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low about tho faith Of tho government,
just as though they are tho great all in all
Of this world, and tho people arc obliged to
support them in luxury and ease until we
all become beggars at their feet.
There never was invented on earth such
a gigantic swindlc Us the Bond and Bank
system in this country to-day. It is taking
the very life and blood Of the people in ev-
cry avocation of life. Itcosts thirty millions
Of dollars every year. to simply collect the
Internal Revenue alone. when it might be
done for tenth part Of that sum by the
local State and town officers But there
must be vast army Of radical of1ice.holders
fastened like vampires upon the vitals Of
the country as ringers in and harkers Of loy.
al,y for the party in power 1t costs more
than thirty millions II year to pay the inter.
est on the Bonds held and deposited by the
National Banks alone. And now the moni.
ed aristocracy are pushing to have all the
greenbncks funded in Bonds drawing inter-
est, and give the National Banks the entire
circulation of the country. They wonld cap
the climax Of outrage and oppression. We
desire to know how lung the laboring masses
Of this country propose to tolerate such in
iquity and slavery ?-Portsmouth, NJ H.,
State, and Union.
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- AHLRlFF'S SALES.

Rs virtue nf sundsv wri'a irsned ou, of III. cou,,
OF Comn'on Pleas of Columbia onn.v I, me d,,es,sa
~ he "Spus5d tn sale. Ht the RT t,,u'sE n,
Blonmshnrg on Monday. the Cd dsy Of Deeawhs.
next a' u''"ck in the afern"on The follow ing de-
srfihed property viz:
NJ s" rs" certain tIars ~ pieces nf land ;,;,v
aud h",ug in the wush a. ia ksnn IN the ioi,n,v
Of Columbia and state Of r"nnsvivanIa -th, nnS
piece u: land hsunirh on th' egat hv land nr Jnhn
ipE'h. On thr south by Ian nf - Pa .ar an on ,h,
west and rnrth hv alds "f iarnh Christian contain
ipp seven acre. more rr l=ss-th" s"cond p,ass of
land heing aud lying in The w"ship. county and
Riaia ainre said hnunh-d ss fu,'ows Rrgip ming nj
a red "ak. thence bv 'snd of John Chus,i-n no,,h
"a degree. cust four per hra 10 pU.t thence by
land IT Wilinm Patterson sni,h Is d.gr.ra wss,
aiAty Vrrchrs To post in the rad irh..inr frnia
Rh"rsbu To ,hrisiians sawmi'I; ,h"nrs along the
same nnr'h 81 degrees west. " vpriy tare perchra
To r"st themes ~ III same nnrih IL deg ers rns.
nine %. rchas yo,t in i,,ic f,.hnpcr sk theme
by iand at John Christian north = degrees east
sigtyninr ., rrhaa to tn" beginning cnhfaining f"nr
teen sr,e. of land and allowance of s'Ypr eeut fur
roads &c.. mor" ar i"ss S''z'd TAX = ict, x.e"
tim AMI 10 hp snii IA the pron"rtv nf Wi'tam
Edgar, and John Staley, sdnini'trator f Diana
Edgar deceased.
Az that certain tract parcni If 'anh IN the IN
ship OF narinscr.s W the County NJ colnnihia
urnasiv NOntou') bounded amt desrsihrd foi!nw =
VIZ on thr nnrin by land NJ Inhn "eriy. on the ra't
hy land nf Jacnh Slime on the So,ih hy iani now Of
uaniri KnstaGhaHdrr and on ih. Yves, by ,snh Of
lon g. Fah'iupe-, Containing o q hnnhrd aud hsr
urrrs sc'seh taken in .xer 'tor and | o bu cold a.
the pf'VWHy OF
hi.s0
certain tract Of land situate in the Tow aship ~
arn,"rk and Cnun,y "ft alum Sia afo esaid contain
ne about ndTpd ar,rs bounded an descrihad az
fn6we tu wit: on the north nv land of Jacob Kin
n.V an the pa-t by iaHd 'f L'v Wright and Peter
Werkhciser on the sneth by 'nnd nf aIinri Hrnelsr
aud on the west BY land nf--- Narst, on hich are
ere c,ed u frairr house. kart ba u, with the appur.
;euancpr krIxrd, taken 'Gtn rxcrtti"n aud ~ be-
snid a. the pr"p"rty Of Augustus Z Rat h adm,n's
tra,nr with the viii Annexed OF htnry Desha.ii!e'.
deceased.
ALTO
Al that certain hui,'iag ln"a,ai on n lot or piece
nf ground sitear in BraT Greek tnwnship olumh'a
County. purchased by the sad samuel eitlsr tram
Sauuri Smith. and bnnnded by land Of said Sonne,
.m,h u u Que and half strry frame building
hring fourteen by -ixte'n feet size seixd TAKEN
INTO execution and 10 be sold a. the properly o!
Samuel sitter.
ALSO
A certain lot of ground situate in the Nornugh o'
rrn'ra'ia Columbia ca my. containing twenty I've
feet IN Locust Av, nue. and r1t in. hat. nior'
south street one hundred and forty feet to an alley
N which 10 erected Il two tory fram~ fwrIiin!
| iN-r with the appnr,rnanc"s. S'iI d. taken int
,x"cnt ION aud " BIZ snd as IN. property H Edw ~
| tatiry.
SAMUEL SNYDER. shcra
November &, 1867,
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Negro Life at viCksburg.-. OF
what Body Polite IL Made.
From the New Orleans Tines.

The Nick>hnrg negroes take to their bur-
rows in the hills as naturally, as we white
trash" used to do when Federal shells were
flying incesscntly around. The Vickshurg
Telegraph Gays that all over the city and un.
der the city their buts and "huten tots" are
to he found. Some are tolerable specimens
of architecture, and in them few colored
people might comfortably exist, but the na.
iority are very rude limitations of houses, and
in NOT Of them from half 3 dozen to ''in-
Vulnerable mul,itudes whom no man can
count" live and move and have their being.
Many Of these men toll not, neither do they
spin, but tho Freedmen's Bureau feeds
them.
The males of these burrows are entitled to
vote, and some of them claim cabin passage
on steamboats,; but in general they are
harmless as ground hogs, and equally as act
i've in habits agreeable to the smell. In the
catfish season these voters fatten and do
well, and in winter they draw rations from
the government and chirkens from the nigh
boring roosts. In all seasons they are happy
and contepted; and an inspection Of their
places of abode will show more filth and
less meat than any other habitations in
cksLurg.
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I IST OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL AT
IL DECEMBER TERM. 1857.

I Samuel Ma .tz Va J,hn w cl1rk,
? ssmn' Henry " Hoss.et 4 Xiinrtoa.
2 Eli Jonr. v. Hii-s -. Abbott. ct IL.
4 Wr.riu i'u. has w Peter Mii'ar
S In sihln K"iillr " Wright Hughes.
Il Mary Green va. Robert HuweiI.
I s;,mnn a FriI.,aa ~ Isaac Y-iter.
4 iiavii Vrassr. Va Clinton Drwii. IT. al.
= Rayid fry " buvif rhunan.
10 Eiisr Krnu,'a use " bani"i R,ur's kjnls.
ii " I,iHn 4 Mari vG Ismaa liysG.
u ThOhils VandrraIce va Ag:os DErshsS.
~ svisrr,"r J. Faux vs Willard Creme rdar
u lacnh fynrs ~ N.'is,d T.. G.eea's sdg.g.
rs Jnsrvh Iiicy y. P.,cr Mrics.
~ Reuben Mii'sr W Isaac Ysite..
II jarnb A. r1ishrr W. Ah"i Hasinian
is Jacpb ~ ish"r vs. RiCtard w y"rs,
10 lam Ganaam vs Michs"l 'rrshs. rt al.
70 George n. Drawn W Leonard i. e,ineman.
9, e. W Csmpbri! ct al. Va D. W. MeReyno!ds.sla,
- Shields L Br",hrs v. i.svi Euts.
~ ~ yiv.s;r, }. FauI W Josa Rci.inson.
81 William Schuyler Gr,url f"ittr,
IS Jnmrs =. au'sr' Va G""rs" S'srker.
10 Tiilmar Faux IS ry!v.strr Faux.
81 Sa,uari ~ a.rr vsC. MirgesuM.
ea Esuur! Waters ya George iiiiit5,
~ Samuel Wstcis va q org Wii'i,,s,
50 lnhn Tyeu,biy l. 60 w. Mary Greene. ei al,
u Adam etraassr Va G.nrgs Stricken
3: lark stewart. e, q! - Elijah C!ease..
10 d, angah bean ~ ''voa I. uean
"a FIankin Y cum ~ v i'l'sa I >hnn'an
rs EdW ard Mctai g, ii v l"hr t~eenry
HI West Branch Insurance ca y. sin"n I, shi7s.
g q i.hm . k.lchne, Va J~raalah he>r admr.'
aa Milton 7fauEh Use W iiip No rr. tt AZ.
~ Jesse r. bans y wife W Wi,liam Ev"sA wife,
:" E"s,n! Lyens' a'.Hr va Wesley ,.!G
q n, t'fsoh vs. hnutr" tftg3.
=! ". PcIs"n W iUhn tam
~ Jaiirs cVirkrr vs. N l.. Campb,il.
~ WilH:n !ar!c. " Juhn Savaee. ct al.
70 70 r'io"f Mark-y VS. J. y HiGbst.
:" ~ ,,rosgr Drum W.. isaac Y rit.r.
=. =. : RANK h.ahsr 4 Go. Va J. :. srobat.
20 40 iaitn kIiss VS. Joseph T.. Long.
=. =. .,ir uauirl g. tnt's sdEir Jsprs -ankey.
eV .haries " Miller We. the Tow nship Of Blcor..
81 nsh'r, ''rvnn's admr va john Leva..
Ss 3 ION. Norris Va J n frcK,
% '-'ah Thomas use v. n. nyy g. Freas,
d! L'ht Parker VS. Siias ID Edpar
e., sahi"! ui! hriwIg VS. tani-i :. Vs'wig.
pay Mnent afiy W. Rober, Currelt, CaInishee o!
p,. JESSE COLEMAN, Pra,hy.
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lIUBLIC SALE '~ e.
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

Will BE- exposed to sale by public vsndue, IN tho
preuiises. on THURSDAY hEcEanER THE i0th.
ls'7, at O'Clock ", two err,ain lo,s ~ ground
situate In the town ef IT. OinubTrg, Columbia Caua.
". Pa on Man stree, nsnr th- p0hic Square Un
'hr Que is erected large stona dw"lli ng h"se aud
other out buiihinss and UPON tie "h"r g0o, franc
stable the trunt 0f said la M ninn ID int tg!Rg
very drstTasl cHrrai ipr bgiiGsnG pu'pOsrs.
AisU. the ,auir day one oth"r h"tne anG lot Of
srnud. situate 0n Gocs siecsf, in rfe sdid t0ah Of
EInt'l,-hurg, N the t"uniJ Htor"said, wherro' is
erected u guod hslas dwelling house and other uut
Ai," On friday the snh day Of Decentar. 1887
at lU &c i,ck n wi'i be efpUsed u safe by ribiir
vridu-. un rhe pc. tiseg in H. niiOck toW usiin ut
th, rpsid-Rc- NJ tn uIas j. Vdndcrsitc". crita'n
iarm % rue al iand chnthising s1ty G'.ace. more
less to be snid IN Iva parrrisut a0'ut tour
ucrrs each, the pubiG r'ad tea T., frJn i.ut
Ingcrrk brlnGe to Bnckh0rn. anl running through
;ir sand tata' tu BE- TIL dividiHg no the who'll srt
~ ing very Itch aui rArriirnt eo Tor farming puy
poses, he, I'll. L"ing upon the c.r tract as ~.
viaeu b.: suid read aIge and cauvrni' ut butt inss
al cyr,y d. scr'pti"n slr". 'aer nnu sr'y vaiu
h.e Ia u .,' garry, pf ANA IL good wut a..
order. upnu the Ot hrg asi at diviuGu stu reaiu
there /. aisu II yG,y valuable u, ,iunr Iua,ty. "n-
iWd large lime houfe, ~, g"ni hue kis. Que of
W hirh !. III tuii b!aut al the pressut tine.
Ais", nI the ,lule day anJ TN ina prcm!sts near
but tkhurn VIII be- snid at blhc U1tcry, certain ip,
ot gTund situate ~ iienilnck IT," nshIp. principal,
timber iau adjoining lh,ir az Loln a rlruidn ia.
rub tiatns and Olhrrs continuing about ,vemly .iv-
acres uluie less. all tate tue esiaia 0 Rehrc a
Van"rTsiirc. H"ce ised.
tohpiIph w SaLt' "" pr 't." '" "hr''ouhh" ~
t- pure uas none % be paid on the ay uf su!e unt
T. Grth les. tile ten per cent "n lhs ist au. oi Ap I,
IT, 4. tn. Ittatnins tiieei"urihs III two rquai pay
mrnt. u,r on tue iIst day at 'prIi i'6Y II olGcr
tn the hr day VI apiii 1870 with iNtrtest on tre
amount renal alng unpaid tsom the frst DAY at April
let's,
Tue deed or der.s To be executed ani delivered
TO the purchaser ur purchasers thereof IN the "a,
Grht ot tue one uurih less the tea prr ccut an TIE
fist ay o Aprii. lnuo wh the b,anre Uf Lh,
purchase u"ne, shaM be SECURED BY Iuhgin NJ nr
mortgage. ut THE Option ni the pr sent uwner.
pursctsium gwen IN tYe hrst LAY u! Arrii l5s
Purchaser "r purchasers 'W y far deeds aua stamp
JohN vANDER,LiCE, Jss tie Gs,rs.
SuveiubeT -, iae1
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JURORS FOR COURT OF CONNGN
~ PLEAS, DEC. Q, 1867.

Hravrr--NOsrs ecalictn,
h'ni.'--lh ''H"g navir. j"sse K Penainetoo,.
Nt~ich bn!a--IpftaIiah . EaHdefg, ts,h Il Env,.r
W iiiinm GndiI
hd"rrrrrk AiUrI, Smith
"'o0."--)'ha Steiner Haiaon W ruyman,
Catawig-a--aErl Thomas, Hrgjain.n 2 Fortner
rntr--J"hn Hill. Nathaniel Campbell, Noras.si
Miliam
ConS"rh G;--Wi''iam coodman, James R.ry,
fi'EiEsCrrr1- .isrksnn NcIirRry,
tree wnnd jUhn Thomas.
IT, nln'k--harHn snth Peter WevSh,;seY
jachson--Ex ki.i TO T.. George Farvvr, E.aanacl
t,ts
inci-t- Va mnrl Keller jacn' YrlsCr,
Ma isor--HiliiaM n iieuIn,,.
Nam lDsrpG Hariz"t " lthan Miller,
VT Pleasant -Ionn White,
Mnni0Tr ..Uatid w CLARK Eneh McuseY, Eamosl
Nag"nbuch
OrnrgP- arch.hiia Pate fgoR, David h.ieUbprh lea
HrDTr.
Scntt -iirRry E.ishRe.,
October 80, 1857
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No Chance for Grant.

The New York HemlW, one Of the first
c'l most devoted advocates Of General
rat. trr ,c Presidency, comes out strang
!e In -.9- .nna,ion Of the Negro Conven
Eva. III the Southern States, and emphat.
y declares:
"lfGeneral Grant accepts the Radical
termination upon such platform as the
Radicals now tread he wiW be beaten, despite
his national popularity rnl his mastery re.
ticcnce. General Scott was defeated where
there were similar but minorm mrinciples in.
vo'ved, and President Pierce stepped into
power.
The Herald generally manages to get
upon the winning side in every Presidential
contest Bennett knows full we'll that thp
white people Of this country are utterly op.
posed to anything like negro domination.
and they will defeat General Grant or an,
other candidate the Radicals may select 70,
the honor of martyrdom in the approaching
political campaign.
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and House are canvassing among their
friends on the question Of admitting the
Africanised States Of the South, o. soon as
they shall present thorough black Repubii.
can Constitutions. They hope to get in at
least one.half Of them ere the close Of the
next regular session South Carolina,
Georgia, Aabama, and Florida rnre already
singled out for admission, when the above
condition precedent shall have been com piled
with.
TrIE COTTON TAX.
From the very general expression Of orin.
ion among members Of Congress in favor Of
the repeal of the tax on cotton, it il
inferred that some legislation to that
end will be brought forward early next
month. It is probable, however. that the
matter will he compromised by reducing the
tax to one cent per pound, in preference to
repeating It altogether.
THE NEGRO JURY BILL.
Mr.. Summers bill, introduced in the Sen.
ate yesterday, giving negroes thhe right to
servo as jurors in the District Of Columbia,
will be pressed to vote at an early day, the
object being to get mixed jury for the next
tralof Surratt.
PERSONAL
Secretary Wells has so far recovered from
his late indisposition AZ to be able to sit up.
His friends expect he will he able to attend
10 his official duties ina week or two.
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While NJ en- N u I Rule merica
CLUBS FOR ls6s---CLUBS FOR 1863
Tnr BEST NLw YORK WEEKLY PUBLISHED
NEW AOb. Il DAY.l.OOk
FOR 1865.

The New YoRK Day Book is q straight.
forward, Radical Democratic paper, with
larger circulation than any other Democrat
ic Journal ever published on this Continent,
andi enters on the thre hold of 1868 more
prosperous aud more hopeful of the great
eau = il upholds than ever before. Stand.
ing on the cause it upholds than ever before.
Standing Oh the foundation of the Dec!ara.
tion OF Independence, that ''aIl larhite) men
are created equal, and therefore entitled to
equal rights, it is opposed to all forms and
degrees Of special legislation that conflict
with this grand central TRUTH Of Demo-
cracy, aud over all, and above all, does it
combat that Ainnstrous treason to American
liberty, which. thrustlng the negro element
into our political system, MUST OR EEcEs-
slTY wreck the whole mighty fabric left Us
by our fathers. God has created white
,nen superior and negroes iut. rior, and
hrefore all the efforts Of the past six years
to ABOLISH His work and equalze with NJ.
groes every law violated. every State Cnn.
stitu ion 0verthrnwp, every lie sacrificed,
and every dollar expended, are necessarily
just 50 many steps towards national suicide
and the simple and awful problem now upon
us Is jurt this shall We recover our reason
and re'racc our steps, or march on TO Mon.
greli.in, social anarchy, and the total ruin
Of our country.
TIE DAY-BOOK. therefore, demands the
restoration of the Union as it was"-A
UNION Co-EQUAL STATES UPON THE WHITE
BASIS, as the only hope, and the only means
possible under heaven for saving the grand
ideas of l776. and the fundamental princi-
pies Of American liberty, aud the earnest
b lever> in that sacred and glorious eau @
up their lives, will now labor TO pxpnse the
ignorance. delu,ion and treason of the Mon
gIe| party, IT WILL SUCCEED, and the white
, EepuuIc or Warrington Le restored again
in all il, oripina hcneticence and grandeur.
THE DAY-BooK will, however, hereafter
be more than ever devoted to all the varied
purposes OF neics paper. Conscious that
it reaches thousands of families who take
no other journal, beyend perhaps their local
paper, it will continue and improve its
NEWS OF THE WLEK" Summary, so as to
present u transcript Of the Worlds events
in each issue. It's FAMILY DhPARTMENT"
will embrace the lest original and selected
stories. Its AGRICULTURAL BEREAVEMENT
will be fully sustained, and being the only
paper of it, class made up EXPRESSLY for
Country circulation, it il confident that i, is
worth double the price of weekly hur-
riedly reprinted from u daily It gives full
aud complete Reports Of the New YORK
AMI ALBANY CATTLE Markets; GRAIN
Provision and CoTToN MARKETS, and a
Weekly Review of Financial Matters, to-
gether with with the Markets by Telegraph
from New Orleans, Chicagn, Charleston,
Philadelphia, &c., &c, up to time Of going
top ess.
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say The Teachers Institute" is now
Icing held at this place. The lecturers and
class-instluctors are Prof Wickersham
State Superintendent, Prof Carver, of the
"Bloonsburg Literary Institute" Prof II.
d. Walker Of the ''Orangeyille Academy
c. W. Walker Of the Greenwood Semi.
nary and Prof Spaulding Of the 'Cata.
wissa Academy" There isa goodly num-
her of Teachers present, but We regret to
ay that there are quite as many teachers
in the County, who are, up to this time, alb
,ent from the Institute, Of course they are
not among the uest teachers.
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COURT ADvERTIsEMEETs
COURT PROCitWaTION.

WhEWEAs, chs Hon. WsLlAv Ctws,a.. p,o.,A...
Judge oSlhe coayt Of Oyos aud Termine, nj nsn
fs psae. 81. and dHS;xsry SoS,, =; Sa, q Ss.c %
10 te 9th Judicial District co,nporod Of tnc cSr ,,ns
o. "anh'h Sullivan and Wyoming aud tho Non. j,sr,
lerI aud Peter Herbrin, AssoiascJudr cf ci...
nv pa % az nave ssaqa ,hs., prresp bearing dac the Ia
hundred ai' sisiy sev 70 me directed fr hoidins N
C9urt ofOyer and 1frminer and snrra Jail delivery
sehea yer Synr.I sessions Peace Coulnon Picsc
end 1,Gh"ns Gout in l6dntturs In IL. county ~
d. .mbs, 'n he er.i Monday htng the 81 tsy Of
'se IL hereby giyer 10 the Coroner, the ju,;rees
, ~ ssaee , nad Constabre Of tho sdcnuu,y uT
sn1a "a ia' " hcy 30 then and there In their prors, te
~. "a 'heoreno'n ofnaid day with Isir
..oIas. ihqnistinns and other remembrance to in
And ,hn," ~, WSn 70 Their Offices appoftn to be doe
assin ;d Tue that OF NAV Le M *. jsi, Of
s",a ,h sMamoia 70 be thrr and there 10 p,o.
cute tns a. sGn'i b. Just Jurors svn reacscd \" y,
p"nelaai ~ trii asrrensiy 10 IA r nccs
Dated at fioomsburR. tht nth dsv oSo
L.s tn the year ~ our L"rL the thousa .iabt
1hnhafed and siaty &C. IN ana In the nj ,e,i.I h
year ~ tho Independence cf the Tinted State. M
an 'ea' C"p SAVE 1nx Cox sorwsALru
btoorascurE. retober, 10 list '"
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rEA- A negro in Orange, New Jersey,

rEA- A negro in Orange, New Jersey, n
house servant, recently made most brutal
attempt upon little girl, eleven years Of
age, daughter Of his employer. The black
beast was beaten almost to death ly the
father, who is one of the most prominent
and wealthy citizens Of Orange. The little
girl had been in the habit Of trying to teach
the negro to read-an imprudence which
appears to have been allowed by the par
ents,
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WHAT NEGRO SUFFRAGE CosTs. The
had'cals admit that the cost of voting the
negroes OF the South will not be less thar
TWENTY-FIVE MILLIONS OF DOL
LARS for the present year. Let the white
work'ngmen of the North think Of that
Every dollar fit is wrung from their toll.
and they will have to pay it by the sweat of
,theif brows. Just think Of it. $4,000, 900
year to keep ten States Impoverished and
and subject to semi.barbarian negro rule |!
How long is this state Of things to continue :
Tho workingmen nf the country have Inc
remadv in their own hanls, IL they will but
use the bal!ot-box in the way that com.
mon sense points out.
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OF course p. John will pronounce these
figures incorrect. but nevertheless that will
not change them. These Democratic gains
will still 90 on until Radicalism is swept
from the land. The 'nigger' swamped
the Republican party, and rs long as that
party holds on to the darky they will re-
main swamped.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-27

- reAtxTss. HLISrfSse AID cA.AoeR treated
with ihr u,n,csi s,lcrass by J. lH<ACS n Il Ocu,ist
ana Au,iN (torn"viy n Ley den, Holt ~ Nh. etS
Arch st,stt. Philadelphia, Testimonials from the
n,nst vrlishle .ourc, In city and countrv bs saen
o. k,s oRre. The Mediea, faculty. o." invited 10 ac'
company their patients - he has secrets In hts
pvactirs. ARTtFNIAL EYke inserted without pain.
No charge for exsminsuo0s Nov. u leoL-ly.
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Iut,kW Chilly REGUlArEu AT THE low
rRiCE nE SO EACH. AND shTIsFACTIDN
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NEW OYSTER SALON,
In the bassment Of the
&kN AMsHl8AGl HOUSE.
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h"urs /: with all tha other "hIns" fuu nd 10 first
claas RrstaurantJ.
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Liquors of tvrry brand.
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in clean neat ovlsv.
B,0oalsbure. Nov. IN, ls67-3m.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-27
JURORS FOR THE QUARTER sEs.

- SlONS, DEC. 2, 1867.
Benton Abraham McSeaL
W Smith. ''' S'1"
bloon' J"hn ! Bark'ey, jo.rph Shsrplpas
Cathwirsa--Na ter Ernt.. ieaye Jobp Dam Cs..t,,,
@ @"n.fs har"n k''chner ID A bowman, " i,uipirr
Conyneham- JUhn Andrrsnn, " '""'"'
C-nira!ia Born Henry Gabis
Green" nod sainuri F.Gas. Pn:I,o Youur ,v;u
iOlnsun s' """au
!aeAoon-- Matthew HoNnnry
t.ocn,t--tIiis George luin p Rnit,r
Na.''s"n--i'asc Mcbride, Iaplry Kesup n ph;,:
hain--isaac Yrttrr, "'1''ps'
MiAi'n--l,Dac iuiR
N"nicur. !hiIu. iinY,on
trdBgr--h-rrp VI, lard
E'afi"sc'er '--Daniei k1nki., Jacob i.on,cnho,.a,
'.! En'. Thoinas W EdEpr Jacob M.,,.s
Dam snyder, ''1''e"'
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