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INJuRED.-Y esterday morning, Mr..
Stepher Armor, an employee at the
Harlan s. Hollingswork Co. s ship yard
while assisting some riveters, was ac-
cidentally struck on the head with a
rivoting hammer. and severely injnr-
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AN OLD CHURCH TO FALL.-It is ex-
pected on next Sabbath, June 18th, the
last services will be observed in the
Old Brandywine Manor Presbyterian
Church, building that has stood for
ia years, The exercises will be of q
very impressive character. The build
ing will be torn down to make way
for new structure.
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the CAsno MACHINE WARES
These warks, owned by the Casho
Machine Company, are situated about
a mile from the Newark depot, and are
the most extensive of the kind In the
state. The celebrated Diamond State
Tbresher and Cleaner Is manufactured
here, and ali other kinds or agricultur-
al implements Repairing of mill work
and machinery is also carefully attend
ed to.
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WATCHES AND FINE JEwELRY.--Pres-
ton Ayers, 305 Market street, has large
assortment of beautiful gold and silver
watches, jewelry, &c., which he is dispo-
sing of at very low rates. His gold
watches are remarkably fine and much
lower now than heretofore, or than they
are sold by most dealers. Give him a
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INQUEST. The Coroner, yesterday,
held an inquest over the body of Mary,
two-year-old daughter of James Nc
Cormick, who lives in the late DR.. j.
A. Browns old mansion, in Christiana
Hundred, just beyond the city limits,
The child died Tuesday morning, and
the jury rendered verdict of death
from natural causes.
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RuNAwAY.-A horse belonging to r.
AicColley, grocer, runaway, yesterday
afternoon, from Fourth and Madison
Etreets, and broke the wagon throwing
MIR. McColley out, injuring him slight
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Strawberries.
wrDNFsDAy's SHIPMENTS.
Total thus far shipped,

ExcuRsfoN.-rhis morning the AS
barry M. E. Sunday School members
and friends left on the steamer Arsel
for New Creedmoor. The boat was
well filled with excursionists, and all
IN attendance will doubtless spend o
pleasant day. q
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DIsoRpERLY CONDUCT. Geo. Morris,
|colored, arrested by officer Whalen,
was before the Mayor, last evening, on
a charge of disordsrly conduct. de
was required to pay costs and give
bail in the sum Of $500 to keep the
.peace.
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1t is stated that the Del. Il. R,is pre-
pairing to put 300 fruit cars on the road
for the coming peach crop. TO do
this will require the Company to fit
out about 300 cars, for while one is loa-
ding another will be at Jersey City
unloading and still another will be on
the route. --.SmyiHd Times.
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Rev. Mr.. Stubbs is to fill the N. L.
pulpit of New Castle next Sunday morn
ing, on the occasion of the re-opening OF
the church.
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DlMoND STATE LoAN.--At the 9oth
monthly meeting of this Loan Assocla-
ton, last evening, So, 100, first series,
sold at 8 per cent.
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ARRIvEp.--Ths steamer Ksai1soerth
lrrived at Lewes, yesterday morning,
\ five o'clock, and reached Philadely
VIA at four O'clock. yesterday affer:
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r5OR SALE-Three building lots on Jack
n eon street, between 9th and 7th. Five
building lots on Fifth street near Van Burcn.
Two on Front street near jackson, and lot
Al feet front on Delaware Avenue, near tlnr
rison. Apply at this Office. marltf
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DIED.

BRENNAN.-On the 9th inst. Mary, wife Of
=. Peter N. Brennan.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend her funeral
from tho residence OF her husband. NO. sio
w. sixth street, on Saturday morning. the
18th inst. at 10 O'Clock. Religious services
at st. Peters Church. Interment at st.
Joseph's cemetery, Brandywine.
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In the Field Again

with the finest specimens of Boots, Shoes and
CATERS ever offered /, Wilmington, at moder
ate prices. .,cocu r. ro
sl3 Market street, 4 doors below Fourth.
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III. Il. BOND. M. D..

BrOatc's Miraculous cure for C"rns
An English remedy of great popularity for
removing corns without pain.
E, BRINGAURST u CO.,
Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
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A LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT, takes
place this evening at theTaylor Acade-
my. -..
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TOR RENT-A large second-story front
+ room at Al6 Market street-good entrance,
suitable for merchant tailor, or almost any
husiness. Apply at this office. mar4u
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Resumntion of Specie Payment.

VIM. II. Babcock & Co., 213 Market street.
doors below Fourth, will take siIper IN o1 u,
tendethey don't want too much OF 1t now
ever.
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NOR RENT-A good, dry basement suita
+ BILE for barber shop. Apply at tins
office, Hht4tI
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Ol'xCES.

OTICE.-The undersigned Collectors ol
~ County Tax for Wilmington Hundred
give notice that they will be at their once
June 7th, for the purpose of receiving the
State. County and Poor Tax for the year 1870
once hours from A. nj. to - M, to .,
tosP,M. JOS. l. CARPENTER, Jr,
A. GIVEN,
may7-12t Soheetors.
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FOB S4EE AND RENT:

VSOR SALE-The Stock and Fixtures Of
II the Flour and Feed Store, Corner OF
MARYLAND Avenue and Chestnut street. "A
good paving stand. Sole cause for selling
being that Ihave engaged In another busi-
ness. Apply at the store. o,
je3.6t+ w. u. IA LOh,
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Fine Nail scissors

Curved and straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
Rrushes. Nail Files, Nail Polishers, etc, for
sale by T.. BIZ MI S,nn,lat mJh streo,o
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rniIea, mirrors.

Toilet Mirrors.
A full assortment of all sizes, including
double masnifying, &c; ,,,su co
Corner of Sixth and Market streets.
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= ~roTTCE Loan Associatlons
~ fifth serics--300 shares In the ffth eHles
a fhis Aseoctation arc now for sa!A neg Re{r
meat 3 s. made the eesond 33e13 1n 13nxr
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sT,HE CHESAPEAKE AND DEI.AWAahiH
CANAL COMPANY.-The Annual Meet,
ing Of the Company will be held az ines tne tmco oD
MONDAY. the ath Of June. 1875, at II O'Clock,
A Nj. at which time and place an election
win be held for q President and Directors 70
serve io1 'A' HENkf Y. LESLEY, sec'y.
NAV 9Th. ls75.--ls, ,2o.27. .leSto7
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All Wool Serges in beautiful Shades
~ and 80 cents. VIM. B. SHAkr,
"A nS2 4th and Market Sta
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CANCER
ScrofuIa and all Skin Diseases
Cured by Dr. Bonds Discovery.

Cured by Dr. Bonds Discovery.
DIR. BONDS CHEMICAL ANT1DoTEs unite
with and destroy the virus of Cancer and
Skin Affections, but will not affect the healthy
part. Patients may visit the City and remain
while under treatment at the Ponna. Cancer
Institute Zone OF the handsomest marble ell
fees in the city, and the finest remedial IN
stitute in the country. Remedies, with full
directions, sent to any part of the world.
aS-Send for Pamphlets and particulars. Ad
dress, n
PENNA. CANCER INSTITUTE,
feboo.diy 320s Chestnut St. Phila., Pa.
Now styles, good clothing and low pri.t =.
ces, at Buxbaum's, southeast corner Oh
Third and Market streets.
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~oTO MULLINS for all OF the nnest
(J brands and grades OF Cnewing q SinSsl ss.
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naay7-l2t

-oIIN1 MEMS LOAN ASSOCIATION
Y Shares IN the Third Series, first pay.
,aant June 10th, may be had by applying e
Thos. Y. de Normandie, President, No. SVG
Market street, or to ,o,,>,o so.,,
apr2Stf j. W. 1ooNo' ooo y.
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80 TO MULLINS for your CIGARS.
(T Cor. Front and jefferson streeta.
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PRlGhT

+ FIRST PRE-
now made
lted for five
lusive use of
lost thorough
he principal
70 piano-pur
rcially, unite
superiority OF
bility of our
cd by SIXTY
h, using over
eVeral of the
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Organs,

100.
Ien and Sabs
hand Pianos
%, always on
q, containing
hers who have
Piano.
EIErF,
lberty ST..
|timore. Md.
b.. and Is and
| |marlT'7odly
Wilmington.
-....=
nd handsome
81
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

WILMINGTON. Del. June 9. 1875:
--latest Stock quotations furnished BY
Craig 9, Johnann dr Co.. Sc. Cor. 9Th and Mar
ket street. Wilningtcn. Del. at p. M. to-
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oAR0ING.-Pleasaut rooms and ooa'u
ing in private family vi s,p,,o
go ., -" ~ " '
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of Vanilla, Lemon, Orange, Rose Bltser a. "a,
mond, Ginger, Mace, Celery, etc etc., mAue
Iand sold wholesale and retail by .o
lA','. E. BRINGHURyr CO.,
ICorner Sixth ami Market streets
| Food for,the Babics
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w of the safest kind.
wlt.d5t Apply at this office.
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no 10 MuILLNs Tor, ios y0as Z as,,
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WANTS..

yx1 ANTED- Delaware state Bonds. for
w THOS. b. GILES,
State Treasurer.
Laurel. June o. 1873. 2td&W
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ami vine
Delaware
} feet on
|lbstanll4l
late the
|onlainins
hot aud
Dry 10 tue
|elIar with
I of good
|diate pos.
|rtgagc for
street al
hiSi - a-C
|eet In the
mortgage
USE con.
above lot.
|fter0xGou
brtgage for
ROPERTi.
b now aud
q coal and
lending 7UO
thereon an
| Mortgage
res OF land
| and Mark.
ling to viii
|sh
the auction
No. Ill 4
ington at 3
IOUSE, Oc-
|q., No l0ls
ot SO feet IL
b mortgage
1 Estate to
AVER.
.staInent Of
/ ers]
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

Fresh shad, per pIeC1''''''''''' '''''''''''''I 10
Fresh herring, per dozen.......".".."...
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| |liauce easy.
/ our Office.
oasuIe until
| 5 & co.,
the Owner.
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Chilarsd led on Rtp9k's EQSfl
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A CARD no THE PURLIO,


A SHORT 70 sIroSEMEET or THE FIFTH GIFT CONCERT.
As manager Of the gift concerts given in aid Of the
Public Library CT Kentucky my position creates an
imp )rtunt trust IN behalf Of the Pubic Library and
the ticket holders q the fifth gift concert. The
public Library Cf Kentucky ana ti~ tlchet-holders
are Jointly Interested In the amount Cr the drawing
The larger the fund to be distributed In gifts the
greater win he the gift awarded to eachucHy ticket
holder and the more the amount realized by the II,
braly To have a fun drawing Is so manijestly 10 the
interest q those interested that, rather than have
fractional drawing on the Both inst, deem is due To
the trust Cunldcd IN me by tho ticket-hJdcrs ami
the Public library Of Kentucky, that short post
ponemCnt be made 10 enable me TO dispose Of the
ursol tickets and have a full drawing Though the
very large amount now IN bank would enable us to
distribute handsome gifts yet we should feel disnp-
pointed In THIS our last GOpCers should be com
pelCd TO make fractional drawing, however large.
We have received sOvery large a number Of letters
from all parts II the COuntr, from those most large
Interested, urging rostponemcnt II all the tickets
be not sold b, the 3Oth that we feel strengthened in
our sense uf duty 10 the ticket dcI, ana The Pub
liG library 10 make ,le pgs,ponrmcnt, rndCr the
circumstances, we have determined, IN the Interest
of il parties, topoapune the concert and drawing TO
turday Fcbruar ~, 1876, at which time the draw
ing VIII positively take place, and as guarantee Of
good faith toward ticket holders VIC edge ourselves
10 refund % any ticket holder his money upon pres
entatiun q his Ticket should the drawing fail to
come OF AT ihe day now liked The past, we feel as
| smed, viii he sufficient guarantee 10 all Interested
that they win be fall and honest dealt with. The
money paid rlCkets is sacred preserved against
| al contingencies untll after the payment IF the
gifts after which the expenses are to Dc reimbursed
and uo Public Library is TO le It's pronts.
qhOs. T. BtANLE1TR
agent ana Manager
| IOlusYuIH Ky NOV 90 lSTl
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Marriages.


''a, ~ -, " -, ', az Wv, ''luo
y.or,. and ,,,,s N,,py Arrfr,i,v ~ p,oo,osn,r,.
-.
10y n,', " ill., y, ',,. In '1'n 'i,,, mt "NNN
,''', ~ '''' '' ''''' - - "''" VI
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nS w va Wv, ''" '''a', ". An
II ''..'..' .''9 MANI fHi Nt hAN' po'h vi Lo
Gust '' 'P' 'o'uli'o'a county ra'
At G." n,'ylllc on the 2ith Of December, by the
Rev. \. $. spear, Mr.. A. p. HOWELL, to Miss NJ.
A. WHITE, both OF Light street.
At the Evangelical Parsonage, In Now Columbus,
December Ntl by Rev. j. VI. Brader, Mr.. VIII
LIAM L. YoRtS and Miss sAvITLA KITCHEN, both
Of fCo!umbIa county Pa
At the N. Z. Parsonage Elysburg northumberland
county a., December 18TH 1874, by Rev r. o. Clces,
Mr. CD. CAMPBELL to Miss JENNIE HARR, all Of
Frankliq Columbia county Pa.
AT the home of T.. ". Tcwk5hery, Columbia county,
Pa, December l1 lsIi by the same, JOIN b. KERN,
OF Jackets town, y. j. formally OF CGtaW "a, to
MISS IINN"Ah TROIP OF Cata"lS5a columbia
county F"'
December 18Th 1874, at the Reformed Parsonage at
C''aWissa by Rev. G. Il. pechant Mr. DAVID +.
lIELWlH to MISS KATE FETTERMAN, both OF Col
''''''' '''''''' '
December 2olA, uy The sAmc, at the residence or
the brides f1ther' Mr. ANDREW BEAVER to Miss
MANI a. "pANH' "o'h u 'oiuihpa county Ia
Deceinper 2'ih, by the same, at the residence oi
MI Itltr Nhech' N be'''er lo"hNhlp' Mr. FiAN'lo
MIi !, ~ TH9 '"i'A'' i ''iihi' o''i VI
>o''''''''' O'''' IT,
NoNemher 2'th' le'i ny rev Il. wilson Mr. Ml'lI
AEi' q. 1APlh' of JoheaJoWn, columbia county,
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A, n, stewart says the best advertising mediums
he has ever found "are the old established organs Of
the two political parties at the several county seats
throughout the Union" "1hcse,' hr says 'reuch
every family Of the least account IN their oral
counties ana are more carefully read thanauy other
class VI journals II Mr. stew0lr5 judgment Is OF
value, there Is no dfnculty IN deciding which paper
il Is fJr the Interest OF business men TO advertise
Ia, The CoLuNlA DEMOCRAT upon which this
plpCr Is Isf1lliy founded, was established
IN T-a, sad tha CnruNHAN now enjoys a
gAef cIcuaton ana srcaler prosperity tn4n u cyer
did. lt gees regularly Into two thousand families In
Columbia and adjoining counties Gpd by most OF
them n read from the rst to the last line 1t is the
only recognised exponent Of near nys thousand
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orr>,yG orrnr NEW OPERA HOUSE.

The new Org House was opened the even
int before Chri+I "a with quite good attendance,
aai on Christine AMI Saturday evenings the
lar.e Hall was cg rdeI with an intelligent aud
apprrciative apiiace The acting on all oara-
sios, averaged (rn air to Indifferent, though
the plays We're No; of high or very interest
ing character, Tae appointments Of the Hall
are air, thoush the seating il not what it should
b..
Upon berwhof tlo promise Is encouraging
for ,he enterprise, NJ it tsnot doubted twill be
gnerousy sustain by the public, if gsol ac-
tors and yool plp mi other proper amu'e-
m'iil. are ob'aine. sud the performance, are
duy advertised. f. be fully successful, how
oyer, the propriet' 'Anst expect to be required
| to mike all rct-o !ble ciirrt, not the least of
wu'c VIII BE- 90 ipcoushl' inform tn public
of vla. Is wopu4 to be done.
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NJ. James Long one Of the Benton sag
py,prietor-, has purchased the mail route OF
MI Crawford, between Ills place and B'n;on,
ard ha~ made an application to the Department
to make tn, round trip in one day. which it is
hoped will b. r,nted, as it will be much more
,oav.nicn; TO those along the route than the
present way.
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Mr.. b. +. Gardner, NJ. D., lae Of Chatanoo-
ga, Tennessee, has entered into partnership With
DIR. A. /. Turner, Of Bloomshurg in the prac-
tice Of medicine and has also purchased the rrs-
idence of the latter, ON Market street. south o.
Rev. D. j. Waller DR.. Gardner comes to
Bloonl.bur. with thc highest Testimonials both
personal and professional, from physicians and
officers of the State where he has formerly re
sided and practised his profession. He is no
doubt very reliable aud 7kiifl practitioner
and it is hoped and not doubted he will find
his residence in Bloomsbnrg n most pleasant
ore though it is not desirable that there should
he abundant business in his line.
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At regular stated meeting Of Il. John'-
Lodge, No 2o3, Knights Of Pythias, ON the 2SIh
ult., the following officer. were elected for the
,en-uin. term: c. c., john d, Powell; Y. C"
john Rinkcr; p, John Cuip; N. Of /, NJ. +,
Llta; NJ of f., John $. Phillips; X. Of Il. and
,s., r. II. Ringcr; T., H. c. Grotz, L. to q, L.,
n H. Rng!er; NJ. at A., John Cup.
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English 4parrows are not valuable @s ihsgy,
destroy An examination OF thelT p!l.' WI WI
Drove ] dis to any person and orniholoG5s'. VIII IL
ttell YOU the same. They live eh'.Hy "P,,. ',n,
grain and seeds aud only resort 20 IL" rTny iTa, viii
n"weysr, S drive from amy neigl,horhood whtl'
,bey settle, ali our native song and in'eellyrrou
bird., and are simply a pest and nuisance
Wyoming Demeer"' .,1,
The editor is undoubtedly mistaken or ere
refers to tae Fnglish Field sparrow lNS
true English sparrow-IIou'e city or town
Sparrow, a. oftea dolcribei--it is well 0''1,'''
lives almost entirely upon insects when 'h.l
con obtain .ucL food Otherwise Ihsy VI"
nrobally eat ANY thing they eau get Wh''he
they are gully If the unc'vil conduct S.r'o0'e,
10 them ar9 pot informed sufficiently 10 u
ts.4 " asas'
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A ioint c,mmitia Of the Sunday Schools OF
Oraugcvi'lc consi. ing Of liervcy L. Smith,
E.q. President, ] ram Ewes, Secretary, ana
Mrs GeurhaIt, Mrs Iloutz, Miss Maggie Ewes
aud Miss Sadie >p,r, with the assistance Of D.
NJ, Halnln and @ lrles Low, Superintenden's
of the Sunday Scho +, prepared he children OF
the hools for an hibition which took place
on Gin ,lmas eyen <, at the Academy Hail.
The exrrcises cous. ed OF concert responses, d.
alogues speeches bleak, and siRgirg, and
were CONDUCTED in manner highly crcdtabIe
+, all concerned. rhe tabraux of tie Ten
Nirgin' acted in wo ,arts, was strikngly
bea iiiilaad elicit the most hearty applause
A motto Ole .eptur vas what was dcnominai'd
the Chrifma -urprse go. aisting Of Il lot Of can
dies and op, among the lildr,n The admis
sion wa5.ir1g, bu yolunnry contributions for
tie bend Of the Sunday schools were solicited
an % cplsiderabla sum raised. Daring the
periormacs the Hall wa crowded and every
one ,cemel pleased
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W. II. BEowN keeps the most complete
and finest assortment Of Groceries that can
be purchased in market, His Groceries are
fresh and are selected from first importers
hands. His prices are low, as he has purchas-
ed his goods at bottom figures to suit the
timcs.
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BoAsrs--The Clarion Democrat boasts that ~
pcrsons in that county by the name Of cypher'
vote the Democratic ticke.. The CieaE.i1Id H'-
publican goe, better AMI says that AZ persons !"
that county by the name of Bloom yo'e the
D,mocrn.ic ticket, We can beat all that brag'
cipg to smah. We have - subscribers by IN,
.u., of IIe,,, arly al, h,Vi lar1 families l.
of waom get their papers at one Ollie anu W.
Judge there are not less 'hen loo d m''f'"
voter, of that name in Columbia county
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TOWN AND COUNTRY.

SUN rises o'clock el minutes -sets O'Clock o
minutes.
Moon sets s O'Clock II minutes, Il, n.
Gulp is now quoted at n premium OF about liz IN
other words greea Dapks are IL per cent below
par
BLANK MORTGAGES for sale cheap al the coLuiiRiAS
ollce
PAPER BAGS Just received and for sale al the CO.
lUnBiAS olllcc.
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The Tunkhannork Democrat claims that the
people Of that region have 50 far advanced in
civilization that they b"giu to cat sour-kront
Glad to hear Of improvement, always. Wonow
begin to ,hn> OF accepting his repeated inyi-
tation, 70 Witt that region.
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On the 9th ult, Amos Appeman, of Hem
lock tognsaip was arrested by [. :. officer Ged
des, on the charge of Illicit distiling of liquor
in his cellar. lie was brought to Bioomsbarg
and lodged in Jail until the following Montay,
when he was taken to United States Court for "A
hearing
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PUBLIC SALE.

y pursuance Of an order Of the Orphans Court
Il Of GO unlbld county, the undersigned admins
traitor Sc OF Jacob cit ng, late II the township u
Main 10 said county, deceased, Will expose 10 public
sale On the premises on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 9th, 1875.
commencing Az 10 O'Clock \. M. @. said dar tn. f3!-
lowing described valuable real estate. % wit:
All that certain tract ~ land situate In the town
snip and county aforesaid bounded by lands Of james
kieher, george fclter, Levi crease and tho NOrts
Branch OF tho suslurhauna river, containing
l7S ACRES.
more or less. There Is erected on The premises
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
an Out-Kltchen, a Frame Bank Barn, good Wen Of
water at door Of Dwelling House. good a pple
Orchard About one Hundred and Forty acres OF
the land IS cleared and IN good state Of cultivation
balance Cf land well tiMIcrni With chestnut. oak,
sc. ana TO be sold subject 10 \ mortgage held By
Mr5. George prrshc- now Iicht, Of six hundred and
elghtytwu dollars aud ninety cents and also subltcs
to a lease given by said utestate to Henry Citing,
leasing ami Cemising said property TO lin for seven
years irDl the l~J day Of April, 4. D. 1873, at the
yearly rcat Of Slij y.
TERMS or sAIE:-Ten psr cent Of onc-fourth Of
the purchase money TO be paid on day Of sale, the
Ont-fOulth less tht ten per cent. On confirmation Or
sale and balance In one year thereafter with interest
from confirmation nlsi Purchaser u take Landlords
possession lst u April A, d. SO Purchaser 10 pay
10y need. HENRY bIlLIEG.
N"invle. Dec. ls, lsa-'A Administrator.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-01-08

The Ua-icion S,at'ncl br,.- that the Column
bia county farmers find llnIcion an excellent
, market lor the sale Of all the grain vegetables
and live stock they eau produce. They visited
that locality in great numbers last week
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-01-08
COAL.

Families who intend to purchase Sew
inc Machine should consider the following
sworn returns Of sales made in 1873, as the
latest decision on the merits of each COM
pany's machiue:
The Singer Manufacturing Company sod
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-01-08

If YOU want good Ham,
II you want cheap and good Tea,
II you want Cotiec-,Iaya or RIO,
II You want good Canned Fruit,
If YOU want the best Mackcrcl,
II yCu want Sugar for the least money,
II You want the best Syrups in town,
If you want good Cigars,
II you want good Tobacco.
If you want anything in the Grocery an,
Provision line, go to RUssELLs, Main street
tf-2j
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-01-08

\ number Of our citizens started for the Cali
fornia gold regions ON Wednesday. NJ. iIdr-
lev, of lrondalc, located there recently and re-
pores work plenty and hands scarce which
prompts them to 80.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-01-08

MAN IN RUINs.-One OF the saddeat spectaces
in The wo Id IS Il human being shattered and broken
down by The use Of ardent spirits. But the damage
may be repaired, the ruiz restored TO perfect sound
ness, by course Of that most powerful cf all inyig-
Grants, pr. Walkers Vinegar B!ttcrs, purifier of tue
blood and rcnovatUr u the system. II has never
been known " fall 4G-4w