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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-02-29

A lady school-teacher in Omaha,
having an inordinate dread of the
smallpox, sent home little girl be-
cause she said her mother was sick
and had marks on her face. The
next day the girl presented herself
at the school-house, with her finger
in her mouth and her little bonnet
swinging by the strings, and said
to the teacher "Miss -->--, we've
got a leetle baby at our house but
mother told me to tell you that 1t
isn't catchi4a'." The teacher said
she was very glad, and told her pu-
pill to take her seat.
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FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS.
JAMES RICHARDSON.

JAML5 -EICdAhU5JN,
Twenty little chickadees,
Sitting in row
Twenty pairs of naked feet,
Buried in the snow
should think you'd fly away
When the weather's warm
Then you wouldn't have to be
Out there in the storm.
Pretty little chickadees
All the trees are bare
Wouldn't you prefer to be
Where the weather's fair?
All the other birds have flown
South among the flowers
There the snow storms never come
Only summer showers.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-02-29

low w ATCH OPRlNGS ARE MADE.-Ihe
method of making mainsprings for watch
Ca, rs practiced in New York and other
large cities, is first to cut up steel of the
necessary breadth, These strips are then
Fastened by the ends in long, horizontal
frame, and the edges aud sides Of the steel
are smo0thed by polishers fastened be.
tween two sticks and worked by hand
jengthwise on the steel, from one end
OF the frame to the other After BEING
prepared in this manner the steel IS
wound closely round q wooden centre, in
the same manner as a ribbon is wound on
u small block, and in the process of wind.
ing the end of each strip OF Steel is fasten-
ed to the other by binding wire, num-
Der oflengths being coiled one on top of
the other. The roll Of steel is then put
into o furnace, the necessary heat applied,
and the hot steel suddenly plunged into
Gil. In this condition, although the steel
IS hard, there is q certain amount Of fex.
lbiiy to it just the same as a very thin
aud narrow strip Of glass is elastic, which
prevents the steel from breaking when
the surface is being prepared for blulng,
and which is done In something the same
manner as smoothing the steel in the first
Instance, only finer polishing materials are
used. The bluing is done by drawing The
steel in straight lengths over an alcohol
lamp or hot piece of metal, which rem
ders it perfectly elastic, and afterwards it
is cut to rhe proper lengths, ard the eyes
for the hooks put in, and then coiied in'o
a spiral form on tool, the same in prn-
clple as the tool used by wa,chmakers in
putting mailsprings ia their barrels or
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-02-29

THE DEMAND FOR SEWING MACHINES.
Probably no one invention has come
into such general use as the sewing ma
chine. The business Of manufacturing
and selling them, says the Boston Com
mercial Bulletin, has grown up mainly
within the past fifteen years, but during
the last ten years has increased rapidly.
There are now made and sold annually in
the United States about 100000 sewing
machines, and in every city, town, village
and hamlet, these useful machines are
more or less in use, Some Of the largest
manufacturers are now running extra
hours to keep up with orders, and even
then are frequently unable to supply the
demand. The Massachusetts companies
are doing q large and remunerative bust
ness, many Ct them exporting their MAJ
chimes to all parts of the world, particu-
larly to Europe.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-10-11

OLD THINGS ia We PASSED AwAY.-This is ut
abused and much abused human body. It is no
longer considered wise to put patient to the
torture in order to cure MIN of disease IN
which pain is already undermining the energies
of his system, True science ranges Itself ON lhe
side of nature and endeavors to assist her In her
fight against disease. This is the province OF
hostetter's Stomach BitterS, the most approved
tonic ever advertised in this country. 1t may
be recommended as Il tall medicine, par excel
lence for II is In the Ill that blliOusness dys-
pcpsla and malarious fever are especially prcVa-
ent The ifame, exhausted by the heats Of
summer, is relaxed and feeble at Its close, and
require s, we may say dem Rlld3 artificial assist.
ance. Afford IL that assistance in occuSlnoHl
doses of Hostetter'S Stomach Bittcrs, ana tho
evils refer red to may be escaped. Throughout
the far West, and on the Steaming alluYl1l OF
the Southern rivers all the varieties Of peTiodi-
cal fever are probably rife to-day. Haia course
OF HOstetters Bittcrs been commenced by the
sufferers month ago, i,e,, before the unhealthy
season set in, ssven .eights of them would in all
probability be in their usual health at the pres
ent time. SO much for not keeping IN the house
and using daily, the best safeguard against cpl
demic and epidemic levers.
AS flocks of impoStors and imitatOrs are try
ing follow in the wake OF the great American
remedy, therefore be sure that the article You
buy in genuine and verified by the proper trade
marks, The true article can only be obtainCC
in bottles. Beware ofthe spurious bitters sole
| by the gallon or IN keg.
| Oct. litE,-iw.
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old Established COal Yard.

@. w NEAL & Bro. Wholesale q Re-
tail Dealers in all sizes of tho best
qualities of Red and White Ash Coal,
at the very lowest market rates. Lime
burners supplied at liberal rates with
best quality No. 6, coal. For smith fires,
in addition to prime article of lump,
we have first class quality of Bitumi-
nous coal, at 1925 per ton on wharf.
Large stocks of all sizes constantly on
hand. Strict personal attention given to
the preparation of all our coal. Grain,
Lumber ard Slabs taken in exchange fol
coal. Coal delivered to any part of the
town. Orders left at McKelvy Neal y
Co.'S. store or at our Office, will receive
prompt attention. OFFICE & YARDS AT
MCKELvY & MEALS FURNACE, EAST
BLOoMsBURG. Your patronage respect
fully solicited.
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CATAWissA, Sept. l7th 1877.
at regular stated Meeting ofCata-
wissa Lodge No. 32S. L. o, Of q. i. held
on Monday evening Aug, 18th 1872,
The following preamble aud resolutions
were unanimously adopted, viz
WuEREAs, Our Heavenly Father
has in tho dispensation Of lis insctu,a-
bic, yet all wise Providence, permitted
the Grim Monster Death 20 again in
wade our ranks, and remove from labor
to reward Oul oldest member Brother
Stephen Baldv, Il becomes usas lodge
to place upon record somo evidence Of
our appreciation Of and respect to his
memory. Therefore be il,
Resolved That in his demise, the
Lodge has sustained loss Of faithful,
consistent aud energetic Inember one
who we believe not only admired, but
ardently loved oui noble order.
RoSOIUeG, That though our hearts are
saddened by the thought that hence
forth his seat will be vacant, his form
unseen and his voice unheard among US.
We rejoice that Ais dying testimony as.
sures us Of his Triumphant death, and a
glorous immortality beyond the grave.
RcSoI0ed, That we tender TO the fami-
ly and friends IF the deceased, our
Warmoet aymp1tuje- and pray that the
| God of all graciously impart TO them
that consolation ana peace, that lie
alone can give.
Ros0lUod, That as token ofour osty en-
for the deceased, the charter Of our
Lodge be draped IN morning for &c
days.
2oso1Cc7, That these resolutions be
published in the county papers and an
attested copy be presented to tho family
| of the deceased.
REV, s. CURTIS
l.. b. KLINE, Committee,
N, y. JOHN.
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CIAr-TRAP AND CANT.-Invalid reader, If you
are unwse enough to put yourself outside of
any OF the mock tOaicS guaranteed TO contain mo
dfiusiYe stimulant,' you will inevitably come
to grief. ASK your physi clan If any liquor pre-
parutlon destitute OF stimulating pro lerties, is
worthy OF the name OF n tonic. He wi tell you
no. Shun all such nauseous catchpennles.-
Plantation Bitters, the most wholesome inVig-
GRANT in the world, owes the rapidty with which
IL relieves the disordered stomach and the
conveys It's medical ingredients to the seat OF
the complaint. The agent IS the spirit of the su,
gar cane, the most nutritious ana agreeable ol
all the varieties OF alcohol. The medicinal in
gradients of the Bitters, valuable MS they are
would he comparatively useless without tlis
distributiYe basis, They would iel ment nnC
sour. Beware, as you hope for health, Of ih'
horrible compounds of refuse drugs in state o
fern cntaton which humbugs are endoaYorini
10 Iulst upon the pubic o. medicines.
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William Morris would inform his
friends and the public generally that
he has opened a new Tailor Shop on
Main Street, two doors below the Court
House, over the Office Of Robert f.
Clark, Esq, where he is prepared to
supply the best qualify of gontlemen's
wear of the latest styles. Gentlomen's
own material made up at the lowest
rates.
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1HE greatest want of III present age Is men and
W omen, healthy ana vlgo Gus in mindand body.
The continued headaches, weaknesses nervous
II ess, n varying ailments which C1ilict women
are generally The result of imperfect action OF
the stomach and other vital organs, DT. Walk
er's California Vinegar llttels, beng composed
en- tlrUly OF vegetable substances Indigenous 10
California, may be taken with perfect safety by
the most delicate and sIe n kuIe rem edy, cor
rtctirg yllWlong action and giving new Nisor o.
the Nht lc y stem sept 2UIw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Brown Line Cars arrive at Ru-
pert in the morniSG accommodation
train at 6,27 o'clock four hours earlier
than usual, and four hours earlier than
the Express They now make connec,
tons with Il. & B. train and arrive at all
points on that road within q hours after
leaving Philadelphia one day less than
heretofore.
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NiriInnce Cnmmiiicn.

Vigilance Committee,
Beaver Geo Dreisuacn, Chas Michael, II.
Iiinterliter.
Benton-J J. McHonry, Il. j. case, Jas. Con-
nor,
Bcrwiclt-Isalah Bower, c. b. Jackson.
Bloom, East-M. Millard, JnO. j. Casey, Saml.
Bloom, Wost-M. Eyerly, James Storner.
Bria-creeH-Chas R2od, Geo. Miller, Geo, NJ
Catawissa-M. Il. V. Kline. WIN. Snyder
Centre-Wm. Miller, Ed. Hartman. S1ml'
Bower.
Centrala--
Co lyngham, NORTH
Conyngham Sovth-
Fishingcreek-I. M. CreYellng, Cyrus Robins,
Silas McHenry, Chas. Ash.
Franlilin-MosCs McIenry, Washington PUtf
Greenwood-krank Dcrr, q. W. UT, JACKSON
Leldy.
VIM Winte1steen.
Jackson--Hcnry Wagner Daniel Young.
Locust-Elias Greasy, Daniel Stiue, Jno. Sny-
der. Geo. Getty.
Madlson--Richard Demott, DR.. T. ]. s~isher,
j. NJ. Girton.
Maine-Jeremiah Longenberger Jno Nuss.
Mifiin-Joseph q. Swank, Abraim Schweppen-
hesei, Harvey Hess.
Montour-N. Mouser p. A. Evans.
Mt. Pleasant--Wm. Miller, Jno. Mordan, Sr.
Orange--H. r. Kline, U, ii. Ent.
pine-L. A. German, VIM. Karshncrs
Neutrality-suspicious.. Moury, AMI Craig.
Scott--J. s. Bachman, r, j. Millard
Sugarloaf-Alonzo Albertson, Clinton Cole.
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TIE vote or Mr.. Buckalcw's native
owrship, in this county, at tho late
lection, was: Buckalew 272, IIartranft
Old friends are the best.
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We have received the first number of
the Liberal Democrat weekly paper
published at Wilkes Barre by Walter
II. IIbbs. Mr.. Ilibbs was the former
proprietor of the Lu.erne Union and
well known as a good, strong writer.
We wish his enterprise all success.
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We have been informed that the Cat
wi.sa II. r. has been sold to the Read
20 r. II. within few days. Thereby
amos q tale.
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By new order in tho po5tofiice de-
partment all letters dropped in any
phico and forwarded, if not prepaid full
h, double the deficiency will b. col
lcced of the receiver Of the letter.
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NoDLY as our County perlocmed last
Tuesday, ii is matter of rc~ret that as
many as 500 Democrats staid at home.
At least 100 in South Conyngham,
10 in Locust, and as many in Madison
by 50 doing aided to defeat our State
ticket.
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WANTED.-Two smart girls to learn
the Tailoring business. Wages will be
paid them during their apprenticeship.
Apply to William Morris, Main Street,
over Robert +. Clark's office,
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THE COmmt lioucr Of informal Rsvo-
nuc decides that certificates ofnoturdli.
cation issued by the Courts arc notsuch
certificates as require stamps under the
internal Revenue laws, and are, there.
fore, exempt from stamp tax.
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CAL w. w. Shore has retired from
h, editorial chair Of the pittston Jour
oL TO accept a position on the Wilkes
,D,r Dcm0crot with Mr.. w. III. IIibbs.
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A Berss county farmer who estimates
bis apple crop at 1000 bushels offers any
onc who will pick them all, one half the
crop at eight cents bu5hel.
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Mr.. G. Z. RICE, formerly Professor
ii the Normal School in this town, is
Bald by Wilkes Barre paper to be the
best dressed member of the Bar of that
-riiN
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WE call attention to the able editorial
the New York Tribune on the Penn
.ylvania election to bc found in another
,Olumn.
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We understand that William TORY
Ed, OF Contralia, has been elected cash
ior Of the First National bank of Ash
land, to fill the vacancy caused by the
death Of Frank B. Wingert, Esq, ESD,
--AShl0ad AdUOcate.
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ERRORS or YOUTEE.

Every nervous Young Man In the Union, viii
receive, irce, II RceUc nat willproye a blessing
through lie, iy addressing, IN confidence,
JOHN II. OGDEN,
RoX 5l72 T. q, ~ Cedar ST., N. \,
fob. o. lV
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THERE is an unusual number of
gamblers, horse, jockeys, and roughs
generally at our Fair this year. We
begin to doubt the propriety of in
s.itutions that herd such cattle to.
gether to infest the community and rob
tho innocent and ignorant.
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PENMANsHIP.-Don fail to examine
the specimens of Penmanship at the
Fair Ground, on exhibition by Davis
and Oplinger of the Williamsport Com
mercial College, Williamsport, Pa.
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\ RIOT occurred in Cincinnati on
Monday night in which number of
persons were shot. A Greeley torch
light procession was attacked by lot
of negroes none OF whomo,unfortuEate.
.Iy, were dangerously wounded.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-10-11

RECKLFY e Co. desired the n0mi-
nation Of Ingham of Sullivan. Rhodes,
,ur candidate got an increased MAORI
,c there. Was any body sOured?
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WE had supposed that teleg"lphic
communications were confidential, aud
that there were penalties for their dis
closure by operators. This rule does
not hold good on the Catawissa road.
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gep T-iw
A UDrTOR,S NOTICE.

"a ESTATE OF JEREMIAH GETKIN DEC d.
Tho undersigned Auditor appointed by the
Court of Common Pleas of Columbia county, to
TiStributS the money in Court arising from tho
sale of the real estate OF jeremiah Geikin,
nr1rnr The narties entitled to receive the same,
Vii aitcnd to The duties of his appointment nj
Ills olirc in BluomsbUrg on saturday the 2Gih
day Of October, a. D., 1872 at 10 o'clock a. ~,
Wien and Whcrc all parties or persons having
claims on said money will present the same, or
fnnJs f.. X. KELLER
-
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4 TMIT0RiS NOTIOM

n EsrArE oF sAMgEh NcNEAitE },;iE,l, DNc,D' l,s
tribute the funds in the hands of the Admins,
traitors Of the estate of samuel McNcal deGeasSd
will meet tho parties Interested at his office IN
the town of bloomsbury on Monday, Oct. 2Stn
is72 at 10 o'clock a. m, when and where Al per
sons Interested are requested to present them TO
tho Auditor or be forever debalrcd from coming
in for said fund. , r-,,,,,,,
gep 7-iw Auui'oi'
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A MAN named Patsy Langan wa
murdered in Pittston last Saturday, by
Thomas Foy in dispute about bottle
of whiskey. Foy struck Langan with
a bar of iron splitting his skull and
causing his death. Ashton Broomhoad
was also struck with the bar, but will
recover. Foy is in Jail at Wilkes Barre.
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LOCAL

Mr. Buckalew's official majority in
s,,rnhia county will be about 1900
,,.s
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FROM some unexplained cause the
equinoctial storm which should have
Overtaken us on or about the 25th of
September has not, as yet, put in an ap-
pearance. This year has been so re.
marliable one in meteorological
way that it would not be very surpris-
ing to find the equinOctial postponed
till next Fall.
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IN NDANGER.-Beckley, KnOrr, and
the Ring" are scared. Strawbridge's
nomination.was made against their ad-
vice and influence, and by the young
Republicans of this county. They want
anew deal, and will demand a change
that will give them show. The Doc.
tor will undoubtedly remember his
friends.
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PHILADELPHIA, March I, 1872.
Dr. ]. II. SCHENCK,
Respected Slr-l take pleasure in awarding to
you this certificate of the wonderful euro your
Pulmonic syrup and Sea Weed Tonic produced.
My throat and bronchial tubes were so highly
inilamcd that it was almost impossible for me to
swallow my food.
alC on visit TO my uncle, Mr. Charles john
son, No. Ol2 Federal street, who says your medi-
Cinee raised him from almost death after all 9TH
or means had failed, and he having, therefore,
full confidence in the virtue OF your remedies,
strongly recommended me to try them, did
so. and in one week from the time / commenced
taxing them my throat underwent very great
change for the better, SO that 1 could ent my
meals without any. difficulty or pain. can
the early relief your invaluable medicines pro-
duced upon me, aud deem 1t but au act of grati-
tude to give you the acknowledgment Of my
appreciation, Yours respectfully,
RACHEL NJ. JACOBS.
No. iO6 West Thirty-thrd street, New York.
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Ia AnAIINISTRATNR,S NOTICE.

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
IN ESTATE or ELIZABETH HAMPTON DEC ID.
Notice is hereby given that letters of Admlu.~-
tration have been granted by the Ee9isiS- 'i
wills of Columbia county to the unOcIslg lgutH u'.
on the estate OF Elizabeth hampton, late OF l9,,.
ingcreel twp, in said county, now deceased, -
peTsons indebted to said estate are required 60
make payment and all persons who have caiH.~
against said estate TO make them known TO 'i''
undersigncd PETER LENAN,
septlS'1-bw AulnulSublur,
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4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTIOE.

"a EST NrE OF CHRISTIAN MILLER DEC y.
Notice IS hereby given that letters OF Admins.
trotion' have been granted by the Register or
Wills of Columbia county TO- the undersigned up
on the estate of Christian Miller, late OF Beaver
fnwnshiD, in said county, now deceased. All
ncrsong indebted - said estate are required TO
make payment and all porsons who have claims
agninst said estate to make them known TO the
Undersigned. JOHN hlN NDIthhil nIs'
ANEI'llSiFttlDl'
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MIOTICIl.

NOTICE. 49,, c,.,,., s,oc,, o, tho
North n West branch Rail Road Coz are helchN
notiilcd that n second iustalmcut of 10 per cent
in same, must I've paid to the Treasurer, on OF pe'
fCrc the 18th day OF oct pber next.
BY order oitlc directors.
WM, NEAL,
.rr ~ i,, Treasurer.
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f,ailroad Time Table.

t,,EAwANNA q BLooMsBURG II. II.
North. South.
.......,.,..,,....,,. Qs2A N, 4:57 ~ Nj.
III 1910 A. NJ. HOS Z NJ.
............... COG =. NJ, 0;S9A. NJ.
r.. n. FROM RUPERT STATION.
=. NTH. Going South.
t,N ll:lI A. NJ.
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EDR TRElplNf,
HORACE GREELEY,
or NEW YORK.
FOR WOE PRESIDENT,
e. GtRATz BROWN,
OF MISSOURI

ELECTORS,
sENATOBIAb,
EDGAR GOWAS, of Mu5tmofeiaud.
GEORGE W. SKINNER, Of franklin.
REPRESENTATIVE.
SmDEN MAKvfN, of Eric,
JOHN 5. MILbEN, Of Huntington.
q. Gross Fry, OF Philadelphia,
nIsriICTs.
l. rhouQl J. Barger Il3 ~. LOwonhoIg,
2 9irph. u. Anderson -. I. Mcknight.
John MoiIat. ID. Henry Welsn.
4 George X, BCrrcli. 70, Horny J, Stohlc,
f. mot agreed upoul | H. B. w. Christie.
}. Isaiah u. lIOupt. H., william F,IoHNn.
L samuel ID, Dyer. ~, h1ssela3 blNWl,
2. Jesse g., NaWloy, gl, u, NJ, RnhHh3n.
o. II. b. Swarr, y, j, r., Motion.
%, J.. Reilly. ~ y. il, StcyCuaJh,
l. John Kunklc %. John u, Bard
u. L. W. GunstcI p, George W, N..ei.
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DUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE TIMBER I AND.

VALUABLE TIMBER AND.
Jacob S. Evans, Executor OF the last VIII and
testament of Ahram Noung OF Benton township
Columbia comfy, deceased, Will expose to pub
lie sale the following tracts of valuable timber
land.
First Il tract of timber land situated in Pine
township, Columbia county, containing about 10
acres well timbered with white pine, ches lnuJ
and hemlock, bounded by lands OF Elias Men
denhall. John Iockart, Robt. Russel aud others,
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On Tuesday evening, after the cleo
ton the Catawissa band came to this
place under the lead of that veteran
and consistent Republican w. Ii. Alb
h5tt, to celebrate the victory obtained
there over Buckalew by the treachery
Of Democrats, Cameron's Sinking
Fund, and the aid of the Catawissa r,
Il, They were well received, and play
ed several beautiful airs in fine style.
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General agent.
Inn hlg72.tf
ENNECUTORS, NOTICE.
A DMINIsTRArOR'S NOTICE.

IN ESTATE OF ELIZABETH NtLIFIl. DtC'D.
Letters of Administration 0n tug estate of
Elizabeth Miller late OF Beaver town nip, COL
umbia county, DECEASED, have been gr1nled by
the Register of said county to JOhn Htnderllter,
same township All persons HAY ing claimsa- aiust
the estate of the decedent are requested 70 pre-
sent them for settlement, aud those indebted tp
the estate to make payment TO the undersigned
administrator, without delay. ~
JOHN IlNDERIITER,
o. Iuni
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-10-11
MONDAY, OCTOBER 2sth, 1872,

at II o clock, noon, ,.-..-,
Second, a certain tract OF timber land situated
in Jackson Township, Columbia county, ia,i
c obtaining forty acres and tOlly-three and
g ight tenth perches, well timbered with White
p inc, white oak ana hemlock; BOUNDED by IAN as as
itchen and Jesse Rhone TO be sold ON the
premises
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-10-11

The teachers and students of the
Normal School, take this method of
thanking Judge Rupert for the pleasant
entertainment afforded them at his
Vineyard, on Saturday morning and
assure him of their appreciation of his
kindness and their pleasure in having
accepting his hospitality. ALL.
The following is the vote Of Colum-
bia County fOr Governor as far as
received