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Old Established Coal Yard.

c. w NEAL & BRO. Wholesale & Re-
tail Dealers in all sizes of the 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 a prime article of lump,
we have first class quality Of Bitumi-
nous coal, at S6.25 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 and Slabs taken in exchange for
coal. Coal delivered to any part of the
town. Orders left at McKelvy Neal &
Co.'S. store or at our Office, will receive
prompt attention. OFFICE & YARDS Al
MCKELvY e. MEALS FURNACE, EAST
BLOOMSBURY. Your patronage respect
fully solicited.
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TIE TABLES TURNED: On Tuesday
last the court delivered an opinion upon
the question of costs in the contested
election case of James Dennis, Council
man of Bloomsbury, upon which there
has been so much silly blowing in the
columns of the BepuJlican. The counsel
for Dennis filed a swinging billOf cost
for attendance of unnecessary witnesses
and Subpoenaing them and insisted that
the citizens who filed the petition con-
testing Dennis's election should pay it..
But the court held, that there was no
issue formed by answer when tho wit
ncsses were subpoena ed and attended ;
that it was against the practice of the
courts to hear witnesses at all in such
cases las their testimony when required
is to be taken before an eXaminer) and
that the testimony proposed was wholly
irrelevant to the question before the
court. The with csses are of course en-.
titled to their pay, but they must be
paid by thep party who subpoenaed them
Now we think this is a hard case upon
poor Dennis, and that tits all wrong thai
heshould be made to pay for the blundel
of his lawyer who should pay that bill
| himself.
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Ir isn'tan agreeable thingto mention,
but those who are gathering Autumnal
leaves for preservation must be careful,
Tho correspondent of q Providence
newspaper specially warns collectors
against poison ivy, the bright colors of
which render it very attractive. The
remedies for poisoning by this leaf are
acetate Of copper and corrosive subli-
matc-two beautifully pleasant things
TO u.c, Look out also for poison sumac
or v'iso' iogwond, which is dangerous
~ attractive. 1 may be distinguished
from the common sumac by its light
ash gray stems, Tho harmless kind pre-
seutjug an iron brown.
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WE have received the following no.
tice from the Philadelphia Office of the
Pennsylvanil Woman Suffrage As5o.
citation, with request signed, Mary
Grew, for its publication.
We cheerfuIly c)mpy with the re.
quest if only 10 show that we are not
lacking in chat spirit Of liberality," "
in which the writer 50 conf Ion tly
trusts.
If there are any of our IL dy readers
who care to have anything to do with
politics, after contemplating the result
of last weeks election in this state,
they had best attend to he notice.
THE friends of Woman Suffrage
throughout the State are requested tC
send their names with post Office ad
dresses to the Pennsylvania Woman
Suffrage Association. Those wishing
documents or specimen copies of the
Woman's Journal, will be suppl.
ed.
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Important Testimony!
Tho following letters are among the many we
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been cured by
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup,
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic,
AND
Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
salem County, New Jersey.

Pennsgrovt, Salem County, New Jersey.
FEBRUARY q, 1872.
Dr. j. II. .SCTfENCK, N. F, corner Sixth and Arch
streets, Philadelphia,
Respected Sir-I take pleasure In adding my
testimony TO that OF the many others who have
syrup Sea Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills.
Consumption has been hereditary with my
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at 10.
complaint, which rapidly developed into Pulmo-
quish my employment chat of a blacksmith.)
consulted skillful and eminent physiclans,
and tried many patent nOstrums, but without
success, so that my friends were sure that there
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by what now look upon as Provdential In
terpostion, was induced to try your remedies,
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during my life. weigh l52 pounds, am SO years
old and for some time have been regularly at
tending to my business bidding fair to live TO a
good old age.
am thankful to you beyond expression for
having placed me in position wherein am q
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Your Mandrake Pills are tire only medicine
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world.
/ can refer you to hundreds of my neighbors
who will verify all have written, and any in
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JOHN c, HEWITT,
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THERE was pole raising at Alton
on Saturday afternoon last at which
there was Il large attendance. a meet
ing was organized by tho election of
Joseph Pohe as President Isaac Hess
and II. ID, Knorr as Vice Presidents
and Peter Ent as Secretary. Captain
Brockway was called upon and made
an earnest speech in advocacy Of Gree
ley and Brown. lie urged his hear
ers to renewed efforts for the coming
election in November, undismayed by
the results OF the one just held. The
meeting was in all respects u sue.
cess.
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Church Dedication,

The new M. f. Church, near M.
media, known as the Trinity Chapel"
will be dedicated Cd. W Sunday Oct.
2Sth inst. 1t is also quarterly meeting
occasion Of the Elysburg charge, |,
Fearon Brown, pastor. The 7. e. of the
Danville District, Rev. S. Barnes will
be present, also, Rev. A. w. Guyer, of
Ashland. Rev. King of Catawissa, and
other ministers are expected to be pres.
ent. Methodists, and all friendly TO
church enterprise generally are invited
to be present on this occasion. The
"Chapei" is fine one, the best i think
in the charge, and in a fine region OF
County. A pleasant and profitable
time is expected.
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BECKLEY's preposterous d.bill
circulated on the eve of the election,
charging Democrats with intending to
practice corruption at the election,
was received everywhere ithquietcon.
tempt. But why did he issue it? Evil
IDENTIFY, to call off attention from radi-
cal rascalities in the county, and allow
their cheating and money operations
with soro heads to pass unnoticed.
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CLAP-TRAP AND CANT.-InvRlid reader II you
are unwise enough to put yourself outside OF
any OF the mock t0iiics guaranteed 10 contain "no
diffusiye stimulant,' you will inevitably come
narration. destitute Of stimulating properties, is
worthy OF the name of a tonic He win tell you
no. Shun all such nauseous catchpenn les
Plantation Bitters, the most wholesome invig-
GRANT in the world, owes the rapldlty with which
II relieves the disordered stomach and the
shattei ed nerves TO the diitusive agent which
conveys its medical ingredients to the seat OF
the complaint. The agent Is the spirit of the su,
ali the Varieties OF alcohol. The medicinal in
gradients OF the Bitters. valuable they are
would be comparatively useless without this
distributiVe basis. They would ferment and
sour. Beware, as you hope for health, OF the
horrible compounds of refuse drugs in state o
ferme ntation which humbugs are endeaYorinE
TO fost upon the pubic Us medicines.
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THE HUMAN RooP AND ITS THATCHISG.-It
the man deserves well OF his country who
makes two blades OF grass grow where only one
grew before, surely he who produces a glorious
crop of hair on comps rntiyely barren scalp de-
serves the hearty thanks of the obliged party
All honor, therefore, to Professor Il. r. Lyon,
Tor, unquestiouably, his crowned Khthairon
whiskeIs are shy of making their appearance
in force, or ibers of whose moustaches disclose
those "magni1cent distances" tor which WASH
ington city was once SO famous, Will lind this
Hair Persuader the most wonderful eneourager
inyented Both SEXES areadyissd 10 ma H. MS
by all odds, II is the best article for improving
tie growth and beauty Of the hair, keeping II
becoming harsh dry and gIRy-giying II rich
gloss ana endowing II with 1lexibility-that Toi-
let Chemistry has ever evolved from the Vcgc-
table Kingdom,
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GAMBLING was carried on at the late
Fair with perfect audacity, no attempt
being made at concealnent. The ta-
bles were spread in full sight of the
people with the implements and even
the money displayed. Two of the
blaclilcgs were arrested and fined 800
and costs. We commend to the atten.
ton of the Town Council the eXpedien-
cy of arresting and iining these fellows
whenever found, as by so doing the
public treasury will be benefited and
the people greatly rejoiced.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-10-18

E. Jacoby has opened his new "Oys'
ter Bay" in Shive's Block two doors
below Iron Street, where he will sell
oysters by the quart, can, tub; shell
oysters by the barrel or hundred. He is
also in receipt of fresh fish daily, from
the Lakes and Bay. A share of the
public patronage solicited.
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PEOPLE who are unable to 90 to sleep
at night will be glad to know that an
instrument, constructed by an ingeni-
Gus German, when placed under mat
trass, is calculated, by soothing strains,
to persuade the most troublesome con-
science into sweet oblivion and gentle
slumber. It also will, at n set time,
awaken the happy sleeper by lively
selection from one of OGenbach's ope-
ras,
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct 81 p. m.
Hartranft's majority in the State is
over thirty thousand. We gain Rery,
Ross, Baker, Cessna, Taylor, Richmond,
Moore, and probably lose Shoemaker,
Tor congress. We have the Senate
sure seventeen to sixteen and
eighteen to fifteen, if Malacy is
An Iowa watermelon is said to have
contained horseshoe and a mules
ear.
elected in the Clarion district. The
House stands, probably, sixty to forty.
The Republicans havealso five majority
IN the Constitutional Convention, as
they carry the four Senatorial districts
here,
russell ERRETr.
We clip the above important item
rom the Montour american. 1t was
evidently written by the editor under
strong cerebral excitement, but if it be
true that in addition to such men a4
Hartranrt, Allen aud Cessna, the Re
publican party of this State propose
electing TO important Offices, "Iowa
wllermcll0ns" and such mellions, too,
E3 contain "horso shoes and mules
ears then have we reached a degree
Of political degradation which is eX
lremcly painful to contemplate. W.
hope the statement may prove untrue
such candidates should be run by tn,
temperance party if at all.
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MEMBERS OF THE STANDING COMMIT


TEE:
Bcavcr-Moses Schlicher.
Benton-I. X. Krickbaum.
Berwiclt-.Levi Bredbender.
Bloom, East Dist.-David Bowenborg.
Bloom, West Dist.-Willam Mckinney.
Briarcreek-J. g. Smith.
Catawissa--Geo. Scott.
Centre-H. ID. Knorr.
Contrdlia--C. q. Murphy.
ConyDgham North
Conynsham South-Michael Brannan,
Fishingcreek--E. j. McHenry.
Franklin-William StoSer.
Green wood-Wesley Morris.
Hem lock-Seth Shoemaker.
Jrckson-Silas w. McHenry.
Locust
Madison-John Allen.
Main-W. 4. Shumi n.
Mifllin-Samuel snyder.
Montour-.John q. Quick.
Mt PleasaIt-George W. Jacoby.
Orange-D. X. Slo IN.
Pine-P. w. Sones.
Roaringcreek-J. B. Klinger.
Scott-O. Il. Ent.
Sugarloaf-J. II. Fritz.
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American Bellies

America is justly proud of her beauti-
ful ladies, but how many mar their
beauty, and lose their health and youth
become prematurely old in appearance,
by negleciing to take proper care OF
their teeth. There can be no excuse
for this, as SozoDONT, pronounced by
all worthy place between the sweet.
est lips, can now be had in all civilized
countries.
Spalding's Glue, useful and always
ready.
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MARRIAGES..

WISE-MILLER.-On the 18th inst, by Rev II.
Il. Hoimeler, Mr.. Joseph ii. Wise OF Madison
twp.to Miss Emma E. Miller OF llemlock twp,
tins county.
w EILIVER-COTNER. - October 9TH, at the
residence OF Dr. Thos Swisher, Of Jersey town,
by the Rev. IL. &. Munro, Mr.. Uriah Welliyer
ui Eyer's Grove, and Miss Kate NJ. Cotner OF
JCISeyL wn.
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COLD weather is upon lis at last. The
first killing frost Of the season in Maine
occurred on Friday night last. Ice was
formed in some places. We have not
heard Of any ice being forme in this
County but frosts have been freI ihl' of
hate.
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BRINGING THE MATTER HOME.-At
Frear's Hall, Watkins, N. Y, few
days since, General George j. Magee
was called on to make aGreeley speach.
During the course of his remarks Gener-
al Magee said: "At Baltimore, when
Greeley was nominated, l saw Brick
Pomeroy. He called me out one side
from the crowd aud said that he should
support the candidate who paid the
most money for Pomeroy's Democrat,
and should not support Greeley because
Grant would give the most, This Brick
Pomeroy told me himself in Balti-
more!"
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BncGLEY's last exploit before the
election was the issuing ola lying cir
cular, signed by himself, to the effect
that money had been sent into this
county for the use Of the Democracy
and to be spent in eorrupting votes. 1t
l3hardIy necessary to deny this, but
we take advantage of the occasion to
state positively, that not dollar was
sent into this county by the State Com
mittee or any one else, and that the on
~ money used by Democrats in this
election was in the hands of a few men
false to their party, who cXcrted them
selves against Mr.. Buckalew and spent
themoney to that end.
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Sho maker, Rep, is elected TO Con-
gres5 from the Twelfth Pennsylvania
District, by 100 majority. Luzerne coun-
~, Official, given Buckalew 2O02 major
ity,
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LAST week we reflected upon teIe.
graph operator of the Catawissa II. r..
for revealing the contents of private
dispatch. The leak was elsewhere, and
we were misinformed. We desire to
do no injustice to no man.
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A MEETING of the Repu IiitanS OF
this town was held on Tuesday night
last, to take measures to hold mass
meeting in celebration of llartranft's
counting in. The better sense of Il few
respectable Republicans prevailed, how
ever, and the matter was voted
down.
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DEATHS.

HoLDREN.-At White Hall, October llth
Miss SusanJ. Holdren, ag cd IA years, 9months
and days.
Milton Il. and Harriet Hess, died In Hunting
ton, LuzeIhe Co., Pa, Oct, 2d, 1879 Age, IL
N onths, aud days. she was great suffer-
cr,
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II there be one thing which more
than another strikes US as ludicrous in
the extreme, ii is the immense amount
Of military life and vigor displayed by
certain gentlemen attached to our State
militia organization, who never had
any difficulty in restraining their
natural impetuosity during the war
and who never distinguished them.
selves in any manner in advanced
pOsitions-toW ards the enemy. 1t Is
bewildering to cOntem plate the warlike
aspect of these militia heroes to sean
furtively tho features on which the God
of War has laid his bloody hand to
mark them for his own to behold that
indescribablo gait, half swagger and
half stride, which so cminently per
tain to those skilled in battle, but it il
yet more bewildoring to ascertain that
none of these doughty warriors did
more than draw their pay-and talk
after they got home Our militia laws
have no such defenders as these; oul
parades no more gallant figures. Rasl
is the plain civilian who inadvertently
drops a remark untlltterng to the bal {
militia, lie is fortunate man if he
escapes fluent and whitening dis pla.
of eloquence from one of these
VINO mover set n squadron the field
Nor the division of a battle know
More than splnstcr.
They are terrible fellows-to thei
friends. To their enemies they are
nothing.
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GENERAL CHARLES +. WELLS, of
Troy, Bradford county, Pa, citizen of
great energy and public spirit, died at
Auburn, n. Y, on Friday last.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-10-18

TIE latest novelty ia the form Of or
nament for ladies is composed of bright
col0rcd satin ribbon in the form o. q
bow and kuot, and called "tho Luc
o., - ..
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LOCAL

WANTEp.-A Grant man VINO can
look an honest man squarely in the face
and say Iartranft's majority Of SO 900
is nu honest one
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WE shall present in orr next num-
Der the evidence which has appeared,
showing the corruption and fraud prac-
tcod by the Cameron Ring in the State,
Iand particularly in Philadelphia), at
The recent election. The facts are as.
founding, and more than justify all the
charges heretofore made against the
Ring of corrupt intention and foul ac'
ton in the election
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-10-18

THE Reading r.. II. has leased the
Catowissa r.. IL. for term of 900 years.
and the lease haSbeen recorded in the
Office Of tie Recorder of this county.
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WE call attention to the very full
and complete official table, both
county and State printed on our
second pagc.
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HORACE II. FITCH, baggage agent of
the p. & Il. r. r., at Lock Haven, was
found on Monday morniug in the bag
gage room in a dying condition, his
throat having been cut and nine severe
wounds on his head, inflicted with
hatchet. 1t is thought that the muir.
der was done by suspicious character
who was seen prowling around the
place and whose object was the plunder
Of the baggage.
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LYCoMING county gives Mr.. Bucka.
lew III majority, Hartranft 373, Thomp.
sou for Supreme Judge All, Shyrewood
for Congress 232, and ChaIfant for Sen
a'oY SIG
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F7HIV h' III" -
A UDITOR,S NOTICE.

N ESTATE OF NANCY PILKINGToN, DECD.
The undersigned appointed auditor to distrib-
ute the funds in hands of the Administrator OF
the Estate of Nancy Pilkington. deceased, Will
meet the parties interest at his office in the
town of bloomsbury, on Monday, November !,
1872, at 10 o'clock, a. NJ, when aud where all
persons Interested are requested TO present
coming in for said fund.
NJ. WIIITMOYER,
Auditor.
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DIR. ]. II. SCHENCK, N. e. cor. Sixth and Arch
streets, Philadelphia.
Dear Sir-Please forward, per first steamer, six
bottles Sea Weed Tonic and twelve bottles Pull
monte Syrup.
Your medicines are o such value that cam
not be without them In my household, and in
fact no family should be without them.
have given them n fair test, and openly de-
clare them to be even better than you claim,
Very respectfully yours. &c.
W. A. WHITEHURST.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

G GOD undershirt5 and drawers at
/. w. Hartman's for 50 cents, better 70
cts, 81 90 and 81 .25.
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A uDTTOR,s NOTICE.

~ ESTATE OF JEREMIAH CETKIS DECD.
The undersigned Audito appointed by tho
Court of Common Pleas of Co umbia comfy, to
distribute the money in Court arising Irom tue
sale of the real estate OF jeremiah Geikln,
among the parties entitled to receive the same,
will attend to tile duties of his appointment at
his Office in Bloomsbury on saturday, the z9!h
day OF October, y. D., lsT2, at ~ o'clock, ~,
claims on said money will present the same, or
be forever dcGarrod from coming IN on Sald
funds. f. Il. lhEi1lAh,
snn1 u CIV
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l. w. Hartman's store during the Fair
was crowded from early morn to late
ut night, cause-his being the cheapest
store in all the county.
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WE were favored with a genuine
thunder storm on Sunday night
last.
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Observation-Disclosures MAKING

Mrs. l.. Hawey, Milton, Fashionable
Dress Maker. and Teacher of Briggs unrivalled
system of fitting by measure, i'll the speediest,
most stylish and rerfcct manner, Dresses, Pol
anaise and all ladies' and misses garments, in
vites call from all wishing to learn the dia-
gram, or to have cutting and lifting of suits
done as well as In Phiadei phia, and at moder-
ate rates. suits made to order Call, third door
above Mrs. Brobst'S store, Main street, below
Railroad, west end.
Oct. II, lS72.--2m. MRS. l.. IAWLEY MILTON.
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NOTICE
IN The undersigned having again taken pos
session of the Mail Route running from Cambria
to Bloomsbury, stage will run follows Leave
Cambria every Monday. Wednesday and Friday,
at half past o'clock a. M, arriving at Blooms
burg at IL o'clock a. m, Leave Bloomsbury after
the arrival of the Philadelphia mail, about s. p.
m, arriving at Cambria Top. m. same even
ina
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-10-18

THE Republicans of thus town and
county, although without candidate
Of their own for President Judge, were
too narrow minded and blinded by
prejudice to vote for Judge Elwell.-
There is better class in Sullivan coun.
ty, as there, cut of total vote of ll75,
Judge Elwell received 10Y votes.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Every nervous Young Man in the Union, VIII
receive, free, Recipe that will prove n blessing
through life, ny addressing, in confidence,
JOHN Il. OGDEN,
Box 5l72 o. AZ Cedar ST., N. y.
feb. ,ly,
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WEED oVr.-IIe is pooragricu,tur.
ist who permits noXious weeds to in.
iure his crops, and it is sickly p0liti-
cal party that will not throw Off the
rotten and corrupt men that hang to its
skirts. Weed such men oW. They only
cling to Us to betray the organization,
and the sooner we are rid Of them the
better. The opposition influence all
such men, and they should go to their
masters.
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Mrs. Jones, do you know that 1. w.
Hartman sells the best shilling muslin
in the county?
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RATES OF FARE.
Oct. llth, 1872.

Cambria to Bloom sl2j, Fishingcrcelk to Bloom
5Octs Orangeville to Bloom 25cts. Lightstrcet
to Bloom 10 cents. All intermediate places to be
charged the same rate.
II. j. YAPLE, Proprietor