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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-09-27

TIE Friendship Fire Co. attended by
the Bloomsburg Cornet Band made
their appearance ON our streets ON Fri
day last, the Band in their new uni
forms, the ilrcmen with new llrc-hats.
Th' dress Of the Band, black cloth with
silver upaulpts and stripes, and hats
with white pIumrs, was very tasteful
and neat and looks extremely we'll.
The now hats OF the "hrr lAddic5" are
Of the urt hodoX shape which has found
favor Tor years. Both Fircmcn aud Band
looked and marched we'll. Afrr their
parade through the principal streets,
they marched to Hendershott 5 woods
TO enjoy themselves picnically and We
arc Informed that they hada good timo.
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w. B. KOONS,
Chief Marshal.

CLUB MEETINGS. The following
Democratic Club meetings have been
held since the last issue Of the CoLUM-
DIAN.
On Tuesday of last week mt Ludwig
Thiele's hotel in Locust tOwnsh ip. b..
+. Zarr and j. M. Clark addressed the
meeting.
A meeting was held in Rohrsburg on
Wednesday of last week. G. G. Bark
ley and w. j. Buckalew delivered ad.
dresses.
At Shuman's Hotel, Beaver Valley,
on Thursday of last week, there was
fine attendance. b. f. Zarr aud j.
M. Clark were the speakers.
In Franklin township at the Swamp
School House, on Friday last, the meet
ing was organized by the election OF
Washington Parr, as President Christ
ian Artley, John Artley, Vice Presi
dents /; John Bodine, Secretary. +. NJ
Tewksbury, B. f. Zarr and G. w
Sterner made speeches on the occasion
On the same evening IN Light Street
Col. John G. Freeze addressed a Ineet
ing
A meeting was also held in Dieter
lexis School House, Montour township
Evan Welliver presided, and w.
Buckalew and Wesley Writ were tt,
speakers.
On Saturday evening there was
meeting at Benton. j. G. Wenner wa
the presiding officer and addresses wer
made by G. b. Brockway and w. j
Buckalew.
On Monday night at Half Way Hous
Centre township, Joseph Pohe, Pres
dent; Samuel Dietterich, Secretary
There was large attendance, Messr,
Barkley and Buckalew delivere
speeches.
AT Eyer's Grove on Monday nigl
the following officers were chosen
: President, j. ID. Wilson; Vice Pre-
dents, VIM. Eyer, Isaac Mcbride, Isra,
Heller, Robert Robbins; Secretarie
Jacob Welliver, j. b. Quick, +. Eye
, w. II. Jacoby, G. w. Sterner and WI
, l.. Eyerly addressed tho meeting.
l At Dietterich's School House in Mo
(; tour township ON Tuesday night las
;, The Club was addressed by B. +. Ear
and w. l.. Eyerly. The attendan
: was very good.
: At Fowlersvllle on Tuesday night
8 w. Miller and w. j. Buckalew deli
i cred addresses. Samuel Smith, Pre-
Q dent, and Charles Reed, Secretary.
o Several meetings for Wednesd
,. night were postponed on account Of t
rain,
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Railroad Time Table.



The following meetings have been
called and will be held at the places
named un the dates set opposite their
respective names. Competent speakers
will be present to deliver addresses:
NJ 'mhcrs of the Vigilance Committee
will SEQ that places for holding these
meetings nre secured and furnished with
lights,
GREENWOOD Thursday, Sept. 28th,
Mt lola.
MIFFLIN-T Thursday, sept. 26th, at
KikendalI's School House.
FRANKGIN- Saturday, Sept. 2Sth, at
Monsch's School House.
SuGARL 0AF-Friday, Sept. 27th, at
Ezekiel Coles.
EspY-Friday, Sept. 9th, at School
House.
BENTON Friday, sept 9th. latter
noon Mass Meeting.)
JERsEYTowN-Saturday, Sept. 2Sth,
(aftornoon Mass Meeting.)
MAINvILLE-Mo Monday, Sept 30th,
(afternoon Mass Meeting.)
ScoTCH VALLEY-At Brodbondor's
Hotel, Monday, Sept. 3Oth.
CENTRE--At Shellhamor's School
House, Tuesday, Oct. 1st.
BRIARCREEK-At Evansville, We'd
ncsday, Oct, 81.
PINE-At Centre School II ousc, We'd
nesday, Oct, ID.
BLOOMSBURY AT the Court House,
Monday, Oct. 7th.
BY order of Standing Committee.
DAVID LowEN BERG,
Chairman.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

VALUABLE HINTs.-A regular habit OF body IS
absolutely essential to physical health and clear
ness of intellect. Nor IS thls all Beauty OF per-
son cannot co-cNist with an unnatural coEdf-
ton of the bowels. 4 free passage of the refuse
matter OF the system through these natural
waste pipes, Is as necessary to the purity OF lhe
body rs the free passage of the onal OF a city
through its sewers IS necessary to the health OF
its inhabitants.
Indigestion is the primary cause of most OF The
diseases of the discharglng organs, ana one OF
its most common results is constipation, This
complaint besides being dangerous in ITSELF has
many disagreeable concOmitants-such as an
unpleasant breath, n salIow skin, communicating
blood and bile, hemorrhOidS, headache loss OF
memory, and general debility,
HOstetterS Stomach BitterS remove all these
evils by removing their immediate cause in the
digestive organs, and regulating the action OF the
intestines The combination OF properties IN
this Celebrated preparation is one OF It's chief
OF an ambitious agent, or n neryine, or a blood
dopurent or cathartic, but all these curative
elements iudiciOusly blended in one powerful
rest JratiVe 1t lends activity and NlgOr To the
inert and enerVated stomach, relieves the all
mCutlry canal OF its distractions, and gives
tone to the membrane which lines it, greatly
stimulates the liver, braces tho nerves, and
| cheers the animal spirits No other remedy pos
ses ses such variety Of hygienic virtues. 1t Is
to these CHARACTERISTIC virtues that y owes it'
prestige as a household medicine. Experience
has proved that IT is as harmless as IL is eiilca
cous, and hence II Is as popular with the weaker
| sex as with the stronger
| Hostetter's Stomach ltierS are sold IN bottles
| only and the trade. mark below in the glass anl
| engraved ON the laple Is the test of genuine
| ness. Beware of counterieits. sept l3SiY
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"CAN'r DO WITHOUT IT."-rhis is what the
stage and horse car companies, liVery-sttble
keepers, members OF the tulf, ana all grooms
and trainers say OF the Mustang Linimenl. They
"cnn't do without it," And whyP Because 1t
infallibly reduces the external swelling, &c
which, under various names, impair the use
fulness and value of the king of quadrupedS,
and also because, Tor sprains, strains, gals and
other injuries to which horsetlesh Is liable, II is
the most trustworthy preparation in the mar
ket, Yet these recommendations comprise only
n portion of its claims to public confidence
During period of more than sixteen years, II
has been recognized as speC+lle FOR many OF lL'
most sgoniZ ng disorders which aillict the hu
man family such as rheumatism gout tneuralgla
lumbago, tic-doloreuN, sore throat euache
toothache and likewise a peerless opplcat'o OIL
for cuts, bruises, burns and scalds,
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WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS
MYJOLLYFRIEND'S SECRET

mo LEWIS new & greatest work is an immense
success. 18th thousand in ploss. Agenis delight.
ei and coming money. ARtNlS WANTED
eVrrv yhcro. GEO NACLEANt Publisher, ,3I
S,us,ul 81 Phlaa sept q 4W
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THERE is no truth in the reports made
by other agents that if persons who
lease Singer Sewing Machines fail to pay
within month, the Machines will be
recalled. or those on which money was
paid, only two Of four hundred was re-
called in year. One had ten dollars
paid, the other was ordered in for rent
ing it out to third party.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-09-27

A telegram from Hon samuel j.
Randall Chairman of the State Central
Committee announced that Hon. Hor
ace Greeley would be in Bl msburg by
the morning train on THURSDAY last. a
large crowd assembled at the Station to
greet him but were disappointed as Mr..
Greeley was not on the tlain. lie is
confidently expected 10 day, Friday.
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Many people inquire why it il that
four thousand Singer Sewing Machines
are sold week, or two thousand more
each week than any other Shuttle Ma
chine.
The reason is plain to al who hav,
had much experience with Sewing Ma
chimes, also to Machinists who say ii is
made of the best metal on a superior
plan TO otners. me past has proved II,
Singers arc the most durable, fastest
easiest TO learn, aud less liable to gel
out of order of any Shuttle Machine
yet invented.
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CAsroRIA-a substitute for Castor Oils a
physic which does not distress or gripe, but IS
sure to operate when all other remedies have
failed You may confidently rely upon the Cas-
tOria in stomach Ache, Constipation, Flatulency
Group, Worms, Piles or deranged Liver. 1t con-
tains neither Minerals, Morphine, Opium nor
perfectly harmless, and above all, pleasant 10
laRe. The Castoria soolhes and quiets the sys'
tenn and produces natural sleep. 1t is a wondef,
ful thing to assimilate the food of children and
prevent them from crying. A 30 cent bottle VIII
bills, Aug Sow.
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But ten days until the election! Rea-
der, do you want our State ticket elect
ed? IfsO, 60 to work and do what you
can. Sitting still will not help us.-See
the indifferent and the doubtful. Let
each man usa his influence and we carry
the state, and show an example to those
who vote after US.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-09-27

ONE of Singers agents in this county
was offered ten dollars moro on each
Machine if he would sell tho original
Howe. This may account for uoWe's
agents selling at reduced prices, or Civ
ing extra attachments to induce parties
to buy An old style slow Machine.
If
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A UDITORIS NOTIcE.

IN ESTATE OF JEREMIAH GETRIN DECD
The undersigned Auditor appointed by the
Court of ommon Pleas of Columbia county, to
distribute the money in Court arising from the
sale OF the real estate of jeremiah Geikin,
among the parties entitled to receive the same,
viii attend TO the duties OF his appointment ~
his oillec In Bloomsburg, on saturday, me 2!h
when and where all parties or persons having
claims ON said money will present the same, or
be forever dobarred from coming m on said
funds. l.. X. KELLER,
sept q CIV,
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At the book store opposite the Court
House you will iiud large lot of states
at Wholesale and retail, also stationery
and books, comprising works OF Poe
try, History, BiogIaphy, Fiction, etc,
etc. Subscriptions for Magazines sOlic-
itod,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-09-27

THE greatest want Of u present age is men and
women, healthy andYl.o GUS in mind and body.
The continued headaches, weaknesses, nervous
ness, " varying ailmt Mt which u1lllct women
are generally the result OF impeI feet action OF
the stomach and other vital organs. DR.. Walk
er's California Vinegar Blt tlcrs, beng compos ed
entirely OF vegetable substances Indigenous Ia
the most delicate, and are n sure remedy, coz
recting all wrong action and gYlng new Nigor &
the whole system, sept. 2ylH
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MIR. GEORGE MARTZ, whom many
Of our citizens will remember Us deliv.
cring Republican speeches through this
section of the State, will, with G. b.
Brockway, address a public meeting
on Friday evening, October 4th. at
Light Street.
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ENEOITORlS NOIIOE-

H ESTATE uT WAl. BUTLER, DEC d.
Letters tUstplnentary ou the estate Of William
Butler late Of MuntOur township, Columbia
ten Of said county 10 James Koaly, Executor, TO
whom tll trsyrs indebted to sHld estate are re
qucai'd 10 m Ice Ty!mCut, and those having
CLAIMS or dt WgHt- na tirsts1id estate w I'D Mul,
lltla known io Tie tA,,utur Wtthpu. delay,
JAMES kEALE, Executor.
tentralia, Pa,
ROBERT T. CLARK, Attorney,
sept q, ~. CIV. ullumsbug, Ia
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WE arc sorry to learn that Miss Hat
tic Jacoby who was thrown from a
buggy at Benton on last Sunday week,
is still lying in a critical condition.
Perfect health and good constitution
are her best allies at present and may
yet save her life.
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A meeting will be held n the Uni on
Church Jackson township, on Monday
evening October 7th. There will also be
one at Klinger's Hotel in Roar ingcreek
on Friday evening October 4th, and one
at saltwater in Fishingcreek township
on Tuesday October 1st.
An afternoon Mass Meeting will be
held at Yeager's Hotel in Roarii grteek
township on Saturday October II. Let
there be grand turn out.
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No Lady's Toilet Complete

Unless there be the fragrant SoZoDoNT;
unto the breath sweet odors it imparts,
the teeth quick rival alabastcr tint, and
seem as pearls set in coral vase.
SpaIding's Glue, cheap, convenient,
useful.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-09-27

THE representation in our County
Convention is based upon the vote for
governor. The townships that fall be
hind the Packer vote may lose vote,
and those that increase it may gain.
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THE RINGTOWN FAIR. 1t was our
pleasure to attend this annual gathering
Last week and we confess were agreeably
surprised TO find the large attendance,
line display and good order. The local
accommodations and patronage are
small yet by dint of good management
and liberal advertising large crowds are
always accumulated. The rental of stalls
alone amounted to $1,000. Much of the
success is due to the activity and energy
OFT. j. Foster, Secretary of the institu-
ton,
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MEMBERS OF THE STANDING COMMIT
WEE:
Bcaver--Moges SchllCher
Benton-I. X. krickbaum.
BerwlclS-,Levl BredbcHdCr.
Bloom, East Dlst,-DaVid LowenhUrg,
Bloom, West Dist.-H illian Mckinney.
Briarcleek-J. q. Smith.
tatawssa-GeO Scott
Centre-H ID, KnOrr.
Ccutralia-C. G.. Murphy.
Cpnyngham North
COnynGham South-Michacl BrInnan.
rishngcreek-E. j. McHenry,
Fruukllu-William Stn6er
GrcenwOod-Weslcy Morris.
Ii mlOck-Seth Shoemakcr.
Jackson-Silas w. McEenry,
Locust
Madison-John Allen.
Main-W. 4. Shum n
Mi1llin-Samuol Snyder.
MOntOur-JOhn q. Quick.
Mt. PleaSa LtGr orge w. Jscoby.
OTarge-D X. Sloan.
Pine-p. w. SoneS.
ROaringcreck-J. B. kliuger.
ScOtt-O. II. Ent.
Sugarloaf-J. IL. Fritz.
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Vigilance Committee.

Vigilance Committee.
Beaver--L;eo. DreisDacn, Chas. MichIci, II.
Hinterlitor.
Bonton-J. ]. McHenry, i. j. Case Jas. Con-
nor.
Berwlcll-Isaiah Bower, c. b. Jackson.
Bloom. East-M. Millard, Jno B. Casey, Saml
Jacoby.
Briarcrcek-Chas. Reed, Geo. Miller, Geo. NJ.
Bower.
Catawissa-M. b. V. Kline, VIM. Snyder.
Centre-Wm. Miller, Ed. Hartman. SaInl
Bower.
Centralia-
Conyngham, North
Conyngham South
Fishingcreek-L. NJ CroYclLNg, Cyrus Robins
SilaS MclIenrY, ChaS. Ash.
Fraukliu--Moses MicHsfry. Washington Parr
Greenwood-Franlt Derr, q. w. UT, Jackson
Leidy.
llenloc,-T, ]. Vondc.slce, Z. Il, Wagner
VIM. Wiuterstcen.
Jacsson--Honry Wagner, Dantcl Young.
l.pcust-Elias Greasy, Daniel itlne, Jno. Sny
der, Geo. Getty.
j. NJ. GlrtOn.
Mnine--Icromiah G.ongcnbergrr, Juo. Nuss.
Millim-JOScph G. Swanh, ADlaIm Schweppcu
hcisel, harvey Hess.
Montour-N. Mouser, l.. a, Evans.
Mt. plCasaut-Wm. Miller, JnO. Mordau, ST.
Orange--Il. IL. Kline, U, Ii. Ent.
pmc-L. a. German, VIM karshncr.
Neutrality-suspicious.. MOuTy, AMI Craig.
Scott--J. :. Bachman, K. j. Millard
Sugarloat--Alonzo Albcrtson, Clinton Cole
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Hon. WILLIAM BIGLER Candidate
vention at large has withdrawn and
Hon. Andrew G. Curtin has boen nom
mated in his place.
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We notice all wool Empress cloth in
handsome shades in oneof NJ. p. LUIS
show windows marked i5 cents per
yard. elbow is that for low.n
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A full assortment of Icphyr5 and
yarns. Also cmbroidcries for sale by
A, ID. WEDB.
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Over 1000 yards of American Black
Silk has been sold by NJ. L. Lutz with
in the last two years and every body is
pleased with their purchase.
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MARRIAGES

kIEFER-KAILER- the 18th inst. by the
Rev. William j. Ever, Mr.. Henry kiei.r 81
Cattawissa. lI,, - Mis-, Hattie kal!er OF Zoo
per township.
MOYER-KUMBLE On the same day, by the
same, Mr.. George Meyer Of Locust township
to Miss Amdnna Rumble, Of Ringtown Pa,
HlCKS-SEYREhT.- nanv'lie, September
lith, Mr.. ID. W. Hicks OF WillOw Springs, ana
Miss l.. ]. Segbert OF berwick, Pa.
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NIOTIClI

NOTICE, .,,,.
North * West branch Rail Road Co., are hereby
notified that n second iustnllmcnt of 10 per cent
in same, must be paid 10 the Treasurer on or ba'
fore the 18Th day OF October next,
BY order OF tho Directors.
WM. NEAL,
sop H iw Treasurer
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MNNrlIr0RS, NNTICE.
A lnMINISrRATONS NOTlON.

~ EsTAVE Or EIG2ABETI HIsrl.E 2. DlC d.
Letters OF administration ON the eSlult .
Elizabeth kiatler late OF Mt. Pleasant iwp' t".'
umbil county deceased, have been granted 10y -
Rpristcr OF said county to Joseph Gilbert "l ''
same Twp. AT persons having claims again, ..
estate Of the deCedeut are requested 20 plcSti
thcln for fettlc,nCnt, and thost indebted 10 ~
estate TO make payment to the und-rsiSnoi, '
JO-EpI GILBERT
N,,u 19.--g-Cyy Ada,lu' 'sfr1t...
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You can got the celebrated "Lion"
BRAID Of black Alpaca atM..P Lutz's at
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l. w. Hartman has the largest stock
of fall goods he ever had.
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HONEST MEN TO THE FRONT \!

In pursuance of Resolution of the
Standing Committee, Grand Mass
Meeting will be held at
BLooMsBuRG, THURSDAY, October,3d.
Eloquent speakers have been secured
and will certainly be present to take
part in the proceedings of the day.
DEMOCRATS AND LIBERALS, who
desire the triumph Of right and the
overthrow of wrong attend this
meeting and show by your presence
that you arc not in sympathy with cor
rupt and venal politicians.
TURN OUT! from all parts of the
County. Let every township form a
Delegation with its Marshal, and, join
ing with other delegations, pour flood
of earnest, Jealous, honest men into
Bloomsbury to hear the true and just
issues of the Campaign discussed by
able and eloquent speakers.
COME IN FORCE
in wago"S, on horeback, on foot, in any
and or y way and swell the multitude
who ok forward to victory on the Sth
OF ctober. Turn out with Bands, Glco
ubs, Flags, Banners, and Hickories !!
1T the "Star of tho North" show her
strength, and provo that Democracy is
not dead yet.
Each township should choose Prosi.
dent and report his name by the ID
inst. in order that it may be put on
the list of Vice President of the mot
ing.
DAVID LoWENBERG,
Chairman County Committee.
ATTENTION DEMOCRATS.
Having been appointed by the Stand
ing Committee of Columbia county
Chief Marshel for the Grand Democratic
Mass Meeting to be held at Blooms.
burg on Thursday October Sd,
would announce the following instruc
tions to the different delegations
for the purpose of securing order and
despatch:
1. The Delegations coming down the
Big Fishipgcreek will assemble a
Light Street by 1030 a. m.
ITO uClCSdllOiio llOll luS uD-IlNCl
region including those which cross a
Espy, will concentrate at Espy by 1O:3'
q. IN.
3. The Delegations from beyond Cata
wissa will assemble at that point by
1915 and will be joined by the delega
ton from Montour at Rupert at 1O:45 a.
| m.
4. The Delegations from Madison an,
Hemlock will meet at Bnckhorn q
1915 and will be joined by the delega
Creek bridge at 1915 a. m.
5. The Little Fishingcreek delega
tion will concentrate at the Fishing
creek bridge at 1915 n. m.
6. Each delegation should use ever.
effort to reach the place of rendezvou
at the appointed time, and should wal
& reasonable length of time for the del
egation beyond it.
t 7. Each delegation should have
Mounted Marshal, who should wear
white rosette in his left breast. AT tn
? time appointed all should leave tn
: place of rendezvous and march toward
. town, at the outskirts of which the
will be met by aids to the Chief Mai
shal, who will aid in forming the pre-
cesson No one should leave the colum
3 until after the parade. Delegations frol
4 adjoining counties will receive propo
7, attention.
: w. B. KOONS,
u Chief Marshal.
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Do not think of buying shawl before
you look at i. ". Hartman's.
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DEATHS

STALEE-In Bloomsbury, on the 10Th Of Sep
and Eliza Stulcy, aged years, mpalhS and
QayS
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IDITOR'S NOTICE.

{ 7 =
y ESTATE OF CLorwoRTHH s, FISHER, ptCn
qy,e undersigned, auditor appointed by tho
Ornnang' Court OF Columbia county, To dlsillh-
Mo inc funds in the hands OF sylvester j.. FaaN'
III ontong tho parties entitled to receive
Eie same viii attend TO the duties of his ap.
Hoi,,fTo snt MI the Shorln's otiioe, In the Court
Hnuso MI BloomBhuTg, ON Monday, October H.,
nn is-5' at % o'clock, a, NJ, when and wher"
I'll rcrsous having claims on said fund Will pre-
Uni tho same, or DO forever debarrod from
e"ll'''a ." ". WIKT.
scptl372-it, AuutH'
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You can buy your fla nneIs Of /. w.
Hartman out OF stock of % pieces.
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EgnoRs or YOuTrl.

Every nervous YOuut Man lu the Union, VIII
receive free, n Bccipo chat VIII prove hlc' SING
through lilt, ~ addressing. in confidence
JOHN V. OGDEN,
Boz 5l72P. o a. Cedar at, y, 5,
feb. q, Is,
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STATE TICKET.


FOR GOVERNOR
CHARLES Il. HUCKNLEW,
OF CoLUMBIA COUNT,
FOR AUDITOR GENERAL;
WILLIAM HARTLEY,
or BEDroRD CoUNTY,
FOR JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT:
JAMES THOMPSON,
or ERIE COUNTY.
FOR CoNGRE-sNEN AT LARGE:
RICHARD VAUXl
or PHILADELPHIA.
JAMES II. HOPKINS.
OF ALLEGHENY.
lIENDRICK B. WRIGHT,
,F LUzERNH COUNTY.
For Members OF the Constitutional Com
yention.
GEO. w. WOODWARD, Philadelphia,
JEREMIAH s. BLACK, York.
ANDREW q. CURTIN, CcutrC,
W. J. BAER, Somerset.
W. II. SMITH, Allegheny.
JOHN II. CAMPBELL, Philadelphia.
JAMES ELLIS Schuyliiill.
=. &. r. DODD Ncnango.
GEO. NJ. DALLAS, PhilGdcluhia.
ROBERT A. LAMBEHTON, Dauphn
A. a. pURMAN, Greeu.
WIN. h. CORBErr, Clarion,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-09-27

GET REGIsTERED.-To morrow is
the last day. Let every man see if his
name is on the list.