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The necessary blanks for making these
aflidavits should be furnished to you by
the election officers, upon your request;
should they refuse, prepare them your-
Solves s,ombodying all the essential facts
and the election officers are bound TO ro.
ceivo your voio.
Persons between twcnty.ono and
twenty-five years old may vote on age
us heretofore without payment of tax,
whether registered or not.
Letno Democrdtor Liberal Republican
be deferred from voting by The provis-
ions of this law. Every man who could
vote prior TO Tho passage OF the registry
law may sIill vote.
Tho law was intended to place so
many obstacles in the way OF the nat
uralized citizens as TO disgust them and
keep them from the polls. The radical
party which passed the law, looks upon
this class of our citizens with contempt;
and hedges them about with require
monts bristling with suspicion. So too
this radical party, would degrade and
humiliate the laboring men, whether
native born or naturalized, by requir-
ing them TO mark the name OF their
employer opposite their own on the
registry. This attempt TO create an ap.
pearanco of vassalagc, or to indicate
that laboring men have masters or own
ers on election day is one of the most
Infamous features OF this disgracofal
law. Naturlizad citizens and all
laboring men assert your man :
hood! Resent this insult. Comply
with the law in order to secure its
repeal by voting democratic aud liberal
republican ticket.
You may be c!nileaged, although
regularly registered. Ia that case the
same proof irud h',.,!.'a5 was r1l ir.
Cd under the oil l,a..,... Avs. r. IRE
pared! Take with yOu - the poll y0ur
tax receipts,your naturalization papets,
and a friend who knows your residence.
You have the right to challenge. See
that you use it.
Mark every name on the list that you
do not know, and challenge every un-
known person, whether registered orr
not, who presents himself to vote.
Do not be intimidated! This is your
right and duty. Stand firmly and bold
ly all day at the polls. Let no illegal or
doubtful votes be cast; see that every
democrat votec, and decisive and glor-
ious result will award your labors.
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THE REGISTRY LAW.
How to Vote if not Registered,
A Word to the NaturaIized, the La
boring Men and Others.
ith. MAGEE's AFFIDAVIT.

To The Democratic aud LiberM Repu6-
Hcm poters Of Pennsylvania 1t may
appear that by some fraud or criminal
neglect your name is omitted from the
registry list. Understand that this will
not deprive you of your vote.
YOU CAN VOTE A LTuoUGu NOT REGIS
TERED,
but it is required, ii not rcgiste red that
the voter make an affidavit, stating to
the best of his knowledge and belief,
where and when he was born, and that
he is a citizen of Pennsylvania and of
the United States, that he has resided
in the state one year, or il formerly a
citizen therein and removed therefrom
that he has resided therein six months
next preceding said election; that he has
not moved In the district for the pur-
pose of voting therein that he has paid
state or county tax within two years,
which was assessed at least ten days be,
fore the election, and the affidavit shall
state when and where the tax was as
sessed and paid and the tax receipt
must be produced unless the affidavit
shall state that it has been lost or de.
stroyed, or that he received none. In ad
dition to this, you must prove by the
written affidavit of some qualified voter
in your district your precise residence
in that district for at least ten days next
preceding the election.
NATURALIZED CITIZENS.
Naturalized citizens, in addition TO all
this, must STATEN their afiidavits when,
where and by what court they were
naturalized, and must produce their
papers.
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0Jhe QIolambian.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Fiittay, Oct. I, i6i2



iirlurc another issue oi the Colubi-
bida, ho state election will have In.
ken place and the great question whoth-
cr honesty and integrity shall supplant
faud and corruption viii have been
decided. We therefore in these last
moments of the campaign appeal earn
cstly to all good citlz9ns, whether Dem
ocrals or Republicans, 10 lend their aid
In the effort ofdefeat those base and w.
al politicians, who have pro5titutcl the
great powers of the State to the further.
ancc Of their personal and selfish aims
and 10 The manifest injury OF the peo.
pie.
There is no doubt that with full and
fair vote the election can be carried for
Buckalew and Reform, but TO obtain
such vote will require both the presence
and watchfulness OF all of our citizens
who have the welfare OF the Common.
wealth at heart. IL will be necessary
not only to vote but to see that your
nelghbor votes as well, and TO watch
carefully the polls that no illegal ballot
be deposited. Our opponents are dcs
perate and will shrink from no IN ans tC
obtain success. Re vigilant, and lheil
plans will fail.
Lei rot a vote stay at homo on the
SIT OF October next, and the conclusion
OF tli"t days work will be victory
which will ensure the regeneration O
oilicia purity in the State Government
by the election of honest men to Al
the place of those who have showi
themselves utterly unworthy thei
high positions.
Columbia county should prove, by al
overwhelming neiority for Charles r
Buck alew, that Ter citizens at leas
have no sympathy with pullc plum
derers.
1t is full time that honest men shoul,
rule in Pennsylvania
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Yrrkcr and Marrer of Philadelphia
have AT last hecn pardoned The des-
prration of the Cameron ring is SO
great that they have commenced rob-
bing the penitentiary. These men were
fairly tried, and after full hearing
were sentenced to two years and nine
months for the larceny of public mon
les. They were magnificent scoundrels
and had stolen by the hundreds of
thousands.
"Dear Yerkes," however, was Hart
ranft's pet friend. He had acted as his
broker, his speculations with state mon
ey reaching 1851 600! He used him to
buy state bonds at low rate for him.
self and then sold them to himself as a
commissioner of the sinking fund for
the highest figure. His profits, as
sworn to by Yerkes were enormous.-
The law makes it penitentiary offence
to loan with or without interest, or
for any speculative purpose, public
funds by those who have charge Of
them. Yerkes and Marcer for this were
convicted, but their partner in crime
John F. Hartranft-hdS been nominated
for Governor. He and Mackey peti.
toned for their pardon, and at last they
have been released in time to vote for
their partner, and if Hartranft is elect
ed the same game may be repeat
ed.
Yerkes' denial of his former affida-
Wits does not effect them ,as they are too
strongly corloborated and it is we'll
known the denial was obtained by
promise of a pardon. 1t is not even
sworn to. Even the Pittsburg CtrOni-
cle and Washington Chronicle two
strong administration papers admit
that there will be loss to Hartranft of
10000 votes.
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Pennsylvania, under the rule of ST.
mon Cameron, has been brought to
many shame but she never before
reached so low pass as on the last FRI
day night, when,-the President of the
United States conniving,-her Govern
or robbed the penitentiary to re enforce
a declining and desperate party. Well
may that earnest advocate of President
Grants re election, The Pittsburgh
Chronicle, shrink back in horror from
50 astounding an insult to the people OF
the State as pressing the ponitentiary
into the canvass"
Charles IT. Yerkes, jr., then is the
man on whom Hartranft relics for his
election. The convict from the Penn.
sylvania Penitentiary is to make the
Pennsylvania Governor. Then give him
the striped jacket for his robe OF Office
The bargain is palpable. The officer
before whom Yerkes made his affidavit
against Hartranft knows him we'll. He
declares that the affidavit was duly
made that he saw the signature, knows
all tho case, knows there was no decep
tion. The canvass being desperate
Yerkes is brought out. Within an hour
he has signed an affidavit declaring his
former one false Who can doubt that
it ,oas "business misfortune" that won
the pardon? But that business opera
tion, like the others, will fail. The price
of pardon was merely perjury; but The
eonvicl's oath will only impel honest
men to loathe the man that seeks anL
the Governor that sells it, and to regis
ter at the ballot.box their stern con.
demnatiOn of both. Pennsylvanians
we do not doubt your action You have
not yet falleHto accept your Governor
at the hands of your Penitentiary /
tribune.
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Valuable REAL ESTATE.
In pursuance ofan or Ter Of the Orphans Court
OF Columbia county, the undersgn AdmtulS-
tra'or dc, of the estate of Peter Sir!cirr ilta of
Catawlssa township, in lid county, deceased,
Will expose 10 puolic sale on the premises ON
SATURDAY,, OCTOBER 10;A, IS 70,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day. the fol-
lowing described HOUSEan LOr OF GROUND
situated on the north side of Fourth street in
the town OF Catowissa, county aforesaid, bou nd .
ed and described as follows. TO wit On thenorth
by an alley, on the east by lot OF Phineas VIM
tersteen, on the south by Fourth Street, atoro
SAID ana on the west by an alley, being 50 feet in
width and 2lQ feet in depth, whercou IS cree ted
good ~ HOUSE, and necessary outbuill-
lng'. Good well of water at the door.
| CONDITION OF SALE.-Ten per cent orone-
iorth OF tne purchase money shall be paid at
ihe striking downuft the property, the one fourth
sale and the remaining three-iourth5 IN one
year thereafter, with interest from the conflr-
nation nisi. Purchaser to pay for deed and
stamps. IIlkA NJ ], REEpEIl
CataWlSsa, Sep. ~ 1917. Administrator.
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THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT BoosBURG

offence shall be had, that tho person 50 9lienll,
ING was not a resident of tho city ward di3lrigl
or toynship where the ottense WG cpmmittedi
and not entitled to vote therein, Then ON clnVie.
tion he shall be sentenced TO poy ilno 81 not
icss than one hundred nor more thl one tlou-
sand dollnts, aud be imprisoned np. t'sf Jhtu Blk
months nor more than two years
Ifnny person, not by liwqullllo \ sn9t lraud-
ulektly vote at any election ol th!s common q
wealth. or being Otherwise uullihat Ahtll vote
out his ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lihuy pcrA)n knowing
Inc want of such qualification shall a. or pro.
cure such person TO vote, tho person ouendlnS
shall on conviction bo fined In any sum noI eN,
ceodlnn two hundred dollars anu DelippllsOned
i'm any term not exceeding three months,
Ifany onoshril vote ~ more than one erection
district. or otherwise fraudulently Note more
Than once on the same day, orshall iraudu lenJly
fold and deliver to the inspector two tickets To-.
pether, with theintent Illegally TO vote, or who
Shall procure another TO do so, he or tney OF
lending SHALL on conviction, be fined in any
aun not less than fifty nor more than i've nun
dred dollars, and DO linprlsoned for term not
iess than three nor more thnn twelve months.
III any person not qualified TO vote in thus Com
monweaitn agreeably TO law except the sons o.
qualified ctizens,) shall appear at any placs 9i
election for the purpose OF Influencing tle clti-
sens oualifled to VOTE he shall on eonvicIiOn iOr
lsit ana pay sum not exceeding one hunIred
dollars for every Buoh offence aud DC slmpHsou-
cd for Il term not exceeding three m)nJn5'
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This is the way one of Grants news.
papers, in Philadelphia, speaks of the
man whom all Republicans once honor.
ed as the "great War Governor.
Andrew G.. Curtin, during his whole
life has been sham and fraud-a
time server-a lickspittle-a political
strumpet-a streperous, but always
adscititious patricia fellow who could
crook the pregnant hinges of the knee
that thrift might follow fawning. And
now this wretched creature, after hav-
ing been honored far beyond his de.
servings, has the effrontery to write a
letter to the corrupt Col. Mcclure, in
which he has the impudence to say: Il
shall vote in October for honest govern
ment y He will vote for Buckaiew, the
traitor. The wretched demagogue !
False to every public and private obli.
CATION! Let him go! IT'S but vote
lDst-for not an honest man in the Com.
monwealth will go with him !"
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Bur few days remain until the elec.
ton. Complete arrangements for bring
ing out every vote. On an average we
generally have twenty votes Mt h ONE in
a township. That would lose us in the
county $40 votes
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
In pursu ance of an order of the Orphans
Court of Columbia county, the undersigned adj
ministrators &c, of the estate of Ritter w. Bow
man, late of the township of Orange, in said
county, deceased, will offer for sale on the prem
ises on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER Goth, 1872,
at ten o'clock a m, the following valuable
real estate in Orange township b ounded and
described as follows, to wit BY Ia nds of John
Neyhart, John Achenbach AID hira Ia Il. Kline
containing
92 ACRES AND l2O PERCuES,
and allowance.
TERMS OF sALE.-Ten per cent. &c.
ELI ABETH BOWMAE,
JOHN WELSH,
No, ., TO-, Administrators.
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"StrtS1 on the sixth section W. ..I,.
Gle of tlo CJAstitutlolt, ull lt4,e. H.. ..4 ....
OF, tAa following: - ) lls 'pr..s.,.. .... ..
chosen by the uulliiaI Iulsssl.. D.. .r.- .....
such times ahl SUN ta.,u .. .... .... ....
- prescribed by law"
AND WHEREAS, NtpytI.lln. ...... ..
ticle of the Constltuti)l IhlJ any ....HI ....
50 agree upon, sh AL b3 sub ui.tsl ...... ...
pie IN such Il mluuer an 90 str.l L.u.
threa months after bein ssJnsrsslt .',.....1
Houses, MS the Lo ,islalars su IN lt.,,r.I..
AND WHEREAS, BY an LtJ uI tIls.,4. ... I'D,
semOly, OF this Comm JuTetltl, up...,s .t
eleventh day CT April, A ID. D.olajlp....l .s-
hunlrol and s5Yenty-tWO, IL is p.b.. .IsI. -. rs
for the pltpOss OF psccrttIltng boise t. 'lt
people OF tals Conan JlWsaItl in r.tll 30 'ts
Il alODtiOn or rejection OF sril pM,IIlHI. r4e
q lVerlOr Orthe CUnunllWstl ',II.. .--.sa
writ OF eleauiDn dtre.tgI 10 g..I ILL.,, .., o.
sheriff of this CDm-uluNvs.fII ...... ...... q.
them TO give n)tlce in Do ua.,yl mann. . .i
less thLn two uc,yspln.'5 ll ,f,.l .-.. I.I D,
BY, (lf 50 many are pl'l.s4rI lr.l. ..l..
least two printed II htnlll.Sfl lr..I
trict IN oyory allcttl.F BIZ 'l-tr. .s.....
plper Is pujlisheI, th,. alr., ~. ...
in each o. tA' t3WlsLirs. o1.Ift'f, .''.
clucJ5 Nni dlstrtc.s LlHta.I, 9I .Ia rs '.. .'.
day OF Oo.o)1 in tn ysr H. JI' ...
tAoIslll S.sI- hhlit-t SAL r.... ....".
the purp) )is vi JetliIn. IrH. .lt..I. .'..t d..
Wlicl SAIL c.-,.,,l s.,fE. aa.l lrtI..
clio ioI upJa ll4 dty LES. .al1.@l. 70
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GUARANTEED BONDS.

Payable in New York City, for sale at prices
that Will pay over l3 per cent, on the invest
ment. MUNICIPAL BONDS OF the highest
grade always on hand. THOS. p. ELLIS & CO.,
Bankers, Ii Pine st, New York. octi lw
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
PUBLIC SALE


The subscribers legatees under tho last will
ana u slament ol stephen Baldy, late of CaltwiS-
sn, deceased, Will expose 10 public sale on the
premises, on
SATURDAY., OCTOBER 26th, slS72 -,
at ten o'clock am. all that certain tract ofand
township, Columbia county, about q miles be-
low Catawlssa, adjoining lands of Michael
Mensch, Joel Snyder and others, containing one
hundred and forty-one acres, more or less with
improvements, consisting of n large twOstory
dwelling house, two large barns and other nee
essary out buildings, a good apple orchard
ADoul lWo-thlrds OF this tract Is cleared and
IN hgh state OF cultivation, a large parl of il
pelnS river bottom and the balance is VOL tim.
bered WIN oak, chestnut, Pine &C., and to be
sofa supJect 10 the dover secured upon the
premises, the interest payable to the willow of
John keitZ, deceased, and the principal upon
nef uealh 10 the heirs OF said John Reitz, de-
ceased, Amount of principal, Sl7iL00.
TERMS OF SALE.-Ien per cent. OF a of the
purchase money to be paid at the striking down
OF the property. "a less the ten per cent. TO be
pald ON the LIST day of Apiil, 1873, when posses
sion VIII be given, upon the purohas securing
lhe balance OF the purchase, and the balance OF
the pure money 10 be paid in three equal
ann ual paymentswith interest payable annually
rom ths lst Of April. A. ID. 1873. Purchasers u
| CATHARINE SCIIMECK,
| h. b. HAYHURST,
MATILDA HUGHES
SUSAN NJ. MARTIN,
PETER II. BALDY,
o.,....... ~. &c, Legataes
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New Advertisements.

NOTICE.
IN To whom it may concern: Whereas, my
wife, Rose Cook has left my bed and board wit h.
out any cause, hereby caution the public not
to trust her on my account, as l Will pay no
debts of her contracting.
Centralia, Sep. 2Sth, 1872.
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DORDENTOWN IN. J.) FEMALE
DCOLLEGE.-Thoroug Instruction. Health
ful and beautiful location. One of the most
carefully conducted and best sustained institu-
tions in the State. For terms. etc, ad dress Rev.
JOHN II. BRAKELEY, PHI. d. octi iw
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IMYJOLLYFRIEND'S SECRET

a remarkable Book and great success. 18th
Edition now ready for Agents Mounting pays
like II.
GRO. MACLEAN, Publisher, 7Si saosom
ST., philn, octi iw
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GENERAL ELECTION
PROCLAMATION,

WHEREAS, by the laws OF this Commonwealth
II Is made the duty of the Sheriff of every county
20 70 give notloe oi me general Election, by publi
cation IN one or more newspapers in the cOun-
W, at least twenty days before the election, aud
TO enumerale therein the ofGfrs TO be elected,
Is To be held,
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Agents Wanted for Cobbln's
CTIILD'S COMMENTATOR.

on THE BIBLE for the HOME CIRCLE.
1900 pages. 2jOEngravings. The best enterprise
of the year for agents. Every family Will have
1t. Nothing like 1t now published. For circu-
lars address II. S. GooDSPEED tE CO., 81 Park
Row, New York, octi 4w
GENTS Wanted.-For Harriet Beecher
AStowe's campaign book, with lives of the
Sieei Partaa u a. 10 ga pl M snI
made. Write and see Particulars free -
WORTHlNGTON, DUSTIN Il co. Hartfor d,
ct, octi ly
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WHEREAS, \ lpilt R2Sp'u'pr ..ll.-... ...
amen tmont - tln LDnSjltu pl ,. .I.,. dbl.
m)nwcllLh, nus b p'fl aSrc' t)bEH mHY......
the mcmbers elect a To eIah ull.. .. .I.r. ...
stature, AZ two slc5cSS!v2 SJEuplt p..l,,.u.
which IS rs follows
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Death Bad Breath !

are tortured daily with dlsordered stomach
Blood, Heart, Liver Kidneys, viz; Ague nerv-
no energy, dyspepsia, eatarrh, rheumatism, neu-
ralgla, gravel, weak back, constipation, piles
&C., &c. We religously commend our GOLDEN
PACK AGES. Never fail, Mailed free for sll
Describe vour case. Circulars free. Address
ClIY INFIRMARY, YOungstown, o. octl lw
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DON'T

Cataw.ssa. Oct. lst 1872.
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DUBLTC SALE
NALUARLEREALE ESrArE

Oc,. Sd, 1872.
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oeplellDeI 10, loOt'
This is to certify that l have this day
examined Alexander Hess, of Sugar
Loaf township, Columbia county, and
find him badly ruptured and unfit for
service in the armies of the United
States. CHAs. STEWART,
Lieut.. Col. Commanding.
That upon presenting the original of
the foregoing certificate to William
Silvers, deputy provost marshal OF the
district, he was informed that it was
worthless, and that he must report |;
that your deponent then gave bond
with security in the sum of two thou
sand dollars to report to the proper
authorities whenever called upon that
he received notice hereto annexed re-
quiring him to report at bloomsbury on
the 25th of January, A. d. 1865; that he
did so report, and was by them dis.
charged, as is certified by the said
deputy provost marshal, hereto annex
| ed. ALEXANDER HESS.
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DUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

Centralia, Sep. 26th, 1872
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