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CO URT ADvERTIsEMENTs.
CVlIWT PROCI.AWaTIOV.

SX1HEREAs. tho Hos. wiLt,As ELwrLL, PrcAder,
w Judge ofthe Court Of Oyer and Tqrminev and Gen
sral Jail Delivery Court Of Quarter Sessions of the
in the 2G Judicial Disi,rt, compored OF the con niles
ofcolnmbia Sullivan and Wyoming and the lion ,rn n,
Dcn and Peter x esbrin, Asaoiase Judges OF Co,uin.
hia co have issued their prccepiirafing date the 9Th
day Of o IN the yenr Of our Lord ono thcusaDs eirhi
hundred ana r,,y sevrh to me directed for holding
Court ofOycr and Tcrminer and General Jail delivery
General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Common Pleas
and orphnn's Court, in Bloomsburg, in thc county NJ
Colnmba. IN the hrst Monday. b'ing the 2d Iayj Of
Dscemhtt next, u continue tw0 week.
Noice hereby given, to the Coroner. the Ju-,cos
Of the Pence and Consablns Of tho said county
umba ihn' they be then and there in their proper per
son NJ 10 clnck In the fOreDOrn orsnii day with their
records inluisitnns and other remembrance TO ,lo
those things w'ch TO their Offices npperiain to be tonc
And those that nr. bound by ter0aDizance to
against the prisoners that nre or ny be In the Jail
snid county OF Columbia 10 be then there to pros.
eutn thenlns shall h. just Jurors are requested In b.
pnnctuhl IN thci nendancr ngrccoby 10 their notices
{ ~ Dated NJ Eloonaburg, tho 2rth day GfOst
l.. & In the yrnr oi our Lor' onr ihousand "ish
~ hundred md sSty and In the nirctict
year nf tile indrpcndrncn of the United s,atcs o
Ani.iita. Cop SAVE TVS rnNNOSwEALrH. !
SAMUEL aNYUER sheriff
Blo"msbrrg. October. 30 isG7
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Who did IT.

On the second Tuesday Of last month cleo.
tions were held in five States ofthc "Union,"
towit: in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Iowa,
and California. In all ofthese States the De-
mocracy have gained in n manner astonish-
Ing to many Of the Oldest politicians
Pennsylvania made what may DO properly
termed "a clcon swcep".-that is, the Dc.
mocracy were backed up to the tuno OF
thirty Eve thousand counting the changes.
In the other States holding their several
elections on that day, the changes were cor
respondingly great
Now why was II, that the Republican
party, backcd up by all the prestige Of pow.
er and having President Of the United
States whom they Mt least can claim as hav.
ing been elected by them--why was it that
there happened such an astonishing rcvul-
sion Of fecling2 Andrew johnson, n
President created by Horace Greeley, John
Forncy, and others Of tha. stripe, has been
powerless in the hands of Radical Con.
grcss. lie and his friends attempted to
form n party, and failed. Witness tin
Philadelphia Convention and its results II
is Democratic Principles and the Democratic
Party which are triumphan. in the States
recently holding their elections and thi.
same triumph we expect to be swELTEp
before we next address cur readers. Yes.
terday elections were held in the twelve
States mentioned elsewhere in this paper
and all the indications are that Republican,
ism in any Or all Of its phases, whether as
Radicalism, conservatism or any other ism,
will be rebnked after fashion which the
world has always recognized as equivalent
to oarniliilation.
The truth is, the triumph Of genuine,
Jehersonian Democracy, is inevitable. No
time-serving, no ''arm in arm" business will
answer the purposes Of the country Or Of the
party at this or, indeed, at any other time
She must maintain the purity Of her ways.
The scanaalous mingling with the miserable
'sms Of the day by certain would-be leaders
in her ranks, had well nigh brought her to
the dust. Bu! she retrieved herself nobly
at The recent elections; and the future his.
torian OF this important campaign will prop
e!ly consign that feeble conservative" Gle
ment to thatinsignilicant politicaln;che which
Il 50 properly deserves. The Triumph of
Pure Democratic Principles was so obvious,
and SO obviously achieved by man who can
alone properly claim to be Democrats, that
conservatism and all the other isms should
hide their diminished heads.
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A Contemplated Outrage.

Several Of the Democratic candidates for
the Senate and House Of Representatives
Of our State have been elected by Compare
lively small na;ocities. The wonderis, con.
sidering bow ;nflnously the State was ger.
rymandered by the Republicans that they
have been elected at ALL Bu! it is propos.
ed to cheat them out Of the positions to
which they have been honestly elected by
the people Of their respective districts. -
The Harrisburg Telegraph Published by as
unprncipled wretoh as lives, calls upon
the Radical majority Of the Legislature to
oust these men and pat the defeated candi.
dates in their places. They have been in
the habit Of doing this for the last seven
years. Acting upon the theory that might
makes right" they have not hositated to
dispossess Democrats of their Official places
without any pretence that there was any law
to justify their action.
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COMMUNICATED.
sELINs GRoyE, Ocr. alst. 1867


Mr.. Editor; Dear Sr.-Your Paper
comes as Of old, filled with choice literary
matter, and also that on which the welfare
of our Country depends, viz, true DEMoc-
RACY. Indeed | am almost lost without t..
It has been something over two years since
] commenced taking your paper, and have
always found it interesting, and true to the
principles it advocated, which were true
Democracy
Every family ought to have n good County
Paper, and feel justified in recommending
'"THE BIOoMsBURa STAR AND DEMOCRAT" !"
as good live and faithful Paper.
Mr. Editor, send it along. ] thought
maybe l could get along without the DfMo-
cRAT, but it is of no use, it has become so
natural for me to receive it., that ] cannot
cease looking for it, to hear how things are
getting along in old Columbia County. No
one will ever be any poorer by paying $'2.0 90
year for the DEMOCRAT. You shall hear
from me again before long.
Yours as ever SUBSCRIBER.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

YoUNa MOTHERS You who look for.
ward with hope to the period when those
little children who now play around you in
childish glcc, will attain to the age Of man
hood and womanhood; if you expect your
sons and daughters to be all that your fond
heart will desire, now is your time to begin
to mould them to your wishes, while they
are under your full control.
When We see those unruly, ill-behaved
children in the schoo-room we say, "rhcir
mothers care not what they do" When
we see those dissipated young men who fire.
qucnt the haunts of vice, day after day, we
say, 'Their mothers neglected their carly
education" When we SEQ those young
ladies', beautiful in form and feature, but
lacking those qualities which make the per-
feet woman, We repeat the same thing.
All deyolves upon the mother Now,
mothers, il you would raise your SONS to be
useful and respected members of society,
! teach them to prize virtue, truth, aud Sobriety
and to de.spise drunkenness, immortality, and
| fulschood.
If you would have your daughters fitted
forthe society God intended them for. teach
them to prize noble mind above the mere
outward appearance. Teach them to value
honor beyond the latest style Of dress; to
practice what is pure, charitable, and indus
trious.
In short, teach them to be true wives ana
mothers. How happy must the dea,h-bcl
OF a mother be. who can say, 81 have done
my duty can now depart in peace,
have raised my children to be true members
OF society. My sons are temperate moral,
and truthful. My daughters are virtuous,
industrious, and good"
! Happy is the mother who can say she has
| fulfilled her mission on earth, and can de-
part to better world in peace.
a MOTHER.
| Ceutralio Oct 90 1867
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GIIERITFS SALES.

Hy virtue of sanhty writs issued MI: of the Cour,
of Con,non Pleas of Columbia County tn IN" directed
wi b. "xposod 10 sale. nt the COURT lniisE in
Bi0onisburg IN Monday. the Cd day cr Occrnihrr.
next, M O'Clock in The afternoon the following de-
ecrihed property. viz:
All these two certain tracts pieces Of land lying
and being in the iuwnsli of ia kson in the County
Of Columbia aud state of prnnsylvan,a tie one
pi"oe uf land bounded on the east by land nf John
iirs'h on the snIin by lanI # Parker. AMI an the
west aud north by lands Of JarOb Christian. chataH
in: seven acres more or lass-thr SECOND piece Of
land being and lying in the trwnship. county ani
Slate aforesaid. bounded as f0llows beginning at
n red oak, thence by and Of John Christian south
"A degrees east four per hes 10 u post thence by
land of William Patterson. south Il degrees west
siAty prrches to post In the rnah leading from
Rhorsbnrg To Christian 4 sawmiI thence along the
same north 81 degrees west 'cv"niy ihrer psrchrs
20 post thence b. til s1nr north ~ dcg'ens eps;
nine perches TO rosi in Little Fisliinccriek thence
by 'nnd Of Jonn Christian north ~ degrees east
siSty.nine pcrChcs 10 the beginning confirming fDur
teen Of land and allowance Of six per ccut for
roads &c. more or less sn'1'd 'asea in,o csecn
tion and 10 he sold "a the properly Of William
Edgar, and John Staey, administrator cf Diana
Edgar, deceased.
An that certain tract or parce! Of land in ihn torn.
ship OF RoaringcrCrk ~ tho County of Columbia
(inrmGriy N0ntour) hnundei and dcsc1ihsi rs inows
viz on the norn by land Of John Perry on the east
by land "f Jacob Slime. on the sot by land nov Of
PANEL knstcnhaudcr. and on The west by l1nd of
Jonas Fahringer, containing one hundred aud fv.
acres. Seized taken in exec ',ion ani be sold
the properly OF 1huihat Mafhs.
Also
A certain tract OF land situate in the Township OF
Hemnck aud Conu'y nfCOlumbia aforesaid contain
ing about one .nhrsd bounded and described
fpllnws, tp wit on the north hv land Of Jacob Kin
nev IN the east ~ land of Levi Wright and Peter
Wrrkhrisor on ,he south by iand of amu.i Brugler
and on the ives, by land of--Muust. sciZed, taken
into cxpCution and to br sold as the property Of
Augustus . .Rahh administering with the VIII all
nexed Of Henry Duishme", deceased.
ALSO
An That certain hniilng lucatel on II lot or piece
Of ground sitNatr in Brar Creek township iolunb'u
County, purchased by the said samuel sitter tron
Samuel smith, and bounded by land Or said san,uci
Smith. II isone ami half story fru,ne building
being fourteen by sixteen feet size. seized taken
into execution and TO be sold as tho property If
Samuel sitter.
ALSO
A certain lot Of ground situate IN the Borough Of
Ccn,taiia, Columbia ca ,n,y, containing twenty five
fret IN l.orust Av, nue md extending bacA n,Ore
sou,h street one hundred aud forty feet to alley
IN which ~ erected a two story frame dwelling
house with the appurtenances. Seized, taken iu,o
cxecut and to be sold the property Of Edward
uatiry.
SAMUEL. SNYDER, Sheriff.
November G, 1867.
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bsJ Gov. GEARY has issued q thanks.
giving proclamation, setting apart Thurs.
dry, the 2sth of November for that pur-
pose. This is in conformity with an old
timc-honored custom, and it is hardly neces-
sary for us to say, that the day will be gene
rally observed by all. 1t is the same day
upon which President JOHNSON has recon-
mended to the people Of the Republic, tho
ho'ding Of a national thanksgiving dny.
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A UDlTUHS' NOTICE.

Estate o' Roswell ss!-n lat. nr GREENWOOD TWP
tn.rabiA Cuusiy DECEASED.
The nnhcrsi.u.d. Huiitor nppoi,,,a by ,,.n ~,
nh'ns Cnrr" tlr Crnn,y of G'oIu;nhi, I, n ,y. d.
,nN"ti"n" "' M b 'anca in The hands " Jnnns,u u
ih-'r hnm'ni.ifan' ii kpswail 5m!h lat. OF Graer.
m""u 'n"H"i. '"fe"s d IL ani annas III. t.s, irt
wv ' "h"if W ''r f"t"t ut, IN the order esiihlshei
hy la" WI a'teni Al h;S l3:e IN ~ ,on.ha,s u.
ihnssHi.v tue iwniy ffs' hay pf Noycnhcr 4 D.
W ~ u O'Clock a. NJ tor ibr purpnsi OF attending
y" ne n"'' - Z" ne hrp"i i'ii'nl. when ana wnr,1
a' parties ih"rr-i"h i'r r'qIr"i 10 present t'rrif
"l'iM- ~ dHhiT.ei On c1pi ~ Ia iJf a.ir :, If
ihr iIh'' Z. r. KELLER.
Blnom-bnr2, Ser, .. Is57.-c..
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Ceutralia, Oct. 2S, 1850
& EESY s,SsAEN gEyEEsATUlsI..

MIR. FRANK LESLIE, one of the Uni.
ted States Commissioners to the Universal
Exposition il Paris, has availei himself of
his visi. abroad to introduce some new and
Very interesting features in his popular pub.
l!catons He has arranged with a number
OF the leading authors and artists of Europe
to furnish Novels, Narratives and Engra-
wings, which will appear origionally in his
publications, instead of second hand, or
through the stale expedicnt of what are call
cd 4 ADVANCE SHEETS. thus praciicallv
setting the copyright question by purchasing
his literary material at frst-hand. This i. "a
bold movcmedt and will prove to be rernu-
nerative one, since Honesty is the best
policy The first of these novelties is
ADVENTURES AMONG TIE BRyGAYDs, BY
PIERCE EGAN, ESQ, a narrative of ad-
venture in Italy, by that popular novelist
and fascinating writer which will commence
in No. l26 of FRANK LESLIE'S CHIN
NEY CORNER.
With No. l29 will also be given away
Magnificent Original Engraving, STop
THIEF ; or THE MoNKFY's GRTp! from the
famous and popular painting of that name
in the Paris Exposition, now the property
OF PARAN STEVENS, Esq, of New York.
FIRE.-On Thursday night last, little
before IL clock, our citizens were aroused
from their s!umbers by the cry Of fire, and
on proceeding in the direction of the light
from the flames, it proved to be the oil
Mubcy Hotel, and the barber shop and
Stove and Tin Ware establishment attached.
The Hotel was kept by n. Hudson, the bar
ber shop, by John Bond, and the Stove and
Tin Ware Store, by G.. NJ. E;!cnberger.
The fire had made such progress before our
citizens had got upon the ground, or the en-.
ginc or hose carriage arrived, that all hopes
of saving the burning buildings was aban.
doned, and all hands turned their attention
to saving the adjoining property and what
personal effects they could. Fortunately
there was no wind stirring, and by dint and
hard work and the splendid execution of our
Fire Engine, Clarp X Smiths brick build
ing adjoining on the north, and the frame
building Only separated by an alley on the
south, were all saved. The roof of Clamp
& Smiths building, however, was on fire
several times, but well directed stream
from the engine, as often put it out. The
building destroyed belonged to Gen. Pe,ri-
kin, and was quite old. having, as we learn,
been built in 1890, and of itself was not val
uauc Much of the bedding and furniture
Of Mr.. Hudson, were removed. He has an
insurance in tie York Mutual for 500 A
part of the effects of John Bond were re.
moved, but from the Stove and Tin-ware
Store OF Mr.. Eilenberger, in which the fire
originated, nothing whatever was saved, not
even his account books and papers. Mr..
Eilenbergcr had just received new stock of
cooking and rarlor stoves. He estimates
his loss at 81 900 upon wich he has an in
surance in the Lycoming Mutual OF only
$3.50, scarcely sufficient to cover the loss Of
his tools. Mr.. Eilenberger is young man
not long since started in business and this
disaster falls particularly hard upon him
LuminarY, Oct. 29ik
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INFORMATION WAN led

- Lnit his hone In Hemlotk Township, Cnlum.i,
y,a"y ny Ky On ihr inorning "r the I'm Of JAW lat
'"h'buii. NEY ART lad agri u years Ba1
"h "h1h ne !e'ih white wool hat, chacS slii a,is
pans aH r'!y e'at considerably woIve OF III.
mn"f' wa" ana s'f.i"oil Tb Ia has dark hair ant
.'ih = WIN ralnr fair skin. Hni is ~ : n.;
oa'I" any iEirhtibn Uf Ma whereabouts wit ie
born P4. N,u.,c,r ,rvi - ~
ttl .j.r 2, ,sf7
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ssT Elections were held yesterday in the
States of New York, New Jersey, Massa.
ohusetts, Maryland, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Illinois, Delaware, Michigan, Missouri and
NeSada--twelve in all. When VIC next
greet our readers we expect to be ablo to
announce to them that all these States have
emulated the example of their sisters al,
.he late election, and that old-fasbioned
Democratic principles ore once more about
to become triumphant.
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ERRORS OF 70 UTIi.

gentleman who ia early life was q vir,im to iha;
dchasina common IN .ynu,h. which res Il,r,
III Seminal Weakness. invoiuGtHrv Emission. nnd
Nervous Proslrntion aud ciue Hrar ending his days
in hopeless misery. After using hume ross renir
dies without success he obtained roiD friend sHne
simpn rules and rs'rptnn- that aif-rird a PR.
maneht cure. On behalf Of suffering humanity he
" Ill send the siie fee of charge 10 uii who may
desire II. Address EbGAR TREMAiNE.
station d, Dib!" House, New YORK
November o, 1861.
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TO CONSUMPTIYESi

The Rev. EDWARD A. WiLsJv viii send tf,o,
0i ehnrrr) 10 all who desire H. The preacri,on wis
inc hifrrti"n' Tor making hnd using ihr s,,o,i,
r"neay ny which he WIS cUrra .f q iuup pfs"iirnn
ana that dread dia"as ). Cnn sumption Nj. on,r nn
)er, ~ to benefit the n.fiir,ei and he hopes .ys,v
'heD nothing. ana niRy prove . b,rssjng Peas.
q drcs. Epv EvvyARD A wi s''W"'
10 itj South ascUnd s,teet Williamsburg. New
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SIOLEN.

From the uat,h rfih" subscriber on tho nlch,
g, the oh insi.. u LIGHT nay HORSE ih,so
lh1S- yrars old 'ni spring; black niaau a nd tnii
FrNA ma about 10 iuud- biph
s~AI-..S- reasonable reward " III be naId IN, ia
r"turn Of the horse, and also for III. thief M,
hof'e was formerly owned BY stephen Kline.
r nj, EVAN FRaNkLis.
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~ Office.

The collectors, having county dupliontss. are here
by uoIh'd 10 settle the blinnca OF taid duplicates
with the Treasurer Of Columbia County, by the ith
Of Nccrnher next, without delay, The dog tax,
especially. IL needed. on new well as old dupi.
Gates, Collectors may do welt BY complying with
tins notice. by Order Of
JOHN r. FOWLER
MONT. COLE. 'Conrs,
Attest, DAVID YEAGER
w. KRiCKBAua, Clerk.
Bloonisburg, Oct. 70, 1867,
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| n FOR NJ ALTON

Inflammation guaranteed ia uroIp.e , h,,s,,
R,""lh hi hair Dpon bald head or hesfdes. C,e.
Ii'" r"e'irr ~ tho removal of Fimp!ss, gjotrbs.
Mh.hp'.oh., d. rie ohiae rkin leaving the same son
rlr"r. md hrau,iral can hr oLaineJ wi,h,,I ~. ',n
1y addressing Taos. T. cii 'PMAN CnrnIsi'
Ell HfcHtWay New Ymk
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re- Wear no a'arm;sts but the Jatcs,
intelligence from the South indicates that
there is real danger of negro outbreak.
Richmond papers, Radical and otherwise
have for days past been giving accounts Of
warnings given by negroes to white men to
leave the city. The Richmond IVhig. an
advocate Of Congressional reconstruction,
says, "the negroes. with few, very few, ex-
ceptions, have arranged themselves in hos
tility against the white, aud have left US no
choice but 10 regard them henceforth as en-.
emies" Such testimony coming from such
quarter is portentous. Radicals north
may cry peace, peace, just as the origina-
tors Of that party did previous to the last
great out break, but it is obvious there is no
peace ; and we fear that it will be only VIXEN
we shall have realized the horrors of more
miserable war than the one through which
we have just passed, that we vii, understand
the enormous iniquity Of those who plum
ged the land in blood.
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z IST OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL AZ
Il nECEM BER TERM. 1867.

Isl OF CACSlS FOX TRIAL al
- DECEMBER TERM. 1867.
I Samuel a,a',z vs. John W clark.
ssmnrI Henry vs. Ho,s'er 4 HIins,ob.
I'll Jones " Niles y. Abhn',, Il Al.
4 Wright Iiuehes Va Peter Miller
loraihin Kettle w WRIGHT Hughes.
Mary T. Green We. Robert > Ii0wel,
= II t-+trr- II rttrr,
David Y.agGf, Y, Clinton Dr8ii, et. nj.
I+v'd Fry V. David shumau.
10 Eiias Rru,p's Use W. Dan,'i RIom's Aitars
II Within, A Mari vs Iainr. Dyke.
l2 Thomas J. Frni"r.,re VS. A,uos Dreshar.
u Sylvester !. Faux W Willard Green. adm,.
= jacob Evans w'i!n' d 9. Grceu'. ad.aI.
IL JGscrh lilry v. Peter Mriick.
III Reuben Miller vs. 'slac Yaiter.
II Jacub a. swi.htr " Ah.I n rman
- Jacob 4 'wisrr vs R'rhrrd " lyn,p
~ Jam Gannan Va Mitha"i crcsnr, ct al
20 George u. Brown W. Leonard :. St'nrIInn
- CIV Camrh'ii ct al VS. W. McReynuiasc,hl
90 Shields 4. Hrnh"r VI Levi kuiz,
81 :, lVr,tc, =, Faux " John Robinson,
81 William SrhI. Ter W ainuii Y"tter
2j Janus ~ aus-'r vs. G nrgr st.cker,
~ Tillni,n Faux ,s syIyesttT Faux.
21 Eana"i " airr. vs' L. MIrgrrura.
p SHmnri Waters " G'Drr. !, iil,lt.
~ Samuel Waters VS. G org" " iuuis
80 !"hn Trembiy * 60. VS.. Mary Il Greene etai,
~ Adam stfaussrr vs. George 81 ,eker
8: lark stewart, q al vs. E.inb C. Cieaye,
~ u h"ral bean vs. owen I. Dean
- ~ i's"k'ih Gam W iiam Y. Shun.n.
~ west UrHhch lrsnranrr ca " Simon 4 shive
.. ,.hn Nrrnn"' vs. Jeremiah X Ur.. admrs
ss ss Minon i,raneh Use vs. pilp SO 'r. It ni
~ Jesse H. bnns n VIII. vs William Eyes 4 wife
:" R"h,tt ). Lyoas a'imr We W-.icy ,yvhs
a. u. Person W. andIc~ Fr-as,
4! u. fersnn Va John Tain
~ James NeNrkrr L.. Campb,u,
- Wii'ia:, lkrrr v. J, I'm savage rl ui.
% p"ip"r Mhrk'ey vsJ. : Brob.,
~ ti"nrgr Drum ". isaac r,tnr
u Frank Rr"'hsr & Go. W J. Hrnbs,
~ Nii'Iam a. Kline vs. Joserh r LON,
" nahi+i q. en- admr v. Jaiurs Snnsrv
30 Charles ". Aii'cr vs. tie ow nshiu Of B,oen,
81 liani"l irvan'- admr w John Lcyvn.
$! john Morris VS. J. NJ Frcx
% j',"h Thomas use W. il.nry {. Freus,
81 luit rarkcr vs. silas Eipa,
o. liani"l tlriwIs W l'anirl r. iie,wiy
55 Mary Mchrrarty W Robert Gorr-ll Csrn;,hes NJ
Patrick aleGIniy ct al.
JESSE COLEMAN rroth'y.
BlsOmsburs Oct 80. IeG7.
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WOOL! WOOL! WOOL!ll

ctCTn EXCHANGED ron wont,
Iut undersigned vii, pay ihe highest Bark., ,,;.
~ rathnnsr nI cloth ci,her of hi, own ,rurfa, @
Nritr Deer Mii'S. W iiiiansport, or t'i,y Rruy n,
v',ie Pa. y a'",s'
Sept. lse1 N"AS'
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Dr.. Earvey's
GOLDEN FEMALE PILLS.

TIVE UUEI.HNO = HON,
are intended for special requiring ore powe;-
ful medicine. ihey ara four degrees stronger ,hln
the Ordinary kind and are perfectly harmless aud
reliable.
them by return II ALL post paid and secure from oh
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tinniar 10 LadIns on application.
Address J. BRYAN NJ D.. sig 3RoiBvAy, SEw YORK,
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PHYSICIAN
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