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AsNOcialc .Iud.c.

\t Ehave been nnthnriz II u annource IN nam
w ofELTJAI G. RICKETTS OF Orange tnwnshf
fr the office of 50 IATE JUnG:, of the Cpurts
oi Cola nhn County, subject To the usage rf the
mating Convention which will be held in August
June 8 ISa;6.
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Associate .Jud-e.

WE are requested TO anneunrr in tho eolurnns Of
w this paper. that Tx Sheriff IRAN DERR. "f
Jackson township. olHmsia County, sGcrs hInsslJ 4
candidate for the Cfae of AS5'bCiA rE JU DC z,
sujr't TO the d-cis!;a OF ths Democratic CoAEty
Convention.
lima u tf
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An EXTENSIVE SALE AND DISTRIBUTION
\ or Eisnos, Melodians, Gold and Silver Ware.
is going at the salesroom Of REED & BRO
"a Liberty street. N Y. These goods sold at
WO DOjL ARS EACH, Regardless of Value. Send
TWENTN-FI Cents for one numbered Notice. or
ONE DOLLAR for SIX, The number OF each NO.
tice spends with the number Gle of
goods. which will be rseei pt of 50 The
money will be refu Dded if the goods do give
Isfacton. Agents make TWEN Y-FIVE DOLLARS
PER " ELK. Send for a Circular,
Office: F. o BOX 5I37.
"a Iibedy st NEW YORK.
Nav O. ls66:-3m
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Senatorial.

EVI l.. TA'B. Of Bloom township we are an
L. ihoriZrd tn announce will be candidgt. fo, flo
nomination OF STATE SENATOR in thu I5th n,s.
trict subject to- the usages Of the Democratic party
of ColumLia County. and respectfully soliclts tho
suffrage of his feilnw- Demncrats
Bloomfbnrg, June. I3, IS6j.
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Associate Judge,

WE have been requested TO state that ANDREW
FREAS. Esqr.. of Centre township. will be a candi.
date for the Office o: ASSOCIATE JUDGE, At The
ensuing general election, subject the decision
Of the Democratic County Convention whirh VIII
lie h"ld in August next
IN
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Associate .DUd-c.

VIZ E have been authorized To announce the nan.
w If THOMAS J. HUTCHINSON, Esq Of Fi.h-
inrcreek township. a candidate for the Office Of
ASSOCI ATE IL DGE, Of Columbia Copaty. subie
Ihs decision OF the Democratic ConyentiOn-
In I-hs
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Associate Judge.

w f have been requested to announce Tie name
w OF PETER HERBEtN, Esq of Locust TOW
ship. candidate for the Office of ASSO HATE
JUDGE. ofCOlumbia County subjectto the desisioR
of the Dem mocratIc Convention.
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Daring ROBBERY.

On Wednesday night, the 18th inst, some
daring burglars effected an entrance into the
Office of Messrs. A. Pardee & Co., and sue
ceeded In blowing open the safe in the office,
and abstracting therefrom government bonds
and other money to the amount of $I4 2S3.
The robbers no doubt opened the front doors
with skeleton keys, as they were found to be
unlocked when the clerks arrived in the
morning. They then proceeded to drill
hole In the safe, boring through about an
inch OF solid iron, in which they put powder
and blew open the door, completely shatter-
ing the lock to pieces. An unsuccessful at
tempt was also made to blow up larger
safe. A back window of the office was rails
ed and the bolt of the shutters drawn. most
probably to afford an avenue of escape in
case of an alarm being raised. Keys, gim-
lets, piece of fuse, etc., left by the thieves,
as well as the adroit manner in which the
whole thing was performed, seem to leave
no doubt that the robbery was planned and
executed by adopts at the business.
The explosion, which took place between
one and two o'clock, was heard by different
persons in the vicinity of the Office; but as
the discharge of firearms atnght is not an
unusual occurrence, no suspicion of the real
state OF affairs was excited
OF the amount stolen, $7.4OO was in
$40 and 7-30 bonds, $6,S33 in compound
interest notes postage currency, and SO in
postage stamps. A watch, valued at $40.
was also taken. Various individuals and
associations had placed money in this safe
for safe keeping, and $6,S50 of the above
amount was money thus deposited The loss
falls heay upon some of the parties who had
all their earnings deposited there, and we
sincerely trust that the miscreants may yet
be overtaken and the money recovered
though up to the present time no clue of
them has been discovered -Hazelton ,Se1,ti-
mel
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3 ssoClate Judge.

IL AVfNG been induced through the earnest soIcita
ti'ns OF my Democratic friends, allow my
name IN be used in connection with the Office
AS-OCIATE JUDGE Of Columbia County, ] take
this occasion to announce the Democratic electors
that Will he Candidate, subject to th.' decision
The Convention. JACOB EVANS.
nn. LINN
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4 LII NAY MARRY HAPPILY. irrespective OF
y wealth, age, or be auty and the love of the op'
posite sex be gained by following simple rules.
Send a directed envelope and imp to MADAME ~
CILLE uEMARRE, Station ID, Bible Street. New
York City.
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LOVE AND MATRIMONY.

LADIES' and gentlemen. il you wish to marry, ad-
dress the undersignes, who viii send you. without
moey and without price, valuable inI ormation that
will enable you marry happily irrespective of age
wealth or b auty, This information will cost y1u
nothing and IL YOU wish marry. will cheerfu'ly
assist you. All letters strictly confidential Th de-
sired information nj by return mail and reward
asked. Address
SAR All 3. LAMBERT,
Grecnp Iint Kings L o., New York.
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NOTICE TO PENSIONERS, DISABLED SOL
DIERs AND THEIR HEIRs.-The act of Con-
gress, approved June 9th, 1866, gives addi-
tional pension to the following class Of per-
sons
1st To those who have lost the sight of
both eyes, or both hands, or are totally disa-
bled IN the same, so as to require constant
attendance, the sum of S25,OO
ID To those who have lost both feet or
are totally disabled in the same, so as to re-
quire constant attendance, the sum of $50.
Sd. To those who have lost one hand or
one foot, or are so disabled as to render them
unable to perform manual labor equivalent
to the loss Of hand or foot, the sum of SIS.
4th. Persons who have been deprived of
their pensions under act of March Sd, 1866,
in consequence of being in the civil service
Of the q. S. Government are hereby re-
stored.
5th. Invalid pensioners, who died after
application for their pension had been fled
and before the issuing Of the Pension Ger
tifcate, and who have, left widows or minor
children, will be entitled to receive arrears
due at the death of the soldier.
9th. Pensions are extended to dependent
fathers and brothers, the same as mothers
and sisters
iIn- IenSlOnS corresponding TO rank Will
be granted those persons who were commits
stoned and wounded OF otherwise disabled,
while in the line of duty, and honorably dis
charged for cause contracted after being
mustered, or to the heirs of such deceased
persons.
9Th. Pensions will be granted to all en-
listed men employed as teamsters, artifcers,
hospital stewards, sadilers, and all other en-
listed men wounded or otherwise disabled
in line of duty, or to rhe heirs of such de-
ceased persons.
9th. Pensions viii be granted to colored
same as to white persons.
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Senatorial.

7 the earnest solicitation of nv Democratic
friends in the county ana throughout the ei strict
have been induced to offer myself as a candidate
Ior the once Of STATE SENATOR. subject TO the
usages of the Democracy Of the District.
PETER ENT.
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THE National Union men of PHILADELPHIA
contemplate building a s'wigwam" for the
18th Of August gouyrntion.
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B6r An exchange says Geary has never
denied the charge that he is in favor of ne
gro suffrage. Nor is that all-he never will
without telling Hhat ID not tine.
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4 DMINSTRAIORS' NOTICE.

Estate of Dr. Simon Cotncr, deceased.
I ETTERS Of admin .tration ON the estate Of Dr.
~ Simon Cotner, late of Madison township. Colum-
bia County have been granted by the Register OF sail
county. to Benjamin r. Fruit aud Conrad kres mer
residing in J-rseytown, township and county afore
said All persons having claims against the estate
Of the decedent requested 10 present them for
settlement to the administrators and those indebted
10 the estate will make immediate payment 10 the
undersigned At Kreamer's Store. in Jorseytown.
BENJ r, fRUlT, ! 49,,
CONRAD KREAMER,
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PrOthOnOtary and Clerk OF
the Courts

[yT Z have been authorized to announce the name
w Of JESSE COLEMAN as candidate for re-
nomination and election to the ofic' Of PROT4ON.
UTAEY AND CLERK OF THE COUNTS of Cots m.
bia County subject the usages Of the Democratic
party.
Blooms sburr. June l3 1886
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" no Are the Disunionists.
The Ddmniag Record.

On the l4th day of December, 1863. in
the House Of ofRepresentatives at Washington
Mr.. Holman, of Indiana, Democrat, offer
ed series of resolutions declaring ''Hat the
: States an rebellion are not ont ofthe Union,
and should not be held as Territories and
su6jHgnted prOr6ces; that the only condi-
''dttiOR to proper relations should be uncOn-
''ditional submission to the Constitution and
"tda0S Of the United States, and that uhen
''this IS accomplished, the Uar ought to
cease
Thaddeus Stevens (disunionist) moved to
lay the resolutions on the table which mo
ton was carried, by a vote of eighty-eight
disunionists- Republicans-to sixty-six
Enthusiastically all Democrats
lSee House Journal. Session 35th Congress- page
491
The vote on this resolution establishes be-
yond all cavil and dispute, that the Democ-
racy are not only the true friends of the
Union, but that they endeavered to preserve
inviolate the faith of the nation as pledged
by the Crittenden resolution while the Re-
publicans are the bitter and unrelenting foes
of the Union, who recklessly violateda pledge
given with unanimity that should have
it against Infringement.
White men of Pennsylvania. remember
this record read it to your neighbors; post
it, in printed placards in public places,
where it can be seen and read by all men
EIGHTY EIGHT REPUBLICANS voted that the
States in rebellion were out of the Union.
SIXTY-SIX DEMOCRATS voted that the
Statesin rebellion were not out of the Union.
EIGHTY Y-EIGHT REPUBLICANS voted that
the rebellious States should be Territories or
subjugated provinces.
SIXTY-SIX DEMOCRATS voted that they
should have all their rights unimpaired. by
unconditionally submitting to the Constitu-
ton and laws of the United States
EIGHTY EIGHT REPUBLICANS wanted the
dismembered Union of Sumner, Stevens and
Geary.
SIxTY-sIX DEMOCRATS wanted the unbro-
ken Union of Washington, johnson and
Clymer.
EIGHTY-EIGHT REPUBLICANS, violated
their oaths of office, 10y acknowledging Sc
cession as fixed fact" and changing the
war for the Union into crusade for the
subjugation and annihilation of the States.
SIXTY-sIx DEMOCRATS preserved their
oaths unbroken, by repudiating the heresy
of secession, and demanding that the flag
that bore on its azure field a star for every
State, should also have a State for every
star.
These Eiighty-eigh Republicans are for
GEARY AND DISUNION
These Sirty-sic Democrats are for CLY-
MER AND TIE UNION
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eteg,>ter and Recorder.

TO THE DEMOCRACY OF COLUMBIA COUNTY
of, my self to the Democracy OF Columbia CsuH-
~. subject the Nominating Convention, for ihe
Office of REGISTER AND RECoRD DER, for the en-
suing term. And pledge myself Ia a careful snJ
prompt performances Of all the duties
JOHN G. FREEZE
June 6, 1866.
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County CO,m,nissiouer.

SHYE arc authorized to announce name Of SAW
W UELR kLINE. Of sugarInaf township. Colum-
bia county. candidate for the Office Of COUNTY
COMMIS-IONER. subject To the detisieA Of this
Democratic County nominating Convention.
lnN L. IS66
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ALI MAY MARRY Happily,

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IRRESPECTIVE OF wealth, age or beauty ; and the
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June ID, '66.-3m- Station ID. iiibIe House. ~ Y
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rPHEGLoRY OF MAN is STRENGTH. gentle
1 man who suffered for years from Nervous and
Genital Debility, Nightly Emissions and Seminal
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IL Will cost you nothing Address.
EDGAR FIREMAN.. I2oth St n, Y. City.
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COUNTY Commissioner.

Ountv OOehtnlSSIOufc
through the solicitation Of NV Democratic friends.
have been induced u off-r myself a candi
date for the Office OF COUNTY COMMISSIONER
subject TO the decision of the Democratic County
Convention. which will convene on the 27th of Au
gust ncxt
MONTGOMERY COLE.
Sugarloaf tewR ship. June 6, Ii &c.
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WHISPERS ! WHISPERS

DR.. l. o, MoSTEZ CaTriia. the greatest stirnulator
in the world. Will force Whisksrs o, Mu-tachrS 70
grow the smoOthest face chin never known tr
fail sample for trial sent free to any desirous
of testing its merits. Address, REEVEs & Co. "a
Nassau Street New YORK,
July 4, ISt6.-3n'.
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HOsTETTER' S STOMACH BITTERS

Nan wants a TONIC no uncommon want
Aud every ye Ir and month brings forth a ne W one
Which, after cramming the gaZettes it'll can't
The discovers the true one.
OF such : thcse let their coneOctors vaunt,
I'll sing the BlTTER% that have credit due won.
The Wrold's great Tome. which skill can better,
mean the matchiess BlrrEKS Of HOSTETT
Doctors were living long before old Gelenh
And since, exceeding learned grave and sage;
But the stnmachics they bound TO fail in
Success came not until lhis later age.
Now IL the era sick folks made hale in,
Aud dread dyspepsia driven from the stage.
Agues. rcmittsuts, headachcs-reaI head splitters.
VANISH like smoke before Hostetter's Bitters,
Herbs. barks and roots compose the rare Infusion,
No mineral po. son mars their Jul ces pure.
And Ryes mild p, sence holds them in solution,
The taste T. plea SAINT, the effect IS sure
Ne'-T have tie Hitirrs yet proved delusion:
Try them in time and health and strength secure,
The dragon layer fgures on the label,
And they like him to the weak are able.
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l. addressed envelope and IS CENTS and will send
you valuable informant on that plea Sc you
Address MARY MOORE, e3I broadway, n. Y.
NAV I6 le66 -IY.
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PROCLAMATION.

STATE OF SOUTH CARoLINAl
CITY OF CHhBLEsTcE.
By PETER C. GAILLARD MAyon
WHEREAS, AT A MEETING OF THE CITY COUS
GIL hold On Tuesday tho goth instant tho following
Resolution was adopted: :
Rcso!red That the Honorable tho Mayor is horcby re.
qucstcd TO recommend That the day set apart by the
Pr sdent OF the Unitod States namely the 29t day Of
November, our people unite with their thankful huma.
ton for mcrcies their recognition of sppcia bless.
nSs youchsaed to city, and cordially suppcae
the Throne OF Grace in behalf of city aud country
Now therefore, In compliance with the said Resoiu
ton, do hereby issue this, my Proclamation setting
apart THIS DAY. the goth instant to bo observed as
day Of public Thanksgiving and Prayer by the inhabi
ants OF Chareston and the Ministers the people
the various religious denominations requested to as
sembe on that day at their places of yyorshp and
with united hearts and voices, offer their tribute of
praise and Thanksgiving to tho Author Of a good and in
particular for the general health have enjoyed And
that Ho has preserved us by His special blessing in an
entire exemption from pcstilence. And aIao to sppl-
cate tho Throne OF Grace in behalf of our country
Given under my hand and the seal of the CITY, thte
tL.s1 twentysecond day of November, A. D. one
thousand eight hundred and sixty.s1
P. @. aA1LLARD. Mryor.
". II. sAuTu, Clerk of Council.
ober0 90
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

OFFICE OF HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
CHARLESTON. November Is, 1906 (
Il information:
C. OFFICE OF HEALTH DHrAnrMEsr-No. lit Coming
CRIT HosrIrAL-nIazyck street. between Magazine and
queen streets In charge of Dr. F. PEYRE PORCHER.
teaidence northeast corner of South Bay Legare
Streets So, and Dr. cHATBURN BROWN. residence No.
~ " DISTRICT NO. POUNDED on the north by south
oonsr eao Of R1s HSse 5 street south by South Battery
ecian In charge Dr. JOSEPH YATES. Residence, No. 10
HEALTH D1srn1or No. 2-Bounded on she north by
south aide of Beauain street; south by south Battery
pSyan in eha4o De- PEER pna Ms't 81 Ashsf
Residence. southwest corner Of church and Tradd
HEALTH DISTRICT No. 3-Dounded the north by
south side OF John and Chapel strect south by north
east side Of King street Physician in charge Dr. JOHN
L. ANCRUM Kesidence, No. Society street
south side OF Cannon street, south north side of
fan street. east by west side of King street. by
Asney river Physician In charge, DR.. j. SOMERS
BUST Residence, northwest corner of Rutledge and
HEALTH D1srR1or No. 6-Bounded on tho north bv city
Boundary; south by north side Of John and Chnpe
% sss. y Ge1PeT River and west by cast aide
hEhu Residence brSad street opposite Trapmann
city Boundary south by north side Of % Cannon ey
east by west side Of Nins street, aud west by Ashley
residence, i:o11io, vi cannon and Smith streets.
DIspENsARIEs AND OFFICES OF GALL.
FoR HEALTH DIsrnIcT No. lat Sailors' Home. Mar
ket, opposite State street.
FOB HEALTH DISTRICT No. 2.-At DIR. p. Porcher's
Office, southwest corner of Church Tradd streets
For HKALrH DIsrRIcT No. Sat Shirnr's Dispensary
Society street, between King nnd Meeting streets
Fon HEALTH D1sTnIcT No. AT City Hospital Mazyck
street. f' ,''
Fon HEALTH DISTRICT No. 5.--At southeast corner of
St. Philip and Warren streets.
FoR HEALTH DISTRICT No. Cat southeast corner NJ
Cannon and Smith streets
OFFICE HouRs.-From to 10 o'clock A. NJ. md to
o'clock p III. ~
All patients who able will be required to attend ot
these Dlspensartes within the above specified hours
They VIII also conf their calls to the Dspensary of
the District In which they reside.
GEORGE g. PELZER, NJ D.
- City Registrar, in charge of Health Department
November 90 IN
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NOTICE..

OFFICE CRY TREASURER, November II, 1885,
TbtdE ATTENTION OF OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE
In tho city Is called to tho following Resolution and
"Resolred That the time for the payment Of the Tax
on Real Estate s hereby extended to the rst day of De-
cember 1856. tnclusve Provided that interest ia paid
from the s0th September to tho dny of payment Of said
tax ut the rate OF seven per cent. per annum."
"SEcTIoN 2. Any person persons or corporatonS
falling to pay the taxes in the at the tlmos
hereinafter prescribed, shall bo douby taxed And It
sha be the duty Of the City Treasurer forthwith issue
executions against the goods chatels other property
said persons or corporaons and lodge the sad
coed for the collection Of the same In tho manner pro.
vided by Ordinance for the enforcement the
8. THOMAS, City Treasurer.