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JE SC. FOR SIZE.

IN pursuance of the provisions of the same deed, | shall,
onthe same day, at the shop OF the said James Dinwiddie,
proceed to sell, at public auction, the S rOCk OF JEWEL
Ky oi SAID Dinwidlie, then rem aiming on hand. In mean.
time, the said Stock will be offered by him at private sale at
cost. WIN nUNAI, CHRIST An. Trnstre
Sent. 2t-wtlgO.
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Mills for Lease or Rent,

WILL lease or rent the Grist and Saw Mills. beloroinp
4 IL MATT I. Hntter, situate about 3 miles from Lynch
ourg on Burtons creek, together with 100 acres of as good
,and a. can be found IN the neis~ hborhood. A comfortable
dwelling House, containing four rooms and a cellar, has Just
been erected on the premises, and the whole placed under
good fencing. A large portion OF the land is good meadow
and well set in grass. Possession can be had to seed in wheat
if desired. Apply to +. S. HUrTER,
sept io-s Bedford county.
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Also, the House and Lot,

situated between Jefferson and First streets, immediately In
rear oi the house and lot occupied by James Ambrozin,, con.
tanning ab by bb feet. The first named house and lot is sit
nated IN an agreeable neis hborhood and the house being neat
ly finished, is a desirable residence Tor a small family.
TERMS reasonable and will be made known on the day
of sac.
The title TO the above property is / believed to be good, but
| shall only convey such title as is vestcd. in me by said deed
of trust.
WIN. DuVAI. CHRISTIAN, Trustee.
Sen. lT-wt1qD
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Trust Sale of House and Lot.

PURSUANT To the provisions OF deed of Trust, bearing
L date ON the 18th day OF December, 1916, and duly record.
cd IN the Clerks office oi the liust,ngs Court inr the Corpo-
ration ot Iyschbntg, eNecutedhy James Dinwiddic and wife
To the subscriber, ior the purpose OF securing the payment oil
certain sums OF nancy therein mentioned | shall, on the 18th
day oi October, isio, proceed to sell, upon the premises, at
public auction. 10 the hir hci hidhrI the
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SPLENDID SY-LlGHT ELECTRO OAGUERRoTYpES


1--WE SUBSCRIBED hegs leave to call the attention orthe
L pubhe to his new Daguerrean Gallery, which he has Just
completed, and furnished in good style, with an improved
ShhiIsHl, the largest South of the Potomac, and so
constructed as to graduate the light to any degree necess Try
to ensure a perfect likeness.
Mr.. w having successfully applied ELECTRICITY to
ms iormer process OF making Daguerreotypcs, is now ena-
pied TO get the action OF Light on the subject, almost Instant
y, so as to catch even the most vivid expressions ofinfancv.
l ms $ a great desideratum, as IL does away with the here
'oiore long and tedious sitting, which rendered it almost inn
possible tokeep the mobility of features. These likenesses
are iarsuperior IN point of beauty and life-like expression, to
any heretofore produced, as the colours are permanently pre-
served, aud the picture can be seen in any light.
hr' '" would beg leave TO say, that he was one of he first
Z III n~pshNhght., Tor Daguerrean purposes and beingonc oithe
n's that introduced the professional this country, and his
ueeeSs, both North and South, particularly in Richmonda and
norfolk where hehas received almost unlimited patronage for
the last SIX years, which has enabled hint TO employ, constant
YJhirteenaSsistants,a and he is now taking annually from five
u siN thousand liScnesses, W hich he deemsa sufficient ruar.
altee OF the superiority of his Daguercotypes.
raftIcuiar attention paidto the taking OF llkenesses of infant
Shi'd'eh, 'ofpses,copying OF Paintings, Daguerreotvpes, SC.
,iea' Depot OF paSuerreotype Materials at the Richmond
gallery, and tor sale at New York prices.
a calls most respectfully solicited, whether YOU sit for n
likeness or not, ]. ~VUIrEuuRST p.n.
.ali east side Main street, a few doors above Franklin IIo.
'ei, iynchourgj n Main street, Richmond; South Main
street, Norfolk. and West Sycamore street, Petersburg.
F.S-Mr' w respectfully offers a Premium, TO any ia.
suefreoiy peist who willproduce an advertisement, ptirport-
is 10 make ulgucrcutypcs by the G.7LT.I-
December It's
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House and LOT IO,. Sale.

Teysxk The subscriber will offer Tor sale, at public
HXYSfNI auction, ON Friday, the 18th October, tnst }
EFU unless previously disposed of, his HOUSE
d9aAGsryRakS AND I.ol, situated at the junction Of the
@@ASss0AD turnpike aud the forest road. The House is
a comfortable dwelling, 10 which is attached all necessary
outhouses, and an excellent well of water, with u basement
fitted up lor a Grocery Store, and a most excellent stand Tor
that business. Terms liberal, which will be made known on
application othe subscriber, or Charles Phelps, Auctionecr
Oct l-wtl9O FREDERICK MAYS.
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ed. Life cannot be sustained without il. II is tb,ovn m
from the blood and other juices OF the body, and disposes La
this means, oil nearly all he impurities within US. The blood
by this means only, works itself pure.
Would you give physic to UNSTOP the pores q,
would you apply something that would do this upon the .n,.
face, where the obstruction actually exists? Would not his
be common sense And yet l know OF no physician WI
makes any external application TO effect it. The reason | as.
sign is, that no medicine within their knowledge is capable oI
doing it. Under these circumstances, present to physician.
and to all others, a preparation that has this power in iisfulI-
est extent. II is .Mc.4Hstcrs .4ii-H aliug Ointment. ~,
Vorid's Salre. II has POWER to restore perspiratio IN
the feet, on the head, around old sores, upon the chest. ~
short. upon any partofthe body, whether diseased slightly -
severely. When the perspiration is restored, il has Pc ,yER
to penetrate to the lungs, liver, or any other part ofthe human
system, and so to act upon them, il they be diseased, as IN
separate the irritating or morbid PARTICLES thereirom, ande,.
pei them TO the snrisce.
1t has POJPER to cause allexternal sores, scrofulou, I'm
mors, skin diseases, poisonous wounds, to discharge their N
trid matter and then heals them.
disorders, and restores the entire cuticle to lis Lea,
thy functions.
1t is a VI that forbids the necessity of so man,
dcleterious drugs taken into the stomach.
It's REMEDY that neither sickens, Civ es inconvenience
or is dangerous to the intestines or any other part of The BODY
This RE.NEDY Is probably the only one now known. that
is capable OF producing all these great results. lis great val.
ne is in restoring, at once, the circulation OF the fluids when
or derangedby cold or other causes. 1t preserves
while it keeps open the channels for the blood to void ali n,
and dispose fall its useless particles. There is
a remarkable harmony and cooperation between this medi.
and the various functions.
The above valuable ointment is for salein New York. nv
James McAlister, al Fulton Street, andy
JOHN II SEAY, DRuGGIsT.
Only Agent for Lynchburg, Va.
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MAllSTeR'S All.HEALlNG OINTMENT.
Or WORLDS SALyE '

The precedlng fignfe is given =,
represent the ~LNSENSTpIDD
PERSPIR41TON. II j,
great EP.4cU41TON for H..
impurities Of the body. II will
be noticed that a thick clo,,dn
mist issues from all points of ~
surface, which indicates the WON
defiul process going forward
within. This perspiration flows
uninterruptedly when we are ,n
health, but ceases when VIC ara
sick. II should be the care Of cv
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NH Stones.
WE Subscribers, prepared to furnish any number of Mill
L Stones otthe very best quality, atthc shortest notice, at
ms establishment, near Blacksburg, Montgomery county
lie viii also deliver them at Iynchburg, or any place where
hemay make sale, if preferred. Address
Mcdaniel LEE. Lynchburg-or
ISRAEL PRICE, Blacksburg, Va.
January S.-wts
r.. 5 REYNOLDS 4 co. Lcaksville, Rockingh ham GO.
NorthC arolina, are also agents for the sale ofthe above Mill
Stones.
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Horse and Lot.

on third street, in the town oil L,nchburg, designated a. |
No, % IN the plan OF sand town, fronting 20 Zee, and runni,
back VI ieet, II being the same house and lot on which I
said James ,linwildic ~ resides
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15

NIRGINIA:-At rules hold in the Clerks Office of the
' circuit superior court of law and chancery for the county
OF Appomattox, on the 9th day Of August, 1919.
Nathan ii. Hancock and Douglass b. Hancock
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ARTICLES:

Super BOMBAZ1NES; "a and Ga BLK Moussclines; Cash
meres and NIcrinos; Bombazine Alpacas; silk warp
Mexican CLOTHS, second Mourning Goods; English
aud Italian Grapes, Love Wells; Hosiery; Gloves;
BLK Modes, sc.
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.9lsO, Y'riMripe AND Regatta SeSNrs,

Indigo, Nader, Mustard, Bed Ticking, calicoes, Got
ton and Wooilen Cards, Kentucky Jeans, Tow and FLAX
Linen, &c, all Of whici will be offered a bargainio Tor cash or
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Fortune cuts strange Capcrs!
fa5-0NE OF HER p~RANKSl,G3

A GERMAN FAMILY, composed OF an old man, his
"A wife and a brood OF six healthy, and rosy-chceked chill
dren, direct from the "Fathcrland," who arrived in Balti-
more a few days since, on their way to tue " Tar west" was
robbed the day after their arrival by some unmitlgatcd
~scoundrcl, Of a small leather trunk containing Sl,267 in
Gold, which they had brought safely 5000 miles over a
~treacherou sea to part company with Just as they had near
" reached their destination. The distress consequent upon
the realization of their loss can scarcely be imagined. Bot
mark the strange sequel. The father, in passing along
Light Street, was prompted by his lucky genius to pause Tor
a moment at the window oil Messrs. PffElt x co, No.
/, Light Street, in which a large amount of Gold is display
I'd To the gaze of the curious, when lac yielded to an irresisti-
bile yearning to try his Luck in some Of their Magnificent
Lotteries, in the hope TO make up his loss. lie purchased a
Package Of Tickets in the Maryland Consolidated Lottery,
Class No. 125, and our readers may Judge his surprise and
excessive JOY, upon learning alter the drawing that he had
drawn the Brilliant Prize OF .2D,o00, which handsome a
mount this Far-Famed and Truly Fortunate Lottery Firm
promptly paid him without charging him any extra discount,
when he went his way rejoicing. baltimore paper.
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NlRGlNIA:-Atru rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
circuit superior court oflaw and chanccry for the county
oil Appomattox, on the 9th dag of August, lsi9.
Watkins, pi,rGa "'
against
Nathaniel Watkins, Joel Watkins, ir, Andrew B. Baker,
admr oil Edward Watkins, decd, Philip Watkins, Thomas
W hornhill and Martha his vile, formerly Watkins, Rob-
et IA. -" atkins; the said Andrew b. Baker and Louisa c.
hs",Ie' lillian r.. Patteson and Martha J +. his wife,
which sand Louisa c. and MarthaJ. +. are children OF Rob-
et Webb and Polly Webb,dec'd, late Polly Watkins, and Da-
vid Anderson il. & Co. Defendants.
IN CHANCERY
The defendants, Philip Watkins, Joel Watkins, jr. and
Nathaniel Watkins, not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the act of Assembly and the rules
o 4 tins court, and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth: 1t is entered
at rules and accordingly ordered, that the said defendants,
fhllp Watkins, Joel Watkins, jr. and Nathaniel Watkins,
do appear here on or before the first dav of October term
next, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs, and that a copy Of
ths orderoe forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
IN the town OF Lynchburg for two months successivcly, and
another copy thereof posted at the front door Of the cour.
house OF this county on some court day.
A copy-Teste,
Aug. 27-w2m F BOCOCK, Clk.
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Feb. 22-w12m

A 7 Court of Hastings held in nd for the Corporation of
IA Lynchburg, at the Court house thereof, on Monday, De-
cember 1th, ISIS, in Chancery sitting.
I-innaeus Dupuy and Celile c. his wife, plaintiffs,
against
Thomas !. Norman, admir- of Anderson tsannaway,
decd, Maria r.. tannaway, and Virginia o., Cornelia T.,
Eliza and Sarah A. Gannaway, Qhe last four, infants under
the age oftweny -one yearsD by James Benagh, guardian ad
litem, Defendants
This cause came on this day TO be heard on the papers for
merly read and the report Of Charles X. Slaughter, Comn'r
under the decree oi the - day ofJuly, 1SlS, TO W hich there
was no exception, and was argued by counsel, on considc r-
ton whereof, the court approving said report, doth confirm it,
and it appearing To the court that there is a fund not vet due
accruing from the sale Of said lot over and above the pl 'ns' de
cree now under the control of his court, and that there are
creditors of the said Anderson Gannaway, deed, entitled
thereto, the court will at this time direct a settlement of the
administration account, also of the claims OF all creditors
binding the real estate, II doth thel efore adjudgc, order and
decree, that Charles w. Christian, who is hereby appointeda
commissioner for the purpose, do lake, state and settle the ac-
count OF Thomas I. Norman, as admir- Of Anderson Gamma
way, decd, and after warning all creditors oil said Gannaway,
by due publication III one OF the newspapers published in the
town OF l.ynchburg, Tor one month at least, do take an &C
count OF all the debts due by said ~Gannaway, decd, specify
ing such as bind the real estate, and such as do not, and
make report thereof TO court, together with any matters re-
quired by the parties or deemed pertinent by himself.
Acopy-Teste,
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WITHIN 'HV" "WH1 ""T III III" DH"N
PNEEK 4 co. SELL UTE PRIZES!

IN q w. oIIT HE TfkTETo!
FORTUNES O ALL AT THIS LUCKY Gus
A few more of the Glorious Results!
SO, 0O0, whole Ticket, sent 10 Columbus, Ohio.
ss,967, Whole Ticket, sent to Georgia.
$1,000, Whole Ticket sent 10 North Carolina.
$4,000, Half Ticket, sent tu North Carolina.
$4,000, Hall Ticket, sent TO Virginia.
$4,000, Quarter Ticket, sent 10 South Carolina.
$4,000, Quarter Ticket, sent to Virginia.
SOFA, Quarter Ticket, sent t. Pennsylvania.
5000, Quarter Ticket, sent to Tennessee.
$1,000, q iaitcr Ticket, sent 10 Indiana
Every Ptilc advertised by FNFEIt s co are noticed by
the Managers in their Official Reports.
4FplFER s. co. pay their Prizes at sight!
Nothing 50 easy now as 10 realize Fortune!
6 All who read this paper should Try tleir Luck!
A smnll ontlay maN secuIr am lndcpendcnt fortunr!
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Plaintiffs,
against
Andrew d. Baker, admir- of Edward Watkins. decd. Pbil,p
Watkins, Thomas w Tlonhill and Martha his vile, Joel
Watkins, Robert *. Watkins, Merry Webb and Nancy his
wife, the SAID Andrew b. Baker and Louisa e. his wife Will
ham Il. Patteson aud Martha J. f., ms wife the said Loui-
sa Z. and Martha J. E., children OF Robert Webb and Polly
Webb, decd, formerly Watkins, David Anderson ir. & Co.
IL A>a'hahiei watkins, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Philip Watkins, Joel Watkins and Ma.
'hanlei Watkins, not having entered their appearance and
given security according 1.-THE act of Assembly and the rules
OF this court, and it appearing by satisfa Glory evidence that
they are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth: 1t is entered
at rules and accordingly ordered, that the said defendants,
rmip Watkins, Joel Watkins and Nathaniel Watkins, Ail
appear here ON or before the first day of October term mare.
and answer the bill of the plaintiffs; and that a copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in
the town OF Lynchburg, for two months SUCCESSFULLY. and
another copy posted at the front door OF the court house of
this county on some court day.
A~copy-Teste,
Aug. 27-w2m TT + RoroCE ON,
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BALTIMORE.
DRESS GOODS AND MERINOS f:

In splendid new style printed Cashmefes and .Mousselines;
plain Mousselincs, OF all colors; various new fairies Oh
printed DRESS GOODS; high colored, small hgd
and "ball PATTERN Mousselines and Cashmeres Tor chill
dren's wear, low and medium priced Dress Goods in
great variety, Changeable hLrAcAs; very rich dark
French and English CHINTZES; scarlet and maroon
ground Cbintzes; Dressing Robe Goods, in beautiful
new designs: also a new and varied stock OF EVENING
DRESS GOODS, in Embroid'd Muslin, Iarleton and
Thule Dresses; Rich Lace Dresses; soft India MUS
Inns, yards wide Tarlatans; Thules; Grapes dotted
and figured, white and cold Muslins, sc. POO pieces
Luptls' best French MERlNOS aud Ga Caslmeres,
in the greatest possible variety OF colors, "a English
MERINns and Cnhnrp CILOIIIS
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EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.

y consent Of all the parties interested in the estate OF
IL the late Samuel Nuwlin oi Bedford, the executors have
determined to sell, at public auction, upon the premises, on
Monday, the 10Th day Of October next, ri fair, ii mo-, the
ncsi fair day thereafter all the estate ot the said Samuel
NnMlln. derI. consl.iinR Of A
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WILLIAM HOLT, c. II. c.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-11-24
SPECTACLES,

with Gold, Silver, Tortoise Shell, Of all kind oI
Steel, German Silver, and Silver Plated Frames,
and he has the largest and best assortment Of
Flint and Azure Glasses, of his own manufacture.
Tie would particularly call the attention Of the
public to his finest assortment Of Periscopic (not
PeriloCal) Convex and Concaye Glasses for Near
and Far.sighted persons, and for persons who
have been operated upon for Cataract Of the Eye.
Through thirty years study and Practice, he
has reached the knowledge Of suiing with the
iirSt trial, any person on examing their ewes
therefore he had the honor Of attending the prin.
clptl Crowned Heads Of Europe
Recommendations can be shown Tif requredl
from the most celebrated Professors and Physi.
clans in Germany
He has also for sale, Spy Glasses, Microscopes
MagnltNlng Glasses, Eye Glasses, Thread Coun.
ters, and Drawing Mirrors, &C
SpeclacIes Exchanged, Repaired and Glagsc,
putin
C9- Tie will remain In hi. pIs5, Turing Cou.
"''0ms0mG try i.'l. 's'9
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PUBLIC SALE.

NNHE subscriber will sell at Public Venduc on
Saturday the slh OF December, ls40, at 100.
clock, A. NJ, of said day on the premises, a Ger.
tain Plantation or
TRACT OF LAND,
the estate Of Jacob Bower, late of BIarc reck
township, Columbia county deceased,
Situate in said Brarcreek township, Columbia
county, adjoining lands Of James Evans, on the
East and West; Henry Martz, on the North; and
Michael Bower on the South; containing THlR.
TEEN ACRES, and allowance. all of which is
cleared and in good state of cultivation.
There is on said premises, log dwelling
House. log Barn and other outbuldings, &C..
with all kinds Of excellent Fruit, good spring o
water convenient to the door.
ALSO,-At the same time and place, another
TRACT OF LAND
the estate Of Jacob Bower, deced,
Situate on Summer Hill, (nearv adjoining the
above described tractl containing TWENTY
ACRES, part of which is cleared; the balance is
in timber
Said last named tract will he sold intwo eoual
parts, Of Ten AcreS each, to suit purchasers.
Attendance will be given and terms made know
on day Of sale.
SOLOMON BOWER,
.fdminiStj atOr
Bracreek, Nov. 10, lS49.-3ts
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FARM For SALE.

EHE undersigned will sell at private sale, on
4 very moderate terms, valuable FARM
situate in Sugarloaf township, Columbia county
adjoining lands of ReuBen Davis, Matthias Rhone
and Samuel Rhone, within about 3.4ths Of mile
east OF BIG Fshingcreek, containing
EIGHTY THREE ACRES,
Thirty or thirly.Gve acres of which is cleared
land
There is on the premises a good log dwell. /,
ling HOUSE and Stable, young ORCHARD, Fs
and good Spring Of water close to the door Of
the house
- Terms will be made known on application
10 the subscriber. Alaiess--R Benton, r. o.
WILLIAM RHONE.
Nov. "a, 1870 -3s
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MARRIED

On thursday last, in Centre township, by tho
Rev j. Stanley MIR. CoNRAD BrrrENnENpER, aud
Miss LEyINA, youngest daughter Of The late John
Knorr. Of that place.
0J-THE PRINTERS FEE, is dulyacmowledged
In the Bloomsburg Jail, on Sunday last, by
Charles Kahler Esq, Mr. GEo, ANDREWS, and
Miss MARY DRAKE,
On the Sth inst, by VIM. Kitchen, Esq Mr.
JOHN HENSON, to Miss SUSAN ROBINSON, all Of
Danvile,
In Derry township, Columbia county, on the
llth ult,, Mr.. SAMUEL HERR, and Miss CHRis-
TrANA SNYDER, both of said township.
On the sh inst, by Lloyd Thomas, Esq, Mr.
JoHN p FISHER, and Mrs. ELIZABETH HOVER,
late widow Of Jacob Hover, deceased, all OF Roav-
ngcreek township, Columbia county.
On the Goth inst. at Christ Church, by the
Rev. D. Dorr, Mai JAcoB WeLDER, and Miss +,
P, LAMB, both of Wilkesbarre.
In Lebanon Co. Pa, Mr., HENRY BEERBowER,
co.editor ofPennsylvana Telegraph, Harrisburg,
to Miss LAvINIA BREmENBAUGH, Of Myers.
town.
In Potsvie, Pa, MONROE ], HARNER, prin-
ter, TO Miss CATHARINE SPoHN
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PUBIC NOTICE.

VNHE undersigned, Administrators of the es-
tate of JoHN KNoRR, late of Centre town.
ship, Columbia county, deceased having given the
usual legal notice, hereby give Public Notice,
that they will attend at the late residence of the
said deceased, on
Hednesday, the 26M Of December, ls49;
when and where all persons having business with
said estate are requested 10 NEE. with them for
the purpose of making settlements and thereby
save costs.
THOMAS KNORR, } o,.,
JOHN CoNNERjr. 't""" D.
Nov q, 1919 Ats.
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CARIBOU County Gazette.

THOMAS 4. FOSTER, Esq, has revived
the Car5ogs County Ga2cth. Nothing
the worse of having been burned out, and
makes a much better appearance. We
welcome the Gazette, as we also do the
Democrat, by our good friend ToLAND, a.
gain TO our exchange.
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NHE young men and other Of Bloomsbury,
Il Light Street, Espylowu, Buck Horn, {, vic.
lnlties favorable to the organization of a
CAVALRY OR HORSE COMPANY.
Are reqnsed to meet at the Exchange Hotel in
Bloomsbury on Saturday the 21th instant, to day
at o'clock, P. NJ MANY
November u, 1910.
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Military Election.

Agrecably to the orders of the Brigade
Inspector, an election was held on Satur-
day last, for Major of the lst Battalion,
Ist Brigade, 9th Division, p. ", with the
following result: -
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DIED /:

In Cattawissa township, on the 18th inst, MIS-.
ELIZA, wife OF Casper Murray, in the 33d year of
her age,
In Bloomsburg, on Munday last, GEORGE
LILLEY, very worthy man and good citizen,
aged about 63 years
In Liberty township, Columbia county, on
Tuesday Of week before last, Mrs ELLEN GEAY,
aged about go years.
In Wilkesoarre, on Thursday night last, Mrs
SALLY TEErER, consort of the late Mr.. Conrad
Teeter, aged about 65 years.