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each month ct P. NJ. end8d Sunday of each month,
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day of each month.
RHv. R. J. EpwAnps-At Branchvilie 1st and Sd
Sundays in each month: Santec, Cd aud 4th Sun
days Of each month - rA9ss.'>'S
q Rnv W. F. CuArL1S-At Ebenezer, 1st Sunday of
each month. Canaan, Sd Sunday of eaoh month
Bull Swamp, 4th Sunday of each month,
asREv. d. F. F.'SrIaNEn-At Antioch, Cd and 4th Sup-
days (morning.) Corinth, I'd and 4th Sundays (af-
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Rav. W. J. ssrDER-At Glengary School House,
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sehool), I'd md 4th Sundays. NS ~a'a'
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2 trics, S. c. Conference, I'd Quarter.
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UPPER ST. MISUNDERSTANDING Chapel, May 4th
and 9th.
: :. OnAsoEBURa-May 18th and 18th.
.EBnAsoHv1LLE--Bethlehcm My, 18th and 10th.
Sr. .MATrHEws-TabernacIe, Mny 25th and Goth.
BARxwELL--May 31st
AIKEN AND GRANITEv1LLE-Juno 1st and Cd
LEXINGTON -Shilo, June 9th and 0ths
EAsrERs ORAsoE-white House; June 10Th and
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vILLAoE-Rrv. ". G. Conner, every Sabbath at
Rsv. W, G: CoSSEn-At Prospect, LIST and 8d Sun
days (afternoon) Zion, I'd and 4th Sundays (aftcr-
noon. -
Rev. JOHN IsAp1sEr--At Calvary, 1st Sunday in
each month. Trinity. I'd Sunday in eaoh month
Rev. J. s, CossoR.:--At Providence, Cd, and 4th
Sundays 103 A: NJ. AtGcrizim, I'd and 4th Sun
days 81 P NJ. At Target lst and Sd Sundays 1O5
An At Bethlehem, lst and Sd Sundays, 81 p.
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in eaoh'mo@nth @ at Il A. NJ Hopewell Church, 3D.
Sunday in each month, at II "A. NJ. Pine Grove
Church. 4th Sunday in each month, at IL a. NJ
REy. Tnos. RAyson--1st and Sd Sundays at New
Hopc, 10A IN, and Bethlehem at p. NJ I'd and
ath sundays at sardis, (ncar. Branchvillc,) 1o3 a.
81, Cattle; Greek, PM.
Ba- wewill be glad to complete this list, and ro-
spcctfully invite the Clergymen of various donomi-
nations to send in their appointments, and they will
be inserted with pleasure among the above.
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IN EQUITY,

Henry Livingstone FIX Tor Of Will of Barnet Living
ingston, vs.. b. Williamson an'l other
DEVICES and T.oaatccs.
1t appearing To my satisfaction, that the Dcfcn-
dnnts. Henry and George Williamson Elizabeth
King widow, and the children of John and Jo-
scph Williamson. deceased, are absent from and
reside beyond the limits of the State it is or
dercd on motion of Illusions & Lcgarc, That they
do appear and plead answer and lcmur to the COM
plninants' bill of complaint within forty days from
this date. or decree of Pro Confcsso will he en-
tered against them. V. ID. V. JAMISON,
may 25-Gt MI Commissioner.
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NOTICE.

|, SALLlE c. WOLFE, wife of H. Lawrence
Wolfe a resident of Orangcburg, S. c., and by oc-
cupation merchant, do hcrcby give notice of my
intention after month from this date to trade as
n sole trader. SALJIEC WOLFE
May 10th, 1867 may II i'm
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-23
NEW ADYERTIsEMENTs,
SHERIFF"S SALES.

ny virtue of rsvernl wris Of Lsrari Faeia and
pendii,n EIpsnas. issurd out 'f ihs Court VI C0il.
mon Pleas of Columbia County. 10 ma DIRECTED, win
b q pune "m ;IT Il cur nc S'I y
nj 10 o'cock, A. NJ the following real estate, yix
Al TINT crr,n'n mrssnngn and irnct NJ 'nn situnte
In Madison Township ~ thn County and state nfors
said bounded mud described as iollows BreInniop
al n white oak corner Of lnnh Of Fi"dercs DcFf
and Canrad Crnncr, thence nor'h hhy'ny" degrees
west, 6,.3 p"rrhr' 10 post thence ny lnnh VI
Frederick Drrr south twenty two hnd half degrees
west, Z! prrches 10 post thence south cifl'ytb rec
mud one fourih degrees west i0b prrelr. to post
thence south sixtyscvrn nnd onn onrh degrees west.
7Ds pcrrhcH % post t,rhcr Ny lnnn ni nenfa
Dcs csnie south forty seven nnd one' half degrees
east, 1904 pcrlrs 10 pot thence ny ani OF John
swislrr north seventy seven degrees eh. VS. pcrcl
cs 10 n most theme. Nv land OF Conrad Cramcr north
len degrees w.st fourteen pctchcs 10 post ihrEre
uot,h flly three aud one fourth dnrrr"s rnst 80 !
pcycIcy to n chestnut nah thence north twenty f'nr
and one fourth degrees east ~ pcrchc. 10 tl' ace
OF bcuinnipp containing que hundred aud tw'hty
seven neres. nnd IRE hundred aud eleven prrchrn "
hcIng rho snmr premises 0f " irh Andrew shor
maker died sei-ed and when niter proceedings III
rnrilson was SOLD by order Of Orphans Court u
Jackson Thomas his administrator upon watch u
mortgage wns taken to secure a.: Ont lhiri pat 0l
Seized. tnkrn IN c,ccrion aud to bs sold as the
property Of Michael Coon nnl tcrre tenants
ALSO
All that certain building ioratcd on lot Or piece
or ground in Montana Guy. 'onynghnm Township
Columbia County aud !. bn'lt on parts Of lot. No.
aud A. BIork = IN the aforesaid Montana city and is
IT nv nnd haif building heina about sixteen c't ~
front hy twenty five feet IN depth. (Ihr above claims
rs for ma. tills furnished for said buiiiing)
Yeln"r, taken IN execution ard 10 bc sold as the
property Of Peter Hover
A certain ioi Of ground situate in the 'oroneh ol
Crnirn In, Columbia County being twenty nv" feet
front nd iwo hundred feet a"rp IN winch II erected
Two story frame hOusc III tie nppniicnanrct
BOUNDED on tho south by lot Of Mrs Mcaflcri on IN"
west by iocnst Avrnnr on The moth by lot OF James
barry and on the east by ih' lands Of the Locust
Mountain Coal and Iron Company.
SriZrd, taken into gSu ni'on aud to be sold as Tie
property Of Barney Mc,!frnI'y. -.
SAMUEL SNYDER Sheriff
u L Inn
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-23
Pennsylvania Has Spoken.

Pennsylvania has spoken The will Of
her people has been expressed through the
ballot-box, and to-day, she is redeemed,
rcgcneratcd and disenthraled." The long
night of despair and darkness is over, and
the glorious sunshine Of liberty and inde-
pendencc dawns upon the white men Of the
Keystone State. The enemies Of the Union
and the Constitution, and worse than all,
of their own race, have been ANONYMOUSLY
beaten. Their leaders and organs may at
tribute this result to this, that and the other
cause, but We tell them the ground-swell OF
popular Indignation has commenced, and
will continue, until Radicalism isswept from
power in every nook and corner Of theland,
For the crimes, misdemcanors and outrages
of the Radicals against the rights, liberties
and privileges of the white men Of the
whole country, and especially Of the North
crn States, for the past six years, they will
be held to the strictest accountability. We
believe in being nagnanimous in the hour
of victory but magnanimity, with the
many crimes committed by the radical lead,
ers in the sacred name Of liberty yet ringing
in our ears, would be the vcrcst cowardice'
TheDemocratic party must hold the Stan
tons, Holts, Summers, Wadcs, Stevenses
and host of others, guilty before High
Heaven of the incarceration and death OF
many good men in the Lincoln basti'es, for
no other reason than that they differed from
them in political sentiment the Democrat
ic party must hold these men guilty Of tine
mobbing of Democratic editors and the
sacking of Democratic newspaper offices by
the ignorant and deluded followers; the
Democratic party must hold these men
guilty of pervcrting the object of the late
unhappy war, and turning it into Il crusade
for the freedom of the negro, and the de-
struction ofthc rights Of the States and the
liberties of the white man; the Democratic
party must hold these men guilty OF crea-
ting the present enormous debt, which it
will take generations to pay of; the Demo
cratic party must hold these men guilty OF
of creating moneycd and bond-hollns
ari,tocracy. and having made the rich man
richer and the poor man poorer. In short
nearly all the crimes with which the co"n-
try has been cursed for the past six years
can be laid Mt the doors of these men. What
their condemnation shall be let an outraged,
insuled, betrayed people answer.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-23

Hsy" The Office of the Lycom'ny Stand
ard was honorcd yesterday morning. with Il
soca! visit from three eminent Democrats
and distinguished gentlemen. The trjo con-
sisted of Judge PACKER, cx-Chief Justice
LEWIS, and ex-Govcrnor PACKER, the two
last named gentlemen are old editors and
practical printers. Judge LEWIS, who is on
temporary visit to his old friends in this
city, and is the guest of our friend Judge
Packer, is the only surviving mcmbor-cx-
ccpting Thurlow Wccd-of the New York
Topographic Association, having joined the
society in 1917, little over fifty years ago,
and We are rcjoiced to meet him to-day i'll
good health and apparent youthful vieor,
with his wonted high legal, moral and pplt,
ical faculties unimpaircd. -Lycomirg Stan
tioyH.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-23
THE STATE LEGlsLaTURE.

The Democrats gained tro State Scna-
tors and o,ght Representatives, at the late
election. Uuder fair apportionment they
would have carried majority of the House
and gained three more Senators. AS it is
however, the result points to complete re-
construction of both branches next year.
The following table shows how the new Leg
stature stands, compared with the last:
1867. 1868.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-23

TROUBLE WTu TUEKEY.--A serious CHI
broglio in our relations with the Divan has
arisen, as follows: Sarkis Minasian, who
has for many years acted as the resident
agent in Turkey for the sale of DR.. j. c.
Aver and Co.'S medicines, driven by the in
crease of his business to a necessity formorc
room, built his whcrehousc in Constantine
pie several stories higher, after having OBJ
taincd the necessary permit of the authori-
ties The Imans of ncighboring mosque,
which overlooked the premises demanded Il
Urge present in money, which was refused.
Tncy then applied to the Grand Vizicr, for
the enforcement of an obsolete law, which
had been disrcgardcl two hundred years,
requiring him to take down the building to
eighteen feet, which was granted, and they
commenced the work of demolition. Man
acian then applied to the American Minister
who notified the Sublime Porte that Amcri-
c,n property could not be thus trifled with,
and that the demolition must cease. Then
commenced the usual redress. Finally Min
lister Morris informed them that if their
deprcdations continued, he should order the
U. s. Ships of War to enter the Bosphorus
and Messrs. Ayers medical warehouse would
not be alone rooaess A stroke of his pen
could have laid the whole city under the
sweep of the American cannon, backed by
men who are not schooled in the lessons Of
fear. This brought them to their senses and
speedy redress. Manasian has now arrived
in this country, to present the case to oui
State department for indemnity. AT length
it is something to say among the people
tho earth--"I am an American citizen -
Exchange.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-23
INFORMATION NAMED.

Lcn his hnme In Htmiork Township. Columbia
County. IN III. morning nf the 9Th Of July last.
THEODORE NEYnARr lad agri II yrirk. iist
when he len white wool hat, check shirt. lark
pants. AMI y gray cont considerably wore Of tho
wear, aud barsf,oIrl Tn, Lad has dark hair art
dark eyes. win rather fair skin, and 10 NJ @nt
huiid. Any INFORMATION of his whereabouts will bs
thankfully received by his anxious mothrr ST Buek
horn IA MARGARET hEYHhAr.
U,tIhsr ,, 1867,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-23
A UDlTORS' NOTICE.

EsrArs or Roswell SMITH LA-E ~ GaIESwoop rwp
CoLuhMA Cor.Iy ps'f.',o.
The undersigned. Auditor appointed BY the M.
phans Court nf tnc County NJ columbia. 10 max dis
ribEtion "f the b,lsnrr in the hands Of Jo,n<o, u.
Ikc"r amirs;raiof Of Roswell smith late OF Green.
wood township hrreascd 10 and AmOn. Ihs respect.
i've creditors ~ the dtcricG IN the order established
by Law will attend at his rficr in Bloom :bnr1 On
Thursday Tue twenty first dav OF November A. d.
IH7 al 10 ncIrck a, NJ fT the purpose If attending
20 the duties of his nrro!a'Ls"t. when ard where
all parties interested required TO present taeiF
claims. nr be- debarrci from conf II. in Or share Of
the fund. 4. Il. KELLER.
l.ioom,bnrr Sept u. 1s67.-Gt.
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STOLEN.

Prom tho Nbb's Nth" slhsr,ibPr on tho night q
"A, tue Uth inst. n LIGHT NAY HORSE, thrso
H1y> ycnrs Old in.l spring. black name aud tail
SHfA~ bpd about III hands hi2h
EAA A reasonable reward " ~ be paid for IN,
r-turN VI the horse, and also for the ihief, Tho
horse W NJ formerly owned by s,cpnsn KLINE.
EVAN FRANKLIN.
Town fill, LMzeYne ca, SEPT. Is, 1867. .-3W pd
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TO CONSJJMPTIVESi

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON viii send (fros
Of charsc) 10 all VINO desire II. the pre,rfb.on with
the directions 10; making nnd using the si,rpla
remedy by which he was cured OF lung aiI. ciioR
and that dread iisras So Consumption His only oh.
i.rt ~ to benefit the afflicted aud he hopes every
.uhsfer " iii ny this prescription rs 1t vii cost
them nothing, ana may prove blessing. Please
aid,es. Rev. EDWARD a. WILSON.
NJ. .iG3 South Second s,t Get, Williamsburg, New
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-23
INFORM NATION.

Information guaranteed 70 produce n iuxurianl
growth of hair npon bald head or bcard,cs, face
also recipe f,I the removal Of Finpes, Piotrhes,
Ernptions, etc ont the skin leaving tie '1mr soN
clear and benutifil tRn br Obtained wi'huat chsrgs
BY addressing Taos, r. CHAPMAN. LneA,st.
t9J Broadway, New York
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NAOOL! WOOLIl WOOL!!!

CLOTH EXCHANGED FOR wOOt.
Tns undr rrsgncd wiz pny tho highest nafk,t pris1
in exchange for soth either NJ his aanfac ure
White Deer Mills, Wtllia,nspOrt. W Gity Bring Oh
your Wool ~ the Mount Pivasant Mill, at MoyJans.
vile, Pa. J,E bAkDa
Sent. 1, 1867.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-23

RGr We learn that the Democratic citi-
zens of Benton and vicinity, on Monday
evening, l4th, turned q lot ofboxc' and bar
rcls over the grand victory achieved by the
Democracy in this State. They enjoyed
themselves hugely, while the Radicals, as a
matter of course, took "back seats" The
County Superintendent, CuAs. G. BARK.
LEY, being in town, was called upon, and
came forward and delivered, inhis easy and
pleasant style, acongratulatory speech, which
vas received with much applause. The
Democracy of Benton are as true as steel
and always alive to the issues before the
country.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-23

wednesday, Oct. 23, 1867.
THE STATE OFFICIAL.

The official vote Of the State exhibits
different figures than were announced week
ago. The official returns as received at llar-
risburg give Hon. George SHARswooD
1902 majority over Williams. This,
in all probability, is correct; and makes the
gain for the Democracy in this State over
$4,000 since last Fall. The Democracy
are somewhat astonishcd as well as rejoiccd
at so great a victory.
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ANOTHER LEAK. The Government has
discovered an outrageous fraud pcrpctratcd
hv trcachcrous Government employees in
the early part Of the war. Steps arc being
,akcnto ferret out the gusty parties and bring
them to punishment. Eight hundrcl tons
ofsbell have been returned to Pittsbrrg to
Lc untitled and stored. The workmcn have
discovered that the work upon them is not
dangerous, as saw dust had been substituted
for powder in the preparation Of these pro-
icctilcs. How many thousand Of them SIM
ilarly 6l.cd were fred at the rebc! forces
during tic war it is impossible to calculate.
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GENERAL BUTLER WILL NOT SACRIFICE
HIS INDEPENDENCE TO BE PRESIDENT
General Butler has published letter in re-
ply to friends who want to know if he would
make n good canii ate for the Presidency,
holding the views he does on financial and
political questions. lie says that his hopes
or expectations of prcfermcnt have nothing
TO do with his political views, and that he
would not sacrifice his independence OF
thought and action to be Prcsidonttcn times
over. lie declares he will speak his thoughts
and views, no matter what the consequence
may be. This is rather spoony for Butler.
SAD CASE or DRowNINd.-On Wcdncs-
day evening last lad, aged about II years,
son of William Byerly, Of this place, became
missing, when the fire bells were rung and a
search instituted to find him. Some persons
had seen him last on the banks of the canal
and the supposition was he had la!!enin and
was drowned Parties dragged the canal
through the night, and in the morning until
about o'clock, when they found the body
in the basin by F.ckman & Co. s Oil Refinery.
The little fellow, no doubt, hal fallen in
while playing on the banks. .-DanriNs h.
teNiyenccr
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-23
IN THE ORPHANS COURT IN THE

l. matter OF exceptions to the rrportof Auditor 10
distribution Of the rsae OF Peter Eveland. deceased
September 9th, , 1867, U. &. kahcr Esq, appointed
rmnmi 81 amer To take testinory, hy the C"ur'
Certified fronl the Record. JEsss CoLGM\s, tIerk,
10 par ties inere ted in the ahnvc case take NOTICE.
III 1t shalt attend for the purpose Of my appoint
mcnt a, my office. in l'oor.hurg, on Ftidiy 'he 81"
day OF November, lS61, Al 10 o'clock, u. ~,
v. e, KAill.ER. Auditor.
Oct. l6, 1867.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-23
A BUSINESS CHAT.

Good murnins. Squire, which way With your
bundlcs of wool
TN my way s"mc, sir; I have got rolls for my
old woman to spin;
Well SQUIRE IL il is a fair question. where did You
Get cardng done so soon :
y. at Vanrrs Factory.
Wlicre is that
Near Oranrevilr. ItoIl yon IL pays 10 get ding
done there. Vance cards for cts. per III. if you
tnke aud bring your wool. tie has rebuilt his n's.
chine and got new cards on. Depend on II m poor
rails are made there, as he is tending his mach N Z"
himself this season. lie says, for an accorhnnda
tiun for thosrwho live at u distance II they leave
their noi AT either OF the stores ~ Ordn.cville, tho
same Will be tented to- Also their cloth for fGl.
ling r"ioring aud dressing,
over "A years, since June lsi3, Vance has been
steady at The business. with one regular price. No
ups and downs IN his pricss. Rich and poor oil
served alike.
Factory near Orin:cv,llc, in Mt. Pleasant Town
GEORGE VANCE.
August, II. 1867.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-23

Our country exchanges Of the Democratic
persuasion come to us highly ornamcntcd
with cannons, rampant roosterS, flags, and
other emblems of victory and joy. The
cuts of these have long lain useless on the
shelves of ourrcjoicing contemporaries Offices
and it must be relief to them to be thus
brought forth to the light Of day to symbo-
lize the gladncss Of their long-sad owners.
1t may be, however, that some Of them
have been borrowed from the Radical cdi-
tors, who, just now, have no use for them.
We have not seena rooster in q single one
of the Radical Journals this fall, though
many of them are filed with other .jou'
things. They are not in the chicken husl-
ness as much as they were, and their love
for flags and great guns seems to have
greatly abated. --PMMdephiu Daily Nc!cs.
Gfa. One Of the most pilablc spcctaclcs
ever presented in this or any other commu-
nifty, is the peculiar condition Of the Radi-
cal leaders since their defeat on the sth inst.
Year after year the Democracy Of Phiadcl-
phia were beaten, in many instances by open
and unblushing frauds, aad they bore their
discontinue like men, calmly picked their
fints, and went again at their foe with re-
ncwed energy. Yet one single defeat has
set the Radicals howling and whining like
whipped spaniels, and caused them ly
their pittcous whincs, to make themselves
the ''laughing stock of every sensible man
woman and child in this city. Now these
poor fellows had better cndeavor to call tc
their aid little practical philosophy and
save themselves from contempt, if they can
not from defeat. Many more disasters like
that which befel them on the second Tues
day of October are in store for them, and
the sooner they get used to them the better
Age.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-23
EST1tAY.

Cana ID tho premises OF the hhdtrsIgncd In Cont,a
,,r~-r--> tnwnship, some tinir about the hrst Of
1SkfsstN sepirinbor, q LiGiiT RED RULL, tup.
Nm posed To be- about IL months Old. The
AsSz-ccA owner ~ requested 10 come forward. prova
Ie,ty pny thn,gcs al take him away, Uihef wisa
ho ~ be sold according 10 law -
4, re q, tObcT 9, 1877,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-23
SO ID. naj.3

Rep. mai. II 33 u. mnj.3
The majority against the Negro Suffrage
amendment to the State Constitution is cs-
timatcd at not less than G0o00, and may
reach $4,000
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-23
+ IsT OF PREMIUMS AWARDED
AT THs
NNUAL EXHIBITION

TWELFTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
CoLlyMBIa COUaTY AGRICULTURAL, HORTI
CULTURAL AND MECH ANiOAL
ASSOCIATION,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-23
Goa. HOOP SKIRTS. 628,
WK. II. HOPKINS,
unur Own Nina"

Amer mare than five years experience and eincIi.
mon ,iuu m the manufacture of STRICTLY FIRST
QUALITY HOOP SKIRTS, we offer cur Justly rrir
bracd goods To merchants ana tue Phn''c w NV M
contde,ce ot ,apr superiority over all others IN the
American market, ane they are 81 Acknowledged ny
all who wear 10 de al in :lh as they give more sat
jsfaction than any other Skir and reom'hthd mem
in every respect. Dealers in loop skirts shonll
make n note Of this fact. Every lady WIN hns NOT
given them tral shD ID do so without turhrr uehy'
oar assortment embraces every style, lrhgth anu
s,zr tor Ladies' Misses and Children. Also' skirts
MADE 10 ORDER. althrcd ana rrpa,en' ,..,,.
ASK for "ll.pkins' Owu NUkr, andha mol ucceiV'
ed See that the letter I'll" is woven on the 'apms
! br,wecn earh hoop. aud that they are stamped nW
T. HOPKINS. Manufacture. b!n Arch Stler', run"
de lpha upon each tape. No others are genuine,
Also. constantly OH hand full line "i enol Nc"
Yor and Eastern MaGe SKIRTS al very 10" P'''e'"
Wholesale and Retail,
A. the PHILADELPHIA HOOP SKIRT Manniaotory
and Emporium, No. 6ss At'h s',sss M ~ r%1pKINs
| Oct. IL, lsG7.-Iom".
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-23
NEWADVERTisEsfENTs

~ Association !, now faady 10 rcc-ivo subscrip,
tIons for stack, Apply TOD. EtoWer, PrasIder,, Al
his store, T., = Lug rrarsdrSt ~ his storn, Knorr
sperrinty. nj his 0ia" Or N ahy ~ thu directors S
order Of ihu association, q kSORaI casfuiary.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-23
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of Administration on the estate Of Benja-
mn Fowler. late Of Centre Township, dsccasru'
have been granted by the Register of Co'unbia
County to Thomas &, Fowler and Moore Crcvc'nr'
of scoo,t Township, said County. Al persons nav
ing CLAIMS against the estate are requested 10 inakc
them knnwH to the administrators aud those intrb''
ed 10 the estate viii make immediate payment 10
THOMAS q. FONLlR, Admt'.
MOORE CRLVEl ING, !
October 10, 1867 .-Gw.