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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-10
MEDICAL.
A REMEDx THAT NEVER FAIG.S,


sne oniy remedy that can be relied on tor the osr-
81 n, safe, and speedy of Gonorrhoa in an its
Albus. or Whites s ei'Hs' Niu"'
No internal medicne Is necessary yyban this rarad,
y used and persons who for months and even yanrt
sqnered from these diseases and tried all other
snnSs n VAN, can calculate upon speedy and per.
cure by the proper use Of this never failing
In al cases of FLUoR ALBUs, or WHITES. 40
Suaon ~ warm climates it invariably affords i'm
,OAUTION.-None genuine without the vr,ttan
5ignatnre OF hlCORD on the wrapper, the name
dss2JEVII0N RI00RD, PARIS-bloWn in the glass
OK the bottle, with cap Of similar inscription
MAUHBELL BOGFI,
Aus em Wholesale Agents. As Magazine street.
IMMEDIATE RELIEF,
AND A PERMANENT CURE GUARANTEED
THE CHEAT WESTERN REMEDY
Ia Certain and Speedy Cure for NFuRaI,st1
RaEU&Ar1sN, KIDNEY Ooafff ArNTs (iENKRaI M
HsiLlT1. H1stKFsIA, hrcK HEADACHE. UHILLs AM
whols pages from influential citizens. ta.t,,v,,.
70 the uise ase speng and health Promoting ;,7f
iles % tne GREAT WkSThltA RHAEDY .lil- ba
furnished on application ' ~
sold b An Firsf-Class DrusglsfA
cents, q cents = cents, 81 aud 81 ca per Eo.ti
4. .r,.,-, AHLeIs y AZ TED EVEaRwahRK,
AAhOE DAVIS. DiHooTefer and Manufaoknra.
- Warrington street. Kevyark N 81
10 30 obtained Of the Mzlulacturer Al Whoiesale
and H0tel OF ct DkMAB bAREEh q S,1 80
hall HALL BUCKLE. AgsAts In NEW YORK cITY'
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TowBoATs

Title Q Jewett Follett, from the Passes-Touad
and to sea LIST inst, bark Emma q Il tchheId1
Oriental. 500 "eAio"AeE
sunflower, Brown, from the Passes-Towed down
and TO sea Sd inst, shps HAnsa and Pacific ana
bark Jornoo-Brought up ship Emma. barss ait
- Ia and Marie suzanne ~s S''
Norman, Cooksey, from the Passes-Towed dovvr
and to sea ship Nictoria-Brouz ht nm shins eet
tysburg and Raverly and bark PTairia Rird
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-10
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
oelI no2 II Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
olty ef New OEleans v.. Xvlnlam cold

ing, ST.
THlRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
\ NO. MSa-By virtue of writ Of feri faaias
70 me directed by the Honorable the Third Dis
o miet court OF New Orleans, in the above entitled
cause l will proceed to sell at public auction AZ
the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange. ROYAL
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets in
me eeeono District Of this city. on WEDNESDAY,
Noyember Is ls6s, at twelvr o'clock M. the follow
BIT lated in Assessment District No al two
Square, No. ~ (iorty niue) bounded by Peters'
ing described properly, to wit; - 0's-9'
Fear 0alioPe and Delord. and measuring forty.fye
100 D. l0+ 42 forty three by 526-64 and various and
asses sed at twentyfour hundred dollars according
to the assessment roll of 1866 deposited In the once
or the Treasurer of this city, Wv
Seized in the above suit
Tcrms-Oash on the spot
THOS. L. MAXWELL
,. Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
moo ~ dec Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans



Fortier, (Veuve Edmond FortierJ
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ism Of Orleans, No. Shy virtue of a
VIII OF seizure and sale to directed by the Hon
ofaDIe the Filth District Court for the parish Of
orleans IN the above entitled cause, will proceed
70 sal az public auction, at the Merchants and Anc
tioheerS Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and
Customhouse streeIs, in the Second District OF this
CITY, on WEDNESDAY, December O. 1859 at twelye
O'clock M, the following described property, to
p, A LOT OF GROUND situate in the Faubopro
IRENE In the Second District of New Orleans in
me square comprised within Ursulines Treme Nj
Enlhppe ana st. Claude streets and measures in
french measure forty five feet seven inches front on
81 Oiaude street, by hundred and fifty feet in
depth between parallel lines, and bounded on one
slue by the property of A. Chevalon or assigns and
on Che other side by the property Of the heirs Of
mouras and I'D Lavigne their assigns and
on tne rear by the property of Mrs Blond
or assigns together with all the buildings and i'm
proYements thereon or appurtenances and priyi-
leges thereto belonging ~ P'i
The buildings and improvements comprise A spA.
clous two-story Brick Dwelling House slate rooted
onthouses, etc. fine garden in front, iron railing
Being the same property acquired by the defend.
ant nereln by purchase from the succession OF A
berl tmtne ST. as per act passed before Alcee Kerr
notary public OF this city the first day of July
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Oash on the spot.
- THOMAS l.. MAXWELL.
oc5l nol6 del Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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ALLENTOWN RAILROAR lime

NEW ALL Rail. FAST FREIGHT LINZ
~ direct between Boston, New York, and Pitta
without change OF Cars.
hsp Nofk goods for Pittsburg mast be dslivers4
AIientoHa transportation Oom pany-an moi to N
AGENTS OF the New Jersey Central Railroad Al sAH
~ ply q LAsins issued Il the ose Of the Line,
Boston ohaoe No. n washington street.
JOHN P. HAMILTON, Agent,
Az Qass fVotQ Of Liberty street PiItSP vk
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samuel FrIedIander r.. Ren,- &C.,.

~ HHeHI VNFBUWs
SlAITTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
order Of sale, rendered October o. 1868 to me d.
eSte1 ~ the Honorable the sixth District Court of
ceed 70 sell at public auction, on WEDN ESDAV
we eleventh day OF November 1865 at half past ten
Q CLOCK a NJ, at No, 81 Carondelet street. in the
irst District OF this city: " ~
r, a 4 lG Of OFFICE FURNITURE AND MOVABLE
ERR EOTb, as per inventory which may be seen in
my office -' w SWIM la
Sequestered in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
, THOS. i. MAXWELL.
oc3u moo III Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans
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RAILROADS.

Fha1E RAILWAY-GREAT RRo,s
-. Gnsgs Double TrseE Route to New YORK
This Railway Extends from Dunk;rt ,ox
W milss, Buffalo TO New York, 4Z3 Miles SaI.,Nd
ca TO- New York, 4i6 Miles and is from TweatSS%T
Miles Without Change Of Coaches. Ofk q
From and after NAV IL, 1858. trains will.
connection with all Western lines as folio n.
From Dnnkirk snd salalnAnca-By New Yo,ts
1:3O A. NJ. Kxpress Mail, from Dunk;rk &c..
eaSepteol: Stops at Salamanca 10 A. Ma w
S zen IL a. HHornellsyjIle and Corning Wit
riyss in New York At 7:aO A, M N. ounaio' andS
3:eS p. N. Lightning E1pr-ts from s,I,,..
sunday excepted Stops at HoInei sv'IsiSlSS
1 1Iaa rom Buffalo, and arrives at New Yori II
S:s0P. N. New York Night Express from nn.,
z M oIsans;0 P. N. lsup ]; Turner'S N
I2:.O p ii: Connects ' AZ Great re icy ssn YErL
DeiSwAre LackawannA and " estern R.i0e1
lot 10 N SSrsWntop, Trenton and Philadelphia, ~
n orep rs i ~ Soslon and New England cities.
o'OV n. ~. Cincinnati Express. from DunIirk ~.
lays e1ceptedL Stops at Salamanca ii .SSHht
and connects at Hornellsvie wiz |,
V;9P; N: train from Buffalo, arriving In NJ ".
From Buffalo-By New York time from Don..
500 neT II ENy sh y and Michigan Streets %
SfssPPtted!. Stops at Hornelisvis s:os z n
YORK saS y MfuP Gon snS sl q 1s.l il
with Delaware, Lackawann a and WestaSr,r go p
road, and at Jersey CITY Hith Midnight i,
. delphia. Baltimore and Washington. tut Fnlt
7;3O A a. Express Mail, via Avon and HorO.u.
Wi Hs S SuaSSay excepted Connects at ETsI
Ee NEW SoER "a and the SOUTH and arrives
aorn M hIIs9st :Pog kTDrsss Dailg Stop.
in New Yorh 7:i0 A. nj. GonnectYp Sh al arrive
SS,S with Morning Express train of New JAZZ
7.a6 hPsnT NJ N f1r b%ltimoEe and Washington
excepted, stops at Hornellsville Ii ia Ply N T.
i3s ne Sd with the $50 2 NJ train from d.
II;SO 7. NJ. Cincinnati ExnresS rSnn 81 d.
iastl; Turner'S at l:S5 p NJ. lDineI and a Ilis
With Northern Central RAILWAY for Hair u sh lnl
fhladelphia, Baltimore, Washington NJ
points South; and at New York with afts,rrsa.
isnd sane; ana steamers for Boston and New I'm
Only one ne I5ain East on Sunday, leaving Bufsn +,
po. 100 e. m; and reaching New York at T:l0 Nj
BOSTON and New England passenger with M.
WVaEgage' are transferred free of charge in NV
10 pleasure travellers the line of the Eris p.y
way presents many objects Of Interest 49,! ~,
through the beautiful valleys of the CnemunS ~ H
qpehana, Delaware and Ramapo rivers, an a. s w.
Cnttanging panorama of Nature beauties Comma
The best ventilated and the most luxur;ous s.
ing teaches IN THE WORLD accompany ali XIX
trains on this railway $50 A'sa
Baggage Checked Through,
AND fare always as low as by any other rov,,,
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY
" men n.y. can be Obtained in all principal ticket o
II No., VIM. R, BARR, Gen'l. Pass. Aver,
-. hIDDLE, General superintendent. M
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-10

J N Sharp, Aucoin, from DonaIdsonviua
Ihos, Powell, ilinvant. from DonAldsoryiIIa.
Nina simmss, GreAthouse from bayou sara
Frances Blakeslee. from Mobile
K z Lee. Cannon from Vicksbnrg.
Rose FRANKS, White. from Jefferson.
Aloe. Wood. from Lower Coast.
z Brcwr. Bassett. from Lower Coast
u dlnde, torgay, from st Mart nsville.
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GBtCA AGO, ALTON AND ST, LOru
ihatir s9S Line hoqte from St. Louh d.
N Trans pass this city on the Chicago and 81 Lo,,
Railroad as follows; "-N ''' A"'A
Coiro Nail r,-,, Depat
Going North, Night Express ....... s.oI a
accommodation from st. Louis every
saturday night. ,.......,..... .......,.. IN
hefFes Springfield Monday morning at S.G
Goine Soa.h' Elsnt cypress. ...-.-....... 80 An
nas S SIoutn, EApEess mail. .;......,,... 4:l0
Train. W AikH' EAWA
,.-.,, o. VAUGHN
Assistant superintendent and Train Master
ros Thus. HUDSON |
HO1 Freight Agent
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Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-25
~ FRANK LEsLIE's Lady's Mavazi

~ FRANK LEsLIE's Lady's Magazine
and Gazette Of Fashion, for December, has
been received at this Office, frcighted with
much valuable and interesting matter. The
colored double fashion plate is splendid, and
among the most attractive features of this
Magazine. The extension fashion plate re.
ceives no lttle.attention, and to the ladies is
worth alone the price of subscription
This periodical is large, handsomely printed,
and contains a great deal of good reading.
Frank Leslie also publishes the following
periodicals and newspapers:
illustrated Newspaper" price, 81 Loo ;
"Chmney Corner" s4OO; lllustrirtc
Zeitung," (German) $500; "Illustracian
Americana" (Spanish) sl2.oo Boys and
Girls Weekly" 5000: Budget of Fun" Z"
sl.5o; and pleasant Hours" sL50.-
These publications are all well worth the
subscription price. The subscribers to the
illustrated Newspaper will receive as n
supplement, to No. GO a copy of large
c)lored plate, entitled The Horse Tanner :;
or, The Boy Ulysses s. Grant Teaching
Dave to Pace" painted expressly for this
paper. The picture can be seen in our
Office. Address, Frank Leslie, 537 Pearl
Street, New York.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-25

~. Prof Henry Carver is having the
roof Of tho new State Normal School build.
ing made with o fine article Of slate. 1t is
being we'll put on, and presents good ap-
pcarancc. Tho work on that building is
being pushed along with rapidity almost
unprecedented. Prof Carveris on cncrgct'
ic, never.tiring man, and knows no such
word as .taii. We fear he is not receiving
the support Of the people Of the county that
he justly merits although we arc pleased
to know that there are some lice men in this
town who are doing all in their power to
promote educational interests. The want
Of earnest workers in tho cause of education
was sadly felt when Prof. Carver first came
to this town.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-25

ATTEMPTED MURDER.-O last Saturday
o week as Mr.. j. Claud White, Superin-
tendsnt Of the Scranton Colliery, situate
about ten miles from Pottsville, was on his
way, in company with Ahree other gentle
men, TO the Swatara Coliery, they discov.
cred squad Of men lying in ambush
Thinking that all was not right, one of the
number--a member Of Heisler's police
forcc--juniped out Of the carriage and ad.
vapced toward the men. No sooner had
the man jumped from the carriage than he
was fred upon Nothing daun,ed he stea.
Oily advanced and opened vigorous fire
upon his assaiants, when he succeeded in
driving four of them away and wonnling
and capturing one of the ruffians, who gave
his name as Finley, and stated that he was
from New York. The wounded man was
taken to Pottsville and committed to Jail. -
Mr.. White had in his possession about
$4,000.
1t has since been ascertained that the man
is not from New York, as stated, but is a
resident Of Schuylkill county, employed on
the extensive works Of the New Boston
Coal Company.
Since writing the above We learn that four
men have been arrested, who are supposed
to have been concerned not only in this out
rage but also in the atrocious murder of Mr..
Rea some time since. They will be tried in
this county, as the murder was committed
within its limits.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-25

~ We notice through our religious ex.
changes that Sunday schools are becoming
more important everv day as auxiliaries to
the work Of the church. Hence it is in.
cumbent upon all true Christians to use &C.
tive efforts to improve them and increase
their. efficiency Among the means Of I'D
vancing these interests we observe the com
mon one Of Sabbath School Conventions.
BY such conventions the opinions, views
and observations Of a community are brought
together, and ideas are interchanged, where
by all are benefited more or less, and gem
orally o new impetus given to- the zeal of
Sabbath school workers. Especially is this
the case where q lice and wcll.informed Sab.
bath school worker from abroad can be pro.
cured to tell Of the progress made in other
portions of the country. Why canrot Col.
'obis County have 0 Sabbath school con.
|ention? Il is worthy tho consideration Of
IN sstivs Chnstiss fs|low uiSsssA --ICox,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-25

10 up to the moment Of writing this,
We regret to state that the Thanksgiving
Turkey intended for the DEMOCRAT Office,
has not been received. Too much blame
cannot be given to the transportation facili.
ties of this county. At the same time We
would say to our friends, don't be afraid,
wc are not so well fed but that we can ca,
two or even three on an emergency, for We
editors are never SO we'll supplied ,with the
fat Of the land that we can afford to refuse
delicacies. Where, oh, where is our Thanks.
giving Turkey? Can We give thanks with
out one 2. Oh ! no.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-25
TIL Il GRE 1T eau Sc
OF
HUMAN MISERY.

-,. JUST published, In a sealed enve.
.!StS!S lope. Price cents. A lecture on the
nature. treat ment und radical cure Of
'yS..s'S'IS seminal Weakness or SpprmatOrhora.
tpduced nv Self Abuse Involuntary Ennis sions. I'm
nm enrv Nervous i'-bi,nv ami, Imp d,ments TO
MsYrinar reneialy !; nsumrti0n. Epilepsy. snd
Fla Nentui and Physical lncapaciiy, &e. By
R"isrt j. Cu,verwell. N. D.. author Of tn. Green
Book &c,
,,,s clearly proves from his own experience, that
The awinI Consequences Of SsIiAb may be effect
ua,ly removed without Mediciue. and without dan
rings or eordiais. painting out u mode Of cure a
once certain and eh.ttuai, by which every snheres
no matter ~ hat h,s sondition NAV be, may cure
lure will prove q boon 10 thousands and thous inds
sent under sea 10 any address in plain envelope,
on receipt Of six cents Or two postage stamps
Address, CtAS. q, KLINE 4 CO.,
1877 Bowery, New York, r. U. boz 45a6
Sent, 10, le65.-iy Pess & Co
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-25

N% CHURCH DEDICATION. deiica.
tiop Of the new Lutheran Church of Buck
horn, Columbia County, Pa, will take place
on Sabbath, November 29th. A cordial in.
vitatiou is extended to the public to be pres.
ent.
The following clergymen are to assist in
the services, viz: Keys. Hempery of Sun.
bury Sharretts Of Hughesville Allcman
Of Bloomsbury, and Sherts Of Light Street.
Services Saturday previous, at . o clock
p. NJ. and Mt "a in the evening.
Sabbath, ut 10 A. NJ, the Dedication Ser.
mon will be preached by Rev. Hemperly,
and the church dedicated by Rev. Sharretts.
At 3 p. NJ, Communion Services, and at u
In The svssing pFesshinR
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-25
Business Notices,

THERE are some things that can be dis
pensed with while there are many things
that cannot he; and among the most import
ant ones, is an overcoat or full suit of heavy
clothing in severely cold weather A thick,
heavy coat is very essential piece of cloth.
ing this season, and at A. j. EVANS is
the place to buy one. Go to his clothing
emporium it you desire to save money, and
get full satisfaction.
WHAT BOOTS IT? Why it makes much
difference how lady or gentleman is shod
Let them be ever so thrcadbare and ragged,
ana be possessed Of good pair of boots or
shoes aad they can still hold their own with
the world.
D. A. Beckley, at the well-known Key.
stone Store, has the best OF goods, aud the
cheapest Of prices. Don't trust us alto
gether, but 80 yourself aud be convinced. \
For REALLY good bargains, and they arc
very scarce, go to BROWER'S old stand,
Main and Iron Streets lie never sells in.
ferior articles, and when he recommends II
thing you can depend upon its being good.
He has u splendid assortment OF winter
goods, just received, which he offers u,
prices at which no one can grunble. Try
the old place.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-25

~ WE arc utterly astonished and dis
gusted ut the immense increase Of dissipa.
ton on the part Of our young men OF this
town. Nightly our streets are disgraced BY
the hidcous cries Of intoxicated youths, or
obstructed by their staggering forms. There
should be nm end to oil this. Were it not
for tho strenuous and persistent opposition
of certain of our wealthy citizens, we shon!d
long since have been blessed with borough
organization and something like police
force.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-25
- The Radicals Of this town, friend

- The Radicals Of this town, friend
Of Grant and Colfax, celebrated their late
political success on Wednesday evening las,
with an Oyster supper at their club rooms.
When this joliication was first announced,
We feared il would. have tendancy to raise
the price Of bivalves in this place, but we
have yet to learn that it had any effect on
She market. At least LAWSON had quite
- many and sold at the same prices.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-25

IypnovEMENT.--We are pleased to no.
tee that our friend and peighbor, Mr.. j. N.
Ubercnder, is en!arging and improving his
already neat and comfortable dwelling, on
Catharinc Street, this town. This is sub.
s.autisl evidence Of trae enterprise. Sue
cess TO "Nicky."
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-25

We ARE glad to SEQ that Bloomsbury
10 not behind the times. Tho reason why
We make this statement is, because we lately
paid visit to our friend J. N. OBERENDER
and looked over his fine assortment Of cloths,
eassimeres and vestings. There is no such
collection of elegant goods in town, and
what is better he docs not charge extrava-
CANT prices for them, as others do.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-25

@- ARTuUR's HOME MAGAZINE for
December has been received. 1t is m cx'
cellent Misunderstanding lost none Of its good
qualities. As literary magazine this peri
odical has no superiors and fewifany equals.
None but the best talent is employed on this
Magazine. Price two dollars per annum.
Now is the time to get up clubs for the new
year.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
- - {, =. ., -, .. ~, ., = ?. sS>>
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who In early III was victim 10 tha
In Seminal Weakness. luvolunta'y Emissions and
Nervous PvOstvaiion and ca.e nsa ending hts days
IN hoprless misery. Ater nsing nulnssons rene.
simple rules and prescriptions that aGects' per
ma,!ent cure. ON behalf Of suffering hv anliy he
desire il. Address EpGxR TREMAISE, '''
ttn,ion u, Bible House, New York
NovpmbepN n. lnN1
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-25

~ To all lovers Of good living wc would
commend the elegant restaurant Kept By
VIM. II. Gilmore on Main st., Bloomsbury,
who never fails to keep all the luxuries Of
the season.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-25

~ FlRE.-A largo Gre took place in
Pittston on Saturday last, which resulted in
the entire destruction Of Hughes Ale Brew
ery. The loss is estimated at $4,000; in
sured for $3S, 900.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-25

~ J. Fl. MAIzE advertises groceries,
-four, feed, provisions, &C., in another co.,
umn Of to,day's DEMOCRAT. He keeps the
Mammoth Grocery in Shivc's Block, and
offers to the public the best article Of -four,
provisions and groceries in the MARKET
Give him q call.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-25

~ The work on the new st. PauPs
Episcopal church progresses slowly but
surely, but enough is now built to convince
Any sensible observer that the building will
ts one Of exceeding beauty.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-25
BUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned Administrator OF the Esth," o.
Ilenjn min Fowler, lnir OfCrntre township Co'umbin
county deceased, will offer at public sale, on the
premise, on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER IA, 1868,
eertnin lot ot land, st uaie in Centre iwp contain
cd n FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, Carpenter Shop,
D,nk barn. md other Outbuildings.
The iaud Is in good state OF cultivation ana 10
desirable property.
anie to ron,mence at 10 o'clock n. m, Of said day
when conditions will he made known
THOMAS q FOWLER.
MOORE CREVELlNG,
Cspy, Pa, Oct. ~, 1858. EUensors.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-25

~ The editor Of the Berwick Gazette
was robbed last week Of lot Of nice winter
apples by breaking into his kitchen. This
villain must have been one Of the meanest
Of thieves who would steal from On editor
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-25
DR.. Harvey's
GOLDEN FEMALE PILLS,

FIVE DOLLARS A ROx. t.i
are intended for special requiring more power
ful medieinc. They are four degrees stronger than
iha ordinary kind aud are perfectly harmless and
reliable. .
then, by return all, postpaid and secure from Oh
servation On receipt Of the money
viii also send an Illustrated cad CONFIDENTIAL
Circular TO Ladies on application. =.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-25
Auditors Notice.
Estate of .J1caJ Wcnner, deceoset

The undersigned, Auditor appointed nv urphaa's
Court of columbia county. 10 Distribute ass,ts in
III" hands Of the Of said estate hereby
gives notice thar be- will meet the parties int rested
on Wednesday the fnurih day OF >"v"nhr IS'i" nj
10 o'riok a. H.. Gf .ad DAY, az m. "c" IN Booms'g 70
present their claims before the saii AZ UIT nc ~.
barred from coming ~ for u spaTa 0' su'h s.ris
c nhEkLES.
Sent 9J I5ljs-3w A,.,tur