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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between T.. MENDENllAIL
and l.. Il. RUPERT. uunsacting busineS under
theflm name of NJ EN- bENlIALLnn and RUPERT
has been dissolved by mutual consent. All per-
sons knowing thCmSelvtS indebted to the above
firm are requested to make imme edlate payment.
The books are in the hands of H. MENDEN-
HALL, for settlement, at :. II. Miller a sons
store, Main street, near Forks Hotel, Blooms-
burg Pa. J.. MENDENli ALL,
iune 2Tl If l., b. RUpEkr
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A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOVICE.

IA ESTATE OF JAMES GRIMEs, DEC'D,
Letters OF Administration, dc bJutS non with
the will annexed, on the estate of james
Grimes, late of Mount Pleasant township, Co.
lumbia county deceased, have been granted by
the Register ofsald county to Peter Ent of Light
street. All persons having claims against the
estate OF the decedcnt are reques ed to prcSclt
them for settlement and those indebted to the
estate to make payment to the undersigned, a.
ministratOr, without delay. - -
PETER ENT.
Administrator.
july2S'7l-6ts d. b. nc t. n.
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S1NGULAR-Wc learn that many OF
the apple and cherry trees and lilac
bushes in the Muncy Hills, that were
stripped oftheir foliage, and injured by
the hail storm on Sunday, July 10th,
are again putting out, not only leaves,
but blossoms. We were shown on Sun
day small branch of an apple tree
from the farm of Mr.. Stephen Ellis,
bearing new leaves and a cluster OF
blossoms, and our informant says the
cherry trees, lilac bushes, &C., are COM
ing out in like manner.-Mmcy Lunaia.
OTY.
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Il Notice is hereby given that NJ, ,E.Iackson Esq.
who was appointed by the orphans Court to sell
the Real Estate of samuel Black, late OF Centre
townshipl Columbia County, Pa, has filed his
first and fin account In my oilice aud that the
same Will be allowed by the Court, on Thursday,
the 7th day of September next unless cause be
shown why said account 81 Ould not he allowed.
WELLINGTON II. ENT,
pugi7l.f prothonotaty.
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EXECUTRIXlS NOTICE.

IA ESTATE OF AMANDUS RHODES, DECD.
Letters testanuntary on the estate OF Aman-
dus Rhodes late of Locust township. Columbia
county, decd, have been granted by the Register
| OF said county to Mclasena Rhodes. All persons
| having claims against the estate are requested
| 10 p4 CSent them to the EX ~ riN in Columbia
| county, Those indebted TO the estate either ON
note, judgment, mortga o or book nCcot 1t Will
| make payment to the ExecItrX without delay.
| MELASENA RHODES,
iulv uI lSZt-0,V.E ENpCutTiX.
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n ESTATE OF DAVID GREASY, DECD.
Letters OfadmnistrationO ON the eSJaue of Dav-
i'll Greasy, late OF Miilln township, Columbia
county decd, have been granted by the Register
OF said county, to $. II. Greasy, OF Millln twp.
All persons having claims or demands against
the uCCcdCnt are requested to make them kno gn
and those indebted TO make payment, without
delay. :. IL. GREASY,
auglS'7l-Gwt Administrator,
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NOTICE.-The Commonwealth OF

N " L " II - ne NOnlIuOHWedllI Vi
~ Pennsylvania TO John Rupp, Jonas Rupp,
Mary Rupp, intermarried with Michael slime,
George liupp Jonas Rupp, Iarman Rupp, An,
drew ltupp, sarah I.it2, Elizabe tn Dotinger and
Mary Hatshtall, You and each of yoL are here
before the Judges of the Orphans Court, OF the
County of Columbia, at an Orphans' Court, TO
bc held iu BLOOMSBURG in and for said Coun-
ty, on tine first MONDAY or SEPTEMBER
next, then and there to accept or refuse to take
the Real Estate of George Rupp, late Of Locust
Township, in said County, deceased, at the yalu.
alton, or show cause why tho same should moi
he sol according to law,
W. II. ENT, Clerk o. c.
SItEEtFFs' OFFICE, July Is 1871,
junc2l, ,'1O-G. AAROS SMITH, Sheriff.
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Legal Notices.
/,oMNIrrpE,s ACCoIrNT

" Notice is hereOy given that the account of
BcnInmin l., Foftncr, Committee Of Wright
Hughes, n lunatic, has been filed In nv office and
that the same will be allowed by the Court, on
Thursday September 7th, ls7l, unless cause DO
shown why the sa eshould not be allowed.
WELLINGTON II. ENT
augf7l-lm Prothonotary.
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THE law requires Postmasters to put
the stamp of their office on return let
tors and papers. Neglect of this often
causes great annoyance to the publish
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EN-SHERIFF READER.-OnS Saturday
last Observation-Disclosures of NJ M'Ewensville,
called ut our Office on business, in com.
pany with his great grand daughter,
wife of Mr.. Mich Hogendobler, of Mil
ton, who had in her arms Il ID child, be-
ing great great grand daughter of his.
The Sheriff is in his eighty-first year,
and has scarcely gray hair on his head.
On being asked as to the state of his
health replied, "iirst.rate--getting bet
ter every day" lie is quite active yet
and the indications are that he may
live fornany years to come. We hope
he may II'dtS0ntOucn BccOrd.
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Mr.. SAMUEL COCHRAN, travelling
agent for the Singer Manufacturing
Company, gives notice to the residents
of Columbia county, that j. A. DoRAN
is the duly authorized agent for the
sale of the Singer Sewing Machines in
the above codnty. Parties wishing to
purchase said machines will bear in
mind that they cannot be had from
dealers in other machines except second
handed.
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DEBILITY AND EVACUATION both result from
the lack of ability to convert the food into nu.
trment How necessary, then Tor those suffer-
ing from these alarming sympt 1ms to immedl-
ately resort to remedy that will strengthen
the stomach and digestive organs For, as soon
as this desirable object has been accomplished
the health improves, and the patient resumes
his usual personal appearance Hostette.s
Stomach Bitters have attained q worldwide pom
ularty in such cases, and have been proven the
best and safest means OF removing constipa-
tion, toning the stomach, giving energy to the
| liver, and relieving every symptom of nervous
ness and depression ofspirttS. It's cheering and
| beneficial effects are highly spoken of by thou.
sands, who owe to 1t their restorato on to health.
No restorative in the annals OF medicine has al.
tained the same popularity in the short space (
time 1t has been before the public, or has won
the high endorsements accorded 10 This excel
lent tonic. Many other preparations, purpolt-
Ing to be correctives and restorative have been
introduced, and have perished one by one, whi c
the popularity of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
continues to increase, and is now recognized as
standard household medicine. The success
which attends the use of the Bitters eVinces al
once Its virtues in ali cases of debility and dis,
ease of the stomach. Certificates. almost with.
Y out number, have been published pttesting it,
} truly miraculous power in removing thos
painful and fearful diseases. And nt this time 4
seems idle to do more than call attention to tn
/, great remedy of the age in order TO awaken pub
q lie attention TO its excellence. II is the onl
~ preparation of tine kind that Is reliable in al
Il cases, and It is therefore worthy of the consi,
y GRAFTON of the afflicted
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WOMEN now lecture on every subject
but household duties. These are sealed
books to the strong minded.
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ORANGEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL.

The Tal Term of this Institution will open ON
O.ungevillu is n quiet and pleasant place. Few,
If aay villages are mO.c healthy than this, Il
better prOpurtioned school room can hardly be
found IN the state, on Il more pleasant location,
Prof. j. T.. SchOonOVcr, Principal, Mrs. j, f..
Schoonuycr, pTcceptrcss. These teachers have
the best OF recommendations, They have now
been here more than Il year, and The students are
very muCi attached to them. They are lovers
low rate u. \. MEGARGIE,
luly IS '7l-lm. secretary OF Trustees,
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MARRIAGES..

NS-MILIEIt- the Eth inst. at the
brides father by Rev. A. :. Bowman Mi.
Stephen Johns of Bloomsbury, and Miss susan
+. Miller OF Montour twp, Columbia county.
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NEE BILLS.

just printed on good paper and i'm the neatest
styled USIlCE'S and CONSTABLE'S FEE BILLS
and for sale ut the COLUMBIAN OnlCe. The law
requires justices OF the Peace to have n Fee BIZ
put up in their offices, under penalty OF el0 and
double the amount of the fees changed
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GREAT ham and discomfort is caused by the
use of purgativcs which grirc and rack the Sys-
tenn. pAItSONS' PURGATINE Pills ) are free
from all impure matter. and are mild and
health-gving in their operation.
At this season of the year, cramps and pains
in the stomach and bowels, dysentcry, diarrhwa,
&C. are quite common, and should be checked
at once. JOHNsON'S ANODNNE LINIMENT
is the best article that can be used in all cases
and should be kept in every family.
\ GREAT many people have asked us of late
| GLOW do you keep your horse looking so sleek
and glossy? ?" We tell them, its the easiest thing
| in the world; give SHERIDAN'S CAVALRY
| POWDERS two or three times week.
\ gentleman in the eastern part of tn Q State
| who was about having his leg amputated on ac-
| count of its being bent at right angles and stiff
| at the knee, heard of JOHNSON'S ANODYNE
| LINIMENT. After using it Il short time, his les
became straight, and Is now as serviceable rs
| the other
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PENNsYLVANIA STATE AGRICUL-
TU RAJ SOCIETY.-Thc Exhibition of
this Society, for 1871, will be held ut
Scranton, on Tuesday, September 10Th,
Wednesday, September 10Th, Thursday,
September 3lst, Friday, September 22d,
Tho grounds are spacious, the buildings
and accom- mmOdatiOnS ample, and the
premium list liberal. There is no ch0rge
Jor entries, except horses entered for
speed. For catalogues or other iniorma-
tion, address either of the Secretaries,
nj Scranton.
JOHN G. MORRIS, President.
ID. w. SELLER, Rec. Secretary.
ELBRIDGE MCCoNKEY, Cor. Sec'y.
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Railroad Timn Table.

SEVERAL poctical eifusions, received
too late for tho first page, will appear
hereafter.
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CLASS VIIi-FRUIr.
superintendent, HENRY EUrui>GER.

Best display dwarf, standard H' .u fer s2 20
looking halt dozen any ls rl ............ 30
Favored and most juicy Ia u % de-. 30
largest half duG. dwau ul Ni1-u rd
or winter. 30
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LOTTERIES The number of people
who buy what they don't want in the
hope of finding prize in what they
purchase is very many, but the number
who realize their hopes is very small.
The chances in that or any other lottery
business-even when carried on hon
estly, which is not the case nine times
in ten-of being successful are no ogreater
than are the probabilities of being
struck by lightning, and they are few
indeed. Instead of investing Il dollar
in prize candy or anything else in which
illusory or demorllzing promises are
held out, put it in saving bank and
let it work for you there. The COM
pound interest on that dollar will os-
toniSh in II few years, and bring sou
back Il greater return than any lottery
scheme ever devised, besides keeping
you from following after an ignus fatu-
us which never fails to conduct its fol
lowers into dangerous quagmires and
pitfalls.
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.UANTED.-By the Northwestern

WANTED.-By the Northwestern
w Mutual Lie Insurance Company, Organ
iyrd in lsjs with assets of over Ten Millions lU-
OCO,C ", District Agents for the following coun-
ties Bucks, Montgomery, chester, Delaware
nmpton, Columbia, Monlour, Northumberland,
Monroe, Adams JuniatA, Bradford and AIRY other
unOccupied territory, that we hold, This is a
rare chance ior some Filst,Class Mem Call ON
or address pERClNAL 4 STOW,
state Agents. Fast Pcnna.,
i3O W. lnut street, Philada
&C. cal IN person QpOSSbtc,
Ouull. Tilt
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SPORTING LIST HEREAFTER.

CLASS XXI-FOOT RACINa.
JUDGEs-William Kramer, Johnson Keller, o.
\. Megargle,
Best run once around the courfe... ...... sG %
ID "
Not less than six entries to max a race. En-
trance fee 50 cents in each case
The judges selected are requested TO notify the
Executive Committee at the Srrretlry's Office,
IN every case, where they are dis '.clned or ~
able TO attend to the lutipg u4-it Ia, them.
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A DJOURNED SALE

LUABLE REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue Of authority and order Of the Orphans
Court of Columbia county, the undersigned ad
mlnistratOrs of the estate of Jacob * senbauder,
deceased will expose tosale by public venduo on
the premises. on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2Gth 1871,
q large quantity of valuable lands situate in
Fran township In said county, described as
follows:
FIHsr--At ten o'clock in the forenoon, a lot of
timber land-the undivided six-sevenths-ad-
Joining lands of =. Artley, VIM. George, G. Artly
and Others To be disposed of in one piece, or
in three lots ofabout
7 w ENTY ACRES EACH,
property Will be offered and the title to the one.
seventh made to the purchasers.
SECoND-Wl be offered decedents interest In
tract of land adjoining II. +. Clark. lands of
Stocker * Gingles lands of l.. MOnhardt and II.
7. Reeder, containing
SEW LONE ACRES,
more or less. Whereon are erected n Brick
Dwelling House, Bank Barn, Wagon House Il
Spring House and all other necessary out build
| ings. There is also Spring OF excellent Waite.
good orchard and fruit of all kinds, with about
| Four Acres Of Chestnut Timber. All In excellent
order and cultivation.
| THrRD-A tract of land adjoining Elias Weaver
| Wm Stocller John Hover and decedents home
stead, containing
II II l II n Y-F V Il A G II T. S.
more or less. Whereon are erected n Frame
| dwelling House, Bank Barn with goot
| Young Apple orchard. All in good condition.
| The lands will be offered at the Homestead II
the order advertised. The
G II A l n / n Y III T. G. ROU n i
| is reserved, Possession of the timber tract %
| tracts Immediately upon paying the purchase
| money or securing the same 10 be paid, And
the other two tracts ON the first of April, a. b
| lS72. upon compliance with the conditions.
| q. d. L.. kOSTENBADER
JOSEPH b. KaITTLE,
| Administrations
TERMS OF SALE.-Ten per cent. OF the one
| fourth OF the purchase money to be paid at tn
strlklng down OF the pfOpcrty;thc One-iOurth les
the ten per cent. at the confirmation of sale AN
the remaining thlce-tGurths in one year there
after, with interest from confirmation SIsI
| WELLINGTON ii. ENT, CLERt
| Bloomsbury, June 3Oth lS7l-ts.
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MCCABE's history Of the war between
France and Prussia is invaluable to
those who want clear understanding
of the great European struggle. This
was not only the greatest and most
iiercely contested war of modern times,
but of any time of authentic history.
Previous to this war the French AFRO
gated to themselves the distinction of
not only being the best soldiers in the
world, but that their Generals were
more thorough than any other in the
science of war. In the Prussan war,
however, they met a nation and an
army of about equal numbers in the
aggregate, yet in every great battle
Prussian gencralship outnumbered
them in men and means, kept them
constantly on the defensive, crushed
their armies and captured their fortified
places without single check or re-
verse, and finally laid the whole French
nation bleeding and powerlcss at their
feet!
This extraordinary history is not only
interesting but well worth close atten-
tion and study. OF course the news
paper accounts could only skim the sur
face. The deep interest and value is to
be found in the carefully prepared his
tory and authenticated facts. The
work may be obtained Of GEORGE A
CLARK, agent, Bloomsbury, who will
shortly call on our citizens for subscrip
| tions.
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TIC 10 NVVVI'1 10 VIIO UIINIV3 10 U7I 70 lIIUII
RULES AND REGITI ApIDNS

!. Every person having articles for exhibition
or competition must become u member of the
Association before entering them.
2 Minors can become members or exhibitors
when their parents are members.
j. The field of competition is open to all. Per-
sons rom other counties and States can become
exhibitors upon the same terms as citizens OF
this county.
/. AL articles offered for competition must be
owned by the competitor Fruits, Vege ables,
flowers, &c. must be growth of the competitor
ana all manufactured articles must be made by
the competitor.
.. All stock entered must be what is represent
cd or premiums Will be forfeited,
g. All articles for exhibition or competition
must be eHtered by O'Clock, z. NJ, Shaip p on We'd
nesday, the nth and remain ON the ground nm IL
Friday, at O'Clock, r. M, when they will be at
| the disposal of the exhibitors.
T. Permits for Stands for sale of refreshments
&C., can be obtained by application to the Secre-
| tary or Is. +. Hartman ana the money to be paid
| in advance.
). No license will be granted to stands that sell
| spirituous or malt liquors.
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OLD ROSE BUsuES.--A subscriber
sends the following on the management
Of old rose bushes to the New York OBJ
Sercer; Never give up choice but de-
caycd rose bush till you have tried wa
tering it for two or three times 4 wccl,
with SCOT tea. Take SCOT from a Chin
ncy or stove in which wood is burned
and makoa tea Of it. When cold, water
the rose with it. When all is used, pour
boiling water Il second time on the SCOT.
Tho shrub will quickly send out thrifty
shoots, the leaves will become large and
thick, aud the blossoms will be larger
and more richly tinted than before. To
keep plants clear Of insects, syringe
them with quasha tea. Quasha can be
obtained Mt an apothccary's. The direc
iiOns enclose have been fully tested il
my family, with most satisfactory re
suits.
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ALSO

a lot situate in the town of Centreville, town
ship of Centre, and county OF Columbia, Penna.,
bounded on the north by the Public Road lead
Ing from bloomsbury TO Berwick, ON the east by
Public Road leading to the canal between this
lot and Il lot owned by Samuel kclchner, ON the
south by an alley and ON the west by Il lot late
OF Mrs. Mack.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold rs the
property OF MuhlOn Il. Hicks.
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ALSO:

The undivided interest of all that Real Es-
tate situate in Ccnue township, Columbia coun-
ty, PENNSYLVANIA. bounded and described as fol-
lows, to wit: ON the west by lands Of Philip
NJ Her, on the north by lands OF Levi Miller, on
the east by lands OF Oliver Evans on the south
by the river, whercon is erected "a log house and
stable, and other out buildings, containing three
acres, more or less.
Seized, taken in execution, and To be sold rs
the property Of John j. Webb, with notice Ia
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TRAVELLING HUMBUCs.-The pleas
ant weather has put the itinerant nos
trum venders on the move. 1t is some.
what astonishing that people will per
sist in patronizing these adventures,
when we have reliable stores, whore
genuine goods can be bought of our own
thus assisted in building up and ad-
vancing the general prosperity. Every
dollar spent with these peripatetic loaf
ers is just so much money drawn from
our midst to the detriment of our store
keepers. We advise our citizens to
patronize our town business people,
and let these candle light and coal oil
pcddIors "alone severely. Exchange.
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JUSTICES BLANKS.

We now have on hand large neatly printed
assortment of JUSTICES and CONSTABLE
BLANKS, to which we invite the attention o.
THESE officers.
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Judges appointed to examine the different
classes Will confer a favor ON the Association by
calling at the Secretary's office early on Thurs.
day morning To obtain their instructions
on Wednesday the grounds will be opened to
the public und continue open three days.
4 MEMBERSHIP TICKET WITH FIVE SIN
GLE TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR
Membership tickets will not admit the holder to
| the Fair Grounds. Single Admission Tickets,
| Twenty-Five cents.
No person will be permitted 10 vote at the
| next election of the Association except produc-
| Ing their membership ticket.
ga Sporting List to be printed in large bills.
| new and elegant form of diploma has been
procured by the Association and Will be awarded
| at the next annual fair.
W, b. KOONS, President.
| j. j. BROWER, Secretary.
/ Bloomsbury August II, 1871.
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superintendent, LOUIS \, BERSARD.
JUDGEs-Judah Boone, Geo. e. Elwell, Miss
Alice Carver and Miss Dora Thompson.
Best piano. nip and IS 90
ID " ..........................-.. 90
Best organ + p and 20
Best sewing machihe.........-.... mp aud3 %
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THE STATE FAIR.-The policy of the
Pennsylvania State Agricultural Socie-
ly, is to make choice of location for
holding its Exhibition, and make an
arrangement fer its second show at the
same point, so that each portion of the
State shall have the opportunity of wit
Messing the progress in Agriculture,
horticulture and Cognate Industries in
It's own, and from other portions of our
Commonwealth. In pursuance of this
plan, Scranton is again the location for
the coming Fair. To give Exhibitors
every opportunity for the display of
their production or article, a carefully
prepared and large space of ground has
been enclosed, abundantly supplied
with water easy of access to any part
of the city Of Scranton, and surround
ing towns; and upon which has been
erected two halls, carefully protected
from the weather, 25OX3O feet each one
hall l75Xl5; several spacious tents Ia
horse stables 100 cattle sheds; 30 sheer
pens 80 pens for swine; an amphithe
atre with 600 seats, and every Other
arrangement for the comfort of visitor,
or exhibitors in every department
usually represented at such shows. W.
advise all-but especially those wht
have never seen the operations in Il grea
coal and iron district to visit Scranton
and the State Fair, which commence
on Tuesday, the 10Th day ofSeptember
1871. A very considerable exhibition
of recently imported stock will be il
attendance.
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PROSPECTS or TIE MUNCY CREEK
RAILRoAD.-Having made a short trip
TO Hughcsville, we took the time TO eX-
anime into the prospects and progress
of the Muncy Creek Railroad. We
were informed by men there, who are
doing the business, that the road will
bcput in working order from Halls
Basin, at its junction with the Catawissa
Railroad, to llu9hesville, distance of
seven miles, within two months. The
track is laid three miles up the creek
and is graded nearly ten miles further,
making the prospects very favorable
for the early completion of the road
SHilirdn county Democrat,