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Never Spells,
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should .. most
down The Old Dr. such Load
FER A Ma s: s M purchaser who have used
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sp. mn, md da "a. ss, no~ \ hs ''y unlike
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genuine scientific medicine, ~
used e and Ths are incapable Of CHANCES
M frauds thr unfortunate
maniy hde hope " The dsrang bosom health
soGr md Si' FousD 4, oYSs olD
and means TO bring his Is47 - rr0''
Grand Universal Concentrated Remedy,
learn and know, by Joyful experimental -
Transcendent Power to Heal!
and thus have having ou.snd
md millions from ha bed sickness
long life Of vgor and usefulness ,hsmselves r families
Principal Office lo2 Nassau street, N. Y. FF
n5-PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE or
SI4BOT7LESfr FIVE DOLLARS-n
FIR sale in Washington by The Jolotring Druggists.
SAMUEL BUTT,
Corner Pennsylvania ar. and opposite he Iping Hotel
I'D. q W. H. GILMAN,
Pennsylvania Broion's Hotel
J, r. CALLAN,
Corner e and IN 81. Opposite General Posi- Office
NJ. DELANY, r
Corner Pennsylvania apenue and AZ ST., and
.a .+t t. RiDGEIY d. Co.,
np IDLY lPennsy'ronia ure,ine near West Market.
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WAsHIsoroN, January "a, 1879
Mr.. O. Hersions.r-DEAR SiR:--l have been for some
time troubled with Sick Headache, aud take pleasure in
saying, that In the Of DR. Dresbaeh Kuhn Pryors
Dyspepc Cordial have invariably found relief from
single dose, consider il valuable medicine.
Very respectfully, ~ w. McGREGOR.
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TE WASHINGTON, November q, 1871.
Mr.. c.. Htrsfons. This disease had 70. years
an alarming degree. Your Dyspephc Cordial deserves
more than passing notice from My case was OF the
most distressing nature and the conflict between my
mach and food often severe the stomach oahing the
pain Add this greatly depressed spirits, It'll debility
nerves Weakened restless nights frequent starting with I'M
pleasant dreams. To describe my situation IL difficult
Physicians consulted, various medicines tried but
nothing my until met with your Onio medicine
named Drs Dresbach, Kuhn and Pryors Dyspeptic Cor
dial Soon after using it my dsordered stomach became
soothed continued the medcinea perfect has been
effectcd-my health IL good and bas been for more
than year can any article Of diet without any
Inconvenience In my case this valuable medicine is in.
conesthe My case Is well known TO the Rev James NJ
Hanson, having been associated with him. In the same
room, for some years In the General Posi- Office
WIN s, DARRELL.
am fully convinced that the above statement Ia
JAS NJ HANSON
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rfEt e.. 81 A-l4 JAo M dANSoN
INTERESTING CASE OF CRAMp CHoLIc.
Chclcs always distressing sometimes fatal article
Dresbach, Kuhn and Pryors Dyspepic Cordial has DONE
certainly ought TO be made public
of anything acting 10 promptly in giving relief The follow
ing are amongst others confirming the statement
NEAR EoTTNamAM FRINGE Georges Co., ~, July 4 lsia
field Of my hands seized in violent manner be-
eyed to be cramp cholic and became convused in his
entire syscmis hands, his fingers toes DC. contracted
and all his limbs distorted In an unnatural way Eight men
employed in rubbing his hands and legssng whis
liquor For two hours more the process continued
without any abatement In the disease the man during the
Moydays about mile o 10 try ann anything could Be- soi
there to afford relief They sent me about two spoosul
medicile named Ds Dresbach; Kuhn and Pryors
Dyspeptc Cordial His extremties had by this time be.
come quite codthe pulse had ceased 10 beat-indeed
did not think he could live ten minuessuch an object
before Witnessed During the paroxsm large knots
would run up and down his egs-men rubbing him con.
siantly now commenced giving about onethlrd Of The
change for the better In ten fifteen minutes gave
the quantity Of the medicine and found his pulse had
dial at about the same interval soon aer taking the
portion he entirely relieved Of the disease
was now conquered and state o. ease ensned Inc con
and limbs We continued the rubbing process some time
after the spasm ceased ss#
Cordial had been given, and after the had subsidized
the relieved and lying before him hearing
Cordial had saved his fe Dr. Maccubbin after
DIR. and his opinion conceded the subject with him.
think duty 10 the public to make this circumstance
known MICHAEL CARROLL.
BALrIsioRB February q, $780,
Mr. G. Herstons:--DgAR SlR--Having been subject 10
attacks Of Choc for long time which length became 80
frequent that afraid 10 eat or take drink OF cold
water At about this tme Gone year ago. was advised
10 Try Drs Dresbach Kuhn and Pryors Dyspepc Cordial
sold by you that Il would certainly do me no harm, and
might do great good to whichI consented, and com
menced using II, taking table spoonful Immediately after
eating my meals very soon found was doing me good
in case Of attack And am pleased 10 say that have
scarcely needed any other medicine since that time, and
have mad but attack Of cholc since that time, and TINT
but slightly having the remedy at hand which was soon
in requisition with effect You may readily imagine how
grateful feel at having such remedy remembering that
had suffered nine hours Of agonizng pain In the last at
tack, before receiving said Cordial.
keep said Cordial constantly in my house and do not
venture from home without taking with me small guam.
tity would not be without deprived Of any
! VIM ANDERSON, No II Hanover st.
For sale by j. F. CALLAN. III q
II. S. PATTERSON, as.
Georgetown by o. NJ. LlNTHlCUM a
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE 1876 FULTON STREET, N. Yost
Sun Building. s Z. ~ =.
DR. T. w. DYoTT 4 SONS, GENERAL AoKsrs, No
30 North Second Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Agent for Washington City, CHARLES SToTvT DRuo.
sisT corner 7ih street and Penn Avenue r ~
uf- Also, for sale by Druggists generally e
Ut- NONE GENUINE UNLESS PUT UP IN THE
LARGE SQUARE BOTTLES, WHICH CONTAIN A
QUART, AND slgNRp WITH rHs WRITTEN sioHAruRE OF
s p. TOWNSEND, AND HIS NAME BLOWN IN THE GLASS.
n~ ID II. ID Y OFT. -Cu
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PETER BROWN, n Little st., Brookly,
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

THIS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARlLA has been ex,
pressy prepared IN reference to Female Complaints NJ
female should neglect to take it, IL certain preventive
Tor any of the numerous and horrible diseases 10 which te1
IRE subject Is valuable for those who approaching
woanhood Is calculated assist nature BY quicken.
Ing the blood and nvigorang the system Indeed This me.
dcne Is Invaluable for all the delicate diseases TO which
women subject
II braces the whole SYSTEM renews permanently the ma.
ural energies by removing the impurities Of the boodby
so far stimulating the system as 10 produce subsequen.
relaxation which Is the case Of most medicines taken or
emale weakness and disease.
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Class No. a.-cotton canra,,.
haMmock do

The cotton canvass per bolt Of SO yards, and 20
inches wide. Hammock and bag stuff 10 con-
tain per bolt so yards, and ~ inches wide--per
sample.
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MERCHANTS nom the SOUTH and WEST would
wi be amply recompensed by making cheap purchases
for CASH, by calling al the
CARPET, OIL CLOTH WINDOW SHADE DEPOT
Nos. Il 4 20. North Seeond Street. Philadelphia,
Second flor, ONE door beiow Chrfsf Church.
1000 pieces Of Wilton, Brussels Imperial Ingram, Dam.
Looking Glasses Blinds, Window Shades and Maitings,
wholesale and Retail, VERY Low.
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RHEUMATISM AND PILES.

SEPTEMBER 16, 1876.
DR. TowNsRNp--Dear SirMy wife has been, for SIEVE.
raj years, afflicted with Rheumatism She has tried many
different remedies to obtain relief but all to no pur
pose. She finally induced by seeing your advertise.
ment, to give your SARSAPARIfLA trial was also
together with man IN my employ) badly troubled with
the Piles, and by using small quantity or your Sarsapa
rlla our complaint was completely cured. consider IL
one OF the best Of medicines and would advise all who are
afflicted TO give Il a trial
GARRrT GARRABRANT,
l22 Market street, Newark.
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DR. TOWNSEND Sr--I have the pleasure 10 inform
you that three OF my children have been cured Of the cro.
lula by the use Of your excellent medicine They were a
cted very severely with bad sores have taken only four
boltes took them away, for which feel myself under
deep obligation. Yours respectfully,
ISAAC ". GRAIN, los Wooster street.
New York, March l. lSt7 ''
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JOHN JACKSON Esq, Editor Of the Railway Republi.
unpublished the above certificate and remarks in an edl.
hrial as follows:
TION OF SARSAPARILLA appears be one OF the most
extraordinary character We publish to-day two certificates
IN It's behalf from Capt Mclean Of this town. and one
from the Rev Mr.. White, Of Staten Island, gentleman
well known in Railway Capt Mclean believes the medi.
cine to have saved his life and Mr. White seems to enter.
tan an equally strong confidence in its efficacy Intelligent
men Ike these would not praise strongly what they did
not fully believe to he deserving. Is
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Capt G. w Mclean, Member OF the Legislature and late
The United States Navy has kindly sent the following
certificate. II tells Its own story. n
Ii r RAILWAY, Jan. 3, ls47
year since was taken with the Influenza, and nv
whole system leit In debi,aed state was induced 10
try DR. TOWNSEND ssARsAPARIILA, and after taking
butte it entirely to the said Sarsaparilla have continued
taking Il, and find that improve every day Ibeiieve il
saved my life, and would not be without il under any con.
alteration. EA#s Si q. w. MCLEAN.
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YOUNG LADIES, READ THIS,

You who hive Pale Compilations, Dull Eyes Blotches
the Face, Rough Skin, Freckes and are out OF sp
rits,,' use bottle or two OF DR. TOWNSEND'S SARSAPA
RiLLA. will cleanse the Blood remove the Freckes
and Botches, and give YOU animation sparkling eyes fine
spirits and beautiful complexion-a Of which are OF i'm.
nense value TO UNMARRIED LADIES.
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sCRoFULA CURED.

This certificate conclnsyey proves that this SARSAPA
RlLA has perfect control over the obstinate diseases
Of The blood Three persons cured In house Is nnpre
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-11-24
"A Very PalpabIe Hit.

We are somewhat like the Dutchman,
who came out to his milkman one morn
ing, with two vessels, instead of one, as
usual. "What is this for, says the man
of chalk, what do you want with the two
vessels?" Wy, says the old gentleman, dis
is for de water, and dis vor de mile, und |
mix EN- to shute myself"
We too, like every thing by itself, and
then we can suit ourselves in its mix
ture. We intend to apply the anecdote to
the universal Wing party, which, accord
ing to the "Daily News" is composed of
two destructive parties, the drones and
the workers or in other words, those who
"hurra," and those who do something to
"hurra" about.
The "News," which by the way, we
like, as being radical whig paper, and
not milk and water ; speaking upon the
subject of Col. John W. Forney, of the
Pennsylvania, being Speaker of the next
House of Representatives gives its party
poke under the short ribs for taking more
care of the acater than the milk. We think
with the "News" that "the laborer is wor-
thy of his hire" and Col. Forney, has
strong claims, which we hope will receive
due consideration. His works praise him,
we need not. The "News" proceeds to
say
"Locoiocos always act upon this prnci-
pie, and if the Whig party had done the
same, there would probably be no doubt
now as to the Wing complexion of the next
Congress-
"Do you take, Zachary, do you take ?"
We wonder if it is not a sly cut at the cab
met! Well, the Wing party are certainly
in bad state of condition, and it must be
that from the cabinet down 10
the negro Post Master in virginia, the an.
pointmcnls give universal dissatisfaction
But this is no concern of ours, it is a famj.
y quarrel, and while we remember and re-
ward our friends, the wings may FORGET
.heirsl
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Twelve Thousand Victims.

1t Is stated officially, by Wing correspondent
Of the Philadelphia AoyH lima iran, that Mr.
CoLLAMER, the Postmaster General, has removod
t10O Thousand Ggdt hundred aad seyeaty. Inn,
Democratic poslmasters, established suSnew ms,
offices, and discontinued some 900 which were
held by Democrats This is an aggregate an.
polntment Of $3.50 Wings in the shor, snare -,
twelve months s. The New York Heralr, co,.
respondent swels the list Of prescribed under
this "Washington era" to twelve thousand Ho
writes -
The prescriptions oflhe cabinet are ccr.
talnIy wIthouta parallel in the history Of
the government. The number ornostm,s-
ters turned out amounts to about 400. to
which may be added a thousand clerks
cqucl to four thousand explosions IN ono
department, in nine months. There are
perhaps, some fifteen thousand postmasters
yet untouched; but every Office that NAYS
Is already aPproPriatcd-those that remain
average from 20 to $50 a year. In tbc
Home Department, large and small. denp-
ties included, there have been probably
not less than four thousand chances made
In the Treasury Department there have
been, including clerks, lighthouse keeners
&C., some three thousand more. and sbow.
ing only thousand for Mr.. CLAYTON Mr.
Crawford, and Mr., Preston, we have in
nine months, list representations. for the
cabinet amounting to twelve thousand -
The exact number Of Mr. Collamcrs re-
movaIs Of Postmasters, is 2s7i, accorJirg
to the books. Now, when the Scn,to
comes to act on all this immense pi.n of
'XecuiIons, you may depend upon it. the
'abmetwiIl be required to rive ,bc reason
'na hosts OF their appointments will be re-
ccicd Indeed, venture q, predict th,,
wing and his department. rrlIb diecon-
,nued as useless incumbup.. mon the
Treasury. "
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man by Ile npme Of CL.5pP br copngrd wD,h q
young nnu of me name NJ g. p Town, ana use, hs
name To pms up sarapnna, WHICH they cHl pr. Flown
send, snr,upedIu denomlnstng ID GEEUiyE, Orgu,l,
This 1on nruls no doctor ppd never wa.; bu, WA
formerly workeroarillfoad, canub and he IKE. Yethe
assumes the title ofDr @r the purpse oganng credit hr
what he is not This is to cauton lhe pn.c not to DO
deceived, and purchase none bat tho GEN0thT omar
MI ON Df } COB Townsend sprnparila having m
Il the Oj Drs liIone~ his tmiy Of arms, and his
sighanrc the coat Of auu,.
Prmeph 0gce, i01 .Tssau IT,, NtD Yrk cis
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@Will not theStar ofthe North, which
gave Frs. r. Skunk Scrteen bundred and
Sir of a majority, do something handsome,
III the way of subscribng-a dollar each
man to building a monument over his re-
mains ! We know that it is unnecessary
to urge this measure upon our citizens
They will not forget to remember to reward
the virtues of our Model Governor: and
thus, incite our youth to emulate his fame.
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SIiunk's MOnuTmeIk

In the fall of ls47, Frs. r. SKUNK, re-
celved majority of votes for Governor Of
Pennsylvania, of nearly SeUenteen thou
sand. After his lamcnted death, the fol-
lowing June, it was proposed in public
meetings, to raise Monument to his vir-
tues, by means of public contributions. -
Accordingly, about $50 subscription pa
pers were sent to asmany different gen
tlemcn, for the purpose Ofsoliciting or rath-
er receiUing the voluntary contributions of
the citizens of the Commonwealth The
subscription was limited, in amount to one
dollar; although any one could give more
ii so disposed. Thus almost every man
could contribute, and have pecunary as
well as patriotic interestin its success.
Few returns have as yet been made, and
m view of this melancholy fact, the time
for making return has been prolonged
TIL January lst, 1850. II is not possible
that the people have in any wise forgotten
SKUNK. His administration will 20
down TO posterity, side by side with that of
SoMoN SNYDER. His pure democracy,
his devotion to the state and her interest;
his proverbial honesty of purpose, his un-
blemished character, his plain republican
manners, have endeared him to .he peo.
pie.
We knQw citizens, thatyou cherish his
memory; we know, that you would not,
Willingly, forget his virtues we know,
that YOU would point him out as an exam
pie to your children; we know, that you
feel, that the honor and prosperity of your
native state, are inseparably connected
with his name; we know, that he has a
holy shrine in your hearts and the hearts
of your children; we know, that he has
an mdying monument in the HIsToRY OF
ALL TIME; but, notwithstanding, we ask
that something be done by his cOmpoers,
10 show how they appreciated his unparal-
lelcd virtues.
John McReynolds, Esq is the Agent
for this County, and let court weeks see
hundreds of dollars on his subscription
list.
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port That they have viewed the public
buildings and property, and find all in good
condlton-ExcePt--the steps which go
out OF the jail into the yard, which need
repalr--Also, some of the locks in the iail,
which need repairing or new ones in place
OF the old ones. Also, 4 table in the Pro
Ihonotary's Offices ne one. Also, Iron
railing put around the platform io front Of
The Court House, as recommended by the
Grand Jury in April sessions ls49. Also,
the State road, commencing at the head of
John Alberson's lane, and to be opened to
near Samuel Mc'Henry's. Also, the road
in Madison from Follmers Mill, to Tits
mans Mill, which is in very bad order
Also, the bridge across the Chlljsouaque
Creek in Liberty township, which was re-
ported April Sessions, ls4s.
All which is respectfully submitted
VENlAH REES, Foreman.
Nov Sessions, ls49,
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SHU.rK .U0&'UyuEA'T.

A very large majority Of the Collectors appOn.
ted in different parts ofth State, to oreceiye con.
tribulions towards the SHuNK MouNmENT, have
not made any return Of the papers sent them, tits
therefore hereby desired, that all such lists should
be returned on or betorethe lst day Of January
next d, FRY,
Chairman EX, Committee.
Or IoHN McREYNoLDs, Esq, is the Collector
for Columbia county, to whom subscriptions for
the above Monument of 81 each, can be made.
->~-~N~-~~y~J~~~~-N~-~O ~ON~-~~S~~~-~-~-~NS~|
Caught Wild-cat MIR, HousToN
RolIsoN, Son of John Robson, Esq of
Bloom township, (near Espytown,) one
day last week treed and captured young
Wildcat. twas nearly full-grown. Mr..
r., received the usual Bounty Of So for
the scalp.
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REPORT:

To "e Honorable Judgcs of The Court or Quy.
Ter Sessions Of the County Of CoIwa5ia.
TnE GRAND INQUEST, for the BODY of
OF the county of Columbia, respectfully re-
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-11-24

DeIegatian from .NeV MeIico. -HUGH SMITH,
has been elected as the delegate to represent the
Territory OF New Mexico, III the Congress of the
Unied States,
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Court Proceedings.
Monday Morning, Nov. 10, 1876

Monday Morning, Nov ~, ls49.
Court called about eleven o'clock - all
three of their Honors, ANTHONY, OAKS and
BALDY, on the bench The morning was
consumed, as usual, in making motions
presenting petitions, going over the trial
list, &C., &c.--alter which the court ad.
Journed until half past two O'Clock.
AFTERNOON.
Court called agroeably to adjournment.
Grand Jury called and charged The
Traverse Jury were called, and a jury
empannelled in the case of the
Comth. vs. Jos Jones, ct al. Indict.
ment Trespass-Bancroh g. Buckalew for
Prosecution, Comfy and Hurley, for defls.
The Jury find Jos. Jones, and George NJ.
Hagenbnch guilty and not guilty as to the
rest, and they are fined each City dollars.
The grand Jury fined Bills in the follow
ing cases.
COmth. Charles Franklin Boch. In,
dictmeot Fornication and Bastardy. The
Jury find him guity-usual sentence.
Comth, VS. Michael Graham. Indict.
ment, tornication and Bastardy. Rocogni.
zance in 200--till next term.
Comth. VS. Sarah Ann Bechtel. Indict-
ment, ADULTERY. Jury called on Tuesday
morning = Peasants and Hurley for prose-
cution. Montgomery and Buckalew for
defence. Verdict of the Jury is that Sar-
ah Ann Bechtel, is not guilty, and that
Henry Bechtel, the prosecutor, pay the
costs.