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DiSPEEsARY, FO2 WOMEN AM
" CHILDREN,
Corner of Fourteenth id N streets.

Corner of Fourteenth add streets.
This Dispensaty 10 In connection with COlu'n,
bia hospital, and is opened for the treatment Of
ont -douf patients, who an. supplied with MUdieiur
Medical aud Surgical treatm, ~ FREQ.
Patients who Hrr about to be confined 1"l desire
to be attended vt their own homes. but Suu are
unable Ia pay rGr DE services Of competent Eudi1A
practitioner, will be furnished with medical atau
the Hospital .th tho matrOn.
HouRs OP ArrgSDAsGE AT TsE pIsPhHsART
Mondays, from - i..,,.,.,.,,.PrUi. 4, Howard.
Wednesday,, from tJi.u.Prof. J. II. ThOnIhJsl,
ffluhys, from 10 ArniOTd,
Free Patients upon orders III the Honorable Soc
Rotary " the Interior, snch orders for admission
can he Obtaipnl Of tho Surgeon -in- chief, Dr. J.
THOMPSON, al his ouice, is4 l street, between
Twentieth aud Twenty hI.l ian6-dly
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PROPOSALS FOR HARD SOAR.
DRoPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.

DEPARTMENT OF SrAIE,l
juno 2, ISIS. :
Sealed proposals for furnishing Stationery for
tho year ending June ~, lsg. Will be received at
ibis Department until the 10Th day VI July, ls6s,
at 49, clock, N. w
An estimate of the quantities which will b"
needed, aud blank forms for bidding, containing
fun Information. have been prepared, which viii
bg furnished upon application.
Address "PrOpusals,' Department Of State
Washington, ID. = ju5.wiw,
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- UsirgD STATES PAIgsr Orr

WAsHlkuTOs, May 3D. 1905.
On tho petition Of HoRATIo n. GANBRELL, Of
Ba Itimore, Nd, aud THOMAS D. BoSD, OF WASH
inbtOn, d. C., administrator Of the estate OF
Sin giston i. Bnrgeo deceased, prayng for the *
GsIibs III aud Singleton =; Burge9, the Hth day Of
February, 1855, debated the I'D day Of August,
1854, and reissued the l7th day Of November, 1851
for an Improvement In Carding Machiue, for
seven years from the expiration ol said patent,
which takes place on the "a day q husast, ISIS
Patent Once on MONDAY. the Sd day Of August
next, at CLOCK, m. aud al persons are nothsd
to appear And show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
In the Patent Office their objections, specially set
forth In writing ut least t1etg days before the Jay
ofhearing; all testimony filed by either party to be
used at the said hearing, must be taken and trans
mitted In accordance with the rules OF tho once,
which will DO furnished on application. :.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon a. tes-
timony, must be nled ia Tie once tpsnty days before
the day Of hearing the arguments, ifany within ten
days after hling tho testMOly. .
Ordered, also, that this polce be published In tho
RePuBLiCLH aud tho Iatsiiigsacer, Washington,
d. C., and In the Inerinon. Baltimore, Nd ,
once week for three successive weeksI the hrst o
said publications to be at least sixty days pEsSiou'
to tho day oI hearing, A. NJ. STOUT,
my2O-fhA Acting Commissioner oi Patsuts.
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
HRhD9'Rs DRrARTMESr OF TnE PLATED
CHEF QuAErEkMAHTFK' OFFtcE, 7
OMAHA, SEnRAsKA, June %, lSs,
Scaled bids, IN duplicate, with gnaranic" signed
by two FOspOV sibiG persons. not bidder, and nc.
c6mpanud ~ dupr-It II fl,UOJ, wi II be received
uutii " y'CtNk a. IN, uu FRIDAY, july 10 lH'S,
Tor the delivery uf 80 1900. 49,
1850 BUSHELS COAL.
(Sj pounds To- tho hushrl,)
AT CAMP DOUGLAS, UTAH.
Bids Will be received for auy portion Of the sup
The delivery OF the supplies to commence upon
H. prrIruiug Of the contracts, aud one fourth Of
tho whole amount To lie delivered each month until
tho delivery II completed,
Fun conditions will be made known aud blank
bNd, fuTnis shed on application at this Office
Ma from contractors aud bidders who have here
not be Cuu-id. red,
By order VI Dreyet Major General Augur,
WIN. MYERS,
icen.td Dyt Orig. Don. , ChIef QuarteTnkster.
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THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA.
VIA PANAMA OK NICARAGUA.
SAILING PRoM NEW YORK
March 9th and 18th; April 9Th and 18th; May 9Th,
18th aud 18th
With New Steamships Of the First Glass.
PASSAGE LowBR THAN BIT ASI OTHER LINE.
For information address D. N. DARLINGTON,
Agent, III West street, Sowfork.
W. H. wRBB, President CHAs. DANA, Vice Pres.
Oeee-M Exchange Place. New York.
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRIGT
L NE LnlIMlLIL

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
j Of COLUMBIA.
James p,"1 1. '',''' lsO Equity DoeAe's
bury Lloyd, Trustee In this cause, having re.
ported that be had sold part VI lots (N0. - 10
square mo. OOp with the improvements, to Daniel
Rawingsfor ~ SO, and part " let tSO 81 In square
mo SD with the improvements, to John h, HGT.
rell for 81 OI5 tbOing the same property dehcrbed
10 the proc" llngs,) pursuant ~ the decree, and
!lsi TIC said Rswlins' and ARIEL had complied
il is his glj day of June, A. D. 1868, ordered by
tho Court that the said salc- be, sud the game
hereby ratified and con ARMED unless cause to the
contrary Il shown before the 18th day Of July,
lSs provided copy ~ this oTlhr be Published III
tho NAtIuSAG EEPu gLlcAS once u week IOr three
successive weeks before saId day
a true soIY-test A, d. VLIN. .JusIcc,
Il. J, NEIGs, Clerk. ,Ie2I.w3w
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pRoPosALs FOR THE. IMPROVEMENT OF
L oGDBNsBURG HARBoR. N,

-
oswpSc, Il H. T.. June !, is. ,
S Il. S HsSg S aeGlSSsSS Y rSS'sss
for deepening By dfedaiss The haiSor q oGdens::
Ss,f y s, As i;i s; Sis'' 'ss
sss ISs f,Ss4 s ss:f ss; ] y, s S.
iisht, house, wher. about l9oo cubic yards Of hard
Section ii. Bstwson The bridge, The ferry wharf
a slSS fG aad small nus b
.eSWs .S must b. dumped at least half nIis Seiew
tho outer bar, In deep water, at point to DO
The work must.be commenced a. soon as pos
long e.possible hi. season, and completed by the
Saors must PiSSS.o 70, shS wA2ls wSrk C,AS S
quantities named s6SyS will be used in calculating
VI 3D. must be mads upon printed blanks, which
ones which must be properly oiled up and signed
Once viii be given 70 bidders. but ali wishing l.
contract are psrticulariy requested I, examine al
ogdensburS before sending In 'heiT o'ss' pIryr-
Lieut.. Col. Engineers. Brcuet Col. U, 5. A.
DR0POsGLs FOR COAL AND WOOD.
SENATE or THE UNITED sTArEs,)
wABniNIrOS, June Is, 1865
Sealed proposals will DO received At this "fic'
until IL m, Of Monday, July Is next, for the de
livery Of, to the senate OF the United States,
SO tons (2,ew touuds) ofbest White Ash Furnace
Coal
Also, 100 cords uf best Bakers Pine Wood, ant
% cords Of good murchanable Oak wood.
The coal to be thoroughly screened; the woo'
well seasoned, and tho whole packed away In tn
Senate vaults under the direction Of the chief Gu
gineer or assistant, who will also weigh tho Goa
GEORGE T. BROWN,
jela-dtd Sergeant at Arms.
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PAYNAGrER' OFPIrR,l
pORrsMorrH, n H. June -, lsds.
Sealed Proposals. to furnish the following ar
ticr- III be reeeiv cd at this nee until II clock,
ut moon, on tho 6rst day Of July, At which time
the bids will bs opened.
Proposals must be endorsed "PropoEsls for
supplies Advertised" that they may be distin .
gui-hsd from other business letters, aud directed
t. Payma-tcr J. N. Carpenter, Portsm1u 9TH, N. II.
All articles TO be OF the k-st quality, FREQ from
defects, to be delivered at the Navy Yard, Ports.
month, n. H., In good order and condition, free Of
expense to the Government, and subI-ct to inspsc-
tlon aud measurement according to tho rules
adopted by the Navy Department.
The right reserved to reject all bids eonsid-
cred sx1rbtznt or much above the market rates.
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PROPOSALS FOR HAY.

PROPOSALS FOR HAY.
CHIEF QUARrBRxAsTBE's OFFtCR,)
DISTRICT or NEw Mexico, ,
SANTA fE, n. M, June 2, lsss.
Scaled proposal, in trpitcAtS, will be received
at this JHlec uatl y . clock noon. MONDAY, Jdly
-, 1865, for the delivery Of
800 tons Of Hay nj Fort Marcy, Santa Fe. New
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glaaashnrs 2ematrat.
Wcdncsday. July Is. 1868.
NOTICE.

After the Goth Of August next we will not
send out the DEMOCRAT to any Of our sub
scribers who have not paid their subscrip-
tons. All the material used is cash in
advance besides all the labor we employ
is paid for in cash as it is performed. When
q subscription hangs over year, the little
profit we would have upon it, if paid in adj
vance, is lost. 1t is lost in this way: We
have invested that money in material and
labor and laid year out of it, thus losing
the use Of the cost Of paper, besides the
small fractional profit. On one subscription
the profit would be small, but in the aggre-
gate, (say two thousand suhscribers) it would
amount to snug sum of money to the edi-
tor. Those in arrears will please heed this
notice, and attend to their subscriptions in
time.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
AT PRIVATE SALE.

The undersigned offers his farm consisting Of lfly.
four acres for Sale. II is pleasantly situated IN
Madison township Columbia county, near Eyars
Mill. The lund ~ nearly all cleared and In good
state Of cultivation The buildings are good sized
tw0 story house md good new frame havn. Fifteen
acres Of good timber land There ase severa, sptngs
Of wntcr on the .placc and we'll Of water NJ the
door Of the dwelling.
nice young orchard has been lately planted and
will bear fruit In u short time. . II.
Possession will b0 given In fifteen days notice.
and iG desired stock Rnd all sold, rerus easy Ap.
ply Ia q. G. Barkley, Bloomsburg. Pa.
WILLIAM Y. KESTER.
lime o.. 1SG8-4W
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Bv virtue of writ Of Fieri Factas issued out Of
the Court OF Common Pleas 10 me directed VIII DO
exposed public sale on this premites on Ic.scAy,
Juiy i4th 1905 a. one o'clock IN the attsFnoon sns
Al, thai csrni lot OF piece of ground situate In
tho Borough of Centraiia In The County OF ColuMbia
and the State Of Penusyvania, situated and 'yins w.
following Beginning at stake " the west side Of
Locust Avsnua, thence south three degrees eas
twoety Ave feet thence south eahty.seven degr ees
vest one undred aud forty feet to an alley thence
aiong said slleyinorh three degree: west, tweny.
hundred and forty feet t0 tho place Of beginning ana
bcng the lot marksdin tho general plan Of snid bor
0ugh with the number two In block one hundred ana
Seized taken In excc:ion and TO bs sold ~ thc
property Of Edwin James. An,
lime II. IsOs sheriff.
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PLASTER FOR SALE.
HOOP SKIRTS
6.HS
Gas.

WM. 7. HOPKINS "own make" Of "Keys tone
skirts" are the best and cheapest low priced hoop
.kirts in the IN lrket Trail skirts, 25 springs 81.
30 springs 81 and ~ springs Si.45 Plain skirts
tapes 30 springs 10 cents IS springs rs cents; 30
springs, sil5; and 80 springs, Sl.25. Warranted in
every respect
Our own make" Of "Union Skirts" eleven tape
trails from 90 to so springs, 81 " to $50 Plain,
SIX tapes, ~ 20 50 springs. from 05 cents to % So
Thess skirts are heter than hose sold by other ~
adjustments as rst class goods, and at much lower
prices.
'Our own m.ke' or ''cl,ampion skirts" are In ev-
cry way superior to all other Hoop skirts before the
public aud only have TO be examined or worn to con.
vnoe every Que Of tho fact. Manufactured Of the
best linen finished ERglish steel springs, very .upe.
rior tapes and the style oi the metnic fastentngs
aud manner Of securing them surpnss for durability
and excellence any 0her skirt Ia this county. and
lighte elastic. will longer Give more
tisiact ion, and really cnrapef than all others
Every lady should Try them. They ure being sold
extensively by Merchants throughout this and the
adjoining Htates at very moderate prices. II you
want tho beat ask for "iopkiu's Championi ekirt'
II you do not find them, get the merchant with whom
you deal to order them for lyou coma or send d.
rect tons Merchants will find our different ern,les
Of skirtsexactly what they need, and we especially
invite then 10 call and eGanne our extensive ussort.
,ncnt. or send for wholesale price list.
he had ut retail at Manu- fac tory and of the retail
trade generally, and at wholesale OF the
only 10 whom orders should be addressed.
Manufactoryi and salesvooin. B28 Arch street, bc
mar4.6a ION wM. r. HOPKINS.
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Germantown Telegraph.
A Family and an agricultural Journal

Devoted to choice Literature including Poetry.
Novclctts. Tales, and Moral and Entertaining Read
ing generally In the Literary Depart ncnt ~e shall
present the choicest varieties within the reach OF
our extended meuns. The Novcletts, Tales. Poetry,
etc., shall he supplved from the best aud highest
sources. and be equalto anything tobe found in my
Journal or napaZine. ." .
Agriculture aud Horticulture. embrac ing Farming.
Gardening, Fruit Naising, etc Our lahore in this
departmen, for over thirty years have met the cor.
dial appreciation ofthe public Our purpose has bech
10 furnish useful and reliable Information upon these
very important branches Of industry and TO project
them so far as within our power against the false
doctriues and selfish purposes Of the many empercs
aud sensation adventu by which farmer ~ incss
sanity assailed. This portion Of the Germantorn
Telegraph II lone worth the price Of subscription
NEWS DEPARTMENT.-Tle same industry, care
and discrimination In gathering and preparing the
stirring events Of the Day. EXPRESSLY for this papsr
which hi therto has been OF its marked feature
giving such universal satisfaction, will be continued
with redoublcd efforts 10 meet the increasing de-.
mands Of the public.
TERMs.-Tw0 dollars and fifty cents per annum.
No orders received without the cash and all subscrip
Ons stopped at the end Of the time paid for SpeCi
iren nunilcrs sent Address
PHILIP r. FREAs,
Editor and Proprietor,
June II. 1863. Germnnt wn. Philadelphin. Pa.
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III. 9. HOVER
hss opened drst.cisss Fft71f

hss opened . arst.eisss stnDgf =
BOOT. sHoE. HAT AND CAP sYuRI.
a the old stand on Main sWses. Nioonpburs. His
stock eonposed " the vary Iatsst aud best styles
ever offered 10 thu cltizrns Of coiumbiy County.
iia can secommodats tha public with the following
kinds and at cheap prIess'
Mems ehll bouts, nns, msn's Kip, double sole.
Boys ehilds boots Mems glove hid. Congress, &c.
Mems glove Md Bnmovai Shoes. Mems. woinens
boys and misses glove Md inslinR gaiieIn Womsns
glove Kids, very hno. Women's 6ne goat morocco
balnsrals. Woinen's mems morocco aud calf shoes,
common shoes. Misses snd chiid1 shines. Mems,
wOmen'., misseh', boys, and chiid's slippers, He
also kceps grcnt variety Of .iHIl -sN
HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS
OF every kind. at tho lowest prices. both for cash
and connivy pr0dnce. I,N M Hl
Remember the attraction 10 In our goods. D nj
be alarmed at tho cry Of high prices, but Gull and
see for yourselves Respectfully,
eept. 4. 1867. H.tf gn u.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NEW REMEDY IN CoNsUMPTioN.-A Phy.it.
Seouent bieediugs OF The lungs, CIV red himseif win
n medicsne unknown 10 tie profession when his
appeared hcpss I, s. ouy W. py.i'aS X. naS
rnnw,cdrc m ~ yir,ues M he Gnu ascrbe the de-.
s,ce Of health he now enjoys 10 nothing hut ths uss
Of hs medirine and nothing but utter despair ps Snr
,,, , ~ rorsJence IN all others induced him to
%n.arS M @ .hs 81 sxpSriaent 10 those suffering VIII, Any
disease Of ths lungs he profrrsa treatment no com e.
IDENTITY believes viii eradicate s, .ns v l.nS
'or c'eu'a' VI uR' u, ROyLsTON JACKSON, y
No $50 North Tenth isircet, fhi'Sde'u'''s'
June I'd, leGs-Iy.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

gentleman who in early lif, was a victim TO il,a
debasing vice SO common 10 youth. which resulted
in Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions and
Nervous Pr0siration and calne nea ending hts days
IN hopeless misery. After using numerous reine.
dics without SUCCESS. he obtained IRON friend some
simple rules and prescriptions that afecte" n per.
nianeht cure. On behalf Of suffering br' anity he
will send the same free Of charge TO all who may
desire II. address EnGaR TREMAINE.
Station D, Bible House. New York.
NOvrmbprG a. ls6, ~
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NEW DENTIST.

Never wait for the toothache before Won co 10 the
DENTIST.
DR.. :. r. ClIALFANT, the new Dentist ~ Blooms.
burg, wants persons 10 romc aud get their teeth cx
amincd, aud he advised how t0 take care Of Them
Persons having decay ed teeth, aud believing tool,
filling to he but ot little account he IL particularly
anxious TO see.
risk IN giving him call.
Nitrous Oxide Gas. ar Ether admins tered for OK.
t,aciing teeth without pain,
Office opposite i.owenburg's Clothing store Eloon-.
burg Pa.
May 9lth SIis
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~ DEAFNESS BLINDNESS AND CATARRn treated
win the utmost success by j. ISAACS, NJ. n, Ocust
and Aurist Formerly of ieydcn, Ilollandl. No. Gus
Arch Street. Philadelphia, Testimonials from the
nj his Office The Medical faculty are invited 10 nc
oon,pany their patients, hr has no secrets In hi3
practice. ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted wh0t pny
No char rce for examination Nov. l3, Ist7.-Iy
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DEAFNESS. BLINDNESS.

And Catarrh, treated with the utmost success, by
lsAACS, NJ. d.. Ocuiist and Aurist formerly ofLey.
den, Hoiland) No. Gus Arch st,tet. PHiIAD'A.-
Testimonials, from the mos, reliable sources in the
City and Country can be at his office. The med.
ica faculty invited 10 accompany their patients.
as he has no secrets in his practice ARTIFICIAL
EYES, inserted without PAIN. No charge Tor exam.
ination. GAprii 25. Is66-iy
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rB- PERSONS inclined to follow the old
fashion of having little something good"
for harvest, will find the very thing at the
liquor store Of our townsman, Nh. ID. W.
Robbins
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility. Premature Decay, and all the effects of
youth ful iudscreOn. will, for the sake of suffering
humanity, send free to all who need II, the recipe
aud dirrclisns for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers " islin. to profit by
the advertisers experience, can do by addressing
81 perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN. ~ Ceda
Street New York. MAY 20. Is67
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p6y- THE names of the Democratic NOM
inees for President and Vice President will
be found at the masthead of this paper,
and not in the advertising department.
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rD" An old grammarian description Of
warm weather applies very well to the pres
cnt season. Hot, hotter, hottest hotten-
tisimo, hottentisimus, hot as an oven; hot
as t,co ovens hot as h.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-07-15

gV~ THAT sound .imerican Jou,nal Of
Horticulture, published in Boston, is on our
tablefor July. IF We are any judge at all
of what constitutes iirst-clasj journal, de-
voted to the cause this one is, VIC shall pro-
nounce the American .Ionynal of Uorticut-
tue the best published in the United States
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-07-15

n6r TIE improvements on the Court
House are making good progress, and the
addition, it is expected, will be ready for use
by September Court
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NJ etalic or Other Coffins.
OWEN HOUSE.
BERWICK, PA.
T.. Bent. TaylOr. PrOprietor

The proprietor bcgs leave to inform the public ta,
he has laken charge Of this weil.knOwh House
which has Of late Undergone complete change in
both ITS exterior and interior appearance. making
the House IN every respect more comic rable and
inviting to the travelling publ ic as wei us i,s local
pair 0nage. The present proprietor will spare u
pains to continue this Housa what it ias BEEN viz
A we'll conducted House Of eHtertainment for th
travelling public and ali others whose business trans
actions have made them guests. TApril Is, ISIS
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To the Public.

The undersigned respectfully informs his old friends
AMI custoncrs that he has fitted his CardIng Ma.
CHIMES, ind IL now reany to bO wool rarding good
order. When good clean and well prepared wool is
sent me. my p ltrons may look for good roles.
PULLING, COLORlNG and dressing CloIh. done
10 order. Wool left at iiartmaus Store, Boomshurg,
will be taken and returned every two three weeks
with bill ofwork The pay be lcft at ilartmans.
Wool left at Orangevi,Ic, at either OF the stores
will be attended to promptly.
No wool wagon il running for me this summer
only to Bloomsburg ard oraucevillc. for the accom-
mediation Of those al distance.
GEOR3E VANCE,
Juno IL. 1868. Near Orangeville.
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s0PoTATo PRospECr - Reliable reports
from our own and neighboring counties, as
far as heard from, are favorable to good
crop OF potatoes this year. Last year the
frequent and heavy rains seriously damaged
the crops, and in some of the eastern coun-
ties Of Pennsylvania, farmers did not raise
enough for home use. The consequence was
high prices all through the fall and winter.
The early crop this summer is coming into
our markets in such quantities us must soon
effect reduction in prices.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-07-15

s0- SEYMOUR stock is quoted in CITY,
town, and country ut 303, fifteen per cent.
higher than gold erer ,cas.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-07-15

DENrIsTRY.-Dr Chalfant, a highly ac-
complished dentist, possessing large business
capacities, has lately located in this town,
for the purpose of engaging in his profess
ion. His work, for superior mechanism,
perfect adjustment, and perfectly natural
appearance, is greatly admired, and places
him in the highest scale of his profession.
His business Office is ON Main street, below
Market.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-07-15

pSC THE thermometer on Sunday last,
in New York city, stood at 80 degrees IN
the shade; in Bloomsbury, 9Sa.
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sI" FROM information received. it seems
probable that the great Schuylkill County
'sTRIKE is about to hit Columbia cuuny.
We are told that on Monday last Il ga.lg of
strange men made their appearance at Cat
awssa and informed the hands employed
'ehere that they must quit work. 1t is not
understood that they effected their object.
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.BN" PAINFUL ACCIDENT Monday
last ED. RAwN, clerk at the Exchange Hotel,
in this town, while handling pistol, shot
himself in the left hand the bullet entering
the inside of the hand near the joint of the
index finger, where it lodged, imbedded in
and about the bone. 1t was very painful
wound, but Ed. bore up we'll under the diff
cult and severe operation which was made
necessary.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-07-15

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ing and gents furnishing goods to be found
at the clothing emporium Of A. j. Evans,
Just suit the times, while the prices are SO
low that every one can wear good cloth
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