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Miscellaneous.
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II, c. HOVER, DENTIST
Respectfully offers his professional services to
the ladies and gentlemen of Bloomsbury and vi
cinity. He is prepared to attend to all the vari
ous operation in the line of his profession, and
Is provided with the latest improved PORCELAIN
TEETH which Will be inserted gold plating
silver and rubber base to look as well asthe nat
ural teeth, Teeth extracted by all the new and
most approved methods, and all operations on
the teeth carefully and properly attended to-
Residence and office few doors above the
Court House, same side.
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I JUSTICES BLANKS.

We now have on hand large neatly printed
assortment OF JUSTICES and CONSTA rs
BLANKS, to which We invite the attention OF
nese officers.
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AT THE BOOK STORE OPPOSITE THE coUET HOUSE,
Also an assortment of Portemonnales, Pass
Books and Account Books, constantly on hand.
Books not on hand obtained on short notice.
New Books are constantly being added to the
" Bloomshurg Circulating Library" Among the
latest Grc "Guilt and Innocence" "MothCrless,"
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The first Und only self feeding Anthracite Coal
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Warranted the BEST HEALING STOVE in
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Humorous.

Mr. Moffat of Ohio tried to melt
bullet out Of his gun. He succeeded.
Aged 62.
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A passenger on one of the New York
ferry.boats is said to have lately snecz-
ed himself overheard.
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There is said to be only ono man who
has a correct idea Of the size of the
United States, and he is the man who,
in 1Sj0-5l, drove an OK team from
Maine to California.
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"Putty-eyed monster is what ap'
peared In the paper of a Tennessee cdi-
tor who wrote, with respect, "pretly
aged minister"
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FREAs BROWN. agent,
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A farmer saw an advertised recipe TO
prevent wells aud cisterns from ireez-
ing. He sent his money and received
the answer, "Take in your well or
cistern on cold nights and keep IL by
the fire.n
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Columbia County Official Directory,

President .Jttdoe-W1LL1AM ELWELL. a.
associate JudgeS-IRAM DERR, lsAAC b. MON
ROE,
ITotbonotdr1i tc.-RUDoLPH II. RtNGlER.
Regis,er & Recorder-W1tLtAMSo H.JACoBY,
District AHorneU-JAMEs BRNsON, JR'
cheriG-AARos SMITH,
SttI'peUor-ISAAC DEWITT.
TrcdSurer-WILLIAML LAMOS
Con,tnisSioHcrs- CYRUS ROnnfNs, HIRAM j.
RFEDER, WILLIAM SNAPPER.
CO1imisyOHcrS CHerk-WGtLtAM KRICRBAUM,
duditOrS-U, j. CAMPBELL, DANIEL LEE.
CHARLES CONNER
CorOner-CHARLES G., MURPHY.
JttiU COpimiSsiOHeTS--lsAAC MCBRIDE, JOHN Nc
ASALL
County observation-disclosures uARLEs @. BARLEY
BiOom Poor DiSirict-Directors, S. II, MILLER
WILLIAM KRAMER, bloomsbury, and JOHNSON
lRELFR, Greenwood, CHARLES CONNER, SCcy.
, 1872-01-12
IFrUm the Spectator, December, l6.J
THE POSITION OF PARIS.


found o powerful Upper House, have
always been very anxious about the forms
of procedure to be used in the single eff
fective Chamber. They have endeavoured
by various devices, such as previous exam
inatlon of all Bills before Standing Com
mlttees, debates on separate clauses, and
SO on, to secure delay and deliberation,
but the national genius for dramatic sur
prise has always been too strong for them.
1t Is impossible to prevent a Legislature
from acting 10 on emergency, and to pro-
vide against emergencies the Chamber re-
serve to itself the right of suspending its
standing orders, by declaring the measure
brought forward to be urgent" This
concession once made, every member with
an important proposal to carry pleads
urgency, and it has come to be understood
that the vote on urgency is the test vote,
and that unless the mover can bring new
facts or new influences to bear IN his sup
port, 1t is OF little use pressing his motion
after urgency has once been refused. We
fear greatly therefore that the motion of
Tuesday to restore the Assembly to Paris
is lost, and with it the best hope of a re-
turn to settle order in France without an
interregnum of calamity. The demand for
urgency was rejected, although the Presi-
dent had openly committed himself to the
policy of return, and although the officials
had whipped for an affirmative vote, and it
IS improbable that M. THEIRS personal ex-
plantations before the Bureau will suffice
to produce q change. The majority of
Members hate and despise Paris, and they
Will not by returning restore her to her
rank as capital and to her influence over
the general policy of the country.
A less statesman decision was never
reached. Many E~nglishmen, cognizant of
affairs in America and full of belief that
Paris is the source Of ali mischief in
France, will applaud it, and ask why Yer
salIles will not do as we'll as Washington,
or the Hague. The danger of France,
they will say, is mob rule, and the Assem-
is right In seating itself in a place where the
mob has neither the strength nor the wish
to rise against authority. The Members
must be wise, or at all events excusable,
In adoptinga precaution considered ind1s-
pensable in every great American State
except Massachusetts ; in Switzerland,
where both Geneva and Zurich have final
y LOST their position as capitals :; and in the
Canadian Dominion. AS for the citv. II
can get on without being a capital, lust as
New York doeS' or Amsterdam, or Geneva;
and as ior France, the less she is influenced
by the opinion of Paris the better for her
prosperity These reasoners, however,
forget the whole history of France, the
lactS that Paris influenced France just as
much when the Government resided at
versailles, that revolts we just as formida-
Ole, ana that they were much more diff.
cult to put down r. 10 ~ "
, 1872-01-12

" U 9 ~ ~ " U a ~ " IL y
opinion IS based on ny knowledge Q, our people for upward of forty years residence here the
o1nys I was among them when Hey-thn skHe-~oke their chains; they committed sone
in authority were hurt; stood aspedaOr among hem at the ina and saw that the power was
%%s pdceimaHc1 from WehndW Kngsnt-he part ofhe island mere the Instruction was
sd md TSmre@fIIv caLd mM T never had occasion to call on the military for assistance
pTbonoh here we're great prvnadonsf for the emancpaed population to commit disorders on the
contrary though advised and urged to hkeam military escort With me- always wntm thee country
people dc rot see the necessity ia military force mhsE 4aqdH We look at our rural popIa-
natter stated that one garrison of5o menw was all thatWasr required; l hopet that the dmh would
not E[ nave n@ g%0t ae" these Dung and strong mnm are to be bo1t QUIT from northern cHmateo pend
years of their lives under tropical SUM- many my. WILL G %mr many many Will mh fare . Wo~s: i am mS sorry tor the
35men or less m no good effect on the inhabitants of these rural villages finally am Sy for
fht for unf find the meam for other purposes where means are neossyj it wM prevent from
state our seeking fr new objects for taxation ,
EsGs @T@ n[ mel mSo go I% %n % oMn S%w aH pM M "P P@ tp m M'I there there mnS ave one nrmo
soldiers this pay has beenn ed from III to Is scents day appears to m MG when INA has
part Of clothing and food me Het earning money hennoto duty then 3y pay of! cents
forces who will have yearly salary of$2l8o, an addition pay ofs3Oo free dwelling which cannot
bph down at lest than $40 a. free Doctor oo free free nMM free Church and other peqsts
his sowos-ohy two officials in this hhndh having a higher income viz: the Governor and the
20 RE Committee "5 Il: 2d part the words" Ordered upon Colonial service" to be tod
81 The GSxsnoa sl %{ ILL., Danish text ext. in off, oMosn @ @ 4m9ns m aloonmnders'
"Armeen" read" H@nn" nthe English text: instead of Ordered wm" read appointed
90 The Committee d IL: Danish text sd part: the word" Armeen" to be altered to
%. The Committee sd u: Danish text: the word" 4m9r to beaHendh "Hann"
commandoen" cad HnmG" and "Ansn8esen ' ""O" A"SH anu ="
25. The Governor a Is: The whole to PES struck out and the order of the sbaequmtg s.
90. The Governor adj a: hb De headed 10 and read as follows:
The complement of Pdvat@ is recruited by enHsnentin Denmark.
las. A Private having completed his engagement and wishing to contract another term of
'3yeams service and shen entitled to bounty o15R Isddhs for each new Captladon
with regard % the right to gmudous return voyage Or compensation in lieu thereof the x
The expenses Of eoudngb charged to each Colonial Treasury in proportion t. the Dpm
e. Ts Committee adj "a Danish text 9th lin" the "od "1vd' to be altered to
80 The Committee ad IS: The words ARTILLERY sogeanh" to be altered to Artillery
%. The G Gov %A %} , 1S n nnSFd % %t I'D a Instead Hs off, @ This Ordinance ano COM in force
substitute; This Ordinance comes in force two months after tn. emanaim of aIaw
80 The Draft so mendedb pass to ad Dnousdon.
ITO bec oninuM)
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1 etcve said, with some indiifr0scei
'Oh, no greatI distance. About thirty
prccs.'
Thirty psoosl ueasous alive. Who did
litY
MY msn--Twain.'
The mischief be did. Can be do that
oftsni'
.Wsll.-ys. lie can do Il about
wcll--about four times out Of fvs.'
knew the little rascal was lying. hut I
never said anything. Incver told him so.
He was not Of disposition 10 invite con.
fidencs of that kind, 70 I lot the matter
rest. But il was coInfor.-to SEQ 7tho.o
people look sick. and -. .tssi under Jaws
drop wnen Steve made these statements.
They went of and got Lord. and took him
home; and when We got home, half an
hour later. there was note saying Dir.
Lord perenptorly declined to fght!
TWAS narrow escape. We found cat
afterwards that Lord Lit his mark thirteen
times iE eighteen shots. II he had pu.
those thirteen bullets through me. IL would
have narrowed my sphere Of usefulness
good deal--would have well nigh closed it.
in fact. True. thcy could have put pegs
in the holes. and used me for q lIat-rack
but what Is bat-rack to man WIN fe.is
he has intellectual powers? / would scorn
such position.
| have written this true incident OF my
personal history for one purpose, and one
purpose only--to warn the youth Of the
day against the pernicious practice Of du-
elling. and to plead with them to war a.
against il. IL the remarks and suggestions
| am making can be Of any service to Sun.
day-school teachers, and newspapers H.
terestcd in the moral progress Of society.
they are ut liberty to use them, ana I
shall even be grateful to have them widely
disseminated. so that they may do as much
good as possible. was young and foolish
when challenged that gentleman. aud
though. il was very fnc and very grand 10
be duellist. and stand upon the field OF
honor But am older aud more expe-
rienced now. and am inaexibly opposed to
the dreadful custom. ! am glad. indeed.
TO be enabled 70 lift my voice against il. I
think u is bad. immoral thing. I think 10
is every mans duty 10 do everything he
can to discourage duelling. Ialwsys do
now; discourage il on every occasion.
Ifa man were to challenge me nop-
nov thst l can fuIly appsscists ths iniquity
o. tbm Fssesies-l would 50 10 IL nan.
and take him BY the hand. and lead hin to
quiet. retired roOu-and kill him.
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TIE TRUTH OF HISTORY.
SOME FACTS or THE BATTLE or oETrYs-
DURa.
LEXINGTON. Va. Nov. 2sth, 1872.

LEXINGTON. Va. Nov. 2sth. 1872.
To ae Editor cfhe Enquirer.
notice in your issuc Of yesterday soma
extracts from enlogy Of Gen. Humphreys
over General Meade. In regard 10 tho bat-
tie Of Gettysburg. which eontain errors ve-
ry remarkable when made by general Of
fccr in the Federal army.
TO an unfortunate and oppressed People
the truth Of that history. which rccounts
their deeds and sacrifices. however rnavail-
ing taese may have bcen, Is peculiarly dear.
II is high copsolltion In defeat to know
that worthy struggle was made Tor the lors
prize il Is y sacred duty to the dead to vim
dicate their honor and 10 traasmit unfair
risbcd to cur stcccwors that glory vhish,
alas ia all We hsys n b~@sav. -. 80.
Over the grave Of brave foeman 4 would
bc pnbeconing to criticise the strain Of
panegyric in which Gen. Hnmphreys speaks
Of his friend. Gca. Meade enjoyed snd
deserved the respect Of his cnsmiss ~ les
than the love OF his con,rsdcs.
But the statements u Gen. Humphrsys
about the strength aud lorses Of the oppos-
ing forces AZ oe,iysourg are 20 eercgiouay
in error as 10 call for correction. Al this
late day. with the data al within reach for
arriving nt tue truth, We surely might e.
pest greater care and fairness.
F'rst, ss TO the strength OF the fcdcrsi
army; The report o. tlis JOINT commItsss
on the Conduct o. tue war; 1860. vol. J.
made to the FEDERAL congress- c.nssius tho
testimony o. General Meads and q nany
OF hs sscorulna'os ~ regard 70 oeisysosFE
ana ,n's 'eA'mons unasf CANA On
page oSi oen. meaae states. u rep'y %
the 1nesilon, y nas vas yoas stssg'n Up
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ness never fully realize the gains dssivej
from his energy. industry. skill on faithfp<
ness. A man thus chained down, reyei.
or rarely ever. develops to the NAB T.
would otherwise 30. lie lacks the stisast
lus TO exerion that 4 man kas Who h wsse.
ing On his own account. Hi ideasityss \
Lost ia tl,s crowd with which ho woska. e.
mover sstabllshcs, IN the fullest ssasb <
the word. character.
Bat the farmer, BE- hls acres fswW ms1yt
is hh own mastsr, and the dirsstos = u
own energies; more than tho eseAanl
nors tian any professional man. hs ~
s1Is s.4|v = ~ NM wv Nh M
wide cholcs OF occupations while being =
farmer and without any sorious break can
change from stock raising to grain growing.
from Bookkeeping to vine-dre.sing; and
then II the change Is found not pleasant or
not profitable can in bis middle lie 50 back
to the one with which ho began. 70, too.
there Is no business in which young man
Of energy can SO easily engage on Lis own
account. Even ifEc rents farm he Is vast
ly more independent than the mechanic who
works all his life for an employer. But
with homestead to be had almost for the
asking. there is no need Of this. lie can
become the rossessor Of home snd farni
that patriarch nigh. covct. and thenccforth
be among the most Independent Of men.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1872-12-25
MILK. TEA AND COFFEE.

Pref. LoOmis thus speaks Of Milk. Tea
and Coffee:
Milk contains IN solution not only due
proportions Of carbon. hydrogen, oxygen
and nitrogen, but eli The other eIomeut,
necessary for the construction of bone.
nerve, &c. and henco is always . proper
food in all circumstances Of health.
Tea derives It's beneficial qualities not
from its direct supply d nutrition, but
from its a1yfding peculiar snbstapcs csli-
oil theine, The effect Of uhleh in The svs-
tenn Is to diminisb the waste. thus making
less food necessary. Tea thus has poss,
tive economic value. not y = supplying but
- saving uutrimsnt.
Cote. though VI taste q. littIs allisd
70 tea, derives is value Il prse;4sly tLs
same manner and FROM nearly the nms suk-
stances. IL value and eiFset In tie sv,teu
arc therefore the same ~ tbous abovs s1st-
ed. lis hsses evident tkas xiIk. - -
cofse are valuable articles q feed r.lsr .Il
conditions Of tcmporzturs.'
Yet, u must be gsBsrslly conceded that
frce coffee drinker will slmoss isvsrisblv
complain Of bilioussou sbd prsssut : :.
davsrous appcanncs. Ror vosk ps.rls :
rule coffee will seldom pvoisss ihis sSsss
but for all persons Of ssisotary habits uhs
take little exercise, cofYes u not 10 bs re.
commended. Tss AZ substitute 4 rrrs,-
ly 70 Be preferred. a II u &qss.Iv f,sye.S-
ius and kfrunrt hors;ns 81 ..1s- A
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vrvlJls uuvtyslleA Med,siNe h warranted not 10
contain single particle 81 MEscunr, or any
Injurious miperxis sultance. bat "
PURELY VEGETABLE.
For FORTY YEARS u hrs proved its .grcat
yrIue ~ al d.ssses u tho Liver, lsowcls and ND,
ncys. Thousands of the good and great u, M
nsrs AZ country vonch for lts wonderful and pe.
Guitar pawer In purifying the blood stimulating
the torpid Liver and Bowel-, and imparting New
LIlc aad vignr to the whole system. SUMMONS
LIVER REGULATION b. acknowledged to have
LIVER MEDICTNE,
n contains tour medical elements, never united
q. shs san,c happy proportion In any other prep
s.sslcu VI . 4 gentle Cathartlr, q wonderful To-
M. nm ,,ne xccpflonabie Alternative aud certain
Corrrrtiye Of III impuritives of the body. such
sirnaI s,,cecss - attended lis use, thst u now
REGARDED NJ tho
GREAT UNFAILLNG SPECIFIC
a. I,ryx CoxrLA,xr aud the painfn off-pring
sSsrrof. 10 wit; DYsPEPSlA. C0NsripA-
TiON. Jsundirr. niliious attacks. SIGN uEAD-
ACHE. Collie Depression, oi spirits, SOU IL sfO-
WACH Heart llurn. ke.,
Regulate the Liver and prevent
CHILLS AND FEVER.
SIMMONS LIVER REGCLAToR
Is manufactured omly by
y. n. ZEILlN &co.,
MAcox. GA, ard PH,LApEipHis'
rr,ce o. n0 parkkRn .s~nt BY mil. poNsse pa'a'
ff.Oy. Prepared ready tor use q ~. ana i'".
seld b. aii drwxsist.
HH- Beware Of all Counteririts ana Imua''on,'
------------ 8 -.
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-06-21

EARNEST LABoR.--No one can
take even a superficial view of the
world in which we live, of the vast
and ever unfolding secrets stored
within its bosom, and of the marvel
Gus by which man is fitted to discov-
er, develop, and apply those secrets
without feeling that well-regulated
labor is happiness; that incidence is
death that 'labOr is craven with a
pen Of inspiration over the field Of
the universe
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DIR RADW a E9S
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT
Has made the most astonishing cures; so
quick, 50 rapid are the changes the
body undergoes, under the inAu


body undergoes, under the inhu-
ence Of this truly wonderful Medicine
that Every Day an Increase in Flesh and
Weight is SEEN and FELT. THE GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER. Every drop ofthe SAh'
sAPARILLIAN REsoLVENT communicates throu'
the Blood, Sweat, Urine, and other fluids and
Juices of the system, the vgor of life, for it re-
pairs the wastes of the body with new and
sound material. Scrof.la, Syphilis, Consunp-
ton, Glandular diseases Ulcers in the Throat,
Mouth, Tumors, Nodes il the Glands and other
parts Of the system, Sore Eyes, Strumorous dis
charges from the Ears; and the worst forms OF
Skin diseases, Eruptions Fever Sores, Ssald
Head, Ring Worm, Erysipias. Acne, Black
Spots, Worms in the Flesh, Tumors, Cancers
in the Womb, and all weakning and painful dis
CHARGES Night Sweats, Loss Of Sperm and all
wastes Of the life principle, are within this cura-
tive range of this wonder Of Modern Chemistry,
and few days use will prove to any person
using it for either OF these forms OF disease It's
potent power to cure them
Not only does the Sarsaparillian Resovent
excel all known remedial agents III tile cure Of
Chronic. Screfulous, Constitutional and Skin
diseases but it is the only positive cure for
Kidney and Bladder Complaints, Urinary aud
Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes, Dropsy Stop
age Of Water, Incontinence of Urine, Bright's
Disease, Albuminura, and in all cases where
there are briek-dust deposits, or the water is
thick, cloudy, mixed with other substances like
the white Of an egg, or threads like white silk,
or there is morbid dark, bilious appearance
and white bone-dust deposits, and when there
is a pr1cking, burning sensation when passing
water, and pain in the small Of the back and
along the Loins,
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The old story Of bachelor filling
his hair-oil bottle with an objection
able compound for the benefit Of the
chambermaid has been revived. =
This time tho compound is nitro
glyoerine, which exploded when the
girl was dancing at a ball, and blow
her own and her partners head off.
The coroner was notified.
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z are rattle head.

If we omit them, they say we are
an old fossil.
If we publish original matter,
they damn US for not giving selec-
tions.
If we publish selections, men say
we are lazy for not writing more
and giving them what they have not
read in some other paper.
five give man a compliment
tary notice, we are censured for be-
ing partial.
If we do not, all hands say we are
a greedy hog.
If we insert an article that pleas
es the ladies, men become jealous.
If we do not cater to their wishes,
his paper is not fit to have in the
house.
If NE remain in the office and at
tend to business, folks say we are
too proud to mingle with our fel,
lows.
five go out, they say we never
attend to business.
If we publish poetry, we efec
sentimentalism. If we do not, We
have no literary polish or taste.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-06-21

A Banks county man recently
purchased some guano in Athens
He was unused to the fragrant fer
tilizer, and when he got it home he
concluded the hot weather had spoil
ed it. lie directed an adjacent
freedman to haul it Off to the woods.
And yet Banks county claims to be
in the Union.
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A farmer has told his story. He
was going out to his corn crib the
other morning, he says, when he
saw large rat, with head erect,
carrying full sized ear OF corn in
his mouth, while at the same time
his tail was wrapped around another
large ear, which he was dragging
behind him.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-06-21

A Dutchman complaining of bad
neighbors, says his pigs and hens
come home with their ears split, and
that the last time two hens came
home missing. - ...--
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hshed, and the portrait Immediately on the
re ceipt of the remittance
D. APPLET0N & co., PUBLISHERS,
$40 &, 55l BROADWAY. New YORK.