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Court Proceedings.

lRepOflcu LOT INC OOluinDHnI
SECOND WEEK OF SEPT. TERM, 1871.
Court convened agreeably to adjourn
ment of last week. His Honor Judge
ELwELL, and IRAN DERR and ISAAC
s. MONROE, Esquires,h his Associates, on
the Bench.
In the matter of the School Directors
of Conyngham township, Court grant
rule on Lawrence Curran and Peter |
Mullonney to show cause why writ of |
Qto ,oarrdnto should not issue against |
them to show by what authority they |
exercise the Office of School Directors.
Charles G. Barkley, ESD, on motion
of Mr.. Clark, was appointed auditor to
make distribution In the estate of
George Kline, deceased.
Petition for a road in Madison town.
shin, near the Montour county line,
VIM, II. Shoemaker, Charles Deiterich
and John Appleman appointed view
ers.
Petition of Abram Witner, guardian
of minor children of j. j. Thomas, de-
ceased for the sale of real estate. Sam.
uel Knorr, Esq, appointed auditor to
take testimony ana report with his
opinion.
James Hess against John Shuman
and N. Singlcy, rule granted to show
cause why John Shunian should not be
subrogated to the rights of the plaintiff.
| Petition of minor children of John
Mosteler, deceased, for guardian. Mo-
ses Rittenhouse appointed.
A. r. Iullcnstein VS.. Clara ITullen.
stein, Petition in divorce. Publication
ordered.
Charles Clewell VS.. Kate S. Clewell,
petition in divorce. Subpoena ordered
and Charles G.. Barkley, Esq, appoint
ed commissioner to take dispositions.
On motion of Mr.. Freeze, G. b.
Brockway was appointed auditor, to
make distribution Of the balance in the
hands of the administrator of James
Mears, deceased.
In the estate OF John Rich ards, de.
ceased, on motion of Mr.. Buckalew,
Esq, was appointed auditor to report
whether the sale of the real estate at
the valuation by the inquest, will be
for the interest of the minor owners
thereof.
On motion of Mr.. Clark, e. r.. Ike
Ter, Esq, was appointed auditor to
make distribution of the balance in the
hands of the administrator of Henry
Yost, deceased.
Petition for the sale of the real estate
of William Smith, deceased, for the
payment of debts. Sale ordered.
On motion of c. b. Brockway, Esq,
W., ii. Abbott, Esq, was appointed
auditor to distribute among the heirs
and creditors of G. G. Ricketts,, de.
ceased.
Return of Inquest in the estate OF
John Miller, deceased, confirmed nisi.
On motion of W. II. Abbott, G. b.
Brockway, Esq, was appointed auditor
to make distribution Of tho halonca in
hands of administrator of John Traub,
deceased.
On motion of w. II. Abbott, G.. B
Brockway was appointed auditor tC
make distribution of the balance in the
hands of the administrators of George
Rupp, deceased.
A. G. and +. Hagerman against Sam
J uel Schweppenheiser. On motion o.
, Samuel KnOrr, Wesley Writ was ap
, pointed auditor to distribute the pro
ceeds of the Sheriff's SALE
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Maine Election.

The Republicans have about held
their own at the late election in Maine,
and they rejoice as much as though the
result was unexpected TO them. But
they are welcome to the Yankee States.
True reform will never begin there for
it is not the place of either liberal or
generous sentiments. When the yam
kee can not oppress somebody else he
would rather suffer in that way himself
than not have the performance 60 on at
all. Maine has only decided to stay
where it naturally belongs. Wait till
great Pennsylvania votes-then there
will be result that will be worth talk
ing about
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-15

THE Asiatic Cholera has made its APP
pearance in many portions of Europe.
In ONE parts of Prussia it has spread
in an alarming manner, and is making
rapid progress through the whole coun-
try. A few cases have been reported in
New York, and great exertions are now
being made to clean and purify the
filthy places in the city. Persons in
every part of the country should see
that cellars, cess pools, &c. are properly
cared for, as prevention is much better
than cure.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-15

WHY should workingmen support
the Radical party? What has that Or
ganization done for them save increas-
ed their burdens? At the present time
one days work is taken from each la
boring man to pay his taxes, to feed the
Treasury, in order that Radical office
holders may grow rich upon his toll.
Taxes are enormous under the Radical
administration. The necessaries of life
are taxed the highest, and it will inva
rlably prove true, if the matter is look
ed into, that the money comes out Of
those who can least afford to pay it.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-15

The Republicans have won a decided
triumph in California and great is their
Joy thereat. They have gained Gov
ernor, one or two Congressman and a
majority in the Legislature, which
secures them U. s. Senator in place OF
COLE, Radical, whose term expires.
At the last Presidential election the
State voted for GRANT by about SOC
majority but at the succeeding Govern
or's election, HAIGHT, Democrat, was
elected by 5000. The present result is
attributed to Democratic divisions, but
whether that be the fact or not it is OF
no consequence-the Democracy are tefl
IN minority at the election In CdlVor'
mia, and it does not mend the matter to
point out the cause. What we want is
msjorities, and If we fail 10 get them
because we cannot unite, the result is
as disastrous as though we fail for want
of votes for any other cause. But let
Democrats be warned! Division brings
sure defeat In UNION alone is strength
Democrats Of Pennsylvanian, utctor
aoatS enemy surrounds you! You alone
can stem the tide of their success
Never will this Nation again come un'
der the benign sway of the Democracy
until Pennsylvania-the most influen'
tial of all the States-takes the lead
THOROUGH UNION is THE ONLY
MEANS OF SUCCESS Let every
Democrat arouse to the importance o
the occasion. Frown down all attempts
at division,t the sure precursor of defeat
Let every Democrat make it his bust
ness to see that every other Democrat is
determined to attend the polls and vote
the whole ticket! Let not one Demo.
cratic vote be lost, but turn out to a
man! That will bring victory, and If
Pennsylvania goes Democratic the
whole nation will follow.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-15

THE latest returns of the election in
Wyoming Territory confirm the first
report of a Republican majority in the
upper House of the Legislature. Lara
mine county, where about nesixth of
the votes were cast by women, gave a
large Democratic majority.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-15

THE Radical victories In California
and Maine ought to stimulate every
Democrat to the utmost effort to obtain
success in Pennsylvania. If this State
gives the Republicans very decided
triumph 1t will be next to impossible to
infuse energy into the Presidential
election of next year. Arouse, Demo-
Gratis, and to work The emergency is
upon you! and we verify believe that
everything depends upon your own
efforts.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-15

FROM various announcements made
1t is evident that Chief Justice CHASE
has not yet made up his mind whether
he wants to be the Democratic or Radi-
cal nominee for the Presidency. lfthe
former, he wants Radical platform, or
something resembling it! If the latter
he VIII accept any platform they see
proper to make.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-15

AN exchange thinks good text for
an able minister to expound before
President GRANT would be the fourth
verse of the twenty-ninth chapter of
Proverbs:
"The king By Judgment estaJlisheh the
land; but he that receireth gifts orathrO,reth
a -
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Sullivan Democratic Tickct.

Tho Democrats of Sullivan county
have nominated the following excellent
ticket:
Representatire--James Deegan.
PrOthOnOtdry-C. c. Finch.
associate Judges-John Mullan, VIM.
Evans.
,MeriG-F p. Dunn.
isSiOner-Christiau Mosier.
TredS,Ter-Robert Stormont.
AudHor-Lyman B. Speaker.
County ,S,rueyor-Job l.. King.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-15

PERSEVERANCE is not good thing
in itself. Its goodness depends on the
cause in which 1t is engaged. The per-
sistent swindler and liar and the man
who Is habitually honest both have
perseverance, but there is a vast tfer-
euce between the two.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-15

WE do not object to other editors
copying our editorials, with or without
credit, nor will fault be found If they
adopt them and publish them as origi-
nal-only this, we want them to copy
accurately; we don't like to see our
articles murdered.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-15

THE man who lost his eyesight by
reading borrowed paper, has recover
ed ii since he became subscriber.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-15

ULYSSES s. GRANTING notice by
the daily papers that this gentleman
visited Washington city the other day,
but remained only few hours.
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DLANK DEEDS.

We now have the finest assortment of BLANK
DEEDS on hand and for sale that were ever kept
In Bloomsburg. Large size ON best parchment
paper, Common Deeds, Executors and Adminis-
traitors Deeds-smail size good paper teheap)
Common Deeds, &c.
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ONE HUNDRED ACRES
FIF II Y A C II Il S
THIRTY-TWO ACRES

more or less, being improved land.
TERMS OF SALE.-Tcn per cent. of One-fourth
of the purchase money 10 be paid ON the day Of
sale, onc-fuurth of the purchase money less the
ten per cent. ON the confirmation of the sale, and
the balance in one year thereafter with iaterest
on the same from confirmation nisi.
Possession of the improved premises will be
given on the lst of April, 1872, by the purchaser
or purchasers securing the unpaid purchase
money. Possession OF the timber tracts will be
given on the confirmation OF the sale by the
purchaser or purchasers securing the unpaid
purchase money. Purchaser or purchasers TO
pay for Deeds and stamps. - -
JOHN W. KILE,
ELIJAH HESS,
Administrators.
linl.,a l,rnnlr SnI1I Ii ls-l.lN
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DEATHS.

MERICLE-In Buckhorn, September 9th, John
Mericle aged O3 years, months and days.
DELONG-In Orange township, August goth,
Mr.. Samuel Delong, aged q years, month and
20 uays.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-15

THE cholera is appearing in all parts
Of Germany. No more cases are report
ed In England.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-15

and outbuildngs, some fruit and good water on
the promises, ISAAC BEIBI,
MOSES STECKER,
Administrators.
TERMS Ton per cent. of ono.fourth of the
purchase money to he paid at the striking down
of the property; the one fourth less the ten per
cent. at the confirmation of sale: and the re-
naming three fourths in one year thereafter,
with interest from the confirmation nist
by order of the Court.
WELLINGTON II. ENT,
sept. u, '7l-ts. prothonotary.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE NOMINATIONS
AUDITOR GENERAL,
GEN. WILLIAM M'CANDLESS.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
SURVEYOR GENERAL,
CAPT. JAMES H. COOPER,
OF LAWRENCE COUNTY.

Columbia County Democratic Ticket
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
CHARLES B. BROCKWAY,
DLooMsBURG.
ASSOCIATE JUDGE
IRAN DERR,
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
JAMES BRYSON, Jr.
CENTRALIA.
TREASURER,
WILLIAM LAMON,
BRIARCREEK TOWNSHIP.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
WILLIAM SHAFFER,
CENTRE TOWNSHIP.
CORONER
CHARLES G. MURPHY,
NORTH CoNYNGIIAM.
AUDITOR
CHARLES CONNER,
oRASGEvILLE.
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II w EN- TT Y-SIX ACR ES
HOUSE AND BARN

| Two acres of the same being lot late of Peter
| Slayman deceased two-hfths of which only be-
| longs to said Gideon Stecker. The land Is TO be
| lufll fart In pT
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ONE HUNDRED ACRES,

more or less.
ALSO n certain tract of land situate in Jack
son and Sugarlonf townships in said county,
bounded by lands of John Kilc and Samuel
Neyhnrd on the south, by lands of Craig Il
blanchard on the west, the tract above described
on the north, and lands OF Samuel Fritz ON the
east, containing
ONE HUNDRED ACRES
more or less, being timber land,
ALSO n certain tract of land situate in David
son township. sullivan codnty, bounded on the
east by the tract first above Described and land,
of Craig u blanchard on tho north, south and
west, containing
Il l + II Y a G II Il S
more or less, being timber land.
ALSO certain tract OF land situate In Benton
township, Columbia county, bounded ON tn,
north by lands of Dyer Moss. ON the west by
Elisha Shult2 and Hannah smith, on the suutl
and east by lands OF Samuel krckbaum, con
tanning
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New Advertisements
DUBLIC SALE

V ABLE REAL EsTAT TIE.
In pursuance of nm order of tho Orphans
Court of Columbia county, viii bo exposed To
public sale on the prom lses, on SATURDAY. the
lith day of OCTOBER, a, d., ISL, at one O'Clock
Stecker, administrators of Gideon Stccltcr late
OF Hemlock township, deceased. the following
described property, situate in Hemlock town
ship in said county, being the Mansion House OF
decedent, and bound by lands of Iebulon hoD'
bins, Daniel Wagner and Isaac Leiby, contain
ing about
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X ENERAL ELECTION
Z r. OCL a NJ A L / o n.

Coles Creek, Sept. 10, lS7l-ts
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KICKED sr A MuLE.-jake j

- KICKED sr MuLE.-jake John
sou had mule. There Was uotninx Ir
ms,kabls IN the mere iact oi bis ,e.ns ih
ssms.hing peculiar about this mule lie :
the snimsi--couii kick higher. hit hari e
on the sliShtest pr"vocatIon. aud act uglie
than any muls ON record.
One morning. ruling his property I,
market. Jake me, Jim Dagp.. sIains
whom hs had an old but concealed riusye
lie knew Bcggs weakness lay IN Lisgg,H,
snt bstiss; Therefore Ls sslu,si him nc
soriingIy
How are you. jim, Fiac morn ng.
Hearty. sqniU. replied jim :" Fin,
weather Nice mule that yvu have. Wa
hs ,io 10 bet on
Bet on! Gncas he will that. / tel
you. Jim Bcgg., hes the beat mule in TIN,
spuutry."
"Grea, smash. Il that SO :" calculated
Jim.
.Solii truth. every word Of it. Tel
yen soniaertislly, jim. I'm taking hin,
aowa tor betting purposes. l bet he can
kick fly ofl from man withou. its hnu
ing him."
Now. look here squire" ,aii jim, "
am not letting character. but I'll vet you
something On that myself
".Iin,. there's no nse; don't bet, doa't
want to win your money.'
Don't BE- alarmed. squire. I'll take
such bets ~ them every time"
"WeIl Il yeu are determined to bet. |
will iisk a small staks--sny five dollars" ."
"Ali right. 'quire, yonIe my nan,
But Who'll he kick ihe fly of? There i.
no one here bu, you and /. You try it,"
"No.' says Johnson, :" l have TO be Ly
the mnlss head to order him"
"Oh! yas." cay. jim. Then prob.
ably l'm the man. Waal. Ill do it; bui
yen are to bel ten against my i've. il ,i.k
IT,"
IAN right" quoth the squire. Nov
there 10 hy on your shoulder. Sand
.hll And johnson adjusted tho mule.
"lyhisl Jrrvey." .sid he.
The mule rsl,cs his heels with such ve-
10 i,y aud loree ,ha, Boggs rose in the air
like bid. and alighted on all iours in 4
muddy ditch. bang up sgains. a rail fence
Raising in a towering rage, he exolvim
ea: "Yas,, that ia smart! knew your
dsrae,i mule couldnt 10 1t. Yon had that
ell pa, up. lw"uldn't be kicked like tha
for ESD. You can just fork over them a.,
stake. for il any way
"Not 81 last, jim; Jervsy did ju.,
what / said he could; that is. kick n fly
ID man without it, hunting him. You
zee. the mule !. no, injured by the opera
tion. However. fyou are not ss,i.isi.
ws will try it again ~ often a. yon wish
The dsncc take yon.' growled Jiu,.
"ldd rather have y barn tmll on me at
once than have that crit'rr kick ne again.
ksep the stakes, Lu. aou', say sayth,ns
about IL
And Boggs trudse On in bitterness Of
soul. murmnr ng to himself, "Sold. by
thundsr; and kickei BY a mule r.
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- SURE THING ON A JURY.--Y Yorns
lawyers som,.,mcs dcspslr vi defence wh:cl
giws ne encouragcm but old practi
tisner'--esrecially whsn the tees are 's
n.uLer.tNs aud csr,ain-rAn ace no dis
cou-sgement held ioi,h by the evidence moi
to bs ronnteibslanced an1 overcome b,
professional acu;cns.s aud ssyaci,y wei
paid.
a prisoner was once arrsisned in Ken,
eonnty. Mich, for stealing pork. lie Ir
tanned a young and talented and ingsniou,
m-mber Of the profession for hi. defence
Having listedsd 20 the prisoners owl
sSory and heard from him that in oil prob
ability the peoples wirna.s,s would sweal
70, hs cand,lly informed hi. client that i,
was useless TO waste money on his de
fence
:" Mover you mind was the confien,
reply; "you argno my ease good ant
strong. juAt as il you believed me pp,se
sutsd msn. aud | will give you $40"
The lawyer worked up to the contract
and bsfors he had half ,ummed up he ksc
the Jury in tears At the bare IDEA OF snatch
ing such brigh. example OF domestic ant
social worth from the bosom oi his tamil,
and the society Of his nrighbors. 10 b,
thurst among iclons in the common jsiE
To his astoni.hment HIS appeal MAS e.
fectivs. the prisoner was acquitted
Closstsd together after the verde, and
dischsrgu Of the culpri, and the S2J hsv
ing lsrn paid ever. the lawyer said
by tho BY, D., that was MOI,
surprising verdict. considering wha. III,
govsrnmsnt proved" ..r....
Net a. sll." was the cool reply "sil
Of them jurymen hsd some Of the pork"
Ths mercury in that lawyers lump oi
aelf ssteem ierl to zero.
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DR.. Railways Perfect Purgativc Pills,

periec,iy tast.1ers. elegantly coated with swsct
., M purge regulate, i,urify. cleanse. and strength
sn RI, way. Pills for the surf OF all digr,irrs Of
~. s,''",.. "ver. ho1rl- kidneys. bia Irr ners.
on. diseases, Lra Ia. he. constipation so'''vsue''
indigestion. dyspepsia h','ousness' "'''ioSs irvsr'
inflammation Of the bowels, ,H'''s' aHh MI ne,
rang, ncnts uf the in,,Inul ys,rh. "",r""'s'
tn tHtct positive cure. Purely vegrp,hi- ''"'
tanning no uurcury, minerals. or lrlrt,r,ous dr.,gs.
A few doses of IA ways PHI. will free the svs.
tenn from all the u owe named dior l-rs. Price.
25 cents per lox. Sold 10y Drugsi,,s
Real False and IjHe : mt lett stamp
Il. RADWAY 4 co. NJ. ~ Maiden Lane. Nv
York. lnlxua,lon worth thousands viii T." scnt
you. July filyl
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iron =

from the Globe Rolling Mills CHM. bought
since the govt. manufacturing duty was re-
moved which our customers and all hands can
have the benefit Of BY calling early on
'~' GEO. AUSTIN.
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-" Where 10 y gu hail from!" quired
. Yankee n . traveller. "Where do you
rain irom!" "Don't At ALL" said the -.
isni.Aed Johna,han. "Nei,her do ] hail,
10 mind your own business"
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:. .B.b. Harry Smith h.. .ns Of III,

- " Bob, Harry Smith has "ne Of the
greatest cufiesisies you ever .sw."
-. Don't sew su--w What il il -.
~ tree that never sprouts. and becomes
smaller the older it grows" N
Well that is . curiosity. Where did
nv get i,!"
From Caliiornis.'
'.WAst j. the nsme n it?"
"Axletres--ii en,s belonged to . Cali.
iesnis swsibus."
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-"Vil you daks eumding" said
German toetotaler to friend. while stand.
ing near tsvern. ~ don't care i do. >
wss the reply. Veil den. let Us daks Z
walk t.
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-" fsrs.' nm = liule 10y to hi.
parent. 4" sie hot callers ,~,y small men
(" No my dear" au,wr,.d the father
"pmy 'whst lead. you to .upl ore that they
ere 20 kmsll 7"
Because replied the young ideas.
smsr,ly. IL issd the other dsy oi s.sils'
going to sleep IN his watch"
The Van Buren press., 1871-09-12
Railways Sarsaparlllian Reso!vont


la. ma /. tn most astonishing cur $. .oquek,
40 r.pll a'. tn, ching. the boiy u,lsrgoes u',-
der the nflaenceo oi this truly wonderful IN 'Jicire
Tint ece,y daJ IN increase IN fs5h md
sI tceight IS ssCR aa4 teH
TuE aRsAr 'HI.o oou fuWFfgP- ..t
EVERY drnp of the 5IJstpasi,!iaa AasolrenL
communicates through the hioni sweat urine and
other aWIAoi e ylts w M yisos oi ~ ~, Tor ;,
material ScrWu,a, Slphlll, Consumption, HHn
ular disease, ulcers 10 the tbroa. t'udqrs, N"d,' IN
the glands and other parts ot the 'ystu so'' ryre'
rtruu0ruus discharges from tbe rar-, pd tAt worst
form o! Skiu istasts, fru t"Ii., Fvr Sores,
Worms Sali khcum, Erys,r rrla,. ruuors Cancers
IN the Noi prv with III. curative rang uf this
wonder ri MOdln Chemistry. an'I ~ few 'iay-
riA' will prov to any erSun using 1t '"r either of
tl'rsv 'plts ui il-easr its psrnt ,'vwer to cnrt
them. II tAe atlrnt. taily hcoihing re'incea by
he wastes and Il com usition that j.. ctntinually
rrgr .sing. .uccc,ds IN arr sting these wastes,
an' rel airs the With new material made from
healthy blood-.nd this tle Sarsaparllian will
aud does sccurc-a rnre IS certain; iJr when euee
this remedy cnluInencya It's work Of ~. itcation,
AMI succeeds in diminishing the lo,sof wastes, tts
repairs will le rapid. aud svery day the raticnt
vii feel himself growing better aud sirong'r, III"
food ligr,tng better. apI~titermpruving aud fi'sh
and weight increasing. Not only does ihy Sar.a.
rarllia Rcsolvent excell all known remedial
agents in the enre Of Chronic, Scr,fulous Consti-
tuiionsl and Ssin Diseases; but it is the only
positive cure for
KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,
Urinary and Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes.
Dropsey, Stoprsge of Water. ncontin-nce OF urine,
Brights disease, Albumin ia, and in all cases
Where there are brick dust deposits, or the water
is thick cloudy. mixed with substances like the
n hite pf An
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- PUxcruALIrY III I'm not At
home from the party tonight At ten
oclsck, said q husband to h,s betur and
bigger halt. ''dnn't wait for nv"
That ! won't" Significantly replied
the lady IL went wait. bul l u came
tor you" The gentleman returned Ia ten
clock pre. isely.
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Just Received
AS RAGS Prime Rio Coffee.
~ y Barrels Sugar House M,lases,
20 Kegs
20 kegs Horse and Mule Shoes
so kegs Absorbed Nails.
,2bbls. Luhriratng OIL.
~ kegs Eng Soda-- Direct Importatin,
80 bags Cotton Yarn.
80 cad,lies Virginia Tobacco.
"a large lot Of School Books of all kinds.
r. he sold VERY Low to the Trade or at Re-
tail. by
NJ LYNCH,
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sslget OF Sclsssrings.
Little Tease.

Hidins her grandmamma's Knitting Evsy.
1eaehiag the kittens tneir letters. in play.
lixmeerius up 70 the table and shell,
hAviuG tss-party all ey herself.
Quist minute, in mischief. no dcubt.
futtine the needles ana thimbies about,
Sewing her apron. demare as you please;
Aay oss got such dear little tease y
Printing her hands in the soft. tempting konf.
Iumbles aud Dumps twenty tunes in an hour;
1anytias the yarn aad travelling the lace,
bong u ali with tue pretticst grace;
Mother il scoidips her sery Osa ylri,
bays that she sets the Whole house IN whirl
Lvegs at aer pouting there. down at her kncea.
Clasps TO her heart again dear little tease.
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