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AurgrsR's 0ysIcx, Iowa,
Dks MoIxEs April Is lssT.
n hereby certified that there bas been flsd Tn this
sGaes ststssnsnt showing the condition oftb
Kntsrprse Insurance Company. located st Cincinnati
In the eGafs Of Okic, tbs hrst day Of ganaasy,
1851 socordanes with the provisions of Act Of the
Gesera Assembly OF the stsss Of Iowa estiticd "As
ct In reistian TO Insurance Comp&niss," approved
Il 1naxy 9sth 1857, and Act smendstory thersto.
- -syed February 9th, 1858; that ssid stafeDsnt
Isv that ssid Company possessed of the requidts
.sxn Of e.pfssl, and fnvssfed required BY iaw.
A.shs ry b therefore even 70 the above named Com
p@ry transsf thsir appropriate buane~ of
te is 81 in aepcrdanc< with the laws Thereof until
n ths sia day of January, A. d. one thousand eight
>snArsl snd sixty eight
n 4. sise cesstned that Robert B. Foose OF Keohuk,
- bsea Asly appointed BY ssif Compsny their lswful
srA attorney for the county Of Lee, With fall pow
sks risks Of Insurance therein, and 10 sckpowl
~ vSes Of precsss provided BY lsw. upon his ~
see Clerk Of the District Court In ard for SID
~, 'eertsests snd copy Of the st.tement On
A. a a.. = NssL
:, = ,n,, ma, certified thea ste sstaehed Is true and
.orr.e, roa~ ~ Va said ssstsnsns.
~ Ts..tn ~ Whereof. have hersupto set my
usi h.,d .na ffA ed ~ seal of ohcs the dag and
year hrst Al ove writ. a. v,,o
ax saaator Of ssste.
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Bosros May 8.
John Leighton, the broker, was bailed to-
day in the sum Of $4,000.
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G Bridgss-.--......-.. Nos Estes House
FURNITURE
hewe Main street.
Duncan, karie Co.........lso d l42 Main street.
GAS n STEAM FITTINGS.
hooar Son johnson street, bet Sd 4 4th
Gold Pens, Pencils. Pocket Hseks.
9 Bridges..................Nos 4 Q Estes House
Geld. silver. and livery sssunsed Canes
q Bridges. Nos a . Estes House.
GRecrRs- WHOLESALE.
Halnill & Co.....................lp0M Man street,
Kellogg. Brge E sCo.................Ss as,a street
tpT.f Ce........ .........-sa sfsin rses
>'sf'otl.-..................eo- Boade.n a I.ssee
eRocEHs- Hs-aEyAIL
h.tr'tea & Alsers...--.-. ........l29 Main stert.
94s % .-....-.-..-...... So nssrest
Ca lr.ia .....+....esfrf t5h Main s're-ss.
Hydramctefa- Etagaleslotsrs, sechreru-
eters
. B1lr s.-........ ...........sa Fs;ss 10 ass.
HARNESS q SADDLES.
hsSny Man ,t-tet-h,. 81 & tth.
HARDWARE.
cady Peck Fourth Main strssts.
II Buei % N.in street.
HATS, CAPS AND EorIoss.
Bro~nell.............-.......-.....7sM Main street
Burkitt Mig street
BOTELs.
Jspfsr hos"...........-......eorT Third q Jshnson.
Dening House. cor Second 4 Jeh nson.
IssURASoE AGENTS
L. J. Adams, Corner I'd and Main sis.
IOWA COAL. q OIL CO.
LeTee, bet Main johnson.
ICE.
Collier Berry Fifth street-ia Estss House
IRON.
JEwELRf, (rrrs sOtpl
Bridges. l 4 Estes House
s-wHoLRsALE.
ia Main street
MARBLE WORKS
John Third street-nesr Main.
MILLxNERs.
Mrs Weber.................eor Third Main Streets
MILLINERY g. BONNET RLEAcHExY
Mrs W Bowman...4th st-bet Main Blondsss
MACHINES 4 BONNET BLEACHkRY
II Emerson......-.........cor Fourth BIondesz
NEWS DEPOT.
David Lowry Second street
Magpifying Glasses & Mieresespes.
g Bridges l 4 Estes House
S @ Bridges.................-Nos1 Il ~ Estes Hcnss
rpss, Genuine mesraAanm.
9 Bridges. 4 z Estes House
Pistols Annunitisa, RAsa
sG Brtdgee..........,......NOsl ? Estes House
Pianos AND music.
Ayres, Mann Ayres.......-...........6T Main st
PAINTING And wALB PApnns,
Wm. Price cor. 9th Biondsas
PHYSICIANS
pr ID Iayior-........n......0dhce In Estes House
Real ESTATE = Insurance Ae'Ts
fFek........-.... Second street
VIM Fulton ........s2 Main street, {up stairs
REsTAuRANTs.
Young Aneries.-....J ohnson strect--bet I'd A I'd
SINGER SEWING MAcHisEs.
Mscomber, 70 arth stree,
silver Plated Ware.
Lr'dEss .......... ..,,-4 Ms "a Estes Ilops,
spsctaelss, Geld s. Silver.
g prsids''..-............,..Nos ~ stes Heus' GUS
Spy Glasses, Sesding daassss
Bridges 4 2 Rstes Hons
TIS q JApANsEp " Artx.. fwHos ssszr
W Moore. Main stree
Travelling casss, rrApeaine ness.
:. y bsldges Nos ~ Estes Hcns
WO0LEH GOODS.
n aelAtt........- Mais st--het 4th 4 ST
WatsAss, wateAes, WateAss.
Sc Bridges. los u . . Rshs Heus
Watches, Clocks, 4 Jewslry Rspairs,
@ Bridgcs-.... ...........Sos 4 Estes Houu
V ris,ng Dssss Pasis u Sse.e. fsiai,
q Briis-s ...-..-..--......Nos Estes Heur
lBabhat's Pare SalepatuA
rrsHR aoss valsabasiR nsss 0nsrsd vszy Ion = 4
1 s1s'S Aassas
Hkssss aelss.s3lif lss3i Il =. z s.siu.tt Z %,
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Senator WiIsOn 10 Visit
Ay. and TsaM.
He will Favor Conflscation In q
Certain Event.
Three CoIored men ON 4
Richmond Jury.

EIGHT HOUR TROUBLE IN CHICAGO
NEARLY Al AN END.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
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We now offer this Stove 70 The pusc, who are assured
that this the most superior Cook Stove oesred
this nsrkst, cpmhIuisg sl the lsfsst fmpfovemens1
Give cali snd judge for yourselves.
E1-0rdsrs from the ecnntly viii receive prcmpt A.
tention Imsy9-dem
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Meeting Of the Tenn. senate
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YXyISG ueAo. 80 raDsai .zsssosaeAss.lsal1 teqd
w bhsvsps hSSsss . 0inslsl pfopese - ~.
sAanfsal ueeis; 1upsrtnAsnd ~ s.a.9a.nns.s g
01G1 Reafs hcsgsa Il Uo4
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.

bhNla i~e S1cp IN skrcet
Wesiru1t .-.... n sif j. ree s--Hess i ourtk
Ed csrterA CO .-...s .....-. ...ss n sis street.
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Howe Main street
Duncan, karie Co.........l4o d 142 Main street
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Our Wholesale Tinware Department
l. usdsr the supervisors Of Of the skiifui and
sxpesjenced rnnsn In the vest We warrant aii Of
ware to be upsrior article and with our unsur
pessed facilities for manufacturing and large sales
AGuwd 10 ell Al . ANAL ms gin
Having secured the exclusive sgeney oi thsk Ne Plus
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FURNITURE

Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
G Bridges...-.....--... Nos 4 2 Estes Hous,
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CLOCKS, WATCHES q yBwRkRY.
Sam y Bridges Nos Estes House.
Ayres, Mann 4 Ayrss...... ........sT Msia street.
Main strest-bet 4th a kth
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bO0Ts - sHO1s- -nErAsk. =
ste pesn car Third = hain strssts.
1em9e1p Mnslese.-..-.. -.-...0o Maio street.
HgiskAsp Dv -11ain tsrsa-bst lth 3 ~
Hart, Agt............ fbe n Am street
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oieeks-WheIssafs q Retail
q Bridges Nos I 1 2 Estes House.
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coAAlssloS MERcHANTs.
sturges Soeth Lsvee
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CLOruI IN nn-

cARPEes, OIL CLOTHS, 60
Ishn copel, ,............... 81 Main street.
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In thu Northwest which Large and Increasing sses
snstls ss st very snisil sdvsncs nannfsctu-
rsfs' cost
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We have ON hand cns Of ths largest stoeks Of
STOVES, TIMERS STOCK. TIN-wARE
AND HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS
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DE y.

At his residence, in Bloomsbury,
on the morning Of the 9th inst, john
days. Xxx :,
twill be seen that as to years, Mr.. How.
or was scarcely in bis prime, but an insid.
uous disease which resisted the best medi.
cal skill, finally claimed its victim.
In many Of the relations of life John
Hover was useful man. No one in all
this country has done more to inculcate and
foster correct musical taste than he, and the
various excellent bands Of music which have
sprung up in the surrounding towns are the
results Of the labors Of himself and others
who, with him, appreciated the beauties
and humanizing influences Of the heavenly
art. Honorable in his intercourse, correct
in his habits, he was an example for all
around him, and especially to the young
men with whom he was more particularly
associated. His place, we fear, will not
soon be filed. He will rest 10 peace.
... Con-.
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The New system of Nominating
Candidates.

What is known as the Crawford County
System" for nominating local candidates
with favor in other districts, as affording a
remedy for some ofthe evils Of the delegate
system, which are hard to be borne. In
view Of this tendency the Titusville Herald,
which is published in Crawford County,
where the system has been tried several
years, says:
"The Crawford County system works mis-
chief to the party, and creates general dis
satisfaction among the people. The pre-
tense that it lessons corruption is all sham
II auadruplcs the expenses Of Office seekers,
obliging them to visit every town or hamlet,
plead their cause and peddle their tickets.
There is quite as much bargaining and
trickcry in our system, as in the delegate
system, and Just as mean men get office
There is infinitely more personal defamation
and recrimination between rival candidates
than under the other system, and the
breaches thus made are not often healed, but
gives rise to faction and divisions within
the ranks Of the party"
The testimony is worth considering.
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s'The COnvcnttOn'' and econ.
ventiOn GOySlp.'

The Columbian in its last week s issue in
two articles under the above quoted heads,
makes SOME very unwise illusions to the late
Democratic County Convention. Notwith-
standing it is declared in one Of the articles
that 'the best feeling prevailed" yet the
writer Of these articles makes some remarks
showing dissatisfaction The contest among
candidates had been one Of unusual interest
and there seemed to be an intense war car
ried on before the Convention. We were
satisfied and 50, expressed ourself in our pa
per last week, and VIC again say, we are
pleased with the work Of the Convention,
and weiwill give it our support as we have
always done. Heretofore no County paper
has followed the work of Convention by
personal remarks about individuals, nor has
paper been found to represent so foolish
an idea as that the minority Of the Conven-
ton made a nomination, when il is well
known that nomination cannot be made
except by majority. This is sheer folly.
There were number Of individual acts
which we noticed and with which We were
displeased, but we were willing to !et those
things pass for the present and get redress
in the future if possible. We noticed the
man who twas active as Secretary Of the
Convention in reading papers and giving
direction to the proceedings" " giving direc-
tions, speaking, and voting in which he did
not appear to advantage. But we would not
allow our prejudiccs to overbalance our com.
mon sense, to the extent that we would
open the columns Of our paper in personal
abuse Of him, or even speak Of his interest
and candidates in disrespectful manner.--
The tone Of the Columbian was bitter, and
showed fool-hardiness rarely if ever exhb-
tied by editors before.
The Beracick Gazette. notwithstanding the
editor Of that paper was defeated by small
majority for the Office Of Treasurer, appears
in perfect working order, and endorses the
Convention and candidates without single
word Of complaint. Our paper appears in
the same manner. But the Columbian
stoops to small things and publishes equiv
coating articles.
This is not less than we had expected from
that organ But We will inform the editors
that it is unusual and their better policy is
to make apologies.
Remember gentlemen that even though
your ring is composed in part of Rcpub.
licans, yet the people have not forgotten nor
forgiven the tyrants, despots and law-break-
ers who made the Fishingcreek aid,-just.
ice will be satisfied by-and, the longer
the waiting the sweeter the revenge.
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
COURT PROCLAMATION,

yNHEREAs, the Hon. WiLttAS ELwstt, Presiden
w Judge ofthe Court Of Oyer and Terminer and Gen
sra Jail Delivery Court Of Quarter Sessions Of the
Peace and Court Of Common Pleas and Orphans Court
In the 96h Judicial District compored Of the mites
cfCo'umbia, Sullivan and Wyoming and the Hon. Tram
Desr and Peter X herbein, Asso Judges Of Coum.
ba Co have issued their date the goth
day OF Dec 10 n: year Of our Lord one thousand esh,
hundred and 1867. and to me directed for holding
Court ofOyer ant Terminer and General Jail delivery
General Quarter Sessions Ofthe Peace, Common Pleas
and Orphans Court, In bloomsbury, in the county Of
Columbia On the first Monday, lbeing the I'd dayj OF
September next, 10 continue one week.
Notice Is hereby aven to the Coroner. the Justices
OF the Peace and Consabes Of the said county Of Col
umba that they be then and there In their proper per
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon ofsad day with thci
records, inqusitions and other remembrance to III
those things wich to their Offices appcrtan to be done
Aud those that bound by iccognzance, prosecute
against the prisoners that may be in the Jail
said county of Columbia to be then and there To prose
cute thcm shall be just. Jurors are requested to b.
punctua iI thei attendance agreesbly to their notices
(~ Dated at Bloomsburg, the 10Th day OF July
( L. g. In the year Of our Lord one thousand eirh
~ hundred and 1867. and in the nnetietl
year Of the Independents Of the United States o
Acrica. Gup SAWS THE CoxsoSwEALrH.)
SAMUEL SNYDER, Sheriff.
Bloomsbury, August Z, 1857.
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Harvest Home Celebration at

Harvest Home Celebration at
OraAGoyllle.
On last Saturday afsssnoon, according to
notice given, BY handbills, the people Of this
County without respect to class, sex or par.
ty, held q Harvest Home Celebration in
EMssarselps grove near,O Onnseville.
T. The ground had been previously prepared
With sests ind al stand for The speakers; /;
also very large and convenient plank floor
had been laid, by the people Of that section,
upon which to "trip the light fantastic
toe.' yo1 'ia-4'" :. o,- ~
7 About noon the people began to assemble
and by two o'clock the grove, with the ex-
ception Of tents, had the appearance Of tits
former days Of oldfashioned Campmeeting.
Farmers, with their wives, children, and
friends, came from almost all sections ofthe
County. o'a '' '.".
The exercises commenced by appointing
JOHN RoBBIsoN, Of Scott Township, Prcsi-
dent; and Henry Hess, Of Centre township,
Daniel Armstrong, of Hemlock, Chandlee
Ewes, Of Greenwood, William Miller, Of Mt.
Pleasant, John Mcgargell and Sam'l Hidler,
Of Orange, William White, Of Scott, Chas.
Bachman of Briarcreek, Nath'n. Flccken-
stine, Of Fishingcreek, Abram Titman, Of
Pine, and Jacob Girton, Of Madison, as
Vice Presidents ofthe meeting and Dr. w.
H. Bradley, Of Hoomsburg, as Secretary.
Il. r. IKELER, ESQ.,, was first called as
speaker. He appeared and addressed tho
farmers as to their abundant crops, their
duties and station, and seemed to render to
his audience entire satisfaction.
j. BOYD Robson, Esq, was next called
to the stand, and made some extemporane-
GUS remarks, which were very appropriate,
and which exhibited on tho speakers part a
thoughtful and vigorous mind.
WV. II. SNYDER, Esq, Of Orangeville,
was next speaker. lie spoke in u fervent
and vigorous manner Of the rise and progress
Of our country; embracing in his remarks a
vast deal Of historical data, which was listen
ed to by the audience with marked atten-
tion.
From beginning to end the afternoon pro-
ceedings were intersperscd with excellent
music by the Orangeville Brass Band.
At the close Of Mr.. Snyder's speech an in
vitation was given to all to participate for a
short time in the innocent amusement Of
dancing, which was kept up till supper
time when the crowd mainly repaired to the
different Hotels to partake Of delicious
and wholesome repast, gotten up in the latest
and best styles.
After supper the dancing was resumed in
the grove and continued until late hour in
the evening, when the people dispersed,
returning to their homes, satisfied with
their pleasant associations, and pleased
with the instruction and invigorating exer.
cises.
.
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DEAp.-Joseph Maus, perhaps the oldest
citizen in this part Of the State, died at the
residence Of his son, Philip Il. Maus, in
Mausdale, on Friday morning last. He was
near ninety years ofage, and until recently,
retained his mental faculties to remarkable
degree. Hc wasa substantial citiscn, and
for nearly a century, enjoyed the respect of
the community, for his honesty, iair.dealing
and integrity Of character. 1t was he who
took the contract, many years ago, and built
the Court House in this place. Peace to
his remains. .-lNonto,w American. 4. z
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rea- The following is the report Of a
match game played between the "AcTlyEs"
of Danville, and the PIONEERS" of this
place, on the grounds of the latter, one day
last week:
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IMPORTANT PAPERS SToLEN.--On Sun
day night last, the Office of s. b. Boyer,
Esq., in this place, was entered, the safe un-
locked with false key, and tin box taken
out and carried off containing papers relating
to the trial Of Fahnestock VS.. Boyer. The
tibet evidently thought that this box, which
was Immediately in front of the door inside
the safe, contained money. The box was
found on Monday morning near the river at
the west end Of Market street, but. the pa
pers have not yet been recovered. BY refer.
ence to an advertisement on this page it will
be seen that Mr. Boyer offers a reward Of
5000 for the recovery Of the papers.-The
Swnbxry Democrat Wy '@' ~
sEaf- !. -----s--.4s . sNS-------- FOL-. ~
MALARlA.-The deeayed aud dscaying
vegetation Of newly settled lands, when
damp, exhale a miasmatic poison which,
absorbed through the lungs into the blood,
causes the intermittent ,fevers and kindred
diseases, which prevail in our Western States
and Territories But this great scourge Of
our rich alluvial bottoms in the, West, is
now robbed Of its sting. Doct. Aver has
discovered on antidote which effsctually
neutralisss it's venom: has combined il in q
remedy-"Ayers Ague Cure" which rare.
", Or, as some Of our neighhors say, never
'tAas' It is reliable both for prevention and
,opre. With it. men may live With complete
Immunity from tho malignant effluvia which
has hitherto rendered mahy localities almost
uninhabitable. Those suffering from ;Chills
andsFever may aad in il immediate relief
spd those exposed will Aad sure protection
from, attack, by taking it IN snal quantities
a. 4 preventive .---I Iaasoa Democrat. y sa1t
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"a The Trial of SuRpArr ia st;Il 70;

~ The Trial of SURRATr is still going
on. The Counsel have been over q week
arguing the cause. Next comesths Judges
charge, ihwhich We may look Tor something
sharp and learned. He has alrssdyi made
e himself ridiculous ia = The etsscf A. lsble and
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INTHE ORPHANS COURT OF COL
L I1NBIA COUNTY,

In the matter of the e.ta,e of samus Rozote d..
eea,ed. And ncw 10 wit: May Eth 1867. the Court
appoint G.. q. R,orkway. Es1 auditor. 10 m ,ks ds.
trihurinu uf the funds IN tc hands ns the admlnif.
traitor. ,By the Court. From the Record.
JEsse coLeNss, Clerk.
The auditor above named will attend to the duties
Of his appointment. At his office in Bloonisburc, on
Thursday. Aug ist 867, at ~ o'clock a m vt which
iims and placs ull pnrs"ns having claims asa,nst
said estate must present them, or bc debaryej fsOW
clsiming 4 share iu the same.
c. II. RRoCKwAY. Auditor.
Bioomsburc, June 81, 1867,
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GRAND JURORS,

Bloom--wm. shsffer, J. }. Brewer, WIN. M'RriJe.
rriar Cbeok- Adam Diettcriek.
Hor. Berwick-i. B. Dodson.
Csnirc-Mm. Shatfef.
Cony yng ngham-Petcr Hover
Fishing Creek-ilcnry Beishline,
Frankiin-1saac Hrndershot,
Greenwood Reuben Rich. Wilson NJ. Ewes
Hcm'Ock-lsaac Purseil.
Msine-Franc,s Fleming. John 2, ehunan.
Madisen-Charies Tyremsn.
Miillin - Henry Hetler, q. II, Uess,
Urangc--SGmucl A.Iienbach,
Roaring Creek franklin ocum,
seon-G. w. Csoveiins. Win, IIo~ey, JOHN Nc yha,t,
susarloar-Benj. Cole shatrick He's.
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TRAvERsE JURORS,
.- - -r .lt
FOR SEPTEMBER TERM 1867.
Bloom Michael Walter WIN Beidleman
BeAvsr-Wm. Michael, John L0neenbergev, ey John


Besvsr-wm. Michael. John Lonsenberger. sr. John
6hunIan
Briav Creck-J. C. Smiih
Benton-John ]. N Henry ..s-L
Centralia Bor.- Joseph N. Freck
ConyRgham--Phi,ip Brensil
Fraukin-Eiac Weaver, Joel ZaFr
Fiehirg Creek-Elias 8. Sucker
Greeuw 0d-Wm. X keller, Charles ueacock,
David Demott 90,
Hemiock- Zchulcn Robbins r. .H
Locust-Jonas fe.,erTan. Charles Biliis, John sny-
der. Benjatnin Wagner.
Min Jos. y Winiessteen, Phiusas Smith, eamt,e,
Nuss. Philip Greasy, Samuel Greasy
John 4 vOhe
MI PIsasant-J John Wanieh. Godfrey Me,ick r.
MadisOn-Petet Wolf, Jacob N Girton
Montour-- Jackson Lelby .., f.'
Maine Nv Longcuberger
Pinc-Richard W Lyons
Roaring Creek-Duniei Rarig, Daniel Cearhart.
-AInLi Craig. Il+t9
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~ Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,

~ Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, is
"a combination and form indeed" for
healing and curing diseases Of the throat,
lungs, and chest. II cures cough by loos.
ening and cleansing the lungs, and allayiug
irritation; thus removing tho cause, instead
Of drying up the cough and leaving the dis
ease behind. ot cHaa .a'"'F' F''f'''
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b6- The North Branch Democrat closed
its sixth year under the proprietorship and
editorial management of Harry SIcKLER,
ESD, last week. The Democrat is right
good, spicy, little paper; and Democratic
to the core. The advertising patronage to
the paper looks encouraging, and the prin-
ciples it ably advocates with sound, logical
and plain reading, should insure for the pa
per liberal subscription list.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-07

, Passed Balls-Philips Is, Mitchell s.
Struck Out-Lafey 2, 'iirt ~ g o.
Missed Flies-Harder 2, Woods l.,
Reynolds l, Penman l..
Fly Catches-Lafey |, Comber I, r.
Elliot 2, Harder 8, Woods !, j. Elliot l.,
Philips 4, Mitchell, Waller l, Penman l.,
Rinker !, Buckalew /.
Time Of Game--3 hours and 3 quarters
Umpire-George Elwell.
Scorers-J. Brown, Actives; William l..
Eyerly, Pioneers. il !.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-07
T'HE COLUMBIA HOUSE.
Ii. n. STOHNER, Proprietor.

This ,sa new stand lately fitted ur the arcomuo
da,ion Of the travelling public crnerav situated On
Main Street. afew doors above tho Court House on
what 10 known a. the Robbison property" u 10
centrally located in II town. IN ,st pleasant plaea
for tuesr 10 stop besides being In that part of town
where the majority OF the baeinrSs IL hciug eOne.
The proprietor feels confident ihst he 10 prepared
to eise genera satisfaction 10 his saess. and would
solicit fair pnItion Of the public patronage.
Bioontsbufg, May IS. Ie6T.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-07
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