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oO nenrisome condition of humanity z,

How many wretched homes in our lanl
How many heart broken invalids Life with
many signifies mere onerOus existence. All
are subject to disease, but Sickness is usually
incurred through exposure or carelessntss.
Especially is this true with those diseases
peculiar to woman. Through her own i'm
prudence and folly she is made to drag out
a miserable cxistence--a source ofannoyance
and anxiety to her friends, and any thing
but n comfort and pleasure to herself Ex-
posure to the cold At times when she should
be most prudent, and overta1ing her body
with laborous employment, are both fruit
ful causes of many ofthe msladies from which
she suffers. Gradually the bloom leaves her
cheeks, her lips grow ashy white, her vivac-
ty depa t., she continually experiences
feeling ofweariness and general languor, and
altogether presents a ghoatly appearance.
WHIT docs She need d? Should she lake some
stimulating drug which will for the time
male her ''tlci Jctter' or does her entire sys-
tenn demand reparaton? She requires some
thing which not only will restore to health
the diseased organs, but will tone and invig-
orate the system. DR.. pierce's Favorts
Prescription will do this ltimparts strength
to the diseased parts, brings back the glow
of health, and restores comfort where pre-
viously the,e was only suffering.
Every invalid lady should send for "The
Peoples Common Sense Medical Advi sci"
in which over fifty pages are devoted to the
consideration of those diseases peculiar to
women. 1t will be sent post paid, to any
address, 81 30. Address, ~. V. Pierce, NJ.
d., Worlds Di-pcnsary, Buffalo, n. Y.
Agents wanted to sell this valuable work,
~~e~"
WINE pRoDUCTs OF New JERSEY This
State is becoming celebrated for grape cul-
ture. Some of the richest port in the world
is produced in New Jersey by Mr. Alfred
Speer, whose name has become celebrated as
a producer of strictly pure unadulterated
wine. Tue Port Grape Wine Of Mr. Speer
is not bottled or put up in market until it is
four years old, and has become thoroughly
fine and mellow Ithas proved itself won
derful assistant to physicians, who prescribe
it from the fact that they have hitherto
found it difficult to obtdin-a pure Port Wine.
This Wine is recomme nded for debiitattd d
pcrsons and is given TO consulnptivCs to Use
with fresh raw eggs, and as a medium for
taking cod liver oil. The ditiicu lty of get
ting an imported or even ure California
Port is well understood to be so great as to
preclude Doctors from allowing their patients
to run the risk ofits use. Mr.. Speer being
aware of this fact has taken the utmost care
in the making of his wine from the ripest
and finest grapes, so as to supplant the i'm
ported wines by producing genuine article.
His wines are known by chemists to be pure
and the most reliable for medicinal purposes.
The Druggists throughout the country sell
it, as bottled by Mr. Speer.- Chronicle
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BRICK HOUSE

used for dwelling and store house with restaurant
In busCmvntdnd upon which Is erected tCe-hOus",
together with the heTeditmentS and aDpur CnanCe3.
seized, taken into execution, and to be sold the
property OF John G.. Jacoby.
ALSO,
on the same day, at ten O'Clock A. on the prem
iSeS in BriaICreek township,
All that certain messuage or tenement and store
house and lot parcel Of land situate in BriarCreek
township aforesaid, bounded and described as fol-
lows, VIZ beginning at stone on the south side Of
the l.. b. X. X. and corner Of land Of Lydia SpO-
nenberg thence by said rail rOad north eighty y-hve
degrees west eight and fourteenth perches, north
eighty-seven and three-duarter degrees west twelve
percheS to stone in line OF land Of Daniel Pursel,
tdence by the same and land Of Wm. L. FreaS ,uth
seven and thrc quarter degrees east siXtyfOur and
the said stephen Thomas south fifty eightand half
degrees east seven and four teuthS percheS to line
stone, north thirty-hve and quarter degrees east
tlrtyfuur and nine-tenthS percheS to the middle OF
the North sranch canal, thence along the same
north Seventy-seven degrees west nine and eight
tentnS DercheS, north eight and quarter degrees
east eighteen and SiX-tenthS percheS 10 stone by
land OF Lydia Sp0nenberg thence by the same north
eighty-Our and a half degrees west four and nine
tenths perches to a stone and north and three
eS to stone the place OF be inning, containing eight
acres and forty seven nerCheS OF la d. neat measure
together with the appurtenancts; on which Is erec-
TED large two story and a half brick dwelling
h0uSe,a two story frame house used as grocery and
dwelling, with good wharf, making 1t a desirable
place for canal grocery.
seized, taken into execution, and to be sold the
property of Jacob kocher and Maria KOcher, his
wife.
MICHAEL GROVER,
Sheriffs Ofice, Sheriff.
Bloomsbury, Dec "a, 1875,
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Marriages.

YORKS-HANCOCK.-At the residence OF Mr..
Daniel Delong, by Rev j. Milton Peck on WedneS
day. Dec. 9 d. 1875, s, Augustus Yorks and Cornelia
p. Hancock, both OF Danville, Pa.
SNYDER -YODER.-on the tn ult., by the Rev.
j. F. Wampole, Mr.. william Lewis sn der, and Miss
Priscilla Yoder, both Of the vicinity Of Washington
vile, Pa
ONES-SHOEMAKER.-At the Reformed Parson-
age IN Bloomsbury on the 26th inst by Rev. T. F.
Hoffmler, Mr.. Thomas Jones, OF shenandoah fity,
Pa to Miss Maggie shoemaker, OF Buck Horn Col
CO. Pa.
sWlSHER-BETZ.-At the residence of c.
Brockway, on Christmas Evening, by Rev. j. p.
Tustn, DR.. Thomas j. Swisher. Of Jerseytown, to
Margaret C. Betz, of West Hemlock.
j, P. Tustin, Mr. Joseph Hooper, Of Houtzdae Clear
field Co. Pa, to Miss Mary A. Rinker Of Bloomsbury,
Col. Co. Pa.
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The State Grange which has just closed its
a. anal session at Lancaster was largely attended
about 700 representatives of subordinate
oranges being present. There are in this State
about 10000 Patrons of Husbandry, of which
Dauphin has eight oranges. The first grange in
Pennsylvania was founded in Lancaster city in
1888. The oranges in the State are located as
follows Bradford, 46: Crawford % Indiana
90; Chester, "a; Greene, %; Mercer, %; Arm
strong, 2l Berks, 20; Erie, 20; Columbia, 1S ;
Susquehanna, Is; Venango, lS; Centre, l8;
Rutler, IS; Tioga 49, Cumberland, Ii; Lu-
zerne, Is; Montgomery l3; Wyoming, IS;
Bedford, IL; Washington, ~; Huntingdon, ,l2
Lycoming, IL; York, II Bucks, 0; Lawrence,
3; Lebanon, Q; Dauphin, 8; Jefferson, 8 Lam
caster 81 Westmoreland, s Monroe, 7 North
smpton, 7 /; Northumberland, 7; Clearfeld, 8 !;
Clinton, 9; Franklin, g. Miflin, 8; Perry 6 !;
Sohuylkill, 6; Warren, g.; Clarion, 8; Fayette,
81 Montour, Snyder, 8; Beaver, 4 Fulton,
Sullivan, 4; Wayne, 4 Delaware, 3; Lshigh,
3; Blair, 2i Forest 2i Pike, q Adams,
Somerset l. There are said to be about l,500,-
900 graDgers In the United States.
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MAN MIssING.-Mr, l.. D. Edmond, who re-
sided in Cogan valley, Lycoming county, has
been missing since the 25th of November He
started for Liberty, Tioga county, to buy cattle,
taking with him considerable money. He told
his family when he left home that he would be
back the next day. He is a short, thickset man
and wore sandy whiskers and moustache. Any
information in regard to his whereabouts will
be thankfully received by his family, who are
now in Williamsport. Papers are requested to
give this notice. There are suspicious that he
has been foully dealt with.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from active prac-
tice, having had placed in his hands by an
East India Missionary the formula of simple
Vegetable Remedy, for the speedy aud perm
anent Cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Ca
tsrrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung AT
feetious, also Positive and Radical Cure for
Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com
plants, after having thoroughly tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands of
cases, feels it his duty to make 1t known to
suffering fellows Actuated by this motive,
and conscientious desire to relieve human
suffering, he will send (fres Of charge to all
who desire It, this recipe with full directions
Tor preparing and successfully using 1t. Sent
by return mail by addressing with stamp,
naming this paper,
Dr.. w. @. STEVENS,
Aunrss Block, Syrscnse. N. Y.
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are informed that the fox chase at Light
Street on Christmas passed of very pleasantly
sportsmen we're there from Bloomsburg, Buck
horn, Jerseytown and Orangeyille. At one
O'clock p. m. Reynard was started thirty min
utes in advance of dozen or more of the best
aud swi0ost hounds in the County, and in less
than one hour after the hounds were loosed he
was forced to take refuge in hollow ree,where
both fox and hounds were soon discovered by
the horsemen in pursuit, An AK was hastily
obtained, the hounds all placed again in re-
straint, in order to fell the tree without injury
to the dogs, but while the tree was being worked
down from its Judgement on other trees, the fox
jumped from the hollow of the tree, when the
hounds were at once set free and captured the
fox in few minutes thereafter. All was merri-
ment and good humor with the crowd that as
sembled to witness the chase.
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The Kennedy Komedy Kompany, we believe
that'fs the wav they spell it, gave three enter
tainments in the Opera House. beginning on
Friday, the 24th. The plays were of sensa-
tionaf character, and would have been capital
if the audience had been large enough to inspire
the actors with little enthusiasm. j. Holmes
Grover has pleasant manner on the stage, but
is by no means a "Star." Frank A. oliver, in
his comic delineations, was good, and other
members of the Troupe did well. They ought
to have had large houses.
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All that certain tract or piece OF land situate in
Centre township, Columbia county and state OF
Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows 10
wit on the west by land OF join sitter, Jr, on the
north by lands OF the heirs OF Andrew freas and WI
liam Hoffman, and on the east and south by lands
late OF John Conner, deceased, containing thirty
one acres, more or less on which are erected dwell
ling house and barn, with tne appurter AnCes
Seized taken into execution, and 10 be sold as the
property OF George sitter, with notice TO Samuel
Nhtmoyer, tefTe tenant and present owner.
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At the Danville Opera House on the l1th
18th and 18th of January, Mr., Arthur c. Nc
Nights fairy operetta of the Naiad Queen will
be presented. This is said to be one of the most
magnificent spectacular dramas ever offered in
this country, the scenery and costumes costing
MIR. Mcknight $4,000 in Europe. 1t was per-
formed in Wilkes Barre to crowded houses for
six nights, and in Williamsport ten nights.
Every one speaks in the highest praise of the
entertainment and should any of our citizens
desire to see it, they will undoubtedly be well
paid
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Deaths.

FULLMER.-In F1shingcreek township, on the
Gath inst, Mrs. Elizabeth Fullmer, age Gs years, 6
month and 16 days.
sMlTH.-On the 9th inst, In Bloomsbury, Pa.
Hervey f. son OF Harmon and Susan Smith, aged
years, II months and 10 days
STROUP-In Mount Pleasant Township Col. Co
Pa, on the 23d inst Mrs Catharine Stroup, aged Il
years, month and 10 days
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new series of stock will be commenced by
the Mutual Building and Saving Fund Associa,
ton of Bloomsbury on Saturday the first day oil
January 1876. The books will be opened at
p. NJ. If 500 shares are not taken the money
will be refunded and the series abandoned
Shares can be taken pr eviously to that time on
application to the secretary.
BY order OF the Board of Directors.
J. B. RoBIsoN Sec'y.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT On Wednesday morn
ing two children of George Greene were left
alone in the house at Buck Horn. One of them,
aged about three years, commenced playing
with the fire when its clothing ignited. The
child ran to the porch, but when discovered the
clothing was burned nearly of, and the poor
sufferer scarcely alive. This is anotuer lesson
to parents, and should be needed.
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THIEvEs.-Last week there was stolen from
E. B. Bidleman, on Third Street, dozen chick
ems. We think it is about time these depreda
tors changed base. Try some other Street
Third Street, below Market, has been cleaned
out, and now Mr.. Thief turn your attention
elsewhere
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The new block of Sharpless & Wagonseller is
completed, and these gentlemen have opened
their large assortment of notions to the inspec-
tion of the public. -Messrs. Everett & Potter
have moved their bookstore into this block, and
have very neat establishment
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We had intended to issue no paper this week,
but were obliged to do so on account of large
number Of legal advertisements. We publish
only half sheet, however, and hope our pa
irons will bear with us, as it is the only week in
the year that the printers ask for their own rec
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At one O'Clock p. m.
That certain piece or parcel OF land or lot Of
ground situate In the borough OF Berwick, bounded
and described as follows tO-wlt Beginning at "a
corner OF John lIil on Front street below Market
street. thence by the said John l eighty feet to
alley, thence by said alley 80 feet more less TO
corner lot OF William Williams, thence by the said
william Williams a distance Of eighty feet to Front
street aforesaid thence by the same 30 feet more or
less TO the place OF beginning the mortgage lien on
the balance Of the land having been released
are erected twO-stOry
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A large stock of Tobacco, of the following
brands. Peach and Honey, Golden Gun,
Gondola, Bright Golden Government, Basses
choice, Modoc in pals. 10000 cigars of
different varieties wholesale and retail Con-
dictionary wholesale and retail at NJ. Nj &.
Russell's.
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Brocllway & Elwell have assumed the publ
cation Of the Bloomaburg (Pa,) COLUMBIAN.
Mr.. BrockwaY formerly published the paper,
and has hosts of friends who will be glad to see
him again in the chair editorial.-Typo
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The administrators of Peter Bitner Jr de-
ceased will sell a tract of land containing one
hundred and eight acres, and good dwelling
house, on January Sd, 1876. See advertise
ment.
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DIR. T. l.. Griswold, Profs. Burrows and Bar
rett attended the teachers institute at Dlnvile
last week. The proceedings of the Columbia
county institute will be pdblishcd next week
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Business Notices.

/ OST. On Monday week aBLACK PLUSH
L GAUNTLET, between .the COLUMBIAN ofllce
and the residence VI Judge Elwell The finder will
be suitably rewarded by returning II to this office.
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The briollwork ofthe North Wing on the Nor.
nal School Building, four stories high, is conf
pleted, this speaks well for the energy and cal
displayed by the Contractors.
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Lutz&Sloan have just received another new
lot of Dress Goods, and among them two
pieces of Seal Brown Merino, of extra quail
ity and low price.
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INsTALLATIoN.-The officers of Catawissa
lodge and Chapter were duly installed on last
Tuesday by c. F. Knapp. In the evening a
grand banquet was held under the skillful su-
pervsion of Mr.. and Mrs. Hamln.
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The Executor Of John Heath DECEASED, late
Of jackson twp. will sell tract of land contain.
Ing sixly-iour acres, on January 18th 1876. See
Advertisement
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We are informed that the mill of Mr.. Georg G
Vance in Mount Pleasant Township was burn
ed on Tuesday night last. He had about 81, 600
insurance on the property
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Lutz & Sloan will now reduce the price
on their Furs, Blankets, Shawls, Beaver
Cloths, and many other goods to close them
out. Call soon before the best are taken
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Don't be worried and annoyed with not emily
poor quality of Coal but dirty and slaty besides
but buy of c. w. NEAL & BRo. who deal only
in the best qualities 32f
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By the suspension of 1870 colieries on Satur-
day about 25OO0 persons were thrown out of
employment.
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Appleton A Muslin cents per yard by
the bolt, cash at CLARK & VOLTS.
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You will find at Clark & VOLTS store, q
complete line of Dry Goods, Notions, &c
at the very lowest cash prices.
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LosT.-A Cuff Button marked "Mears."
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leav-
ing il at the Office of the COLUMBIAN.
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Mems and Women's. arctics at T.. NJ.
Knorr's.
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c. W. NEAL & Bro, spare no expense to send
out nice Coal. 32tf
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>upola,
Dial.
IV"f
Blacksmith's Anthracite,
Bituminous,

and Limeburner's Coal.
Especial attention given to the prepara-
ton of coal before leaving our yards, Grain
Coal delivered TO any part of the town at
short notice. Orders left at |. w. McKelyy's
store, or at our office, will receive prompt at
tention. Office and Yards at William Neal
Il Song Furnace, East Bloomsbury. Your
patronage respectfully solicited.
OAL. [7-tf-25l COAL
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FoR RERT.-A large new Store Room, Hall
and Dwelling apartments. New brick building
on Main street near Market. Terms cheap.
Inquire Of GEO. W. SIERNER
Dee. 10, '75-tf.
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Collars and Cuffs in great variety at Clark
& VOLTS.
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Fine Holiday Goods for Gents wear, con-
sisting of
Hats, Gaps, &C.,
Ties, Bows and Scarfs,
Shirts, Collars and Cuffs.
Silk Mafilep,
Cashmere Mufflers,:
Silk Handkerchiefs,
Fine Driving Gloves,
Dress Gloves,
all Of the latest style, at ID. Loweu berg's.
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Notions ofall kinds in great variety at
S. FL. Miller 4 Sons.
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Card cases, pearl and Russia, at Geo. A.
Clark's.
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Canned fruits, Lobsters, Salmon, Oysters,
at RusselPs
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BLOOMSBURG, PA.

K ri q Gy, ID . g. 3 1, 1S7 =.
---.
The Public Schools will open on the third Of
January, 1876.
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Centennial Seamless Bags 30 cents 9
piece at NJ. M. Russel's.
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Good clean Coal to be had only of G. w.
Neal Il Bro. 32tf
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Bargains in Dress Goods at Clark & VOLTS
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RHEUMATISM, Neuralgia, Lumbago, Scia-
tica Rheumatic Gout and Nervous Diseases
positively cured by Dr. Filters Rheumatic
Remedy and Pills-Dr. Filters Kidney Cor
dio! removes deposits of Gracel CdteuH,
Acids, retention, of Urine, Great Purifier of
the Bbadder and Kidneys, G. A. KLEIN
Sole Agent for Bloomsbury, Pa,
Dec. 17,'75-1y.
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Mems Womens and Childrens, Boots and
Shoes, very cheap, at S. Ii. Miller & Son. s..
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When found make a note of it,
And 20 to d. Lowenberg's
For fine Diagonal Over Coat,
Fine Fur Beaver.
The Ulster Over Coat Just received.
Snow Excluders for sale at McKinney's

oHUW EXCIudeTB Tor sale at MCklnneys
FARM FOR SALE-Containing "a acres, in
Scott township one-half mile from Bloomsbury
Good buildings splendid water and first class
stone quarry on the premises. Price $4,000
WI. BUCKALEw,
Real Estate Agent
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Misses Rubbers AT Knorr's.
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FARMERS, ATTENTION Russell takes Butte
Eggs, Lard and Produce in exchange for goods
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7 = s!S5 .llh.ITs} ,.,s..J sI zES o.
GEN LE NJ EN-.
Bows, ties, latest. nov, lties
Neck muffeers and pulse warmers
Fine white shirts
Paper and linen collars and cuffs
SuspenderS 25 to | 90
Buckskin, sheepskin, cloth and kid gloves.
Linen and silk handkerchief, all prices
Smoking sets from G3 to 2.75
Dressing cases from l. Is and up
Pocket cigar cases, drinking cups, silver to-
bacco boxes
Hair, Cloth, Tooth, and hat brushes
Fine match boxes
Fine British Hosiery
Fine underwear
so different styles of pocket-books, from IS
to 800 each
Pocket handkerchiofs in fancy boxes
Shaving cups and fine soaps
Razors and strops
Leather valises and cabbas
And many other
USEFUL ARTICLES
too numerous to mention.
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DID FfSL so tgs,NSF TN ,eSI
& s4g e&lG IA .ll lg5
FOR
LADIES' AND CHILDREN.

Beautiful neck ties from l21 to $500
silk mulllers white or fancy 50 to 2O6
Lace ties 60 to IS cents each
Roman scarfs Is, 81 100 to $50
Lace handkerchicfs %, 80, 75 to LOO
Plain linen handkerchiefs 6, l2l, Is, 25 to IS
Initial handkerchiefs % and 40 cents
Kid gloves, all colors, sizes and prices
Kid and cloth gauntlets 40 to LIS
Real lace collars 50 to $50
Linen collars and cuffs IN sets in handsome
boxes so to IS
Work boxes and writing desks large variety
from 100 to 800
Ladies sewing, writing and travelling neces-
saries, in Russia leather cases
Photograph albums LOO, |. so to 500
Musical albums
French ink-stands and paper weights
Music cases, card cases, handkerchief and
glove boxes. All prices
Silver thimbles and puff boxes
Card receivers
Colgates perfumes and soaps in boxes
Stereoscopes and views
kaleidoescopes chromos
Initial and plain writing papers
Shawls and skirts
Hosiery and Underwear
Nubias, Hoods and Underwear
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SHERIFF0S SALE.

BY virtue of writ OF Tevari Faclas. issued out OF
the court Of OmmOn Pleas and to me directed, Will
be exposed TO public sale on the premises In
Berwick, on
MONDAY IANIr RN O1N, 10-E