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Blindness, Deafness, and Catarlh
Cured.

SrhIkoPIRLb CBNthB, Otstgo Co. Dec 10, 1858
Oh. OAKS; Dear sir--With gratitude ptrmi; me 20
testify that your .KIaordnary skl in operating upon
my ef eye which has been blind for more than ftoelpe
years and restoring my sight after having been repeat
,dy pronounced ncurable You have also unstopped my
ears. which have troubled me fpe gears with noises
ringing, and deanss, and which you have restored in
too days to perfect hearing.
Further you have also my heart at rest in relation
TO my trouble with CatArh and Bronchitis am fully
sahed that your capabilities be too highly es
timated and Apprecia,sdi and oheeffuliy recommend
any one who may be roubled with Blindness Deafness
and Csarrh, to call upon you for know that you can
them.
JOHN SIpsEy Gokros m
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- A X A T OGA SPRIN & S
~ REMEDIAL INSTITUTE,
). S. Strong, NJ. D. and S. E. strong,M D

1hts Instltufion tods established IN 1906
Hundreds have experienced its benefits and given ies-
umonas Of their high appreciation Of It's advantages
It's location was chosen in view Of the medicinal adj
IMAGES Of the Springs 1t is unsurpassed for beauty
Of location between Congress and En- pire Springs but
a minutes walk from the chief Hotes and Congress
grounds, the gem Of Saratoga
ne rooms IRE large airy, pleasant and well furnished
einee sTad4atlhg at The New York Medieal University
&c have avaed ourselves Of the facilities found only ia
our Hospitals aud large cities for the study Of disease
md given SPECIAL attention to those of woMEN also
he Throat, Heart and Lungs, being familiar with the
various modes Of practice Of those who make these
nAadies their sptoiahses.
We treat all diseases, but chronic affections claim our
principal attention.
In addition 20 the Medical and Surgical agencies we
Employ the Swedish Movement Cure bio Lewis system
u Oynnastios ard all kinds Of baths for which we
4 good GYM Asium, and all the facilities OF scientific
u ID opaihic establishment
Among many gentlemen to whom could refer we
sould name the following.
Il; Mott, ID D.. l.. L d Union College, Schenectady
VI simpson, u D., Bishop NJ. Il. Uhuich. Phiadeiphia
A. Mills, y. D.. New York; o. C. Baker, ID. d.
bi'hop M Il Church, Concord, n. II J Newmsn, ID
y 'oultnsy: W; j. h. King ID. H., Fort kdward, n.
n Hon, Mekeon, Saratoga Sprinss; Hon. j. NJ.
ia vim U ). Hotel Saratoga springs; II IA. Halhurl
Proprietor Congress Hall, Saratoga ~prings Prof a.
NJ. Neely M, Middlehury, VI ia daw
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Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
is prepared by
SETH W. F)WLE g. CO.,
is FREMONT STREET, BOSTON,
and is for sale by al druggists 2O.7I.eop
A MEXICAN ana FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. II r. ID ID Y.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Late agent Of q. ). Patent Office Warrington under
the Act OF 1851
Is STATE STREET. OPPOSITE KILBY STREET



the Act OF 1887.
l76 STATE STREET. OPPOSITE KILBY STREET
BosToN. MAssACHusRrrs
AFTER an extensive practise Of upwards Of twenty
years. continues TO Patents in the United States
also in Great Britain France and other foreign countries
Caveats Specifications Bonds, Assignments and all Pa.
pers or Drawings for Patents executed on liberal terms
and with despatch. Researches made into American or
Foreign to determine the validity utility Of
Patents nvehuons-and legal other advice render
LED III all matters touching the same Copies Of the
claims Of any Patent furnished by renting One Dollar
Assignments recorded at Washington.
The Agency is not only the largest in New England
but through it inventors have advantages for securing
Patents Of ascertanng the patentabty Of inventions,
unsurpassed BY II not immea superior TO- any
which be offered them elsewhere. The Testimonials
below given prove that is successful the
Patent Office than the subscriber and the
best proof Of advantages and ability he would add
abundant believe, and prove that At no
other Office Of the kind the charges for professional
services so moderate. The immense practice OF the
criber during twenty years past has enabled him TO
cumulate vast collection Of specifications and official
decisions relative patents.
These, besides his extensive library Of legal and me-
cnanica works. and full Of patents granted in
the United states and Europe render him able beyond
question, to offer superior facilities for obtaining Patents.
All necessity Of journey Washington, procure
patent and the usual great delay there, saved
inventors.
TEsTIM oNIALs
81 regard Mr.. Eddy Of the most capable and
'"eeesstHl practitioners, with whom have had Official
intercourse
CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner Patents
q" have hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person competent and trustworthy
and more capable Of putting their applications in form
10 for them early and favorable consideration
at the Patent Office
EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner Of Patents
"Mr. X. H EDDY has made for me THIRTEEN appli.
cations. all but Of which patents have grant
ed and that is pending Such unmisakable proof
Of great talent and ability his part leads recon-
mend all inventors TO apply TO him procure their
patents, they may be Of having the faithful
attention bestowed their cases. and very reasonable
charges" JOHN TAGGART
During eight months the subscriber in course Of his
large practice made toioe rejected applications,
SIXTEEN APPEALS. EVERY ONE Of which decided
nhis favor, by the Commissioner Of Patents
II. EDDY
Boston, Jan. l. 1863
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Principal Office and Labotatoryis at the N r. corner Of
Sixth and Commerce Streets, Philadelphia where all
letters for advice or business should be directed.
He will be found here every Saturday, professionally
TO examine lungs with the Resprometer, Tor which his
fec is three dollars. All advice free.
Ia New York, at No so Bond Street, every Tuesday
from Q A. NJ to p M
At the Marlboro Hotel Boston, January IS and 10,
February IS and 49, March Is and 49, April 10 and 20,
May II and Is, June IA snd IS, July 10 and %
The time for my being in Baltimore and Pittsburgh
will be seen in the daily papers Of those cities.
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Total Blindness Cured.

kIohPlBLD sPRfNGs, otssgo Co, April 3, 1884.
DIR. h a. OAKS l am indebted to YOU Tor restoring
me 10 perfect sight In month, after being completely
blind from prouacied affection OF Ery sipeas in the
head"
am indeed truly grateful to God for His goodness in
directing your eorts to my shattered health and
lost sight aud not my health only but that Of my wife
when she could longer be helped by physicians after
having been troubled with Heart Disease and malice
difficulties for six yesrs
tsigned) JOHN FREEMAN,
Il. FRERnAa
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IN NEW JERSEY.
The subscribers will sell tracts OF good land for
farming and market gardening, in quantities to suit
purchasers, situated IN the counties Of Ocean and
Burlington, the line of the Rariian and Delaware
Bay Railroad midway between New York a1d Phia-
Idephia at $40 per In addition all the COM
mon products Of farm, these lands are valuable for
'growng cranberres, sweet potatoes peaches grapes
tobacco and hops. All crops ripen ten days earlier
than on Long Island. sqankum mari is delivered at
any point the railroad dollar and fifty cents
per ton, and ferzes the land for seven years after
It's application. The lands are mostly covered with
yellow pine timber suitable for lumber and cord wood
portion Of the timber has been recently cut Off eav-
ing the land ready for immediate cultivation Price
cedar rails, IS per 100 Cord wood at any railroad
station, SO per cord. portion of the lands contain
large quantity OF the best potterss clay yet dscov-
erred, for the manufacture Of yellow ware, Saw mill
within one mile OF shamong Station. good hotel
at Sbamoug on the lands offered for sale The oca-
ton is very healthy and water excellent Lands well
watered with unfsiling streams and supplied with good
mill sites and wsterpower for manufacturing pur-
poses. The whole purchase money may remain on
mortgage for terp OF years IL desired, II the pur-
chaser cultiystes the land
For further particulars apply to
Y. u. GREENWOOD, Elizabeth, N j.
WIN. o. GILES, 10 & ~ Franklin ST., NewYork
29.J4
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A CERTIFICATE
WORTH A MILLION
An Old Phys,cian'I
Testtmony.
READ

\ Nov. Oath, 1858.
4 Although I do not
/ like the practice Of Ply
4 sicians recommending,l
! Unfortunately, tn
/ patent medicines Of the
3dsy , yet after a trial Of
ten years, ! arm hee 70
1,dmit that there is one
medicine before he pub
Tic that any Ply stefan
can use in his practice,
and recommend to the
4 public with perfect con
hdenee that medicine
K 10 Rev. ~ n. Downs
II Vegetable BAlsAmIo K
n iIiL
I have used 1t myself.
with the very best sue
sess, and now, when
ever | AN troubled with
4 a Cough OF Cold, | in.
yariably use IL. | cam
/ cheerfully recommend
q Il 10 all who are suffer
a ering nom a Cough or a
NCold, for the Group.
Il Whooping Cough, and
4 all diseases tending 70
NConsumption and to
The Profession AS a re-
N liable article
| am satisfied Of its
Nexcellenct beyond a
doubt, uns conversed
4 persona with the Rev
Nm. II. } owns about Il.
VILE inf me me OF the
gpnncips ingredients Of
h which tie Il ixir is com
Nposed, all O. which are
MPurely Vegetable and
3 perfectly safe
u h. WOODWARD, ND. ,
Nov Brigade Surgeon
~ s. Army
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FROM tfe Jftts 1Ufnuy Herald.
We take great pleasure in recording another wonu.i
hi euie b! Di OAKS young ,nAnwho is emplO,e >
clerk III the establishment Of e. Wilkins ksu COZ LEI
uouei, So, No 81 bleekeI street, Juca, wAs cur,d
total blindness arising irOn AmauTosiS. lie is noa
vel and can perfectly any period Of hit ~
Utica, August, 1861 IA. u. kpwARDs
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Sold at ever Drug and Country store throu ghor
Vernon and CapSSN
Retail 30 ca, rs ca and 81 so per Boals.
John = HENRY y Co,
Propnetort.
Main Street Waterbury w.
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A All the goods in the above List will be sod without
observation, for ONE DOLLAR EACH Certificates Of
Sal the various articles placed in similar envelopes
scaled and mixed These envelopes will be sent by mail
or delivered Office, without ~ gard choice. On
reoeivng Certificate you will what article it repre-
SCENTS aud is optional with you send dollar and
receive the article named any other in the list OF
same value.
a By this mode give selections from varied stock
Of fine goods Of the best make and latest styles and Of
intrinsic WORTH at nominal price, While all have
schanoe Of securing articles OF the very highest value
n In all transactions by mail charge for forwarding
Sthe Certificate paying postage, and doug the business
l25 cents each. Fire certificates vih be ,ent tor 81
BisUen for 81 THIRTY toy 20; Sizty,fve So and One
4 Hundred for SIS
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4 MoNTRaAL,
1 April 5th 1860.
dessf Henry y Co
Your Verfnout Lini
Atnt has cured me " al
kne unlaiism which mad
settled 90 any limbs, and
! iori which blessing you.
may Ncll suppose ! teul
4 grateful II QuEsSEL.|
4 SOutL GfAuUy, v " /
I Ait n ~ l. Graz i
lChsmise, Montreal
4 Sir II am most nap
{py 70 state that my siie
4 used tienry Is Vermont
I Linimeut, having aeei.
ieutAll9 go = needle
A run under her anger
4 nAil The pain Wa
must lntcuse but by'
.sing 70, Liniment, the
\ pain wAs zone ia . ts~
minute I
\ loufa yeg respect
Z mlDs /
". uIHsus /
AONrkKALt ]
Dec. I'm 1861 !
] nsssrs hNay y "
uaNtns III various
occasions used your La
nimvnt | an. happy vi
sal mat ! have AlwAyal
Z { una u bcnshciAl A.
! uAte Frequently aseo It.
Y tot BoNei Compliant
aud natt uvYei siiownI
10 W faii IA eiieclms a.
3curs / ghink u the
! 0est mvdillnt / ever
lsed to- Dlerrhrs SUN
nuI complain. 4nd dis
= Jrders ~ a similar cnAr .
+ Actei ! have also found
,t a neyeI iAiiins sproi-
&c Tor Colds aud foi al
ecuUns " the dead n
d"ays recOlumend II "
al riends Aud souid
4 ngt be- sltnugt % Ia The
4 douse TO- any oousid,s-
uon I
W. BALuWth /
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THE REASON WHY

We should supply your wants fAci les are unsur-
passed work Of unrivaled excellence our pr m sea
ipunctuay obse we'd. Our central location brings us
near the most remote points. Our goods new from
3he msnufac snd Of the latest and desirable
lstyes The goods must be 'old aud the terms are I'M
equalled All articles ordered forwarded by return
I'm all
We guarantee entire satisfaction in every instance,
and il there should be any person dissatisfied with any
article they may receive they will datey return it,
and the price will be refunded
AGENTS We allow those acting Agents Ten Cents
lon each Certificate ordered, provided their remittance
amount TO One Dollar.
They will collect IS cents for every Certificate and re-
tanning 10 cents remit to US Is cents for each.
4 Address,
GEO. DENERlT & CO.,
s44;56 303 Broadway, New York.
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sold 10 eve, Drug CounuJ alors taIovshou
Fsrmont and CAnAdAs
Retaii 81 Cssls per boftls
sOhN dENRY $ Co.
frnHnsfafs
stresi sst-r,,.+s
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II e N X Y
Y F. Il NJ . ~ =
LINIMENT !

! MS pup4 IA me-
cine is no longer 40 90
7 pertinent ThovsAna
: II people who have use
.ll, bear witness ~ 81
superior excellence a.
Eminent aud a Pain
Killer Full dirscuons
ACCOMPANY each bottlt
/, n may be- used cNtrf.
uaiiy ~
hhcuinAtsm.
Neuralgia
IOoth-achs,
Headache.
Burns and ooAlas
bfuisss and
h~eil.nse,
Sore Throat
Lum 0Ago,
SC, Sc
and may De used intes-
nhily Tor
Chplic anu Colds.
ChoioTs MorU4s,
Bowel Complaints,
Diarfh,nz
Wind Choh,,
sc. SC.
Much might 10 sAls
Of IT, remedial proper
iies and maNoAienects
Dot thu united sg.aes
this Advertisement vi
Iouly saint Of a geu ersi
is'4lnmA
a. u PREPARED SIT
eafe great paine Dein.
, taken % Allot Al eAGct
Fiup fuoA Of each
pc Ingredients, Ia such
a mAnuef thAl the com
, 'ninAuoA shall oe II
evrrg respect, al once
more fApid IN IT, opera
, uon, AID a0te sfisctuAl
Ian auy Other ,lmiiAg
medicine
= aegie teaspoon
lli takeu in wAfHi sAtef
or otherwise a. tue tssls
mas dictate, checks 10
.rf hWs Cho.i. aud AL
boWs' Complaints Elth
in nost lluIediaus
shoftspsse Of uiu.
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lulh Olu Nlttie Aiith
standard remedy 81
maintains its populNi-
". When al othen
haye proved inefiicish
the Elixir atone COZ.
unues 20 give satiaise
ton
Use It for
Cough,
Colds,
Catarrh,
Asthma,
Group,
lnoipient Consumption
and all diseases Of the
Throat, G est an q
Lungs.
81 YEARS 400
The Rlixir first made
It's Appearance an
even then, in its print
tive and imperfect state.
produced such extraof,
dinAry results that y
became, Al once, a gen
crGl favorite. Many
have made Il, what 4
really Is, a Family Med
icine
For 40 more thar
half the diseases SIC
which hesh is heir, " Of
iginAte from colds, e
this may be considered
a general preventive CT
all diseases, by remov
ing the primeyAl cause
ADULTS
should always Keep
this Family Physioiai
AZ hand and by IT,
timely use save hun
dreds Of dollars that
would otherwise b .
swallowed up Ia dis
charging doctors fees.
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CERTIFICATES.

IN the most improved and modem principles, with
rely new remedies, and with little or no suffering
he htpaeIt
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nILroRD, oTskUo Co., n. T., May 9th, 1894
This is to certify that have beeu sick with Catatfn
al Bronchitis" FOL nine yeats. Last March wa 70
duced TO ny DT Oaks treatment which relieved nls Il
ten minutes used TO cough half the night, rails,
on an averse as much large tea-cupfull VI vscic
phegmi my sleep was 90 much disturbed thai wuult
awake with burning fever and efspfaOu, After usin.
the Doctors medicine 0fs IA Onth gained Ia flesh ter
pounds at the END Of two months weighed twenty nv
pounds mUie than IN March previous Ny Cough lef
mt VA two weeks, the night eeats ceased the
nights, my fever left my Appeute and sleep returned
AND eau truly say that have been a il raise
mOnth'b treatment
FRANCES ROWLAND
john ". ShlTH
For references respectfully refer 20 Don P. kusse
Bank CoUpefstown, John +. Scott, COoperstown, Gee
WOrthingtOn, Morthington Bank, Charles W. Snitt
Otsegu bank
hereby cerufy TO the yeraeity OF the above.
BElbkY SMITH, Milforu
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PRRsipBST,
JOHN S. BARRY, OF BosToN.
TREASURER,
LEVI II. STRAW, OF BosroN.
DIRECTORS,

DIRECTORS,
JOHN s. BARRY, Boston, v j. MEssIEsRR Canton
SAAL JOHNSON, Chatest'n SETH BRowN Bo ton
j. S. SHAILER RoKbuiy, A. W ADAMS Roxbury,
Y. S TILsOS. Of Titusvle.
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BOsToN--George @. Goodwin & Co.
NEW YORk--Demas, Brpts * Co. .HI.T
BALTlM0RE--S. :. II nee.
PIrTshuR0H-Dr George II kcyssr.
ClNCiNNArl-F II Sure q Co., aud J. ID. Park
CHlCAGO--l ord Smith, and II Scoyi
ST LoUI' --Callins BROS
SAN FHA NCIsCD-hesteiter.S smith q Dean,
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nj A.. DOW A.
VEGETABLE BALSAMIC
ELIXIR.

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lergymen. Lawyers, Singers,

As ever, ! ours,
ANDREW ARCHER.
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lnoipient Consumption
and all diseases Of the
Throat, G h est an q
Iuuua
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per preserve them II the system is diseaFe
why any risk by using Medicines that deleteroe
aud that injure your system
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Special Notice.

We ask our friends, who are indebted
TO this office, in any way or amount, TO
make IMMEDIATE PAYMENT, They must
know that our business requires large
amount Of Cash, at greatly increased
prices, and can only be met by prompt
and regular payment on the part of our
customers. We have ever found them
kind and prompt generally for which
they have our sincere thanks-but there
are many others, who should pay us oul
honest dues, Ike men, and not act a:
though they intended 10 defrsud the Erin
ter.
We hope that all indebted hereabouts
will send or bring us our money at the
December Court. Others can send by
mail.
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General News Items.

General John A Logan has been ap. |
pointed Minister to the Republic Of Mexi-
co.
Gov, Hamilton, of Texas, expects to
call State Convention in December,
The personal property of. Henry A.
Wise has been libelcd for confscaton.
Ten clergymen are elected 10 the
Massachusetts Legislature.
John c. Brcckinridge is reported at
st. Catharines, Canada.
General Butler has rented a house in
Washington.
-Gcneral Longsirect had an Interview
with the President on Monday. v..
Apprehension of a negro insurloction
are felt in Mississippi, aud legislation to
disarm them is suggested, Federal sub.
officers have recently been making ipaam-
matory speeches to the freedmen.
General Sicklcs left Washington on
Saturday for the South, after an inter-
view with the President and War Score.
tary. 1t is reported that he will .upcrsede
, General Gilmore.
The President is being strongly pressed
TO have jefferson Davis tried uud6r the
indictment Of last June, in the Supreme
Judicial Court Of the District oil Uolum-
bia.
pay- Gcu. Howard recently told au
of T,o NJ
that the lands were not to be divided, and
that freedom meant work,
Colonel William S. Hawkins, an ex
rebel officer of fpe literary attainments
died in Nashville on the 9th inst
During the quarter ending en- Octo
her 81 % ,2S4 arrests we're made in New
York, including 5,Sll fen ales.
D4g" The majority for the State Con
stitutson in Colorado was l55 The ma
j'risy against negro suffrage was 3,7l6
The NEW SuERIrF-The commission o
Joseph L Vanlecr, Sheriff elect OF Luzern,
county, has been received at the Record
er's Office. Maj S II Puterbaugh the
present incubent will retire on the 25tt
inst, when Mr.. Nanleer will be duly in
stalled in office.
~ There was a reception Of cooret
troops in Harrisburg yesterday. Gener
al Cameron made speech, Reverend j
Walker Jackson prayed, and Professo
VIM Howard Day, of New York, delivered
an oraton. The affair wound up with
grand ball in the evening
They are raising large quantities o
hemp in Kansas, equal to any grown il
Missouri. \ large quautity is needed fo
home cou<umption- for the benefit Of
namber of official cattle thieves and othe
hard cases-b but it IS wasted by being sen
abroad
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FUF TNt " "IOTHWOTu D0W
A Just Retribution.

Cor. TATE 1t was once said by the
immortal Valandigham, "That time at
last would set all things even" The
prophecy Of this great and good man is
coming true. Men who were once instru.
mental in having their neigbbors arrested
and placed in military bastiles and forts,
and there kept for weeks, months and
even years without the least justification,
begin to reap the same reward. Even in
the county Of Columbia, worthless who did
the dirty work for the old Tyrants dupes,
while our county was invaded last fall for
the purpose of carrying the elections are
now respiug the rewards for their damna-
BILE acts. They are compelled to fly from
their. homes, not 10 escape from the hands
of usurpers, but to escape the penalties Of
the law. Justice will not let men 60 uu.
punished who have been guilty of such al.
legged crimes as were committed in Cuum-
bia and Luzerne in the fall of 1864. Men
allowed TO run at large, who have been
guilty of stealing peoples watches and
other property, after they were arrested,
and making false oatbs, for the purpose Of
compelling men of high responsibility to
suffer imprisonment, of the most borr iblc
kind as was the case among some Of the
Fort Nj flu prisoners ! DO never as long
as there is spark of Democratic principle
left in our Government.
The time is not far distant, when all who
were concerned in that damnablc crime
will have to suffer ten-fold to what their
victims suffered. And | trust that it will
) not stop at this, every Provost Marsha
who was guilty OF arrestiug any person
vii hout true bill against then, and wa:
the cause Of their Imprisonment and death
should be hung between the heavens and
earth, aud there left dangling as a warn
ing TO those who may yet arise to fill the
places Of those who now inhabit our coun'
ty, for fear they may get the foolish idea
that the military law is higher thaa the
civil.
Military con missions who have been
guilty OF hanging men and even w'n,eh
without sufficient evidence as has been the
case will receive tie same fate and the
voice Of the people will decide that those
who were the cause OF their arrest should
moi escape alike Justice.
Tor pOD7h
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DEATHS.

Iu Montour twp, Columbia county, on
Monday last, Nov. l3Ih 1868, Of Ery
,ipeIas, ELIAS DIE1rERlcK, Esq late
County Com missioner, aged 50 years l
mouth aud days.
Ia Miflnvlle, Columbia CO., on Friday
Nov. 10Th, 1865, Mrs, AMANDA f., wits
Of John A, Shuman, of Mainvi.le, in the
26 b year Of her age
In Pine township, Columbia county,
Wednesday SIh Nov. JOHN j, WINTER
sTEEN, aged about 30 years
Ia Dauville, Oct 10Th uIt., Mr., Cath.
rine, wife of John Fowrer, aged 81 years
and 8 months.