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.,ennsgrov., Salem County, New Jersey.

pennsgrove, Salem County, New Jersey.
FEBRUARY u, 1872
DR.. j. II. SCHENCK, N. f. corner sixth and Arch
streets, Philadelphia,
Respected Sir-l take pleasure in adding my
testimony to that Of the many Others who have
been cured by the efficacy OF Schencks PulmOnic
syrup, Sea Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills.
Consumption has been hereditary with my
family, most of its members having died OF it at
early ages. My mother and three brothers died
at the age of 81 one brother at q, ana my sister
AZ 10.
was, when about 81 years, seized with liver
complaint which rapidly developed into PulmO-
nary Consumption, | was compelled to relin-
uuish my employme ent (that of Il blacBsmith.)
con suited sklllnl and eminent physicians
and tried many patent nostrums, but without
success, so that my friends We're sure that there
was hope of my recovery, tOr was reduced
from li0 pounds to l0l and was not able to do
anything without assistance.
BY what l now look upon as n Providential in
and place myself under your treatment, and so
rapid and thorough was my recovery that it
seemed as though some superhuman power was
at work. and to-day am as well as at any time
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 Il
am thankful to you beyond expression for
having placed me in position wherein am Il
benefit instead OF u burden to my family.
Your Mandrake Pills are tho only medicine
ever use now. / think they are the best in the
world.
/ can refer you to hundreds of my nelghhors
who will verify all have written, and any in
formation any of my fellow cilizeus may desire
viii be freely and gladly given, upon receipt OF
| stamp, by Yours, etc. -. ,,,,,,,,,,,
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Strawbridge moj. $50

THE Milwaukee Ne,cs says: The day
has gone by when the fate Of a State.
prison ticket, like that in Pennsylvania
can decide the result of Presidential
election. 1t is no longer the 'keystone.'
Great States growing up to the west of
them have stolen the sceptre from Ohio
and Pennsylvania, and we can elect
Presidents without them"
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UNDER tho new law the pl-t,.u N
transient newspapers, magazine, pam
phiets, etc, is just half what it vas un.
der the old laW-that is, such matter
can now be sent in parcels not exceed
ing twelve ounces, at cnc cent Tor
every two ounces.
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POTATOES yet to be dug, LIQUID be
taken out only on dry day, allowing
them to remain on the surfar" long
onongh to dry, and Immediate trans.
farred to bins in well ventilated. dry
cellars. They should be handled ~, lit.
tie as possible, and Kept from the light
after storing.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-10-25

TIE r5laying of pavements to cores
pond with the new grading of Main
street is going on with vigor. In many
Instances the lowering was unexpected
ly great, notably in front of Browns
Hotel. The changes when made invar-
iably conduce to the better appearance
OF the street and will undoubtedly en-.
hance the value Of property.
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KEROSENE and powdered lime, viii
ting or wood ashes, will sc,ur tin with
the least Ia Dor. Kerosene and willing
will also cleanse silver ware, ,do1rk uOhs,
hinges, etc, Wet the flannel sli.; .;hHy in
the oil, dip into the whiting, aud rub
hard, wash oil with hot soap sud5, and
brighten with chamois skin or news
paper.
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NOTICE

IL ESTATE OF MARGARET GREASY DECD.
Letters teStamentary on the estate OF MLtgnF,d
Cre8ry, late OF BlOOmsburg, ColumbiR couuty
deceased have been granted by the Register uf
said county, TO Lafayette Greasy Of Ccut,c pSru.
IMP. All persons having CLAIMS ng,lnSt the
estate are requested to proseut them Ia the
EHeCutors IA q Columhia county. Those indebted
TO the estate, either on note Judgment, mortgage
or book account VIII make payment I" th"
ENcCutUr without delay.
LAFAYETTE GREASY,
oct. 49, CIV. Executor .
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FILLMAN-BITJER,-O Wednesday evening Of
last week, by the Rev. James Dickson, John
y. Fillman and Miss Joanna Bitler.
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WE would call attention to the ad.
vertisement of the County Commission.
ers,printed in another column; GA last
notice. to collectors having unsettled
county duplicates in their possession.
such collectors would do well to give
heed to the notice and thereby save
trouble aud expense 10 themselves.
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4 Relief.

You are troubled with bad breath !;
it annoys your friends and acquain-
like to get rid fit, but scarcely know
what means to adopt. We will tell you.
Use the fragrant SozoDONT. 1t will
cleanse and beautify your teeth, and
leave your breath pure and sweet.
Accidents happen; keep pSpalding's Glue
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THE Reading r. II. threatens TO remove
BISHOPS from the city Of Goading,and in
view of such Il contingency the viz.
Transport Standard thus speaks of the
eligibility of Bloomsburg:
Bloomsbury is also suggested. In
many respects ii certainly has great adj
vantages. The superior quality of iron
manufactured at that place, the album
dance of oak timber, and ofagricultural
productions, of water ana the con-
venience Of coal, and the large flats
about the town above the reach of floods
and their perfect drainage, make
Bloomsbury desirable point for rail
road and other works. The only sur.
prise is that its great advantages have
not heretofore been improved.
OF course the advantages of vii.
Transport excel all others, but Blooms
burg is not without most formidable
pretensiOns.
With all her wealth and inherent
power, Reading must look to her laur.
els.
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MEMBERS OF THE STANDING COMMIT

~ L
TEE:
Rcaver-Moses Schlicher.
Bcnton-I. X. Krickbaum.
Berwick-Levi Bredbender.
Bloom, East Dist.-DaVid LOwcnhcrg.
Bloom West Dist-William Mcltnncy.
Brarcrcek-J. &. Smith.
CatawiSSa-GeO. Scott.
Centre-H. d. Knorr.
Centralia-C. G.. Murphy.
Conyngham North
Conynl ham South-Mchael Rranuan,
Fishingcreek-E j. McHenry,
Franklin-William Stoker.
GreenwOod-Wesley Morris.
Hem lock-Seth Shoemaker.
Iackson-Silas W. McHcnry.
Locust
Madison-John Allen.
Main-W. 4. Shumar.
Miillin-Samuel Snyder.
Montour-John &. Quick.
Mt. PleaSant-GeOrge w. JRcOhy.
Orange-D. X. Sloan.
Pine-P. w. Soncs.
RoaTingcreek-J. Il. kllnger.
ScOtt-O. l.. Ent.
Sugarloaf-J. III. Fritz.
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EnITOR,S NNTfNE-

= ESTATE OF ALBERT IuSTKR DECD.
Tho undersigned appointed Auditor t. lii.
. uEtc The funds la the hands of tbs Adm ut. -
1t TOR Of the estate of Albert hun cr dac'.l,,rI
VIII meet the parties intercste at tho otlfre ul
Jun1 q. FreeHe, Esq, in the town OF lnUuni, '.
Dul., On Saturday, NOVCmbeg yLh, lS7s a. ll
o'c'u..-. g.. IA, when and where all per5sn Ia.
terest. {, and paving claims agLiast the esLtlr,
are Ig@S'cd to present them 10 the Auditor,
or to pc forever deblrred nom comiug ia 10. II
share of said estate.
OctlSlS12 p. PRANK UAkR.
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sep 27-iw
NOTIlE

IN ESTATE OF JEREMGAII GETktS bEC %.
The undersigned Auditor appointed ny tin"
Court of Common Pleas OF Columbia CutnlN, t.
distribute the money IN Court arising troIt tEH
sale of the real estate Ot jeremiah Grilin,
among the parties entitled to receive tlI" snlu",
viii attend 10 The duties of his appuintWrnt ~
his Office in bloomsbury. on saturday, the aiIt
day of October, y. D., 1872, at 10 O'Clock, \ NJ,
when and where all parties or persons In, lIs;
claims on said money Will present tie same, ct
he forever deLarrvd from coming IN "u s'ri
funds. T. X. KELLER,
hnnt q BW
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WE expect game to be plentiful and
cheap in our Bloomsbury markets 80
soon as the various hunting parties
from town return. There are many
crack shots among them.
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THE largest and best assortment of
buffalo, fancy fur and lap robes, blank
cts and all articles of the kinds kept in
first class saddler-shops, can be had of
.. S. Furman, Main St., second shop
below Market.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-10-25

Ara meeting of the Fourth Ward
Democracy of Philadelphia held on
Monday night, resolution was passed
formally cXpelling from the party Al
derman "Bill" McMullin and Samuel
Josephs, member of the Legislature
from that district. The reason assigned
for this action was that both men had
sold out to the Republicans and had
given aid to Hartranft. We are glad
to see this; it is q plan which might,
with advantage, be followed in other
places. Columbia county has in her
Democratic ranks certain men who,
whilst claiming to be Democrats, are
always to be found secretly or openly
oppocing the party. Such men Shou1l
be expelled and not allowed to vote at
the delegate elections, or appear as del
egates in the county Conventions. The
place for them is with those whose
money they take and whose candidates
they support, Ihey must be ceelled out
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OWING TO the breaking of our press
the last issue of the COLUMBIAN was
delayed beyond the usual time of pub
lication, thereby missing certain Of the
mails. Such unfortunate accidents will
occur occasionally in spite Of care and
we trust that such of our readers as
failed to receive their papers on time
last week will bear their disappOint.
ment with what patience they may.
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a Democrat who refuses to vote
against Grant because Buckalew is de.
feated, is like a soldier who fires into
his own ranks because his pickrts pre
massacred by the enemy.
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PEOPLE in the rural districts before
building fires in their stoves ought to
SEE that their chimney5 are clean. We
notice the destruction by fire of mum
Der of houses, the result of foul chin
news.
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OWING TO the scarcity Of straw many
farmers have been obliged to substitute
tarred rope for binding fodder -
Farmers are busy husking one of the
largest crops of corn with which they
have ever been favored.
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THERE was quite sharp shower OF
hail In this town on Friday afternoon
last, but The hail.stoncs were not of suf-
iin,.nt size to do mlterial injury.
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a MAN named Patrick Delaney had
his leg broken by o fall of coal, whilst
working in the Continental Colliery at
Centraia on Monday last.
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THE entire vote of Centralia, both
Democratic and Republican was cast at
the late election for Judge Elwell. This
is very creditable to the people of the
Borough, and we note it with pleasure.
The hide bound Republicans of this
town were not magnanimous enough
to do the same, although they had no
candidate of their own for whom to
vote.
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OCTOBER, this year, has been as cold
and blustry as theweather was month
later in 1871, 1t is said The early ripen-
ing Of fruit is one Of thcseveral indica-
lions that the winter win set in carly
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Senatorial Dis;rict-.0iiicial.
11,3i0
$500
ChalfanPS maj. 3,OlO


The Return Judges of the 18th Con
gressional District, met at the Court
House int the Borough ofTunkhaunock
on Tuesday, Oct. 10Th, 1872, and found
the vote on Congress to be as follows,
yiz.
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Go TO Jacoby's "new Oyster Bay''
for tip.top stew, delicious fry, or eat
some of his celebrated "Manokin
Plants" the pride of the raw box.
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NJ. p. LUTz received his fourth lot OF
fall shaWls this week, and is still selling
at the lowest prices.
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Snow fell TO tho depth Of an inch and
a halfat Laportc, Sullivan county, on
Monday OF last week,
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NEW cloths and csssimers, ladies' felt
skirts, calicoes and muslins received at
NJ. p. Lutz's this week.
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DUBLIC SALE
VALUADLE REAL N5rApg

In pursuance of an order OF tho Orphans
Court of Columbia county, the UnlersiZ Zn-l Hl-
miuistrator5 &C., o. tire estate oi Ritter W. Bow
man, late of tue township of DrInsa, in st.a
county, deceased viii offer fo- lls ON the pIarn-
lSeS on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER goth, 1872,
at ten O'Clock "a M the following valuable
real estate IN orange township bounded ana
described ~ tJ.iDW3 TO VIII; By lands OF lou.
Neyhart, Ohm Aehelbach a2d Asralu R, ItEu-,
containing
81 ACRES AND t21 PERC4ES,
| and allowance.
TERMS OF sALE.--Ten rer cent. OF one -folr,h
| OF the purchase money SuaIl be paid az Igu
| striking down of the property, tho one .fnurIn
less The ten per cent. ON tue coutirmatiou OF Sal"
| and the remaining three tlurths in one wear
| thereafter, with interest from the confirmation
| nI nj, Purchaser to pay for decd ANA stamps
| ELlZABETH BOWMAN
| JOHN WELSH,
| admit 'stratols.
Oct. Sd, 49,.
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RATES OF FARE.

Cambria to Bloom sl2', FisA!u-creel tl !I.tua.
5lctS Orlngcyille to Bloom 2jstS. Lights rect
TO Bloom l5 cents. Alliutg-In aliItc places . Ja
charged tn same rate.
H. J. YAPLE, Proprietor
ShicksNinnv, oct. ilth ls72.
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Often persons receive an accidental
blow or fall, from whence discoloration
of the skin is apt to ensue. To prevent
this, take a little dry starch or arrow
root, moisten it with cold water, and
lay it on the injured part. This must be
done Immediately, SO as to prevent the
action of the air upon the skin: How
ever, it may be cffectualIy applied some
hours after. Raw meat is not always at
hand and some children have an insur-
mountable repugnance to having it ap-
piled. These apple lions are not always
of certain effect. There is no remedy for
black eye but bathing in hot water,
which is often very tedious, but If i'm
mcdiately applied it is a sure remedy or
preventive.
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CHRIST Church, Reading, has been
chosen by Bishop Howe as the Cathc-
dral Church Of tlc Central Episcopal
Diocese in Pennsylvania.
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rp you would have your shade trees
beautiful in the Spring trim them now.
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The brick work Of the new hotel is
finished and ready FOR the reception of
Che French roof, The buiding makes a
fine appearance,
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Al UDITOR,S NOTICE

N ESTATE OF SAMUEL McSEAL DECD.
The undersigned appointed Auditor To dis
tribute the funds in the hands of the AdminiS-
traitors OF the estate OF Samuel Mckeal deceased
will meet the parties interested at his Office in
the town of bloomsbury on Monday Oct. 18th ,
1872 at u O'Clock Il. m, when and whore all per
sons interested are requested to present them to
the Auditor or be forever dcbarred from coming
in for said fund.
L. Il. IKEAFR,
sen 27-iU Auditor.
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TLey west, Fla, Feb. I'D, GSq2.

lAeJ ~ esq, ELia', zen. I3, ASTI.
Dr.. j. II. SCHTNCK, N. f. cor Sixth and Arch
streets, Philadelphia.
Dear Sr-PleaSe forward, per first 'SS tcancr, six
bottles Sea WcGd Tonic and twelve bottles Pull
monte Syrup,
Your medicines are O such value that can
not be without them in my household, and in
fact 10 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 sc -
W. \. MHlTEHURSF.
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THERE was an election in South Caro-
lima last week in which the candidates
were all Republicans. The Ring can
didete, Moses, was elected Governor
and the whole ticket on which he ran.
1t is reported that Ex.Gov. Perry is
elected to Congress. This, ifso, is good
news, as Mr.. Perry is white man and
gentleman, something new for an Of.
flee holder in that State.
We have nothing to say regarding
this election beyond quoting the words
of the Philadelphia Press on the occa-
sion.
South Carolina elects the entire Ring
Republican ticket. We are sorry for
this. She has been published without
stint. She will now be plundered be.
yond measure.
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We have been unable TO obtain the
number of votes cast for Mr.. Parsons
in Sullivan county.
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ERRnRS GF VOETvgE.

Every nervous Young Man in the Union, viii
receive, free, Recipe that will prove blessinl
through life, by addressing. in confidence,
JOHN b. OGDEN,
Box SIG Il. o. d2 Cedar ST., N. y.
feb. 0, ly,
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SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP,
SEA WEED TONIC,
and MANDRAKE Pills.

These are tho only medicines that viii cure
Pulmonary Consumption. DR., Schenck has been
in constant practice over thirty years continu-
ally examining lungs, and knows his medicines,
Il properly taken, viii cure Consumption, Ills
Mandrake fills cleanse the liver ana stomach
his sea Weed Tonic dissolves the food, sllmu-
latSs the coating OF the stomach, ana makes il
digest His l'ulmonic syrup ripcns the matter
and nature throws IL OF without any oNertiou,
Price of tho PulmOnic Syrup and Sea Weed
Tonic, sl,2h Per bottle, or S7 % per hglf dozen
Mandrake illlS 20 cents per box.
PREPARED ONLY AND FOR SALE llY
j, II. SCHENCII & SON,
N. h. Corner SIXTH and ARCH Streets,
PHILADELPHIA,
And by Druggists ana Dealers generally,
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & COWDEN,
COZ ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA
lIhoiesGlc agents.
apr.l2 lS72-iy
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DUBLIC SALE
OLE
vALuApLEnEA1 ESTATE.

VALUABLE REAL i STATE.
BY virtue of authority ana order Of the or
phans' Court of columbia county, the UNDER
signed Administrations of the estate Of Jacob
Kostenbader, deceased VIII expose TO sale ~
public veuluc on the premises, tt ID oclpcE IN
the forenoon, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, IS, 1872,
The homestead arm OF the decolont, lying in
ed by lands OF J, Y. Rceder lands of Philip Mon.
hardt, lands OF Netter's heirs, lands OF Moses
Hover, lands of II. j. Recder lands OF Elias
Weaver, lands OF VIM, StOlSer, lands of job n
Hover, George Scott ana others, contain
ing
TWO HUNDRED and FORTY EIGHT ACRES
and twenty nine psrchos-whcreon are erected
o large brick Dwelling House, a large Bank
Barn, sheds aud OuthOuses, with u large apple
n spring ana a well ut the barn, and second
excellent and large tprlng on tho south side of
the farm. There is ON the farm
TWENTY ACRES OF TIMBER.
The property lies three miles from Catawlssn, on
burg, The ncighDOrhOOd good and healthy,
and the land In excellent state OF tiNatiou.
No more desirable property has been offered for
Tie grain in the ground is reserved.
o. -. IA EO5rENBADER,
JOSEPH B. KNtTrLE,
TERMS OF sALE.-Twonty Der cent. of ono.
fourth down on striking OH the property and
the bUladCe AS follows Onc.fourIn less Tn O
twenty per cent. on the continuation ntSi and
the remaining thrce-iourtha ON the first day "
February 1874, with interest from April | 1873,
' II, il, RINGLER,
Oct Is, ls72,-ts clerk.
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'.H'sa&3 &3S
w = Z e X 9
VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT

The subscribers lpgntees under the las. win
and testament Of stephen RHldy, late of CatSwiS-
"a, deceased WIN expose to public sale ON the
premises, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2G,h, 1872, q
ut ten o'clock n IN. all that certain tract ofland
known rs the Reitz farm, situated in FranKlin
township, Columbia county, about 2l& miles be-
low Catlwssa adjoining lands o. Michael
Mensch, Joel Snyder and others, containing one
improvements consisting of large twn-stOry
dwelling house, two large barns, and Other nee
essary out buidir IS, q < cd apple orchard
in high state of cultivation, Il large part Of r.
being river bottom, and the halanc'is We / tim
bered with oak, chestnut, Pin" Sc, aud to h,
premises The Interest p3Nan'" - the widow ot
her death u the h'i'S ot ss,i tUhn boiiH, dc.
ceased. AMouu! of l"ius'i iH' si'ii.n'
TERM1 oF sALH.-'i,h i1" cent ui y Of tbc
purchase AIuJry so b. '"ig at the king do' "a
nt iHa rrCf"I't '2tsS tine ten per cent. to be-
paid on q !at day Ul Apl! 4S.", hen posses
sion VIII be given, UlOn the purchas securing
III c balan, Of tie pun chase, and tie balance OF
the purchase III OnCY 10 lie Ia.d in three equal
aunual ppNmcntswith interest pay able annually
ftom thc lht OF Aptll. 4. u. 1913. PurcL asers to
pa y for deed,
CATHARIEF SCHMECK,
J.. b. HAYUURST.
MATILDA HUGHES,
SuSAN NJ. MARTIN,
PETER r. BALDY,
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CHARLES B. BR0GKWAY,
General AGGJ2t.
A DMINISTRAlrOR,S NOTICE,
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

"A ESTATE OF CHRISTIAN MILLER DECD.
Notice is hereby given that letters Of Adminis
tration have been granted by the Register of
Wills of Columbia county to the unicrsi gH cd up
on The estate of Christian Miller, late OF Beaver
township, in said county, now deceased. All
persons Indebted 10 sRid estate are required to
make payment aGd all persons who have claims
against said estate to make them Known % tie
undersigned JOHN HlNDERLlItR
sen ~ CIV Administrator
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Dr.. Wells Extract of Jurubeba

retains all the medicinal virtues peculiar to the
plant must be taken asa permanent curative
agent.
Is there want of action IN your Liver d Spleen?
Unless relieved at once the blood becomes inn
pure by deltteriOus sccrctionS producing scrol-
ulous or SKIN diseases, Blotches Feluns, pustules,
Canker, llmplrS, Ac., y,
lake JuIubeha 10 cleanse, purify and restore
the Nitiotod blood 10 healthy action.
Have NCu Dyspcptic stomach? Unless dgcs-
ton Is promptly aided the syst en- Is dCbtlitatcd
with loss Of Vital force, puy olty of the Blood.
E.iUuo.
Tako 10 10 assist Digestion without reaction II
viii impaI youthful Nigur To tie weary sufferer
Have you weakness of the intestincs? Yur
are in danger Cf Chronic DiauhUea az the dread,
lul Inflammation at the Bowels.
Take II to ulluE irritation aud wand ONttndcn
Cy 30 Inflammation.
Have NOu weakness Of tie Uterine or Urinary
Organs? You must procure instant rclici Oh
you are liable 10 SUFFERING worse than death.
Take II 10 strengthen organic weakness or lift
becomes q burden.
Finally it should be frequently taken {. lleeI
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President Judge,

The Return Judges of the Goth Judic.
ial District, met at the Court House in
the Borough of Tunkhannock, on Tues.
day, October 18th, 1872, and found the
vote on President Judge to be as fol-
lows, viz:
Columbia, gave William Elwell...."307S
Sullivan d" .....11j4
wyoming L" q" IRIS
IOtal.....,....,.......... .............."......O3lU
No one else was voted for.