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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-03-27
STATE OF VERMONT.
A PROOF a M a r o ~ L.

WHEREAS. the ST. Adams Bank, corpora
w ton, duly incorporated by the Legislature
of the State Of Vermont. located and DONG 9usl-
ness at St Adams, in the county Of Franklin
has made application to me, requesting me 70
issue a proclamation designating some day
for the termination Of the existence Of SAID cor
And whereas it las been made toappeaF to me
that two-thirds Of the legal votes OF the stock
holders of said corporation were given IN IaVof
of said application. c
Now. therefore, /, Paul Dillingham;, Governor
of the State of Vermont in conformity with SAID
application. and the provisions Of section elgh-
ty-six and eighty-seven of chapter eighty OF
the. General Statutes Of Vermont, do hereby Is
sue nv proclamation, and declare that on the
twenty-ffth dav of March, A. d. 1865, the sad
corporation shall cease to exist as fully ana
with the same effect as if said charter expired by
the limitation thereof.
In witness whereof, / have hereunto signed
my name and caused the seal OF the State
L. s. to be hereunto affixed, in Executive Cham
bers at Waterbury, this 23rd day of Seq
tember A. ID. 1867, and of the independence OF
the United States the 9lst.
PAUL DILLINGHAM;
Ry the Governor,
WIN. +. DILLINGHAM;
&C. - f,;,-;I ard Military kafaira
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-03-27
RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT T 1s64-5-
On and after Monday, Nov a, 1864, Passenger
Trims VIII mn as follows

LlAAhf' li.hlls7-
Dav EXPRESS Train leaves Concord ~ 'J.3J r.
m. for White River Junction connecting viii.
trains for Montpelier, Burlington, Rouse = POINT /,
Montreal &c. aud with Ogdcnsburgh ana u4ai'1
Trunk Railroads. for the West.
Mail Train leaves Concord at us - .. NJ ~
White River function. connecting with train or
Wells River, ST. Johnsbury, Barton ~ p r.
Will0ughby and Magog Lakes, otansteaa, b@sls
Iittet0n, and Lancaster also, WITH trains ~
Montpelier, Burlington, st. AiD4nsi I,o'.7' '''i
Montreal. Ogdensburgh. and the West
Bristol Train leaves Concord at 3-sp p m, Z
Franklin and Bristol
evening Express Train leaves Concord az S.is'
u m. for White River Junction, connecting VITA
trains for Montpelier, Burlington II. Aioai7
Rouses Point, Montreal, O9dcnsD'uSiii anu '"0
West.
sOr ON arrival Of trains from Boston. Worcester r.
Portsmouth Portland. &c.
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Heavy Goods

At cost. and less. to make room 81 our Spring
Stock, that is already coming II. We Keep the
largest assortment of
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-03-27
BeIniS Collar.

Bnt keep large assortment Of a dozen other
styles. Ties, Bows. and Knots. We have and
keap for sale, every New Style We ask atten-
ton of all who wish
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-03-27
Sold at Cost,

Such as Over Coats Under Coats, Pants. Vests.
shirts Drawers, Hats Caps DC. Sc. We are
selling oar
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pr. J. q nLnnn.

~. T. c. BtooD
Deu .>ir.-I desire 20 give you my testimony
in regard to tho value % your scientific system
of ueatng catarrh and diseases IF the Reepi-
ratory organs. have used your remedy, -ozy-
senizcd Air, + in nay practice for tie last year
with complete success have cured ;hc worst
forms II Catarrii. and a majority ofthe cases Of
Bronchitis and Consumption in thsir advanced
stages unqualidediy pronounce oAyseniz-
ed Air the greatest boon ever yet conferred
upon our suffering race and hope the day Is not
far distant when every iutelHse physician viii
adopt your system Is the treatment o. all forraz
OF chronic affections.
Frat1lally yoars,
LN.IEE, ~ D.,
so 1919 Westminster st., Providence
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-03-27

VIM. \. Smith would respectfully inform all
of his old customers and ten thousand new ones,
that he can only be found at his new and spa
cious store,
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-03-27
Full Suits,

Half Suits, Goats. Vests ami Pants. Under Gar
ments. Hats Caps. Collars. w noi only make
speciality If the
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-03-27

CIoT"'sc'
William n. Smith & Co.,
SMITHS NEW MOCK,
Opposite the Court House, have this day opened
the largest and best selection Of
READY
CLOTHING,
FURNISHING
GOODS,
HATS
AND
CAPS
Ever offered for sale in the state, which we offer
at greatly reduced prices.
L0OK' Lo0Kt LOOK h0oK' L00K!
ovERCoATs:
English Moscow Beaver
German Moscow Beaver
French Moscow Beaver.
American An-c0w Beaver
Castor Moscow Beaver.
Union Moscow Beaver
Pilot Blacks and Blnes.
Chinchila=
Welton,
Irish Tneze.
Qu-echua,
GOATS! COATS.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-03-27

English MoscDw Beaver
German Moscow Beaver.
French Moscow Beaver.
American An-cuE Beaver,
Castor Moscow Beaver,
Uiion Moscow Beaver.
Pilot Blacks and Blnes.
Chinchillaz
Nelton'-
Irish freZe.
Qu~echua.
and
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-11

A"IIoMEs!cS" HoRsE. Ono day last
week, s. =. Kasc, E~q Of Danville, left a
horse belonging to him at the stable Of Jere
Savidgc in this place, but on Saturday night
the animal became "homesick" and, after
dives,ips himself Of his halter and unhook-
ing the stable door, proceeded on his way
r.joi,ins" to Danvillc. The toll gate being
down near that place Mr. Horse succeeded
after much paving and neighing in rousing
the gate keeper, who lot him through with
our collecting the usual toll. Imagine the
surprise Of Mr. Ss,ilge when he proceeded
10 his stable on Sunday morning and found
Mr.. Kase's horse stolen and again imug-
inc his greater surprise when, after proceed
ing to panvil.e Immediately to inform Mr..
X. Of the theft" he wa, told the horse was
"at huue," and quite in the habit Of play
ing such tricks when kept from home lorger
than his horseship liked. Sudbury Dtmo-
rrUf
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-11
fCoMMUNICATEp.)


W. II. JAcoBY: Sir-Answer to the
problem by observer" A paid Sc l276x
per acre and received As. 95S7S5 acres. B
paid $5.s776x per acre and received 81 .
04l2l5 acres. l will furnish solution if
called for. NJ.
IAN ari,hmeiical friend at our elbow in
forns us that the above answer is no, cor
rect; for the reason that there is not pre-
cisely Is cents difference between the ,rice
per acre paid by A, anil the price paid ly
3, the prize raid by each Icing indete',ir.
a,e as indicated BY the sign p'Hs ;fixed t"
each. As precision is necessary, there car
be no award Of the premium. To avoid
confusion we will defer the publication OF
the problem Of our Orangcvlle cores pond
ent until this one is disposed Of. Let this
question lie answered according to its terms.
and we will then know who shall wear the
arithmetical belt" for the time being
Ed,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-11
s6c Pcterson's Magazine for Decent

a. Peterson's Magazine for December
u already on our table. 1t is splendid
number, with two steel engravings, nam.
moth fashion plate, a colored pattern in
Berlin work, and nearly fifty wood cuts
The principal steel engraving, "The Or
phan's Christmas Eve" will touch every
heart. We do not wonder at the immense
circulation Of Peterson, said to be the
largest in the world-for it really gives moe
for the money than any other. Everybody
ought to subscribe for it. Its stories arc the
best published anywhere. In 1869 it will
introduce many new features. In it will g
published four original copyright novelets
besides its usual quantity OF stories. Now
IL the time to send in your names, or get up
clubs. Two dollars year for single sub.
scrip.ion. To clubs it comes cheaper, for
instance, four copies for SO %, with large
engraving "a inches by l6, as a premium to
Tho ge.,er up Of the club. Address Chas.
J. faers0n, sOs Chestnut St. Philadelphia.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-11

WArsoSs' PHILADELPHIA BUSINESS Dr..
REcroRY FOR 1869. We call the attention
II our Mei chants to this new and valuable
little work Of referancc 20 the Trade Of
Philadelphia, and commend its utility to
every merchant buying goods, or doing bust.
thousand dollars a year. It will contain II
Classified lis, Of ali the Merchant, Manniar
-urers, and Professional men Of l'hiiadcl
phia, arranged in systematic alrhatelica'
order, q we'll executed Li.houraphic Map Of
the City. and views ofthe Public Buildings.
with other ol jccts Of interest in and arou'";
the Quaker City. In ordering g"ods. drrc-
ting correspondence, or a.ccrtaining where
10 obtain any article of trade, or inanniac.
'ure il will be indispensable to our Mcr:
chants. Such work IL much needed, and
i,s popularity, and tho standing # the pub.
fishers. is vouched for ;,y tho Daily !nquir:
or. Telegraph, and the lesdins Daily and
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-11

n% NOVEMBER This month, the elev.
en,h Of the year, was the ninth in the year
Of Ro,nulus, whence it derives its name. II
originally consisted Of thirty five days, which
were continued until Juliu. Ce.ar reduced
it again to thirty, and this number it has
ever since retained. Our Saxon ancestors
called November Bioimonnt, blood month.
the month Of sacrifice, because at this seas
on the heather Saxons made provision for
the winter, and offered as sacrifice many
of the animals which were then killed. II
was common at this season to slaughter
oxen. sheep, hogs, etc., for use during the
ensuing wi,,ter.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-11

nsr ScENE.-I'arLer shop. Republican
customer after bciSg shaved tenders ten
cents
Barber. "Twenty cents, sir, please"
RcpuXican. ''WlMcl what tho 'de"ils
that tor2'
Barber Sorry sir; can't help it sir
Been obliged to charge Republicans double
since de election, sir. Faces MI de time on
u broad grin, sir. Get al de Offices. sir.
We uns help 'cm all we could, Fir; but or,
&c, all de Offices, sir. Co!ored folks stand
hack until you ems get yor bellies full, sir
Twenty cents. please, sir. Exit Republican,
highly indignant at this premature assess.
,sent on prospective Office.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-11

SUED FOR lIEEL!-YE EDtroR UNDrR
BoNDS AND THE D.cKiNsnN SEMINARY IN
TRGCBLE Just ns our PAPER was ready fur
press. yesterday evening. our good friend
Sheriff Kline called UPON Us with warrant,
issued on the affidavit Of Dr. Thompson
Mitchell, charging US with falsely aud libel.
ously slandeing the Dickinson Seminary
and its faculty" Perhaps again the matter
is over. DR.. Mitchell and his faculty will
find ,ha, some things are known that they
may well hope are profound secrets. A
little airing will, no doubt, do the "Dickin.
son Seminary and its faculty" some good,
and We. shall take pleasure, shortly, in Civ
ing it that airing. Bellgon.e Hu.c!.mun.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-11

e&- Nov ready in the Southern Home
journal for sale by all Newsdcalers. Mrs.
Winstanley's great Story, entitled THE
Peasant Girl" Also. The Cruise Of The
Six llunircd,' by Maj. ". W. G"ld-hor-
ougl. The account he gives of the horrible
sutFerings and privationS Inflicted upon s!x
hundred Confederate Officers. who were
sent, in 1864, from Font Delaware 10 Gener.
al Fosters department in the South far
reta'iatoiy lu,2crcs, il Almost beyond hr-
man belief; but there are still many living
witnesses to the f;.cs. Everything We ha' c
ever read Of brutality TO prisoners during
the war pales before this. which causes u
an involuntary shudder. Truly there is a
Wirz who has been overlooked.
TIL, Sco,harn Home journal is published
a; 3 .iuo,e, Nd, by John !. Slater at the
lcw rr'c> of :3 pcr onnum and should re.
ceivc the airport IF all who desire to foster
Sou'!o.a literature. Send for a sample
coy,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-11

o. Gov. 0eary has designated Thnrsiny
tho a6,h day Of November ~ day o:
Thanksgiving to A1llirlity God for the man
ifold blessings which he has shcwered upon
our prosperous, kw.abiiing and happy old
Commonwealth. Let the day be properly
observed throughout the State. It is an
old. time .holIored custom, and it would he
wrong a, this time 70 undertake to abolish
it. 10 attempt to do such thing might
te considered very radi1R step.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-11

81 FATAL AcclDENT-Robcrt Sigler,
Of this place, was instantly killed on Tues.
day afternoon on the railroad switch near
the Pennsylvania rolling mills. He was un.
loading ears, and in attempting to jump
from car, which vas in motion, his clothes
caught fast and be was thrown under the
wheels. His bereaved family have the
heartfelt sympathy Of the community. /,
was the Grst day be was employed on the
railroad. The deceased was the frs. soldier
from Liberty township. - Danr'1le Amer.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-11
Be is Specific Pills,
A A..yRl.rrA N ,.,NeuNr; iny. rh,.

As:N NgE.rIS ~ '''>suTF- !Gs. !Tvsi
40. whr .ai i'"h- ,niIivp 80 s-yr'5i y"rfs WIN
t,.uJi "A h. "TIras ,hr 'rgs r,ii.rif - h
. d, iif, t." Lut nH~N &" tic ,f'tv.s'pp r-u his
.h.- .yu.aud ..y-,'-. a.. IL b, rni" Vr. .'cisn
- h. h.. u.rG u ~ h.. 0vu p"'sno ~ "h" n. ,h,
knew -, ,t H. gnT h. r.n tft. 'h- Ne.
ST.. II hra IN nnw "rj " !" u'dhius tui IN" us'
~ NJ II, . ,",u- suh nninine but utter d.svsr IN
ru,irr A,,rri,ru ,f al h'yr Il nr'v"ty tmrih"r
wIt ,Ut II .,i r.,er AZ uth'r induced him i
h.s ,td III" ap, imrn. ~ ne" .uH rii iin "ns
d,,cI.r III III NJ h. pr q - i'-.u,rnt H. 's"h
,l-niy b.iyr. VII ETA i,a,- The ir.s-1 rrirr ,.j
p", b I'll. of Ssu haif d,Ien s-"t BY .Apr.s.. scni
i,r Il circular Jr call 81 ..
"a u. OYIsr'N liCxSDI,
NJ aJu Worth Trnth sifeet. Phiiade.ahia.
June ID, Ict.s -ly.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-11

~ To INQUIRER, we would say, tina,
your question, to US, is very plain. The
reason that we do not publish the Register
Notices. and the Appointments, John G.
Fscess does not see tit to have them insert.
ID in the DEMOCRAT. He does not consult
your interests nor mine in this matter, only
his own. His term Of Office expires next
fall. II might bo we'll for the friends Of the
old paper to see THAT some one goes in that
otaco who will treat it with fairness.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-11
n@- WILLIAM G. QUICK, ESQ, the newly

M WILLIAM G. Quick, ESQ the newly
elected County Commissioner, was sworn
into .ofics a few days ago. lie succeeds
John F. Fowler, Of Pine, whose term ezpir.
ed this fall. Mr.. Quick is elected Tor three
years, and no doubt will make most capi'
tai County Commissioner. He was elected
without opposition, the Radicals NJ. At
tempting TO ru. up a candidate against him.
Tho board now stands: Mont. Cole, Of
Sugarloaf; David Yeager, Of Locust; VIII
liam G. Quick, Of Montour.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-11
LADIES, FANCY CURS!

A. JOHN FAREiRAS old establish ID tua Mann
fa' try, No 7r Atcn street. ah"vc 7th Philadelphia
Have now IN -turr Of my NV im,'ur,H,iun a'id
manufacture un- of ,hr largest and n " beautiful
selrrtiUns Of
FANCY FURS,
Gr Ladies' and thildvrn's View. In the riiy. Also
hne ~ the ~ ~ Grns FUR G,rv-s and tOiaTs.
AM enabled 10 dispns- of my gp,,ds At very r.a
enable .rlr-a, and ~"ulh ihrrr,or- s.iicit n call
''om NY friends ~ tn'uinsi1 c0unfy and vi,ihiiy.
h~Iiv nihes the name. humber and street.
JuIiN FNRElRA.
No. 1is A'ch street, ab. 7th south side. rRLAp'A
stO' hdre hO lI,irtner hOr connection iciti,
arg o,hrr store IL Phitude!phia.
s,pi. ~, labe.@m
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-11
NEW AEvERTIsLM EMS.
PCDl.IC SALE,

viii BE- sod At E.biic sale ut VI" rrsirnr' NJ IN"
snhsr,ib.r In Y, ,aFingiu,k township I'0mmh'a
c.aiu,y M Ihnrsda, NV ,mhcr :'th Is's a's"e'oas
In the fn,sn.nn. ihr to T. wing V's,ritrd personal
property. viz:
Two Farm iinrsc. fnus Cows. young 'aiir, Hogs,
two Hg"ns inws aud "arr"ws Wheat Corn hni
Kvrkw heat b, N bush-'; Hay and straw the ton
'AIs,: Tive Cooking sleeves. Cnphnards. Gnrra1s,
and ~, hv hs u seic.d and shea firnuVr too nu"r
On. 10 u,- ution NATHAN DHEi>W>cii
NV, u,beF L. 1868. q. HowER, nnttione-r
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-11

I@ DoS'T. Don't advertise; it is a
very bad plan. 1t will call attention to your
business, aud it is much better Tor people
WHO wish to trade with you to hunt you up.
I. gives your customers exercise, and makes
them healthy. Besides, if you advertise
eomebody will buy up all your goods, and
,Asn you vii! have to get more and it vii! be
q great bother 70 yor. -E..
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-11

~ A Festival will bc held in tho base
ment Of the butheran Church, at Catnwis.
~, on Friday and Saturday evening, Nov.
2Oth and 2lA. Proceeds to be applied to
purchasing . re, Of Instruments for Brass
Band. The earnest patronage of oil is re-.
apectfally solicited.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
- -
EyRORS OE YO1ITfI

A gentleman WIN IN rH'ly We ~as v rtim N ina
tehn,ine vws common ~ y"u'h wh'rh r's"''"f
In srM,nRi W.Rknoss. Inv0'nntnN Enn .s,nn. nnh
Nerve W. ptn,t'niiOn and cate" nrhr "nlNnt hh 'hys
jD bnp"lnss m,srrv Ansv nt'nr tuincrdn. r"hi''
,es wthuit .urr,ss H. Oiiained Stom III nj -hhr
,,mplr ''a,r, nnd prsu r,pl,pn- thMi an. n.'"' p.f
n,in.ni rniY I'm h. hnif ~ snGrr'nr ~ innv "
w,i send tbr s.''' f,e. m rhrre" 10 ~ ~hJ mHy
III, Ire IL I. dtUss ~ GK TRl NAIVE
sLdmn T.. NihI' iiousr. N"w V"k
Eov,l(hpf,, lSib1
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-11
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS,

And Catarrh, treated with thr almost success. by
i~Ar'S, ". u, uou'ist and Auri,' (f"finsTiy "i-y
arn. tio,'auG,) No ru5 Arch -,"r t'iii ADA
r-ai'm"na.. from ths mo.i r-nau'r ."uis". ~ 'i''
Cny and '"nut'y can te seen Al ii's office rh' m~o
,cs faculty are ivi iirt I" A. c"pary tiirii rAi-n.
u h" has no secrets IN hir ptaciic' skTifiCiAi
Ey Is. inserted without PAIN No charge iof -n.'n
'naiiun. f,pr,i - t-GB -iy
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-11

sGTnEiist Of 'n,euibers Of the Penn.
sylvapia Lea islsture, given in our last week =
lasue, proved incorrect, hence VIC republisl.
Il ss corrected.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-11

Weekly Press of Philadelphia. Messrs
Watson & w., 2i9 Dock Street, Phi!adcl'
pbia, are tho Pst,i>hcrs, and w,ll sc0d the
work as soon M issued, ty mail. postage
prepaid. upon the receipt M One Dollar
Send your subscriptions in Immediately.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-11
Auditors Notice.

Es'nie of .Mcub Ilenner, leceose,l
Th" undrrsigord, Auditor appointed BY 'hphsns
Court Of columbia county. to distribute assrts IN
the hands II the sdmnistatr ~ saih estate rehy
gives nn'ic" tha' h" viii inset III. parties Interested
on "Wednesday III. fba'th day III <"vrhb.i ls,s ut
10 0ci0 u. ni .ad day, nj h,s fCn HUushuvq
al which tune aud place all prr~,ns r'p To
present their ca,,s b-ii,r. IN. said ahit n de-
barred from, eou'ing III for share NJ such ss.ts
Y a. BhRKnEH.
6ept. %, t865.-iw. Auditor.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-11
Sheriff Sale.

Wy order ~ a writ Of venditioni eXpnnns ~ m"
objected is-uri "ut II 'r' 'uu, nj ca no ~ Pi"as
,f 0luubii tommy, will ~ rtppni TO pr, &c shlc
M Ii. pr-,u,.ns,oi Noo I,y. tnr ~ day " Soyrm
b.r. isd- al chuck ~ III: aflesro,n. tta iol"w
ing r"ni 'sttr.. viz:
All that c.rain lot or piece nf 70 Mini ,ytry in 'h'
Rrrnuth Of ien;raiit bnDadrI 8nd '-scrih ii ~ trl
lows I, VT on the s"n,h ny u. A N'iieh-aiI =
i0, nn the east bs Lnrnt Avrnu.. "n the vest h, m
a'iry IN thu north by fp' nf henry James on which
10 .r.ri.j " story irsmS i'''I.r use f'd Jws,
,,r and II frsu II b,. and o'hsf out bnil.i1ys,
containing seventy avs feet fon,. aud oue hund1ei
ald MI, f"t deep
proprrty vi kEUHES " As-tE.
MORDE. al ILLAhU Shor.E,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-11

nJ- The Columbia County Teachers In
sti,u,e will lie held during the week begin.
ming December l4'h, 1868, and will con.
tinu, two weeks if the teachers, when con-
vensd, desire two week ) session.
Next week the advertisement will be pub
lished in the papers Of tie county.
~ Tas Radicals have little or no re-
;oicing over The election Of Grant. What S
the u,at!er1 Have ,bey gone and elected
sooshev Democrat, or are they like the man
who rallied ana won the elephant, and at.
terward knew not what to DO with it? Have
j. Cd they will. they seem to be in great
Quanisry. Time may help them out.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-11
FOR SALE.

The urf.t.icnni vii or n rriva'e safe nj
NnsE AM i'T. ,Uns'r TN wan .t'rt an.
tnoWn =. ~. UnanR.i pr p''fv "'"nh'ni"g ih'ry
tw t., in f,ou, situ,t. nm a.S /, ih' 'rnr rU
AZ a'i-v u -,"'ih ."d w"at s't" wuh en"i wei Z"
water .nt -Ou " "xr.tirnt f'ut "n tnr I'm tn" or"
terry Is u d-s,i.hir .n~ h. t-r-.- w,'i he n'si'
~ss. snd pu,.'-si0p given ~ th- n Of n-li Ap'i
u. sTDnNtk
R,onw. bug, Aug y, R6s.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-11

e% The consequences to the Democracy
in Bloom, resulting from the change Of OWL.
cr.hip and control Of the Republican, are
shown by calculation 10 be loss to us O!
exactly tsyen and ,hre..tcn,hs of nnrcli
per cent. That ia, our majority was reduced
~ three votes, With from seven to ten tin o,
more activity on the part Of the Reputli
cans than exhibited at the October election.
"A soft sing" for the Democracy.
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INFOR VI ATION n.

tnfovr,K;i0H guaranteed ~ prm'nes n fhS"fihh'
q ro~th NJ hni' npnn nn'' bend ~ b'nides i.r'
al" u srprip. iUr ,rnu' vi ~ FiTpi"-, N'nWhrs
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~, snd H. nui,li rnn b ..iain. w,ibJut 'hasp'
Ly alds"s-iDg ~ Or rem 'PMAN 'n"mist
raa t,OJiwBv NV N.Vk
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atKKORS OF YOUTH.

A Grn,Irmsn who suffered for year. from N~vv6n.
u bli,I, rs.mAtu. I1Ay. aud all tht 'hr's "f
ynu,h ui ui-rVrii.n VIII TOR III. sake ~ rud'r'nx
humanity =. nj free tn all H. need u. the 'reripr
.nd dispeii.ns tm makuig ,hr supple I"Ihedv by
uh,ch h. " A. ,ur-h, sufferers wi,hIn !" Prht ny
ih ndv-Sli..r'a experience. can de- 80 ~ "ahrssn,
N p.,frrt ,onnirnt.. JUhA O,DtN ~ ttda
Sts.-t New ,ub May 70. ie67
.'NEGi.OHY oF GAS ~ srRtNG7iI. a gentle
J mHn ~'o srGr,-G 10, years from Nervous aud
s.pu,! i,sti,'iy, Sigrtiy EWs.,nn., AND Seminal
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r-ut ueNf ,u,'in. his Ja,r ~ ."yelerr nis-'s ~
'he t-Ar "t snd'irF s"nd IL ahv mn htiiet'
~. to- s.mvi. Iuroh. n.ed ty uim, winch 'Hrciri Il
cuI- ~ i.p seeks after ins ,ail're NJ duni'rou.
l.nl,iaus. Send directed cpveops md stamp ard
viii :o,i ,ru rnian2 Addrrsr.
Eui:AN GHsN II: i.-th 1t NV CIV
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na- New subscriptions continue to como
IN. W. know ,hat the old fashioned De.
,nocracy suits tho people. Send inthe
nameA Our books are large, although
pretty we'll taken up, but Ill roo.n toe more.
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BUGLIC SALE or REAL ESTATE.
tXi.lUiVa', SuTlCE

Estate Of Philip Sa!zig, late OF Centre twp,
deceased.
Letters testainrn'aSy on ili" ~stht- II Philip Sal
gig. late Of GENRE tos nship Crunhia county, deed
have been grahted by the Register II 'Olnnhia 70.
TO Samuel N-yGard, re<i i,ig ~ Centre tywnsh,p
Al prrsUns having claims Against III: r-ia.r III
the drcr 1t are required to pres nj tn, m tr - tie
n,cnt {" the Executor aud 'h"s III" bt-d 10 ih ~
tut. are q,Irsied TO make Ininriiatc payrn 10 he
Undersigned
RAMUEL NEvHARD. Executor.
Centre, Oct, u lists, -fw.