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Patent Medicines.
II II e KI d N E Y S.

The Kidneys are two in number, situated at
the upper part of the loln, surrounded by fat,
ana consisting Of three parts, vla,' the Anterior,
the Interior, and the Exterior.
The anterior absorbs, Interior consists OF tis-
sues or veins, which serve as n deposit for the
urine and convey II to the exterior The cxCor-
ior is II conductor also, terminating in n single
tube, and called the Urcter The uretcrs are
connected with the bladder.
The bladder is composed of various coverings
or tissues divided into parts, viz; the Upper
the Lower, the Nervous, and the Mucous. The
upper expes, the lower retains. Many have n
desire TO urinato without the ability; others
urnate without the ability to retain. This fro-
queatly occurs in children.
10 cure these affections, we must bring into
action the muscles, which are engaged in their
various functions. trthoy arg neglected, Gravel
or Dropsy may cnsue.
The reader must also be made aware, that
however slight may be the attack, IT is sure to
affect the bodily health aud mental powers rs
our flesh and blood are supported from these
sources,
Gour OR EuMATIsM-Pan occurring in the
lons Is indicative of the above diseases. They
occur in persons disposed to acid stomach and
challSy con"rotions.
TIE GRAvEL.-.The gravel ensues from neg
| lect or improper treatment Of Shc kidneys
These organs being weak, the water is not eX-
PEELED from the bladder, but allowed toremain
it becomes fcverlsh and sediment forms. ltis
from this deposit that the stone is formed, and
| gravel cusues.
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Books.
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4 NEW BOOK OF the greatest interest and inn
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NEW COAL YAR r. d.

NJ + w co A l. Y A r ID.
IN THE undersigned respectfully inform the
citizens of Bloomsbury and Columbia county,
that they keep all the different numbers otstove
coal and selected lump coal for smithing purpo-
ses, on their wharf, adjoining Al'Kelvy, Neal d
Co.'S Furnace; with a good pair of Buffalo scales
Likewise a horse and wagon, to deliver coal TO
those who desire it, AS they purchase a large
amount OF coal they intend tOkeep a superior ar
tcle. and sell at the very lowest prices. Please
call and examine for yourselves before purchas-
ing elsewhere. j. W. HENDIRSHOT,
AUGUSTUS MASON.
TTNIE undersigned will take in 1X-
I change for Coal and Groceries, the following
named articles wheat, Rye, Corn, oats, Pota-
toes, Lard, Ham Shoulder, and side meat, Butter
Eggs, Hay, &C., 1T the highest cash prices at his
Grocery store, adjoining their coal yard,
j. W. HENDERSuOT.
oomsburgMar. 10, ,'69-ly.
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PRICES-A FAIR OFFER.
WIDMYER d JACOBY

NM IDM YER q JACOBY
w EACHANGE BLOCK, BLOOMSBURg.P PA.
are agents for the sale of " Broekwayis'i iustlv
% e%eiepInted Cream ana old stock Ales, whcii they
WI, seu nh eheAp rs country breWed ales; whoi
anu hhli barrels constantly on hand, This aIe
is r. ~ 6rswed by William h. BrQckway, sl5 TO S25
bloomsbury, June le IS70-ti
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STORE
FRESH ARRIVAL OF
SUMMER GOODS,
Ihe SUBSCRIBER has tust returned from the cities
with another large and select assortment OF
FALL AID WINTER GOODS
purchased In New York and Philadelphia at the
owest figure and which he is determined to sell
on as moderate terms rs can be procured else
where In bioomspurg. His stock comprises
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
of the choicest styles and latest fashions toeatb.
with large assortment of Dry Goods and Gro
ceries, consisting of the following rticles
Carpets,
OIL Cloths,
Cloths,
Oassimeres,
Shawls.
Flanneis,
silks,
White Goods,
Linens,
Hoop Skirti,
Muslins,
Hollowwaro
Queensware, Hardware
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps
Hoop Nets,
Umbrellas.
Looking-Glasses,
Tobacco.
Coffee,
Sugars,
Teas,
Rice
Alsplce,
Ginger
cinnamon,
Nntrna0s
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Washing Machines.
ebll'7O-ly,

Improved with Rowell's Patent Double Cog
wheels, and the Patent stop, are now unques-
llonhblY FAR superior to any apparatus for wash
ing clothes ever invented, and will save their
cost twice year, by saving labor ana clothes
The Editor Of this paper who purchased a
washer and Wringer, thus testiles as to their
value:
I'VE have had In use in our family for some
iine past, one of DOty's Clothes Washers and
TO It's merits, II Is emphatically a LnbOr-sati,lg
manner. For families who have large washes
BIAN, jan IA, 1870.
PRICES--A FAIR OFFER,
If the Merchants in your place will not furnish
or sehu Tor lhe Machines, send us the retail price
washer ga ENtra Wrluger G0 and we will for
ward elmer or both machines, free OF freight to
places Whcle no one is selling; and so sure are
we lhey VIII be liked, that we agree TO refund
the money II any one wishes to return the ma
chimes nee of freight, after moath's trial, ac-
cording to directions.
No husband father or brother should ferDlu
lhe druugefy of washing with the hands. fiitV.
Two days in the year, when il can he done better
more eNpedltiously, with less labor and no in.
Jdry 10 The garments, by a DOty Clothes Washer
and Universal WTlnger.
sold by dealers generally, to whom liberal dis
,.,-,-o -, II. G., BROWNING, Gen. Agent,
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S1 000 r L w A r d.
y WV For any case of Blind Bleeding
Itching, or liberated Piles that DE BGNG's PILE
REMEDY fails to cure. 1t is prepared expressly
to cure the Piles ana nothing else and has cured
cases of over ~ years standing sole by all
Druggists.
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De Bing's Via Fuga is the pure juices of Barl5s
Herbs, Roots, and Berries, for
NsIr I1n,Inn
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FASHION ABROAD.
strange Fancy OF EnGli sh La Rdies-They hav,
L Iadnl Is.d In. plI.InH

strange Fancy OF Engli sh Ladies-They have
their Legs Modelled In Plaster.
In a recent letter from London to the San
Francisco Chronicle, Mrs. Anna Cora Mowat Richie
writes US follows:
We trust that our fair American sisters will no,
"ie.," which they are accustomed to desisnste as
limb" or CLOVER limb" In England and all
nounced ndelicate and affected; and il cerainiy Is
the latter, II not the formor Bat to our story
White, symmetrical metz feminine legs ,re said to be
in the ascendant In England that ladies' OF rank have
invented new method OF making known their fair
proportions. We read In the March number OF the
Gdldry that In work Just published, two American
medical men put forth the gross sander that " a
handsome leg Is a rarity-wo had almost said an
impossioiity-among American women" We do
not believe the ungallant libel. though American
ladies' certainly are not In the habit OF Publishing
Their Charms by Having casts taken Of their shapely
legs, as an ornament for drawing room tables OF TO
be sold for the henent Of the vendor OF casts or TO
be circulated among friends as delicate token OF
friendship and valuable work OF art
what We are about TO relate appears at the nrst
blush so incredible that we hold ourselves respon
.lble for its exact truth. Upon the drawing room
table OF q lady Of rank In Lonton-a lady OF hiyh
position and irreproachable character-may he seen
beneath glass case, lovely dimped little foot
delicate ankle and rounded calf up to the knee Joint
1t Is the cast OF the leg OF Lady =. the hostess.
IN, In soho square there is small, rather humble
3SGklng shop IN which you can purchase, for Ave
shillings cast OF one OF the most exquisite OF legs
the original lin the hesh) belongs to Lady - de
q" and X, who went TO this little shop inoog and
mad her perfect LEG moulded, and afterwards eener.
ously gave the shopman the privilege OF selling
copies OF the cast which he does daily, for il was
quickly discovered to whom the beauteous log be-
longed.
One lady. the wife OF a Mayor OF town in tie
provinces, came 10 London aud had two casts taken
OF her leg-one nude, and one with the neat little
shoe stocking and garter Strange to say Uhough
no artist win call IL strsnge the leg with the stock
ing and garter produced an elect much further re.
moved from modesty than the leg quite unclad
Brucclani, the cAst-vender In Covent Garden drives
brisk trade In casting ladies' legs and has any
quantity Of models OF all descriptions taken from
life, and chiefly from noble lile for sale How this
leg mania originated We have not heard but there is
certainly some explanation for this sudden passion
nized perhaps Il is only because thing OF beauty
Is JOY forever"
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Now York East Conference.

This ministerial body Of Methodists finished their
work last night by announcing tie appoint
ments, OF ~hicn the following for New York,
Brooklyn and ycinities. The former ares
John street; l.. s. Weed Forsyth street, j. 4. Roche
ker, willett street j. g. iInu HI second street F.
Rrowni Scy enth street BsChn9 y; Seventeenth street
!. 2. wills; Twenty seventh street j. n. SeaIlcs ;
Ihrivseyenth street, l. u. BuIch; New York City
ssGSs sSoRH kS NSF1S SsS KoJ
W. Beach New Rcchele le, e. =. Williams; Upper n CIV
Rocheie' W Gothsrd Mount Vernon. j. N.
fTS anS East cos @f''' Sh9y' .n and o
Gale O., il. Anderson, wess 'Fsfm,'' j.. RTica.
For okynJ;anls street g. r KettSl York street,
SON sifeet %.Wsrei,, Psciac street, g F!etrhSr {;
Fleet street 4 Plat, Warren street. q A. Huebell
Eighteenh street. G .. Ford Seventh eyeIu.. W, "c'
Church, 70 6sc .n9Red ETSgt, Church )" A. SEA- SEA-
{; S Il e,0ysrs Green & avenue A. Il Mead East New
Ridge and I'm nonyile, orch ard Washington ave.
nue., W. 3. studleyj simpsons Church. 10 he supplied /;
pcKAlb avenue. p. @. Ferris; Wesley Church TonP.
drew central Church, h. NJ. Adams South Third
street W. 7. HI South Second street, @. l.. TAYLOR
Grand street, Geo Dnn9sri North Fith street. s. w
First Church, r. c. PntneYi Groonront Tahsrnacie
7. p. Tower hunters Point 4. GrGhsmi ASTORIA, O.
Forlham NCwtowni A. T. CheImNpi Flrshing Geo,
$ stSwe BABYLON y.favee lsp aud nav shcrc. j
NJ. Terry Sg, IIArbor f. Warmer; Glen vc, e. r.
Mallory Ro,lyn md Leanincton. G.. Hollis Port
WMhlngton. II. Van yalsen Rockville Centre, c. Kel.
.ey; Far Eoekawny. c. T. Conner; Jamaica +, c. Hill,
HpniDateal. q. Stilman.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGEN

Vice Presipent CoifaI had son added to his fam
lily on Monday.
The widow OF the late Gen. George Ii. Thomas is
on her way from Omaha to Troy
Robert James Dillon declines the appointment to
aCommltsioncrship OF the Central Park.
Gov. 0'Hoifman has given up all idea OF being
President in favor Of Mayor Ola who hasn't other
idea to his back.
The Hon. Mail StocKman, the celebrated short.
stop, was elected 60 ectlr In lIyngton, N, j.. on
Tuesday, receiving lB majority, Stock is b Hepubli,
can. Crawford, formerly OF tie Iryngton u, b. g.
was elected Town Clerk on the same Ticket.
Miss Josie Wakeley, the charming Young actress,
mens In Albany Springfield. and other places, Miss
Wakcley has decidedly Improved IN her acting, and
with care and study viii be an acquisition to the pro-
iesSion.
Gen. Dom Piat says that al dinner party the
othe night Senator Nye put his SILK tile careefsy
upon tile sofa feW minutes after tho veteran phoso
pher Greeley sat upon aG crushed the hat fear
fully. Damn IT, rolred Nye, could have told you
II wouldn't ut before you tried II on
The three following canards, which have been
greedily swallowed by the fashionable community
OF Ch Justice Chase TO Miss Constance Kinney Sena
tor Aes to Miss blanche Butler aud General Sheridan
TO Miss Pauline Harris There not tho slightest ioun
dation for either OF them
Ole Bull takes his farewell forever OF America
next Saturday afternoon and upon tho ensuing Satur.
day evening, On the 2Tth OF hs month lie sails for
Europe. Tho old gentleman has Just been made happy
was shown To yestoIday afternoon hy his son Alex.
ander, II consists OF nfiyfour gold leaYos. each OF
which 10 tipped by pearl, and II etasped ky mono.
gIsm c0nisisiaz aftg-AiI dlAmoadA.
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TINE TROUBLES IN FRANCE.

Changes In the Cabinet-OIiiver Askinr q.
Adjournment The Families OF tho L.
Creuzot Rioters TO be Cared fer.
PARIS, April 12.-Enorts were made to-day b
persuade the Emperor to make some concessions II
regard to the Pie6iseitu, but they met with no sue
cess so the resignation Of Count Daru is consdercl
certain. In the Corps Legislatf to-day It was an
nounced that NJ segris had been appointed Ministss
OF Finance, cies M. Buffet, resigned, and that n.
Maurice Richard would assume the portfolio et
Public Instruction In conjunction with the Depart
ment Of Public Works until q successor to n.
Richard IL chosen. II wns ofhclsly stated that ne
other ministerial modification expected until ths
Piebtscitum had been voted by the people.
M. olivier said he should ask the Chamber to-
morrow to adjourn until after the vote the PlsS-
scttun, which would be submitted to the nation bs-
tween the 1st and the 9th OF May
TIL International Society OF Workmen will tairs
Charge OF the families Of the men who have boea
sentenced 10 imprisonment for taking part in the
riots at La Creuzot. The workmen al La Creuxot
show no signs OF returning to labor gang OF dvs
hundred iron workers have gone from Fourcham-
bault to Eortoren. On their arrival there they
tered foundry and put stop to work, but thsy
have committed no violence.
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RIDING IHRoUGH THE AIR.
Trial Trip OF the Elevated RaiIway-A New
Field Of Observation Opene d TO the Pub

Trial Trip OF the Elevated RaiIway-A New
Field of Observation Opened to the Pub
Hc-Mysteries of secoud-story Windows.
The West Side Elevated Railway Company In
vied select company to accompany Mr. c. T. Hsr-
vey Refs, Manager and Chief Engineer, on q trial
trip from Cortlandt street to Twenty ninth street
and Ninth avenue The novelty Of aerial ride.
and the facilities thus offered for close opportunity
OF inspecting domestic life on the second floors OF
Greenwich street and Ninth avenue, proved a pow
er'u loadstone TO the repertorial profession, who
mustered In strong force at the Companys once at
45 Cortlandt street. During the morning several
experimental trips were made with entire success,
and at O'Clock several gentlemen started on their
aerial Hight. The cars are very comfortable, and
glide along the rails smoothly, being propelled by
stationary steam engines working endless wire
running from end OF the road to the other. Be-
tween Charlton and Jane streets we counted eleven
women washing In the next block two small chill
dren were suffering under some evidently necessary
ablutions. An intellectual, handsome man, in the
noNt house, sat In his shirt sleeves reacIng The SUM-
lie wus 1t Il unnecessary TO add, entirely absorbed
From the beginning Of Ninth avenue to Twenty
ninth street. We counted twenty-three women at the
wnsh-tue, and nine ironing In one room in Green
wioh street there were no less than Eve beds.
The trip was triumph, being accomplished In
about fifteen minutes. The TO be run from
about the Let OF May between Cortlandt and
Twenty nth streets, without stoppage.
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THE ELECTIONS.
A Closer shave than the Democrats OF the
New CITY Of Jersey Anticipnted-But the
Democracy sti In the Ascendant-Tbe
Avenues Defeated.

A Closer shave than the Democrats OF the
New City OF Jersey Anticipated-But the
Dem ocracy sti In the Ascendant-Tbe
Avenues Defeated.
The municipal election in Jersey City passed
of very quietly. ycstesday. The precautions taken
to guard az inst tho polling OF all Illegal votes
very eectual, and resulted In the arrest OF several
reporters.
No attempt was made 10 prevent tho newly.onfrnn'
chised race from voting. In fact one enthusiastic
citizen, under the Fifteenth Amendment, challenged
the vote OF tie Water Registrar native Of the city
The vote was a large one. The election returns
in last night very slowly, but indicate so far
the success Of the Democratic ticket. Charles II.
o'Ne,l Democrat, for Mayor, will certainly run
ahead Of his ticket and will probably carry the city
by I, 800 majority. Mr.. Taylor, Democrat, for Water
Commissioner, Is doubtless defeated by Isaac J..
Nanderbeek, Republican. hessrs. HOPKINS and
Nathan, Democrats, were ahead on their Ticket Ia
last night For Police Commissioner, William Tay-
lor, Dem, will without doubt be defeated by August
Ing " ersen. independent Democrat.
The leading candidates for Aldermen ahead early
this morning on the canvass were; First Ward, II.
A. Gross, Hep; Second Ward, j. Garvin,
Dem; Third Ward VIM. II. Budlong Dem; Fourth
Ward. BENZ. Van Riper, Rep; Fifth Ward, Chris,
topher Tengeman, Dem; sixth Ward, Patrick
Sheeran. Dem; Seventh Ward, Michael Connolly
and d. Reardon, Dem; Eighth Ward, James Nee
han, Dem.
The vote on the question OF avenues viii be very
close, and probably will result In defeat OF the
pfoiect.
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

Patsy Sheppard and Mike FNglish arc % fight at
catch weight, on the eth OF May for $500 side,
Joe C0hurn took u farewell benefit In Magures
Opera House, San Francisco, on the Sd. and is coming
East,
Coulter, OF Pittsburgh. has accepted McKees
challenge to row nye'nle race at Poughkeepse for
u 0Oo a side,
Bill ILadd, welLknown sporting man. formerly
forean OF engine NO 49, OF this city died In San Fran.
ciscdOu the 2jd ult.
Charles Frencl, of Pennington, N. H., has match.
ed his blood mare Reye to 100 miles from sun 10
sun, In harness, to trotting sulky of bs pounds.
Edgar Wisher, the CAPTAIN OF the 1888 Eleven
writes that he cannot bring his men over this fail as
team next summer.
The Seddons.Coburn fight still hangs nre Tbe
hitch Ia In regard to the place for the proposed mill
Seddpns wants TO nght IN the West, While MIckev's
OF New YORK. ~
Alderman Steve Roberts has nearly compIeted n
new and novel craft at his boating estaDlshment IL IA
II feet long wide, and deep 10 worked by two
levers aud ny Wheel ana Will carry eR nj tons 70
mAa oAa prope ave uiilos an hour. -''
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SPARKS from the TELEGRAPH.

week. o. w. 'N"'"e''u uoA'
The City Of Port-au- Prince, from New York, h..
put into Norfolk leaking.
A $4,000 libel suit has been Instituted agains,
the Cincinnati Inquirer.
Gov. Sente of Tennessee, asks authority to raise
militia to maintain order In the state.
Boston offers t5OD for tho recovery OF Nelli.
Burns, three years old who dlsapp AIRED March q
Commodore VOORHEES, new yacht the Tidal Wsy,
was successfully launched at NyAck yesterday.
In billiard match in Chicago on Monday nisht
Frank Parker defeated John McCoon by 90 points
The pilot boat John Mullen which sailed for ,t
John ~ b. eight days ago for cruise In the bay is
The Boston Trottng Association Offers ss5.Op
H. premiums for the June races In Beacon Park,
The centenary OF UniversaIism was observed h,
the Rhode Island uniVersalist Convention In ProTl
denco, Yesterday, ''
Westward the Rights Of Women take their w.y,
new gam bling house, tho Golden Gate" has be ea
opened In Helena, Montana. by Miss Eleanor Dumant
At the municipal election In San Jose on Mopday
lhe colored people were allowed TO the arst ns
for Mayor.
The nrst bar OF tin ever made in the United s1,tss
has been presented to the Secretary the
OF California Pionoora 1t IL eight Inches long four
inches wide, and two inches thick.
The importers OF San Francisco are dscussiIx
tho question wheth0r II 10 necessary to enter tao
New York Custom House goods In transition frOu
kurope. overland nom New York 10 san FTanciscS.
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JOITINGS ABOUr TO wv,
THE SUN penetrates all.

THE SUN penetrates ALL
The Twelfth Infantry inspected las, evening
The dun Tmes is rapidly going to "Jones's
locker"
YORK as the Bigsixtile year.
Ellen clifford attempted suicide yesterday by tax.
ing faris green at 81 PEHter street.
The public flags foaed yesterday In honor y,
hensy Clays birthday anniversary
New Nrk has new Superintendent OF Police
Now let US see who Will get on the other side OF Jor.
Hugh Bradley. of wN.msburgh. s.s OF III, .rr..
n Christopher street yesterday and crushed to
The j. Burn Association last night pressn,sa +.
don't " '"'' Ffesf
Tire s,sc,r:.r s,,sscccr:r r. G. Aiken, Of STANFORD. wen,
ashore yesterday near Mo'AnVusv cv0Ks, blackwels
The samaria landed ei2 the Atalanta b4e, and the
EIa l'lS enligraht passengers yesterday At Castle
The MURRAY. Coulter election fraud suit was on in
ne supreme Court yesterday. Judge Brady reserved
Sergeant John f. Burk. the champion drliler OF
ne Nationa Guard has gone on an extended soOurn
. Archibald Fisher, aged 0, fell last evening ftom
fatally injured "
Mr.. o. vandcnburgh has published tract proving
conveyance In England.
Walter Brown, the American chamron oarsman
OF rowing at Annapolis.
The Peter II Walsh benevolent 'Longshoremen's
Association formed last might at % East Broadway
with memborshlp OF nearly 1000 men. ~
William schoen. aged 6, OF 4l4 FIN street yyas
knocked down nnt killed by n ruhnway horse In Finn
street, near First avenue. last evening.
The fruit dealers OF the city 60 in as body for
hang out their banners on the outer walls, e '"
A Jealous Republican OF English extraction. md
doing business IN the swamp cautions his politioaI
brethren to beware OF the hides OF November
Dsbney. Morgan a Co. caution the public aeoinst
negotiating Kansas Paclno seven per cent bonds No
500. Inclusive. ' ''''' w
The Rev. Z. p. Parker, OF Hartford, Conn. has
fecelyea call nom the Congregational Church in
Mount VeTnon street Boston, to become associate pas
tor with the Rev. DE-, Kirk.
The bust OF Charles Loring Elliott, the distin.
Hushed portrait painter was presented last evening to
the National Academy OF Design with appropriate
liam Curtis, "'
The Hotel Fijux, a well-known resort OF old
hhekerbockes and standing for twenty years In Bar.
clay street and the past few years In Wayerey nlace
was reopened last evening. ''-SN'
The retiring Police Superintendent published an
order yesterday recognizing the appointment OF his
successor Capt Jourdan was busy Yesterday settling
his new station.
Past Grand Robert Heasiey, ~ years . member
oi ureenwch Lodge. No. 10, l. o. o. f. and 10 years
lu treasurer. was. Monday evening Last made the
I.olbieht OF handsomely embroidered Past Grands
Senator Lent. +. v. N.