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WANTED
Wanted,

"A young man IL to 20 years old in wholesale
dress z; o. Box 2O9s, giving name and residence
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Brick House for Sale.

4 LOT Of land on Cross street. Enquire Of Edward
"A Howe No. "A Danforth street, or OF Il. j. Libby
No. 146 Middle street. mav14dtt ~
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FOR, SALE =

NHEAP for Casn. Lot OF Land Store and Houst
Othereon in Cape Elizabeth (KDightvillel
Call at the premises and inquire OF
mar2dtf b. CIJMMJNGg
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Public Notice.
For Sale!

HORSE, Wagon and Harness for sale cheap, at
Ill jy22d1ws 192 Fore st.
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Is published every day (Sundays ezcepted) by
tho
Portland Publishing Co.
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So 80 year; if paid in advance, at $500
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in every part OF the State) for S1.00 per square
for first insertion, and 80 cents per square for
each subsequent insertion.
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On the line of some Railroad
ASfA- " running into Portland, small farm
MIlE3E&R ct from 20 to 80 acres, good build
"a 1Ill3 ings, tor which the highest price in
-4dea6cash - cash will be paid. Apply to
r. GAGE, Real Estace Agent
1y2sdlw "a Centre street, Portland.
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salesman Wanted.
A FIRST-CLASS Salesman in q DIV Goods store
AApply to L. d. sTKOUr, 331 C5ugress ST.
yS-couZW" Portland.
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NAME into my enclosure Tuesday, July 2Cth,
~ one red Cow, about ten yelrs DID, with rope on
ner neck; the owner is requested to pay charles and
take her away. .JOIi REED
WestbroOk, July 81. jy2sdst%
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Town NOMINATIONS the Dem
Eratic nominating election held Satur-
Fy afternoon last, at the Court House,
Pc following persons were placed in
|Omination for the several town offices
be filled at the election on Tuesday
Iext:
Justice Of the Pedce-Hiram G. Hover.
Consta6te-Martin 9. Woodward.
ASSeSSor-John X. Grotz.
assistant ASSeSSOr-Frederick G. Eyer.
SchooL DirectOr-Charles w. Miller.
I0,en AuditorS-John b. Casey, b.
rank Zarr.
FOR EAST BLoOMsBURG.
yudge Of ElectiOn-John Laycock.
hspector-John G. Jones.
FOR WEST BLOOMSBURY.
yua9e OF Etection-John j. Barkley.
,rnnSpector- ~ Moses Coffman.
ine following Democratic Town Com
Hi,lee was chosen for the ensuing year:
n, Little, Simon @. Shive and VIM
,hEPUBLICAN NoMINATIoNs.-
Unowing are the nominations made
.he Republicans at their meeting or
uesday night last: Justice of thu
Rsace, j.. M. Chemberlin Constable
tsszer ss'zer Leacock Assessor, Jos. Sharp
[And5, asst Assessor, Samuel Shatier
'Eebnalfors, L. p. Lutz, f. z. Drinker
|FlacC,1Il Director, j. X. Edgar; Judge o
|lnsspu.olons-West Ward, Caleb Barton
EEaspt pVWHlor, NOR, j M. Chemberlin; Judge
lor' '' ward, Elisha @. Barton Inspec
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SAW AND LATHE MILL.

nd a never failing spring of water. Also a
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Vigilance Committee,


BEAvER-F. L. shuman. Moses schlicher, G. p.
Dreisbach.
BENToN-I, X, Krickbaum, T. B. Cole, John
McHenry.
BERWICK BORA. d. seeley, Isadore Cham
MISREPRESENTATION Smith, Samuel Kechner,
George NJ. Bower.
BLOOM E.-David Lowenberg, @. M. Brown,
BLOOM w.-samuel wilkins c. G. Barclay, w.
G. Mckinney.
CENTRALIA-D. w. Lanihan, Edward Curley.
CoSYEomAM Mr. Thornton, Chas. Dougher-
ty, Patrick Shaughessy.
Patrick Burk
CATAwIssA--M. V. B. Kline. Stephen Baldy,
Adam Fetterolf
CENTRE-Hiram schweppenheiser, Samuel
FIsHINGcREEK- j. McHenry, NJ. A, Am
norman, Hugh Mcbride.
FRANKLIN-Moses McHenry, Christian Artley
.9REENwooD-Jacob s. Evans, Isaac A. Dewitt
HEMLoSKnWm; IIts, H. Shoemaker, David wag.
.JAcKsoN-George Herleman, NJ. Savage, VIM.
Young.
LocusT-Gera Hover, Elias Greasy, Yelling
MAINE-U. ]. Campbell, John Nuss, william
Longenberger.
MiFFLINeDantel A. Hess, Samuel Nuss, Sam.
Mt. PLEAsANT--Jno. Mordan, Thomas welli-
yer, jackson Ikeler.
MADIsoN-Richard Fruit, Lewis Schuyler, John
Allen.
,MoNToUR-Evan welllver, Peter A. Evans,
Noah Mouser.
oRANGE~John Snyder, o. A. Mcgargell, Hiram
X. Kline.
pINE-L A. German, John Lore, Valentine
Wintersteen.
- RoAnINGcREEK-John Maurer, Amsey Craig,
scoTr-oscar Ent, J; NJ: Rice, Henry A. Oman.
w. B. KO0NS, Chairman.
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The MALARIAL SEASON. An
exchange remarks that accounts from
various parts of the country concur
in representing the presence of an
unusual degree of miasmatic poison
in the atmosphere. With the ad.
vance of the autumnal season there
are always indications of miasmatic in.
fluence, but they seem TO be more wide.
spread this season than usual, and TO
be marked by greater intensity. The
fervid heat OF the days and remarkably
cool nights combine to increase the
power of malaria. In the Southern
cities yellow fever appears to be more
prevalant than for years past, while in
the Northern seaboard cities we have
more OF fever and ague, bilious and in
termittent fever. The evident exist
ence in the atmosphere to an unusual
degree of those elements which con-
spire to produce disease, render neces-
sary more than ordinary precautions for
the preservation of health. The condi.
ton OF the weather, as source of dis
ease, must be aggravated by want of
cleanliness in streets and alleys. Where
vegetable refuse is permitted to mingle
with water in the cutters, or unwhole-
some garbage exposed to the heat of the
sun, all the materials are at hand to
breed epidemics. Borough officers
should exert vigilance in the proper
departments for the publication of pub
lie avenues as well as alleys and sewers,
and citizens should cooperate in work
SO important to the common health. 1t
is also dictate of prudence that indi-
viduals should as far as possible, avoid
exposure TO the direct rays of the sun by
day, and to the dews which fall so copi-
ously by. night. The clothing, when
practicable, should also be carefully
adapted to the changes of the weather
In the East Indies the wearing of
flannel even in the warmest seasons,
next to the skin, is said to have been
found useful as protection against the
iever5 of that region. In our own rural
districts, exposed to malaria, the light.
ing of fires early in the morning and
also at night, has been looked upon as
tending to prevent disease. Regularity
in all the habits, and the avoidance of
excess, always of Importance TO health,
are, in such condition of the atmos.
phere as now exists, Indispensable.
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BURNING MINEs.-The fire, which
has been raging in the mines connected
with two shafts of slope of the Penn
sylNania Coal Company's works at Pitts
ton for three months past, has at last
been subdued, and work has again COM
menced at the two shafts. This was
perhaps the most serious mine conha-
grafton ever known in this country it
suspended the production of about 700
tons of coal per day.-Scranto's Repub-
(ican,
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I'll 900 Il + " A Z d

$1,000 FR, p E 5nv W case A r sr p Blind Bleeding
Itching or lcerated Piles that DE BING's PILE
REMEDY fails to cure. 1t is prepared expressly
to cure the Piles and nothing else, and has cured
cases of over 20 years standing. Sole by all
Druggists.
VIA FUGA.
De Blng's Via Fuga is the pure juices of Banks
Herbs, Roots, and Berries, for
CONSUMPTION.
Inflammation of the Lungs: all Liver Kidney,
and Bladder diseases organic Weakness, Female
Atii ctions, General Debility, and all complaints
of the Urinary Organs in Male and Female. pro-
ducing Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Gravel, Dropsy
and scroiula, which most generally terminate in
Consumptive Decline. IL purifies and enrich es
the Blood, the Biliiary, Glandular and Secretive
System; Corrects and Strengthens the Nervous
and Muscular forces; IT acts like a charm ON weak
nervous, and debilitated females, both young
and old None should be without it, Soli every
where. LABoRAroRY-li2 Franklin st., Bati-
more, Nd. laug57Oly.
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Meetings

The following Democratic meetings
will be held at the times and places
mentioned:
lola, Friday evening, October 7th.
Beaver Valley, (Shuman's) Friday
evening, October 7th.
Benton, Saturday afternoon, October
Slh.
Slabtown, Saturday evening, October
9Th.
Jerseytown, Saturday evening, Octo-
Der Sth.
w. B. KOONS,
Chr. Dem. Stand. Com.
Bloomsburg, Sept. %, 1870.
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DUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
In pursuance of an Order of the Orphans Court
OF Columbia County. Ia, on THURSDAY, OC-
TOBER nth 1870, at ten o'clock in the forenoon
Martha ID. NanderSlice and VIM. j. IIidlay, ad.
OF Mount Pleasant township, in said county de
ceased, VIII expose to public sale, the undivided
onc-half of ali that certain
MESSUAGE OR TRACT OF LAND,
situate in Orange Town, hip, in said County,
bounded by lands of the Heirs of Archihaid
Henry, Heirs of Jacob EycIhart and lands OF Isu-
iah Hagenbuch, Dan.ci L. EYCrhurt, and Peter
Schug. containing
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES.
Late the estate of said deceased.
w. il. ENT, Clerk
E0-CoNpITIoNs OF SALE.-Ten per cent Of one
fourth of the purchase money to be paid by the
purchaser ut The striking down OF the property
One-iourth less the ten per cent TO be paid at the
continuation of the sale. The balance to be paid
IN one year from the confirmation of sale, with
interest irum the time the purchaser gets possess
SION OF the said premises. All the graIz in the
remain ON the premises. p, sseSsion OF tie prem
ises 10 be given on the first day Of NuII \. D.,
lb7l. MARTHA ID. VNEpIhSLItE,
WILLIAM j. IIuLAN,
Executors.
Al 50 AT the same time and place, the re-
naming one htlf Of said tract OF land which is
now owned by the said Martha j. Nandersicc,
Upon said tract there are two large apple or
chards, well of good water, house, barn, and
acres of good timber land. Conditions Of sale of
this undivided one-hnlf will be made known on
day of sale. MARTHA u. NANDERSLICE.
september %, 1870
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n L N Il l S II n Y.
II. c. HOVER, DENTIST,

Respectfully offers his professional services to
the ladies and gentlemen of bloomsbury and vi
cinity, lie Is prepared to attend TO all the vari.
Gus operations in the line of his profession, and
is provided with the latest improved PoRCELAIN
TEETH which Will be inserted on gold plating
silver and rubber base to look as well as the nat
ural teeth. Teeth extracted by all the new and
most approved methods, and all operations on
the teeth carefully and properly attended TO.
Residence and office few doors above the
Court House, same side.
RloOmsDurg Jan.3I. 6Stf
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Ghe columbian.
Bloomsbury, Friday, Oct. z, 1870.

LOCAL INFORMATION. Persons in the
various towns and other localities of
Columbia county will very much oblige
rs by transmitting statements of local
events whenever occurring In their
vicinity. No attention need be paid to
The form, or words In which conveyed, +,
ls II Is only the points of information
hat are needed. IF.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

MY FRIEND, stop that terrible cough
if you would avoid consumptive's
grave. This you can do by using DR..
Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical
Discovery. For curing all throat,
bronchial and lung diseases il has never
been equaled. Pimpes on the face,
Eruptions, Biotches and all Scrofulous
diseases are cured by this wonderful
and most valuable medicine. Sold by
druggists. Beware of Counterfeits.-
Observe that DR.. Pierce's private Gov
ernment Revenue Stamp is on each
bottle.
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NTIDMYER & JACOBY

w EXCHANGE BLOCK, BI.OOMSBURG,PA.
are agents for the sale of " Brockway's" Justly
Will sell MS cheap as country brewed ales; Who'll
and half barrels constantly on hand This ale
is brewed by William f. BrOckway, 3l5 10 325
East Eleventh Street, New York City.
Blooms burg, June TO- lS70-t-:
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HANDSoME.-Eno Jacoby has entire
ly remodelled his Restaurant and fitted
it up in the style of the best City club
rooms. Ample accommodations have
been provided on the first floor for sup
per rooms for gentleman, and the sec
ond story has been reserved for the use
of ladies. This isa much needed i'm
provement, as, up to this time, there
could enjoy an oyster supper.
rooms are in most excellent taste and
reflect much credit on Mr.. Jacoby. Such
HUe men deserve public appreciation.
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DROWN'S FAST FREIGHT

FROM PHILADELiH TO BLooMsBUkG
and intermediate points. Goods forwarded with
care and despatch and at low rates.
Goods, at Philadelphia, must be delivered al
Bilner Co.'S, sll Market street, For full par
ticulaIs, apply TO -..
JAlO SCHUYLER, Proprietor,
Aug, 2O.'C9-u. H. Depot, Bloomsburg, Pa
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E M. KNORR,

IL. Having purchased the stock of the old Key
stone Shoe store, and added thereto large and
well selected new stock is prepared to exhibit
the best variety of
BOOTS AND SHOES
ever brought to this place. He is also prepared
TO make Boots and Shoes to order in the lates
and best styles. For cash only, In the old Pos
Office building, corner Main and Market Streets,
Bloomsburg, Pa, (sep97O-ly
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Music, instruments, Canes, &c at
Altstatts, Court House Alley.

The EXTENSION OF THE CATAwIssA
RAILRoAD-THE Work LET.-The
contract for the extension of the Cata
wissa road from Milton to WilliamspOrt
"a distance of about thirty miles-ha5
been let to Hon. George Scott, and
Messrs. b. j. McGran, r.. A. Malone
and John jameson. The work includes
grading, bridging, track laying, in fact
everything except furnishing the steel
rails. We understand that the papers
were signed yesterday evening. The
contractors being men of enlarged cX-
perience in railroad building, the work
will be pushed through to completion
with great energy and rapidity. 1t will
be done, we presume, under the super
vision of Mr. Webb, the efficient Super
intendent of the road, who is one of
the best civil engineers in the country.
- WiNidmSport STANDARD.
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CALL at G. G. Marr's if you are in
Eant of new and pretty goods at low
fices. He is just opening some of the
pest dress patterns in town. He has
eceived another large lot of Eoots,
hoes and Caters for men women and
hildren. He is selling Black Tea at
cts. per quarter and green at 80 cts.
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A NEW daily paper has been star ted
lin Hsrriburg, called the State Journal
|lt is Republican in politics but profes.
hes independence.
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PREMIUMs.-The Thomas Slate Works
4 this place were awarded three bronze
hedals at the late State Fair, for their
nperior manufactures, mantels &c.
Their competitors were from New
FORK and Vermont. This speaks well
pr the Company and is undoubted evil
lence of the excellent quality of their
IOods.
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For black silk, black or colored al
paca, french merino, Empress cloth
Changeable poplnes or plaids 90 to NJ.
Z. Lutz's.
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For SALE.-Forty shares OF stock of
he Bloomsbury Saving Fund and
Building Association, on easy terms.
inquire of Stephen Ii. Miller.
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THERE will be but one election this
year. The Democrat who cannot give
one day to his party, must not complain
ebout negro suffrage, heavy taxes, and
Kindred evils.
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RAIN.-We have had two or three
lays of rain since our last issue and
Blowing is being pushed with alacrity.
beeding may yet be done before elec-
Ion, which is time enough.
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OUR FAIR.-Visitors to the Fair
rounds would do we'll to remember
bat the ladies of st. Paul's Episcopal
hurch, will furnish the best of dinners
luring the continuance of the Fair.
Don't fail to try them.
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FRAUDULENT TICKETS have been
tent all over the county. See that you
vote the regular ticket.
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LAYING OF CORNER SroNE.--In last
feek's issue of this paper the announce
(nent was made that the German Re-
brmed Church at Numidia would be
bedicated on the 18th of this month.
This was an error and we now correct
(he statement. The corner stone of the
(hurch will be laid on the 18th of Octo.
her
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E. NJ. KNoRR still continues to add
10 his already large stock of Boots &
Seoes. He is determined to give salts.
action to all who call and examine his
|tock and cash prices.
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GOOD DINNERs.-The tables of the
hdies at the Episcopal church. will be
lpread daily, during the Fair, with the
best the markets afford. No pains will
be spared t. give satisfaction to visitors
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EXAMINE your tickets closely on elec-
hon day. Vote no ticket which does
hot contain the name of Charles b.
for Congress.
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BUCK COTTAGE COLORS,
;sEiiifs..ssls ssfli. p il -:E sf1s.!
9 q q 2>.
|l},II,, \. la{3a|si||21
4 ] kYdIl''s:a3sass Z sss

This is the most thorough blood purifier yet
discovered, and cures all hnnlOrS IRON the worst
ScrQfuiCc to n common Eruption. Ptinptes ana
BO'chCS OH tie face, and ScGly or rough ShH, Whlcn
are such annoying blemishes to many young
persons yield to the use of a few bottles of TINS
wonderful medicine. From one TO eight ootties
SaH HAetlDi, LiYSipeiaS, Scotd Head, KING
HORNS, BOiiS .ScdtV E5UptiOnS AZ Ae Skin, ScIoftd
Sores Ulcers and "CunkcT' in ne Jfouht and Son-
dch. /, is Il pure medicinal extract of native
roots and plants, combining in harmony Natures
most sovereign curative properties, which God
has inStllcd into the vegetable Kingdom for
healing the sick. 1t is great restorer for the
strength and vgOr of the system. Those VINO
are lauguid, seepless, have nC1uOuS dppTehenSiOnS
or fears, or any OF the affections sylnptomatlC OF
readiness will find convincing evidence OF its
restorative power upon trial. If you leel dhi,
GrO}rSy. dCGi1itQted and deggOndet, have frequent
TcGddcbe ttolitt tastes bGdB in the morning, tT-
.rgW'gr dIycttc and tongue coated you are sul!eT-
y from Torpid LiUcr or 'LiiioitancSs." In many
c..F., OF "LiuCr CCRpiGiHt' only part OF these
~.turt0ms are eXlerienccd. As n remedy for all
su-.4 cases, ET. pierce's Golden Medical Dlsc1N-
rl Hi,s 10 equal as il effects perfect cures, leav-
ing the liver strengthened aud healthy. For the
cure OF Ifubituul Cuustil alton OF the Bowels II
is a never failing remedy, and those who have
us ed it for This lullcSe are loud III us praise.
In bronchial, Throat ana Lang Diseases, ~ has
reduced many Truly remarkable cares, Whele
other medicines had failed. Sold by druggists
at SLOJ per bottle. PIerared at the Chemical
Laboratory Of X. Y. PIERCE, III. D.,
iZ2iO.Ir Buffalo, n. \.
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BEWARE of bogus tickets. Read your
tickets before voting.
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FOUND so new shawls suitable for
fall or winter wear at M. p. Lutz's
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OUR townsman Henry Zuppinger,
Pas received new supply of ofspectacles,
pose glasses and lenses, also clocks and
paterials for clocks and watches, which
Pe wishes to turn into money as cheap
+ possible. He is well known as SUI.
3erior hand on all kinds of watches and
Eocks, is reliable man and has large
Experience. Spectacle frames glassed,
lnd glasses framed. Very good blued
pectacles for 3S cts, others according
p quality. See his card.
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BUCKwHEAT.--This valuable crop
bas proved, in many parts of the coun-
N, almost if not quite failure. AS
hr as we have heard, the supply will be
very limited and the price will I'M
dOubtedly advance.
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A SSOCIATE JUDGE.

take this method of announcing to the pub
lie, that at the solicitation of numerous friends
l have consented to be an Independent Candi'
date for Associate Judge,
aug26'70-tt ISAAC s. MONROE.
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ORANGEVILLE STILL AHEAD.
THE NEW PENNSYLVANIA

The undersigned respectfully announce to
the Farming community that they are again in
the field with their machines for the harvest o
1870
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SEVERAL stump speakers in Brad
brd claim that in Liberty Township
llercur will receive heavy vote from
lhe Democrats. This we do not believe.
The Democracy of MOntour is made of
!terner stuff, and they are not accus-
pmed to sell their principles to man
Eho voted for negro suffrage, and for
Pie very laws Of which they complain.
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UNRIvALLED YET.-"Blood will
tell ?' say the horse fanciers, in esti-
mating the endurance OF fine animal;
and the motto is good one, outside Of
the sporting world. A pure article
intrinsically good-must distance all
competition, eventually. The success
of Udolpho Wolfe's Aromatic Schiedam
Schhapps mas induced the manufacture
of an hundred limitations; but in the
unrivalled sale of his manufactures
while Others have }hieved if at all but
II scanty success-may be found the
public appreciation of pure and
wholesome beverage.
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DRlVATE SALE

DRIVATE SALE
OF
ABLE REAL ESTATE.
The undersigned offers at private salo about
80 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND.
situate in Benton township, Columbia county
bounded by lands of Elizabeth Kline, Daniel
Shultz, Jacob Ash, Jacob Reishline and others
Fifteen Acres of which is Gle ared land. II also
contains good young orchard,
A FRAME HOUSE AND BARN
and a never falling spring of water. Also a
first class
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AGENTS 4'.;,i rs !IIlE[II lI!!l|jAiiiiIHIISgfFl
Twelve Years 'TtsSSs tsS Wild Indians &s Plains,

The wild adventures ana thrilling experiences
OF George 4. Bclden, who nTed with thirst for
knowledge of the red men, their SIl0r'S, truai-
tons, jnaTS, great btfui1 hunts dc.. LEFT homo OF
luxury, sought and Joined the Indians, became a
famous iruITj0T, hunter, and finally cbj.f of iOl
lodges. This new work replete with stirring re-
Citas of real Indian life dGTtHg deeds, haUtFtudh
escapes, amusing scenes, &C., on tinted paper, 90
spirited engraNlngs, one Of author IN hunitrs 5
dress, will be eagerly sought fOr and read WIN
ayldity. BE wide awake and send early for Illus
trutcd sample page, circular, terms and choice
Held. 4. II. HUBBARD, Publisher
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