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TO In VEST 0 RS.

Tothose who have funds 10 invest in large or
small amounts, or who wish TO increase their
income from means already invested In other
less profitable securities, we recommend, after
full investigation. the Seven Thirty Gold Bonds
OF the Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Bearing seven and three-tentns per cent. gold
interest equal now to 81 currency, } and sold at
par, they yield an income considerably more
than one'third greater than U. s. 5.2O's. They
are Coupon and Registered, the lowest denomi-
nation being slOO, the highest slOOOO
Nearly one-third of the Main Line of the Road
VIII be completed and in operation with a large
business the present season. AL the property
| and rights of the Company, ncludlng a most
valuable Land Grant, averaging about $4,000
| acres per mile of road are Pledged as securit y
| for the first mortgage bonds now offered.
All marketable stocks and Dohds are received
| In exchange at current price. Descriptive pam.
phlets and maps, showing Rou of road, Connec.
tlons, Tributary Country, &c, will be furni shed
on application.
| JAY COOKE & CO.,
| New York, Philadelphia and Washington.
FladaciG! Agents NJ =. r. R.
Bonds for sale In Bloc msburg by the FIRST Ma,
tional Bank, and BloomsDurg Banking Com
pany.
Oct. Is. .S71-iw.
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GOVERNOR.

In the return made by the return
judge for the ward, on Friday, l1th
inst. instead of Mr.. Buckalew receiving
20 majority, Hartranft is allowed $50;
and instead of Harmer receiving %
he is given 423; u fraudulent altera.
ton in favor of these radical. candidates
of 400 votes in single ward. The city
of Philadelphia is divided into 80
wards, and a systematic forgery of re-.
turns, such as is proved to have been
perpetrated in the Twenty-fifth and
other wards, would show that II 800 of
the majority in that city was manufac.
tured to order by the return judges.
The balance of that atrocious fraud upon
electoral rights is made up Of the votes
of hired repeaters from the vilest dens
of New York city, and the corrupt bal
lots of the bribed knave5 who wear the
livery of democrats in order that they
may more effectively serve the pollut-
ers of the ballot box who glory in their
degradation as agents of Simon Gamer
| on. Where is the manhood of Phila.
delphia, that such deviltry is suffered
to blacken the name of the metropolis I?
Where is the hatred of wrong that once
characterized the good Quakers of the
disgraced city? Where is the piety of
the Young Mems Christian Association,
with that devoutest of youths, George
FL. Stuart, the swift witness to Hart.
ranft's honesty and Grants sobriety, to
lead it militant against the forgery OF
election returns, the repeaters and
FOUNDERS ? Alas and alack The ora.
| cles are dumb. There is none to speak
in vindication Of electoral rights in the
ring g-ridden city.-Pdtriot. in'H..r'u .
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THE REGISTRY LAW.

also give official notice so the eleotlrs OF Coll
umDu county that by au act, entitled IAN
Act further supplemental to the act relative to
the elections oI tnis Commonwealth" approved
April I7th, a. ID. 1869. IL ii provided as fol-
lows
Sc. 3. After the assessments have been com :
pleted on the tenth day preceding tle second
shall. on the Monday Immediately following
make return TO the county commissioners OI
the names OF all persons assessed by him since
the return required TO be made by him by the
second section OF this act noting opposite eacn
ed To be noted rs aforesaid and the county com .
missioners shall theTeupOn cause the esame to be
added to the return required by the secOnd sec.
ton of this aOt and fall and correct copy there
OF to be made, containing the names ofail per-
sons SO returned MS resident taXables IN said
ward, borough, township or precinct aud furnish
tue same together with the necessary election
blanks 70 the officers of the election in said ward,
borough, township or precinct, on or before six
o'clock IN the morning OF the second Tuesday OF
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- .LEGRAPuIC reports from North
" .roliua and Arkansas show concerted
and diabolical purpose on the part of
The Radicals to inclte the negroes to
violence and other crimes, In order to
furnish pretext to the Federal author.
tiles for military interference. The print
ing Office of the Sentinel at Raleigh (the
leading Conservative paper of the Statc)
was partially destroyed by an explosion
of powder on Thursday night, which
shook and alarmed the city. Charges of
powder with fuse were found In a part
of the building which escaped destruc.
ton. Threats have, been frequently
made against Mr.. Turner, editor of the
Sentinel, on account of his manly expo
sures of the carpet-bag plunderers and
their confederates. Only recently his
wife and family were fred at by assas-
sins in their private residence during
his temporary absence.
On Wednesday evening the blacks
were instigated to attack and burn the
town of Osceola, on the Arkansas shore
above Memphis, by one Fitzpatrick the
county register, who had killed the
sheriH some weeks previously, and
sought by this desperate means to avoid
being brought to trial for that murder
A month ago two prisoners were muir
dered in cold blood by the sheriff OF
Pope county, who had arrested them on
some pretended charge. The object OF
this atrocious crime was entirely politi-
cal, and intended to lay the foundation
of martial law.
Complete reports from Macon, Savan
nah, and other parts ofGeorgia establish
conclusively that the negroes were or
ganized, differed, and drilled to pro
woke riot on election day, with the
deliberate design of Federal intrusion
Nothing but the extreme forbearanct
and calm resolution of the white popu
lation to act on the defensive only, de
feated this scandalous scheme.
All these crimes, and others equally
infamous, have been concocted by par
tisans of the President, who are protect
ed in their villany, to foment strife be
tween the two races, and to revive tn
scenes of outrage and oppression by
suspension of habeas corpus and mill
/ tary occupation for political objec
only. Washington Patriot.
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IT is a cheering sign TO note with
what undaunted faith In the ultimate
success OF the cause of Greeley and
Brown and Reconciliation the Democrat,
ic and Liberal Committees ofthe various
States are calling upon the friends OF
our Presidential ticket to stand fast,
and to assure that triumph in Novem-
ber Of which fraud and corruption rob.
bed US In the October elections. In the
case of the vast majority of the Demo
y Ycrats and Liberals these calls upon their
patriotism and party fealty are not need
-f ed but the undiminished courage and
q earnest faith evinced by those best en-
. titled to judge of the strength of Gree
hey and Brown In the respective States
cannot but help to restore to confidence
li the few wayering, while to the masses
4 of the party IL brings the resolve to
~ persevere in the path Of duty. Now,
more than ever, should every Democrat
"a and Liberal determine TO do whatever
s'in him lies to bring about success and
that this Is the feeling that prevails is
% very evident from the renewed deter
mination to press forward to victory,
which weare glad to see manifested on
every hand. ul 100 .4I..t..
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When, last Spring, the clique of con-
spirators at Harrisburg had forced upon
the unwilling Republicans of the State
the candidates who have recently been
counted in-Dot elected-and when the
better class of Republican papers, led by
The Press, had raised cry of disgust at
The outrage, the Scranton Republican
lifted its voice in a puny wall and for a
week or two uttered feeble remon.
STRANGE against'"the Ring.n No sooner,
however, had its protests attracted the
attention of the powers which control
the affairs ofits party than its voice was
incontinently siienced and its protests
changed to plaudits. Whether bullied
'bribed we know not, but this we do
know, its opposition ceased. Some
pusriie excuse was offered as to the en-
dangering the balance of the ticket but
no special note was taken of it. The fact
wd5 too plain and the deduction to be
o craWn from it too obvious.
n a late issue, under the head of
senator Cameron's Triumph" the fol.
lowing eulogistic language is made use
of: - H.4 .....
Since Gen. Cameron's return to the
senate in 1867 he has been an honor to
the State. His record in that branch of
We National Congress may well elicit
ne pride and praise of his constituency.
llS5 sterling common sense, quality
lacking in many public men, his Wig
lofous Wellcultivated mind, his great
hSlslatlye experience, and the power
oi his personal magnetism, all combine
win many other good qualities to make
~ influence a tower of strength at
Washington. -
u This IS decidedly refreshing to say the
Least in newspaper which not very
long since, opposed the candidates of
this man Cameron, on grounds of total
unitness and afterwards ate its own
words and supported them on grounds
OF expediency. Cameron has certainly
made his bargain sure. ...., ...
NJ When the Republican, In this same
aiticle eulogising Cameron, states that
1--WE never have worn Cameron col
lar,"it asks rather more in the way of
eredulity than most sensible men will
be apt to grant. Its ntterances say ''no''
dts whole course, during and since the
neampaign, very distinctly says "yes.';'
aai Under the lash the Reptl6lioaa and its
like cringeiike whipped ours. -.alsH
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Senator OOleof California, whose term
expires with the present Congress, is
making himself particularly useful in
the Grant cause, and is taking such a
course as will best commend him to the
personal gratitude of the President, who
has, it is said, intimated his intention
to take care of Mr.. Cole sin case the Ad-
ministration is re elected" TheSenator
is now engaged in an effort to popularize
the Santo Domingo scheme. His speech
in Sacramento on that question and in
gloriticati0n of Gen. Grant is being sent
broadcast through the country, and this
is taken as an indication that the Presi-
dent will renew his efforts at annexa.
tion. Gen. Babcock recently advised
a friend to invest money in Santo Do
mingo, as it would certainly be annex.
ed. .I. H.ut ..r. ........F t.|..... ...
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A GRANT organ in Ohio, The Belle
fontaine Press, beats even John Thom.
as and Roscoe Conkling in its enthusi-
asm for the two term candidate. With
an eye perhaps TO the Pennsylvania
frauds, 1t eXclaims:
''There Is similarity botween Grant
and Christ the latter the Savior OF the
world, and the former the Savior of his
country. One cannot think fthe whole
character of Grant without thinking OF
| Christ" -
Give that man post.oflice Immediate
ly--if he hasn't one already.
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John Cessna is elected to Congress
In this district, beyond all doubt. His
majority is large, though he runs behind
his ticket in this district. When such as
he receive the endorsement of the peo-
pie, "the post of honor is the private
station" Bedford Gazette.
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CAMERoN's campaign In PennsyI-
vania was conducted on the principle
OF the "fruits meet for repentance"
brought forth in the hearts of the anna
teur yachtmen who were caught in a
squall while sailing upon the Delaware.
They didn't know how to pray nor to 2
ssd snf BI er %s, So aSs Sonr &
sized. We can't pray, and we caii't
sing. Let US take up collection ~
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sugarIo,r twp, Oct. IS, 1872. N0'''" 10 ''''o''
Observation-Disclosures MAKING.

EASHlONABLED DRESS MAKING.
Il Mrs. l.. Ilawley, Milton, Fashionable
Dress Maker and Teacher of Briggs unrivalled
system OF ntting by measure. in the speed lest,
most stylish and rerfect manner, Dresses Pol
anaise and all ladies' and misses garments, in
gram, or to have cutting and ii tting of suits
done as well as In Philadelphia, and AT moder-
ate rates. suits made To order Call, third door
above Mrs. Brobsts store, Main street below
Railroad, west end
Oct. IL, lS72.-2m. MRS. l.. HAWI.EY MILTON.
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DUBLIC SALE
Il Oh
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
In pursuance ofan order of the Orphans Co1rt
OF Columbia county, the undersigned admin
istrator &C. of William Hess, late OF the town
ship of Sugaroat, in said county, deceased, viii
expose to sale on the premises, on
SATURDAY., NOVEMBER 10th
next, at 10 o'clock, n. m, OF aaid day the follow
ing described real estate, to wit Il certain piece
parcel and tract of land situate in tho town
ship and county aforesaid, adjoining lands OF
Marshall Miller and other lands al said William
Hess deceased, containing
RTY-T WO ACRES
and seventy-four perchaS, ten acres of which is
cleared land and balance w,ll tInOerel with
OAK and chestnut, upon wn.Cl Is erected log
house.
ALSO,
a tract of land situate Ia the township aud
county aforesaid, adjoining lands OF Marshall
Miller and other lands OF said William Hess,
deceased, containing
FOUR ACRES
and Gny.two perches, upon which is erected a
double S=arcl
SAW MILL
| in good running order.
| TERMS OF SALE.-Teu peg cent. OF ono.
fourth OF the purchase money to be paid al
the striking down the property, the one fourth
| less the ten per ceut. TO be paid at the con.
hrmation of the sale. and the balance in ont
year thereafter with interest fcom conf rmat ion
hlSl Possession given upon securing the
payment OF the purchase money.
Purchasers TO pay Tor deeds.
| JOSIAH II. FRITZ,
| SuparlO,f tIyn Oct ., lS-o '''N''
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COLUMBIA COUNTY s. $.

COLUMBIA COUNTY s. s.
~ In the Orphans Court of Columbia county.
In the matter of the PARTITION and valuation of
the estate of Philip Miller, late OF Centre town.
ship, deceased. to Cyrus Webb, residing atThay-
Neosha county, Kansas. Gou ure hereby no.
titled that on petition of Leyi Miller one OF the
heirs of said decedent, the Orphans Court OF
said County granted a rule upon the heirs of
said decedent to accept or refuse the estate at
the valuation or show cause why the same
commanded to be and appear at an Orphans
Court to be holden ut Bloomsburg, in and for the
said County, on the first Monday of December
next, and then and there accept or refuse the es.
tate at the valuation put upon IL by the Inquest
duly awarded, or show why the same should
not be sold agreeably to the act Of Assembly in
such case made and provided hereof fail
not.
Witness the Honorable William Elwell Esq II.
President of said Court, at Bloomsbury, the 18th
day of October, A d., one Thousand eight hum
dred and seventy-two. -
AARON SMITH,
Oct. 25th W Sheriff.
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In the estateo In tho Orphans Court of Col. co..,
of Henry the petition of Frederick Wlchey
Eyerly de. for specific performance OF con-
ceased. tract.
The Commonwealth
of fPennsylvania,
To Elizabeth Eyerly, william Eyerly, Catha.
rine Ballard, Susan Roberts, Mary Ann Eyerly
and Louisa Eyerly, you, and each of you, are
hereby cited to be and appear In your proper
persons before our Orphans Court, on the first
.Ionday of December next, to be held at Blooms
burg, and show cause why decree In specific
performance of contract should not be made,
X. II. RI INGLER,
Clerk Orphans Court.
October o1 1872
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JUDGE INGRAHAM, of New York has
decided that PERSONS watch Is neces.
sary article, which can uot be taken by
his creditors.
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GENTS Wanted.-For Harriet Beecher
AStowe's campaign book, with lives OF the
candidates and leading men of all parties. 20
Steel Portraits. S5 To $50 day rapidly and easily
made. Write and see. Particulars free
Oct1 iW
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Mr.. Rodney G. Weber, United States
supervisor of elections for the sixth di-
vision Of the same ward, was present
at a meeting Of the precinct judges OF
the ward, held on the morning after
the election, at the ward house, when
and where the returns Of the several pre-.
cincts of the ward were made and cast
up. Mr.. Weber took copy of the re.
turns as then and there made by the
precinct return judges and now gives
them to the public as follows.
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COUNTY s. s.

4 IOLU MDIN COU4 N o 81
Yin the Orphans Court of Columbia county,
in the matter OF the partition aud valuation OF
the estate of Philp Kistler, late nj Noun Pleas
ant township, deceased, to the heirs of said es-
tate. You are hereby Notified tina on petition
of John Kster one o the heirs OF said decedent,
the OrDhauS Court OF said couuty granted n rule
upon the heirs of said decedeut TO accept or re-
Ease the estate at the valuation or show cause
why the same Should not be sold. Therefore
an Orphans Court to be holden at Blooms burg,
in and for the said county, on the first Monday
of cember next, and then aud there accept or
refuse the estate at the valuation put upon II by
the inquest duly awarded, or show why the
same should not be sold egreolbly to the act OF
Assembly in sucn case ma ie aad provided
hereof fail not.
Witness the Honorable William Elwell Esq :,
President of our said Court, at Bloomsbury, the
25th day of October, A. d., Que thousand eight
hundred and seveuty-two. -
AARON SMITH,
Oct. 25-l772 sheriff.
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kO0OAGENTS WANTED. - Samples sent
OUUUnee by mail, with terms to clear from
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New Advertisements
A DMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.

IN ESTATE OF JOHN @. HARTMAN, DECD.
Letters OF administration ON the estate of
John 9. Hartman late OF Benton township, Col
umbia county deceased have been granted by the
Register OF said county To VIM. II. Smith of the
same twp. All persons having claims against the
estate OF the decedent are requested to present
them for settlement, and those indebted to the
estate TO make payment to the undersigned, ad-
ministrator, without delay. . -
VIM. II. SMITH,
IF orange twp,
Oct. 2s.-1w. Administrator.
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GENTS WANTED.-Agents make more mon
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business light and permanent. Particulars free.
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ASYVHH vi a .

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GUARANTEED BONDS.

Payable in New York City, for sale at prices
that Will pay over IL per cent. ON the Invest
incnt. MUNICIPAL BONDS of the highest
grade always on hand. TlIOS. p. ELLIS a CO.,
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Philadelphia's Shame.

Evidence establishing the infamous
practices of the Philadelphia election
boardsis accumulating day by day. That
the ballot box is presided over in that
city by peUured scoundrels, who shrink
from no outrage upon tho rights cf elec.
tors, is no longer matter ofsuspicion,
or the mere apology of the defeated par
ty for its failure, but it is notorious,
ascertained and indisputable fact. For
example, the returns of the Twenty
fifth ward for governor and congress
man, as announced by the return judges
at their meeting, on Friday, 11th
inst. are as follows ----- - IL
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PROCLAMATION

LNlECIlON plGOCLAM ALTON,
IL Pursuant to an act of the General Assem-
by of the Commonwealth of PennSylya mia
entitled IAN Act relating to Elections in this
n. D., one Thousand eight hundred and thirty
nine, /, AARON SMITH, Sheriff of the county
of Columbia, Pennsylvania, do hereby make
known and give notice to the electors of the
county Aforesaid that an election will be held in
the said county OF Columbia on
the 5th Of November, A. D. 1872,
at which time electors for Pres dent and Vice
President of the United States Will be elect
ed
| also hereby make known and give notice
that the place of holding the aforesaid election
IN the several wards, boroughs, districts and
townships within the county OF Columbia are us
follows, TO wit:
Beaver township, at the public house of Thos.
j. Shuman.
Benton township, at the public house of Hiram
Hess, in the town OF Benton.
East Bloom. at the Court House in Blooms
burg.
West Bloom. at the Court House. IN Blooms
burg,
Borough Berwick at the store of John Mean
all in the borough of Berwick.
Borough Centralia, at the public house of IL.
A. Weidensaul.
Briarcreek township, at the public school house
near Evansville.
Catawissa township, at the public house of
Samuel Kostenbauder, In the town of Cata.
Wissa.
Centre township, at the school house near La-
fayette Creasys.
North Conyngham District at the school house
near the colliery of John Anderson " 90.
South Conyngham District at the house of
Thomas Ktlker, lately fixed by vote of the
citizens OF that township,
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BARLOW'S INDIGO BLTE

Is the cheapest and best article in the market for
Blueins Clothes. The genuine has both Bar
lows ana Wiltberger'S name ON the label, and is
put up at Wltherger's Drug Store, No. 23@ North
second st, Philadelphia ID. s. WlLTBERGER,
Proprietor. For sale by Druggists and Grocers,
octi 4w