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TIE last concoction Of the RepuJH.
can concerning Mr.. Bnckalew, land per-
haps the meanest), is the watch story
of last week-that Mr.. B. possessed a
watch with an inscription upon it that
it was presented by brewers '.Jor SER
rtces IN defeating the temperance la,cS in
the Senate" The object of this forged
citation is as evident az the baseness OF
its author; but here again the bad
memory of liar confounds his malice
He forgets that in the Republican of Ju
ly 4th, an appeal was made to liquor
dealers against Mr.. b., and he was as
sailed as their enemy.
We assert, in the most unqualified
terms, that Mr.. Il. never received a pre-
sent fol opposing temperance laws OF
any other laws, or anything else with
such an Inscription ms that pretended
above.
The wretched writer for the Repu6li
can in ncsing about town for small
matters of scandal, has been simply
''sold" by some youngstor on this watch
inscription, or else invented tho story
himself
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The State Fair will be held at Erie
'al' year on the 18th, 18th, 10Th and 20th
VI September. The premiums are
very liberal, in money, medals, diplomas
NG An ample park has been laid off
ami improved within tho limits of the
cIly and the best accommodations fur
nlshcd for cattle. Early application for
space should be made. The II. II. com
panies transport articles intended for
'Ne exhibition, both to and from Erie,
III greatly reduced rates.
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lIAVE IT ALWAYS Al HAND.-Accldent Will
happen In tho best regulated families, and for
tlIl4 reason among many others, the Mustang
Llnlmcht should HAD u place iu tile cupboard of
vycry household. In Nli the world there Is nUth-
Ing comparable to II uB an Application FOR cuts
cOntuhiOns, burns, spnsina, ana scnlds, aud when
cIy othOr prepai alton tuat medical ingenuity
can suggest, has failed TO afford rclief In thcu-
matlsm, neuralgia, sOro throat, el1nduar swell
lug', muscular CuntGactluns. cTUmps, tOnthacho,
&C. this powerful ntl.lnllammGiOTy and pain
destroy ing agent Immediately aSsunBc8 the SUI
icrUr's agony and eventually uCCOmpliShca n
radical cure. Probably there Is notH ConnUlscuT
In horsclcsh OF an amateur horscinnn In the
land who does not know, oithor from personal
observation OF reports That the Mustaug Llni'
nicnt * the Supreme ECmcdy for all external
diseases and injuries OF tho horse.
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W. W. Marshall, ESQ, of Mt. Eagle,
lnls county, has turkey that weighs
H.. pounds, Some one hungry for tur-
Aoyoilered him so for it, but Mr.. Mar
'naII refused the price, saying he had
named him "Buckalew," and that he
should live until after tho election OF
'ha Gentleman. BeNefonte JFdtchman
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Railroad Timo Tablo.

lAcKAwANNA q BLooMsBURG II. IL.
North. Bouth.
................. 0S2 A. NJ. 4:s7 ~ NJ.
,' ,punupt ion..".. .....", i:iO A. NJ. ll:05 Il M.
,, ........................ G06 7. NJ. 0:32 a. NJ.
,Y,wI4sA Il. Il. FROM RUPERT STATION.
ID .,,, Nrrin. Going South
', N li:li A. NJ.
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COUNTY TICKET,
FOR PRESIDENT JUDGE,
WILLIAM ELWELL
,Suhject to the decision of the District Conferces
FOR SENATOR,
CHARLES G.. BARKLEY
(Subect TO the decision Of the District Conferees
FOR CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION,
JOHN G. FREEZE
(suio1i TO the decision of the District Conferees
FOR ASSEMBLY,
CHARLES &. BROCKWAY.
FOR PRoTHoNoTARY,
B. FRANK ZARR,
FOR REGISTER a. RECORDER,
WILLIAMSON II. JACOBY,
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
WILLIAM LAWTON,
FOR AUDITOR,
U.J. CAMPBELL.
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BEFORE the delivery of Ex-Governor
Pollock'3 speech in the Court House on
Wednesday evening, MIR, Whitmoyer
announced that one of tho objects of tho
meeting was tho formation of Grant
and Wilson Club, and suggested that
temporary officers had better be chosen.
lie said "ho had not thought Of any
body" SO did not offer any names, but
Bockley whispered to him and then he
nominated Josiah Isalston for President.
Then there was some moro whispering
and then j. b. Robson was announced
as Secretary. Col. Knorr in moving for
a future meeting improved the name OF
the Club by calling ii "Grant, Wilson
and IIartranft Club" OF course nobody
said or did anything about it but tho
Ring masters, Whltmoyer, Bcckley,
Knorr and Robson, some of whom, II
not all, will be the future officers Of the
Club
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ERR0Ees OF XQuTgY.

Every nervous Youus Man IN the Union, Will
receive, free, Recipe That Will prove a blessing
through life, by addressing, in confidence,
JOHN b. OGDEN,
Box jlT2 u. o. 4 Cedar ST., n. Y.
feb. ., ly,
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Young mems silk corded caps ot l.W.
Barimans.
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pennsSroNc, Salem County, New Jsrsey.
FEBRUARY z, lS72.
Dr. j. II. SCEENCK, N, u. corner sixth and Arch
streets, philadelphia
ltuSpCctCu Sir--l take pleasure III adding my
testimony 10 that Of inc many others vino have
been cured by ihc efficacy Ol Schouclts IulmOnic
syrup, Sea Weed Tonic, and Mandrake PMS.
Consumption has been hereditary with my
family, most of Its members having dlod OF 1t ut
carly ages. Ny mother and three brothers died
ut tho ago OF 81, brother at ~ and my sstor
was, whom about 81 years, Gol2od with ligcr
complaint, which lupluIy developed into PuluO-
nary Consumption, L was compelled to rclin-
ouish my employ CHAT of Il blacksmlth)
l consulted skillful and eminent physicians,
and tried many patent nostrums, but without
success, so that my friends were sure that there
was no hope of my recovery, tor l was reduced
from 10 pounds to l0l, and was not able to do
anything without assistance.
by what now look upon us PFoVldCntlal In
turpOsitOn, was induced to try your remedies,
and place myself under your treatment, ana so
seemed as though some Superhuman power was
at work, ana to-day 1 am as well as at any timo
during my life. weigh l52 pounds, am 80 years
old and for some time have boon regularly at
tendngto my business, bidding fair 70 1--we to n
good old age.
having placed mo in Il position wherein I a]n q
benefit instead of Il burden to my family.
Your Mandrake pIlls are tho only medicine !
over use now. l think they arc the best in tuu
world.
| can rcior you to hundreds of my nC'ghnors
who will verify all have written, ana any in
| formation any of my fellow cIl!zsAS may desire
JOHN c, HEWITT,
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STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR
CHARLES II, BUCKALEW,
or COLUMBIA COUNTY,
FOR AUDITOR GENERAL:
WILLIAM HARTLEY,
OF DEpFoRD COUNTY.
FOR JUDGE or SUPREME COURT:
JAMES THOMPSON,
OF ERIE COUNTY.
FoR CONGREssNIEN AT LARGE.
RICHARD VAUX,
Oh PHILADELPHIA.
JAMES IL. HOPKINS.
oy ALLEGHENY.
UENDRICK B. WRIGHT,
CT LuaERNE COUNTY.
For Msmbsrs Of the Constitutiohni Com
ventlOn.
GEO, W. WOODWARD, Philadelphia,
JEREMIAH =. BLACK, York
WIN. BIGLER, Clearflold,
W. j. BAER Somerset.
FRANKLIN b. GoWEN, Philadelphia.
JOHN II. CAMPBELL. Philadelphia.
g. y. REYNOLDS. Lancaster.
JAMES ELLIS, Schuylkil.
=. g. Il. DODD, Venango.
ROBERT a. LAMBERTON, Dauphin.
a. A. pURMAN. Green.
VIM L. CORBETr, Clarion.
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On Sunday last, a, ID. Seeley, Ch1ef
of Police of Berwick, brought to this
place and put mail "A man who gave
| his namo as Charles Dutteriiold, who
| was charged with breaking into the
store OF I,ltz & Hons, on Mifflin Hills,
and stealing therefrom 800 worth of
| clothing. From what We are told OF
| this nan il would Seom AZ If ho had
managed TO compress about as much
iniquity into short space OF timo as
was we'll possible. 1t appears that But.
! tci field and companion hired horse
and buggy at Scranton for two hours
with which thoy drove TO Berwick, as
is supposed, TO got away with the turn.
out. On their road they mot Mr.. LOWS
Greasy of whom thoy demanded the
rooney and valuables in his possession.
Nj. Greasy had no money but gave
them his gold watch. The rascals then
| drove across the bfidgoat Berwick on Il
trot, but the gatokcopor hearing them,
closed the gates and demanded fine
for fast driving in addition TO the toll.
| Refusing to pay this they turned and
drove back and thence went across, in
some manner, TO Mifllin Hills, where
thostore robbery was pcrpotrated, and
where Buttcrfeld wes captured by a
party who followed him. Butterfleld'i
companion succeeded in making his es
cape, although the party in pursuit,
| fired several shots at him. In his re-
treat he threw away an overcoat, in
which was found Mr., Crcasy's watch.
1t is thought that these men belong to
regular gang Of thieves who have
come from New York to prey on the
rural community. The police in our
neighboring towns should be on the
lookout for them.
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1. w. Hartman sells good Rio Coffee
for 25 cents.
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A Fragrant Breath and PcarIy Teeth
Arc easily attained, and those WHO
fail 10 avail themselves OF the means,
should not complain whcH accused ol
gross neglect. The SoIODOET will
speedily eradicate the cause Of u foul
breath, bcautifying and preserving the
teoth to tho oldest age.
spalding's Glue il useful in every
house.
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Nty W UT, IN, z Dc ~, ~ -
Dr. j. II. SCHENCIi, n. L. Cor. Sixth aLG Arch
streets, Philadelphia,
Dear Sir--IleaSe forward, per first steamer, Six
bottles Sea Weed Tonic and twelve bottles Pull
monte Syrup.
Your medicines are such value that can
not be without them in my household, and in
fact no family should be without them.
have given them a far test, and Oponly de-
clare them TO ho even better than you claim.
Very respectfully yours, %o- ..-
W. \, WHlIEllCRSE.
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\ DMINISTRATOR,S NOTICE.

~ = 7
~ fSrAIE OF PETER SIRICIsI.R DECD.
I.ottofs of Administration on the estate OF
Peter Stricken late OF Catawlssi, township, Col
umGia county, deceased, have been granted by
The Register OF said county to Hiram j, RcedCr
Catawissa twp. All persons having claims against
the estate Of the decedont are requested to pre-.
sent lhem for settlement and those indebted to
the estate to make payment to the undersigned
administrator, without delay
HIRAM ]. REEDER,
n5IWO' Administrators.
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pXECUTORS' NOTICE.

Ia ESTATE OF STEPHEN DALDY DECD.
Letters testamentary on the estate of stephen
Balay late of Catawissa township, Columha
county deceased, have been granted by the Reg
| istor of Columbia county, to Peter Il. Ra!dV,
Douglas Hughes, and William j. Martin Exucu-
tsrs TO whom all persons indebted to said estate
are requested 10 mako payment, and those hRV-
| ing claims or demands against said estate, will
make them knoWl to The Executors without
| PETER r. BALDY,
| DOUGLAS III GHES,
WILLIAM j. MARTIN,
| An8g,-l-fN Executions
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TIE COLUMBIAN BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNT

All wool Calico at ]. w. Hartman
for 50 cent per yAi1.
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Dollqr HnjhiIw Uonman5
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5OT9E E1OUMT AIM

in this part of tho state, called the "Icoborg,'
from which is constantly drawn, those cool and
refreshing beverages So popular with tho Amer
lean public also, tho mcdtcatCd waters of NichY
Saratoga and SCllHCr,
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TIE GEORGIA COLLINS.
iTpr@ about ts,e Mysterious DoinGs nj
Surrcucy Station.

4 special reporter Of the Savannah Ac'rS
.,,,., the following rs the latest from the
tr"n9-ia COLLINS. whose mysterious do!ngs at
'',o residence Of Mr.. Surrency have before
h.nu noticed:
Nr. Surrcncy was in the city at the be-
hain" Of the affair. and was expected home
That evening. The train, however, was De-
land. and his daughter, a young lady OF,
>Hppu>c, seventeen wears, walked out to The
'g,.k and looked up the railroad TO see if She
raiid discover the lights OF the expected
ha;D. While anNiou>iy looking she distinctly
>iw IN object in the form OF Il man approacl-
NJ her. but apparently with no bad lnten-
Ion. She, however, turned and walked
quietly hNck to The steps, and Just rs she
ma.A"d them heard something like chunk
.an" WlIizZn@ through the air and inil TO
'... uround quito near her. For fear of be-
.H- laughed I'll for cowardice, she concluded
tvj 10 mention il 10 the family, and sat down
o.. thcrtcpS She looked Immediately in the
direction she bad come, but could see moth
~,
T,iH APrARIrfoN.
She could see it III no direction, though the
gouUds are quito open, aud we lccl sure,
i!gm the distance shown Us, that she couid
;a.nly have seen an object oil lnuch sllallti
~, especially when moving. AS she took
i.. rc.u on The step other things similar 70 Inc
l9'' fl! around her III very rapid succession
a-G ia quite close proximity, none striking
r.r. They all came from the direction
"a'ncr she had seen the apparition. She
lh"u iuoyed into the rarior, where were soE!e
@Ht!crncn, among them minister. She
N >aid nothing Of il, and went into tic
,lrEcn, which adjcins The house, where
"rr mother was experimenting the prcpara-
i'n Of supper. As she was going from the
f,"i through mssagc-way to the kitchen
"a" c3VId distinctly hear things similar
~ iho-c described falling in the yard and
'"alHs, Tie end Of the house, apparently
moving in the direction Of the kitchen. BY
Re time she had gained the entrance brick
bals, bottles, DC, were falling in thick pro-
'ls!on on every side. The gentlemen pre-.
,,ten! were called, and di!igent search made,
'AaGxh no one could be seen, yet those .pls.
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sssstF7raEs OF the ssseasssshi ss aE sasoarf--
Tie Story or the snrvfvors--seas,cs
ora the Bssruinsp gs,in. e = Fszs %

Il
| Hse Story or the surrsvors--sscasics
osa the Burning ship. KS. sT F.s
HEY Wrsr, October 3i.-The following
particulars OF the burning Of the steamship
missouri have been obtained from the sur
| Vlvors who have arrived here:
when the boat which was saved left the
burning ship one boat was seen with its keel
| upwards, which had two men on it. The
rescued boat lay for two hours by the swamp
ca boat, containing nine men including en-
ginccrs, fircmcn, and the ships barber. A
| bucket was given the inmates of the swamp
cd boat TO bail with, there being two in the
| rescued boat. AS there were 10 scameu In
the sWanipcd boat they were unable 10 man.
arc it, and in this condition they were left.
IL Is not likely any of them were saved.
NO saii had een seen for two days previous
| 10 the fire. On that day the Missouri was In
company with ship fl om 9:15 a. NJ. until 5
| l.. A., when she was lost sight Of For
| forty minutes after the rescued left the Mis-.
sou!' they saw passengers and crew who re-
mnfcd OH board crowded on the after part
OF the vessel 1t is said the fire was first dis
covered on the floor of the locker, In the
| pantry, and the cry of "irc" was immc-
diatciy given, wet carpets were immediately
| put on the fire hy the pantrymcn and others,
and the steward reported TO the passengers
| that the fire was out.
'' h,. va. Sntn "l''Ic ci!e passengers
arJ. nrt .nnt t ,t osi a. ieIcs'ns 'he stew
;had lo,,,'A, ,,n I .iu ,aa pI1 ~. ec'l'l-
or Ito We, n:u .lic Iels
ntnr io,,.o,:,,. I,,o,sI a|'i'" IVY mn,
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only t,~o s,nnil onrs a,,d a l.r nv, Nnt .in.
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, N.Y. ~ ''.i" liz. anu ils.tuctiohs 70
Tho oi ''n ot,,na .'ao tN,rt III. So's'.
,.i., ,,n i.aui n.y. upu.aI ili!IisLI oi
~ ,ntL ",, w.. "n,u i''l irh ""u Dveii , ate
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as,i, 81 -'''"''''' ~ -o' L "N VII ''io
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THE MARYLAND BArTIsTS ANDTEE VIRGINIA
MEMORIAL MoyENENT.-At the session Of
the Maryland Baptist Union Association III
Baltimore, Thursday, Rev. DR.. j. ". N.
Williams, who wa; appointed to frame re>o-
buttons in response TO the request OF tie l'alo-
ti>t General Association OF Virginia to send
a DELEGATION from the Maryland Baptist Union
Association to the great Baptist jubilee i'll
Richmond on the iiilicth anniversary, next
June. ana TO name the delegates, reported
the following resolutions and delegates. cy-
crpt hi, own nlnlc. which the Association
added:
The Maryland Baptist Union Association,
assembled in ils lhirty-Scvcnth anniversary,
send their hearty congratulations to the bap-
lit General Association of Virginia OH their
iIlch anniversary. We pray that the bless
ing Of The Great Head OF the Church may
rest upon YOU in your iubil"c-"athcrin@, and
that the children Of the present and The flu
turc uay be worthy OF the parents who,
through toll. suffering, sacrifices, and impri-
~onmcnt, secured and tcGucat:cd 10 YOU tic
rich legacy OF tEc freedom to worship God,
We ch"crtnlly rcciprocatc your invitation TO
meet You by delegation, and send the follow
Ing brethren to represent us:
J. W. NJ. Williams, chairman; \. Fuller
Crane. r. Calvin Williams, Joshua Leverlng
William Baync, ". II. Ryan, William stick
ncy. II. y. Jutlon, J. Nelson, s. +. White
Hiram Woods, c. c. Mcadcr, 5. IL. Mirick
William Miller, w. Jud>on Brown. L. Ful
lcr, W. L. Brantcy, J. Pollard, il, T.. y
Harris. Nj. 4. Watkinson, G. ". Sandcrln
+. Wilson. II. Taylor, &. b. White, II. }
Chandler, James Pollard, DR.. J. {. Yelling
president of Columbian College, Washington
city The reportwas unanimously adopted
baltimore Sun, NOccmbcr |.
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NOTABLE FHIENDs At THE YEARLY MEETING
IN BALTIMORE Among the notable ministers
in attendance we see the venerable Benjamin
lIallowcl, formerly Of Alexandria, Va,
where for many Years he conducted a school,
in which many prominent southcrncls were
pupils, among them the di>tln-
cii>!ird general Robert +. Lee. Benjamin
HalloWel is one of The originators of the
present system OF governmental management
Of Indian affairs, and is one of President
Grants most trusted advisers on this subject.
He is about seventy years of age. and was
once robust, but shows something OF the
fruiltv of old age. He is not fluent speaker,
but is il ready writer, and one Of the best
educated men i'll the country, being partlcu-
lally eminent as naturalist. He has written
much upon social and philosophical subjects.
and is one of the leading minds in the Friends
denomination.
The Janncys are also prominent members
of this yearly meeting. Samuel NJ. Janney
is widely-known Virginian, who has also
been connected with the Indian service, hay
ing been superintendent in charge of one
Indian Department for three years, sacri-
iiring the comforts Of home and friends, and
solely on account Of what he felt to be 4 reli-
gious duty required of him laboring for tie
benefit of the savage wards OF the nation.
His brother, Asa u. Janney, who occupied q
similar position with another branch of the
| Indian service, is here also. Samuel Al. IS
another who stands high in the estimation OF
Friends. His principal works are - Life OF
William Penn" and History of Friends. .
but he is :; fine essayist, and volume OF
poems tbat he published several years ago
merits warm commentator. Among the
other notable nicn OF the meeting is the
venerable John Needles, now III his eighty
fifth wear, who has attended for siNty-tour
wears without ever missing single meeting.
lie was formerly engaged in the furniture
business, but retired from tradea good many
wears ago, and has since devoted himself to
philanthropic objects. He is one of the
finest, most benevolent men living.-BdHl-
more Correspondence NeD York Times.
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QrIN1SE AS A HoME PRoDUcT.-'lulnlnc
now sells for three dollars an ounce. In
view of It's general use and hiSh price IL IS
said that a number of prominent medical
and scientific men will make an ehoit 10 III.
duce Congress to set apart Il suitable part OF
The public domain for the purpose OF grow
ing the chicino tree. The Sierra Nevada
mountains have been selected as most closely
the soil and climate OF the Ahaes'
where it is now grown.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
= c,,,y from Petersburg.

7c,t,y from Petersburg.
.,,,,,.c vt She Richmond Dispatch.1
I,rrry>rr.HG. November |. 1872.
.,o. NJ lnc City Council which babe
So. mere Cham ordinarily tircsomc
.# ~ , thing No>>ihlc) was happily
'"'. ...., th,,.aftrrNcon 10y the crash of the
" ..,,I Which announced that the Re
,,,,,..,nrriinc in front of the court
ga, ar2u; IA begin. The Council. he
,..., III Republicans. adjourned very
.,r the Mayor himself being the
.u,,. "a She cay committee, and there
r..t..ui the ceremonies. During the
n.r,. gnrljc1iy cioSrdapproplistiou
..u4i A, tollcW>,
..fl,''tr. @1(h.4S; streets. 3, 161.H
-.Ia,T: puh!c property. S2ll.23;
N.4H,. SiU3.@2 ,aI>o bill tor coal Of
en, rorr.Eirll>c Beard. 500: and
- appropriation o! $500 with whicn
. r..,.' .,r...C log the winter for the city
NJ, 4nr> N'!NGoa, the new member from
r Wa~t, appeared aud took his scat.
~, .rS.st:au for an increase OF 800 10
g., 49,. George +. Do~Gctt. the attor-
.......t commonwealth. and the most in
.....,r in The city'> service. was laid
u. ~ ,',''' ,',.,Ia ~, a,>.
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