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Nigilance AOmmittcc.

,Beaver-Geo. Dreisbach, Cho5. Michael II.
Hinterlier.
Benton-j. j. McHonry, L. j. Case, Jas. Con-
ncr.
Bcrwlck-Isaiah Bower, {. b. Jackson.
Bloom East-M. MilaId, Jno. Il. Casey, Saml.
Iacoby,
Bloom, West-M. Eycrly, James sterner
Briarcreek-Chas. Reed, Geo. Miller, Geo, NJ.
Bower.
Catawissa-M. B. V. Kline, VIM. Snyder
Centre-Wm. Miller, Ed. Hartman. Saml.
Bower.
Centralia-
COnynghSm, North
Conyngnam South
Fshiugcreek-L. NJ. CrcYcliug, Cyrus Robins,
SilaS MclIenry, ChGs Ash.
Franklin-Moses Mcllenry, Washington Parr.
Greenwood-Frank Dcrr, q, W. UT, Jackson
Leidy.
IIemlocl-T. j. Vandcrsllco, i. L, Wagner
VIM. Wintersteeu.
Jacksou--Hcnry Wagner, Daniel Young.
Locusl-Elias Greasy, Daniel Stine, JnO. shy.
der, Geo. Getty.
Madison-Richari Domott, Dr 7. ]. S@isher
j. NJ. Girton.
Maine-Jeremiah Longcnberger Juo Nuss.
Mitliln-Joseph q. Swank, AbIaiIn SchWcppcu.
hesei, Harvey Hess.
Montour-N. Mouser, p. \, Evans.
Mt. Plea. lnt--Wm, Miller, Juo. Mordan ST..
Orange--H, r. Kline, U, IL. Ent.
pIne-L a. German, VIM. karshner.
ROaringCreek-JnO. MOuTy, AMI CIalg.
ScOtt--J. $. Bacnman, Il, j. Millard
Sugarioaf- 'Alonzo Albertson Clinton Cole
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Railrnad limo Table.
LOCAL
Democratic Meetings.


The following meetings have been
called and will be held at the places
namtd, on the dates set opposite their
respective names. Competent speakers
will be present to deliver addresses:
Members of the Vigilance Committee
will see that places for holding these
meetings are secured and furnished with
lights.
CENTRE-Monday, Sept. 23d, at Half
Way House.
GREENwooD--Monday, Sept. 23d, at
Eyer's Grove.
BRIARCREEK Tuesday, Sept. oath,
at Foundryville.
MoNTouR-Tuesday, Sept. 9th, at
Uolliughoad's.
FIsnINGcREEK-Wedncsday, Sept.
2jlh, at saltwater.
RoARINGoREEK-W "Wednesday, Sept,
25th at Klinger's Hotel.
JACKSON Wednesday, Sept. 25th, at
Union Church.
GREENwooD-Thur Sept. Goth,
at lola.
MrFFLIN-Thursday, Sept. Goth, at
Kikendall's School House.
FRANKLIN-Thursd Sept. Goth, at
Clayton's School House.
SUGARLoAF-Friday, sept. 9th. at
EZek iel Coles.
Friday, Sept. 9th. at School
House.
by order of Standing Committee.
DAVID LoWENBERG,
Chairman.
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Ten BECAUsEs.-A hundred reasons niRu. b1
given why Lyons kathariOn should lc used by
every intelligent human being IN preference to
every other preparation for the hair, bat tea ~ II
suffice. Here they are: Because it nOuriSIoS the
iburs, multpliCS them and makes them grow /:
because ii thus prevents them irOm WltNvIiug
and bleaching; becauS 1t removes the sturl and
dandrull which chollcs thcm as tnrcs choke tho
golden grain because It keeps the scalp cool
and prevents cruptiOns; because 1t renders tho
nar as lustrnus as satin; because IL makes 1t
makes il plant and elastic; because IL is q fra
Sraut ana delightful dressing because IL does
not soil the pillow, the cap or tho hat; because
II is without q val in choapncss, ami because
no other articlc sold FOR Tie samo pgIp)-C in this
or any other country, pOsScsscs an, nr cvvu-lal!
of these Invaluable properties.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

VALUABLE lIINrS.-A regular habit of body Is
absolutely essential to physical health and clear
ness Ot Intellect Nor Is this all. Beauty ut per-
son cannot co-cNist with an unnatural CDndi-
ton of the bowels. \ free passage OF the refuse
matter OF the system through these natural
waste pipes, Is as necessary to the purity OF tho
body rs tho free passage of the oull Of n city
through us sewers Is necessary to the health oil
its Inhabitants.
Indigestion Is the primary cause of most of the
diseases OF the dlschaBug organs, and ono Oi
Its most common results is constipation. Ihi,
complaint, besides being dangerous in itself has
many disagrcCable COucOmitants-Such rs an
unplcasunt breath, Il sallOw skin, con taminuting
blood and bllG hemOrrhOids, headache, loss OF
memory, and general debility.
llOSiGtter's stomach Bitters remove all these
evils BY removing their immediate cause IN the
digestive orguns ana regulating the Ucliuu Of tho
THIS celebrated preparation is one oi is cAicl
merits. 1t Is not merely astimulant or tonic,
orau ambitious agent, or n nerVine, re blood
depurent on II cathartic, but all these curative
elements ludiclOuSly blended in one powerful
restorative 1t lends activity and Yigor to tho
inert and cueiYated stomach, relieves the all.
mentury canal OF its distractions, and gives
tone TO the membrane which lines it, greatly
stimulates the liver, braces the nerves, and
cheers the animal spirits. No other remedy pos
ses ses such variety OF hygienic virtues. IL Is
to these character sue virtues that IL owes lll
prestige as ~ household medicine, Experience
has proved that it is As harmless as IL Is enica.
cluus and hence II Is Us popular with tho WeakC
sex as wlth The stronger,
HoalcltCrS SlOmaCl Bitters are sold in bOttlua
only, aud ille trade mark below in the glass and
engraved ON the liable Is tho ttht OF genuine
ness, Beware ci counleria!ts. sept lS-iw
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MARRIAGES.

INGER-FULLER.-Onth the 2}th OF August
at the EoiOrm Parsonage, in BluOmSburg, by
Rev. r. +. Hoilmoier, Mr., Geo. l.. Garlnger and
Miss Rachael Ann FULLER both of Blooms-
burg,
the 18TH inst, at the resi-
dence of tho brldes parents, by the same, Mr..
Richard Ivoy, and Miss Mary Jane, eldest
daughter of Mr.. John Cooper, of PoGt Noble,
FISHER-pltICE--A Cherry Hin, ON the S,h
inst, by 4. Il. Jameson, ESOl George a Fisher,
and Miss Clara fr &c, both Of CatawIa,1,
Pa.
Orangcyillc, on tho l2th
inst, 10y Rev. n. spear, Matthias Kndt Of
NJ. rlcu,tat. 90 II IS Hannah J.. Force O!
Orange.
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MouNToUR county is to be blessed
with two county fairs this fall. Ouc i1
to be hold at Danvillc, commencing on
the 25th inst, and to continue Cor four
days. Tho other is TO be held at Wash
ingtonvillc, and will commence on the
10th of October, and continue for three
days. Pretty good for one of thesmall-
est counties in tho State.
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MEMBERS OF TIE STANDING COMMIT

MEMBERS OF TIE STANDING COMMIT
TEE:
Bcavcr--Moges Schlichcr.
Bentnu--l. X. krickbaum.
Brrwlck-.Levl BredbcndCr
Bloom, East Dist-DlVld IiUwcnberG
Bloom, West Dist.-William Mckinney.
BriarcreeE-J. Q. Smith.
Catawissa-GCo. Scott.
Centro--H. ID. Knorr.
Ccntralia-C. q. Murphy.
CDnyngham North
Conyngham sonth-MlchacI Rrannam,
Fishingcrcek-E j. McHcnry.
Frauklin-William Stoller.
GrcCnwOodW eslcy Morris.
Hcm lOclL-Seth Shoemaker.
Jackson-SIlas w. McHonry.
Locust
MadiSon--JOhn Allen.
Mrin-W. 4. Shumnn.
Alillin-Samucl Snyder.
Moutuur-JOm q. Quick.
Mt. Pleasant-GaOrgc w. JjCOhy.
Orangc-D. X. Sloan.
Piue-P. w. SonCs.
RoariugCreck-J. Il. I<ingcr
ScOtt--O y. Ent.
SugarlOaf-J. II. Fritz.
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REMEMBER that all the grave charges
made against General Hartranft, the
ring candidate for governor, are proven
by official documents and testimony of
the best and purest republicans in Penn
sylvania. The honest Republicans of
Columbia county owe it TO their own
good regulations to vote against the
stock jobbing, ,bribc- taking Hartranft.
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THE Miners Journal of last week con-
tanned a sensation story of the finding
of the body of George Phillips of Roar
ingcreek, this county, with the throat
cut from ear to ear. There is not word
OF truth in the story. Mr. Phillips is
ALIVE and well. The JOTnapSreporter
must have lively imagination or un.
limited credit for whisky somewhere.
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ACCORDING to tho character or extent
Of your business, set aside liberal per
ccntagc for advertising. Keep yourself
increasingly before the public; and 1t
matters not what business of utility
you may be engaged in ifintelligontly
and industriously pursued, fortune
will be the result. I,
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A. n. CHASE has taken the position
Of managing editor of the Scranton
Datty Times and under his judiaiO us
management that paper is rapidly
growing in public favor. His pen is an
incisive one and is doing good service
in he present campaign.
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THE Friendship Fire Co. and Blooms,
burg Cornet Band will parade this af.
ternoon in their new uniforms. They
Will marchthrough the principal streets
Of town and out to lIendershott's Grove
where they will hold II picnic to which
all are cordially invited.
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The Sheriff acknowledged the follow
ing deeds; TO McKolvy Neal & Co, for
II bouse and lot in Bloomsbury; to Q.
Krcamcr for lot of land in Madison
township; to Henry j. Applegata for a
lot of land in Pine ToWnship; to Casper
Rhawn for house and lot in Catawissa;
to John KeCler for house and lot in
Ruhrsburg.
In the case Of WhitmOyer against
Stincr a verdict was returned in favor
oftho defendcnt.
Ia the estate Of Daniel Gigsol doccas-
cd Il sa!o was ordered.
Petition of cilizcn3 of Conyngham for
a town clerk, John j. CJnghlin appoint
cd.
In the estate of Jonathan Kuittle de-
ceased petition for sale for payment OF
debts sale ordered.
Thomas Williams vs.. John Cain. Jury
returned verdict In favor of defen-
dant.
Tewksbury vs. Reeder. Jury returned
verdict for plaintiff.
In the estate of John Keim, deceased
petition for sale Of realty. Sale order
ed,
In the matter of the lunacy of Fred,
crck ID. Gross. John M. Clark appoint
cd commissioner.
In the estate OF John Ruckle, deceased,
petition for sale Of realty. Sale ordered.
have a very full stock Of spectables
and lenses for them and eye glasses and
watch glasses from the very smallest
size (for ladies gold watchesl up to the
largest.-HENRY ZUPPINGER, Main
Street West Bloomsbury.
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Mr.. HENRY ZUPPINGER has our
thanks for anumber of most delicious
pears of various kinds, which are finer
than any thing We have seen this sea
son. Mr.. Zuppinger has long been
known rs Il most successful pomologist
and his fruits arc the best we have in
town.
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THE greatest want OF the present age is men and
women, healthy and NisO Gus in mind and body.
The continued headaches, weaknesses, nervous
ness, ~ vary ing ailments which utllct " omen
are generally Inc result OF Imperfect act Lon Of
the stomach aud other vital organs. Dr.. Walk
er's California Vinegar BttcTa bang COmpO. ed
entirely OF NUgettb g substance, Iud. .e4uus to
California, may bee aaf Ia WIth pyiltct su u ~ uy
the most delicate and are a sure remedy, cor
the whole system.
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TIE cabbage is all being destroyed
in this section, and in all parts of the
country. The destruction is perhaps
general, and what is more important,
cabbages infested by these worms are
dangerous articles Of diet. The Ithaca
Daily Leader hears that y woman in
Newheld, died last week from eating
cabbage. a part of the same cabbage
that is said TO have killed the woman,
was given to COW, and after eating it
the animal died also. Another report
is to the effect that a woman in Lansing
either died or came near dying from the
same poisonous food. - TWhhaHnock
RGpuJIican
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THE Berwick independent, last week
hoisted the RepuJiicCm ticket State and
National at the head Of its columns.
This will settle its political position in
the minds ofthose, if any there be, who
have heretofore doubted it.
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ATTEND the club meetings, and get
out your neighbors. The Vigilance
Committee in conjunction with the
member of the Standing Committee
should secure places for the meeting,
procure lights, &c.
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ARE You REGISTERED. Livery voter
should make it his business TO examine
the Registers list, put up at the place
where the election is held, and sec
whether he and his neighbors are reg
istered. If there are any voters in the
township who may not have paid their
State or County tax last year, see that
they are registered or else their votes
may be lost. lfa man is not registered
and has not paid State nor County
tax within two years from the day Of
election he cannot vote. If he is regis
tered and assessed in time, that is, ten
days before election, he can pay his tax
ON the day Of election and can them
vote, but if he is not assessed he cannot
pay it and Of course cannot vote.
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Dr. J. II. ,CliENCK,
YOU this certificate ut tho wonderful gtln gOul
pumOuic syrup and Sen Weed Tuuir .rrtlIced.
My throat and bronchial tubes N.s.'.J hI,nIy
iullWugd that II was almost Impossible .rua tu
swallow my food,
an. ouH visit to my uncle, Mr.. Charles john
son, No. 9l3 Federal htIC, 4, who spy- your mudi-
cluoo raised him nom H'uu It death after All ulh-
IN Iv'llS hut luiri, and Nc having, therefore
full confidence i'm tie virtue ui your remedies,
strongly recommended mn 10 tly iu.u. I tlt
$50; aut iu one W'oi rom iHo tiuc r'mm"uegI
tIi.iuT tuvm my tutuHt underwent 70 worry uIual
change Tor the better, so that / cJull uGt my
meals without H.E uUluu.ly or uH.n, ulI
scarcely NEd words lO ,hur.Ss my grI. .iIltu lui
the curly IuIist your niNUlut'Ic ia,IirIuus pro,
ducol upon ua, and dcun 10 but uuuc' ur.rHt
tuou to plFo gpu lug acknowledgements ui 'u-
uuprrv'H|.u.. lpIIa respectfully,
IAullEL VI. JACOBS.
No. Ht ,..s. IHuty-third street, SuN Nrrl.
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Immense fiocks of wild pigeons have
made their appearance in Schuylkill
county. We have not as yet heard of
any in Columbia. Have any of our up
country friends seen any of the birds
They have apparently neglected us Of
late years.
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ATTEND TO THE AssEssM TENTS 1T Is
the duty Of erery Democratic anil Li6eraI
Republican UOter to be assessed at once.
II must be done al least ten days before
tie election. The members Of tie Stand,
ing Committee, and Uigilaace men ShOuld
attend to the matter AT ONCE.
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IT is a somewhat remarkable fact that
at the recent term of Court, all OF the
cases in the Common Pleas with one
exception, resulted in favor Of the de-
fendant, where there was jury trial.
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TIE horse of Elisha Beidlnman took
fright on Tuesday afternoon last and
ran away, running down Tnird Street
to the corner of Market where he was
stopped. A boy who was driving was
thrown from the wagon but not hurt.
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TIE Williamsport rioters, convicted
and sentenced last week To various
terms in the Penit entiary ard county
prison, have been pardoned by Gov
ernOr Gcary.
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THE Haz'etOn Sentinel prints series
CT items taken from the columns of the
COLUMBIAN and credits them all to tho
Repubtican Of this town, which it is re-
freshing to behold
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IT is said that by pouring molasse5
around the roots of geraniumsa ~ then
covering with earth, they may be M dc
TO. flower abundantly.
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EVERY voter who is opposed to the
Cameronian Ring should not only be at
the polls, but should be active in getting
out his neighbors who are OF the "same
faith and order" Let us have perfect
unauimity and thorough organization.
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DEATHS

ClthNEORD.-ln Mt. Pleasant, on tho nth of
September jeremiah infant son OF Joseph
Crawford, aged mouth and q days.
sITLEE.-Septcmhcr 10Th, at Berwick, Of con-
sumption, Charles, son of Emanuel und Mar
sitter, aged year, months and days.
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WAS IT SUICIDE on MURDER Tho
body of Mary Schell wife of Jacob Schell
of Lewis township was discovered sus
pended to tree near her home ON Sun .
day morning last. 1t appears that Mrs.
Schell was assisting at an apple butter
boiling at the house of Mrs. Robinault,
a nelghbor. Early in the afternoon she
started for her home, bearing with her a
crock of apple butter. On her way she
passed the old Brass Tavern, stopping a
few minutes to chat with the women
folks. This was about three O'Clock and
the last thatis known Other movements.
Her body was found by her two sons,
who went in search Of her. A coroner's
jury which was summoned rendered a
verdict of suicide by hanging and the
body was buried on Monday evening.
1t is reported that there exists grave
suspicious of foul play, among the neigh.
bors and friends of the deceased, and
that there will be a thorough investiga-
tion,-MitORiaa,
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EVERYBODY roads newspaper dur
ing political campaign and no better
time can be found for advertising.
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WASHING FLANNEL.-Do all house
keepers know that flannel should never
be rubbed on board, but as loosely as
possible in the hands? The harder 1t is
rubbed the more the dirt works in in
stead of out. Flannel should be washed
and rinsed in warm water and dried
where the wind will not strike ii much.
Any one following the above directions
need have no trouble about flannel
shrinking.
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SEVEN o'clock of last Saturday was
thehour fixed for the erection ofa Demo
cratic hickory fiag-pole in front of the
new hotel building in this town, and
just before that time large number of
people assembled to aid and assist in
the ceremony The clock struck seven
just as the pole was settled in its po.
sition. The Bloomsbury Cornet Band
was present and played a selection of
airs. Col. Freeze made a brief but car
nest speech, concluding with call for
three cheers for Greeley, for Buckalew
and fer the pole itself, which were given
with will. The pole is SO feet high
and without splice.
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meetings of the party VIII, never it is
possible. Go, and prove by your pres
mcc, your approval of the work Of re-
form.
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FIRE.--The hotel property and store
of L. w. Keen, known as the "Walker
stand" about four miles from here on
the turnpike leading TO Huzleton was
consumed by fire on Saturday evening
last about eleven O'Clock. The fro is
supposed to have originated by torch
from incendiaries who were prowling
around the premises late at night. G.
A. Keen, landlord and brother TO the
proprietor, lost nearly all of his effects,
and It's contents were all consumed
The property was insured but to what
amount we arc unable to state,-Ber-
Wick independent.
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Every nervous Young Man In the Union, win
receive free a Recipe thHt willproyc a blessing
through NE, ny addressing, in confidence,
JOHN II, OGDEN,
Box 5l72 Il. @. Il Cedar 81, n. y,
iCb. 0,ly,
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LADIES dresses will be moro elabor-
ntcly trimmed than ever this winter.
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AN adjourned Court has been Or
dercd, to be held on October 10Th next.
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BE Assessed Don't put IL %, du
hare 10 done at once.
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CLUE MEETINGS. The following
Democratic Club meetings have been
held since the last issue Of thc CoLUM-
BrAN.
On Thursday evening at Millor's
School House in Mt. Plen3an township.
VIM. Miller was chosen President and
Mr.. Kistlor Secretary. The meeting
was addressed by i. +. Zsrr and w.
j. Buckalew.
On Friday evening at Rupert. Evan
Wellivcr was chosen President, J. O..
Barkley Vice President, =. A. Evaus,
Secretary and John Quick Troa 5uror.
The speakers were John NJ. CLARK aud
G. b. Brockway.
On Saturday evening at Miiiln
vile O. B. BrockWay and VIM. l..
Eyerly addressed the meeting. On the
same evening at Jer5eytown, Hon.
Thomas Chalfant aud w. J. BIckale W
were the speakers.
On Monday evening at Mainville,
John NJ. Nus5 was chosen President
and U. j. Campbell Secretary, VIM. l..
Eyerly and w. II. Jacoby were the
speakers.
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The Bloomsbury COLth,biM1 has not
one word to say in favor OF "Ilorris." /"
MOntOu AMERICAN.
How man, whose assertion is dis
proved every week, can mako such a
statement as the above we are at loss
to comprehend. Common senseit would
seem ought to restrain even Republi-
editor from lying when every reader of
the paper can sec that he is doing so.
The editor of the American is by odds
the champion of this State in that line
but, like his editing, he does not do it
we'll.
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OUR opponents are hugging the delu-
sion that there is serious breach in our
ranks because Col. Piolett was not
nominated. 1t IS true he had many
warm, sincere friends here, and the
Conferees stood by him to the last and
we do not disguise the fact that many
of our young men were much dissatis-
fed at the result That they are going
into the ranks of the Radicals in con-
sequence is untrue. They are made of
sterner stuff, and as they are under no
personal obligation to Strawbridge, and
as he does not represent single princi-
pie in common with them, they will
haye no hesitancy in giving their bal
lots to our nominee. We are informed
that two played out politicians of this
town will "bolt." Let them. For sever
al years they have not voted with Us,
and both used their influence to defeat
the Congressional nominee two years
ago. The fewer friends of that class a
man has the better for him. The trick
of 1870, however, cannot be repeated in
this town. Even 100 G0ryels of ,ChiSky
lCOuld not suffice,
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You can get black vclvotoen at II. =.
Lutz's for 50 cents per yard and colOrcd
for / 90 per yard.
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IT may be little late in the season
but wo fecl imrcllol from purely be-
novolont motives TO state That u hyp
ochondriac editor of a London paper
has just made tho melancholy discovery
that croquct is most dangerous and
unhealthy game. He ostates that 1t gives
to tho unfortunate croquet player a
curved spine, a dispropoi tionatoly largo
right arm, and an equally ill.arranged
left leg, with painful bunions and
permanent lameness, and he finally
perishes miserably from consumption,
induced by the unnatural constraint to
which the chest is bjected when stoop'
ing over the ball. All those persons who
have played the game without having
been afflicted by any Of the misfOrtunes
so checrfully recorded may SEQ how
very much more they have to be thank
full for than they were aware of.