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SALTWATER NEWS

Mr., L p. MclIenry, of Benton has taken
unto himself wife, Miss Annie T.. Appleman
of the same place They were married at the
house Of the writer on the 18th inst, and SO
it is that
Marriage TO maids IS like a war to men,
The battle causes fear, but the sweet hopes
or winning at lc last stll draws EN- ill.,"
The business Of moving has already began
for the Spring, and Mr.. Jane Edgar has moved
and George Carey, who is now engaged in the
MANUFACTURE of furniture in 7. H. Edgar's mil, ,
moved into the house thus vacated, George is
a good workman-cil aud ste.
Farmers, who leave things lay around loose,
are eginning to look them up preparatory 10
'pring work 1t saves time and moaey to have
proper place for everything.
The Grlngers of this section still hold their
regular meetings in the hail over the store room
of Mr.. j. Mcllenry Two women to one man.
we would judge from appearances. is about the
way it runs; same in church, usually.
Iolr Fishingcreel; correspondent. "Snibbor, ,"
tainly not very complimentary to the earlier
settlers Of III community, but surely enough
80 the NJ. +. church, if the writer is any judge.
| T the gent, man, unless lie is Ike lie has a.
,uuled, obsolete, and we fear he is, viii call
soon, we viii anoint his eyes with a salye that
will enal lie him to see things little more IN
the light of truth Although we have not been
a resident in this township as long, perhaps,
as this self appointed "Snibbor' lrtprimander
obs. yet we presume to say that he has rather
over irawn his statsmlntof the case, and kim
self needs 10 be 'snibbel" (checkedJ. The pi-
onecrs of this region, though no doubt some
what "depraved, - were generally noble race
Of men, and their descendants, though but lew
Of them members of the NJ. f. Church, are not
only intelligent and sober, but COOL christian
people, of noble and enterprsng character,
and noted for their quiet, industrious, liberal
and social qualities. Perhaps we have 'nipp-
ed" (snibbed) this matter sufficient for the
resent.
NJ
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JONESTOWN ITEMS.

The Rev. VIM. II. Lilly will hold services
here next Saturday evening and Rev. T. o.
CIees on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. John L. IIosler of Foundryvile was in
town yestcrd giving his views on our f1.
ture state and on horse trade"
Ho for the west, Mr.. John Kline, John D.
White VIM. Kline, Chas. Carey and Al. Buck
alew intend starting to Michigan next Mon
day. MAY they hayc success
Miss Lizzie Mcclure leltths place for Hunts
vile, Lnzerne county, Pa. last Monday. We
wish her pleasant time and quick return.
The members of the NJ i. Church of thi.
community have concluded that they must have
= church The following named person, were
appointed trustees. VIM. Mears. f. w. Jones.
Amos NJ White J. II He's, James Z. Jone-,
W f. Eyeland, Peter Thomas, Erwin Lauder
baugh and John NJ. Buckalew making John
VI. BuckaIew, President f. w. Jones, Secre-
iary Wm. Mears, Treasurer.
Subscriptions are now in order
Mr. John II. Huff, returned from Philadel'
phia, Saturday, where be had been purchasing
large stock of new spring goods That is the
place for bargains.
Mr.. Sam Thomas and Harmon j. Hess, in
'eud building each new house this summer,
having now mo'to the ma!erial on the ground.
Mr. Frank Kngsbury commenced this morn.
ing as a ma-hcr Of the cereal with Mr., Trump
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4 REMARKABLE CASE.

DR., Sperling, of X ingston, has charge ola
remarkable case, in relation to which he in
forms a Union, Leader reporter that daughter
Of W. H. Schooley, Of Hunock's Greek, called
on him a few weeks ago to be treated for pain
in the side She said that she was taking
down the fimily washing, the clothes having
been pinucd on with ordinary pins, which she
put into her mouth AID hurried int the house.
Attempting to take a long breath, she swallow
ed about twenly-f' 'e of the pins but said moth
ing about it, and went OIL on an excursion which
she was hastily preparing to join, Upon re
turning she complained of feeling i'll and soon
became delirious. Physicians were called, but
to them she .ad nothing of what had occurred,
and a. there were expectations Of blood they
treated her for hemorrhage Of the lungs, She
finally partially recovered and subsequently
came to DR.. Sperling for treatment as above
stated. The latter expressed considerable sur
! prise when informed oft the accident and said
that he could do nothing for her at that late
day, and would hardly believe it possible that
any person could live under such circumstances
| The lady has since married, and with the ex
ception of frequent pains in the side and AT
| occasional attack OF what seems like collie, ther,
are no indications OF trouble frCm the accident
the like Of which has never been known. DR.
Spering credits the statement Of Miss schoole!
aud considers the case a very remarkable one
by rea on Of lis extreme rarity aud non-filal re
suits.
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Marriages.

MIMER-FAUsr.-At Bloomsburg, March Is,
by Rev. 5. Michel, d. d Mr.. William MIN
ier of Lairdsvile, Lycomiug county, and Miss
Maggie c, Fanst, Of Hemlocl, township, Co
lumbia county.
DEIrzEL-BEcnrEL'-On Sabbath evening,
March 2lst, at the Lutheran parsonage, by
Rev o. d, 5 Marclay, Mr. Milton SAVIOR
Detzel of Philadelphia, Pa, and Miss Mary
Alice Bechtel, of BloomsbuIg, Pa.
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500 tons more of good dry rock oak bark
wanted by Sias Young Light Street for which
J will pay 5000 per ton cash. or So 80 in
goods.
also buy Hemlock Bark and will pay
800 per ton cash or $3.50 per ION in goods
Feb pm
If you want Nice aud Cheap Dishes, go
and see l. w, Harman's.
a -
NeatsfOot Oil and Vacuum Oil for har.
ness grease for sale by Sias Young, Light
Street; also Black Oil, Fish Oil, Linseed
Oil, Whale Oil aud Castor Oil
March 10 2m
McKinneys Shoe Store below Court
House.
Ifyou want good Clothes Wringer, go t.
see l. w. Hartman's.
Admission free at McKinney's.
If you want Housekeeping Goods, 60 to
|. W. Hartman's.
Hats Hats Hats !
CAPS, CAPS, CAPS.
Latest STYLES. Lowest Prices at the Popu-
lar Clothing Store Of ID. Lowenberg.
Stone Ware at |, w Hartmans.
--.-.--
Boot headquarters at McKinney's.
1000 pounds of nice dried apples wanted
at Silas Youngs store Light Street for which
| will pay the highest market prices.
December, l6. Am.
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All subscribers outside Of the county must
pay in advance. We have sent bills to all
such, and hope to have an immediate response
those who do not give attention to our rtquts,
and who are more than one gear behind will have
their paper stopped and bills sent for Collection
unless they settle by May lst The reason
why we must insist on advance payment cut Of
the county is that we have to pay postage, ard
we cannot afford to run the risk of losing the
subscription price, and the postage too, 900
year Is the price out Of the county when not
paid strictly IN adraHce.
March 10, t.
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ShreWdnpsS and Ability,

Hop Bitters so freely advertised in all the
papers, secular and religious, are having Il
large sale, and are supplanting all other
medicines. There is no denying the vir-
tues OF the Hop plant, and the propretors
of these Btters have shown great shrewd-
ness and ability in compoundng a Bitters,
whose virtues are so palpablc to every one.
observation -ErchdHge.
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A little son of Mr.. Fred. Hartman, of Buck
horn was run over by a load of coal on Tues
day He was on the wagon and fell off be-
tween the wheels, the hind wheel passing over
his stomach When picked up he wa' sup
posed to be dead, but after a little while he re
covered, and on Wednesday morning was up
aud around the house. The child is about six
years old, and there was over ton Of coal on
the load With the exception of bruised
tide no damage was done. 1t was remarka-
BILE escape.
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BERWICK LETT Err.

EDS CoLUMBIAN:
Fully thirty new houses are sprmging up in
various parts of the town and yet the demand
is not satisfied
Rev. Day of Ashley eclured last night in the
Y. NJ. c. A, hail on "Conrtship and mar
rage." The affair was deserving of a larger
| audience.
Rev. Smyser returned from the Methodist
conference to stay another year. The people
are pleased with thi. arrangement.
The pnbic schools will close this week, not
to open again until Monday after next. The
interval will give pupils the opportunity to
help move and clean houses.
The rage about the 'l3, Is, 14 game, be
gun nca ly three months ago here, has virtual
y expired and we have recovered without
having sustained any serious injury. Iom
Another Reporter of last week is the only
doubtful case we have the asylum may yet
claim him, contrary to the hopes of his friends
Chess has superseded the above ".ell,' and
has many followers, the Independent ciliae seems
| to be the headquarters Of the clmbatans. An
Interesting consultation game was played AT
Glenn $, last Saturday night, between Me--r-.
Glenn ard W. Z. Smith and Me-sr@ Lohman
Bower and Senderling, resulting in the defeat
Of the latter couple,
The Golfers of oar business men are overflow
| ing with gold, Messrs. Jackson n Woodin hay
ing paid ont 1900 dollars IN this coin last Sat.
| urday.
Last Friday evening, at the literary Society'
| Iohman Bower, G.. Kester, DIR. Freas and c.
b. jackson discussed the question ".honld ed
ucation be a qualiica for the right Of sui-
| frage ." the former two on the affirmative, and
| the latter on the negative. The judges decided
in favor Of the affirmative, The society seems
| to be thriving.
On Tuesday evening Of last week the crystal
wedding of Mr.. and Mrs c. Il. Woodin was
celebrated by their friends, formed into Il sur,
prise party. Many beautiful presents of crys-
tai ware glittered on a table in one of the par
| lors. The evening was pleasantly passed II
games, music, etc Prominent among the
pre-,nts was an elegant toilet set Of silver anc
glass, presented by c. Mallory.
| REPORTER.
Bergick Pa, March 2i, 80.
LAST NoTIcE.-Al persons indebted to lh
estate of Peter Ent, de eceased, and to En-
Bro hers are hereby notified that these account
must be paid by May lst or costs will be in
Cured. Call at my office at Bl,om-burg,
| NI,ruh - Il LA.r I'm
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SINCERE THANKS.

| suffered for five years with Rheumatism
Having been persuaded by friends to try the
st, Jacobs Oil, | must acknowledge that it is
the best remedy | ever used in fact, it cured
me entirely. Accept my thanks.
FRANK SCHwARz,
9S Nineteenh ST., Cincinnati, Ohio
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Although many papers have raised the price
OF subscription to $500, owing TO the increase
IN price OF material, our price still remains
sl'5O when paid in accordance with our terms,
that is IN adrance. A fer April 10Th those who
nave not paid for the present year ending Octo-
Der lst, 1850 will be charged $780, as we can.
not allow longer than six months in which 10
pay in advance.
Hereafter 10 payment will be considered as
IN advance unless paid within sixty.days after
the beginning of the current year
March 49, 3w,
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d. NJ. kINTER.

See woman on horseback in another col
umn, riding near Speer's Vineyards, with Il
bunch of Grapes from which Speer's Port Grape
Wine is made that is so highly esteemed by
the medical profession for the use OF inyalids
weakly persons and the aged.
Sold by Druggists.
limo - "
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Somebody says that young lady should al
ways ask fur questions before accepting the
hand Of any young man, as f'llows; as he
honorable? Is he kind of hearC Can he sup
port me comfortably? Is he paying subsrcri'
Der for his cour ty paper?'
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.THE HARPETTEl


long lcll hy the pu'lir. The delicious music ct Tie
r"r1 Is her" produced hN any one. man, woman or
chud even though rutirrly tguopn' Of mus e. Tbe
~trll-- Hrc numbered from one to ten. and the mu-
sic W uicI accompanies the instrument Is numb red
M llh" mthrrr instead ut being printed ia notes.
Every hDdf appirria rS the music Of the .rp; n Is
lA" hLE ul musical Instruments, a thtS Is "A par-
lucl h1rp In mludtUrt-tEe same delicious { hes
and shou bt in every family IN the land. Any one
who can read lhlN advertisement can pliy # at once
as wen as the most accomplished musician. Elr-
EanNN hul-hNd, AVID an ornament 10 any r ON We
also -,ut With II "a large lot Ut music numbered us
explained above. The Hist l. Cluue, Home sweet
Ilomr;' - - Rose Of summer; :" ">W. ct Bye and
BAC:' "uId fulFsut Home - "uold the Fort - and
n The tNurlc melodies Of tho day. Perfect sits-
faction Iuirahtetd. Every ore who purchases en-
durN'A tl"W ana recommends them 10 their neigh
hurs. IhWk ~ it-nO more tedious months Of study
ium1sltr luu. .tc Here Is superb musical Inst ri-
mrl' r.ld( Tor use ana requiring no practice 10
>HN perfectly. send az once, ami IN the lIARrEITE
You WI have lulr x If beauty and "a Joy forever
sent prepaid In registered package which ensures
absolute safe delivery on receipt of price 5000 Re
NIT ~ post Olhce ulder or Registered letter Ad-
Mass
AN Old established concern whose reliability is
ulqucatlOLed,' y, \. " urld.
Marcel 10. I'M.
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1t is rumored that the Reading r, r, will
shortly move the Round house from Catawissa
to this place, If this is correct the mechanics
and workmen will nearly all probably, move to
Danvlle, which will be quite an accession to
the population DdnuHe hteNigmccr.
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THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, ,BL OOMSBURG, COLUMBIA

ine number men employed at the Milton
VA, works is one hundred and eighty. There
are hity nail machines in operation, prodncire
io"r hundred kegs per dav. These works were
started in 1875 and have have continued in
uninterrupted and successful operation up to
,ne present writing. Messrs. Godcharles a.
20" are the right men in the right place.-h.
dpcndcm Weekly.
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There mnst have been some mistake as to
the popularity in san Francisco Of dema-
gogue7 of the karney stamp. There was
no trouble about getting jury to convc,
one of his lieutcnants; and yet experience
in other cites show that jures are very apt
to be influenced in their decisions on such
questions by popular sentiment. The "hool-
lums' and idlers-not numerous, but very
noi,y--who take active part in excited pol
itical anl social assemblies in California and
cs s.whcra are too often assumed to reprcs ut
tie sentiments cf thousand, Of quiet citi-
z.n> who are busy attending to their home
Attain, aud working for living, unmindmi
Of the fact tina. for their own good and the
safety of their homes ought to give some
little time an attention to pub lie affairs.
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There will be an early service at six O'Clock
Easter morning at the Episcopal church. Also
service at half past ten The Sunday school
Easter celebra lion will be held in the evening
at seven o'elock
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The Crompton Literary Society of Buck
Horn, will give an entertainment Tuesday eve
ming March SOth for the benefit of the society,
Admission 10 and II cents.
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Eubbers at llcKinney's.

VT tlioh OAl0 a. EIld7 'uuH :, light
Street Marca 10 3m
Eubbers at McKinneys.
Cash paid for gooI Butterat Slas Young's,
Light street, lor six weeks. March l9-Gw
Boots and shoes cheap 1T McKinreyH.
Good Butter 30 cents per pound at Silas
Young, Light Street march 2G-4w
l. W. IIartmanolrl, the finest line Of Cal,
ieoes in the town CT county Go and see
them,
Ruhber Goats white and black, Blankets,
LeggingS, Gloves, Caps at the lowest prices
at d, Loweubergs.
If you wish Nice Dress, look at /. W.
llartman's goods,
Call at Mckinney's lor Shoes.
lfyou want Fresh Groceries go aud see /.
w, HartmRns.
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We wish Mr.. and Mrs II. p Chamberlin Il
long and happy life, If Harry had informed
the boys in time, they would have had the band
out before this
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bl'om,r,bnrg is going it strong in the fish bus.
me me s. The PgJiic Press says 30. 600 egg. Of
iue Htlaha salmon have heen placed In the
hl'cning house there, and there are there half
hn,. million ofCalifornia salmon ready ior dislr
We clip the above from an exchange which
e,'u'S The item 20 the Montow american.
sight mistake somewhere, gentlemen. Blooms
burg has no PaJiic Press, nor is there hatch
ing house anywhere in This vicinity that we
know Of
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1t is said that the -, -, II puzzle has been
fairly solved by several persons in town
though none of them can tell how thu did 1t,
ltsetlles the question that 1t can be done how
ever.
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hereby acknowledge that in putting Mr. j..
L, Godfrey out of the Opera House on the
evening of February oh, acted hastily and
under excitement, and am sorry for my action
in the matter.
h. II. VANNATTA.
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INXECUToR's NOTICE.
ESTATE CT vAsHT rAScoAsT DECEASED.

ESTATE CT vAsHTI PASCoAsT DECEASED.
Letters Testamentary on the estate OF Vasbu
lHurul0l late OF the town Of BIZ OmsburE Columbia
county, lenuH, deceased, have been granted " Tie
Register of said county 10 NJ, Sloan. Al persons
hd'lng claims against N testatc OF the decrdeut
are requested TO presen' them Tor settlement ana
those Indebted 10 The estate 70 make pay ment TO
the Undersigned Executor Without delay.
.. NJ, Z. SLOAN,
fe0 90 sO-Gw. Executor.
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Subscribers who intend changing their place
of residence on the first Of April should notify
US of their old as well as their new pest oilic'
Address.
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Peter Luby fell down mar-way at Jones
colliery at GirardvilIe last Monday aud was
killed. Luby was an important witness in the
Hester case.
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room r Evans building, lately occupied by j.
II, Stecker
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Mr. Lockard Girton Of Plymouth is spending
few days in town visiting his friends. lie
looks well.
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sellers Liver Pills" are the secrete to
perfect hea lth, long life, and absolute hap
piness. Sold by all druggists.
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j. II. Stecker has removed his flour and feed
store to Sterner's building, Main below Market.
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WANTED. "A glrl for general house work.
Must be good washer and ironcr, and of coed
character. Wages $500 week. Apply at
residence OF h c. Neal, Fifth street between
Iron and Centre.
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Scuralgiu Cured
By Dr. Burr Neuralgia and Sick Headache Pills. A
universal cure for Neuralgia sick Headache, Ner-
,ous Head che. Dyspepsia, Constipation, Paralysis,
SieCpCSSnCSs, PulpatatiOu Ct the Heart. and Head
ache arsirg from over stimulating either from
opium or Alcoholic Stimulants.
These PMS are a special Preparation nny for the
Of special diseases named and for these diseases
they worthy OF trial by all INTELLIGENT sufferers.
They are prepared expressly to cure Neuralgia,
Sick Headache Nervous Headache, Dyspepsia. Con-
yOuS Energy. They are pleasant to take (they di--
olive in the mOuthl harmless, and cifcCtuay ire all
diseases arising from n deranged Nervous system.
They cOLtain no opium or other narcotic
Prepared by \. Z. Burr. W. H., scranton, Pa.
French Richards a CO.. Philada agents.
sent by mail on receipt OF price. DO cents.
Long Branch. Dec. 90, 1850.
DR.. A. L. Burr,
Dear Sir:-Xour Neuralgia Pills cured
bought them for my sister and others and they cure
every case.
Capt Cromwell,
Long Branch Pier.
TittSton, Pa, Feb 9th, 1850.
Or. ~ L Burr
Dear Sir:-My wife had the Neuralgia
for ten days and her physician gave her no relief
called on DR.. Kuaop and got bottle Of your Neural
ga PMS and they relieved Ter In few hours.
Thomas Ford,
Agt dupont Powder Co.
c. \. Klein, Bloomssurg, says I have sold these
Pills before and they give go satisfaction and
always cure
70. Sale BY c. a. !!e!n,, D!oomsburg druggist.
feb 90, 'Sl-3m
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1t matters not the age ofsuiiers from colds
or Group, CDR. Sellers Cough Syrup" is
good for all alike. Price % cents.
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MIR. Deemer Bidlcman f,rmtrly compost.
tor in this city, has been elected TO the general
SecretarysLip Of the Sorar on Young Mems
Christian Association. MI Beid eman is we II
qualified for the position and his past record as
a Christian worker augurs well for his connec-
ton with the Y. NJ. c A., of Scra1ton.-
wilkes Barre Rccord
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WANTED.

linn dittUy, a few Young Men ana Ladies' 10
learn Ielrgraphy, u good situation guaranteed ad.
Obcrllu, Ohio.
March 10, I'm.
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PENSIONS prro,cgw,ed for soldiers dis
fr m any cause also, Tor heirs OF deceased soldiers
An pensions date back to day OF discharge and TO
G.lc OF the death OF the soldier Pensions increas-
ed Bounty and new discharges procured. Address
with stamp, STODDART co, Room No st
Cloud Building, Washington, d, c.
March 49, i'm
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Lutz q Sloan will rc move to their new It re
April lst.
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DIR. J. II, Nastine, Of Numedia, was in tow
on Monday.
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Call on Peoples Drug Store and they will
tell you how Days Kidney Pad was discov-
cred.
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4 UpITO3'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF IRA rEALRn DECEASED,

No'lc' (, hereby given thay the undersigned ap-
p United by the urp4a"N Court II Columbia county
TO distribute the ma IN the hands OF hlrlm Pealer
Pcalrr, and ot money IN his own hands adm. DC
hunis non Il said Ira Pc ler, deceased, 10 and
among TN parties entitlr d thereto will attend at
hi, unicr IA Bl .usburI On ~aturday, March 2ith,
l>'o at oclick In the forenoon when and where
al persons Il wing ella ms upon the said flud
qurrd TO plcs"ut them or be forever dvbarred from
coming In for u share Uf said fund.
JOHN G. FRRRZE
feb 27,-iw Auditor
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For answer to Scriptura question by As
bury Reporter in CoLuMBGAN March 10TH 1SSO
would refer to the 18th chapter Of Genesis,
3lst to 3Sth verses, inclusive.
KENT.
The same answer has been given by Justus
NJ. johnson, Of Light Street
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Business Notices

Cash paid tor 1000 bushels of good White
or yellow Oats Al Sias loung's, Light
Street. Marca 10 3m
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MARKET REPORTS.
BLOOMsBURG MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

Wholesale prices at the close Of trade on Tues
day.
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LAST NorrcE.-An persons indebted to the
estate of Peter Eni, deceased, and to Ent
Bro hers are hereby notified that these accounts
must be paid by May lst or costs will be in
Cured, Call at my office at Bloom-burg,
March 5,tf L. II. ENT Adm,