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WAR RESOURCES or TIE UNITED SrArEs,-Somc
idea Of the material employed i'll the late rebellion
may be had by the statement that from May st, SOS,
to May o. 1865, there sold 207, 900 horses and
mules 4ItO barracks and hospitals, and that there
were sold, dis arged, 587 ocean Transports The
cost and difficulties of transportation were immense.
There were $3.50 miles of military railroads. with 1913
engines and G605 cars, The military telegraph lines
reached 1889 miles. Verify the rebels put us to
Good deal Of trouble Bat, notwithstanding the sale
of such immense amounts Of military stores, have
plenty on hand. Woe be to the enemy at home CT
abroad WHO shall think this Government is again to be
rauIht lappj g and presume on its Weakness The
regular army, picket guard now consists, under
the act Ct July, 1865, Of ten regiments of cavalry
(twciyc companies cach), five regiments of artillery
[twvyc companies each) and forty-fvc regiments Of
Infantry Of these two regiments OF cavalry and tour
infantry regiments coIored men, and four regj-
mcnts Of infantry are composed Of men wounded III
tive SERVICE Tie maximum strength of the army,
THUS constituted, will be 1852 Even that will prob
ally be found before long, too small There is tur-
bultnt spirit in tie South, and w"rkc Indians along
the lrontier a mutiuous population in Utah, and
flames ready to break ont in other places.
TNp,y York SUN
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Reeeipt% o. Gotton
New Orleans Cattle Market.

JEFFERSON CRY Jan. 9, 1867.
The market moderately active, and near 400
Texas and St Western bccyes remain sale, with $50
calves and yearllngs, 600 hogs, $500 sheep and 40
miIch cows. We quote:
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Cotton on hand January y, 1867 ........ 4 1856
received during the week .........2,4 94- 6,990
shipped = ..2,065
amount on hand observation-disclosures 4,G12
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NOTICE..
an or about the 18th Of November 1885 gave To
~ Hcnry Montgomery, Of Shreveport, La, my pro-
nissory note for One Thousand Eight Hundred Dol
lars with n. E Wright for security, payable IN ninety
days from date All persons are hereby notified not
to trade for buy said note the will not be
paid the consideration for which said note was given
having failed. X 3 CRAZY,
n. z. WRIGHT. -
Shreveport December o. 1868. st
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sIEER.EEE,S SALE.

Terms Of sale CASH, wifi benefit of appraisenen.
TIIOS. Il. SIMPSON, Sheriff,
Shreveport. December 2b 1896. Let pt S12 70 E
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TEyHEESHERS aud HORSE-POWERS-At Elstrer,
/ Trustworthy 4 Co.'sFor sale by
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On the 9Th instant, at the residence of Mr. ?: +. L.
Frank, by the Rev. DR.. DalzcI Mr.. W. II. TUNSAkD,
Of Baton Rouge to Miss MOLLtE J. BARLOW, OF
NatchitOches.
Then come the wild weather, sheet come sno"
We will stand by each other however 1t blow;
Oppression and sickness and sorrow and pam
Shall be to our true love links in the chain.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-11

DAsTAIDLY:-We have to record that
one day last week as Mr.. John Perkens,
the husband Of Sarah Perkins, a well-known
citizen Of our County, Was engaged in gather
ing black berries on the side of the hill
next to the mill, on the upper side Of the
Ridge, he was set upon by two females in
disguise, and his person most brutally vio-
lated. Mr.. Perkins called loudly for his
wife, who was in the neighborhood also en-
gagged in bcrying, and she hearing his cries
hastcncd to the rescue, but arrived too late
to prevent the accomplishment of the de-
signs of thes, fends in human firn. JOHN
presented most distressing aspect when
his wife reached him, his clothing beirg
almost entirely stripped from his body and
the bushes and grass around leavingevidenc
Of the fcrceness of the contest. Let the
miscreants he brought to justice at al haE-
yards.
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d I L D

III franklin Township, on the Doth of
August, Peter Weaver aged 81 years.
In Light Street on the 3lst of August,
W. W. Mcllick, aged about 35 years.
In Mifflinville, on the End inst, Jacob
Hartzel, aged about 81 years.
In Orangcvillc on the morning of the I'd
inst, Maria, wife Of Elisha Herring, aged
y years.
In Danyille, on the 18th ult., Mrs. Mr.,
wife of Maj. VIM. G. ScLtt, in the I'D year
Of her age.
In panvile, on the 27th ult, Jane, con-
sort of David Jones aged 42 years, =
months and ~ days.
In Bloomsbury, on Friday last, Charles
Henry, son Of Abjah aud Mary Lewis,
aged l3 months.
Say, has that lovely cherub fed,
On whom SO late you smiled?
And have you numbered with tho dead,
Your youngest, darling child II
They tell me how from day to day
He bowed his bcautcous head,
Till his young spirit scared away
Among the happy dead.
Remember he was not your own,
But lent awhile to love
Your bird Of song to heaven has flown,
To welcome you above.
Then think not of his opening charms,
As on your breast he lay
When softly slunbcring ON your arms,
You gazed the hours away. %
Dwell not upon his infant glec,
Twill but increase your grief;
The strongest powers of III emory
Can yield you no relief.
But look, dear friends, to yon bright sky
Where storm and tempests cease,
Where tears no more shall dim the eye,
And all the realm is peace.
On the 4th inst, Jacob Diehl, of Blooms
burg, aged about A years.
Mr.. Diehl will be remembered by most of
our readers, far and near. Gentlemanly in
his department, and perfectly upright in his
business intercourse, the numerous persons
with whom his busy life had brought him in
contact will hear Of his death with more
than ordinary regret. Honester or better
men do not often live, or die. His disease
was consumption. 'si'
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-11

~ The accounts of the firm of JAcoBY
4 SuUsiAN as far as sent out for collection
are in the hands Of the following persons:
. Mi6lin Township. JOHN II. Heller
SAMUEL GREASY.
arer.-BENJ. ZIMMERMAN, p. NJ.
Nam. u. j. CAMrBELL, p. NJ.
yat0,cissa. STEPHEN BALDY.
Voaringcreel;, Centuiia, and Ashland.-
JolIN HAHNER. ,
= In Sugarloaf Township, bills for collection
have been placed in the hands of MoNTGoM-
EnY CoLE, to whom payment is requested
to be made at the earliest convenience.
In Scott Township, all persons knowing
themselves in arrears for subscription, and
advertising, to the DEMOCRAT, will please
mako payment to JOSEPH LILLEY.
Benfon.--DANIEL HARTMAN.
Orange. MICHAEL KELLER.
Madison. WILLIAM MCNiNcu.
Hemlock. k.-DANIEL NEyHART.
RohrsJWg-Nlathias NJ. Appleman.
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NotiCe.-Having rabbits and oOoasional- |

N0tice.-Having rabbits and oocasional.
ly other "vcrmin" in my lot, Iwould caution
every person, and especially such as are
sometimes by Christian people and kind
magistrates termed children" not to enter
my lot without being accompanied by m
or my wife, and by no means to hide among
the bushes or they might be aimed at and
perhaps hit as u rabbit or other vcrmin.
HENRY ZUPPINGER.
bloomsbury, Sept. IL, 1867.
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X NOW THY DESTINY.

Madame E. F. Thornto n. the great English Asirol.
ogist, Ciairvoynnt aud Psychometrican, who has
astonished the scientific classes Of the Old World,
has now located herself at Hudson, N. Y. Mad,me
Thornton possesses such wonderful powers of Sec
ond sight, as ~ enable her to impart knowledge Of
the greatest importanca u the single OF married Of
either sex. While In u state Of franco, sho dclins-
aes the very features o the person you are TO mar
ry and by the aid Of an instrument Of intense pow
or, known as the Psychonotrope guarantees 10 pro-
duce life like picture Of tho future husband or wife
Of the applicant together with date Of iurrase po'
s,iun In lfe leading traits Of character, 10. This
10 no humbug, asthousands Of testimonials ean as
sert she will send when desired certified eeTtin'
cate OF written guarantee, thut tho picture 10 what
II purpoits to be- NY enclosing small lock Of ha'r.
and stating place Of birth, age, disposition and com
pisxon and enclosing Rfy cents and stamped envel'
cpe addressed 10 YOURSELF you will receive the pic
ture and desired Information BY return mall. All
eommunicssions saersdy confidential. Address In
| confidence, MADAME 4. =. THORNTON. r. Q. Boz
,, hudsVa, MY. lvss W-Iy
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-11

BoRouGH.-At our last court application
was made for the incorporation Of Blooms
burg as a borough. The application was
laid before the Grand Jury, and by large
majority Of that body pronounced upon
favorably; aud at the next term of the
court the judgment Of the Grand Jury
may be confirmed. There's is great diversity
Of opinion among our citizens as to the pro-
priety of being Incorporated, but unless
some good reason is shown to the contrary,
We will probably take our place next court
among the thousand aud one Boroughs Of
the State.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-11

ACCIDENT. On Thursday evening last, a
couple Of children of Lewis Enkc, of the
National Hotel, " Of this place, fell from
the loft Of the Wagon Shed. Both of them
sustained serious injuries. The youngest, a
boy Of about eight months, fell upon his
head, causing conclusion Of the brain. He
10 said to be laying in critical condition. -
Berwick Gazette.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WELL-TRIED REMEDTES
nussgLI.s ITCH OINTMENT, en- immsdI.t.
NJ, also sure remedy i0i scra,ehe. on - e'''
Rus.sILs q. SALT RnEvM oiNrmESr.
puss TnsSss.sa ,Iss Sis. n ,.vr~,, 80, cts
..,m.St.. 49,. Ht, III "sNr u cures ane4 oil othsv
rss." css.n.N.. ".v. sSnoa' L. o. %
spesihcs - Thousands hsvs ana arc daily se,,vvss
Fer sala BY oil DruggIsts and medis,no jsnic,ss''
0esersl Dspos o. PlNCHOr. BRUEN 1 HOpHaT'
M WhoIs:als Druggists, ~ Fulton st, (ncsr Green.
y s"at sy natl r,sh, Aos.: .. n. 0sa. Pile y
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SERIOUS AcCIDENT.-We regret to an
nounce that our townsman Mr.. Hiram
Smethcrs, met with a serious accident on
Monday last. He was driving on the Race
Course, and on jumping out Of the vehicle
to adjust the shafts, he broke bone and
dislocated joint in the ankle Of his left leg.
lie was promptly attended to b. Drs. Little,
Senderling and McCrea. The broken leg
was properly set, but the dislocated ankle
will necessarily remain out Of joint, at least
for the present. He is in good spirits and
keeps up lively hope Of soon being able
to be about again. - Berwick Gazette.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-11

p@- "Wi.h four metallic qualifications a
man may be pretty sure of earthly success.
These are Gold in his pocket, Silver in his
tongue, Brass in his face, and Iron in his
heart"
But for tonic appetizer, and as gentle
sti,nulant, there is is reliable virtue ip
PLANTATION BIITERS. No article
has ever been so popular or done half SO
much good Let all who have not already
tried this great stomachic, at once test its
quality. We understand that the Druggists
aud Grocers Of this section are selling vast
quantities, aud that scarcely u family is with
out it.
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ri A K K l. D.,

In Dsnvillc ON the Goth u!t., by Rev. &.
". Rhodes, Mr. William }. Nephew, of
Valley Township, and Miss I.cttic Hawk, Of
West ucuilock Township Of Montour Coun.
ty, Pa.
=, In Greenwood, by J. p. Lore, Esq, on
the LIST inst, MIR. Franklin Crawford to
Miss l.avipa Yauger, both Of Greenwood,
Columbia County, Pa.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-11

E1 Eminent men Of Science have dis
covered that electricity and magnetism are
developed in the system from the Iron IN
the blood. This accounts for the debility,
low spirits and lack Of energy person feels
when this vital element becomes reduced
The Peruvian Syrup, protoxide of Iron,
supplies the blood with its Iron element and
in the only form in which it is possible for
1t to enter the circulation.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-11
K1ERUVIAN SYRUP.

A PROTECTED SOLUTION or THE PRoToX.
IDE OF IRON, supplies tine Blood with its LIFE
ELEMENT. lion, siviny strength, viyor mud now
life 10 the wlois system.
lf the thousands who are suffering from DysPEPsIA
DEBILITY, FExALE wraxxgssys, kc- would but test
the virtues OF til" rs ivvIAx SYRUP, the effect would
not only astoDish themselves but would please all
the ir friends for instuad of feeling cross a'i gone
und miserable, ,cy would be cheerful. vigorous ani
active.
A DISTINGUISHED JURiST WRITES TO A
FRIEND A5fULLOWs:
I have tried the PEsUvIAN SYRUP, snd the result
FUZZY susiains your prediction. II has made \ Nkw
NAN OF mt, Infused into my system new vigor ana
energy; am nv longer tfenulOus and drbi'nutcd,
M when YOU last saw me, 5ut stronger. heafiier'
and with larger capacity for labor mental aud physi.
cnl, than at any tune during the last i've years"
ands haze beea changed BY the use ths remedy
from rsak seky suffering eredfsres TO sfrcng hen'thE
aHd happy meH and sud iHrohds eaHnot reason
ayiy hssiidtst to gre IL q trial.
iue genuine has "PERUvIAx SYsuP" blown IN tbs
glass. "
A 81 page Pamphlet will be sent free.
j. r. UlNsMORE. PrsprietOs,
No. 81 Dey ~ New York.
Sold bv all druggists.
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a. We have long made it rule not to
publish extended obituaries accompanying
the announcement of death, unless they
are paid for at therate Of adcertisiag. We
frequently receive death announcements,
with a string Of poetry attached, asking US
to give the whole an insertion withom aay.
All such productions arc promptly filed, in
this Office.
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GRACE'S CELEBRATED SAVE,

From Mr.. z. Tmeker, Depot master st Salisbury.
Mass.
- have been troubled for years with had himor
somr.Imrs r' ouiward'y. and sometimes inwardly.-.
Durlhg me pnst summer u manifested iisef more
than usual outwurdiy. aud used your saIve. An
signs Of u have since di,appenrrd. without afcctius
me inwardiy. indcaiing. think the eradcalins ma.
ture Of thu Salvs "
SETH. W. FoWLE. L son. Ro~ton Psoprictors.
Sold BY ull Druggists, al - cts box Sent by mail
for IS cts.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-11

s0- Evcrt and Niedt, manufacturers of
the best chemical erasiye soaps, in this part
Of tho country, advertise in this paper.
They do business in Shamokin, Pa. Their
soapis sold by all respectable dealers through
ost the country. 1t is first class article
and as cheapas cal be purchased anywhere
In the United Stat,s.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PiTrssuaG, esrgsnssR l. ie0C.
.hsssvs. Asststtsr 4 smttA,

JHsssrs. Asssshsr 4 smiiA,
PtttsbsrS. Ps.
G.Srs ~ think lam only doing the part Of sood
citizen when testify 10 the great besenss received
by ma FROM the use Of your Stomach Bitsr during
tho las. Ave years. scJourniny for timo Ia ths oil
regions. m 1901 had severe bilious attack which
In connection with dyspepsia, len In very week
condition. was advised I" IVY your Biitsrs, and,
having procured 4 bottle, found that ,hey wor ked
like charm upon me, eight pounds having bsen
added TO my weight In the space VI one wssk, snd
new life seemed 10 have been infused into my sys-
TEN. 90 much so, that have been Induced 70 use
them every sumner aines that time, A. . touie, I
think they are invaluable.
This summer, having had q similar attack. (and
as bs fore, much rsduced) ulthosgh under ias sst.
ment OF an A No. physici an, was again obliged
10 have rec curse 10 tue old Biusrs, and with the
1une good result having gained SIX pounds within
few days. I Ipurchused u half dozen bo.tios few
weeks since. nnd purposa io them regularly as
tonic.
Wishing you every success, / rsma,nI
Yours, gratefully,
WILLIAM MILLER.
August q, 1857 ,-4w
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-11
THE H EALIN q POOL
AND HOIISE OE MERCY

Howard Association Reparts. for YOUNG men
o. the CRIME Of sOliTUDE, and the ERRORS
ABUSES ana OisLAsES which destroy the s,sniy
powers ASH create impedmenis 10 MARRI AGE,
wits sure mesns Of relief seht In sealed letter en-
vs,s,spn. m.s Of chafse. Address DR. J. sKiLLiN
juno .. i1Iy.-lt
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-11

THEGLoRY or MAN 10 STRENGTH. A sesus
L man who suffered for years from Nervous and
Weakness. the result Of youthful tsdissrstoa, and
came nsa. ending hic days In hopeless misery, VIII
for the sake Of suffering msn. ssAd 10 any ose ais,
ed, the simple meahs used BY him, which eRestsi n
cure 10 few weeks amer The failure Of nuuev0us
medicines. Send directed envelope and stamp and
will cost you nothing. Addrsss,
EDGAR FIREMAN., IYsth 81, n. Y CITY
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-11
IN THE ORPHANS COURT IN

and for the County Of Columbia In the matter Of
the petition Of JOAN Herncr guardian Of the perso
Mny 9th, 1857. the Court appoint William H. Abbot,
auditor. u report faets nt tho next term, BY tho
The suiitor above named will attend 10 the duties
Of his appointment, ~ ikc 0cu Of isaac D. Monroe.
10 Catawssa. on Saturday, the third day of August.
ut w o'eloek q. m. WM. d. ABBOTT, Auditor,
Cat;awissa, July II, 1867.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-11

NorlcE. After the first Of October next,
all fees.ior official work in the Register 5
and Recorders Office, must be paid in ad-
vance, as authorized by the Act Of Assem-
bly,: and all persons indebted forrecording
or other official labor, are requested to make
payment. j. G. FREEZE.
Sept. II, 1867.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-11

rH-. Mike L;pman's Circus has got un-
der way again under the lift of Dan Gard
ner, and opened for exhibition in Philadcl-
phia on Monday night last.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-11

So Some prospect Of making our town
. Borough, therefore, those who allow their
boys to idle their time at stores, &C., had
botter take warning in time. OBSERVER.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-11

ta- II those who visit their ncighbors
by night, would not leave the front gates
open, it might save them from cost and bad
feeling. OBSERVER.
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CREE TO EVERY BODY.

A large 6 Pp. Circular, giving information Of the
greatest importance to the young Of both sexes.
1t teaches how the homely msy;beeoms bs au,iful
the despised respected. aad the forsakcn loved.
No ytuhy lady or gentleman should fail 10 send
their addrcs,, and receive top3 postpaid. by 70.
turn mail. Address ? y. Drawer. u. Toy, N. Y.
Feb % le67-Iy
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~ WH viii thank our readers for all locui occur.
nnees IN their Immediate localities. lr they do not
sssss TO write communication for the public oye,
esssm send us brief statement Of everything Of
Wessse In their respective communities. A list Of
essrisses deaths, accidents, Grss, removals. busi-
hess changes. &c. Wa win put them IN FORM, Tho
nors faets Of this kind we get the bsltcr II will
ssN % and our readers. Who wiiido ~ f
To ADvERrIsrRs.- -Porsnns wishing advertisements
inserted. must hand them In early IN Tuesday morn.
" To Insure their insertion for that week.
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't'HE COLUMBIA HOUSE.
1s. n. sT0MNER, Proprietor.

This na nsw stand lately fitted hp for tho accomm.,
dstion OF the travelling public generaiiv situated oa
what 10 known as tho "RObLison pSoper,y." II Il
centrally located In u town, ,st pieasent place
ior tues.s 10 stop besides being that par Of town
where the majority OF the business 10 being done,
The proprietor feels confident that he il prrpaveI
10 give genera Satisfaction tn his guests and would
HioOmAbUrG, May rs, lsO1,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-11

hT A new assortment of Goods at Rev.
A. Hartman's Store, as cheap as in the
market, call and see for yourself.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-11

SsA. The Store Keepers Of this town have
now on hand as large stock and as fine q
variety Of goods MS have been seen here for
along time. Our business men ore mostly
shrowd, and they selected their goods when
the prices were low, and are prepared to
sell accordingly.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-11
IN THE ORPHANS COURT IN AND

for the County OF columbia : In ths malta, NJ ~:
ssta's ~ rtisr Hveiand. deceased. And now 10 wit
@ Sud,as ,s 10 shs GSu .Pp.in, Esh Iksls
tho hnnds Of Peter Eveiand and John eVeis"S Al.
min,s!laiors 10 and AMONGST the he1s n3d isSsi isp
fesentauves by the C0urt. From Tho record
u Jsssx CoLsMAR, Clerk,
The auditor above named Will attend 10 Ihs doiis:
~ his appointment, o. his 0fhce In Bioonsburg az
Saturday, July 97th ut ~ O'clock o. IN. w.
BIooom,bu;is. juIy 10. isei ~ 'N'ANA' "ua''o''
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-11

aS- Apples are in fair demand in Blooms,
burg. Also potatoes. A few loads Of each
or either would meet with ready sale.
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ITCH ! itch f! ITCH!
Il SCRATCH SCRATH sCRATH,
WHEATON'S OINTMENT
will Cure The Itch In az HOnrS.

Also cures SALT RI EuM, ULCERS, GILL;
RLAiNs, and nli ERuPTlONs or THE SKIN. orire
50 cents. For sale by all Druggists. ny sending 10
cents In WEEKS l. POTTER Sole Agents. TN Wash
ineton street, Boston, will bo forwarded by mall
free af POSTAGE 10 uny part Of the United States.
June d, Is6B-Iy.
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NorlCE.-The Duplicate containing the
Road Taxes for 1867, for Bloom Township,
has been placed in the hands of Matthew
Wynkoop for collection, and. he desires all
who have not paid their taxes to be prepar-
ed when hc calls upon them to settle the
same.
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Sold by al, Druggists.
CRICE,s CELElsRATED SALvE

H. Graee- Dca sir: Having been afflicted gricv'
ousiy for severa' weeks with severe abscest upon
nv side, used severa' remedies for lis eradication
" ,hout rcc.iy,nc any relief. until applied your
.aivc, which effected speedy and perlhanent cure.
therefore feel happy tScsr!,y my eonIidsncs III rs
virtues. yours with respect.
JAMES BEAN.
certify to uae truthfsIness Of the atSve statement
n. b. NEAkHURk. n. ID,
SETH W, FOWLE & son, Boston, ProPrieIois.
Sold ty all Druggists. ., IS esu'' = box.
AuRust II, l3v,.-Sw.
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NNW ADVERTISER ENTs.
EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE.

Est ATE ov JACOB KERxs, FIsnSo CasEx rwP DScEAssD
Notice 10 hereby given that letters te.tamenary 0"
the cstate OF Jacob kerns deceased iats OF Fishing
Creek township, COiu,bil County, nav; been grant
ed by the keg1,t-r OF said County to Meriban KeFns
WHO resides ~ s1d township aud ai persons hAv'
ing ella is against the estate are requested 10 present
the tO tie executrix for settlement, and those know
INK ihriiseivus ~ b. Indebted viii make payment.
MEhlBAu kERNS. LAecuNiI.
August %. 1867