wirtlf@ fdredsncerreaenb tu1detnen
Der 500 bur@ 6uneern uuo Ralte fart
ben &rmeu ent9eeen. IS feblt ni9t nu,
an Nabrun8 lonpern aud an biureidenrs
Beflsirun9 uno 8renrma:ertal unc bal
ciflsr Manasl Ger notbmsnoieAen 2sbens:
8sea,fai6s idpn piele Spfer oeforoert,
Wnseftdts pif1fr terauernpertben 3uNlnz
e merpen iberau In europa uno au9 In
ptelen Staaten Der lnton Collector Yerarz
itulten UNI tie Notb gu !;ncern unp min
IS nur cteier Nuforoerun9 beoltfen UNI
aud cie Deutlden in Minne( ota ~ reaer
6alfeleifnne su ueranlc0en~ Sn ralhe,
|ol@e 9alfe ae(psncet miro, eeto pe1tb:
puuet unc wtrtiamer miro Ge lein I'M:
ettldre i'd MIDI germ berstt 8et,1aae, mel,
der N,t unp wie fletn btsieiten aub i'm:
r1er lein m6aen enteeeen;nnfbmen UNI
an ra6 betrefsnbe @ommil tee III Berlin
gu utermitteln usber einee0anaene Bets
fridge miro>. 3. pur6 Die 3situueen qui.
tirt meroen. Die fplsenoe 6erren ilnc
EpscteQ erludt, @eloer entsssensunebmen
uno pielen pabrbaft bunt>nen 3wsde
na6 &rdftsn f1rpern 3u beiien:
s. 6. &ubolp, Ntm=1lm.
9)rael unb Ou8ui1pn, Dtantatp.
VI. S9tmmel unb g., 9t. Yeter.
Wm. Seeger, &eSueur.
Mbam Bud, 6enterlpn.
@tpne Mebner unb So. Belle Wlatne.
S. @reiner, @basfa.
Sol. Weinmarn, CAREER.
Gbas. 5arfens, @batopee
q. @retben, Minneapolis.
Subn Srtb, ct. Mntbpny.
s. 9. @tetn II. 8ro., Mnpfa
Sol. Gbelbrof, ct. Glcut.
gdermann IT, Bro, gouns Mms ca.
9cuiS Gauld, @atertutpn.
Brandt II. @erbeS Garribault.
8. @i9born, 5afin95.
Souls 6oipes,, StiQuater.
Sobn Triebri9, &ebmina.
6. q. @erbble, @inpna.
Geo. 8aibl9, No9efer.
Spps II. 8oQ, Swatpnna.
g. paul int Mara 1868.
S. @tlltus,
aSnisl. Yreubil@er Gonlul.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-07-01

THE BORROWED Tool boy borrowed
tool from ueighbor, promising to return
it at night. Before evening he was sent on
an errand, aud'did not reach home until
late; but ere he started, he was told that
his brothers should sec the tool returned.
After he had como back and gone up to
bed, he inquired and found that it had not
been carried to the owner He was much
distressed to to think that his promise should
not have been fulfilled, but was finally per.
suaded togo to sleep, SO that he might rise
carly and carry the borrowed article home.
BY daylight he was up; and nowhere was it
to be found.
After long and fruitlcss search forit, he
set off for his ucighbors workshop in great
distress, to acknowledge his fault. But how
great was his surprise to find it on the door
step. Atlength it appeard, from tho prints
OF little bare feet in the mud, that he had
got up in bis sleep and carried the tool home
and then gone to bed again, walking quite
unconscious Of what had occurred. OF
course, q boy thus prompt in his sleep was
prompt when awake. Ho lived respected
won the confidence Of his neighbors, and
was placed in many Offices Of trust and re.
sponsibility.
This boy took the best course to succcdo
in life, though perhaps he did not know it.
Whatever We have to do, we should do it
with our might, and do it promptly. Espe-
cially should vo be able to keep our prom.
ises, strictly and faithfully. 1.-Two are care.
loss in discharging these aud similar duties,
VIC shall suffer for it.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-07-01

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sept. 4. 1857.
Weao Stock Of Clothing

Vc'O Ntock IClothing.
FDESB ATDEVAN OF
Spring and Summer Goods.
DAVID :kDWNNB! B!AiE@.
INVITES attention 10 bis stock Of cheap and fash.
ionabe Clothing AZ his Store, on lra Il
MAIN STREET, BLOOMSBC.R0,
fwo doors above The american House,
where he has Just received rom New York and
Philadelphia, full assortment Of
Men and Boys Clothing,
Insudi M ths most fashionable durable and haad.
some, dress foods consistingof
Boz, Sack, lrock, Gum and Oil Cloth
Goats, and Pants,
of all SORTS Sizes and e0lors Ito also has rspleu.
ished his already large stock OF Fall and Water
Shswls; striped. figured and plain Vests, shirts,
cravnts stocks collars handkerchiefs, gloves, sus.
pcnders and fancy articles.
N. B-He hns constantly on hand large and well
selected assortment NJ Cloths and Vestings. which
he s prepared 10 make up to ORDER into any Kind Of
clothing very short notice aud in tho best Of nan
ner.
All hts clothing 10 made to wear and most Of Il is
OF homo manufacture.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-07-01
nsxRY WOLF Na alt &C. xAxros
WOLF e. BARTON. 7
(sucoEssoRs TO 8. @. sHrvE,)
BLOOMSRrIRG pa

THE subscribers having leased the Plsin,nr MI,
and Machine shop formerly occupi,d by simon c
6hive, will continue the business of manufacturing
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Moulding q
Brackets &c. They are also prepared to farnish
DRESSED FLOORING, SHINGLES,
and all other Lumber required 10 the constitution Of
bu ilding All kinds Of Turning done ut shorr notice
Bus for Joint and other rTama Stuff filled with
prom ptness and care Orders respectfully solicited
WOLF BARTON.
Bloomshurg, April Is, lSGS-tt.
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COUNTRY MERi HAMS.
DAIRYMEN, FARMERS,
AND OTHERS,
coNsIGN YOUR
ASHES, BEESWAX, BEANS,
Butter, Cheese, Eggs,
Flour and Meal,
Furs and Skins,
Dried and Green Fruits,
Grain, Wool, Game,
Poultry, Naval Stores,
Hops, Ginseng,
Fathers, Hemp,
Provisions, Oils,
Lard, Tallov,
Tobacco, Seeds,
Sorghum, Molasses, &C., &C.,
JOSIAH CARPENTER,
GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
442, IA g. 446 Washington Street,
New York City,
And receive his weekly raic. CURRENT Of Produce
and Groceries, the most complete Price Current pub
lished 10 the United States.
Send for Price Current.
Marking Plates and Cards
FrxSnHEp FREs
Liberal advances made on Consignments.
Established Hay l, 1860.
First class References girn srhen repaired.
April !, 1851.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-07-01
THE H EALING G POOL,
AND HOUSE OF MERCY.

Howard Associotion Reports. for YOUNG ME
on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the ERROR
powers, anil create impediments 10 MARRIAGE,
wife sure means NJ relief Sent in sealed letter en-
,eopes, fres Of charge. Address DR. j. sKlLe1N
HoUGh1uN. Howard Association. Phiiadslphia, Pa.
June 8. l667.-l.4. =
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-07-01
FORKS HOTEL
GEO. w. MAUGER, Proprietor.

The above well.known hotel has recently under
lonc radical changes in its internal arrangements
and its proprietor announces 10 his former custom
and the travelling public that his accom- mo
for the comfort of his guests ara second TO none IN
the country. HE table will always he found sup.
piled, not only with substantial food, but with al
the delcaces of the season. His wine and liquort
Except that popular beverage known as Nc Henry.
purchased direct from the importng houses, aYe en-
tirely pure, and free from all poisonous drugs Ne
10 thankful for liberal patronage in tho past, and
Will continue to deserve Il in the future.
GEOR1E w. MAUGER.
Juna u. leBG.-tf.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-07-01
HOOP SKIRTS.
6slS
Gas.

wM. T. HOPKINS "own make" Of .Keys tone
Shirts" sss shs best snd chaspest tow priced hooU
skIssS IN the ntSkst, TsNil skirts, e5 spvIWas %
sapss % springs, 70 cgnts rs spvjMrs sS csnis N
.piinns, 9!ls; 80 ss syringe, si.Ss wsrssnio1 N
"Our own maksv Of "union skirts" eleven ,ape
trails from . I" 30 sprinss, eI . 10 e'5o Plain.
~ Wpesi ~ o0 springs. from rs eenta TO ~ 50 -
yness skuts sie better than thoss sold by othsr g.
Establishments ~ hrst class goods, and st much lower
pYices-
sour own make OF champion sklrts" are in ev-
cry way superior 10 oil other Hoop skirts before tho
public. and only hays to be examined or worn TO con-
vnoe every one O. the fact Manufactured of the
best linen 6nishsd English steel aprinss very supe.
rior tapes. and ths style OF tho mstalic stentngs
aud manner Of securing them surpass for durability
and excellcuce any other sklTt In this county and
are lighte more elastic will wear longer, eivs mora
sahsfact ion and arc really eaenpsf tRan oil others
Every lady should try them. They sre being sold
extensively by Merchants throughout this and tha
adjoining states at very moderate prices. II yUS
want the bcst ask fos "hopkin's Championl ekirI."
II you do not hnd them, get the merehani with whom
you deal TO order them Tor lyou or come or send e.
rect 10 ~. Merchants will fnd our different grades
Of skirts exactly what they need, and we especially
invite theDtto call and eSanine our extensive asso
ment or send for Wholesale price ilst. lll
bs hnd al retail a. Mnnuiac tory and Of the retail
m dc generally and at Wholesale OF tho manufacturer
only, 10 whom orders should b. addressed.
Manufactorys and saloSroom. N2B Arch street. be
tween Glib sndl7 streets, Phil adeiphia.
marA'Gs, iOm. WIN. T. HoPKiNs.
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NEW GOAL YARD.

The undersigned respectfully informs the citizens
of Bioonshurg and Columbia county, tha; they kesp
ni the different numbers Of stove coal and selected
lump coal for siniihing purposes, on their wharf, nd
joining Mekevv, Neal &c Co's Furnace with u good
pair Buffalo scales on the wbnrft0 weigh coal hay nnd
straw Likewise hOrse and wagon, to deliyer Goa
TO those who desire II. As wa purchase O large
amount OF coal We intend to keep superior article
ard sell at the very lowest prices. Please caii an
examine for yourselves before purchasing esswher
J. W. HENDEkSnOT.
AUGUSTUS MAsON.
THE undersigned will take. In exchange for Goal
l and Groceries, the following named articles =.
Wheat, Rye, Corn. Oats. Potatoes, Lard, Fam shoul
Der aud side meat, Butter Egss. Hay. &c., ut the
h'sestcash prices, aI his Grocery store. adjoining
their coal yard. J. w. HENpERSHOT.
Bloomsbury, April 25, 1866. .-ly.
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AGRICULTURAL.
where to Locate.

>ss>~'--s -
where to Locate.
We Americans, or at least some Of ~,
are rather unsettled 10 our choice of loca-
ton. II there is spot in tho United State {
or any Of its Territories where money can
be accumulated faster Or with less labor
than whero We arc domiciilod, we want to
find it The matter Of pulling up stakes il
small item Of consideration, but where t0
replant them to the best advantage is the
all absorbing inquiry. Some ''look before
they leap" but this is not the "rulliug pas.
sion" with oil Of us. Young America is
inspired with such q passion Of go.a.head.
a.iveness that the leap is taken first and the
looking afterwards. .rag
In looking for location, the purpose Of
your business or calling should be the first
consideration. If you are u merchant or
mechanic, select city, town or neighbor-
hood where there is an appearance Of en-.
ergy, enterprise and improvement, surround.
ed with good land well cultivated. If you
locate there and make the best use Of your
time, talents and capital, feel that you arc q
part Of the community, that tho growth Of
the place will contribute to your growth,
not forgetting the old udagc, "kccp your
shop and your shop will keep you." These,
with common courtesy and good behavior
will insure your success.
If you propose to Grain gro,ctng, look
first Tor railroad station or landing on
navigable river, next land or good quality
easily cultivated, and calculate the cost Of
transportation to tho sea-board markets. II
all these are favorable, you may venture to
locate.
If .Stock groriag is your object, You may
80 farther from lines of transportation where
you can get more land for the same amonnt
money, but be sure that the land is of good
quality and natural to the grasses to insure
good pasturage. Stock can be transported
short distance to landings by their own To-
comotion, and being little retired gives
them less disturbance which is matter Of
much importance.
If Ddiryig is your object, select the
neighborhood Of city or town, and within
a distance that will enable you to retail your
own butter or milk. In the selection Of
land, the hints given to stock growers will
be applicable.
If your object is Gardening, or what is
familiarly called "Ttuckng" and small fruit
growing, the advice to'dairynen will be ap.
plicable. with this difference, that the soil
should be light, as we'll as deep and rich.
Ii you are Florist, locate in or near
large and aourishing city. Your labors
there arc. moro fully. appreciated. People
who live in small towns or in the country
sec 50 much Of the floral world all around
them from spontaneous nature, that the
florists labors are not by them fully appre.
ciated.
= Professional men of good education, re.
fined manners and kindly disposition are
wanted every where within the limits Of
civilization; they draw their sustenance from
their immediate surroundings; their useful
ness is appreciated in all neighborhoods;
they should locate wherever they find an
Opening "-Amercau:S Stock journal.
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When all men say you arc an ass, it is
time TO bray