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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-10-21
e New Orleans, Aug. 20, 1857.
A Glass of Brandy.

1t can't hurt anybody! Why, I know a
person., yonder he is now, a specimen of
manly beauty, a portly ssix-footer. He has
the bearing of a prince, for he is one of our
princes. His face wears the hue
OF health, and now at the age of fifty odd,
ne has the quick, elastic step of our young
men of twenty-five, AID none more full of
mirth and wit than he,land I know he never
dimes without brandy and water, and never
goes to bed withoW a ~terrapin or oyster sup
per, with plentylof champagne and more
than that, he raj 1nevskkuo u TO be drunk.
So here is a Living example and disproof of
the temperance twaddie about the danger
Gus nature of an OEsaSional glass, and the
destructive effect of a Temperate use of good
liquors.
Now it 50 happened that this specimen of
safe brandy drinking, was a relation of ours.
He died in a year ortw after that, of chron-
ic diarrhoea, a common end of those who are
never drunk, nor ever out of liquor. He
left his six children and he had ships at
every sea and credit at every counter,
which he never had occasion to use.
For months before hg died-he was a year
in dying-he could eat or drink nothing
without distress, and at death, the whole
alimentary canal was a mass of disease in
the midst of his millions, he died of mani
ton. That is not the half, reader. He had
been a steady drinker, a daily drinker for
tWenty-e;ght years. lie left q legacy to his
children, which he didnot mention. Scrof-
ula had eaten up one daughter for fifteen
years; another is in the mad house; the
third and fourth of u r$arthly beauty, there
was a kind of grandeur in that beauty and
they blighted, and paled and faded into
heaven we trust in their sweetest teens
another is tottering on he verge of the grave,
and the ouly onejss1M with all the senses,
and each of them is weak as water. WHY
we came from the dissecting room, and made
la note of it, it was so horrible.
. Halls Journal of Health.
Those m496mas must regard their daurb
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-10-21

What utility is there in killing hogs if
hey are CURED directly afterwards.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-10-21

Those mafimas must regard their daugh-
tiers as meredith, who are DESTROYS of get
ting them. off their hands.
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BRANDY MEDIcINE.-A reformed mar over
in Hudson county, N. j., after ab~staining
some years, was told by the doctor, that he
must put a little brandy in his water, so he
obtained a bottle of real good brandy and
took a little-next day a little-next day a
little more, when it suddenly struck him
chat the old hankering was getting very
strong and clamorous. Here said he. ad-
dressing the bottle, look here, you are an
old acquaintance, you are the same that once
mastered me, and made me a slave and a
sOt, a fool and q pauper. Now you don't
come it over me again; Pm decent now =
I'm respectable now I've got a nice little
property and a happy family you don't get
Thorn away from me again, you've got to 90,
doctor or no doctor, cholera or no cholera
there, be off, and away went the bottle out
of the window, and was dashed to pieces
We say to all in like circumstances, go and
do likewise.
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KEEP I'll SABBATH,-Be jealous on
this point, Whether you live in town or
country resolve not to profane your Sab
bath, or in the end you will give over car
ing for your soul The steps which lead
to this are regular. Begin with not hon.
oring Gods house cease to honor Gods
book, and by-apd-by you will give God no
honor at all. Let any man lay the founda-
ton with no Sabbath, and | am never sur
prised if he finishes with the top stone Of
no God. 1t was a remarkable saying of
Judge Hale, that of all persons convicted
of capital crimes, while he was upon the
bench, he found few who did not confess
that they began their career of wickedness
by neglect of the Sabbath.
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although Father lie Bel discreetly abstains
from mentioning the fact it seems clear from the
context that he was permitted to read, and that
ne did read the papers contained in the packet.
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PROCLAMATION.

MOTTO is hereby given chat the
severa, Courts Of Common Pleas, Cen
eral Quarter Sessions ol the Peace, and
Orphans Court. Court Of Over and
Terminer and Jail Delivery, in and fer
the County ofCnlunhia. IN commence al
the CouRT HoUsE, IN BIeomsBuRe. ON
Monday The 7th Day IF December nert,
ToUoNTTNUE ONE WEEK
The Coruner, Jasuces Of the Peace e.
Constables. in and for the county Of CO.
lumbia. ARE requested to be then and there
in their proper persons. with their rolls,
records, inqnisilions, and Other remem-
brances, to do those things to their sew
eral offices uppertaining 10 be done.
Andalt Witnesses Prosecuting IN behalf
OF the Cemmoa wealth against any prs
oner. are also requested aud commanded
10 be then and there attending 10 their pro
per persons tU prosecute agains, him, as
shall be iust---an,. no. TO depar, without
leave At their peril. Jurors are requcst'
ed TO be punclual in their attendance, a.
the time appointed agreeable 10 their no.
tees,
Given under my hand at Bloomsbury the
LIST lay Of November, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ff,v.seven. and the Independence OF the
United States Of America the slsl.
(Gud save the Commonwealth
STEPHEN II. MILLER MT
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friends. vainy affection threw ist ess o'es
the Fastening tenant Of The grave, bu, the
tomb wouM not reIiuquish 'i,s claims'nor
death rs ,rophvto The prayets Of love. He
died, att-t a ,rotac,ed illness oil months,
happy aud peaceful, and in bright hopes o!
The rest which .temaineh for the people OF
God.' Long will his many virtues be cher.
ished, and long with loss be moarued by
all who knew hi:n. Htsfacnlies remaining
unimssRed up TO near, the tn0mem OF his
dissolution, he gave 10 his dis'ressed wife
and children, who pressed around his dying
couch, the consolng assurance, mat ne en-
ioyed an uhclouded ptospec, Of br'9ht and
glorious immortality in The ,riumphso: n''er-
ance of these solemn aSd imptessivs last
words, "my Savior died. ior mel" and when
death al last presented itself, he was wiling
to bid adieu 10 the world and us aiintemenls;
Tor he knew, tha,
The Angel Of the Covenant
Was come, iai,hiut to his promise, and stood
Prepared 10 walk with him through deaths
dark vale" Ddarite Democrut
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~. ~ IL LIZ MIGJ.a

At the residence OF the hrlde's father in
Hun'inatnn Luz. CO., On Tuesday. the 9Th
uIl., by Rev E. Wadsworh, Mr.. Jo-EPH g.
lRlPp, ot Madison county, N. Y aud Miss
MARY l.. DorsoN, OF the former place.
In DsnvilIe, October 22d, 1857, by Rev Nj.
J. Slover, MIR. Thomas c. FowLER. aud Miss
MARGARET A. McFURRN, both OF Bloomsburs,
Columbia conniy, Pa.
On the l7th of October, 1857, ty T. Pat
lerson, Esq, MIR. MARSHALL MILLER, of Far
mount, aud Miss ELIZABETH Hess, oi Sugar
loaf, Columbia county, Pa.
In Danvile, by the Rev. f. Nj. Lightner,
September 2ilh, 1857, Mr.. SAMUEL CREvEL-
ING and Miss MARY Ann LAMAN, 10th of Co.
lumbia county, Pa.
In Lewishurg, on the 29th ul,., by Rev. Il.
A. Fiuk. ELISHA B PURsEL, OF Espy Col. co..
aud Miss MARY E. BRIGHT, OF Lewlsburs, Pa.
On the 9Th Sept, 1857, by Thomas Gra-
ham, E,q., Mr.. VIM. q. KING and MISS CATH
ARINE l.. KLINE formerly oil This county, all
of Tuscola coun,y, Michigan.
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List of Causes for Trial at Dec. Ter m.

/ William Koon> Us George l. Kline ct al
William Koons Us George l.. k'me.
Joseph Siackhouse Us Gilbeu Fowler.
4 Thomas Parker Us John Il. Parker.
5 Isaac Brown Us Rober J Lvon.
Jacob Schuyler Us Wilson Aver.
Z Fletcher B. Dodson et al Us WIN. Long
8 Christian Heist US Daniel Glgef.
Martin Mowry Us Thomas Sackhonse.
10 G,lberl Fowler Us Colbert II. Fow Ter ct AL
IL William Rienhouse rs Sam'l F. HeaGIey
l2 David Hildebran, Us Benjamin Fox.
10 DAVID Wintersleen ct al Us Chris Sauman
II William Conrad Us Daniel Smiih
is James Rirenhouse el al Us Barny Hole.
10 Jacob Warner Us State Mul1 Fire lns. Co
IL John Snyder Us Levi l.. Tate.
lS o c Kahler for the use OF Vim. Robso n
Us Frederick Rabb.
10 Henry Slork Us Nicely s. Hilemau.
20 Adam Slroup ct al Us l., b. Rupert et al,
ei Cornelius MoEuen rs Henry YospIe,
Bloomsburs, Nov. !, 1851
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II.aLa

In Danville, on Wednesday evening, Octo-
Der 2sIh, 1857. HON. VALENTINE BEST editor
ami pu hlisher of the "DdnuiNe InieHigencer,n
aged sc years.
Mr.. BEST Eas born on the 9th OF March.
1901, in Valley township, within two miles
oi this place. His fathers family moved 10
Danvills year or two afterwards, and the
subject of this notice has beer resident OF
DaEvie ever since, with the exception of
few years during his appren''ce,hip 10 the
printing business, and when he worksd AS
composi,or in The city of Washington and a,
Harrisburg. Since The 18th Of July, 1928,
he has been tine publisher and editor Of the
DanVile hteLigeneer, which was previously
published by Mr.. George Sweeney, under the
lille of "Wa,chmau.n In 1899, he was ap.
pointed Proihouotary of Columbia county
and Clerk Of The dferenis Courts by Govern
or PoHer. In 1917, he was elected 10 the
Senate of this State, and in the last year of
his Senatofship he was chosen as presiding
officer oi that honorable body. II was by
his exerlions mainly that the new county OF
Montour was established during the memora.
bic session of 1850. He also held several
impouan, municipal Offices, all of which he
filed with fidelity and honor 10 himself and
The con- n,unily.
Death, in removing the subject Of this obt.
uary, has laid his cold land upon the most
enteafng relations of life, invaded tho peace
aud tranquility Of happy home, and sever.
ed connections that have yielded full meas
use of enjoyment The germ OF an lnsidious
disease has consigned its fruit TO the tomb,
despite remedial power, or tho assduiiy Of
an ahscticnatc wife aud devoted children and
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WnIrE TEErH. pERrrMED BREATH

WnITE TERN, PERrrMED BREATH
AND BEAUTIFUL CoMPLEXInN-c can be az.
qnIred by using the Balm Of Il Thousand
EOW0S" What lady or gentleman would
remain under The curse oi dIsaoree'hIe
breath. wheu bv usirG he "B0im Of Thou
sand FuWCIs' Il, II uu fee, w0nld not only
rrndri II sweet. eu, ,ruNc the teeth as white
NJ .IahaS,et? Ait,t Iersous do no, know
rhru hr"arh - bad, ""d thu Nut j"c' j. so drh-
cate. lhptr friends viii never me- inn II. Be-
ware ut cuuU,rtlrIts. Be sure each bottle is
,yned FEFRlDGE Il CO, N. Y.
For sale 10y AL Druggists,
Feb. 49, lS67-6m.
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Sale of the Nam Line.

When the iriquily Of The sale Of the Main
line wds ccnsummaled, the opposition were
in a perfect Juror oil delight, and declared
that The patronage Of the line was the great
lever with which the Democratic party car
ried the State, and ,hat the sale of the line
would transfer 90, 600 votes from the Demo
cratic party 10 the opposition, How now,
sc miserable false prophelt? Can you ex-
plain? Instead OF weakening the Democrat
ic party, the sale of the Main Line has actu-
aly strengthened It, The infamous bargain
made bv corruption has added voters to swell
the Democratic ranks and rebuke the plum
derers Of The Commonwealth. The Demo-
crss have gained SIX members of the House
ahd TWO Senators in districts through which
the Main Line passes.
A few Years ago, the smallest Democratic
majority in Cambria county was attributed
10 the Portage Ptilroad forces. The sixty
or seventy majority in Gayspor and The forty
in Junia,a Township, according 10 tie Regis.
ter were always owing TO the "bread and
butter palriolsp on the Portage Road, who
were compelled to vote the Democratic tick
Ell, or lose their situations The Stale no
longer owns the Portage Road, and yel Cam
bra county gives 1900 majority. and Gay
sport actually increases her Democratic ma.
iority TWENTY over that given for Burhan-
an az year ago! The stale cry of public plum.
derer., Stale robbers, bread and butter patri-
OTIS, and other elecioneering humbugs has
had its day. The rol,eH demagoeues and
greedy. Office seekers will probably see in
the election just held triumphant refula-
ton of some Of the vile ISLANDERS they used
10 click 10 so perlnaciously, and they must
acknowledge that there is little more iu-
volved in fighting TO maintain Democratic
principles than mere governmental patron
sge.-HoLiddysburg Standard.
The above remarks will apply with equal
force 10 The results in Chester and Lancaster
counties, through which the Philadelphia and
Columbia Railroad passes, and which, while
the State owned il, was always an eye-sore
to the opposition. In Chester, where the
opposition majority used 10 be 10 TO 1900,
the Democrats have elected their whole tick.
ct, Senator, Assembly and all-anJ in Lam
caster county, their once proud and over.
whelming majority Of or 5000 against the
Democrats, is now reduced down 10 10 or
1900, aud we even succeeded in eecling our
candidate 10 Que Of the best Offices in The
county.
The sale oflhe RaiIroad, therefore, instead
OF weakening tie Democracy in this and
Chester counties, as was cor fidentIy predicted
by our opponents at the time ,hs deed was
con,unlmaIed hs- had the contrary effect -
il lits made Chester county democratic, and
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STEPHEN II MILLER, Sheriff:
Public Sale Of Real Estate,

In pursuance oi sn order "i The 0tphan'-
Cour Of Columbia County, on SATURDAY
the 2lst day Of NOVEMBER next. NJ 10
o'clock in The forenoon, Nadpw MrDlwer,
administrator Of Abuer Mcdowell, lap of
Scott township, in said county, drceased,
wi!I expose to sale w public veudur, upon
the premises certain rrdcl Of land silnats
ir Orange township, il lie county OF Colum.
hia, a"lolnirg lands cG William White or
the Fa-' Peter Schuq on the N0rh, and
lands 70: Mathew Mcdowell on the South
and W"'t; containing e'ght acres more Ct
lr.9. There are erected on The prrni-es a
two Story log horsc, AMI Stahl,, "a
P0WD! Il MILL,
Glazing tlousr, Dry House, Slack House. Sc,
and "A water power aPVurtnahf. lde the
estate o said deceased, situate IN the ;own.
ship ol Orange and county aforesaid.
Any pes0n inclined TO 90 inIo the tusi.
ness ui making powde' cau iud 10 property
heHci calculated for the bu-lue.a
JACOB EYERLY, CTk
Saptemhsr l6, 1887
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THE WlT.lEEED HEART.

BY j. =. ARTHUR.
This Isa large l2mo volume, Price 81 90,
with a fine me2zollnI engraving aud is one
oil the most Thrilling tales ever written 10y the
author. II shows how man may seem 10
the world all that is good and uohe aud YET
he a i,rant IN his family, and i"alIy seud his
wife to a mad-hou.e.
We publish all Mr.. AHhur's rev books,
also works OF History, Biography, &C., for
which we wan; Agents in all parts OF the U.
) 10 whom The largest commission will be
paid, also an extra commission it, the way
OF gifts.
]. w. BRADLEY,
AZ North Fourth ST. PhIIadelpnIa, Pa
N. B.-Sprcmen copies sent by mail, free,
on recent OF the ptIce of the book,
Ocl. 27, 1857.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.
Estate of Joseph Jones, late # Column
bia c0Unfy. decreased.

bia county. decreased.
ALL persons Interested viii lake no'lcr
that the undersigned appol"'ed Audniet by
the Orphar's Court of Columbia county, to
settle aud adjust the rates aud proportion. ot
the assets ct the estate OF Joseph Jones, to
among the respective creditors, (which as
sels are now IN the hands o Jacob DeDull,
administrator OF said deceased, according
To the order established by law, will a'trnd
al his ohire, in BIoomshurg, on the 4th day
of December next, ior the purpose aforesaid,
when aud where all persons interested will
attend il they thIug proper.
W WlRr, Auditor.
Bioomsburg. Oct % 81
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New Arrival of Fall and Winter Goods.
DAVID cwENEEEG

Fashionable iltg
0 olmsu
sudbo apparel, including
EAzE1ToNAGLN DAHS3 UyATSq
rockg
cellars
and
o tin
/,
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AUDITORS NOTICE,
Estate Of Dapid c. Bodine, tate Of Col.

tU""tf, U'''tot"s
ALL persons interested will take notice
that the undersigned appointed Auditor, by
the Orphans Couri OF Colombia county, 10
settle aud adjust the rates aud proportions OF
the assets OF the estate of David {. BodIne,
to aud among the respective creditors winch
assets are now in the hands of Phll? Cool,
administrator OF said deceased, according
To tie urdrr established by law, will ahend
al his office, III BIoomsburg, on the An da,
ol December mex, ior The purpose aforesaid,
when and where all persons lnleres sted will
attend II they think proper
W WRIT, Auditor.
Bloomsburg. Nov. 4, 1851.
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NOTICE
sTso The heirs and legal reprefen'.
I a,ives ofYos. pfiesbsch, late Of

L.. a,ives ofyo., Dtie.bsch, late Of
49, Roafinacreek township, in The coun-
ly OF Columbia, dece ased;: 4 =,
You and each OF you " III take noce, that
a, Cour, of Common Pleas, held at Blooms
burg, for The county Of Columbia, on the 9th
day of Mar. A. ID 1856, The petition oil Ma.
Than Dresbaeh and Samuel Hauck was pre-.
sented to the said Cour', representing that tha
lands Of the said petitioners, situate IN the
township OF RoarugcTeek, are now held in
oape o. pledge by two several monaages, 10
Wit: one mortgage in iseor u Yosi Dries.
l,ch made and gwen bs Samuel Esuct, da.
,eJ ,Se a0th dny OF March, A. D. 1892: ons
o,be, M rlssae in favor Of Ynsl Diesbacl
nfor, said. made and given by Nathan Dries.
bach. d.,ed The 2Isl Gay OF september, a. y.
1852. lie t;;., IF whinh NOR gages is record.
ed in the Office lor the recording OF deeds,
&r,, IL, and for the rannly oi Columbia, IN
Mortgage book No. 8 ra-es 1871, and iha
second of which is recorded ~ the same
book, pages 1915; that ssIo mortgages re-
IN ain unss, fed; ard that letters ri admins
lfa;lou on the e.,a,p Of ssii Yosi D,iesbach
have uol been granted; and pfaj ingth said
Cont 10 grant rule upon you Il show cGuta
hy the first day Of September Term Of the said
Court, A. ID. 1857, why satisfaction Of said
mortgages shonld not be eDtered upon tho
record ty the Recorder of Deeds, by the di.
recrrn of ttc sald Court; which rule, at tho
said Sep cuber Term tf said Couri, was con-
timed until the then following December
Tetn o. the said Cour; Therefore ynn afs
herohy required 10 appear on the fret day Of
next D,cemter Term Of sa d Coun 10 answet
the prayer of the peiiluner IN The rase.
Witness my hand al Bloomsbu;g, in ihs
- 81, a.. II "a.
Der, a, D, 1877. .-...--
STEPHEN III MILLER Sheriff
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Special Notices.

WOODLAND CREAM"-A Pomade for
beaufDying tie Hair-tighly perlumed,
superior to any French article Imported. and
fot halt the price. For dressing Ladies N"u
it has no equal. giving ii bright alossy ap.
,,earance. II cansas Geutemeu's Hair To
curl IN the most natural manner. ltemoves
aaudrud, siw a,s giving the hair The appear.
ance OF being fresh shampooed. Price only
tfy cents. None genn,ne unless signed
FETRlDGE & co,
Proprie'ors of the
" Balm OF thousand Nowcrs"
For sale by all Druggists New York.
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Grand Jurors for December Term.

Uranu JuFOTS lot DeCemDer IeFMs
Bloom Lewis Fl. Maus, Barnard Rupert.
Beaver-Juhn J. Dfeisbach.
Briarcrepk-Sre2hen Achenbach.
Cenlre-Mahlon Hicks.
CalswIssa-Benjamin Zar, John Scott.
Frankiin-Jnseph Ri,'er.
Fishlu2creek W!Ilam Buckalew.
Greenwoo4--!'.cpn Keller, Jackson Rob.
bins.
Locns-W'i,am Beach, Samuel Mears.
MaaI>uu-LrwrsS Schuyler, Nelson Knchen.
Mnnt ur-Au Buss.
M,fl Isaac Snyder.
-tlaman John.
Mounrplaasant-Danel Mordan.
Orange-Hlrman r. Kline, Benja min Vert.
man.
Pine--Willam Cashier.
-k-Juhn Wilmer.
Srou--Eh Creveng.
Blnnmsrura, Oct. 81, 1857.
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.sUiiiInr'S NOfire.

E3'l's = BTNI' .4FD1sWII Tifs i RsmldcA f0lrr-
ship Cr,Tnbm County.
THE la-arss- al4 a.i Others interested in
rh- .-'afe OF BI.r' A7p.emaa, late Of Hem
COX township. CrGmta county, will tsks
m g. 'ua' tie ort-r.t4ued appointed By hi.
o-.~au'. CouH c; Columbia coGGty, aGdBoc
o. make trsr,tuuou OF he several oaiancss
III. me bsnts nj CA's5 AprIeHan. Peer Az.
r.sr az art Bats ArTsusn. Executors Ct
b.. = 4 .emdn, decpaSet. xtU a'FanI a;
Ne lljrs ! RobeHF, Clark Esq N Blooms.
2urL, on Thursday, he l9,a day Of Novsm-
Ter neat waea saI where all persons Inser-
es,aL may s..ert q ,apy hiuk proper.
WILLIAM NEAL, +WGll1s
E--,r ~ S--L l. -
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SHARP NOIICE,

ALLpersors knowing themselves indebted
or having un>ei;led Llme arrount- with the
suh.cfhet are hereby nolitird to call upon
Sotomon N-yhard, E.q, who can be found
IN his office every Saturday afternoon, and
settle the same before The first of January
next; for alter which time all uncollecled az
counts will be placed ~ hands OF oilirers Tor
collection RICHARD TORBf.
Oct Al l257
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LADIES BHsESs GOODS,


dkerchie
ani
kid
SHAWS Bay State, Wotv black silk cashmere Emtoer
ed
cnns. nea
roo
Caps We have also Hard
Queens
saulth call tef
o
Bloomsb 1881
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CHARLES STAHL,

ROoE BINDER, has located ~ Blooms
ks burg, where he will biud books, period.
ica!s ani pamphls,s in any desiabts style
and manner; aud al reasonable PRICES. He
will elpd uewspaPets aud magazines, Ptain,
in library syls or in morocco otuamenlsd
Hs has his place oil business in Hopkins.
yils with Mt 7 l>ler
Rl,omshufe, luly II 1887
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Traverse Jurors for December Term.

EEblCIS SO JuEbTS lUl ubCtMDtT ItTus
BIoom-Samuel Shaher James L Ba,kley,
Jno. Whreniaht, X. Giotz, Zebulon Gross
Benlon-Reuhen Davis, sen, Peter Case,
John Mch"nty, Sr.
Briarcreek-Samuel kelchner.
Cpnlre-Levl Aikman, Stephen Hutton.
Calawissa-Samuel Kosenbader, Matthias
Hartman.
FIshlnecreek-Jno. Hess, Edward Unaugs,
Daniel Stricken, Henry Eyer.
Greenwood-John Moore.
"Reminiscences Emmilt, John Gruber,
Jesse OIL, John Fl. Faust.
Locu-'--E'as Hewig, Peter X. He!hein,
Samuel ReInbold, Isaac Rhoads.
Milim Joseph o. WIuerseen, Leonard
kITkrndall.
Mau--Samuel Fisher Isaiah Shuman.
Ufau9r--Juhu Achenbach.
Pne-B"njamin Win'er'leen.
Roann2rreek--Adam Gable.
Sugarloat--Ailuas Cole.
S'on-Danlel Whilmue, JAG OBJ Keller.
Blnomsbure, Ort. 81, 1857.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-04

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praise worthy example 10 avery short time.
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