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~eri.S OF ADVERTISING.
i:..u rel..aN, !r9a Progc,tg for Sale at .1ueticn

l..y r1ji:lbis Iron property j'r sue CT 1oc'bn
win. o; cI"rHt-d by th" hxiod Iron Compa
ms 20 the i7;h ey "f Aosas;, iss, viii be
, ~ , auc,loa F;,uaec OF nc said ccrrapy, III The
o - applet, Nori:., III. 18th day OF October neN all
~ cf E.aa s4i Company, cols-ng OF about
- I Tract Which - situated extensive
, hanks supply ul Lone cT-4 and hrc
l,sn Ore and Lime operation,
,, NIL excellent additional Water Se tor aHoiher
..,-r-- Nl or other mtnu'ic trrg.
i,.a Dwelling l"uS", with MI accessory ouh"use coal
-.. &. This property situated immediately on the ssse
,r,N"-r l.yrrhhur: and Rchmond and about
place, and about aud half miles from
= r Crna! which, tr of the next year, IS
~ 20 completed In addition the above property,
ASA tires At LIai Principally wood, bought wIa
app Furnace, and !.s probably NO meN
EurnIc= ADD viii be sold with
Egrulcs Tract appear preferable on the Jay
~ nfpcerry h~ns leased "a; the cannot
pGFcaasers un' the fest OF January, 1899, and
condition. and cfedi, OF nine twelve,
ll-ru :Ton the day o such delivery; the payments
hy bonds from that date, with APPROX
.. .scg'l!, aai i deed OF Tus, on the P'c1et'N
LDHil EARLY.
JAMES BENAGH,
Ar:. 81 - l3I-;isl TRUSTEES.
that the sale OF the Oxford Iron
-tvr"d place Tuesay, 3c;h Ocobsr. viii
Jer, Monday, tho 2h, ia consequence Of
Agricultural Sao ae3 Fair occurring on the h'st named day
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Aug =

MILITARY LAND WARRANTS WANrEp-i viii 20 pm
'N Of Virginia Military Land Bounty
W4f'.Gt~, Tor wLi,h | viii pay cash. OslPH ALLEN.
-ftrnu ~ ARA
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C'giymrua, .YyJs,ry rear Baltimore.

TUE for sale "vt"1:'" 'rs nr Fr' .7t
0f-Er.n4l Trees. Ro." aH Shrub Pl,nr-. hiso shrub
Fruit Pants .u~h Goos"h@rry. Raspberry S;rTw'erg Grape
lun~r the former Of irb uf the
,-nu. nd oil ni the finest English raci''-
Tie Apple Pasch, Pear a@ Plum hcrry, N"ct'oe ~" Ni-
iudl.l -r.rsL wi;h '! ""r" fr'l"c'
aosl, from bsgr,- tTerS ire. hi' Experiments 'ch"i
Of ."ui lies r,n-'isr'U-. especially
,I -r. rcr. wHicn are L. f.r Ei.".
m Fy r,rcprs whrh bet planted Ma" .al VI h-s
Ice m. rr@ - ru.Er a..U'tCIrnt. A!. b""T: foT L.
~ ,fd some OF the Of h cE -! NTr-"ry 'TiI
s on hand r"ay ir delivery - IT." f"s'"n aT"- ne
cu ayrg.rh - H11 SrF. Tee. 10000 Chine" A.
'L T = rec ~! Heaven iu-n .h-ll silver i"! Poplar,
p,r F and vaii"I NJ UTnar:rniai Tree 1000 Also"
half beautiful D"Th: DGlas now 5r:iIairs to
r,'r,r, mi marv Other aiiicirs in lls Inc.
y. h.. a!,o 50 200 rha"e iucS Trees F"' Iu:'her
printed C.ta.u'. qualities nni price,
:, 40 ',i ,-aiIs rf the srp.r.ir-r. or ~
~ nNEEMT riNl.LAIR. il 4 tlT-..
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Mr. G. PtRSlCO'S
Rnnrdinr nnd Dnu scLonI fr Yaung Laai.s

Boarding. and D7v SchSJ' FIR Young Ladies.
' ,h INSTITUTION viii be Resumed OF N" h''' OF
.;asrr-Nr PC...Cc ihs iuuit 0 announcing
Felix Iahsl.r N-?iaS professor Of Vocal iusic,
aao ,I = acme! 20 hi. school exclusively ,
st. ., '9-u
. TT a9YiL NCADEHY, BY the Misses wooDw.sD.,Ths
uner t. of".t'urton includes all the 5rancs
r.-', useful together with ID" or
u.ua. Ga" .anas year dnIi' into t"o .%-ons {" nv"
o'' " The e1aeEses IN his school pes term OF h'e months
,....'r SIS 90
2-"r.: aat Lining 10 10 o oO
,...,r.,.o, to Il
7.,-e t.., ,,....- 500
an .7...s.~. .is,r~ r,.l and li,l., - 90
.sr..r.,. H., ~ 81 -
Tn r.'.r.r Of Lo,lcrs viii be limited TO twelve.
IA, ynIr- Iely fr,,rr- H"r towels.
Csa'sa, engaged Music French and PANT
ov''v has made secure to 'h;s ns''-
'o'"- 81 i"- advantages Of City Seminary 10 :.
so DOLLARS REwAED-Oa the night Of the 9'h INST my
ENer. clifton, forchly en;"tcd by some W
l na . .o~ ,u7 barrel Gun, with copper Po"cet ia-S
and >ss' SHOT fouA, belonging to the -un stolen IL -
a1 gI ?.-u.sou the brceeh ~ III" hs'a
' Of .g-1rs owns pieces, with .ma" oval pate o.
l " 'n an none engraved on It. Suspicion, oINhs 70!
with the farm on 'hat cas-S"
aIr'I7. shirt and whose name s EASEs' ~,
.'- n' stolen Austin Spears "dr-r''s.! ~ tn" IN
'" r. ~ chioracoi Cumberland Court house
WI" '."na -ln OF the above description lew Gays aue'
'' '' Tie reward he paid for III" apprehension
''S sS,s Of '' 'a~ aud gun, hsif for either; G
- .''-'. RhNpllhrd Iahn.oo.>, ~
isHEir-We wi. TO purchase few carsoc, of Wheat on
ja!3 ls-.fI WILLIAMS HAXaLL.
ICE. suo-c.iber. intending to Richmond 10
The t 'rc-ifrl'y hi. professional services IN the
''1'' " IN: Cy which Will heteaie attend regularly lie
' "7inge Practise in the Circuit superior Court OF spot
middle of June Fredsriek shurs1r1sI hat
'mond 'Ho' W. IA ~
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University Of Pharmaceutical Department.
EE natru Lectures viii MONDAY c 5'i day OF
November ard be continued rnd- the folio"
Practice IhGuIy Medicine, N.TA ~ u.
Chemistry, EDgERI Haze. ". T..
/ Surgery, WILLIAM GIF-rn, ". u.
hEatruiy, WiLi.a T.. IioRSrE, =. D.
lnsiIf al Ned rirp. J,CEsOS y.
Mstcfin M-,Icr and ban d. NoGp, 81.
Obstetrics nd !ir H. sca.ts Wo-
uIra mad children, ilUGH l.. iloDGE, Il. D.
Claica icriciu" Surgery delivered 1T the
Ph!cia Hospital !ocA fcru ivaU'g i'-iial
Ih' !r fee tuition the hrr'"'"'c;
mad uaIcucr o; the aia'in
the number II fs5st sUi the Improvements N ,ac@l IN
-ifucun. -. HUGNER.
DcG. g tie .islea! Fae-!'g Fhs5"'iPtia.
Auo .bi-,d
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1EEgT -!TcLtIR. IN. 4 COS,

II v .
i.rh' 3 ,nDr. from PTs';.
.l.s accented with greatest despatch. Per
o no..5 20 ru-cha-n invited view tr a"vc sck
b. b.,uy of the itne-aid Mulberry. uni
Io, or - polhlo ahl,a. we! the J.aIuCi appear
,,rr or al the other Nursery articles --..
an" NJ, "a " r3--w4wf ROE. SINCLAIR.
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EO3 sale" Scrip f G 900 acres located any time
"i"r iAis dr, i the OF the Cove
cant Gan"?a isnd Texn., with pcf~iruce all n'hef
claims AFTER tic " O~ ir3s. The
to- ~ "hr" .ucH c7u.a Of l0n actually
Cii"" before III" p.Dr4' o tale Ja:Ia. trII.fi-
nh-
:d ""! 'l"ds acquire" Un3. them 10 :s "
out ia iy 20 forfeiture uf rmct
extra taxation lb'yc other i,uH- % eqI+l quality.
Two ihifi ~ the pca viii be- taken Of
ITls Scr?-hJ- crIn, tufc cnmPirn
tive at " finest lands ii: Gentle
GP,'rG oguGc9c wal please sT;!y personally ~
post pod 10 sfi.n"i Hi'iup., Va, "th vLG!n the
>ciiP - d"Po.ited ard who Il ,m'h"G;a.d to sell!
sept II i"7-s;I 7. n DREW.
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NOR RENT Or SALE: the N"rTm G,EoEN HotIL *it"'ci m
the s~o,rsvlc and Siaunon Turnpike "h"r" IN" 'tnrh'"f
,,,J ,r,rs Char n'irvIi Gr"- from LuNircsi"n -
~ charlottesville. - from c"t'!vr, and IRON Nakhrstp
,qu-h T property iS'fey r"in-r IL IS rrA'e" III h'h
and beautiful C"griFy, good -tnH "f q
n-. for thnt the h"u-c br! ~ Lf'rN "f"
m rr-,nolou and n'tr- TogSc necrs.hfi iE"'' i
~ 10 Al several hundred Of Land. Any past all
rurchascd yeu made rc,s"n,e pn::@>." @,.h a. a.!
't|-'"i
Scn. 5S-"@t
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II EFTUHT : OF
c,s Ccmf. Of 7th just pus!ishetrrice St.
Thr raI"F.i=r-r i rh1-=rd ~'ih he al" OF
Gnrr's Rc2or. Vol!
R,7Iol@E'S 10, + N"', aud
I."rgh- d. Nol-.
Being complete Of the v.oi: Reports tar jurfo'i'o
this time.
.?iso.
TT~7r-'s Snrrtss i.-Te", II NoiI.
The .." and Sar Va? OF E"eraa on rollers aTI ~ portable
I,.,-ais Of tho Ccav.niirr Of 1865 HHd l7s'.
jc-r. ou.r NJ llrr'"s from iI'h 70 ''
yrG.,i edition Of tth Volume Of ,nIolph Report "HS
noticed It s'.ct the ME page" :" save
yo-cph Cold. Nc YORK. l-2 b"''Ht ht -
from ~" edition. printed by ~s shepherd
& Co.. Richmond. Lao -,
The ndcr,i-nd aciis for extensive Pnr1"' OF La"
Enuk the fyurab viii cccfut render nr! ser
posr g"nl~n Of III" Bar who may eo@'- to "r"
which Is" a".h= de-t'r-,
nor aid with p!oprie;y receive $500 :, ,,.r,,,sc>.
S.-'rv Commonwealth and iihrG-igr.
-ys3g
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E.,,s,t from Profsssr- mars i''r-:
E,LuMoEE, July %. ls?9
crr Ti r"ry your ftror OF the 2i' mt With great
l"a.urc Tie Sisi. @: Chury. hy their G~vo;- item
du.i"- i"n"yul"mc. ia The raua-
de t"s beyond price the superintendent Of Hospitals
,nt nari ia both OF which Institutions they here have the
Il. Of l.- SICK.
Yours, very respectfully and ,ruly, 49,
RICHARD ~. HALL, ~. D.
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legates assembled in county convention,
and it appears to be his determination, if we
may Judge from the course his friends are
pursuing, TO " run the heat whether the
democracy Of the county wish him to or no.
If this determination is carried into effect,
| feel confident that the democracy of Co
lumbia county will place their seal of con-
demnation on all who may be associated in
this work of disorganization.
DEMOCRAT OF LIMESTONE.
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ABRAHAM YOUNG, President.
DANIEL Gross, Secrs,or;e,
LEVI L. TATE, '''' ''"' ''o'

From MeTicO.-We learn from the Mer-
chants Transcript, that the U. S. sloop of
war Ontario, Breese, tommandant, arrived
off the S. w. Pass on the I'd inst, having
sailed from Tampico on the goth ult., Vera
Cruz on the 23d, and Matamoras on the
2Sth. By her we received letter from
our attentive correspondent at Matamoras,
in which we are informed that Mexico was
tranquil Orders had been received at Ma
tamoras to prevent vessels from landing
cargoes on the coast. The port of Soto
Marina was opened, and three American
vessels had arrived, two from New Orleans,
valuable cargoes. Gen. Urea, the assassin
of La Bahia, has at last been defeated; he
has been betrayed, and his strong hold,
Mazaclan, given up for the sum ef $4,000
in consequence of which, he has been oblig
ed to take to the mountains with the few
troops he has left There is no probability
of the Mexican Government acceding tt
the demands of the French, and the block
! ade is carried on with great rigour, parlicu
larly towards American vessels.
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COMMTTTEE MEETING.

At an adjourned meeting of the Demo
cratic Committe of Correspondence, of
of Columbia county, at the house of John
Rhodes, Esq. in Danville, Monday, the
goth of August, 1888, Abraham Young,
Esq. of Sugarloaf, was called to the chair,
Daniel Gross, of Bloomsburg, and Levi l..
Tate, of Brier Creek, were appointed Sec
retaries.
On motion of VIM. s. Davis, Esq. the
namess of Levi L. Tate, and H. Wobb,
Esqrs. were added to the list of the Com.
mittee. 49,.
On motion of Levi L. Tate, the follow
ing resolution was unanimously adopted.
ResOlved-That we approve of the re-
commentator of the Democratic Central
Committee, of holding two Conventions,
the one at Reading, and the other at Pitts
burg, on the 10th of September next, and
and that this meeting proceed to appoint
Delegates to the Reading Convention
Whereupon the following gentlemen were
appointed:-
Cattawissa--Wm. Hughs, Micheal Form
walt, Reuben Knittle, Solomon Helwrig,
John Nuss, jr. Thomas Knorr, Samuel. Shu-
man, Michael Mensch, Peter Bodine, Daniel
Vaughts, jr.
ROaringerek-Col. Michael Hover, G
G. De Peuy, Aaron Hover, Samuel Irwin,
Jacob Hover, jr. Anthony Dingle, Jaoot
Yeager, George Fedderman, jr. DAME
Leibi, Henry Rhoads.
Patton District---Joel Biddenbender
Charles Micheal, Joseph Lear, John Shu
man, jr- .F
Greenwood-E. G. Rickets, John Nc
Henry, VIM. Robbins.
Monteur-Elias Dietrich, David Clark
John Boyer.
HemlOck--Peter Appleman, Robert More
jr. Adam Shaub.
BtOomsburg--Leonard Rupert VIM
Petriken, E, Armstrong.
f OrmgeUiHe-M.S S. Mears, A. W. Kline
Samuel Kicker.
Derry---Doct, VIM. A. Mccormick
Maj, N. Mccoy, John Meyer.
f Briey CREEKS. F. Headly, E. 0. Jack
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DeTegate Meeting.

The Democratic Electors of Columbia
County, will meet at their respective places
of holding the General Election, on SAT-
URDAY, the first day Of September ensu-
ing, between the hours of 3 and 6 o'clock
in the afternoon, and elect TWO DELE
GATES, in each election district, to meet
at the house of Daniel Gross, in Blooms
burg, on Monday, the Sd day of September,
to form Ticket to be supported by the
Democratic party at the ensuing General
Election.
HUGH McELRATH, Sanding
WM. j. KELLER, Commit
SEBASTIAN HoWER,J tee.
July 80, 1898.
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Dreadful .4ccident.-A man named
George Charlington, butcher, was on Sat
urday driving cart along Market Street,
Fell's point the horse becoming restive, he
was thrown out, and his foot having caught
in the reins, he was dragged to consider
able distance, with his head ard body trail
ing upon the stones. Before the horse
could be stopped, he was so dreadfully
mangled that his head being much bruised,
and several Of his ribs broken Baltimore
San.
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opinion OF upon the low intrgues which
have either been practised upon him, or he
must have practised upon others in the dis
charge of the collateral duties of his station7
Then may those who live in after ages,
read appropriately under the Hac .jacet of
David Petrikin, an epitaph Of import some
thing like the following -
+" Facilis descensus Averni-Ased revocari,
: Hoe labor; Hoe opus est"
Among the charges which are most pro-
minent against his official career, we will at
present content ourselves with reference
to the influence he has exerted on the Post
Office Department, inthe discontinuance of
long established, and the creation of new,
offices; andupon the removal of old, and the
appointment of new Post-Masters.- To
support these charges, Colesville, SINNERS
Eddy; Carbondale, Columbus, Nanticoke,
Shickshinny, &c. &c. &c. &c. to the end
of the chapter, may speak, and their testi-
mony will be loud and condemning. Was
Cole, Koons, Sturdevant or Thompson dis
placed on authenticated charges? And
what were the grounds upon which Pierson
was rejected ! Have the public interests
been better promoted by the changes that
have been made ! These are grave inqui-
ries, which our Representative is expected
not only gravely but satisfactorily to an
swer, or we hold ourselves absolved from
all political allegiance to him or TO his fu.
ture interests, and shall unhesitatinglv claim
and fearleaoly, exercise, the unquestionable
right of independent electors. On him, ant
on his fortunes, the certain consequence.
must rest. .
q. Can it be pretended that the interests o
democracy required the displacement o
Mr.. Cole! or are we required so far t.
relinquish our better judgments, as. TO be
lieve that an uniform and uncompromisint
! Anti-mason can better subserve the interest
of our party, or our country, than the sterr
unbending Democracy of Mr.. Koons ha
done? We can anticipate the nature Of tn
:eply, which interested prejudice woul
make-but at this hour, we can assure all
who may be disposed to palm such excuse
upon the people, that they will prov
wholly unavailing. The people are awal'
to their own rights. and determined to su
tain them. Democracy is based upon pril
cipIes, as true as are the laws of Mature
and the people, when correctly informed
are as true in sustaining those principles q
nature is, in sustaining her own laws.
ELEVEN HUNDRED DEMocRATs.
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Freemen be on yOur guard.-We learn,
from Harrisburg, that papers and pamphlets
are being prepared by the Ritner oficehol-
ders, to circulate throughout the State, con-
tanning the most outrageous calumnies a
gainst David r. Porter Let every man be
upon his guard. Beware of the slanderers.
Nothing will be left undone to deceive the
people. Already they are circulating re-
port that David r. Porter will be with drawn,
sc. Look out for them. Upon the com
ing election depends the question whether,
the Bank Aristocracy or the people shall
govern.
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FOR THE COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.

Mr.. Webb,
We learn, by the Danville Ipteligencer,
that there is but one person before the peo-
pie as candidate for Congress, from this
Congressional district Believing that
at the last election, JOHN Mercy
NOLDS, Esq, was cheated and delrauded
out of his election, and that the voice Of the
democracy of Columbia county, as express
in their primary meetings, was wholly dis
regarded by his opponent and supporters;
and that, if fair play had been used, he
would have been elected at that time, we
ask of you, at the earnest request of large
number of your democratic friends in the
county, to,urge his claims upon the demo.
cratic party for nomination, by the Dele
gate Convention, as candidate for Con.
gress. SUGARLOAFy
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son, John F. Wilson, George Kelchner,
John Knorr.
M6lin-John Keller, jr. Samuel Greasy,
Henry Kostenbader, John w. Stiles.
MahOning-Philip Maus, Rush PetrikiH,
B. X. Rhodes, Samuel Wilson, Mordan
Jackson, Wesley r. Gearhart.
Madison---Jeremiah Welivsr, Jacob
swisher, Joseph R. Pegg. ..
Mount Pteasant--Wm. ]. Ikler, Philip
Kisler, George Omans,
Sugarlodt-Wm. E. Roberts, John Da-
Wis, Samuel Hess, t. w. Young. ~
LimeStone-John Fulmer, John Fulton,
John Shearer. .
Liberty-Andrew BilImyer, ir. Martin
Billmyer, jr. John McWillianis.
Fshingereek-Benjamin Morris, Daniel
Stoker, Abraham Kline.
On motion of H. Webb, it was Resolved
That Committee Of five be appointed tc
prepare an address to the freemen ofColum
bia county upon the subject of the coming
Governors Election-when the chair ap
pointed the following named gentlemen V.
Best, John Cooper, H. Webb, Levi L
Tate, and Stephen Baldy. -.
ReSolUed-That the proceeding Of thi'
meeting be signed by the officers, and pub
lished in all the Democratic papers in coun
ty. ''
ABRAHAM YOUNG, President.
DANIfI AM , GEoss' 81 Secretaries.
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Ii being court week, we have passed a
few days at Danville, and have been high
ly gratiied at the strong expression mani
tested by our democratic brethren from vari-
GUS parts Of the county, in favor Of Gen.
Porter, and from what we could learn we
are well satisfied that our majority over Rit-
,ner in this county will be as great as it was
In 1895.
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OBITUARY.

DIED-Ih this village, on Tuesday the
2lst inst. .4ary finn B. aged year and
"a days, daughter of Mr.. G. B. Fisher.
In this village, on Saturday last Hiram,
aged l3 months days, son of Mr.. Thomas
Willitts. .
In Fishing Creek township on Thursday
August 10th Eliza finn, daughter of Jacob
S. Evans, aged 10 months and IS days.
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The DanvilIe mtelligencer says that
"Doct. Petrikin never yet failed to get a
regular democratic nomination when he was
candidate for office" This Is candid
confession truly. for the lntelligencer to
make, and one that we did not expect, from
it, when we remember that in almost every
instance when the Doctor has been candi-
date for an Office he has been bitterly op-
posed by that paper, and defeated in conse-
quence Of such opposition. Surely the de-
mocracy Of the editor must be Of "easy
virtues" and "easily bent" if he can be
thus induced to acknowledge his own vas
tecilIating course, for the last ten years, and
his readiness to oppose the regular nomina-
ton of the party, when'it becomes necessr-
ny to sustain particular friend. What
say you democrats of Columbia, to such
an ublushing avowal of dereliction of duty
towards you. If he has once gone astray
for interest, will he not again do so when
ever it may suit his purpose.
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This Danvlle Intelligencer complains
that we do not publish all the resolutions
that he can manufacture, to create an inhu-
ence in favor of Doctor Petrikin. Why
should we f? Ifthe Doctor is as popular as
the Intelligencer represents, we can see no
use in filling our columns weekly. with all
the fulsome adulations Of him, that can be
invented, and brought forth from every
nook and corner in the county, where two
or three can be gathered together. We do
J not believe in such popularity. But we
are not surprised at the anxiety expressed
for theirpublcation. They are too costly
to be smothered under busheI. Ten dol
lars sett is too much to pay without an
extensive circulation.
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Military Notice:

The members of the lndependennt Troop, sro
notified to meet at the Hotel Of Robert Haughebout
at McDowels' MIL on Saturday, the 18th of Sep
tember, at 10 o'clock, Am. with arms accoutre-
monts, as the law directss, for parade and drill
M. McDOWELLS. Capt.
~ b. II is expected that in addihonto the Troop,
the Briercreek Rife Company, and the Bloonsburg
Infantry and Artillery, will meet at the above time
and place.
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Mr.. Editor,

O.
have been much disappointed in not
seeing the name of JOHN Mercy
NOLDS, Esq, announced for nomination,
by the Democratic County Convention, as
candidate for Congress, from this Con-
gressional district. Two years ago,
Mr.. McReynolds had majority ofthe reg
ular delegates instructed in his favor, but
by the fraudulent and bullying management
Of his opponents, he was cheated out of his
election, and it is the decided wish of a large
majority of the democratic party of the
district, that he should again come before
the people that they may do him that justice
which the chicanery and trickery of his op-
ponents in this county, prevented their do
ing him before.
A DEMOCRAT.
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A DEMOCRAT.
Mr.. We5b,

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Knowing you to be friend and supporter
Of regular nominations, and decided advo-
cate for union and harmony in the democrat
ic party, claim, at your hands, the advoca-
cy of the nomination of JOHN Mercy
NOLDS, Esq. as a candidate for Congress,
from this Congressional district, and the
urging upon the convention, the necessity
of giving his claims fair consideration, as
the only means of securing harmony in our
ranks, and of preventing the opposers ofre'
gular nominations from creating that discord
and division in our party SO much TO be de.
precaod by every true and sincere friend tc
its future welfare ana prosPeriiy
DR. Peirikinwez elected two years since
contrary 70 ihe express wishes o. DE pH
mary YrnalifUa rnf r b. ,raterilv af tl1a de
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BlOOnnsbure: Rangers,

You are hereby Commanded to meet at the houss
of John McReynolds, in Hemlock township, Oh
Saturday. the l5the of September next at 10 oclocA
A. M, lawfully equipt for drill and exercise,
N. sB. An Appeal will be held for the ,fourh
Jnly, by order Of the Captain.
>'' F.. ~ DANIEL ROAT,, o. s.
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CREDITORS TAKE notice.

OItIl III I OIt . 4 LlLl1 " = 4 2 NIl1'
That have applied to the Judges Ofthe Court Of
Common Pleas in and for the county of Columbia,
for the benefit ofthe InsolventL Laws 81 this common
wealth, and that they have appointed the third Nom
day ofAugust next (being the 2Oth day of the
month"; for hearing me and my creditors at the
court house in Danville; at which time at place you
can attend you think proper.
= MILTON HALE.
Danville, Aug. 4, 1888. s
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