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NOTICE IN PARTITION.
Esiotc of Isaac Udgner, Sr


CotUMBtA CoUSTY,
In fhc Orphaps court Of CosnJia County Cforesaid,
inter ala - is thus coHtdtRtd:
On the petition Of Isaac Wagner one of the heirs OF
IsaHc agHcr deceased, who died intestate, and of
BENJAMIN toniboy the husband Of Sarah Bomboy who
is another Of the heirs Of said Isaac Wagner, deed ,
preferred to the Court respectfully representing
that the Inquest appointed by the Court at tile May
Jerm thereof A. ~, lSU2 to make partition or Nalua
tOn uf the Real Estate Of the said dccedent have
turned that the said premises Cauuot BIZ divided so as
accommodate All the heirs of the said dcCcden Int
that the same may he parted aud dlvcded so as To
accommodate of the heirs ST the said dcCedont
and they have parted the same accordingly. The peu
TONERS therefore pray the Court viii grant rule upon
the irs and representatives. Of said dccedcut rcqur
ing them b. and appear at the stated Orphans Court
u February then ana there to accept refuse the
sad the valuation thereof aud in case all
the heirs and representatives, refuse 20 to take the
same. then to show cn1sr ii any they have, why the
said premises should not he sold according to TIL act
Of Assembly in such made and provided, and they
viii ever pray, etc.
BENJAMIN BONROY,
ISAAC WAGNER
Uhsreupor. Dec ith lace, Petition read and ruto
granted p.rsniul notice thereof to b. served the
artt iu tha County and six weeks notice t. b. given
burg. Columbia county, aui n paper containing the
where their residence i known. by thr Court.
certified from tha Records Dee. 9Th l~L2
JACOB EYER Y, Clcrk q. C.
The parties, Interested IN the above Petition,
will pluasc accept the for going notification
JOSIAH H. FURMtN
suER1rF's OFFICE. Sheriff
Bloomsbury, Dec. 70, i5u2.-6ts. !
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tsy' We venture to say there never was
more quiet, orderly, law abiding crowd
al people in Hassisburg than those who
assembled at the late Senatorial election :
aud in proof of it, we say that Simon
Cameron could publicly walk the streets
entirely safe and unmoIested !!
Bay Some Of Gen. Grants men behaved
shockingly at Holly Springs. They mu-
tilated the interior Ofthe Episcopal Church
th.ra, broke the organ, played cards on
eonsecraed table, in the chapel, threw
Malss and Prayer Book. at zach other
sna Otherwise disg raced themselves and
che Union Army.
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The Magic Time Observer,

THE PERFECTION OF MECHANISM.
Ceing Hunting aud Open face, or Lady's or Gen.
II tlemcn's Watch Combined.
One Ut the ptcttiest most convenient, and decided
ly the best aud cheapest tinnpecc for general and
reliable use ever offered II has within il and con.
necied with its machinery, its owh winding attach.
ment. rendering 4 key entirely unnecessary The
cases Of this Wa',h are composed Of two metals. the
outer one beng i 80 III carat gold. II has the mprov
ed ruby action lc r movement, and is wnrrantea al
accurHte tmpp, o.. Price, supcrby engraved pr
case OF u hnlf dozen, S2Ot0U. sample Wat hes, ~
neat morocco boxes, for those proposing tn buy N
wholes 8 5 sent by express, with bill payable OF
delivery. Sol ii'rs must rnuiit payment III advance
as we cannot collect from those in tn Army Aairps,
III BEARD BROS 4 CO.. Sol. Import r..
Cor. Mas. al * Johu Is. Nuw York.
January II. 6J-.w
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fsY virtue o. writ Of L"r0rj Ecia'
to M ii rrtsd, issued ont of IN" Court Of
Common PiHns &C the ounty Of olunhia viii br eX
posed tn puhlIr sale on
No"d1Y. m" ri ing ot f'dr"a", 1868,
at oolo H. p Of said day pt the Court House in
uioomsburI, the llowing Real Estate to wit:
All that certain tract of land, situate IN
in tt=township of Greenwood, in the county Of Cot.
uluhia beginning at a th stunt corner Of lauds uf
Benjamin. " ats and Gcorg" Gtrton north sixteen de
grccs east hun Ird and fourteen prrhes To post
th1nre by lands of Ut and Rrolnr south srvrntyaur
degrees eat. eighty two and iyU.tonths perch to a
post thence by lands uf the h'irs Of - Iamon, south
sixteen degrees west hundred and fourteen perChes
To post thence by lands of u. Watts tweniytuur de-
Ercss cehtvtwo pCrchrs to the pao ufhaginning
containing ifty one and half acres more or less
~cztd taken in execution and to bn sold as the prop
etty Of Joseph Ever tt with notice 10 trrr" ten
JOSIAH Ii. FURMAN, ShF.
Bloom burg, Ian. 10. 1863.
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MARRIAGES.

On Thursday, Jan. 20, by Elder j.
Sutton. Mr. DAVID A. KLINE, Of Green
wood, to Miss PurDE LAZARUS, OF Benton
tp Columbia co.
At Rchrspurg. Dec o5th by. Rev. A.
Z. Sharret., Mr.. WIN. +, foUsT, of Hem
lock and Mi.s RrBEcA EVERETT, OF Mad
isou township, this county,
htthe house of the brides father, Feb.
3. 1868, by the same, Mr.. ELISHA llAo-
ENBucu, of Centre, and Miss DELILAH A.
youngest daughter Of Andrew Crrveiing,
oil Bloomshurg.
Ia Montour twp. on the 29u't, by Rev
J. r. Dimm, Mr.. VIM. CREvEL'Nd, 81
Bloomsbury, and Miss FLIzARETH dsugh-
ter Of John Deterick, Esq
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FREsutr IN THE LGuIdH AND DELA'
vAaE Rlysa', EAsIoN, P4r Jan, 10 -
There is a freshet n the Lshigh aud Deis-
ware rivers. No damage 10 the canals
has yet been reported .
MAucu CnuNK, Jan. l6,-Tbero 's a
g.eshet here, the river being eight feet
aver tho dam ss o'clock this e7enmg'
The wagon bridge leading to East Mau0O
Chunk has been washed away, =,
The Lchigh Valley rail,oad Sr'ds'
below here has been injured, ana Inc
,r,ins will bo stopped tor several Gays
Tire water is now over the wagon foa'
fsles - Mansion House.
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Gay" The Pot.svils Stacdrri says -
"Tbe R.r. hit. Wishburu, whc's active
IN uiatfy in this Pl.ee !, uow nearly eleven
,osr., has received az N,a"m srd ,<"""t-
,.ous cal, at sqlary Of G&ecn laudred
dollar, a ye.r, ffo,a church in lh""-
S.lphis. We know no; ahat his Presens
rurpo may be. TN. should nos hs sur
prisad al b. praferging Trjnity Church,
paile !Slphia, to Trini'g Ckarcll, 2o'ss-
H!liv.
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ray- W. refer DR.. JOhn to the statement
Of Or. Boyer, in the Dernosr" of to day
in which be will find his pet Simon laid
out Same time ago Dr.. John proPhe-
,isd Simon Cameron will he our mex
limited State. Senator. Mark tho p-odo'
ton" How was it to haPpan' BY bri'
berry and corruption; for simon had not
party friends cnough in the Legislature 10
elect him. DR.. John would have oceh
ovorjoyed if the crime had been eonsu'n'
mated.
Honesty and integrity arc no part OF an
.boltionsts politics, He starts with op'
po,,ion TO the Constitution and laws, and
snds With opposition to the Bible and Its
t'ashings
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80 \ Washington .aa3nlen: ssys,
that .'S pstor Have, Of Wi'oopsin, has
been r.n1 bone by tie administration 10
u,s al his induunc. with The Supreme
Court Of thst S'slo (AhoIl.os Judge'} -
Induced the II 30 upset ;ot alte; their re-
sent drci, on against an e2ccCs're sn'pen-
SOS of the ha5ras co'pra," Ijas Onex-
p.ctea regard for tn. Consj:a|;oa OF the
~. ot n~ protc'.-d fgi;ul', bss soTeIy
s,i.trsfscd MI Lincoln
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say- This Washington correspondents Of
g., New York World :---1Hr rEESI-
p,sr . Doc SHOWN Tp.--Scnator Hale,
ia bis rem,rks, ye'terday, 23 January
o,nmoat,d with nueh severity On tae usy
N uh;ci eonIiasens appropriations of the
Senate mny be ezp:rGcd, and declared
that under F,rn:y's administration q
secretary. more n.en were employed. and
less wo K was douo, than At any other 'im'
ia the li.,ory of he Gp'ernncut
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EXECuTOR,S NOTICE.

Eaote Of EizaJeh .Mnler, 1ecd
Z ETrER tcstamontory on the estate of Elizabeth
! sMIlicr, late of VT Pleasant township IN OIL CO.,
deceased kavc been granted by the Register Of olun
bia county to the undersigned also rcsiGinR in said
township; all persons having claims against the u.s.
OF the dccedrnt requested to present them to
the EXecu or at his residence in said twp. without
delay, and al persons indebted 10 make payment
forthwith. WIN. IL ER.
January a. lS63-Gt 81 90 EXECUTOR
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s- / curious case has occurred here
Cnonel &. A. Smith, Of Illinois, wht
distinguished himself t Pea Ridge, aud
has thrice been severely wounded IN bat
,lc. came here some time ago t. claim Ihe
appointment cf Brgadi0r General for a
BRIGADE he has raised in Illinois, unde'
,ee a, t.orty Of the Pr sd nj. lie was
hs,qusutIy arresrcd AID toroTn into the
0ld tapitoi prisr4, uh rnce h" was Wiz
ont ,xgiaraiion released yesterday, ~
Jsnuary to find hilascl nom.nateJ Tor
Brigade General.
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PROSE L rus
OF
sSX75e 4 6 go ~
A National Democratic AeWsrnrFr,
To BE PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY IN
ThE CITY or PHILADELPHIA,
BY a. J. GLOSS3RENNER q co.
a. J, oLossanAsNen. raAyc!s J. oNuND. wN.

4. ). GLOSS sBRG AMER FRANCIS J, GKuSD, WI H. WELSH
Of tAn n,mocrauc pary, ana VIII, th-r-ior1, h'ce'
sarhy favor tn r.stordnu u III" u0n as It was, ana
feAi tht Constitution of the Lnited states, ana th
of tai, tcunhuH~ edttn.
II vii Ire Is ii GiIry discuss all Legitimate subjects
of nrM spap nnt nrl u,iuG, Of course, ana PFC
cninahtly at thi> tine, all questions connected win
tha GNI.tlag unhappy Cuu,ItIun ut our country,
Ii wIl' fuaI ssiy ,ticlsc tn pdDlc acts ot pubic
servants, ana d,frud tha Legal aud constitutional
rights os Iviua iIi2ans AMI of sovereign states.
against as .atlts from Hty quarter.
1t VIII seek to awaken tH minds OF the people t6 n
proper Of the actual condition ol the RcpdDc-t to
present to thcn Uulhtuily the ttard perils ~ which
iye stand us nauu--tp uXnbit the magnitude OF the
task that Is b fore them, if they would check our
downward progress, and to inspire them with patriot
ic det rnnatlnn TO apply THE REMEDY Tor our naioha
ills,
la brief it will, in all things. aim to he the faithful
exponent nt DmOcraC pruClples, ud 10 render Ilsel
worthy to b: organ of The Democratic party, under
whose auspices country prospCruL so long ANA so
well Tn re turatiGn Of that party 1.-THE party Of the
Constitution and the UGiOu-..tn power IN the l.tgis-
iativ. and cxscntiNc governmental braUCh,s Of the
states of the Union We believe To be urCrssur! 10
avert anarchy and the after ruin OF thc Rapubu, To
Conlrbut. to that restoration VIII be oar iEht ann
Tho News, Literary, tOmnisI'ldI, ana oth.r u'part
mcuts, viii reCrIvc lmP attention, ahd Miil bt :" 'o''
uucteu Il to MAX" Tim AGE' worthy oi the suppI't
OF the ger raj reader
trrpr,e oithe magnitude of that i'll winch the under
signed are eHsh4eu require them 10 appeal 10 the pub
hc tor gen .Iouo support, aui to ash tor lHE AGL a
liberal Patronage and AtemIcd circulation.
IN present state If IN preparatory arrangements
warrants tn expectation, th,t the first number ui
muHth. e., bguary, lst3J lhe Weekly VIII be issue"
soon ticrcat'r.
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G. AND JURORS
TON FEHNUARY TERM, 1863.

IVN Y Ht"NONN1 ILNVII AOU"'
Bloom ,ohu St'rugr.
BOROUGH of BprW ick - John Mchnall.
Bcavar-Elias -nydcr.
Ientrc-- levi ilutchlson John Zaner, Henry Hess,
linton Herring
CattaN issa VIM. Iarr.
f. ,lInrcrcek John NCttenry
Franklin Hiram Reader, 1hos Hover
Greenwood. Watkins Appleman
Jackson Jacob Young
Locust Samuel Adams. David Hauck, Gore Hover
Henry Rhoads, Lesnard Adams.
Madison WIN. Wintetstcen, VIM. kreamer,
Orange Joseph tiayhurst
Pine Ira Purscl
Roaringcrcek Philip Cool.
Scott Charles Fowler.
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and 9th rs.
Mo,t Important lame Za1oc Port'r's turaive
p,sorl j. sOlI NJ ptcn which brings il ~ ~ r<0rh
nf .v.rv M. - Keen il cnur.ni NJ tr use. Th II 49,
Iy u.,. of single bottle Will prove to be worth 90
times its cnst .- ,
10 purchase articles Is 10 81 which 10 not cont in
III virtues f 3 crut bntl' of VA am 'nrt T u
pnI nm the cost of ma acturims ~ whirh IL as
gre At as aGost any other medicine; m the Ty low
precr 1t which fl soli makes tn pr"ht 10 the H.
er anna ,ntly small, an unprinerrltd deal r. VIII
son lines rccommrn 9th r M dciues on vn"h th'lr
profits are larger, unless the customers INSIST upon
having Madame tOncrs and none oth'r sN l'I
Mnda roltvrs uratjve ialsan price l3cenls, anu
II arge bottles at % Ornts and take no other.
sold by all uruggi Is aud Storekceper at i3cts
a., i in Ia ger bottles al 25 cents.
Hal. a RUCKLE Pr priators New York
lam
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JOLU MBIA DEMOCRAT
SATURDAY, february I, 1868.

sa- Mr.. Keys, editor Of the Croevills
(Ohio) Watchman, has become a raying
maniac, owning 10 his incarceration MS a
State prisoner. He is at present. in the
Lunatic Asl um of Columbus
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ADMINISTRATOR S NO ICE,
Ea0le Of J0na'hoR Ly, deccaSci.

i Vl1-7 y V077V' I7r'7'- = = y T---'-V-V'--T'
ETTEGS nf administration an the Estate Of iona.
Jthan Fry. late Of dUutUur township Columbia co.,
deceased have been granted by the hccs,r~ of 'uin'
bia to the under ianud all per ons having claims
nc lin 1t the estate Of The drcendcnt requested to
pre- srt them the Undersigned at his residence IN
ali township. without ay and all persons Indebted
II ma &c payment forthwith.
= TER HEINBACH, admir-
Janusrv 10, 1853 -4w, g. %.
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ADMINISTRATIONS IS NOTICE.

Est .te Of Danil HoyHjorger, @'ce@'e@,
+ f TIERS of Administration on the estate Of pnnI'l
IIOrubrrgrr late OF Locust township, olunbia rn'
decpnse have hteu granted by the Register Of CouH'
biz county, to the undersignedi all persons bavlng
claims against the estate of he rc n!"n ar r"qI ST.
ed To pr"seml th IA the Nouini~rHtrN, al her r'si
dcn,e in saidtnwn hlp, without aelay Hna IL fs"ns
indtbtrdt 70 mai. pAyni' ~ i"rthM m
II li,NNAH IL IN nERGE:, .22'Hrr,
January 10, l,l5 -4w. 9! OJ.
LaCkaw wagR. l. G.UGMs5uyr RHii 0aG
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The manufacturers are now prepared to sunply n
large demand with this valuable Manure. They would
'ctulty announce o Farmers aud Dralus in Fer.
iliz1rs, that the price has been advauccd to SIC pvr
200 tbs II need scarcely b. mentioned that this change
has been rendered necessary by the greatly increased
cost ot materials aud labor as we by the up ration
ofthC u :. Tax upon manufacturers
Every Farmer using a FeriljA'r, may be assured
that the RAW BONE PHOSPHATE will still maintain
its high character for S1RENG rH aud PURIFY the
manufacturers prettrring tn make smali sivHncp IN
the price per rather than allow Its merits to fall
below their farmer Standard under Increased cXpcnset
in manufacturing,
gJ~ II is prepared from Rarw rones and warranted
to contain all triI original organic matter bunrcd
calcued homes used nud IT is said under guar.
anty from the mHuutac that il free from adul.
teratiOu.
1hc dcmnnd for Baugh's Raw Zone Sup,r Phosphate
last year GRATLY ENULtDEp that OF any previous enc
which substantial evidence Of its high standard or
popularity.
PRICE SIS per 21oD LIS CASH.
The above may ba had of regular dealers or Of
BAI GIL Il Sons,
No, % South Delaware Avenue,
fhlIducphia
rpbr -T,,O
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TRAVERSE JURORS
ron I,CpDIr Adv TERM lSH2

Bloom-Judnh i3oonc, Philip unangst Charles Kah.
Ter, Joseph Sharplcss.
Ror Berwick -TuWnsand EOnne.
Beaver Charles iicMchacl.
Briart rcck--David shatrir Sr Samuel Conner
Cattawissa-Wm Greasy, benjamin Miller George
hrcisch.
Centre John Grover, Cyrus Crevcng.
COnyngham Alexander w. Rca
franklin Nm. MensCh, Daniel Zarr. George Scott.
Fshin1crrck-N " IN. Buckaiew.
Grrenw isaac Patton, George Washburn. Joseph
Keller.
nemlork-Robert Russell. cyrus Rces
Lorust Peter MILLER, r George kell Peter Hclwig
Madison Alfred poeg, John Nastcller, John Saith
Henry Wagner.
Miffm -EmarUel Kirkendall.
fineJoseph Shoemaker, Israel Bogar, Jacob Drci
hlrbs.
Sugatloar-James F. Kile, WIN A. Kilc.
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DEATHS.

On the 2Gth inst, DANNIE, son OF
Daniel and Mary A. Breeze, aged year.
8 months and 8 days.
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The under,ign Informs his iri uds and M publ,
genera y. that H. has opened New Grocery tor5,
ON Main street ntrtl in lioons burg VIII re h, has
just received all kinds of Grocerns Mndsss. salt,
Candies aud Nutans generally which viii b. sold very
Inc L VI nl
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Notice and caution is hr by riv'n to all persons in
tart,t a, not to tIkr assignd mt Ola ceIIH tmi.
sary note purpnrtus 10 b. drawn by the sub crib in
favor Of John iiSIu Of 1T towns1il, "li 'bIt
county for the of clghyfyG doldr. as sHit uutr
was founded III trjui for Whirh : have r'reivtd 10
y,u ,--an am tcrmined net - pay any part of
it, uni romp,Ilei soto DO by tue conrs' Of law
JOHN RANTI
December 3, Isl st
ESTRAYS.
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4 r T L n TION!

TO AN WHOM IT MAY tOhCFRN
~;'HC undersigned being regularly "liceus1d 'uc
tionper," hereby off RS his services such to all
who may fell disposed tn give him n call His great
rXprrienre in the business will enable him TO render
at istarion to his customers. At the same time he VIII
anton al AuCtlnncers not licI1scd, from following
aid calling, as thr fac fixed by tn United States will
urcy be imposed, aud the law carried out 10 its tL
extent Al persons dcsnug to obtain my services
will please Inform to that effect before they advor
tisc MOSES COFFIN w
BlOomsburg, Pa Nov. 6. 1869 ductt0nee.
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT ENCE or A
POOR YOUNG MANA gentleman having been cured
of the results Of early error anb disease will from
motives OF han1vUlcnce, send to those who request it
copy Of tn abHvc interesting narrative, published by
himself This little book Is designed warning and
caution to young men aud those who suffer from Ner
vOus Debility, Los of Mcmory Pr,me ure Decay C.,
&c, supply ing al the same time the means of selfCnrG
Single copies will b. sent under seal in plain "nycl-
opa, without charge to any who request it, by ad.
tressing the auth'r.
CHiS A LAMBERT.
Crecnpoint, long Island, New York
Nov. -, 1sG2-3m
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-20
Assessment of the Tax in
Kind.

DHE UNDERSIGNED WILL ATTEND AT THE
L following named places at the time stated, for
the purpose OF receiving returns of Agricultural pro-
ducts in accordance with the lth section of the Act
of Congress entitled Act lay taxes for the COM
mon defence, and carry the Government of the
Confederate States;
Ae Goodwin's Store, ON Monday, November 16.
At Liberty Hill, on Tuesday, Nov. IT.
At Flat Rock. on Wednesday, Nov ls.
At Buffalo, on Thursday Nov 10.
At Lizenby's, on Friday. Nov 90
At Schrock Mill on Saturday, Nov. 2Ist.
At Curetons Mill on Monday Nov 23d.
Tax payers will be required to make returns upon
oath of their entire crop of the following named pro
ducts of the growth of the present year, including all
that they have consumed or have sold, bartered,
otherwise disposed of.--viz, Wheat Corn OATS Rye
Buckwheat. Rice. Sweet Potatoes, Irish Potatoes,
cured Hay, cured Fodder, Sugar. Molases, made of
Cane, Cotton, Wool, Tobacco, Peas, Beans and Ground
Peas Returns of Wheat, Corn, Oats and Rye will be
required to be made by weight Tax payers will
please weigh one busei of each kind of grain and re-
port the weight together with the total number of
bushels of each kind
Each farmer and planter has the privilege of
ing fifty bushels of Sweet Potatoes fifty bushel of
bushe Of Wheat produced in the year 1863 and
twenty bushels of Peas or Beans, but not than
twenty bnshel of both for his own use. II
making the estimate and assessment therefore, these
quantities of the articles mentioned will be excluded
thereirom.
Tax payers are hereby notified to make prompt and
accurate returns Dcfaultcrs will be dealt with the
law directs.
be prepared to receive returns for the tax Neat
Cattle horses mules, &c. (not used in cultivation)
an advertisement in regard to which, appears in ar
other port OF this paper, to which attention is called.
Uut then | will continue to receive returns in Cam
den mt the office of Maj A. NJ. Kennedy District Col
lector
ia. sCHROCK,
Asst. Assessor 18th Collection District
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Dangerous.

The liquor now sold to drink by many deal
ers. is said to be very fatal in its effects. AL
most daily we heard of some old topper being
laid low from it's effects Yet, strange to say,
men Will seek it and drink it, despite the war
nings staring them in the face. 1t is stated
that liquor is being manufactured in drug
stores, in this city, and sold for genuine Old
Bourbon"
The Whiskey Tysipelas. scarcity of
of liquor of all kinds in this State, has started
up as arrant race of rogues as every brcathed.
They doctor whiskey. They make whiskey
out of apple brandy, and French brandy out
of whiskcy, all sorts of brandics and wines out
of ingenious concoctions of all three. The
whiskey-that is to say, the most of it, is not
composed of but about thirty per cent, of gen
nine alcohol, and the rest is made up with wa
ter, vitrol, and coloring matter. An. old and
mellow taste is secured by adding the raw
flesh of wild game, or young veal, or lamb.
which, after soaking for three or four weeks,
imparts to the liquor rich, soft taste. The
other liquors are done up in similar way.
This stuff, if drank to excess, brings on irysipc-
las and other diseases of the skin and flesh
and will result in death. There is compare
lively little good liquor of any kind in town.
Richmond Enquirer.