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A VALUABLE FA3HI Arr AUCTION =
KElB n SIIRSCISIRETiSIp, viii IseII bx Anr.fIdn IL

A VALUABLE FNAE3HI A4c AUCTION a
TEyHE wfii seiIby Auction, at
Il the Exchange, in the city of Baltimore, at one p.
M. on MONDAY. the l4tI day of September next,
most beautifully situated and highly improved FARM
lying within four miles of the city of 'Batiniore.
This property lies directly upon the Baltimore ard
Hayre de Grace Turnpike, road always perfectly good
in the wurst weather. s1cfj sfs t'ff % sf
Ithe been covered with lime, ashes and other ma
nures and isin beautiful ofcutivation Tbegreat
or part wefset incover timothy ut contains 44 "a
acres of land afull portion of wich is IN fine wood
The Southern line of the Farm bounds upon the waters
of Bacfiver, where there is fine fishing and shooting
their seasons. :, y. ....,,- n. = "a
The barns staBling and shedding are quite large and
in good cohdioh and thereiisa plain small VEL
LING near the road. There one or two bealtifA
sites for dwellings, upon the place Their 4 ,
dairy within nifty yards of the dw ling and nppse
spring Of water flowing into it. An extensive and
cellent orchard, fine hose, and altogether the
perty of the desitabe IN tile Of -,
Baltimore 1t is sufficiently rear to be used for
and vegetable farm for narket az a.
Nsvye viii also sell with Or without The farm, 20 head
Cattle pitt f Bred part nearly full bred Drhanls, -
large number OF Hogs, some of them genuine Berk,n
shire; farm horses and carriages horses, poghs
wasons horse rakes cider press, and every thing me-
cessary to etrs on 80 excellent and extensive an
l;sf.~,an, 'SsF}f .hef III II .iiuA . fis' ~
II Terms o safe for The stock, cash; for the fdffn IN
cash. and the residue fS and u months VIII i1rs
terest from sae.o The title will be made cledr ad
disDutabe.arJs .,oa.ii4 iJOHNFGRENV. yfes' ~ ..
!, iy9 lawst- Is: iai GEORGE EARNEt, ,,..
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175THlRD WARD TIPPEGAN0E. iCIpBs=1Meeti
at the clog Cabin Head Quarters, Aiquith street,
Wednesday evening nert, at o'csck. itis desirable
that every member be at his place. at the hour of meet
ing. By order, VIM. II. JARXISy -.
au 4---------~-- Rec Sec'y.-
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STOCKS. sc, s-.
= Bank 20. Of ne s,s1 g'istntes; sToCks
CHECKS ON NEW YORK = PHILADELPHIA.
- ..5-7' j. +. COHEN, Jr & BROTHERS,
Who viii purchase Rank BILLS s CHEEKS on
all parts of the Cnon-SPECIE BULLION, &c. &c.
BILLS & DRAFTS on The District of Columbia, Viz
gina Carolina, &C., collected al the lowest rates.
w5O eo4tf p. p . -,.-..-s
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HOWARD DISTRICT conformity with the adj
fhority vested in the Wing Central Committee of How
ard Ditrict, the Wing voters are hoId that meeting
will be isdat the place of holding the polls in each Of
the respective election districts ION SATURDAY., me
nom mating a candidate for county com issoiier for
each of said districts. 'iBaniipado nA Ssflns aas
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q ATURD NY- EVENING ExPRESS.-A
y new weekly neutral three penpy Paper, on an en-
tire novel pans will be Issued this morning the 9th inst
from the office of Mr. Robert Nelson, of Bait
more and Charles Streets An Irish Tale uef thrilling
Interest," by John Augustus Shea, ESQ, and also An art
cIe by Christian F. BUTLER, ESQ., together with much
other interesting matter Those wishing 10 he served
with the specimen number, will peaseleaye their names
at the Office, rf so ansui{. rp1tss -. -, y ~
press. .i4f.s- .in-a. IL Williams & .CtL, a. .
Eau r. 1t $3.50; .a ts.,,,,s . Publishes.
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NJ NICK ERBOCKER FOR JULY. 1910
~ -Rectzyed BY YFM. N HARRISON

.-s -. Il. = Literary Rooms,
,--,. No. IS N. Cay, near Fayette st.
WAsHiseros IRVING still contributor-continua
ton of the Haunted Merchant ommeRoemenI OF
new yoiun1e-ternls IS per annuIn 81 5 quarterly,
delivered free OF postage: ---.-.- -
We are graiied in being able to state, that the de
mand for this American work has increased beyond ex
ucctation Pais of improvement in progress which
we believe will agreeabIy srpr1ze the best friends
and warmest admirers of the work. D.. 49,,
e iy' Saffni, .e-' '''-+''A - 49, $500
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3.
From the stls9S.iehqn,lq Register.7

I'd L. = 1
Although the public have been cfen imposed upon BY
PATENT MEDICINE yet occasionally, really useful and
beneficial medicine is despiSed, neglected. merely be
cause "found in bad company,n am led 10 there re
marks bv conversation with friend few days since.
She had been afflicted for several years with disease of
the heart which had apparently brought her near the
grave One Of orr most skllful physicians called
w 10 pronounced her disease incurable. An advertise
ment Of Dr. JAYSE's ExPEcToRAEr IN the Register,
u gIt the eve of her friends and bottle of was inn
mediatey III occurred from Benuy s Mitcbell's in Mon
trose. Before she had taken it two days there
apparent Improvement. She has taken TWO Bottles as
yet, but her health has been nearly restored
have no personal motive for recommending this
medicine, but merely state this fact hoping that II may
the eye Ofsome who are abong NRaet Similar dis-
eases that they may likewise partakeof its benehts q.
sT. ~ lg.,5sr a.. - a Friend TO HirnGnitgF
eth mo. 18th, 1910. t. fHs a=f ssss7. 81
"a 50 's7lI. $500 e q. l.. DUHFTRSTs II
Corner Pratt ST. and Dugan's whari lower end of Gem
tire MARKET Space. ~ ~ au3 Z.
thai the sale made and above reported by Charles f.
MAYER nd Archer Roper Trustees in the cause betwe"n
William T. Foster, and Others, plaintiffs, and Thomasi
Foster and Others defendants be Tatlted ana connIH
ed unless cause the contrary be shown on or before
the third daypf October next provided copy Of This CT
der be inserted in some newspaper once week ION
three successive weeks before the Sd day of September
ne Xt. d, 20. 81. ,yag5s,I ; si. +G.t 4.3at q;
The report states that Leasehold piece of ground,
with improvements sold FOX 81 2l0 twelve hundred
and ten d0larSo ay .arHEoDoRuc BLAND CHAM '' q
I, True Copy Test :: n. e... - lis
,.3g.yI, RAMSAY; WA 4 Gsiso,v ~
rNNREI-lViIl shortly be 'pubhehed, in pamphlet,
the whole Of the Controversy between thu Rev u.
swer to DR.. BIS letter August ls By Dr.: A. Ell:
is At
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s.suTNPTASTETs FRI.

lH1 '-'I1 "sFIINPLASTT:It Err ~ -.
WT being currently reported that the undersigned has
sold himself "hody and soul,' to the shnplaster
shops, and thai the ERA win not be published in cnnse-
duence OF the "afr business tansacton,' he deems il
preper TO stamp such circulation uncnrrenta and
false coin Nphina less than ashinplaster viii be taken
for copy nf the ERA have some achaice rpss', In
INV collection of shinpasters Additions to the Emit
scum of curostes are respectfully solicited. se-
The fist number will soon be out, ID. .is.,-
=" au 's-''.. JOSEPH BREfsk.
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mo 1871! BALTIM ORE STREET. 7 "a,

= .. mo 1877 BALTIMORE STREET. ? ~ :
{BetWeen south and Cal veIt sff eets
KWHERE can be bad, on reasonable terms, the
Sweeping, scr15bipg, Shoe, soon, eavers' and Full
Round, Square, and Oval BUTTER PRINTS, hand
sowely lettered. "a rs ,.-;s-.4.-
Willow. basket CARRIAGES. .---
Bellows Marbles, BaDdy hall, common Tops<j5 3tstI
Baskets, Washboards. towel TelIers.
Fishing Hooks and Lines. ~.
Hay and garden Rakes. so -
Lime or Lemon SqueezeFs -, $780,
Nests Of sugar Boxes -. Go
Bread Tr ays: cake boards, and rolling pins
Moufders Spoons 3D. 'i- -,
amp Wcks, assortedycandle Wick --,. ,.,,....,.,.
Cane ormeia Stay Reeds and cane, suitable for reed
makers .',. u. -. --4.,,.-- ,.,,-
Plough or leading Lines 80, r. ..,... s.
Pariour and kitcen BELLOWS ~ e,.,r., ..,l.s'l f.
Patent Taps; Wool Cards " ls-a-
Wooden, cassinett, and Cotton
Hand and AySuities: cabbage Nets, sc
Baltimore, 5monlh. IS40. J-.E Aug 4u
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A LII FOR l2a CENTS "A CHEAP T NJ 4
"A II4y PERIODICAL in khe style OF the far
famed London Penny Magaziue2rHE FAMILY MA
GAZtNE. co-I - =: = le ss'i .2-il-l----
Contents of No. Il 1910. I'd
! American Hstory-No. AZ
IT . Use Of the Barometer ~ I'll ~ IL
Natural History-The Falcon .si.is
a4gAmerican ides--Perus1an Tass .7'f
5 Oregon Territory t, to- tn - ~
20 Whale Fishing Il at4 lisl.<at. i-7 ---.4 g.
HoroOgy -3s-zio3l y. -
Political Econony,byM. wilson, Esq.
The Chinese Amy y =. = sI-tis.i i-I-
ID Husbands and Wives ?. i -sff :-i'l' -
Ii The Benefactress, by Mrs. LsH. Segourny i
~ American Firemen--NeW YsTk Fire Depart.
-. - ment 4--' 5saG.i"gy1r res : 81. -''- -
Scientific Nohces--Farmers' Department. ;ia
-arl7 ~ Engravngs in Nh L. = 'ss 'F3-i-f
gEew York Fireman and Engine A.1ra=4.' = ,-i+
Gosiuneof the C1ief Engineer err -o-si n
,FalcaDs45iN hale Fishery - c.i i.'' l7i f''
ARRIVAL Of the English at Renoake = = .y'tA 'n
Peruvian. Tanss=-Map of Oregon, sc. Be- l2 ~
Terms 81 so per year, or III cents per month.
q Address ~; - w. M HARRISON,
.41y Periodical Agent, NosS8N. Gay street,
- VI ID PaItimore, Md
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.E6NREIECIAE REe0KB5...
BALTIMORE BFARFkET,

OFFICE OF THE PILoTr& TRANSCRIPT, I
- ,...l L. .ArnrraT A l84a. ~
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EAST RALTINORE INsTITNTE.lE

EAST BALTIMORE INSTgTETE.A' AZ
yUyEIE DtITIHS of this institution will be resum
cd on TUESDAY, September lists and early anDli4,
eaonis desirable, TO s. Mex. R0SZEIs who will he
in attendance Mt shisrdwelna CRANKY street near
High every day during the HOLIDAYS from i0oeieek,
A. NJ To close the concern for the last year. patrons
are respectfully solicited to close ccounts.s few adj
dtional Boarders will be received hy SIC ROszahand 4
Mex Reszel az 500 ger year. every thing in
cluded, viz: boarding, washing and tuitop,n 90 10
rF!,,,tyg s,i.,,sa. C.iRO7ZEI,,. PuneiPel. "a
~ s. Nick. RosZEIieAa NJ. "a
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Every measure which would have the effect of
spreading the lights Of religion and knowledge,
and to bring the different nations Of the earth in
to close communication, and binding them to-
gether by the hands of harmony, love; and COM
men interests, must have beneficial results. Such
believe would be the tendency Of MIR. Waite
mares exertions LEWIS +. LINN, -s.
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i NARGl-Will shortly be pubhehed, in a pamphlet,
the whole OF the Controversy between thaUeV Il
i o. Breckiutidse D. ~. and Dr. s. Amman, with an an
swer to DIR. BIS letter of August lst By Dr.. Al.
k''i---s'' . =
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+ the more cordially concur in'the' approba7
lion expressed of the, enterprise of Mr.. Vatte-
marcy because it proceeds from citizen Of
France, distinguished alike for her early attach
ment TO America; for her general philanthropy
and devotion to human libertys and for the ge7
MUS, the science, the courage and enthusiasm,
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PROCLAMATION;

NMTHEREAS, the honorable ELLIS LEWIS
wv President of the Courts of Oyer and Ter
miner and General Jail Delivery, Court of Quarter
Sessions Of the Peace, and Court of Common Pleas
and Orphans Court, in the eighth Judicial District
composed ofthe counties of Northuinberlahd, ,Union
Columbia and Lycoming; and the Hon. WILLIAM
MoNTsoMERT and LEONARD RUPERT, Esquires,
associate Judges in Columbia county, have issued
their precept bearing date the 25th day of January
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and forty, and to me directed for holding
Il Court of Oyer and Terminer and Gen-
cal jail Delivery, General Quarter
Sessions Of the Peace, Common
=, Pleas, and Orphans Court,
IN DAN\ LILLE, in the county of Columbia, on
the third Monday of March next, (being the Goth
day and to continue two week.
NOTICE is therefore hereby gipen to the Cor
oner, the Justices of the Peace, and Constabes of
the said County of Columbia, that they be then and
there in their proper persons at ten O'clock in the
forenoon of said day, with their records nquistons
and other remembrances to do those things which
to their Offices appertain to be done. And those
who are bound by recognizances to prosecute
against the prisoners that are or may be in the Jail
of said county of Columbia, to be then and there
to prosecute against them as shall be just. Jurors
eequested to be punctual in their attendance a
greeably to their notices.
Dated at DanvilIe, the goth day of March in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hum
dred and forty and in the Gath year OF
the Independence ofthe Unl.ed States Of Amer
lea.
WILLIAM KITCHEN, Sheriff.
Sherff's Office, Danville, I
March goth ls4o
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TRAVERSE JURORS
For .Aprii Term, 1910.

For .4priI Term, 1910.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Boone, Robort Ha,
genbuch, Charles Ksler, Samuel Ludwig,
Lewis Maus, John R. Meyer, Samuel Me-
Itch.
Briarcreek.--John Snyder Joseph Pin
kerton, John Mariz, Jacob Hill, John T.
Frease, Lewis DIETRICH.
CdttG,oissG,-JoelE E. Bradley, David
Clark, Daniel KeeEer, q. d. Leib, John
Ziglar.
Derry.-GeOtgs Billmsyer, wiIliaA
Bradley, John Craig.
GreenwOOd--John r. Albesou.
HenalOek'-ROberi Russell.
Jaekson-Thomas Hess.
LimeStons.-JOseph Gibson.
Liberty.-William Campbell. o..
4MadiSon.-Richard Fruit, Reuben Wit
son.
MahOning George B. Brown, John
Dean, Samuel C3ulich, Jacob Sechler, David
Stuart, John 'Nils5n.
Dfin.---Robert B. Brown, Joseph Kir.
kendall, Nathan SAyder.
Mount Pleasant. George ApplemAn,
William Kitchen. John H. Vanderslice.
Mohteur.-Mathias Girlon. Thomas
Hartman, David Rissel.
Rogring Creek.-Jonas Benningcr, lsaac
Rhodes.
SugGrloaC-Elexander Colley, Benja-
min keelef, Tunis Ksres.
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NOTICE
is HEREBY GIVEN.

40 AA6hGD Wv G4Ns
TO all legatees, creditors end other per-
sons interested in the estates Of the Iespec-
tive decedents and minors, that the admin
istralion accounts of the said estates have
been fled in the Office Of the Register OF
county Of Columbia, and will be psesented
for confirmation and allowance 10 the Or
phan's Court, 10 be held at Danville, in and
for the county aforesaid, on Tuesday, the
2lst Of April next, at Q o'clock. p. NJ.
The account Of George Hid!ey and
Levi Aikman, jr. Administrators of the es-
tate Of John w. .Aikman, late of Bloom
township, deceased.
Q The account Of John Fruit, Admins
traitor Of the estate of Catharine Watson,
late Of Madison township deceased.
3 The second supplementary account of
Jacob Miller, administrator Of George Mill
ler, late Of Cattawissa township, deceased.
The account of William Clayton, Ex-
ecutor Of the last will and testament Of
Thomas Clayton, late OF Cattawissa town
ship, deceased.
The account of John Rhodes, admin
istrator of the estate of Caster Rhodes, late
of Roaringcreek township, deceased.
The account of William Welliyer and
John Gilaspio, administrators Of the estate
Of Francis Rote late of Madison iownshlp,
deceased.
The account of Jacob Demott and John
Manning, administrators OF the estate Of
Francis Rote, late Of Madison township, de-
ceased.
The account Of Richard Demott ard
Nancy Kitchen, executors of the last will
and testament of John Kitchen, late Of Mad
ison township, deceased.
8 The account of Jacob and Micheal s..
Rishel, administrators Of the estate Of Jacob
Rishel, late of Hemlock township, deceas-
ed
PHILIP BILLMYER, Register.
REoIsTER's OFFICE, Danyille,
March lS, 1882
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For ''rhe Columbia Democrat"
MATHEMATICAL QUESTIONS.

A merchant has four gross of buttons,
which, for distinction, ] will call no. /, 9,
and 4. The price of ~ butt6ha; from
the pack no d is equal to the price Of 25
from the pack no. 3. The price of 6, no.
3 equals Is no. l, The price OF 6 no. Q,
equals the price, Of ., no. /. And the price
Of IL, no. |, equals the price Of 8, no. /.
II tho price OF doz. no. be subsirac-
ted from tie price of 8 doz. no. 2, enough
will remain to pay for 9 doz. no, ,, or
dOz, no. 4. And if the proe of doz. no;
4, be suostracted from the the price of 0
doz. no. 3, enough will remain 10 pay for
10 doz. no. /. The price of doz no. 2,
equals the price Of dog. no. l. And the
price of doz. no. 4, equals the price Of 5
doz. no. 8. The price Of no. |, is s-65 of
the sum of the prices; that of no. 2, 1865
ahd that Of no A. 5-l3. What is the price
of each pack.
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BAR
.EgeaaeGDGGgE.
10 70 EDGAR

WOULD respectfully inform his friends
and the public generally that he has remov-
ed his shop into his dwelling a few doors
above the Hotel kept by f. Howell, and
nearly opposite the dwelling of Charles
Kaler, where he may always be found rea-
dy to make up all garments ntrusted to his
care, with deafness and despatch Thankful
for past favors, TO such as have encouraged
hlm heretofore. And by strict attention to
business. hopes still to merit larger share
Of public patronage. A good fit insured in
all cases:
N. B. Az kinds ofcountry produce taken
in exchange for work. And The Reedful
never refused.
Bloomsburg, April IL, 1910.
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LORENZO.


The following Gard will explain to The
public the cause Of tho delay Of the April
humber Of the Democratic Review which
will be issued in May ia a double uum-
Der.
The Editor Of the Democratic Review
has received an article Of great length and
tnuch interest, from friend in Paris. emit
lied "France, its King Court, and Govern
inent." Il is the production Of an Amer-
han gentleman, whose literary character
through6iI the Union is sufficient guaran-
~ for The ability and authenticity OF his
Statements, while his official position Il! the
court of France has given him access TO in.
formation and materials beyond the reach
OF other individuals, which have been free
ly nsed in the treatment of his subject
"Much Of il is the result Of information re.
eeived from the King in repeated cOnversa-
tiOns, and this part relates TO the United
States. aud contains an account of his ad-
ventures there" adventures which have
never before been made public, and which
from The subsequent fortunes and present
elevation of louis Philippe, present some
of the strongest contrasts of History and
personal romance. As this paper will oc-
cupy the entire space oil single number Of
the Review, and could not be divided with
,2rOprety, in order TO accompany Il with
I've usual variety Of articles, the number for
April now ready, will not be issued, and a
double number will be published in May,
oontaining,in addition to the article referred
to, the usual amount Of political aud mis-
cellaneous matter that is given in the Dem
ocaritc Review. A portrait Of Louis Phil
ippe when in the United States. Will accom-
pany the number, and also, a portrait Of an
American Statesman, forming Mo- NVlll
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CAUTION.

THEplbIic are her.by cautioned sgainEi
purchasing certain house and lot Of ground
situate in bloomsbury, advertised 10 be
sold by the Sheriff Of Columbia county al
Danvile, on the 2O,h day Of April next, as
the property of Philip Stetler and George
Lilly. As the title, Of the said House and
lot is in the Subscriber and not in the said
Steller or George Lilly, the right of pdr-
chaser will be contested. +, ~
CATHARINE LILLY.
Bloomsburg April A, ls4O.
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GRAND JURY

For Apra Term, 1910.
Bridrereek. Samuel Adams.
CdttatCissG.-Phillp SeaSholIz, George
Hughes.
Derry.--JOhn Blee, Solomon Giss, Evan
Hendershot.
Fishing Greek. John Garmah.
Liberty.-John M'Williams.
M6iin.-David Davis, Charles Hess,
William Savage, Jacob Yohe.
Madison. p. Ewes, William Hen
dershot.
MahOning Peter Bright, David Philips
Monteur. Richards.
Mt. Pleasant, Ale, Isaac MUS
grove.
Roaring Crsek.-Peter Herbein Henry
Metz, Jacob Hsrncr.
Sugarloaf.-COrnslius Coleman, EzeEi.
el Cole.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-04-11

We are not one of those who often praise
patent rights, for the most of them, arc mere
catch penny concerns, calculated 10 swindls
the eredulous, aud impose upon the commu:
nifty, but we yesterday witnessed the opera
tion of patent brick oven, with which we
were highly pleased, and what is better still;
we feel confident 1t will please the women,
which is great desdera,um now days.
II is so constructed that the heat surrounds
The part occupied by the bread and can be
constantly kept at any degree Of heat you
please, so thai when one oven full is taken
out, another can be Immediately put in his
place, without waiting to reheat the oven.---
Every family should be possessed Of ono
Of them, as they are great saving Of wood
and time, and will keep the women good
na,sred.
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NOTICE,

5 hereby given, that have bought Of Jacob Bar
iger, the following property, to wit it:-three scres
Of Wheat in the ground sixteen Of Rye in the
ground, one plough, one harrow, one bay mare, and
two hogs and have left the same in his possession
for my use, and disposal, and worn all persons not
to purchase or moest them in any way.
CONRAD BRED BENKER
March, 7 lsSO.
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WANTED
A JOURNEY MAN COOPER.

THE Subscriber wishes to hire Jour
neyman Cooper, 10 whom good wages and
steady employment will be given.
ALSO
An apprentice to the Cooperiig business
is wanted Immediately. smart active lad
will receive good encouragement upon ap-
plication to WILLIAM KELLY.
Bloomsburg, March %, lS4C.
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTEkS
Remaining in the Post Office at BIoomsburg
at the end Of the quarter ending on the
3lst day of March, 1910.
Bealig Christian Moore John
Biddleman Valentine M'Murtrie Margaret
Burnett John Meyer Angehns
Baker Malangton Nungesser Jacob
Boon Bon. Newhard Solomon
Caby Jacob Philips Rebecca
Everl Peter Philips Ann
Echert Jacob Roam Samuel
Fulmer Daniel Rees Thomas
Fry, sen. John Slanfer Joseph
Gilmore Andrew Snyder Daniel 2
Gger Solomon States William
Henrie Polly Settler Christina
Henrie Mary Shannon Jesse
Hardy Mrs. Springer Man
Herring Chnst. Squire Ebin
Harvey Mariners Townsend Sampson
Hartman Thomas W.; Wren Thomas 2
Ink Einry tVahlFarth Doct. #. r.
Jacoby John Wetzler Elizabeth
Kahler Esq. Webb Joshua 2
Kaufman Moses Vice Joseph
Lilly George WraR Gorg
Meleck Andrew Welliver Jacob
Mackalvin John Yoke Sebastian
M'Lsughlin Charles Yost George
Meyer Doct. VI. Robinson William 2
Miller Peter
D. RUPERT, P. NJ.
Jan. i, 1910.
Those inquiring for any of the above let
,ers will please say it is advertised.