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WALTIIAM WATCHES.

The extensive use OF these watches for the last
fifteen years by Railway Conductors, Engineers
ana Expressmen, tho most exacting of watch-
wearers, has thoroughly demonstrated the
strength, steadiness durability and accuracy OF
inc Waltham Watch. To satisfy that class IN
all these respects, s to decide the question as 10
the real value of these tlme-keepers.
More than 100000 Of these watches are now
speaking for themselves in the pockets of tho
pooplo--a proof and guarantee Of their superb
GRITTY over all others.
The superior organization and great extent ol
the Companys Works Mt Waltham, enables
them to produce watches at price which ren.
ders competition futile, and those who buy any
other watch merely pay from % to 80 per cent
more for their watches than is necessary.
These time-pieces combine every improve
ment that a long experience has proved of real
practical use Having had the refusal of nearly
every invention in matchmaking originating
In this country or in Europe, only those were
finally adopted which severe testing by the most
skillful artisans In our works, and long use Oh
the part Of the public, d demonstrated to be essen
tlal to correct and enduring time-lkeeping
Among the ny improvements we woult
partlcuuarze
The invention and use of centre plnion o
peculiar construction, TO prevent damage to tho
train by the brealtage of maiu-spT ings is origi
nal with the American Watch Company, who
having had the refusal of all other contrivan ccs
adopted Fogg's patent pinion as being the bes
and iault,css.
Hardened and tempered hair. springs, now
universally admitted by Watchmakars to be the
best, are used IN all grades of Wa than Watches
All Waltham Watches have dust-proof caps
protecting the movement from dust, and lessen
ing the necessity of the frequent cleaning nece3
sary in other watches.
our new paten stem wlndcr, or keyless watcl
is already adectded success,aud great improve
ment on any stem-winding watch in the AmeTi
can market, an. by far the cheapest watch of it!
quality now offered to the public. TO those iv
ing in portions Of the United States .wher,
watchmnlSers do not abound, watches with th,
above mentioned improvements which tend Il
ensure accuracy. cleanliness, durability an {
convenience, NUTS prove invaluable
The trademarks Of the various styles made b,
the Company are rs follows:
AMERICAN WATCH Co.. Waltham, Mass,
ANN. WATCH Co., WalthGm, Mass
AMERICAS WATCH Co., Crescene ST., Watham
Mass.
AMERICAN WATCH Co., Adams ST., Waltham
Mass
NATHAN WATCH Goa waltham, Mas.
WM. ELLERY, Waltham, Mass.
HOME WATCH CO., Boston, Mass.
Examine the spelling of these names careful
| ly before buying, Any variation even of singl
| letter, indicates II counterfeit
For sale by all leading jewellers. No watche
retallcd by the Company.
An illustrated history of watch. making, con
| tanning much useful Information to watch- wear
crs sent to any address ON application.
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
| GESERAL AGENTS FOR AMERICAN WATCH Co
lS2 BRO ANYWAY. NEW YORK,
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HADING RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

WINTER ARRANGEMENC.
IL MONDAY, Nov. 2lst, 1870.
W. trunk Line from the North mi North.
w philadelphia, New York. Renii,p potts.
AIIeikni"iuu' ashiand, Shamoki lebanon
CUlulA, ''''i'' ApHIdtd, lllln, lancaster
s.k IRA .kcoye Harrisburg for New l,k rs lo,.
luMn $40, $40 and 1850 a. M. an K n. m
mia R3I Hltn ~ similar trains oi re nsylNa-
lolO a H'Nt nH' hirlNlns AT New OK at
eiaeirink 5'5o, $50 and 1900 p. IN. rrRc,tlvely.
withnut r.. accompany the 5,ID y, trains
IT,, ,Ketur1 Leave New York al sloh .n,. anu
a 80 ", ma 90 7. IN. PhilaIcluib al ~.
Voe 9,vo a trains from ! w.ih,ulclRnge.
,,hnCcurNno hcuNo burg for Reading, Potts lie, IA.
i,'gtn',"r,, 4 iSNiHtl Ashland, suuHJ n Al
- ~ ~, MIA Il. al $40 a. H., aulIl 90 and
sfStfnmS, tihs at Lebanon aud prIdpal way
p'tts,jIl IuJInl. tlaln connecting for phIla
scTuvIl,iil Coiumhia only. For rotsyille
81 Srpnii n, Ntn ana Auburn, via Schuylkill
. N ~ nv fAH HHIlroad, leave Harrisburg It
H., East ISL, Penihan,a Railroad trains le: We Eeaa.
inS ~ 81 ~, i''Ih IaSlun and New York at 500
E.2U' =: III Hoon i.ll p. IN. Rciupiag, leave
| ~ ,uantJ ~ a. m, l2.OO noon and j.OJ y m.
an a ~ nj Al ''2o u m l2.2j noon, 81 to
way rass4 Train leaves phil.islpnn nj
| ~ III" III" ca ng with similar train on Last
i,''iit, i'' i",,t" OF tnlhS rom Reading at 90 p. IN
I, LeaEe f9tfe at 900 am, and 80 p.u..
he4huoh AZ ~. m, shamokn at giU and ii ~
| u. M, AsntanS Us AIN. and 1880 noon NAH
| u1ooS wv az M. ana LOO p. m pnluqEp a
| York, RcudinArrIsItirlr Sf, .'0"
Leave rDttsTjri S,.snnvii,tII o,a ,,,s,.,,
mamma ~ n ,',, ,r 10 am. for Harrsbut. and
l-,co hooh' lor NTuye and fremont
KeadlnS Accom- niation Train leaves Potts.
MY ~ o. ~ "a, pes Reading at 7,30 a. IN, al.
,iN.Is ~ M, ,''i,evItr al 1870 "A. m. Returning
iiS,N, tHiit"'pN i,lo p. M, passing ltead.
'ii; az ,,-o n,''t' @ ut iottsNllle al 81 pm
| iDt'Hto"n M 'iRtiOu Train:lc'tvcs Potts
| at 100 pm.
C"iumhla FAIR rains leave Readna. al
| 7,2y ain, and 6-l5 pIr EuhrnIa Titiz Ianrg,.
. | ter, Columbia, SC.,I
ftrh!Oihen ran hTrans leave PerkiomeI
junctiol w ~ DdvoaR H. 800 $50 p. m. return
IuF' h",V &, - We al 40, SO am, L. y
hoIl ~ Pm, % ling with similar trHlV
ColebrookdaleHa Han trains leave Pott,tdSL
~ 0iO a. m ana Nv Hrcturniug leave NJ u,
Pleasant at 100 and I M. cUnnectiugN u
similar trains on Rea{taiiroad,
Chester Valley kei fTiains leave i"go'
| port al H,3J a. m. ana ia d.U2 4. III. ruf hibA,
leave Downington at q. nj, Il. 10 Joon ani
| bio y. M, CUnuectliE IN similar yI"l'N 81
Reading Railroad.
On sundays, leave Jork at 5,0o PM, rrii
phia at 500 ain. and In, Ule 100 ain. tran
running only toNtad tavePuttSVille ; tVto M.
Harrisburg ut $40 !. and i.Uj y. IA. hnG
2 leave Allentown - T.. M, HEJ Leave
l &eading at 7.lj a. ml lUU5 y. IN, for llslrls-
burg, at 800 ~ III. for York, aud at B.iU d. ~.
and I.45 p. IN 90 Phlphia.
COmmututiun, MiJ Season, Schu"4 ~
| Excursion Tickets I'd from all ICluts, ' '-
| iuccd rates.
baggage checked tin; loo pounds W""r
'N'' i'''''' '''' 10. \. EICoLls
GSu Suporinlerc
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WE have often been told that adver.
tising was not effective in Bloomsbury.
Let those who have that belief look at
the attendance at vendues, call to mind
the comments on the valuation of prop.
erty In Columbia county, the criticisms
on the county and Poor house state.
ments, the demands upon those who
have advertised special subjects, the
unexampled rapidity with which the
stock of the Columbia County Saving
Fund and Loan Association, and of the
Bloomsburg Banking Company have
been taken up, the sale of nearly a
whole drove of horses within few
days, &C., &C., and then tell us wheth.
er advertising is not effective in Colum.
bia county.
The fact is advertisements are care.
fully read by all intelligent people who
care to know what is going on around
them, and are taken as a direct invita-.
tion to come and buy by those who
want the articles advertised In Il long
experience we have never known an in.
stance where a merchant who adver
tiscd literally did not do a large bust.
ness.
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MARRIAGES..

LONG-NoUGHT.-On the ed ult,, by the Rev.
;; Curtis, Mr. Arthur W. Long of Catawissa, to
MISS sarah Il. Nought of MayterTy township,
Montour county, Pa.
MllLER-fETTER,-On the 25th ult.. by the
Rev William j. Eyer Mr. Henry j, Miller, ,sof
CatawiSsa' Pa to MISS Harriet fctter, of Main
township,
KREISHER-HlE EGLER.-On the Goth ult by
the Rev. william J. Eyer. Mr.. John r. Kresher
to Miss Hannah Hiegler, both Of Centrala, Pa
McHENRY -MlILARD,-At the residence VI
Fletcher Bowmnn ST., uhe brides grand
fatherO in New Columbus, Luzerne county
Thomas G. McHenry, NJ. D., of Benton TO Mis-
Sue NJ. Mllard of New Columbus
STEEL-KRA SHER.-On the 2Sth ult., by G.. g.
Murphy, Esq. Mr. George steel 10 Miss Mary
Ellen krasher, both OF Centralla, Pa.
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IcO:

Another tract of land situated in said Locust
township, adjoining lands OF Rudolph ltagcr on
the north, Washington Adams ON the east, John
snyder ON the south and Leonard Adams ON the
west, containing about ~ ACRES.
Seized taken in execution, and to be sold as
the property Ot David ieager. ..
AARON SMITH,
fcbl77l-tE sherH,
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Cheering Facts for the Bilious.

Every day demonstrates more clearly that lv-
cr complaint in all its distressing forms, can be
controlled and cured without difficulty or incon-
venience. 1t is an obstinate disease but It's obst-
macy Is not proof against the pertinacious, RENE.
dial and restorative operation of IIostetters :
stomach Bitters. That genial corrective compets
Mc organ to 10 its dy. 1t must secrete regularly
and hcalthfully under the influence of the Bit
ters. Their action brings 1t back from n state OF
rebellion into perfect harmony with the laws of
health. 1t there is cosiveness, 1t disappears; If
there is side-acho back ache it ceases; If the
skin and the whites Of the eyes are tinged with
supcriluous bile, they recover their natural hue;
if the appetite is gone, II returns; If the diges
tion is impaired, 1t is restored in brief, what
ever the symptoms Of the complaint may be,
and whatever the phase 1t has assumed, a cure is
certain. such are the uniform effects of this pre-
purItiUn where bilious disease has been already
developed; but in cases where there is merely a
constitutional tendency to liver complaint, IT.
may be prevented throughout life by the regular
use, in small quantities, of this palatable anti
dUtc. These are proven facts, and should be
seriously ponde red-or, rather, they should be
promptly acted upon-by all persons of bllious
habit,
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DIANOS AND ORGANS.

DECEIPT BOOKS for sale at tho CoLUMRTAN
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A VERY excellent msp of the grounds
of the Rosemont Cemetery Company,
has been procured by the Board of
Managers. 1t was made by SAMUEL
NEYuART, and is a very creditablc piece
of work.
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for the Colurnb lah.
AT shooting match in Orangeville,
on the 25th ,ult,, CLINTON LEWIS, of
jackson, won all the prizes on tip top
shooting, OF hand, at 80 yards. d..
SAVAGE, of Orangeville, won the Bear
ON less than a inch string. =
The first money prize was won by
+. KELLER, of Light Street, string.
Two money prizes by l. S. BLACK, OF
Rohrsburg, string. Z
A large number of people were pres.
ent during the match, but the larges,
delegation was the River Blues, Cap,
tain generated by SILAs EDGAR. The
plan adopted by them was a good one,
but being outgeneraled, they were re,
quired to invest largely to secure the
Bear. "
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IT'S as true Of advertising as of any,
thing else in this world-if it is worth
doing at all, it is worth doing well
People who advertise only once in three
months forget that most folks can't re-
member anything longer than about
seven days. If you can arouse curios-
ity by an advertisement, ii is a great
point gained. The fair sex don't hold
all the curiosity in the world. Ameri-
can Newspaper heporter.
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LECTURE.-The next lecture in the
course will be delivered in the Normal
School Hall, on Tuesday evening,
March 7th, by Prof. j. w. FERREE.
This lecture was postponed from pre-
vious evening. Subject culture Of The
StuC1ent
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THE long talked of introduction OF
Coolie labor into the coal regions of this
State, it is said, is about to become a
fact. 1t is reported that contract has
been made for the importation of a
number of Coolies to work Schuylkill
county colliery, and the first batch will
arrive about the first of May.
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Legal Notices.
DMINISTRATOR,S NOTICE.

IA ESTATE OF ELI2ABEtH VANIGoRN, DECD.
Letters of Administration on the estate oi
Elizabeth NanhOrn late of Briarcreck township
Columbia county deceased, have been granted bv
the Register of said county to David Miller AL
persons having claims against the estate of the
deccndent are requested TO present them for set
tlemcnt, and those indebted to the estate to make
payment to the undersigned administrator
without delay. DAVID MILLER,
foo II Il-bt ANminislratnr.
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PETER ENT, Esq, of Light Street,
has sold his stock of store goods and
rented his store room for three years,
to Mr.. BRITAIN WHITE. He has not
rented his mill, but will give to il the
attention heretofore bestowed upon the
store, and, if possible, make it more
fully conform to the public wants.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

Z n
The undersigned having been appointed By the
Orphans Court of Columbia county Pennsyl-
vania, Auditor 10 ascertain the Indebtedness OF
the estate of Elizabeth Delong de"csed, to the
children of said Elizabeth Delong deceased and
to make distribution of the moneys IN the han Is
of the Admin StratoT of the said estate, to the
parties legally entitled to receive the same, VIII
meet all The parties in interest at his office in
the town of Bloomsbury, in said county, ON
Tuesday the 2sth day of March next. between
the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, aud o'clock T.. NJ
of said day; at which time and place all parties
interested are requested To be present that they
may be heard. ROBERT +. CLARK,
BloOmsburg Feb. 2l, ISL. Auditor.
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THE managers of the Rosemont
Cemetery Company, on Friday even
ing, Feb. 24th, ult., elected J. j. Brow.
er member of the Board, in place of
Anthony Whitman, deceased.
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AnMINISTRATOR,S NOrICE

IA ESTATE OF WILLIAM LUTZ. DECD.
Letters of administration, on the estate of
William Lutz, late of FishingcTeck twp. Columbia
county, deceased, have been granted by the Reg
lister OF said county to Jacob laple of Fishing
creek. All persons having claims against the
estate of said decedent are requested TO present
them for settlement, and those indebted to make
payment TO the undersigned, without delay.
JACOB YAPLE,
feb2i7lGw. Administrator.
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l200.-CLARK offers to sell Twelve
Hundred yards of Good Calico Prints
such AS Aliens CochecO, Sprauge $
American Wnnasuta and other standard
makes at five (5) to ten (l0l cents per
yard. no If.
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PERSONS who use commercial ma
nures can not do better than to purchase
from Mr.. VIM. n. NEEDLES, successor
to ALLEN & NEEDLES, whose advertise.
ment will be found in our columns. He
is a worthy and reliable dealer.
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LLOYD BKlTToN, the murderer of
Jacob Bay, is TO be hung at William
sport, on the 22d of March.
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A CHANCE FOR BARGAINs.-Mr G..
b. Seeshollz, is now offering his stock
of Dry Goods, Notions, Boots, Shoes,
&C., at cost. Now is the time to buy
cheap for cash. Give him call.
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NENDUE!-George Cavenee, of Mt.
Pleasant township, will dispose of his
horses, cattle, hogs, sheep, and farming
utensils in general, on Thursday, the
10th day of March next. 2t.
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a SHOOTING MATCH for Bear is to
take place at the Half Way House, in
Centre township, on the 14th inst.
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M a r G II.


AN VI ME- Of fNEN ENlION Is BI-l lEl,
THAN A POUND OF CURE
This Is the most sickly period Of the year, but
there Is n remedy which is a constant protection
against the causes of diseases; it enters swiftly
into the circulation of the blood eNpels the NOR
bitc substance collected therein during the win
ter; corrccts all morbid changes in the blood
promotes the operat ions of the digestive organs
acts as Il mild ana efcacious stomachc; strength
ems the nervous system promotes bUoyancy OF
and imparts vitality and elasticity to every organ
OF the human body. 1t is no loss celebrated a
preparation than MlSHLERS HERB BITTERS
| Sc ii now-use 1t regularly every day--and pre-
pare your system for the change in the season
and fortify it against tue dangers of di>ease.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT. w.
MILLER has several Houses in Blooms
burg for sale or Npt. Enquire at his
office. ~ nS tf
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NEW PENSION BILL.-SOldierS and
the surviving widows of soldiers of the
war of 1912 are entitled to pension of
So per month, under an act of congress,
provided the soldier served sixty days
in said war. For further information
address. G. w. MILLER,
n92t Bloomsbury, Pa.
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COLUMBIA county has $3.50 dogs as
scssed at 81 ,i0i.
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Deaf HS,

BALDY.-On the Goth ult., in Caawissa, in hope
of/eternal life. Mrs. Sarah ID. Badly, consOrt OF
lion. Stephen Baldy, in the70th year of her age.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

CLARK keeps the largest stock of
Carpets in town, from 10 cts to 81 10 per
yard. no If
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1..., 1asa1" :.' Slaala zlallis.s.3l ..3il
Twelve Years 'Tsos nc Wild Indians If Plains.

The remarkable adventures Of the famous
WHITE CuIFF and BIG WARRIOR a
Red Skins. Thrilling accounts OF Great UUuis,
Hnirbroadth Escapes and Terrible Contests with
the big game and hostile tribes, Suirlc ed GCScrip-
lions OF the habits and superstlttonS OF that
stlHuge people, Their sports LEGENDS, TRADE
WoLsHIp, sc. New, Ere sh and Popular. PRICE
Low, 1t is selling by the thousands with won
dCrul rupditS. Agents are Wak ing from SdJ to
once for sample chapters, Illustrations ami par
tiCunrs to y. II. III BEARD, Publisher,
jaL27'1l-tf 400 Chestnut st., Ihlia.
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TROUT PoND.-The Bradford ArguS
says that Messrs. Eilenburger & Ste.
vens have erected large pond located
on the line of the Sullivan & Erie Rail
road, some three miles north of Du.
shore, Sullivan cOunty.) The pond
covers four acres, and is divided INTO
apartments, and is supplied with a
great abundance of pure spring water,
and is capable of producing 100000
trout yearly. 1t now contains 5000
adult trout, and 10000 small fly.
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WE understend that our sable breth-
ren of the African Methodist Episcopal
Church met with quite mishap on
Sunday evening last. The house was
crowded to excess during the services,
at the conclusion of which girder OF
UNDERWRITING gave way, threatening to
precipitate the whole crowd into the
basement. We do not understand that
any one was seriously injured but all
were much frightened. AS there were
furnaces in the basement there was dan
ger of fire, but fortunately that calami.
ty did not occur.
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NEwsPAPERDoM.- The Easton Sen
tmel comes to us in a new dress and is
now a handsome sheet. Capt. NEIMAN
was always "some" on "shape and
talent.n
Nicholson Examiner is the title of a
neat and spirited sheet just started at
Nicholson, Wyoming county,by KIrCH-
EN- & TIFFANY. With the generous
local support it ought to /, ceive it will
succeed, as it deserves.
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CHURCH KALENDAR Is the title of a
neat little monthly just issued by gen
tlemen connected with the Episcopal
Church of Bloomsbury, and which is
directly under the editorial control of
the Rector. The energy and zeal that
prompted the publication should re-
ceive generous recognition, not only by
members of that church Lut by all who
desire the advancement of religious
projects. The contents are interesting
and useful and the information given
will be valuable to all.
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Real Estate Sales.
DRINATE SALE.

DRIVATE SALE.
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
The subscriber offers for sale, upon reasonable
terms,
100 ACRES OF FARMING LAND,
about forty OF which are cleared and under good
cultivation. There Is n young orchard OF choice
apple trees and several cherry trees on the
premises and three springs OF good running wa
Ter. The land is situated in Hemlock township,
Columbia county, adjoining lands Of John
Springer, estate of Henry rlcchmillor, and
others.
ALSO, ATTRACT or TIMBER LAND
near the above, containing about forty acres,
well timberCd with chestnut and other wood.
ALSO, A LOT OF GROUN j,
adjoining the foregoing, containing about FIVE
ACRES, whereon Is eIectedG
b l. A G X S NJ | Il ii S III O =,
favorably located for business Dwelling House,
Frame stable and other uutbuildiugi.
For further particulars enquire Of
PETER H. BRUGLER,
Ian, 1871 2m at the premises.
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THE North and West Branch Rail.
road bill still hangs fire in the Senate
committee. We are told that the chair
man OF the Railroad committee says he
has lost the bill If so, he has lost it on
purpose, 1t is asserted that the Cata-
"issa and Bloomsburg and Lackawan-
ma railroads oppose the bill. We do
not Know that this is true, but hope it
Is not as well for the credit of the com
pahies AS the public interests. In any
case, the people of Columbia county
will look to their Representatives to
have the bill passed without fail, or un.
necessary delay.
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JUSTICES BLANKS. - summons, Executions
y Subpnnas, Warrants &c constantly Oh hand
and fur sale at the COLUMBIAN ChigC.
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LAcKAwANNA & BLooMsBuRG r. r..
Going North. Going SOU n.
ll:35 A. NJ. WW a. N.
0:50 Z. NJ. 6;fO l., NJ.
CATAwIssA II. II. FROM RUPERT STATION.
Going North. Going South.
4l2P NJ l0;08 "A, NJ. d
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For SALE.-A farm containing 20
acres, of which 80 are in good cultiva-
tion-the balance timbered. A COM
Portable dwelling, a frame stable and a
good water power on the same. Locat-
ed at mouth of Stony Brook, on public
road between Orangeville and Light
Street. Price 81 00O-$j00 down and
balance in three equal annual payments
with interest. Address
WELLINGTON II. ENT,
no 3 B!oomsburg, Pa.
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CHERIFFS SALE.

by virtue of n writ of FL Fa. issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas of Columbia county and
to me directed will be exposed to sale by public
Vendue or outcry, on the prem ises. at one o'clock
ISL, the following real estate to wit -
All that real estate situated in locust town
ship, Columbia county, bounded and described
as follows, te-wt On the west by lands of John
Harner, on the soutlGby lands of John lIarner,
ON the east by lands of. Rudolph Gcagcr and on
the north by lands u1Daniel Morris, Scott and
John Ncager, containing, "a ACRES, more or
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