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3fleoitrnes.

NO. 239 MAIN STREET. UP STAIRS.
MACY-Ihe subscriber has large aud SuperioE stock
OF HOMG1E' NTHTC aIEDICENES,
in ali lie different forms, which IT the
lowest market prices. consisting OF
German and American Tnctures. with al the dife7ent
attcnuatOBs Ui the same;
IrituraOns, from the lst to Sd, and attenuaiiAhs
the
Arnica Incture;
Caendula Urca Urens and Ruta Grayecleus tures
for outward application in quantity;
Arnica Oil, superior article Tor Burns;
Ponds Extract Of Hamamelis. in quamtitv;
Caendula Ointment, for Old Sores, Sore Nipples BrOk
Breasts &c;
Distilled Water;
Pure Homeopathic Alcohol
Pure GlObulcS, six sizes. by the quantity
Sugar OF MIX, Crystalized.
Sugar OF MIX. for trituration and prescription
superior article OF Suear of Milk pure det
for nursing children, highly recommended
30 varieties OF homeopathic Phals from draehm to
quart.
~ varieties and sizes of machine cut velvet Corks
Arnca Waterproof Plaster.
India Rubber Court Plaster.
Several STYLES of of Medicine fnilv use
tanning any number of remedies desired with withous
Old cases refed or medicaed
HOMEOPATHIC BOOKS
now on nand. AMI tor saIe.
Hempels Homeopathic Materia Medica, IS.
NmallS Manual of Homeopathy, last cdithOn. s.
Pulte's Homeopathic Domestic Physician. 81,
Gurnsey's Homeopathic Domestic Ply iean, 81 50.
Tarbell's Homeopathy, Simplidcd, 81.
liempel's Organon of Specific Homeopathy, 81
Epps homeopathic Domestic. enlarged by IarbeAT5c
Smal's Pocket Homeopathy 80 cents.
Gmther,s Veterinary MmuaL2d American ed'a 81 IS
Ruslis Veterinary Handbook 50 cents
Jahr 4 Gruners Homeopathic PharmReopGa Of Pos
ANY homeopathic workshop "a hand VIII be furnished
at the publishers price, if desired.
All the above medicines have been purchased Of the
most responsible pharmacies in the country and are
Orders solicited and promptly executed.
81 au28 osdtf G. ii. JENCKs.
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Qatents.
"a MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS
u. u. EDDY. Solicitor Of patentS.

tLArE AGENT OF L. s. PATENT OFFICE. WAsnIsGToE
80 STATE, OPPOSITE K1LBY STREET, BOSTON.
Alter an extensive practice upwards twenty wears
eonnc to secure Patents in the United States also in
Great liritain France, and other foreign countries
Yeats Specifications, Bonds Assignments, and all Papers
VI tfNss ior iatents executed on liberal terms, and
with despatch Researches made into American or For
elsn works, to determine the validity utility of Pa
teS OF NehtlohSan legal or other advice rendered
in all matters touching the Copies the claims
Of any Patent furnished by RENTING One Dollar. As
slglnents recorded at Washington
ms Agency is not only the largest New England but
through inventors have advantages for securing Patents
o ", ~ e patetanilltN OF mVeilon SlsurpaSS-
ea W II not UNNECESSARILY superior TO- any which can he
pproye that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT TIE PA.
- ~, orFiSE than the sa9seri6er and as STCCESS
liN, he would add that he has abundant reason TO be
lleNe ana can prove that at 10 other once Of tile kind
Immense practice of the subscriber during twenty
past has enb led him accumglae vast collection Of
lhese besides his extensive library u legal and echhn'
ica works and fun accounts Of patents granted r the
ton to offer superior facilities for obtaining patents
All necessity OF journey 10 Washington, to procure a
patent ana the usual great delay there are here saved in
Yentors.
TEsTIMoNIkLs
regard Mr. Eddy as one OF the most capable aHd sue
course CiiXS MASON" Cammssidner Of Patents
have no hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
and capable Of putting their applications in form
10 secure Tor them an early and iay0raSG e3sitrau"h
at the Patent Office. EDMUND III RI T.,
Late Commissioner OF Patents.
.EosTuN, February s. 1858.
MIR. r. H. Eddy has made torme IlIIR1 ZEN applira.
and that is peAdng Such unmstakabe proofo Of
mend ali inventors to apply 10 him to procure their pa
tents as they be OF having the most faithful at
charges JOHN rAGGAKf."
From Sept nth 1851 to June nth 1855 the subscriber
pe eaaS HE'S %TrE% vER Of
deodly Il. IL. EDDY
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CERTIFICATE FROM DIR. HAYES.
dssayer to the State Of Massachusetts,

~ have analysed the Conce tratcd Leavcn manufac.
turcd by MeSsrs. Edw. Chanbcrn Co, with reference
10 It's purity and efficacy U action in producing
ec OF yeast in distrndmg dough and thereby rendering
II ut Tor making bread. his article is Shiiuy com.
pounded, from perfectly pure materials. which leave
nothing bat vegetable salt, which is essentially dcsr
nble iood IN the bread II rises the duu- II without
SUNNI HE sugar ar other principle in the -four per-
lcctll' anu the same weiaht OF flour will produce
sweet, plutdblc bread than he obtained through the
aid Of Yeast While Tor cakes and pastry is invaluable as
II saves all risk, and much time Oi The pastry cook.
The experiments made bt me confirm tile latcmcnts
Of the manufacturers and prove this compound worthy
the public approval ana extended use. Respectfully
\. a. HAYES, State Assaycr,
l6 Boylston St, Boston, SEPT. Is, 1863.
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IEgzE!777z=57H557 NORWICH & WORCES-


.--zl.gz =: mENr, Dec g. 1850
, 9fdiHS Gong Soath Leare Worcester
At go a m. way Passenger lrain} Connectine al
Plaiuhcld with trains Tor Providence and Hartford ar
i m Arriving in Norwich III Sc SON for tam leaving
!. l.; y h r. station (wes sde) at 1910 for New
Ar le.30 m. (way Passenger rrafn) Connects at
N"ngTsier n VIII trains from Bostan Nashua lowell
trains from Boston. Providence and Western road at
Norwich with express train for New London Ncw IIav
en-, and New York, arriving in at 100 PM.
vi 40 p. ~. WAY PASSENGER Irainj Connects al
Con, ord, Manchester Lawrence Fitchpurg &C; ad al
junction with trains from iuston Providence
Providence Hartford arrive in season for this train
W. MESSENGERS from way stations I,r New York, by
At OGp.m, tSteamboat Express Train TOR New York;
ConnectS at Worcester with trains from Boston, on
cord MANCHESTER Lowell, Lawrence. Nashua Fitchburg
&c At Painfeld with trains from Providence Leaves
Trans Goiq North LeoUe Noroich
AZ l5O a. A. OF on arrival Of Steamer Steamboat
TwiGi9 t Lowell Lawrence Manchester, Concord
Al 6t0 a. m. way Passenger Train) Connects at
l9ni"ld Junction With train for Pr violence arriving
~ irovdeee at 800 a M; at Worcester Junction WITH
" Road Tor Providence At Worcester with trairs foi
h"st"n' Nashua Lowell, Ftehbnrg, Lawrence, Man
At 2.Oom. tWuy Passenger Tran.) Arriving at wor
eeesterJmclion in seas or trains to Boston rrovi
dence, springfield, and Albany: Worcester for .rains
to Boston, Nashua. lowell. fIchburg, Ic
Plainteld Junction win and from Providence
and Hartford Teaches Worcester in for express
meh8o in =. 81. N. ANDREWS. Superintendent.
Tgiz57=75='zs577 PROVIDENCE K WOR-
sl...--..5- CESTEB RAILROAD. 90 summer Ar
rangement to take effect MONDAY,
las>e'lsrr trains win leave Worcester for Providence
ana way stations. At 70b l.JO a M. and i0D H. m
II i"r "Ftestef and way stations ~ and
p. irg{tleucc and GNGridge SPECIAL TRAIN. leaves
iTE2 2i a. i;Oo m. Leaye Abrdge at 5.J5a
w m m fa'is trains leave Providence at b.5U S.sO,
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$500 REWAIsD.l
N o q E

DRs. HILL q THOMPSON will continue their usual
moderate charges, In medical or dental treatment
w Letters for consultation must contain one dollar
10 Insure "' answer uu my2
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nc manufacturers Of these Lozcnpes have for wears
ncti 70 possess themselves with suitable
c're OF iii bronchial difficulties ami length having
ciah come before the public with an article which fhev
warrant second to none now in use ~
those afflicted, feel perfectly secure i'm usip5 tho
izehses for they have been thoroughly ties ed during
me past year. as they have been freely Distributed
ahoS an classes of persons and all unite in prnIuucinp
leih luN equal l." any thing OF the kind in the market
me reputation which CHASE d. CO. have enuved for
ue past Twelve wears in the Manufacture ot LuZpnres
at cuu ne relied upon for siren. tn and purity W Ii be
Sudrdhee OF the superior excellence of the Br lnchil
ozeuscS AID their perfect knowledge OF the business
Gset.er with heir facilities for manufacturing, enoble
They can BE- found all the respectable Apothocnres
per ls0N.
Ministers, Public Speakers Teachers Singers and
trial 7 ~ " ''i
GEO r. SfURR POI Main street. will fur ish the
U9e oil worcester and vicinity, Wholesale or Retail
10
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Rallroa0s.
BOSTON & WORCESTER
ssas.sa9arpassa i'C' ~ - :. - - = -
lls5sssss4=ss-s4 SRAILROAD - WINTER ARRANGE.
= lENT, commencing MONDAY, Nov. %,

ss--s%z----zz-ssNENT commencing MONDAY, Nov %,
PASSENGER TRAINS .eave for Boston, as follows:
5eay " W2reester al - EXB $40 a. m 3; AZ Exp
trains start from Foster satiou the other trains
Millhury, $40 a. III. $40 p. m.
We aS y s IV 10 f. F. n M 4is9 81 M
Southboro', 1.3s 10 . a. m. 4.39 p.
Corlaville, I4l 1928 a. IN. 4.42 p.
Milford IiO. $40 a. NJ. 400 p. m.
Northboro'. a m. lilo ..
Marlboro, 7,24 a. IN. lbs, 3.l5 D. m.
Fram IN 525 Steamboat, SOP, 1850 NJ els All
Natck, 7;l3, u, LOO a. m. 225, $50, SIP p, m.
Newton Lower Falls, & i5 9O5 M, l3O $40 p. m. Al
so W., Mednesday at y p m ard saturday p; m.
s S 81 5sa WoT S5 Eqr s o 2S %Sr
at i0.l5 ar l SATURDAY "a 9l2 p m.
go e NJ md 4sO esday lol5 p M On Sunday,
II tn aona ntiS ion %i ANS ces River Branch
For w2rcesteS. At ~ i.so' EXP, 500
S Sil1lI,$}aiyf$ j5a I A. d; ARA '.
Cordavilc; I.i5a. m. l;30, 500 p. m.
A SGin9iF9 7i5 a. p j. 1850 - ~. & a."
Milford ~ a; MI l.3O, lis blNs.-.@
FFarl9i1r%, 1l9 a m ~ t;l5 p M %
Natick, i5 $50 an. lao, AS, $50 pm
Newton, 7I5Wol; s, y a. m. p lao wor sl5 AIS
81 Il n Aso m Satas sJ sS y 5
~ l. 9S9 p m Also. Wednesdays Ills m. On sun
'a ND INV 7s s 3 REp - amy a. $780, EXP p NJ
q New York, via Springfield $50 Exp a. m. EXP. and
Nsw York, via Norwich, 800 EXP. p. m.
Is New York SUNDAY Mail Train at $50 p. m. Ex
press Trains stop only at birmingham.
SIN connection with Trains on Charles River Branch.
Boston Now 2s ,seo E. b gg ~ SUIT
Issssa7d555=z7s7 WESTERN RAILROAD
f:::l53sz:..sE.3 WINTER ARRAEGEnEHyS.-M
7zDAY, Nov. g. lS6O.-New York, Albany
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,MG0i:lnfs.
ID ROFESS OR w O DIS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL.
BLOOD REN0VAT0R.

BLOOD REN0VAT0R,
Is precisely what its name indicates for while pleas
ant to the taste it is reyivtyine, eNherating, and
gthening to the vital powers II also Tevivies,
rensiate and rerews the blood in all its original p-
ritv, and thus restores and renders he system nvul
nera6e to attacks ofdseaSe 1t is the only prepdra-
tio ever offered to the world in popular form so as
to be within the reach f ali So chemically and
skillfully combined be the most powerful tonic,
and vet so perfectly adapted as 10 0cf in peyfecf
accordance ruth the lars OF nature and het soothe
the iGedkeSt stomach. ana tone up the digestive
gans and ailav al nervous and other irritation. 1t
is also perfectly eNilarang in its effects and yet it
is followed BY las>tude dep ession spirits,
1t is compose entirely Of vegetables, and those thor
ouehly combining powerful tonic and soothing prop
Eerties, and consequently can never njure. Such
~medical world both by the thoroughly skilled in med0
-iSa cicnce, and also by all who have suffered trome
Seven 10 that debility follows all attacks of dis
ease and lays the unguarded system open tine at =
'Ieks o. Inc most danterous diseases to which poor
humanity is cons family liable Such. for example, -
the following: Consumption, Bronchitis Indigestion,
SDvsprpsia Loss OF Appetite Fantness Nervous w.
: rtabillty Neuralgia. Papitation of the Heart Me--
diness, and all that class Of cases earfuN fatal
81 unattended TO in time called Female WedknesSa
.Iorpidy; and Liver Complaints. Diseases the Kidz
er 9r o th Of Ume or any gen
t1Ack SlIe, and between the shoulders, Predispos
citation, Difficulty in BREATHING and indeed we might.
enumerate many more still, but we have space ofl}
Shills and Fever but prevent attacks arising from
IL liuel9es' ana cure tile diseases AT once
$stcntlv upon the hillary SYSTEM arousine the liver
Ssccretns OF the system it will nfaliblv preyeIt any
d'etcrious consequences following upon change Of
bottle with hem, and all should take tables oon
iul az least before eating ASH prevents cOsyeuess
and STRENGTHENS the deestv orr ans. should be in
the hands OF all persons utsedentary habits students
n ministers, literary men. And all ladies accus a
TONED omuch outdoor exercise, should always use
cit If they will they will find agreeable pleasant
r and efficient icneY against those ills which rob them
-ol llcI ucdtINs 1Or beauty cannot exist wi nOutS
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nj DICAL IN STITUTE
So Main street, Worcester, Mass,


DIES. HILL a. TITOAIPS
PHYSICIANS and DENTISI continue as hcretofprc TO
consult win the afflicted of either sex, personally or Inv
letter Drs H. and r. consider sunerfuous 10 ailude
70 the universal success which has attended their roc
utr since the establishment OF their Office in Worcester
The Drs take pleasure in Informing the f,irer nor lam
OF the readers OF this advertisement, that they have
higy popular European Remedy Female COMPLAINTS
II Is from the original recipe Df the distlnpishrd pbsi
james Femae Catholic N. 1t will be touud cert ain
remedy. ana warranted not to fail In the immediate re-
muNn of Stuppages Of the Monthly Uatancuia WHIT
aud Failing Of the Womb Married ladies' whose health
WIN not aunt OF an increase Of family, will find II n GER
tam pre- NtnlaNe but ut the same time is necessary TO
cau GCse VINO arc ehcienfe, Mat il they it, mis-
carriage Is sure to be the result
ms mRmuable remedy will be sent tree anywhere
with advice. on receipt OF S. MY ""'-'
The limits of this advertisements will prevent Drs II
!. rom auding to the many advantages patients are
placed by consulting them, and In conclusion they
would Hdd-no SIKH, attention, experience will be
wanting on their part, in treating SUCCESSFULLY the most
obstinate cases of private that come under their
$500 REWARD!i
For anything that viii excel prs Hin & Thompson's
elect, ard syphilis In all its various forms and stages,
Affections OF the Kidneys Gravel, lmp0tency Seminal
Weakness and all diseases OF the Urinary Organs; also
Coughs, Nervous Complaints, Dyspepsia, Constipation,
Pies Scroiula, Rheumatism Liver Complaint Jaundice
and diseases generally.
friendly advice hey tender to ALL that upon The an
preach Of infection disease TO apply at to them
By adopting this precautiOn, the greater difficulty
avoided In cflecting speedy and sure cure.
nOTICE.
DRS. HILL q THOMPSON will continue their usual
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Onlnlbuses.
SPENCER. LEICESTER

SPENCER. LEICESTER.
ET7EHaEN>S[I CHERRY VALLEY, NEW WOR
E'4fz'.4s-l 3L-5-A{@ CESIER, and WORCESTER ON.
T5S .StgoS 5fT- ~ NlBUS. Summer ARRANGEMENTS
%4--s-clA4A1sssSA commencing May, 1885,
Leave spencer rat a. Leave No. Flaggs Block AT
5 p. m. " "
Leave Leicester at a. M, 100 D. M; leave No /
Flass's Block at 1880 a, M, and 5 p. m.
tuesday, Thursday, and SATURDAY. Evenings: Leave
Leicester at $50, and no. Flage's Block at g0'cork
Leave Cherry Valley Is minutes after starting iron,
Leicester each trip w
Leave New Worcester at $50 q. NJ. 1890 a. M 1856 H.
M 2lO D. M, D. m, 40 D. m. leave No. Flagp'g
Block at $50 a. m 1880 a. M, IL m, 230 D. M D. M
p m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave City Hall at p. N.
Leave New Worcester at 10 a. III. and Q H. m Ieavp
City Hail at close Of meetings.
Express business promptly nttendc,Ito
Worcester, March, 1859 DIFF n,rbi9
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We append few recipes, bur it may be used with great
advantage in all other kinds Of cakes, also in fruit pud
lngs and other pastry
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business 3lotltes.
JAMES GRAY,

r l e a t A q IL :,
No. 4 SCOLLAY'S BUILDING,
FREMONT Row. BosToN and WEST NEEDHAM MASS.
Particular attention given TO selling Farms in all parts
of the New England States
He has applications for several Farms in Worcester
Comfy. as sbOVe d9InS
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FOR NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON.
Don AND NEW HAVEN. - The Train leaving
Worcester ut ilUO a M, connects at Norwich with
Train Tor NtW LONDON, NEW HAVEN. and NEW
YORK, arriving in New York by the Shore Line Express
al I.3j p. p. ST. NJ. ANDREWS Supt
Sup'ts Office, Nor. 4 Wor. Railroad,
Norwich, Feb. l. 1860.
Tickets for sale at the ticket Office, Worcester
IL dtf
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Popular Sentiment.

We clip the following from the Greens
burg Democrat, which has Douglas and
Johnson at its head, but supports the re-
commentator of the State Central Com.
mittee
"Col Forney, in the Philadelphia
Press, of late date, proposes a union of
the friends of Lincoln, Douglas, and Bell,
to defeat Breckinridge. The infany Of
such proposition is only equalled by the
impudencc of this paid hireling of Black
Republicanism in claiming to be Demo-
crat. Bought and paid for by the Abol-
itionists, and supporting Judge Douglas
only to betray him, his effrontery is most
brazen and shameless.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-07-28

MERITED PRAISE FROM Hon AU-
THoRITY.-In a recent Lecture before the
Students of the Iron City College, of Pitts
burgh, p, by the distinguished capitalist
and fnancier, j. NJ. Schcrmerhorn, Esq.
President oftho Syracuse and Binghamp-
ton Il. r.. the Lecturer said 4" that he knew
of no place i'll the country that afforded
such advantages to young men as the
Iron City College; and that course oil
training in that Institution was worth at
least $4,000 to every one of its graduates y
Pittsburgh Gazette, June 22, 1860.
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FOR TINE SEPTEMBER TERM, 1850.
81 oom-Caleb Barton, Jr, William Coleman Simon c.
Shivc.
benton Jno Beseine, Patterson Moore, Thos Hess.
BriarcrcGk-A Suit, John Davenport, Jacob Mos.
teller rphram Evaus, Peter liaymnt.
Cattawissa- Samuel Thomas.
Cef tire John ShatTtr.
franklin Thomas Hover
Fishingcreck Hiram Bttenbendcr.
Greenwood David AibrrtsUn, Peter Gitton.
Jacksen-Janes YOcum.
Locust George Fetterman.
Mndl John Deinott.
nhiin john Snyder, Jacob schweppcnhejser.
Rnarngcrruk Charles Eek.
- phIltn Achpnlach
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TRAVERSE JURORS,

FOR THE SEPTEMBER TERM, 1900.
Bloom William Bears, Joseph Rucklr, Joseph Weav.
En- John Il. Meyer Charles Thomas, Srawbdge a. vii.
son, Va.tne Boone.
Bor berwick Jacob Moyer, A. b. Tate.
Beaver Peter Geafhart, Samuel Johnson.
CCntrc-IhomaS Conner.
Cattawissa Solomon Rciuard.
Franklin Jacob k0stenbader
FIshngcrcsk John Crcveling, Thomas Lunger.
brentwood Samuel Musgrave,
Lucust-Jonas fahrnger.
Mifflin-Mic ichael Fry, Jacob Yohe
Madson-Dan'i Merke, Isaac Mcbride, Henry Ddine.
MOntour-AndTcw Clark.
Mount Pleasant Elias Howell Andrew Grouse.
Maiur-Aaron Andrews.
orangc-James Patterson Henry Drong
Pine -- William Arter.
icutt-A J. Thorntui Samuel l.. BEETLE, tlias krum.
Robert ). Howell.
Sugaroai-IIenr c. Hess, Andrew Iaubach
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" The Heavens were illuminated on the evening Of
August 81, 1850 by tn; most splendid Aurora Boreas
in the century. Rays fuicoored ights asl
ed the sky and the changes beautiful in the
extreme. At one timo rapt observer remarked that
he faneiOd he could the sparkling lights form them
selves the following words buy all your garments
at the Brown Stone clothing Hall Of RooKHtt WItsos
Nos Coz and eos Chestnut street, above Sixth, Philad
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ErraNd.-Tw1 errors occurred in the
publication, last week, of the Census re-
turns. One hundred were omitted in the
Berwick population, viz j36 instead of
63s, as published lin our columns) in the
Democrat, and Three hundred in the pcpu-
la'ion of Espytown, wiz l66, instead of
466, as it appeared in the R'p"Jltcan.--
Of course, both omissions, were unintonded.
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Tall OatS-Mr. JEREMIAH HAGEN
BUoH, a tall Farmer in Centre township,
reported some Oats stalks, 6 feet and A
inches in heighth, specimen of which may
be seen at this Office.
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Geptember Court,
pROCLAM MA.IIlN


VIZ HEREAS, the Hos. WARREN j. WOODWARD, Prosi.
w dent Of the court Of Oyer and Tcrmner and Gen.
eral Jail Delivery, Court OF Quarter Sessions of the
Peace aud Court Of Common Pleas aud Orphans Court,
in the 10Th Judicial District, composed Of the counties
of Columbia, Sullivan aud Wyoming and the Hon JAcoB
EVANS aud PETER KLINE Associate Judges of Columbia
county have issued their proccp bearing date the ninth
day of Feb IN the year OF our Lord one Thousand eight
hundred and sixty, and to directed for holding
Court Of Oyer and Terminer aud General Jail delivery
General Quarter Sessions Of the Peace, Common Pleas
aud Orphans Court in bloomsbury, IN the county Of
Columbia on the first Monday, (bcng the Sd day of
Sept next, and to continue one week.
Notice is hereby gwen to the Coroner the Justices of
the Peace and COnsabies Of the said county of Columbia
that they be then and there in their proper persons
10 o'clock in the forenoon Of said day with their records
inquistons and other remembrance to do those things
which to their Offices appertan to be done Aud those
that bound by rccogzance to prosecute against the
prisoners that may be IN the Jail Of said county
Columbia to be then and there TO prosecute them shall
be Just Jurors requested to be puncal in their at
tendance agrccaby their notices. Dated at Blooms.
burg the 2jd day of July in the year OF Lord
thousand eight hundred aud sixty, and III the Gath year
Of the Independence OF thu United States Of America
(God save the Comnonwealth.)
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff.
JuI
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PILES ! piLES!! PILEs.!!

THOUSANDS Of persons haIl Files s:ter fr Years
with tho disease yet know what l., ar how it
cured, Every .f Pis, whether manif, ,sted in Tn
form Of external tumur+ fr"la"nt bc"dings, ur vio
lent itching and irritation, depends essentially upon
congestion OF the abdominal circulation. This
produces tht cggagcm, diti1n ot the veins iurna
nation Cf tumors, henurrags pals and suffering; aud
the disease only be fundamentally cured by nIcd.
cues which taken intirually, relieve this venous con
ges"n. Hence ontn'nts, washes, and even injections
are i.eilrctunl.
HUMPHREYS hoNrorAruc PlLe SPECIFIC n simple sugar
pill taken two or thrce times per day the disease
by curing the condition upon which the disease depends
ITuaGrcds have been cured by of the
mate cases. All Will b. promptly benefited by it. PrCe
81 cents n box.
B.-A full setof lgNSnEUYs' HOMEOPATHIC SpEcHcs,
With Book Of Dr'cirns and twenty different Remedies
in large viais, 81 ditto in plain 81
case Of fe.. boxes, and Book, 81. sngl, boxes, 2j
aud so cents.
These Rcnelies hy the single box case sent by
ma3 express, free of charge TO any address
ceipt OF the price. Address,
nE. F. HUMPHREY l. co
No j62 Broadway New York,
Sold BY Z. T. Lt'TZ, Agent Ruomsburg, Pa.