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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-09-15
"A BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
Il at the Cheap Clothing Store of
NJ Vo;hn,.,,oan


Main St., opp Howard House, Elkton Nd.
TNHE subscriber announces to the citizens Of
l. Ekfon and the surrounding country that
he has just replenished his stock of Goods, and
has now open one of the largest, cheapest and
best selected assortments of
FAN and Winter Clothing
over received in Maryland. His stock is Sea-
sonable, Fashionable and Complete, and con-
sists of Coats, Pants, Vests, &c, of every
description.
He has also full supply of Hats, Caps, Fur
nishing Goods, &c, which he is selling at re-
duced prices. The pubic are invited to call
aid examine for themselves.
M. LEIBERMAN.
Sept Is, l566-nlay II
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MARTL AID FARMS
AT Fl'B;.yE MALE.

AT PA BIC SALE.
THE undersised d, Attorney for the
"A, Heirs at Law of Ih"r.es H. "ai9.5 aecea"d,
B Bre H Meesas Hoe H5as se e5un y nf" on the
THURSDAY. OCTOHHR IN, 1856,
at O'Clock pm, all that des irable Rat ESTATE.
situate one mile south Of the Brick Meeting House.
containing
1875 Acres, 2 Foods and 80 Square perches,
more less; 20 acres of which is in good growing
Timber; the balance is in excellent state OF cui-
tivation; all under good fencing and divided INFO
convenient fields and well supplied with running
water
The improvements, which are E-~1
nearly new consist Of a comfortable 1g Y.,,HTsA
~ story BRICK Bull DING, with As53iSsk
Kitchen attached and with an excel N-S& r
lent " Well Of water at The door under
cover: large cellared Barn, Wagon. G--s
house and Granary and other outbuildings, all in
complete order; two Tenant Houses and Stable; IA
Peach Orchard containing over loo trees two APP
pie orchards, with variety Of other choice Fruit,
all in fine bearing condition
And the undersigned will also offer at the ~me
time and place all that FARM known the Oldham,
FIrn',' situate near the village Of Zion, containing
II Acres OF Land more or less.
The improvements are nearly new FRAME
DWELLING, two and ahalf stories high with water
at the door; frame Wag9nhonse' nfn9ry c ana
of this tract of land consists OF WOODLAND. -,
Both of these Farms are very desirable; tne sou
being of superior natural quality, and susceptible
of the highest Improvement situated in pleasant,
healthy neighborhood aud convenient to churches
schools, markets and railroads. The nrst mentioned
farm is midway between Brick Meeting House and
Zion both thriving villages and miles from tho
Phil & Bait. Central Railroad and 6 miles from the
Phil Viii. & Bait. Railroad 49,
Persons desiring to either Of the Farms rms viii
mentioned farm, and John Wilson, Esq, tenant on
the latter and for any further information required,
address the undersigned. Plots of the Farms may
be at the office OF tn suoscrlper, ana on tho
premises on the day of sale.
TERMS made known at sale, bv
REUBEN HAINES, Attorney,
Sent L. ls66--ts Eliton, Cecil county, Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-09-15

Thomas B. Hopper,
William Lindsay,
John T.. Wilson,
George W. Benjamin,
Christopher l.. Wingate,
Sutton Scarborough,
Josiah Hall,
Eli Cosgrove,
John Il. Graham,
Thomas Kennard,
L. W. Thomas.
Henry Bennett,
Moses X. Pierson,
John Owens,
VIM. T. Richardson,
Aaron G. Tuite,
John p. Bennett,
John W. Taylor,
William G. Purnell,
Thomas McNey
George W. Wells,
Bobert NJ. Waimsley,
Is ,ac II. Register,
james Ii. Mccullough,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-09-15

COAL of SUPERIOR Quality, for sale by
" sept 90. JOHN PARTRlpGE.
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Something New at the Sum!
EiARDW ARE & STOVE STORE,
And Tin Ware Mandatory,
At RISING SUN, MD,

HAVING enlarged my Tin and Stove
l. L Establishment, and fitted upa Store Room |
am prepared to furnish, in addition to Stoves and
in. Mnrn all kinds Of
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-09-15

E. T. Mask,
Azal !ah Rittenhouse,
J. Frank Cummings,
John 7. Mccullough,
tie, George W. Boulden,
Bcnoni Rowland.
Roswell Waterman,
Jesse K. Coulson,
Aaron J. Kitchener,
Samuel Mcdonald,
John +. Steel,
Joshua Green,
Peter ii. Cicaver.
Charles Matthews,
James II. Benson, sr.,
John W. Morgan, ST..
George 3 Pennington,
Isaac Hill.
Joseph T. Reed,
john +. Jannev,
Lewis T. Roberts,
John VI. McClenahan,
John T. Lynch,
l, Hugh F. Scarborough.
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MARRIED.

On tho 3Oth ult., by the Rev. VIM. J.
Eyer Mr.. Daniel King, and Miss Maggie
u Hart, both of BIoomsburg, Pa.
On 25th, ult., at tho residence Of the
brides parents by the Rev II 9. Munroe,
Mr. Thomas NJ, Butler, of Montour coun.
ty TO Mis-; Eliza j. Johnson of Columbia
county, Pa.
On the 25lh, ut, at the house Of the
brides father, by Rev +. p. Eyer, Miner
Benscotor Of Muhlenburg and Miss Lizzie
a. Huber OF Hublcrvlle Of Lusernc coun.
ty, Pa.
By the same, on the same day. at the
house Of the BRIDES father, Mr.. John NJ.
SatIif Of Fairmount twp, and Miss Fannie
D. kester of Ross twp, both of Luzerne
county, Pa,
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PHILADELPHIA FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET
CORRECTED wgRRLY FOR rus DEMOCRAT"
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE Mason & IIamlin Cabinet Organs. c,tv d,r.
ercnt styles adapted to sIcrcd and secular music for
$50 to 800 each FIFTY.ONE GOLD or SILVER
MED Ms. or other first premiums, awarded them
Illustrated Catalogues free, Address, MASON A.
nAMLIN, BosroS or MASON BEoTnERs, Nrw
YoRK.
Jan. G le6G Sep. o, 'Gj-ly.-S.NP,
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WIDOWS APPRAISEMENTS.
Notice of Confirmation.

THE following appraiscments of real
u and personal property set apart to Widows Of
Docedenis have hccn flied ~ the Office OF the Register
Of & lumbu comfy, under The Nues nt tout, aud
viii bc presented for absolute continuation TO toe Or.
phans Court .hc hcli in BloDmshurg in aud iur s1 ~
county, on WEDNESDAY, TIE -h DAY or FEB-
RUARN, a u ls66, At 2ocotk IN the afternoon vt said
day unless exceptions to each Combinations pre-
viousy filed, of whIc all persons interested in said
estates VIII take notice.
Widow OF Jacob lIoats, late of Bea.
yer township pdgc'd
2 Widow Of Dr.. James 4 Wilson, tate
ofgcrwick Borough deed
3 Widow OF Michael Fry, late of Milf.
lin twp, deed
Widow Of William NJ X bcrts ,)ate Of
Jackson township deed
Widow Of Gordon X Goff, late Of
Gloom township deed
6 Widow OF William Gllaspy, late Of
Hcmlock town hip decd.
Widow OF Naloutin Whitcnight, late
uf ilnmlock twp deed,
8 Widow oi Elias Detterich, late Of
Montour tow uship, d ceased.
JOHN G'rRGg1G, Rcgstyt
Registers Once
hloom>1urg, Jan H. Ub
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Roofing

IN rolls ready to be nailed down. adapt
led for Louses,; Factories and Buildings OF all Kinds
constructed of Materials that have stood TIE test Of
fifteen yeats, and manufactured on an entirely differ
ent and better plan than any other composition roof
nrinuse Secured by patent Very durable and at
low price Circulars aud samples sent free by mail,
READY ROOFING Co.
No. 73 Maite une, New York.
Sept 20 lsG5-l y
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Deafness, Blindness 4 Catarrh,

81, ted ui,' ,,p almost success by Dr J. ISAACS
0rlli. . aai .luist (,orn.riy Of Lcydru. Holland.
,u On RI I Street. fhIlai. hia. Testimonials from
th4 most riiahi" III ihr City and cunnty can
o., srtiUt his o!ict. The medical faculty are invited
t. tcrrupany lhrir puirnts,Hs he Id, Scrr ia his
frartirn AHrlrIcIAh EYt : inserted without pain
M rttre' made for examination.
.uly 10 i.lI.- i-u
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A.8~ n is said that man down East
by the name of Bancroft" has taken the
contract to deliver an eulogy On the "la'
mented Lincoln = We did not learn
how much he is to be paid nor who is to
pay it, but that won't be as difficult to as
certain as it will be to 6nd the particulpr
point in the "kind hearted" etc., to eulo'
gize. The u. s. Treasury will, no doubt,
satisfy the bill of expenses. Why don't
they get "Brick" Pomeroy! lie you'd
deliver The sulogy IN b'coming manner,
and without any expSnse 10 Uncle Sam
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Bay" ! he Editor Of this Journal is still
iu the eastern cities, but will be found
in bis sanctum next week.
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r. hc C!rovesteen Pian) Forte

Il still retains its ProcoIince aud great popularity,
aud after Undergoing gradual improvements for pc
Od pl thirty years Is now promo III ed by the musical
world to he Unsurpassed ani nurqual"d IN rIch'
volume and purity Of tone, durability aud cheap
ness. oar new scale, French action harp pedal, iron
frame, over strung ba IS, scvcn octave rOscwu"d pi
amos selling cheaper by from 500 To 5000
than the same st lc and finish are sold by any other
frstclass makers in the country. Dealers aud all in
want OF good pianos are invltcd to send for Dc.
seriptvc Catalogue, which contains phOtus sraphs OF
our different styles, together with prices No one
should pure hIse piono without seeing this alta.
logue Mcdlsi aImost wi thout number hav" been
awardnd the GrovGsttrn PinO, and the Celebrated
Ncrl1's air though put in competition with others
from all paris y / Europe and the u S II took the
highest ava d.
[EstablishGd ls,ii Grovesteen Co,
49D BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
4 Juy -. 1865 =! Il, II. s. d Co.
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STRANGE BUT rRGr

every young lady and gentleman in the United
sla's tar hear something very much their atvnu.
tase ny re urn mail Gree ofchLrgc by addressing hc
"ndPtnsned, Those hdV.ng tea : of b eing hnmburr.
td VII obIigc by not noticing this catd All ,thrTs
VIII pie ase address their Ubediert servant
TiiUc CHAPMAN
c3l roadway, New Work.
Jan, 6. 1866 -ly. VI Z
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sa- A. II. Stephens has been elected
U. S, Senator from Georgia.
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GREAT ATTRACTIoNs.- - Crowds are
daily attracted by the splendid pictures
iu the l,rge frame, in Brandau's Gallery,
and many find their way up stairs to avail
themselves Of the opportunity to get a
good picture. They always go up with
coaGdcuce, and come down smiling, Mr..
b. is an excellent Artist, and does an eE'
tensive business. People from the cOun'
try, we advise you to give him a call.
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asS- We call the attention Of all desir.
ing pleasant and profitable emplo yment
to the advertis enc ut 10 this paper headed
NSl5u0 per year"
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NEW SKIRT F0R 1865 !
The Great Invention of the Age in
IL o o p S X | r r S <.
I-W' BRADLEY E Is New Patent DUPLEX ELLEPTlC


THls INVENTION consists Of pupe, 10, tvo, r,-
mpc fure htnned Steel Springs ingeniously Bra ided
lignuy ana fHmly together, edge TO edge, making
me toughest most Flexible, Elastic aud durab e
sprlng ever used. They seldom bend or break like
lhe single Springs, and consequently preserve their
perfect aud beautiful shape more than twice as long
as any single Spring Skirt that ever Has or Can be-
made " "
THE wonderful Hexibilily and great comfort and
llFHrc 10 any Lady wearing the rdpieN Elliptic Skirt
WIN DC experienced particularly in all crowded As.
stmbhcs' Operas, Carriages Railroad Cars, Church
ieWs' Arm Chairs, for Promenade aud House Drpss
as lhc Sktit Can he folded when in use to Occupy
sma,i pa ce as easily and conveniently as silk or
Lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure Comfort lad
T'ut OhVenience of wearing the Duplex Elliptic
S'ccl spring SKIRT for single day will Never after
wars wIliihgy dispense with their use. For Chil.
drrn Misses and Young Ladies they are superior to
TUE HOOPS are covered with ply double twisted
htad aud WI wear w ire long the single yarn
covering winch used on all Single Steel HUop SKIRTS
Inc lhiee bottom rods every skirt are also Double
stet ahd twice or double covered to prevent the GOV.
tfIng from w airing oil the rods when dragging down
stits stone steps etc etc, which they are constant
ly subject when IN use.
All are made OF the new and cp CANT Corded Tapes
ahd are the best quality IN every part, giving tn the
W'aftr the most graceful and perfect shape possible
and are unqne'tiOnably the l'ghlest most desirable
CuulotlhDlt anu CCuholUCH Skltt ever made,
VESTS BRADLEY 4 GARY, PROPRI ETORS OF
the Invention, and SOLE MANUF FACrURERS g7
CLIMBERS, and ~ & Il READE s1RbEIs, New
N0ik,
FOR SALE in all rstclass Sto,cs IN this City, and
Cuba, Mexico, South America, aud the West indies
Spring skirt. W
Jan ~, IsjG. G.-3m,-A 60
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ses"sA cleIk in mercantile establish
NETT writes 10 a irjcud at home "I have
a nice time Of it nova. days very little
work to do our firm don't advertise"
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GGy- IL everybody would make it their
business to attend to their own business,
and not trouble themselves about other
peoples business, an go 10 Nj. Unapgst's
place or.busincss for the purpose ofatend.
ing to business and ct measured for a
pair cfnew boots, they would not be otilg.
ed to purchase Group mediciue or cougll
drops during wet weather.
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gay- Senator Buckalew has our thanks
TOR valuable public documents received.
We. are also under. obligations to our
member Of the Legislature, W. Ii. Jacobs
for pubIic"favors.
ps1~ We direct the attention of our
readers TO the County Statement publish |
cd in this issue, together with numcrou,
other advertisements OF inlere-'.
TO CUENrRs Tie cunning season be.
ing now past, any person killing partridge,
rabbit. &c , tuijc jcct. himself TO 6ne oil
So for each one Ai!l,d. Our spoitsmcn
should see that the requirements Of the
law are fully implied with aud carried
out =,
sss- Deep yaintctestng meetings have
been held in the Baptist Church of this
place, during the evenings OF the last two
weeks, and attended with happy results.
Egh! pei isous uerc immersed en- Sunday
last, 10 F,sblGpcreck
cas. IT,, pnd, r.,rn,d b,s IN tors of
o,o.n .,os. c1.ltyno az In;vnnw wh;,h
he will sell AT a reasonable rate 1t does
not contain any di.s
lie also wishes 10 sci! three building
oi5 in tho outskirts OF lie tnwu
c. Il BROCKWAY.
,S.. v,. L., ,1< ,,.,,-, =.
ivy ~" ~, '"V :, DO'',''| p'P''' !"
WIS - H, 1OO' "Y,.' PIU'o" '' , ''9'o'"'
'F' '''' .'''''E7 70 'De ''t"''o' !" reply 10
R,,.,,orLi, ,onr Il u,,,nb no s,n,h ,
DO they loyt Cark.c, r,t than liyh,
Gene. genrl,m,r, 5ou.tu, ,f;o.-uiol
Jcur reader,
u, -,
..'.,.a,,1'..'.,.~' .t.,. -, ..,.,,r,,
....,t..t:'..,, -. ..,-'.
,,,,l,'a,,. ..r..,.,.'.i','> ,.,...l.,.
'"' 'u"o''', o. Ia '''o'1' - '+"''' u" d 81
Years d,y. the waterfall wa, tceTcsly
seen. Ar5l Of bar ,wi ted around t. e
back Of 'he head, yu'gaTIy c'l!ei S""I";
Is 0cc"u"n2 popular
Esq., Las, fu the R.,uhl.con, IA .
ma, rror, .Lo cb.;,r.,, # ,hrir State
co,ouf,,,o l,,cr da,i,, tsat the or. ,,ion
of,,,,o ,urT,,oo w,. n is.rc. ro,, ,b,y
makc il the y,,,i,, j.,,,. Wien will ,Lf
a.r,. -, .n.n-L - -, ,'-,,.., al
pCNP'" E'N I''S"5 - - ''.' '~.' - . "I'
f4l choods Of these Jo,d d,aNnion ts wlC
have morlcreh the people, wa. ted thci
s1b$tcuro and divided tho conNiry
YfxDuu B,i,s INV, hours noA:c
is q, ,Ltl,s uoaifed 70 CT m vcpdu
hills IN g,od ..,o.t tho Dr,Occ,at offic.
We wou,d also recommend farmers an,
o,bors rbo i,,.,J oil on, ,b,in oo,son
HI property DtlWCtn MS ana the 1TSt
Anril. 10 advertise thrir s,,c,in the Dem,
cat, which now reaches every locality
Columbia and a6joiAing couut;cs
r,.-. ,,onn. ,rLi n.u ,.aa.u, II.
.u b., n,ho,r,hor,.o,ir ron,ir,Ihv no;n
..,;,,;na nana.;,. ,rI o,,,or ~
80 7. .,.. ...,.;.
ra..a,Sao 5 ,..',',,.ao.i,,s r.,
.~,;..e . w M,,rnn h,, ..,no
.. - .,c.t;.. 49,. ..r,,pI;.
house, for The comfort Of guests and Il
,rayclng puL,c Truelg, Mr.. Maug
knows how to keep "Holel."
500.
Ggy- IL everybody would make it the
business to attend to their own bus:ne
and not trouble tbcm,elves about 9th
aoo;I,,, t,.ina., onIa,,oN, Irnona.
p,0p'' ~ 80 "D ~ --'
p'oce 0l business LOT the purpose Of a''o"
ing to business and ct measured for
pair cfnew boots, they would not be obi
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BGS- Gov. Curtin aud family reached
home on a visit from Cuba.
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aeS- Two Irisbmen were lodged in Jail
for disorderly conduct whilst the ordi.
nance OF Baptism was being performed on
Sunday last
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hN EMGNENr DIVINE or BOSTON SAWS:
II have hacu using the Peruvian syrup tor sonc
time pas; ; 1t gives a.W Ni:ur BuOyInCy Of spir
lis. Elasticity &C husclc.'
Thousands hare 6tH ohapged By the ass IF i remedy
from rcis Schiy suffering cr,dtarcs 10 strong. hcdhy,
and adppp and TOmcH and ,aUddS cannot rcdSoHd.
big ktSiiaiG to gitt At tria
pamphlet # - pages containing certificates Of
cures ana recommendations from some of the most
eminent physicians, cl"rgymen, and others, Will u
sent FREE lua ary address.
~ See that each bottle has PrRuviS sYEuP blown
in the glass
FGR SALE BY
J, =. pINSHdURE, Proprietor, 36 Dey st. New York
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
RrtukiVu, kiurs Co. y \.
Feb. J. iSC6 -,y

40 Cos UMPrATvEs.- Thc under igntd haN lug been
4 restored to health in a few weeks by very sim.
pie remedy after having suffered several years witha
severe lung affection, aud that dread disease Con.
sumption is anxious 10 make known 70 his fellow
suti rers the means If cure
70 all who desire it, he viii send copy Of the pre-
script,nn used rec ui hargc wn the Dir, ctions for
prrpuring aud using the same which they will Mud a
SURE CURE 'or Consumption, Asthmy, bronchitis Colds
Coug hs etc. The ont, object Of the advertiser IL
sending the rresCi iption is to benefit the afflicted and
sprc d nturmatun which he conccivcS to be invaluable
aud he h"p"S every sufferer VIII try his remedy,
! viii cost tHn,n nothing, aud may prove bIcs>I@.
Parties wishing tie prrsrrp pon VIII please address
Rev EDNARD 4. WILSON,
Williamsburg Kings County
Ian r., l-'f-ly :. VI =, $tT.Hnrk.
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FoEKs HorEL. .--Thi, well known Ho
tel ha. betn thoroughly repaired BY paint
lug, grainiug paperrg and other i'm
provrmcuts 1t BOW possesses superior
advantages and accommodations. The
proprietor, &. W. MAuGER, has spared
no expense in rcGitng this commcdiou
house, for The comfort Of guests and the
travelling public Truely, Mr.. Maugcl
knows how to keep q "Holel"
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THE

THE
4 GH wv M
SYRUP
lsA PROTECTED SOLUTION or TUE
PrOtOXide of Brnn,
new discovery iu medicine which
STRIKES Ar TuE ROOT OF DISEASE, ny
Supplying the Blood with it, VITA, pRtSclpLg, or
LIVER gLtNENr IRON
1hls Is the secret m the wonderful success o this
remedy ia Cuing
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Dropsy,
Chronic DiariLe :, Buls, Nervous
Aft ctons, CLills and Fcvors,
IlumurS Loss of Cousu-
tutional vigor, Dscascs
Of he kidneys &
Bladder, Female
Complaints,
and all diseases originating in
BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD
OF accompanied by D,bility or u low state ur the
system
Being re" from Alcohol III any form, - rncrgiz.
lug tn"c's are not followed by corresponding rcac-
iInh but are permanent, inflsng strength vgor and
up an IRON CONsTi TUITION
U9SP EPSlA - UEDlllIYo o
From the Venerable Archdracun SCOTT, y. H..
DuNHAM. Canada Ea It, March -, 1873.
81 am an invctcratc Dyspcplic Of more
than % years standing"
j have 81 wonderfully ben Gifted in the
three short weeks during which have used the Pc.
tuvian lrup that can scarcely persuade myscl foc
ihe reality People VINO nave known me are aston
ishcd at The chang. am widely kHowu and can
but recommend 10 oth'rs that which has done
A CASE OF u YEARS STANDING CURED
Ffom INSLEY JEWETr, No. - Avon Place Boston
II hay suffered. aud some timgs severely. for 81
years, from dysprptic, comm cnCcd taxing tht Pc.
ruvian syrup, and iuund Immediate benefit itUhI 1t
In tive course of thee or four weeks | entirely
relieved from my sutltrinss, ahj have enjoyed unii
tcrruptsd health cv1T sInsc -
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AN INVALID
fhb'ishcd for the bcnrtit aud as CAUTION TO
NUlNG MEN and other, who suffer from Nrrvois
Debility, Premature Decay OF Manhood, &c, supply.
Tag atshe same time TnE MEANS OF SELE.IuRE. Ey
one VINO has cured mn aft uudcrg ing Cpnsic t.
able 1hackcty. Hy enclosing postpaid aGdr"s-ed en-.
EelOpc sing copies free Ut thagc, may be- had of
The author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Brooklyn, Kings Co, y y
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gay- Senator Buckalew has our thanks
for valuable public documents received
We. are also under. obligations to our
member Of the Legislature, ". II. Jacoby
for public%favors.
DsS~ We direct the attention of our
readers to the County Statement publish
cd in. this Issue, together with numtrou,
other advertisements OF intereN.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-02-03

NEHDUG BILLS. Two hours notice
is al iL,a ,s uqaired to Ct up vcudue
bills in good ..;,c,t tho Democrat office
We would also recommend farmers and
others who intend 10 sell cut their person
al property between his and the first OF
April, 10 advertise their salc5 in the Demo
c'ct, which now reaches every locality oI
Columbia and adjoining couutics
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-02-03

TO GUENrRs Tie cunning season be-
ing now past, any person killing partridge
rabbit. &c VI jcct. himself to fne o
S5 for each one Aiil,d. Our spoltsmcr
should see IhA, the requirements Of The
law are fully c implied with aud carried
out