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Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-01-08

Hta. y certain newspaper ostalH-Emcnt
in this town would save about si0)," b.
suspcnl;ng publication during the holidays,
zone week while the published receipts Of
That office do MT exceed, monthly, tro hm-
Gr@' a9'!arS; yet it is asserted (hy som.
one that the stoc!. Of the concern is not
deal carital.'
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-01-08

1@r John Lesgo,t has been appointed
Post Master at lola, this County, in place
Of Vim. II. ilayman, removed. \ Demo-
cratic paper will have better chance now
TO see its patron. These republicans had
no business to vote for A. johnson. We
i0ll them they shouldn't, but they needed
us not.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-01-08

s1y- ALrnrp ]" TYLER, Esq. Of the P.
& ". X. r. will please accept onr thanks for
favors. lie never fails to remember the
Printer about the holidays
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-01-08
BOILS.

Like the volcano Eoi's give issue n HE koIl and
fiery cnRtents Of the deep in,enor. tn rea.osa tine
GAUGE uf such suffering II u only necessary 10 via.
lize the E.ood by supplying |: with its Life EtntM.
iROH.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP.
IN protected solution Of the ProtOxide af I'ou will
dn'tis sd.r,u,l'y and give strength e's'r and Ssa
lyc TO the whole system. Y
EXrGAtr or LLTkER FROM Rev. RrcuARD 8. EpEs.
OF BosToS. Mass.
"ror years was q sufferer from Hollis. m that my
life b.calle weatiscne through thMr frequent AMI
persistent recurrence fnatty earbuncle fo Ined m
the small ufy hack During is progress large pieces
Of dc imposed flesh were every day ~ two cut .awa
and the pro-irat'nn and general disturbance Of IN
system we've great BcfIre ! had re covered from
this attsck two smaller Cnrhunclcs broke out higher
up. and was again threatened with u recurrence
the snrcrings TO which had so isng been subjected
1t n, this time that CONS Pnced taking the fE
III Wan SYRGp continued taking 1t iii l had
used dvr bottles since then have had nothing nf
tie .IGs Fnr years wps one OF the Rrcat-st suf.
'crers. uhrr medicines ga We me partial and Tempo.
rary rer /; but tE,s Vrin inThabie rGnedy with kina
anu iuunr srnse, went directly To the root Of tts
wurA with II lhOroughness worthy OF It's established
chasactcr."
5! page Pan,phist sent free TIL, genuine haI
Peruvian syrup blown 10 the Rsass.
J,P. DlN5MORE, Proprietor.
No. 39 Dsy u. New York,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-01-08
philadelphia l. Erie Rail Road,
WINTER TIME TABLE.
THROUGH Ann DIRECT ROUTE BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE. HAR.
RisGuRG, WILiLAMsrORT,
GREAT OAE REGION
OF rENNsYi.VANlA.
ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS
N,1l,s


On and after MONDAY. NOVEMBER s5,h leG7 the
Trains on the Philadelphia & Erie Rail Road will
run as follows:
WESTWARD
VAIL TRAIN leaves Paiadelpha II u p. m
" = Northumberland S 50 a, ~.
" arrive at Erie 90 p. IN.
ERIE EXPRESS leaves Ri Philadelphia IL 0U noon
4" - Northumbe Rand a p. ~.
" - arrive at Erie IS n, ~.
ELMIRA MAIL leaves Philadelphia 500 IN.
" Norhumhr rand 4 25 p ~.
-" arrive at Luck Havea Is y. M.
EASTWARD.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Erie 40 ssa m
I" Northumberland ! u n. IN:
' arrive M FI,iadoi iphia 4 S. u. IN.
ERIE ExpSEsS leaves Erie I 81 p m
Northumberland s >? Il. ~
" arrive NJ Philadelphia ~ y. M
ELMiRA MAIL leaves Lock favcu 10 q, IN.
" ' Northumberland 10 III . M
a" arrive ut Philadelphia 10 y. M,
Natl aud Express connect with all trans an
w WARREN a FRANKLIN RAILWAY, Passengers
leaving Philadelphia at I! M ". arrive at Irvineton
ut IL u. IN. and Oil City Al 0 SO u IN.
Leaving Philadelphia ut II 10 =. NJ, arrive at OIL
City at 3 .. ~.
Al trains ON Warren h franklin RAILWAY make
close connection. at Oil City with trains far Frank
lin aud PctrUeum Centre BAGGAGE CHECKED
THROUGH. A. l.. TYLER General supt Erie.
Oct. 30, ISG7.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-01-08

esr Sheriff M!ari will sell q piece Of
Hand situate in Briarcreek Township, CON
'.ihing six acres, on Monday the 3rd day
Of February, at the Court House, in this
flAcn
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-01-08

tsA- Our carricrboys rrquost II: to return
thanks 70 their patrons who 50 kindly re-
,remberod them on New Years Day. Upon
'ha. day thcbe boys we're r:cl.--regular ia
cob Astors-ready to buy up all the presses
in town, including the costly Co'umbian.
! At present wo believe they are as humble
6 other people, and hard at work sticking
vra for the next paper.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-01-08

ss.s- C. \. NiCoHs, Fsqr, General Su.
rc'intenien; of Philadelphia and Reading
nai.road, will please accept our thanks for
q very neatly gotten up " ANIMAL PASS"
asa Ne:v Years Gift over this valuable
Road the for present year.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-01-08

Z ovEi.Y GIRLS AND FESTIVE boys. send an
L. addressed envelope und 25 Crnts.and will send
you some valuable informal Ion thut please you.
Address MARY MOORE, r3l broadway, N. Y.
May ~, lStk-Iy.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-01-08
w llISkERS AND
MI ESTACN.ES-

F"rred to grow upon the emoothest face IN from
,br.e 10 Eve warhs hy using Rr Servigne'a Res
tnurateur C,pj,ia,rc, the mos, wonderful discovery
in mudcrn srience. actiRg upon the Beard and Hair
in an almost miraculous piauner. has been used
hv the elite OF Paris aud LOnd0u with the most fiat
tering success. Nan.es Of all purchasers will te
r.sisiur6d aud IL entire satisfacion is not given in
every instance the nUhey will be- cheerfully refnd
ed. Price by mali, seated and postpaid, ST. Deg
dress 81 RGER. SHUTS T. CO., Chemists, No.
2s5 River street, Troy. N. Y, aole agents fur the
United states. Fab. q, lsC7-ly.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-01-08

- The Court advertisements for Feb.
rtary term, will be found in ,o.iay's Dem.
OCRAT
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-01-08
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Wednesday, Jan. 9, 1903.

W-An article from the pen Of "C'u'ini
Tcatcs" will appear in our next.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-01-08

For Curling the Hair Of either Sex into wavy md
Glossy RntiriS or heavy
Mtssivp Cufs.
by using this article Ladics and Gentlemen ran
beautify themsr!yrs liausand fold. u Is the only
article Ia tue world that will ri straight hair, and
al the eane tims give IL a beautiful gioss, appear,
aaee. The Crsprr Coma not only 'utls the hair.
but invigovates beauties and ccanses IL; Is highly
aud delgtfuy pryfra,rd, and ~ the nost complete
article Of the Kind ever offered TO the American pb
lie. The Crisoer co,na will b. sent to any address,
scaled and postpaid ,rS Address NIL orders u ".
l.. CLARK 4 co, Chemists No. } West Favciis 81,
syracuse. N. y. Feb - i7-.ly
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A Positive Gnre for SCr0lula.

ir all ITS manifold forms.
w. NoRSoR, Esq. Of Parkersburg, West Va,
wti,cs 10 Dr.. Anders. Iuiy =. ls6i as follows
~ had 81 Ruanipg Ulcers when con,T,anced TAX
ins ynue Iodine Water. aul am now entirely cured
VI Scrofuia."
DR.. AUdcrs, Iodine water
IL pure soi ton of Iodine, without a solvent, the
most powerfu Vitaliziug Agent und Restorative
knnwn. Circulars free.
Jr. DiNsMCRE: Prop rietor. 20 Dcy e,rcet New
York. Sold by al, Druggists.
January =, is6s--4nl.
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INFORMATION,

,,6,,m,,,on guaranteed 10 prodses iulu,iaNt
yowth nj hsiy npon q bald head OF bcaFdless noe.
aso ,ceeire fvi TIM vsmovsi Of rmpies. Blotehes.
Ernptions, 6tc., ON the skin leaving we soms eos
eioay and btautful can b. obtained without charge
Sv sddrossing ThOe, T. CHAPMAN Cnsmist.
" e23 Broadway, New York.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-01-08

s0- Few pcople unacluain,el with phys
gical chemistry are aware of the quantity
ron in the blood, but all should hno~ the
ntancc of keeping up the supply, for
lily, disease and death arc sure to follow
tile quantity becomes rsdueed too
The Peruvian Syrup "a protozide
supplies this vitdl element, snl has
any chronic disedaes.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-01-08
o2s, HOOP SKIRTS, e2i
WM. +. HOPKINS,
"Ogy OrS yMskS.''

', "VsF ~" sVs"s', 80 e,
:. Amer more than avs years .spercrec and eIp.,i.
fpcnune N The manufacture OF STRICTLY FIReT
QUALITY HfOP skirts, we ofy,r our Justly rels.
b'ated sonds 10 merchants snd the public In f0i
tDnhdsneH 'lrT vOpsrioTry oyer all Othcrs In ths
American mhfk"i, snr tt.y Nie 81 hrkhpw istgcd by
all WIN wear nr d. a In :htm o. they give noTs sat-
isfneton than any other skir,. and r.pn,mend them
In .ye,y rrsps,i. b.aiofs in flOcp fkif's should
mhhe a no,e Of this fact. Every fs.g Who hs. ms
given them trI 'tou'd d." 'nm tfnt'he, dtl.y;
UuF aast fimeht rmbraee. svnry Gyie. enSth and
s,xe ior I.atns, NJ s,ss aud Children. Als0. skinS
MADE Tti ORDER, nithrrd and rrpsrsd.
AK for "iu.kiua' Own Wake, hndbs NOT derriv.
ed. esG that te letter ~" " Pv'n IN thr tsprA
ls'wsen ea,h hpop. md that they ara sismpsa,W.
T. HOPKINS. Msnnfat'vfc, S9s Arch sNsSt, rhila.
delphia." upon tath 'ars, No others ar. Esbuins.
Ais0. ronstariy cn tand = fuN Hos of good Nav
fork aud Ess;eJn MADE ehi,s. ~ very i1~ prices.
Wholesale and heiali, -,
A, the III, LApElrIliA HoLf pKlRr wAnn's,,c,z
and Emporium. NJ. va AIth a.:rt Fh,iads'rhl,
Nm T. "orxISs.
Oct. IL. 1877 -lNmr.
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Wistars E;a,san, Of wild Cherry

For the cure Of Coughs. ,'uids !ioarscness Asthma
Influenza, Group. NhooPing Cough. touclidis,
iredispostiGn TO Cor sumption, &c. &c.
This great remedy is 10" we'll known aud in pcr
forming too innch good 10 make II necessary 20 70 i
to an elaborate discuss ion of its iaers Suffice il 10
sas thut II sill maintains its suprsn,acy in curing
dileare' Of tie most ob.tiha:e character. and thu,
oil who si.r from the above complaints. afte, hav
ing tested this remedy, seldom have occasion 10 re-
sor, TO other appliances to Insure pori.ct resia
ton 10 health.
TESTIMONY Of PErEa SHAW.
Wssr WiXrnlp, N. ", Dec. 10 isG0
Mc'srs s. ". Fowls & soS, Boston.
Gcnilcmnn, during tho wintnt or 1865 was very
much out ot health, afflicted with a severe Cough
Pain IN tue side aud Lungs, aud general depfcs SION
of health to such ud extent as greatly IN ai1tn my.
self and friends aS 10 tue result Dur ng hi. time
NiGd savrra' bIphly recommended rehrdies, with
little or no good rosult. and had Concluded To try ih,
effect VI Southern climate upon my hmlth but be
foie carrying bis resolution into effect was Undue.
cd by thu urgent solicitation Of yaur agent, Mr.
inn,iey to give IT, Wistar's Blisun OF Wild Cher.
ry airai, dii 80, aud To my great Jay fund I'M.
mediate and perh NJ reti by thu use Of unity
bottle, ana am now In as good health MS ever.
Coughs Colds. aud all Lun; Diseases. now ain use,
and cOhstientIousiy recommend II as such
Yours truly, PETER sIIAW.
Prepared by SETH W fnWiE i soN, is fremont
st, Boston, and Tor sale by Druggists gruerally,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-01-08

M5GyoLlA WATER. --A Delightful toilet
ar:iclc-supe-;cr to Cologne and at half the
price. No. 4G.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-01-08

430 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-01
Local and State Items.

GRANT AND CoLFAX CIUG.-The
meeting Of this club. last evening, Mt the
Town Hall, was more than success,
Tho hall was literally crowded with gem
tlcmen aud ladies'; every seat was filled,
and also the windows The hall was
finely decorated with flag and ever
greens, aud the names Of Grant and Col
fax properly cntwined with the Star
Splngled Banner, Over the door, Us
you enter, the picture Of Abraham Lin
coin was placed, surrounded with ever-
green's and flags, and in tho rear of the
hall and over the center of the stage was
hung the portrait OF our next President
Cen t. s Grant,
The house was called To order by the
-Pre.ilcn', Chl~. G. Dewey, Esq
The Executive Committee were then
invited to take tllelr seats upon the plat
form, which they did upon the calfiug of
their mines by ~ secretary
Music by the Glcr Club
The Chiir then introduced CD c II.
joyce, who was received with applause.
Col. Joyce spoke for an hour and a-half,
holding the closest attention of the au-
dience 10 the last lie passed a scathing
review upon the representative men OF
the Dem ocra.ic party; reviewed their
platform, which he tore apart piece 10y
piece. disseeting it, and showing what il
really mcaut and secession.
He gave eogent reasons for the election OF
the Republican nominees.
We are not going to try, and we could
not if we should, to give even an approxi-
mate idea of his address, aud can only say
that our readers must attend the Club
meeting sit they would be well entertain
cd. Upon the conclusion Of the Colonel's
address he was vociferously cheercd.
AT the termination of the address an
other song was sung.
Senator Edmunds then addressed The
Club, giving US an idea of how our heavy
majority cheered the hearts of our sister
States; spoke Of Gen. Grant from his per
sonal acquaintance with him, and said
that his election was "A moral certainty.
Mr. Simon, moved that when the meet.
ing adjourn, it adjourn to Tuesday even
ing, one week from tonight. and that
Chas. C, Dewey, Esq, be invited to de,
liver an address at that time; carried.
The thanks of the audience, upon mo-
ton of Mr.. T. J. Sutherland, was given
Col c. H. Joyce for his fine address
After listening to another song, the
meeting adjourned.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-01

Bio SQuAsnRs,-A correspondent, al
Prootorsyille writes ~ see in your issue
Of to-day that A Yankee, IN Worcester
has raised 400 pounds Of squash from
four seeds the present year, would say
through your columns to that Yankee
that Mr.. S, l. Thompson, Of Proctors-
Vile, has raised 1873 pounds from one
seed-three Of the Mammoth yellow,
weighing respectively So, 81 and Al
pounds, which can now be seen at his
house in this place"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-01

Bold ATTEMPT At HIGHWAY Ron
BERy.-As two ladies in Addison were
taking quiet ride, about o'clock in the
evening, Monday of last week, suddenly
a man attempted to get into the wagon
lie caught hold Of one lady's wrist, when
she struck the horse with the reins, and
the sudden start released her hand, and
threw the would-be robbcr 10 the ground
The man was thick.set, with long black
hair, and Of dark complexion The horse
did not check his speed until arriving at
the house Of J, H. Everest, Esq, where
the ladies are boarding No clue has been
obstained Of the ruilian,
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ct. LOUIS AND IRON NOUN

Z IVY - AM 1hDN Aiol N
- tam Railroad Company S seven Der cent first
Mortgage Bonds February and August coupons
The earnings OF the completed road to Pilot Knob
are nov mona than the interest On the rrtfirr
mortgage The proceeds Of these bonds arc adding
TO the security every day. Over As ttn 900 hav,
been spout on the property and not over g. 600 pos
oil bonds issued thus lar. The constantly lncrcas-
ing traffic OF carrying Ore, with the prospect of
controlling all the travel from 81. Louis 30 the
Southern States ensures an enormous revenue
The directors own s-lO OF the stock for invest
ntcnt, aud arr interested to enrich the property as
well o. "a crunnrnle its expenses
THoS. ALLEN, President, St. Louis Mo.
We, the undersigned. cordially recommend these
seven per cert mortgage bonds of the St. oi,Is
and Iron Mountain Railroad, us a good security,
The revenue OF the road vii, be large, and the al
minisirItion OF the affairs OF the Company'is in
capable and experienced hands, and is entitled 10
the greatest confidence Of the public
James Thomas, Mayor OF 81 Louis; John J
Roe, Pres st Louis Chamber of Commerce: "
FbN, Pres ~ Louis Board OF Trade Barton Bates
Pre- North Missouri Railroad; j ii Hrttou Pres
Nat lianA ni the State of Missouri; VIM l. Ewing.
Pres of tile Mcr Nat Bank Of st Louis; Geo Ii
Rea, Pres Second Nat Bank of st Louis Jas Il
Eads, Chef Eng st Louis and III Bridge Co; Geo
W Taylor, Pres Pacific Railroad lof Mo-: John n
Idnnbeper, Pres + n Bank, st Louis. Adolphus
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NEW YORK REFERESoKss
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Pamphlets with details can be had at the New
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4 GENTS WANTED
"a Male oT female, Tor the
LIFE OF GEN. GRANT,

by Henry c. Dcming, under the sanction and
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SCHOOL FOR BOYs

II New Haven, UOnn. limited 20 ten pupils.
FAN term begins sept, ~. JoHS 4. L0vnLI,
Principal. Testimonials from the Rev, Dr. bud
dington, the Rev, In. Bacon, the Rev. IL. w.
beeeher, Prof, silhman, proi, Dana, Gov, Eng
lish, Bishop Williams, and Others. send Ton cir
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-01

TIM SPRINGFIELD FAm-Thc SPRING
field Vermont Agricultural Society will
hold lis third annual Fair on Tuesday,
Ogtnher 9Th
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y Office.

My son, james g. Williamson, having on the
sd OF September, 1865, left his home in Putnam,
Washington Co, n. y, and his present location
telns unknown 90 me- any information relative
10 las whereabouts will be suitably rewarded on
being conveyed % me. He had on, when he left,
black iclt hat, thick black overeoat, and pepper
AMI salt grey pants, much worn. Address
ROBERT WILLIAMSON;
Putnam,
Washington Co., N. Y.
septa6dSwss-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-01

The ST. ALBANs AFFRAY-ARREsT
or CoNILS AND MCGARvEY.- Officer
Downing, of st, Adams, arrested at Rox-
bury, Thursday evening, Michael Conlin,
one of the parties implicated in stoning
Hurley to death. On Saturday afternoon,
assisted 10y Officer Leonard C. Bliss, of
Burlington, he also arrested Lawrence
McGarvey, the principal in'the row, and
took him TO st. Adams that evening. He
was at work for the city in the trenches
now being dug for the water works on
Champlain street. All the parties en-
gagged in the ARRAY are now arrested and
Officer Downing is entitled to great credit
for the diligence he has used in hunting
them up.