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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-09-30


1t is a fit time to refer to the career Of
this journal, upon the occasion Of its
sale and its passing into new manage
ment. The paper has been very sue
cessful, and all connected with 1t may
feel satisfaction and pride in its past ca
reer and in its present position.
Toward the close of 1866, for reasons
which it is not necessary now to men,
ton, a number of gentlemen of this
county thought it advisable to establish
q new Democratic journal at Blooms
burg, and for that purpose about $1,000
was subscribed, and the COLUMBIAN,
(which had been published for some
months as an Independent Journal }
was purchased. Col. Freeze was select
ed as editor of the new paper and the
first number was issued January 4,
1867. 1t started with subscription of
about 1, 400, composed of the old CoLUM-
BIAN list and new subscriptions, many
of which were for three and six months,
many duplicated and some unauthor-
ized. After the issue of few numbers
Col. Freeze became dangerously ill,and
after some hesitation, Capt. Brockway
accepted the position of editor, and
then and subsequently bought out the
several stockholders, and be came the
owner of the establishment. He was
wholly uiacquainted with the duties of
journalist, but entered upon his task
with determination to succeed.
The first important Improvement in
troduced into the establishment was a
steam power press, by which the regu-
lar work of printing the paper and
some of the extra work, has since been
performed. About the same time the
jobbiug facilities of the establishment
were materially increased and im-
proved. The next step taken was the
enlargement of the paper to its present
size, thus increasing greatly theamount
of reading matter in its columns, and
affording full space for advertisements.
Many friends of the proprietor advised
against these measures of improvement
as too expensive, but the result has vim
dicated what was done.
Finally, on the 1st of January, 1863
the Star & Democrat Office was pur'
chased, and the subscription list of that
paper added to the list of the CoLUM
BIAN, raising the latter up to nearly
$500. A stronger financial basis and 6
Just Increase of influence for the paper
were secured by this purchase.
Now the paper passes into the hand
of Mr.. Dieffenbach with an established
position and with fair promise of con
tinued success. Its late conductor fee
that he has fulfilled his mission in ca
rying it through its first years of tria
and in now passing it over to an alb
and worthy successor who will give
1t undivided attention, and by his mar
ner of conducting it, retain the conf
dence, respect and patronage of tn
public.
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Hon. JAMES X. KELLY, tho Demo
cratic United States Senator recently
elected by the Oregon Legislature to
succeed the Presidents particular friend
Williams, on the 4th of March next, is
native of Pennsylvania and one of
the original pioneers to the Pacific
slope. For twenty years he has been
well known in Oregon as a lawyer of
great ability, a citizen Of unblemished
repute, and, in the old sense of the
word, gentleman and "a scholar.
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DEATHS.

HOWER-In bloomsbury on the 2id inst, Mr.
John Hover, in the slst year of his age,
MlLLER-In Washington. d. C., on Tuesday,
the 10Th inst Dr. Warwick W. Miller, grand
son of Mrs. Ann i, Evans of Berwick, aged Is
years.
FURGESON-At the residence of Josiah VAN
Horn, in Huntington twp Luz co.. Sept. 18th,
Rev. James $. Furgeson, of the Presbyterian
denomination, aged 10 years
This aged servant of God formerly belonged to
the Protestant Methodist Church, in which
he labored faithfully among the people in the
upper end of Columbia county.
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DUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

In pursuance of an Order of the Orphans Court
TOBER 9th, 1870, aaen o'clock in the forenoon,
Martha ID. Nanderslice and VIM. j. Hidlay, ad
ministrators, &c, of Daniel 5. Nanderslice, late
OF Mount Pleasant township, in said county, de-
ceased, Will expose to public sale, the undivided
one-half of ali that certain
MESSUAGE OR TRACT OF LAND,
situate in Orange Township, in said County
bounded by lands of the Heirs of Archibald
Henry, Heirs of jacob Everhart and lands of Isa-
iah Hagenbuch, Daniel l.. Everhart, and Peter
Schug. containing
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES.
Late the estate of said deceased.
w. II. ENT, Clerk,
RS-CoNDITIoNS OF SALE-Ten per cent OF one.
fourth of the purchase money to be paid by the
purchaser at the striking down of the property,
one fourth less the ten per cent to be paid mt the
confirmation of the sale. The balance to be paid
in one year from the continuation of sale, with
interest from the time the purchaser gets possess
sion OF the said premises. All the grals in the
ground is reserved, the straw of the same to
remain on he premises Possession OF the prem
ises to be given on the first day of April A. D.,
ISL. MARTHA ID. VANDERSLICE,
WILLIAM j. HIDLAY,
Executors.
ALSO-At the same time and place, the re-
naming one. half of said tract of land which Is
now owned by the said Martha ]. Nanderslice,
Upon said tract there are two large apple or
chards, a well of good water, house, barn, and
other necessary outbuildings and about thirty
acres of good timber land. Conditions of sale OF
this undivided onc-half will be made known on
day of sale. MARTHA D. VANDERSLICE.
september %, 1870.
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The Election of Directors Of the
Poor for the Bloom District.

The voters of Bloomsburg and of the
townships of Scott, Greenwood and Su.
garloaf are to elect three Directors of
the Poor, at the approaching election
under the plan OF the free vote. The
Bloom Poor District now includes the
town and townships aboJ 20 mentioned,
and inasmuch as majority of the vo-
ters therein are Democrats, it follows
that two of the Directors fairly belong
to our party. The vote in the District
at the Governors election last year was
aa follnxva
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Mercur on Pig Iron.

Mr.. Mercur in his speech here on Mon
day evening did not deny his vote in
Congress to reduce the tariff on pig iron
from 50 to 81 per ton, but excused it on
the ground of necessity. 1t was the
best that could be done for the iron pro.
ducers, and the other Republican mem.
bers from Pennsylvania voted along
with him. Exactly; that is the pre-
else point. New England men demand
ed cheaper iron and Mercur & Co., in
a spirit Of political subserviency voted
to accommodate them. He took credit
to himself for heroic fortitude in resist
ing General Buffers additional demand
to reduce the duty to s. per ton. That
concession we suppose is deferred until
the next Congress or the next session.
In the new tariff duties for which Mer-
cur voted, excellent care was taken of
the East, of the salt monopoly of New
York and Of fothGr special interests little
deserving Of favor, but it was so ReceS-
SarY that iron duties should go down
that Mercur himself and his Republi-
can colleagues from Pennsylvania must
vote to reduce them 1t is to be remem.
bered that the House is two-thirds and
the Senate five.sixths Republican, and
the same party has the President. The
necessity upon Mr.. NJ. to vote down
the iron duty must therefore have been
a necessity within his own party and
not one imposed upon him from with
out.
Mr.. Mercur was anxious to know Capt
Brockway'5 position on this subject.
The question is easily answered. He is
for letting the duty alone, and is gen.
orally opposed to subordinating Penn
sylvania interests to those of New Eng
land. That is our plain answer to a
| superlluOus question.
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~ ESTATE OF HANNAH zANER, DECD.
- Letters teStamentary ON the estate of Hannah
Haner late Of Mih IN township, Columbia conn
W, deceased, have been GRANTED by the Register
OF sali county to Samuel Greasy Of Mifilin tWp
tolumbla county. All persons having claims
against me estate are requested to present them
debted to the estate, either ON note, Judgment or
BOOK account win make payment TO the Exec
utor without delay. SAMUEL GREASY
sepS070.6w Fxecntnr
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.XFCUTOR,S NOTJCF

IL ESTATE OF THOMAS STACRHoUsE DECD.
Letters testamentary on the estate of Tho mas
Stackhouse late Of Pine township, Columbia
county, deceased, have been granted by the Reg
iSler OF SAID county to Michael Stackhousp, of
ilhe township, Columbia county. All persons
having claims against the estate are requested to
present them TO the Executor in Pine township
Those indebted to the estate either on note judg-
Meht' mortgage or book account will make pay
ment to the Executor without delav
sep307O-6w Eyecnto,r
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TXAMINATION OF TEACHERS

e p A0r11'a' ~ o' VETERINARIAN ''--'1''
For the following named School Districts of CO.
lumbia county, will be as follows:
For CatawisSa and Franklin, at Catawissa, Oc-
tober /. For Berwick and Briarcreek at Berwick
Oct 3. For Centre at Centrevllle, oct. L. For
Montour, at Dietricks School House, Oct. Q. For
Hemlock ut Buckhorn, Oct. q. For Mount
Pleasant, at Jones' School House, Oct. T. For
Maine and BCGver, at Mainville, Oct. s. For l!o-
Gust and Roaringcreek, at Slabtown, Oct. 10. For
Orangevile, Oct. Is. For Fishingcreek at Forks
School House, Oct. 10. For Benton and Sugar
loaf at Benton, oct. 20. For Pine and Jackson
at Den's School House, in Jackson, Oct. q. For
Madison, at Jerseytown, Oct. 22 For Scott, at
held at the office of the County superintendent,
at Bloomsbuig, on the 2 tth day of October, and
on the 5th day of November. Examinations VIII
be commenced at lO o'clock a. m of each day.
G. q. BARKLEY.
sep2370-2t. County Sup't, Col. Co.
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FLORENCE, Sept. 23.-Rome is now
completely occupied by the Italian
troops. The Pope has been permitted
to retain a guard, composed of his late
troops OF Italian birth all the rest of
his army has been dismissed.
WAsHINGToN, Sept. 23.-The Presl-
dent has rendered the appointment of
Minister to the Court Of st, James to
the Hon. Oliver T.. Morton of Indiana,
who has signiiled his acceptance thereof
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Democratic Eown Nominations.

At the request Of many Democratic
voters of BlOomsburg, and in the alb
sence of any local Committee to which
they can appeal, hereby give notice
that an election to nominate Democrat
ic candidates for town offices to be fill
ed at the approaching general election,
will be held at the Court House on Sat
urday next (Oct. 1st,) between 2 and 7
o'clock p. NJ, and it is recommended
to the voters, who shall be in attend
ance, that they nominate by ballot one
Constable, one Assessor of taxes, one
Assistant Assessor, two town Auditors,
one School Director and a Justice of the
Peace, and appoint three persons to act
as Democratic Town Committee for
the ensuing year. Also, that the voters
present from East and West Blooms
burg, respectively, shall separately
nominate candidates for the offices OF
Judge and lnspectro in their election
districts. The Auditors and Town Com.
mittee to be chosen on the plan of the
free vote and the said Committee to
have power to call and hold future elec-
tiOns to nominate candidates.
VIM. b. KooNs,
Cir. Dem. Stand. Com.
Bloomsbury, Sept. so, 1870.
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NASHVILLE, Sept. 25.-The annual
municipal election yesterday passed off
quietly. The vote was light. Morris,
Democrat, was reelected Mayor by
1000 majority over Allen, Republican.
Both branches Of the City Council are
unanimously Democratic.
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lr is argued, with very great show
OF reason from the figures, that the late
heavy Democratic gains in Maine pre-
sage Democratic victory this fall in
Ohio. Statistics of every general elec.
ton in the two States from 1860 to 1870
show that there has been about the
same relative increase or decrease in
the Republican vote in Ohio as there
has been in Maine; and, as the Repub-
lican loss at the late election in Maine
was 10000, it follows, unless an analogy
which has been constant for ten years
now fails, that Ohio will go Democratic
this fall by some 5000 majority, the
Republican majority in 1869 having
been but 1901.
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1 DMINISTRATOR,S Nnr1rn

IA ESTATE OF JACOB TRAUB, pEc'n
Letters of administration on the eSt,in ~
Traub, late Of Bloom twp, Colunblo VI nH,.,oO Ja,oO
decd, have been granted by the Hsgstos sVogglly,
county to Jonathan Traub residing in ,Lo o' Sh
and county aforesaid. All persons hnying4 4o y, lWh
against the estate of the decedent are rr,nol v,l
to present them for settlement aud tLile''el
debted TO the estate to make payment tn Se i ln'
dersigned, administrator, withSut DELAY '"'" "l'
aug267O-6w. AdminHtsai.U,B, iHtaUB
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NTOTICE Is HERERN c1,,r,.

~ that an application ill be made n, iho VA, nn
meeting of the General Assembly of ina rn,A IsM
monwealth OF pennsylvania for the incorHOo,ra1,, O,1,
alth, to be entitled The "CataUii.saee se
Deposit and Saving Bank" to be located a Ga,s
wissa, COL co, Pa, with capital ffitty Ihon.aHs
dollars, with the right TO Increase lie samai
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars. ''' "
Catawissa, July |, lo7O-6m.
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Hon. r. @. GRIER, ex.Justice of the
Supreme Court of the United States,
died in Philadelphia on Monday last,
aged 76 years. He was admitted to the
bar in 1917 in this town, and practiced
here short time.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Came to the premises of the subscriber in
Montour township, on or about the 5th of Sep
ternber, MuLLEI BULL. supposed to be Is
months old. The owner will come forward prove
property, pay charges and take him away, o.
lie will be sold according to law.
w. GRIER QUICK.
Mont our twp, September 30 lS70-:It
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NOTICE.

u ESTATE OF JANE PEGG, DECD.
Letters teStamentary on the estate OF Jane
pegg, late of Madison township. Columbia Co,
decd, have been granted by the Register of said
county to John Hendershot and ID. A. Watson
residing in Madison township Columbia
county, Pa, All persons having claims against
the estate are requested 40 present them 70 the
to the estate either ON note, Judgment, mortgage
or book account will make payment to the EN-
JOHN HENDERSON,,
ID. a. WATSON,
sonol'7O-Gw Executors.
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NOTICE.

II ESTATE OF PAUL KLINE, DECD.
Letters testamentary on the estate of Paul
Kline, late of Mt. Pleasant township, Columbia
county decd, have been granted by the Register
of said county to John G. Kline and Joseph Kline
of MI Pleasant twp. All persons having claims
against the estate are requested to present them
to the Executors in Columbia county. Those
indebted to the estate either on note, judgment,
mortgage or book account will make payment
to the Executors without delay.
JOHN c. KLINE,
JOSEPH KLINE,
sep2Y70-Gw. Executors.
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| DMINISTRATOR,S NOTICE.

"A ESTATE OF LEMuEL W. ROBERTS, DECD.
Letters OF administration ON the estate of
Lemuel W. Roberts, late of Sugarloaf twp Col
county, dec Il have been granted by the Register
OF said county TO Silas w, McHenry, residing in
Jackson township, Columbia co., All persons
having claims against the estate OF the decedent
are requested 10 present them for settlement,
ana those indebted TO the estate TO make pay
ment 10 the undersigned, administrator without
delay. SILAS w MCUESRY
+. o., Benton, Pa. AdmInistrator,
sepl6' 70-UW,
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DENNSYL LVANIA STATE AGRI-
CUlTUR AL SOClETY.-The exhibition of
this Society for 1870 will be held at Scranton on
Iue Sday, September 9th, Wednesday, September
2St II, IhurSady, September 10Th, Friday, SepteIl-
lhgs ana accommodations ample, and the pre-
mi UNI list liberal Thee is no charge for eAtries
except Horses entered for speed. Entry Boo2s
open 1ueSddU september 9th. For catalogues or
Information, address at Scranton,
- JOHN c. MORRIS, President
ID. w. SELLER, Rec. Secretary.
scranton, Sept. ., lS70-4w.
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ENECUTOR'S NOTCE.

H. ESTATE OF JOHN GEARIART. DEC'D
Letters testamentary on the estate of John
Gearhart, late of Main township, Columbia
county deceased, have been granted by TIE
of Main tow. hip, Col co, All persons havl
lng claims against the estate are requested to
present them TO the Executor in Main
township Those indebted to the estate either on
note, Judgment, mortgage or book account will
make nay yment to the Executor without delay,
sept270.6w. Ererninr
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Came TO the promises of the subscriber on or
about the 18th OF August last one BROWN
SIEEi one BRlNDLE HEIFER, one PALE
RED HElFEk, all having the ears n. The own
er VIII come forward, prove properly, pay cha.g-
es ana take them away or they VIII be sold ac-
cordlng to law, JAMES III ESS.
Sugarloaf, Sept. 10, lS70-3t.
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n L n II i S Il II Y.
IL. c. HOVER, DENTIST,

IT. z. IlV " NV DIN I67I'
Respectfully offers his professional services
the ladies and gentlemen of BloOmsburg aud VI
cinity. He is prepared to attend to all The var
Gus operations in the line OF his profession, 20,
is provided with the latest improved P0RCELAi
TEETH which will be inserted ON gold plating
silver and rubber base to look as well aslhe nay
ural teeth. Teeth extracted by all the new an'
most approved methods, and all operations OIL
the teeth carefully and properly attendedtO
Residence and Office a few doors aNOVe 'a
Court House, same side.
Bloomsbury, Jan n.3l. .'6Stf
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. o T / @ L .

Notice is hereby eiyen that the partnership
lately subssting between N. w. Sample,.C. w.
Neal and l.. j. Taylor, of bloomsbury, under the
firm of N. w. Sample & Co., expired on the 18th
day oil September, A. ID. 1870 by mutual consent.
All debts owing to the said partnership are TO
be received by G. w. Neal, ana all demands on
the said partnership are to be presented q TO TO nm n
for payment. N. W. SAMfbh,
@, w. NEAL,
L. J, TAYLOR,
The business formerly carried ON by the above
named partners at the Columbia Iron Works, In
the Town of bloomsbury, Will hereafter be car
ried on by Jackson j. Robbins and Lindley j,
TAYLOR in the firm name of Robbins Taylor.
The trade of the town and public Is respectfully
solicited. ROBBlNS " IAnLOh'
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r L Z L | n GS.

H =, :,
We will meet at Benton on Wednesday, the
fifth day of october next, at ten o'clock II. m. to
let the repairing of the Benton Bridge and roof
ing of one side of Bridge above Benton. The
lowest and best bidder to have contract. All
persons wishing to bid must be on the ground
on that day, when full particulars Will be made
known.
ID. YEAGER,
WIN. q. QUICK, 7 Commiss'rs.
CYRUS ROBBINS,
Attest-WM. kRICKBAuM, Clerk.
Bloomsbury, Sept %, lS7O-2t
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SEPTEM.BLaE,IRl;; .La ,Il; = NERVOUS.

The natural result of exhaustion i,Ss %, oolSc
by exec ssiYe labor or action, lsn lsntt,,,s. iaugu@
ness, d dulluess, heaYiness, Wealtfu wear N weak con-
Of body or mind, &c. Persoh1i ,mtary, MA htquSp
60 mplan OF this relaxed oonuti' nervous !,
en- ergies and when persons % md debill's
pc rament are thus weakeh htu aes ~ il is at y
disease inevitably follows, " Who suier =
these causes alike require re ihtSS sxSsitiug H.
strengthen the system wilhourm urmsnt. 70 i19atl
aw ak 70 feeling OF tue tiYoSn Snre MlsliLL
iii RB BiITERS has won ~ WIZ ".ISyss Of pes
ndcnee of thousands Of ms Sesf S," inysosSs
who warmly endorse II as th' nd geniM
gent, and the most polthl nhtbenipg Rhu
n les fud Alternatives ior hlItns'
oIipg ihe I Ihysical eOnstiiuilon'
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Gov. HOFFMAN has been renomina-
ted by acclamation as the Democratic
candidate for the Chief Magistracy of
New YORK. This action was expected
not only by the Democrats of New
York, but by those of the whole Union.
1t was also earned by the Governor.
His record is spotless. lie has trod the
narrow path Of official duty with fear
less fidelity to the best interests of his
State and its inhabitants. He prOlessed
and sustained wise, necessary laws. He
vetoed bad ones. He acted with the
Legislature when that body represented
the masses. He opposed their action
when it was narrow, selfish and calcula-
ted to benefit the few at the expense of
the many. In word, Mr.. Hoffman is
the Governor of the people, and hence
his wonderful popularity. Upon the
platform erected by the late Convention
the State can be carried by a majority
larger than that of 1868. The Radicals
are broken and dispirited. They can
not break the solid squares formed by
the Democratic and Conservative men
of New York, under the lead of Gov.
Hoffman. The fight will be bold, ag-
gressive one, and the result such as will
command the enthusiastic approval of
the Democratic party from Maine to
TeXas.-A ge.
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. o II / G T. .

All persons knowing themselves indebted to
the undersigned, on book, note, Judgment, or
otherwise are hereby notified, that uuless such
accounts are settled within TWENTY DAYS,
suits will be instituted for the collection of the
same; especially those that have been notiiied
by letter.. ~; MESDEShA
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MARRIAGES..

X KLlNE-SHARPLESS-I Catawissa, at the
residence of the brides fsther (NIr X sharp
iessD on the 18th inst, by Rev. II. g. Dill, Mr..
Luther B. Kline, NJ. D., To Miss Desdemona Is.
Sharpless all of Catawissa.
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EXECUTOR,S NOTICE.

UIT-NlICO IOIN . NOIlOTI.
H ESTATE OF GEORGE EVANS, DECD.
Letters testanentary on the estate of George
Evans, late of Brarcreek twp, Columbia co.,
county to John W. Evans, of Berwick, Col co,
All persons having claims against tile estate
are requested to present them 10 the Executor in
Berwick Col. CO., Pa. Those inde bted to the
estate either on note, judgment, mortgage o"
book account Will make payment to the Exec
utor without delay.
JOHN W. EVANS,
sepl6'7O-6w. Executor.
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a JACOBY

w EXCHA NGE BLOCK, ,BLOOMSBURG,PA.
are agents for the sale of Brockways" Justly
cele ebrated Cream and old stock Ales, which they
will sell as cheap as country brewed ales; VIII ol
and half barrels constantly ON hand THIS ale
Is brewed by William E. BrOckway, 3l5 TO 335
East Eleventh Street New York City.
Bioomsburg. June TO- lS70-t.;
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

came To the premises of the subscriber in Pine
toWnSnlp, on or about the LIST of June, 1870, a
Mite BARROW, weighing between llU and
l5O pounds.
Ihe owner will come forward, prove property
ana take the animal away or IL will be sold ac-
cording to law. PHINEAS WUTrMiRE
Pine tWp Sept 0, lS7O-3t
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N M. KNORR,

II M. KNORR,
4. Having purchased the stock of the old Key
stone shoe store, and added thereto large and
wei selected new stock is prepared TO exhibit
the best variety OF
BOOTS AND SHOES
ever brought to this place. lie is also prepared
10 make Boots and Shoes to order in the iates
aud best styles. For cash only. In the old Pos /
oillce building, corner Main and Market Streets
BloomsDurg, Pa fsepO'7O.ly