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Aug.6, l863.
WYNKOOP'S ICELAND PICTORIAL

seases the Throat. Chest and Pulmonary organs,
prevalent insiiious and The prop
critics medicine to alleviate, and uproot these
complaints must be Expectorant, Anoiyo aud 1vi=ora
ting, oossnng the Of the throat and impsrting
tn entire No discovery in medical sci
this class Of diseases like DR.. Wynn
hoops Iceland Fectoral. Il 5 used with the most
onishins results in all Of Bronchitis Influenza,
Whoopng Cough, DiPthsrs Purid sore Throat .sth-
Group, Coz Chs Colds, Nerve Is Trritabilty. &C.
The Rev J. J; Potter, certi6es that used DR..
wyEkoops Pectoral for several myself Ind my
family FOR severe Pulmonary Complaints and have
or1leEded it to many others, ana have its
equaI.' Rev.. J. Potter. Brooklyn. " Y
Hundreds and thousands OF important testimonials
could be produced its remarkable aad ha,
it never tails
It'll. composed pure iceland Moss BALM Of Gilsai
Peruvian BsIsana, EiecsnPane Confrey, Bardook, and
other Invaluable expectorant and ingredients 1t s
harmless prompt and lasting. Invalids and sufferers
afford TO neglect trial livery family should
have it, remarkable for Crorp. uIldessriptfons
recommendation aad directions accompany each bottle
Soli by all principal Druggists.
Prepared By Dr. B. D. WynAoop, and sold ty D.
Barnes s Co., New York.
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pTMorc New Goods at the Bee Hive Store
of ID. B. Crawford. Carpets, Ladies Dress
Goods, Men and Boys Goods for winter, and
everything to make people comfortable can
there be had Call at No. %, and see for your
selves
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-. The number Of men that viii be
secured to the army from New Hampshire.
under the draft. will not b. 80
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spepsia. Heart Disease, Fits. Epilep.
sy. MeIanc holy. Neural Il

Many remarkable Of these affections have been
MADE y the alternative power of this medicine. 1t snu-
;s the vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
oNercomcs disorders which would be supposed beyond its
reach. such remedy has long teen required by the
cess Of the people, and confident that this VIII
do for them all that medicine do
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

Coughs. Colds, Influenza, HOarseness,
Group, bronchitis. Inc ipient Con.
sumption. and for the Relief
CT COnsumptive Patients
in advanced Stages
of the Disease.
This IS remedy universally known to surpass any
other for the of throat and lung complaints that It
uscss here publish the evidence of virtues. Its
unrNalcl excellence for coughs and colds and truly
wonderful cures of pulmonary disease have made il
known throughout the civilized nations of the earth
Few the communities, even families, among them
who have not some personal experience of its effects
living trophy their midst of its
subtle and dangerous disorders of the throat and lungs
As all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders, and
they know, the effects Of this remedy, need
dc than to them that it has all the
that it did have when making the which have
strongly upon the confidence of mankind
Prepared by Er. ]. C. AVER &. CO.. Lowell, Mass.
Es-For sale by Piummer &kelly and l.. Ives, Rich
nond, Ind. Allen & Co.. Wholesale Agent Cincinnati.
Au-. ~. 35.lyr
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Syphilis and Mereurial Disease.

NV ORIEANs, 18th August, 1853.
Dr. j. C. AVER: Sir, eheerfuly comply with the
Sest Of y0ur agent and of the effects
i have realized with your Sirsaparilla
ayc cured with il, in my practice, most Of the
plants for which il is recommended and have found its
ei,cts truly wonderful the Of renereal and Mr
csrtff ifss1Ss One ef patients had Syphitic ulcers
In his throat which consuming his palate and the
top OF has mouth. Your Sarssparilla steadily taken,
cured him IN i've weeks. Another attacked by
oniAry symptoms in his nose, and the liberation had
eaten away considerable part of that believe tho
disorder would reach his brain and kill him. But il
yielded to administration Of Sarsaparilia: the
ulcers heated and he is well again. not of without
sc slsii lraiion 10 his face. woman who had been
treated Tor the disorder by mercury suffering
from this poison in her bones. They had become
st1e = the weather that damp day she suffered
eruciatln pain in her joints and bones She,
cIFei entirely by your sarsaparia in a few weeks
Know rom ats formula, which your agent gave that
this Preparation from your laboratory be great
remedy; eons-q uenty, these truly remarkable results
with II have not surprised
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The sale Of the Plantation Bitters is without
precedent in the history of the world. There IS
no secret in the matter. They are at once the
most speedy, Strengthening health-restorer ever
discovered. 1t requires but single trial to IN
derstand this Their purity can always be relied
upon. They are composed of the celebrated
Calisaya Bark, Cascarilla Bark, Dandelion,
Chamomile Flowers, Lavender Flowers, Winter
green, Anise, Cloverbuis, Orange peel, Snake
root, Caraway, Coriander, Burdock,
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fraternay yours, G. V. LARIMBR, NJ D.
Rheumatism, Gout, Liver Compla int.

iNsErENDENcE, Preston Co.. Va. 9Th July, 1859.
d. j {. AYE: Sir, have been afflicted with pain
tai vlrnlc z etsdn for long which baIled the
s. ~ II physicians and stuck in spite of all the
Remedies could find. until tried your Sarsapara- One
bottle cured III weeks aud restored general
hes:st! much that better than before
attacked. think it a wonderful medicine. j. FREAM.
Jules Y. Gcchell Of St Louis, writes: have bean
G te5l sF with affection Of the LreT, which
destroy cd health tried every thing and every thing
tiiel ~ relieve and have been a broken down
To- from ether than derdHceHCilt
IL ACr. Ny beloved PASTOR the Rev. Mr. Espy, advised
20 your Sarsapara, because he said he knew you
and any thing you made worth trying BY the bless
lug Il God has cured and has purified my blood
70 make II of 1 feel young again The
best that be said of you not half good enough"
Sefsirrus. Cancer Tum Ors, E.nlar e IN emit,
isn Ia in spf
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Sc n irrus. Cancer TumOrs Enlar snf,


great variety If cases have been reported whore
Of these formidable complaints froI,
the OF tIs remedy, but here viii admit
then. Some of them may be found in American
ALMANAC, which the agents below named pleased to
i.4.ili LII a-Ial Il, IL tallG Cur
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Letter from the Rev. n. f. Gups, St. Glars
vile, Pa:
GESTLEMEy:-You were kind enough, on a
former occasion to send me half dozen bottles
Of Plantation Bitters for So 80 Ny wife having
derived SO much benefit from the use of these
Bitters, desire her to continue Them and you
will please send six bottles more for the
money inclosed.
am, very truly, yours,
Il.
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DR.. w. A. CHlLps, Surgeon of the Tenth
Vermont Regiment, writes:-"I wish every
soldier had bottle of Plantation Bitters They
are the most effective, perfect, and harmless
tonic I ever used
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SOLDIERS HOME, SUPERIsTENDENr's OFFICE,
CINCINNATI ONO. Jan. 18th, 1868.
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81. Anthony's Fire. Rose or ErysipeIa la !,
letter and salt Bheuni. Seald Head,


Dr.. J r. 5. Claiming, If New York City writes 81
nSt ceorfuy comply with the request CT your agent in
So Ing have found SarsaraTilla most excellent
aleEsiise IN the numerous complaints for which
employ slch remedy but especially in Female Diseases
q tie ScTUiHlous diaIhess- have cured many iDveter
ale Of LeucorThosa by it, and some whore the
ra.Lt caused by EcrztioH Of the uterus. The ulcer
eoA itscli was soon cured. Nothing within my know-
edge equals it FIR these female arrangements"
Edward :. Marrow Of Newbury, Ala. writes, "A dan
EeEfuS tG80r females in family
Which lad dehCi all the remedies could EN- ploy, has
al length been completely cured by Extract of Sar
saartis- oar physician thong hit nothing but extirpa
tion cou afford relief but he advised the trial Of your
SaEs7Ta4la the last resort before cutting, and it
proved Cectual. After taking remedy eight weeks
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-07-11
THE FOUR ACTS OF DESPOTIsM.


IWhor Of f"IHc Pr1S0H NJ Natc.'
Price 80 cts paper covers Bound in muslin, 20 cts.
This work contains fuIl and official copies Of four
principal Acts Of the last Cougrcss which viii forever
fN a stigma upon that body:
l. 1HE TAX BiLL, by which all the property and re-
Of The people are martgaBed 10 the present
Admin stration.
g. rms FtS,scr Bitr, which places all the currency Of
the country In the hands Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury.
g. THE CoNscRrTioS Bill by which all the bodies
poor men who are not worth $500, are placed IN the
hands of the Administration,
4. THE ISDEMSiTY ACr (ftting climnX) which pre-.
sumus to indemnify the President for all the wrongs
he has committed In the past, or may commit IN the
future
These four acts are each preceded by careful an
hlysis by Mr. Mahouy aud their unjust. oppressive,
utonal aud OdiOus features pointed out AS
book for reference, 1t will be Invaluable 20 the Far
mer Mechanic, the Politician, tG Laboret in fact
to every person. for these acts reach from the loicst
mansion to the huinblcst cabin in thelaHd.
These four acts not publ ishcd together in any
other form. They make a large octave pamphlet Of
100 pages IN good sized type and sold nt the low
price OF Fifty Cents in paper, and Seventy.tVe Cents
in mnsin binding.
In order to furnish those Of our roadars who may De
sire this important work, have made arrangements
with the publishers to supply it through office, and
all who wish copies prdor ftum US. We will fur
nish them ut Puslishcr's rates.
" send on tn orders at once.
liuy Cents in paper binding.
Scvcnty Five Cents in muslin.
Address Editor COLUMBIA DEMOcRAT.
MAY 20. 1865.
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y Q
Surrender OF ViCIisDurg. /.

Vicksburg surrendered unconditionaIly,
on the Fourth ofJuly to Con GRAFT. The
seigc of Port Hudson, conducted BY C en-
Banks, is progressing oncouragingly.-
When this next strong hold orthe Rebels,
shall have been taken by the Union Army
we shall have an unobstructcd navigation
Of the Mississippi River.
Cen Moado, has driven the Rebel in
vaders out Of our State, and if not out of
Maryland, will give them fight somewhere
near Hagerstown.
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Reading Rail Road.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,

CREAT TRUNK LINE FROM TIE NORTH AND
VI Northwest for Philadelphia, New York, Reading,
Pottsyillc Lebanon, Allentown, Easton, &c, &c.
Traus leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia. New York
Reading, Potsyillc aud all intermediate stations, at
u. m, aud p.
New York exptcss leaves Harrisburg NJ 2lj q. m 3,
arriving at New York at 10 the same morning.
Fares from Harrisburg TO New York 81 -; to
Philadelphia 81 81 and 50 ~. Baggage checked
through
Returning ave New York at 6 a m, 70 noon, and Z
p M, (rttsburg ExprGssl. Leave Philadelphia at elj
II. M. and 800 p IN.
Sleeping in the New York express trains through
TO and from Pittsburgh without change.
Passengers by the C1tawiss Railroad leave Tama1ua
at $50 a m aud 2lj p M. for phlladclpha, New York
and all Way Points.
Trains leave FOttsvilic at 015 q. m. and go p, H
for Philadelphia, Iarri sburs and New York
An Accommodation passenger train lcovos Reading
at 500 IN, and returns irsn Philadelphia at 800 pm
70 Al the above trains run daily, Sundays excepted
A sunday train leaves pottsyillu at G3O II, mr and
Philadelphia at 3.1j p. ~.
Conmutation mileage season, and excursion ickcts
al reduced rates to and frolA all points.
&. a. NICOLLS,
May 81 1868. General Superintendent.
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The success Of Our Army.

Early last week, the New York Times,
stated that call communication by Nail
Road and Telegraph, was cut oil between
the Washington Cabinet and the Army Of
the Potomac" by this fortunate oircum-
stance, Gen. MEADE, was permitted to
manage the great Battle Of Gettysburg,
according to his own judgomont-wilhout
Cabinet ntcrlcronce-an he most hand
somely licked out the Rebel invaders
Had other Generals, been left 10 manage
their own business in their own way, who
could doubt more favorable and very diff
fcrent results.
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reg Mr.. liENRY HurpINGrE, has our
sIocerc thanks fora large lot Of his bcauti
fuI and delicious Black Mountain Ha,p-
berries. Mir. H., is practical Gardener
and Scientific Horticultmist. Those who
may wish to witncss the perfection Of neat
Gardening and iruit-raising, and the ma
tural results of honesty and industry, can
realize it's occular dcmonstration by
paying visit to Mr.. Huppingcr's Garden
in Bloomsburg.
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IIARRIET RUPERT.
HARRIET SHAMELESS.

The following statement was received IL
o letter from Harrisburg, says the Age, III
reference to n matter upon which we are
glad our correspondent has enlightened
the public. 1t has fcqd@Htly haFfcncd
that attempts Of this kind have been made
by the Jacobins to induce the belitg that
there was cheering for JEFF. DAVIS at
Democratic assomblages. But the dodge
has not answered the purpose intended, !,
and, as in the case referred TO by our cor
respondent, it is always found that 1t Is
the work Of the Jacobius to make political
capital for their own cause. Our cores
pohdcnt says
.At the BucLer House, in Harrisburg
on the night before the late Democratic
Convention, a number ofsoldiers and Dem
ccrats were cheering for Mcclellan, when
an individual rising on Il chair, proposed
three cheers for JEFF, DAVIS, lie was
taken out o the house to protect him from
assault, aud upon Investigation 1t was found
lie came there to throw odium upon the
Democratic party by his propositions and
have it said the Democracy were cheering
for JEFF. DAVIS. The individual wa'
one Of Lincoln's paymGst,rs IN the army
by name Alexander Mcdonald Lyon
and a son in law Of Morrow b. Lowry.
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rsy" The July " Anericon Agric~tr-
ia," that good and great agricultural
work Of New York, is on hand and in ex
cclcnt condition
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pe6" We see some able-boded young
men still lounging about our streets who
could well be spared in this emergency,
having neither business nor family to de-
tain thcm. If they were strong enough to
carry wide awake lamps two years ago
we should think they could carry mus
kct now.
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peE" When Abol tionists now charge
Democrats with being "disloyal,' we have
only to point 10 New York and New Jer-
scy to 81 ence them.
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Is5" We are requested to announce,
that Rev. G. w. ScoTT, will preach in the
Baptist Church of Bloomsbury, on Sab
bath morning at 10 o'clock. Also, at
half past two in the afternoon, and half
past seven in the evening
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y6rThe State Democratic Editorial Con-
ycntion will meet at Lancaster, on Thurs
day, the 10th Of July.
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E.3" We have the Rochester, "Gcaeste
Earmcr,' for July richly laden with choice
agricultural information and scientific de-
yclonmcut5.
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1s1- Mr.. F, p. Blair, father Of the Post
master General and Of the Missouri Com
gresham, 'caS a Democrat and gallant
champion of popular freedom. Had he
not been such he could not have retained
the confidence Of General Jackson. While
he edited the Globe and was battling with
wonderful power and energy against the
IDEAS controlling the Goycrnmcn' he said ::
Under no possible emergency, uot cccn
IN eRsWroti0a, or amid Mc HvoSc oIcjcH
~ar, can this Gornnmcm jUs'Hy o8iciol
wtcYcJc"cc ~j% jJec Tam o. &pccch O, Of Hc
press, aug more Than d caa uih He free.
dom or Me baAot. Tile Bccuii,uSacSS NJ
thc to"g'te and gfMe pen is q mi"or eU,l
compar@ wuh Tie Hcc0tiouaSs cf ar
GUr&ry pOrer!
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pSyn NJ. & L. w. WYNKoop will COM
mcuce their second term Of school on the
goth Of July.
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List of Dealers in columbia county.
THE YEAR an isG3.

IOh THE hEAN ID 1858.
or Goods, Wares, Merchandise &c. Disiilcrs Grew
- ors Eating House Keepers. within the county Of
Colum bia returned and ella ssicd in accordance with
the several acts Of Assembly by the appraiser Of
Mercantile Taxes Of said County as follows town..
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CUlIpRuy owe much Of their sickness To colds, No
matter where the disease may appear 10 be- seated, its
origin may be traced 10 suppressed separation, or a
cold Cramps aud lung complrinis are direct product
uc colds. In short rU s are Tie huTbnsers OF nan the
diseases that aUct humanity ior AZ they are caused
hy checked pcrspuauou, and ~ hVe.cighih5 Of the
vast, matter uf the hudy escapes through the pores II
these pores aro closed, that proportion Of diseases
necessarily follows. Keep cloar therefore, OF colds
aud cuughs, the great recursu5 Of disease or II con,
MADAME PORTEKS CURATIVE EALSAM. sold
ny an Druggists, at - tenls aud 9o cehts per bottle
March II, 1863.
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EH g. A q EgsS

In llcmlock township, Columbia co., on
the 18Th of June, Mr., WnlrENIGur, aged
about 90 years.
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rsy" AS one Of the evidences Of the ut
ter unGtncss Of General Hooker for the
position from Which he was so recently
discharged, we quote a remark made by
him to some of his officers while the battle
of ChancellorvIle was going en- lie said
"GoD ALMIGHTY CANNOT PREVENT MY
Capturing LEE AND his ARMY, Com
mcnt is unnecessary.
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LEATHER! LEATHER!!

TNE undersigned would announce, that he has ON hand
L athis Hat aud Cap Empuriuu on hiaIn 81 Blooms
burg au assortment Of different KIND of leather such
fms calf skins morocco (red audblaCk) aud Innings, all
CT which he win sell cheaper than can be had elsewhere
IN thIs market. can aud cAgniIne them for youroye5
lOHNk, GlRTON
bl1omsbulg, May Il l5G2
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G'5J' TIE Sb"n1ohjA Hsrah/, published
al Shomokin, heretofore a Republican
paper, has passed into the hands Of Mr..
SAMUEL B. SisrY, aud appears with the
Democratic Flag waving at its masthead
Mr.. SIsrY is a practical printer, an cncr.
griic young man, and thorough Demo
crat. We commend the Herald aud its
Editor, to the liberal support and confd,
encc of the noble Democracy of North
unbcr and
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What a Dissertation.

Mcssrs Aver & Co have received from
Alexandria cargo Of rags TO pay for their
medicines. They are evidently gathered
from all classes and quarters Of the Pa
cha's domnions-the cast.oif garments Of
lladjis and Howadiis white linen turbans
loose brooches, and flowing robes. Not
the least part of their bulk is cloth in
which bodies were enbalmed and wound
Tor preservation three thousand years ago!
They are now to be made into paper for
Ayers almnnacs; and thus, after having
wrapped the dead for thirty centuries are
used to warn the living from the narrow
house which they have so long inhabited.
Exchange.
Shades Of Isis and Osiris to the rescue |!
Will you suffer the despoiler to disturb
your subjects names without in some way
visiting him with your displcasurc? And
you . Sphinx? and Memnon, and the
sacred bull Apis open your lips of stone
and hurl fierce wrath and dcnuncaton at
those who unroll tho bandagcs from your
kings and who perhaps. removed the
swaddIing garment from Cleopatra herself
10 furnish material for n Yankee pillyen-
dcr's almanac.- Scientific Hmcrican.
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TO fONSC MPTINES.-Th7 advertiser having been
restored to health I'M few weeks, by VERY simple
r'n'dy, ut.r having suffered several years with So
we're mug a"oiinn, aud that dread disease, cuusump.
ton l. anNou, 10 make known to his fellow. sufferers
the means Of cure.
T"a vino desire it, he will send copy Of the pre-.
fcHpunh used ir'" o! charge! with the directions for
preparing and using the same which they will find a
sure euro l3r consumption asthma, bronchitis, &c
Ih" only object Ot the advertiser sending the prc.
scnpun is To benefit the afflicted, and spread iniorma.
irn which he cohcciycs to be invaluable ami he homes
every sun r'r VIII try his remedy Us Mil cost them
nothing aud may prove . blessing.
Rev. EDWARD a, WILSON, Williamshurgh,
March II, l-63 -an Kings County New York
Uniformity OF Prices A New Feature in business
Every ono his Su.osmn.! JONES Il co. OF the
crcScnt one Price Clothing store, No. 20 arkctsreut
above sixth, Philadelphia,
IN addition to having the largest most varied and
fashionable stock of Clothing in lhiladclphia made X.
prrs>y for retail saI"s, have constituted every one
ms own saicmau by having marked in figures, on each
arcI" the very lowest pricn II can be sold for they
cannot possibly vary -~dI must buy alike.
The goods are well spDngcd aud prepared and great
paius taken with the making that all buy with
ihrIH assurance OF gruuF good article at very
lowe price Also large stock piece goods hand
Of the latest style and best qualities which win be made
to order IN the most Fashionable aud best manner
per cent, low credit prices.
Remember the Crescent. in Market above Sixth street
No 2ol. JONES & 60.
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RECEIPTS FOR JUNE
10 TUE
GeeE.sjNSHss.A EbAliastGEslS,E'.

The following payments have been made
t. the (olnW'bio Ncmocr@ Office, during
thr mOulh of Jur -
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rsy- A New Post Office, is Pctitjoncd
for at Eycrs Grove, in Greenwood town
ship, Columbia county, to be entitled
"Eycr's Grove Post Office asking Tor the
appointment OF liov. j. FaANllLLN EYER.
as Deputy Post Master, 1t is located ou
The Bloomsbury and Millville matt route,
In au important business section Of the
country-at Col JACOB E4ERs new viii
lagc -aDd will not increase the expenses
OF the p. Q. Department. We think this
office should be granted.
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SATURDAY, MORNING. JJLY II, 1868.