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DR. SWA.YN NE,
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry

and other valuable preparations, entered upon his
professional career with the important advantage Of
regular medical education In one OF the Oldest and
best schools In Philadelphia, ana, perhaps, In the
world He subsequently served faithful term OF
practice in She Philadelphia Dspensary and for ma
ny years attended in the Hospital. In these nst-
tons he enjoyed the most ample opportunities OF OBJ
tanning insight into diseases In all their various
forms as well as for ascertanng the best methods
Of the treatment In Offering, therefore, 10 the peo-
pie OF the United States the fruits OF his extensive
professional experience In the medical compounds as
the best results OF his skill and observation he feels
that he is but pronering a BOON TO every family
throughout the land, resting, as he does, confidently
In the merits and efcatiouS virtue OF the remedies
he herewith commends. The vast amount OF tesu-
TOR SWAYNES COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY" the most efcacious remedy known, and
II Is admitted by most eminent physicians, and
all who have witnessed Its wonderful healing prop
critics. The WILD CHERRY In all ages OF the world
and in all countries where 1t is known has been just
ly celebratee for Its wonderful medicinal qualities
but It's great power TO cure some OF the worst and
most distressing diseases among us was never fuly
ascertaned until the experiments OF that sklful
physician, Dr. Swayne, had demonstrated Its high
adaptation. In combination with Pine Tree Tar, and
other equally valuable vegetable ingredients which
certain and beneficial In curing all diseases OF the
throat, breast and lungs. DIR. SWAINES WILD
CHERRY COMPOUND strikes at the root OF disease
by purifying the blood, restoring the liver and Kid
neys to healthy action nylgorating the nervous and
shattered constitution. II your druggist or store
other remedy that may be offered but send to us di-
rectand we will forward half dozen TO any address,
freight paid, receipt OF the price, 81 per bottle or
3, the half dozen. Address letters to DR. SWAINE
4 son, 800 North Sixth street, Philadelphia No
charge will be made for advice.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
I.-.I-... ..ItItItnII

CHURCH DIRECTORY.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. J. p: Tus in, !sgppiyl ,,
Sundn SChOOl--9 q. m,
PRAYER Meeting Every Wednesday evening at 6X
sea free. The public are inyl ed to attend.
ST. MATTHEW'S LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Minis er-Rev j. NcCron.
sun lay Services log a. IN. and ca p m.
FRA er Nee iug-Every wednesday evening at 6K
seats free. Nopews ren'od. All are welcome.
rREsByrERIAN CHURCH.
Minis er-Rev. Stuart Mi ahell.
Sunday Servlces-lOi3 a. III. and 61 p. m.
.Pra! er Nee ing-Every Wednesday evening At OK
o'clock.
sea free No pews rented. Strangers welcome.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Presiding Elder-Rey, n. s buckingham
Minis cr-Rev. j. S. McMurray.
sunday Serylces-1lH and 81 p. IN.
Sunda, School, p m.
Young Mems Pra' er Nee lng-Every Tuesday
General Prayer Meeting-Every Thursday evening
o'clock.
REFORMED CHURCH.
Corner OF Third and Iron streets.
rastor-Rev G. d. Gurley.
Itesldence-Central Hotel.
sunday Scrvices-lOH a. IN. and p. M
sunday schools a. m.
Prayer Meeting-Saturday, I p. m.
All are invited There Is always room.
ST. rAULs CHURCH.
Rector
Suaday ScrviCes-10K a. m, GH p. m.
Sunday Schools n. m
First Sunday in the month, Holy Communion.
Services preparatory to Communion on Friday
evening before the st sunday in each month.
Pews rented; but everybody welcome.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH.
Presiding Elder-Rev. a. L. Reeser.
Mini -ter-liCV. j. a. Irvine.
sunday Services p. n, in the Iron Street Church.
pra er Meetng-Every sabbath at p. m.
All are invited. All are welcome.
THE CHURCH or CHRIST.
Meets In ''thc little Brick Church on the HILL
known as the Welsh Baptist Church-on Rock street
east Of Iron,
Regular meeting for worship, every Lords day af-
ternOon at 80 O'Clock.
Seats free and the public are cordially invited to
attend.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-12-01

Bayard Taylor tells of Yankee who,
walking the streets in st. Petersburg one
muddy day, met the Grand Duke Constan.
tine. The sidewalk was not wide enough
for two to pass, and the street was very deep
in filth. The American took silver rouble
from his pocket, shook it in his closed hand,
and cried out, "Crown or tail ?" "Crown,'
guessed the duke. "Your highness has
won" cried the American, looking at the
rouble, and stepping into the mud. Tho
next day the Yankee was invited by the
grand duke to dinner.
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Trey we're giving "P;que" at the theatre
ou" NsIrdS! afternoon lately. Two young
isd;'s living attn distance, having to take
No train II NJ carly hour, were o. liged to
'HtV" h'tnre the r'Yrssentation ~ y. finished,
- tieciir : as ihey .honsh' n very quiet time in
IN" F!Hy, lhcy wera passing doNr the aisls
when ~ sr''r suddenly srp'arad ou tho
stag, AID tcncat ~ part ct his rulo ex-
c's'"'d There rhvy 60; the ouly ,wY
woni~r lever lnv.i. Ose coulIn't have
ard lllo G'.,r can t xet. - Etch.,als.
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The Salem Mass Gazette relates the fol-
lowing incident: "Mr. Benjamin Lunt, Of
Newburyport, has cat of great sagaci,y.
A lew days since mouse trap had been set
in the store closet behind -four barrel.
which had sprung upon mouse. The cat
observing this took the trap in her mouta
and passed into the cellar, where Mrs. Luns
was engaged, and laid it at her ieet. SIC
opened the trap and gave the mouse 10 tss
cat, whs soon flashed it, and then took up
the trap, as before, and placed it where ,as
took it from, and quietly awaited for 1t to
be reset"
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t'"tvi&si \ PRonLEN.-~Nsda,ne Suzanne
isA''', good scIress but extremely stoui,
~s 'ne night snsctins Il par: in a mslo
"r'mS ",h faisiAl;e, the original Pierre OF
Che Two 0nhsts,' anu thus had at on.
moment t" carry 1.1r tsinting of the stage.
lie tried with all his nigh, to liz the IA,
Geroinc; but although she helped her little
e"mrade by standing IN tiptoe in the usual
manner be MAS unable to move her an
inch Al this joncmro a boy 10 the gallery
eri;d out: Take what you can and come
back for the rest"
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Columbia County Official Directory

President Judge-William Elwell.
Associate Judges-lram Derr NJ. q. Hughes.
PrOthOnotary, &c--B Frank Zarr.
Court StenOgrapher-S. N. Walker.
Rcgster Il Observation-Disclosures H. Jacoby,
District AttOrney-John NJ. CLARK.
sheriff
Surve or--Isaac Dewitt.
TrcaSurer-Dr II. W. MCReynolds.
COmmissOners-JOhn Herner, s. W. McIIenry,
Joseph sands.
Commissioners Clerk-Wllllam Krckbaum
AudltOrS-M. V. u. Kline, j. B. Casey, Il. ID. Brown.
COrOner-Charles q. MURPHY.
Jury C0mmlssioners-Jacob II. Fritz, william II.
Utt
Count superintendent liam II. Snyder.
Bloom Poor District -DirectOrs-O. p. Ent, Scott,
Nm. Kramer, Bloomsbury and Thomas Creveling,
SEQ /, U, L. Ent Secretary.
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Not AFRAID or rHE DEViI. -"li.muA,
said si&-!,ar-old rhi'adhpE,A pu,, IT.,
other day, "haS the devil got horn.!"
"ies, my SON
And n tail ?"
yes"
"Ard does he have feet like COW 49,
Eyes; but where did you hear I'll this ?"
"Why our Sunday school teacher told u,
all about him l.ot SUNDAY, aud said he eat,
bad little boys. Does he mamma ?"
They say he does
"Mamma, | don't believe he eats li,tle
boys, he slowly said after little hesita-
tion.
"Why don't you, my sou"
'Csnse, it.. he has horns and tail and feet
like COW, he must eat grass like they do,
and I'm going to tell our Sunday school
teacher that she can't scare me with any
such stuff"
That mother now says her boy grows
more and more like his father every day.
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A venerable English divine, who had
been dining out the night before, went into
a BARRIERS shop enc morning to be shaved.
lie saw that the barber had been getting
more drink than was good for him, for it
made his hand shake very much. and natu-
rally indignant, he began to give him lit
tie moral advice by saying "Bad thing,
drink" "Yes," said the barber. at makes
the skin unco' tenderP
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-12-01

An lrishman, being tried for assault and
battery, in Virginia City, Nevada, when
asked by Judge Knox if he had anything
to say by way of defence replied "well
your honor, / saw but little of the fight, as
WAS underneath most OF the time"
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Ask Your Druggist for Them,


Females and all who vulue health should never
be without ok. SWAANES TAR AND SAHsAPA.
RlLLA PlDLS, as they purify the blood, remove an
distractions, cleanse the skin OF all plmpleS ana
botches, and bring the rich color OF health to the
pale check Female Irregularities are restored TO a
healthy condition. They are certain cure for sick
and Nervous Headache. AS a Dinner Pill nothing
can exceed them: take one, two, three as may be
found necessary; unlike Others they neither gripe,
produce nausea, or any other unpleasant sensation,
while they are as powerful as 1t Is possbl for Il
medicine to be and DC harmless. These Pills cleanse
out the disosdered humors, enrich and purify the
blood, remove all unhealthy bilious secrelons Of the
stomach and bowels causing a perfectly healthy
state of the iyer and are undoubtedly the best ca.
hartic and ambitious medicine yet 1iscovered and
we are determined that the sick shall have them at
price within the means Of the poorest (25 cents II
box of 80 Pis.) If your druggist or storekeeper
has not got them, do not be put on by any others
rect, and we will forward by mail, on receipt OF the
pi ice, 25 cents u box or nye b0XeSes 81.
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PRIDE.

I.
had little rosebud given to me.
| dropped It as | wore It one fair day;
wcud not turn to seek if-no for then
'Twcre plain priced 1t ; SO went my way.
had love that made my life joy.
IT seemed 70 falter, one bright summer day;
could have won It back with but u smile
would not smile, and so went my way.
III,
pride, thou stealest our most treasured things,
Things which TO gain we'd risk all else beside
Lost, lost my rosebud, lost my love, alas
might have found them but for thee, o pride!
-Gdldry for December.
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BIoomSburg Official Directory.

Dloomsburg Banking Company-John A. Funston,
Preslden II. H. Gro q Cashier.
FRS Na ional Bank-Charles II. Paxton, resident
j. p Tustin, Cashier.
columbia County Mutual Saving Fund and Loan
Associa ionE. IL. Lit le, President, G. W. Miller,
secretary.
bloomsbury Building and Saving Fund Association
WIN, Peacock, President, J. B. Robson Secretary.
Bloomsbury NIu ual Saving Fund Associa lon-J.
j. BroMer. Preslden.. Q. q. Barkley, Secretary.
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An Eruption of o Years Standing
sole Proprictors and Manufacturers Of
SWAYNES PANAC A,

celebrated all over the world for its remarkable cures
Of ScrOful0, Mercurial and SyphIlitc comp,aiutS,
aud IN cases whore Syphtic Virus Of the parent
child nothing hnS ever proved so effrctlH IN COM
plelel er0dlcatng every yesige Of these dangerous
complaints and all diseases arising from impury OF
the blood
80 particular TO obtain the genuin', as prepared
by DR.. SWAiNE q SON, 49, +. 9th StPEinirIpha.
See that the name1S spelled correctly, SNAlNE,
there are preparations OF somewhat slnliar name
In the market.
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fTHE UNDERSIGNED representing several
Of the most CONSERVATIVE ard reliable Amer-
eau Fire Insurance Companies, would beg leave TO
offer his services to the citizens Of bloomsbury and
patronage. -
w. j. POWELL.
bloomsbury, July 49, 1876.
once In IIrower'S Block.
July sl-bm.'
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THE COLUMBIAN
JOB PRINTING.
)LuMBfA DEMOCRAT, STAR OF the soyrH AND coLuN
BIAN coNsoLIDArED)J

The JObhrg department of the COLUMBIAN is very
complete and our b Printing win compare fayora-
VITA thN % the large cities. All work done on
cmand, neatly and at moderate prices.
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Bates pf Adrtrtisiup.

one inch, twelve lines or its equivalent in Nonps
reil typel one or two insertions, s5o; three inssi
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Swayne's Ointment,
syyAYNE,s OINTMENT
Itching Piles

Seems to cure eve case leaving the skin smooth
and clear without blemish behind.
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pENN-YLyANLA

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New YORK via Desbrosses and Cortlapdt
streets FERRIES, as follows;
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, 300 A. NJ, and
$50 I. N. Sunday, and $50 7. NJ.
For Wiamfpori. Lock Haven, CORY, AND Erie az
2:4O and $50 Y. connecting at Cory for Titus
VIE, Petroleum Centre, ana the on Regions.
For Baltimore, Washing on, ana rhe South, Limited
Washington Express " Of Pullman farlOr Cars DAILY
except SUNDAY. $40 A, NJ. arrive Washington $40
p NJ Regular HsAOA A. Nj, 2'io andy 4, NJ sun
Erprlss Tor Philadelphia, $50 $40, Oso A. NJ, 1880,
2ao. So 50 z. $3.50, aP NJ and ~ night Accom-
20 $50 andS NJ. kmgrant ana second casa
Yer centennial Depot At $50 $50 40, 3 4. NJ. and
tennial Depot At |, 4'lb, $50, O. ana 705 r. NJ. On
Sunday 7:26 A. ". ana +. ".
For trans to Newark, Elizabeth, Railway, Princeton,
Trenton. Perth Amboy. Fleming on Bclydcrc and
other points local schedules at al Ticket Onces
Trains arrive: From iits1urgh, GEO and lO:3O A. NJ.
and 1920 T. NJ daiy 1910 A. NJ. ana $50 +. " daily.
except Mon1Ay. From Washington anu Baltimore,
o;20 A, NJ, $40, $40, and lO,2O r. NJ. SUNDAY $40 A.
A. From PM tue phla 800, $40, $50. 1910. ll2p.
ll;bO A. NJ, 2lo 800 40 BIO O;ln q 80, 1850 74p
$40, and lO;20 +. NJ. sun lay 5u5 $40 $50, 1910,
1850 A. NJ, $3.50 and 1921 +. NJ
Ticket Ofces, $50 aud ga broadway, No Aston
Houas, and foot of Desbrosses snd Cortandt sts.i
No Court At Brooklyn IA ll6 and llS Hudson ST.,
Hookbsni Depot, jersey CITY. EmgrGnI Ticket ONCE
No, Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON y. N BOYD, JT,
Senl Manager. osnl Passenger Agent
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

RoCKANAf BEACH AND FAR HoCkAWAH
Trains leave Long Island cry for Far RockawAy and
Rockaway Beach Al 1908, 1908, 80. A. NJ. l;32,
4O4 nnd5 4. N.
Fof Far Rocsasay. eis5. 0o5 A. Nj sos $50
L. NJ
Returnng-Leaye Rockaway Beach s35. 1880 A. NJ,
1876, 1905 8 81. d3S Z. VI Far RIckAway 500.
ob2, 7;57 $3.50 1925, ll;52 A. NJ, 1867, 800 AGO.
OF Pm.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave for Rocknway Beach aud Far RockAway o. TO- IL
A. Nj 1870. $40 +. VI.
Returning-Leaye kockawaY Beach il;4O A. NJ; l. $50
$500 /: " Far kockawaY $40 A. Nj; l2O5, 4.2d,
Take Jerry al James slip foot Chambers ~ Sundays
excepted, hslt Ct hour before departure OF tralns
(sundhys At $50 and 1880 NJ 1 Anl =. NJ, or
ferry foot 3iih st. r. daily, fifteen ti6) minutes DO
fore departure Of trains.
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M, drtsrn.

A HORIZONS ICR CREA NJ, made from pure
IA cream to churches tairs festiyas &c, 25c. per
sArt SOs tth ay 1904 Br0sdsAy aud 70 chstha u.
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DR.. SHER MAN,

Having returned from his professional trip. may
be daily consulted at his
OFFICE NO 1 ANN ST.. N. Y. UP STAIRS.
RooKs, with Photographic uKenesses OF bad cases OF
rupture before aud after cure mail receipt of ten
cents
Reference, given to gentlemen who have boon cured
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%mustmtn,e.
ID w.IIITCHCOrK,-

b. "'"h lr,fl'b ohyFNsvt THEATRE.
WIN New H &ss sssGnS. New puqu
srs tx nnd PI HFsS song ana dance
Inc Sop ,s 'e1%F f Bnh PFER by
ne" c'F"s sil z If, " '%S S2bi5 YM Mex.
vfRE er sTG nF F'ir ffH'''u''' MISS IDA DE
tbs sysmss enter si9meq vi conclude Nth iSs
III. Two 0iPHiNs.
2T's e'r'on bind bs; sS %rErsn
2 frashsr9 %.p' c: y w MacS
q FrG Ss c r tP sS S2P 1ss
n rqui' sardlnapaus de Preses Mr. Harry Leslie
Boo S'" oPFN Att PERFORMANCE" To CON.
GRAND FAMILY MMSfINEs WEDNESDAY and
General a i'm % cents ores circle SOC Srchss
and ~ seats In gallery. i5c
ROOrHs THEATnE. THE RlFLEMES.
TOMORROW EVENING rHE FOUR TEAMS OF
RIPLEMES. IRISH. SCOTCH. AUSTRALIAN and
AMERICAN. will visit Booths Theatre. occupying
beautifully festooned proscenium boxes. Tue exterior
of the theatre will also be decorated Illuminated
In honor OF the occasion.
DOOrHs THEATRE. TRIUMPH.
FOURTH WEEK OF the peerle. spectacle,
sARDANAPALUs.
which has already read o SEP ssItnnessed by over
Magnificent scenery Dey "o superb Sur; cos,umest
impte. i've EGcctsi
Begins ats ov,ratli. SATURDAY MATINEEs ct ~.
RROOKLyN THEATRE.
THIS theatre will be opened THIS EVENING with the
production OF the new play entitled
KISSES.
written for the young American actress.
MISS MINNIE PALMER.
who vii DO supported by a carefully selected cast
Box sheet now open at the theatre. ana at Humans
ticket once III nroadw,v New York.
I, ONG leland RAillRoAp, CoMIANY.
and sOu'hTcr RE + h % aGSns Island
Sc ttish; lrish. Canadian Australian and American
tfseaoor fus.dss sec, wsene.ay pfd.y
c'.y rem dspgi %SI,s Terri sSs .aG i,Ss SS
ground. q the R,ns A.e'sIISn: ke,sisipaF train.
pween Long i.l,nd ciy and c1cedmoor ony 20 mn
utcs New Yors city ps''snsers tsse ferry !" mes
=. ferry, =. r. nfteen lSj minute. before departure o.
W n
scot is. IS AMI i. hall hourly train. wi Dc run De-
York city TO Creedmoor aud return including ferrage
and admission to the Association Grounds only one
Il Il ticket oaiees - '''''' ''' -'N wv ~ WY
GnmotSlirs7i Si >STPpkSNr ocL FoEKY CENTS
Mn j. LEVIN ,pnrcx,v
AND ouMoRF's NuITHRY BHSD' N""'
N MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME
NEXT lHJ HsDAY, Sept. 7. Grand Classic and
fiFTY cENTs Admission. FIFTY CENTS.
TnE.TKE COMIQuk. on BROADWAY.
mAERIGAN 4 HART ....-................pro Prietor.
iARRieNS ma HART. SONS or ftMrESAStE
''e "A sdcr rTo Sn9 Down IN bike. 'n'n
WEDNESDAY ana SATURDAY MATINEE.
A MEXICAN INSTITUTE.
FoBTY.rIFrH
ANNUAL FAIR
WILL orES
wEpNEsDAY, Sept. eMsrM
Second and rhird avs. between eS and oiih .u.
SASrfRkkRA S6l s.; phMdlN iS7wTHHfsRtt corn
TndRIII BHILLIASr ARLisTs
X ELY & Lions MINSTRtLs. aal st.
IN Great success " the nuresque.
SIR DAN oPALLhSi
Every visitor gwen an AssYRIAN PUZZLE Picture.
T. BAIp WITS s Sf a, ia5 -. Broo GsSa''
Zeal Estate.
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NORwALK DIRECT.

Connecting with Dsnbury. Norwak ana New Haven
Railroads by steamer ARROWsMITH daily SUNDAYS
excepted frsm JEWELS docE. Brooklyn, $50 T. N.
Pier 81 East river 2;i5 NJ aud foot OF 3Sd St. East
river. as p. NJ Fare IS cents. Excursion tickets, so
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tupartn,rsgip Notitts.

fCnE COMPREHENSIVE formerly existing ana
~ known ny the ht,n name OF Merdlsck Gcils is
VIII IN iniure be conducted By John Y Cells
BrVoxhn, sept. g 1870. JOHN y CFIIs
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8lulititnl.

'InE i9lssh'selayonic Democratic meeting viii be
o'clock UENRY uifny, InIni1us 81 W tshing ~
z. BUBsEowsKI. Vice. PresI rresN
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" - -. REST TALENT
me La leol Noenl ACME OF EXCELLENCE
pTnnAATs Mp n ~ T rA,S PPKtVopfTUFkkr
'"4' ~ : ~ - N "
PoPULAk PRICES.
Admission . isc and a5c. General admission SOC
balcony re'erved. 900. Pafqasi reserved. '7Sc
uArtNrrs WI 'n'NTsnnS' aATtunAv
"Ni'Nhhs wMEH2TiSssPP PRins;fEss. sAio"DNi'
10 and 70 cent o o,neTss ena a noe
diam e'''' " NJ e.FoRGF s KSIGHT' "'u 'O"n0'
MISS JENNIE RHSSSiFIs 9iern Si sSr'ocomie song
nEoisEE Il FnESnN
will annaar IN ~ a. ma q, ,,tri ON ,,,onai ar.ra
vTnE lhjpT rrRiiE,NpI
The boss OF fun. The King o. humor,
~ The FREEMAN s1s1fR~ q ihclr beautiful sketches,
comic DenosiheneS. ,ssENiloM ROB HART wAie
bbui spa MG di NlATSrhE MARTIN and ROBERT
-
| prnnrN,ctrJ ~ N"e VI M = fff'ptn AN suonv
Manager. NJ; 4. NJ PALMER
r 4 FFd5PTqiffAR st 91ccGcsSS
LIVERY EVENING At =, and SATURDAY MATT.
NEE '''O ' Two ps MEs OF OF sslHsSSDY BAR
written especially for Mr.. STUART ROBSON. and
represented nv the following prtIsis;
doc T. 4 Morris u: W. Montgomery, Y. DAILY T.
Wider. wiIses onisisy. Ind A,lins. and Muse. Mar;
Cary Ida Verns n I,ura Don and MAUD rarrison 10Y
. =
Il vOLKSFFsT
from New York and vicinity will be held
AT THE scsstiETzES PPA ARR 4 fSSiI9eiS AMI.
-
~ w Y .w I.rsSv "'''" "'"'eu' Va
Trs,ns VIII leave esi ~ Sew Va. iois io.4s Iis
qis is ais s,t5 Az MIN al S.ib Ms = N ~'
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SotTH JERSRN IN-TITuTR, Brogeton, \. j.
- foI bulh sexes CO legr preparatory institute,
classical and scientific courses Building hrlck, mod
ern IMPROVEMENTS Climate mild; ysTy healthy In
sIfucil0n thorough. Begins sent o. semi for cAtA.
ogue. II X TRASK PripcpAI
60 WMIriN': mummy bookkeeping, arihme.
leges ~ Boscry, also 2s+ SIN Av. ami 24th st
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AOIsts, 6aIrlaa,s, DC.
Financial
YubIit ,lutitts.

NOTICE. Notice IA hereby given that IN accord.
anct with an order made Oy he Chancellor ~ New
yesa{ we undersigned has been appointed receiver "
sne taunton hnbbtr Works, OF Trenton, \, j. All
paly within four months from the dat ot said order
under oath or Affirmation 10 the receiver. Or they vii
he excluded from any dividend that may thereafter be
made Trenton. n. j., Aug II, 1870
A. L. WoRrHlNGTOS, Receiver.
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Org GOODS.

Il REP's custom shirts made TO measure; the very
IN bcsti for 80 not the Rhtest obligation 20 take
Keep my OF Keeps shlrte unless perfectly sausfac
tory. 81 Broadway aud E2l Arch a., Philadelphia.
APRNING<-Smith'sP Pattern Bazaar, 10 East 1tth
~ A. between broadway and 9th ay., MONDAY SEPT.
4 ana an the week Gr4nd display Of Imported flsh
lone, superb fail eostumer, new outside garments,
oVerskirtr eie Great variety Of childrens cOstumef
Patterns with cloth modes Of all nov ready.
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WHITE sTARLINE.
w FOR ,SYEEh;NSSII02IMNS AND LIVERPOOL, CAR

=
from white star Dock, Pier 90 Nurth river
Passenger accomm0 alton IA unTlvallrd Cabins all
ah,ushL, saloon 80 and slU0 gold. Return ticEsts
Is; PASSENGER tickets and draffs can be ob. aimed
Whlte tar Wharf, foot OF Wcst 10Th ct
y. j. CoRTI5, Agent. 81 broadway. NsE York.
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Musital tnstrumsuts.

GREAT OFFEH.-ws will during this month
N dispose Of large stock OF nTst-cass new and
ond-hand square and upright pianos and organs At
lower prcee for cash than before offered to let
until pal0 fOr as per contract HORACE WALTERS
SONS 46l Broadway, New YORK.
PEW secondhand Weber pianos at very great
N bargains some Of them used nut very short time
by our best musicians, and really almost as good az
fully warranted In every respect. Please call a.
the Weber wareroomS 9Th ay and 18Th IT,
A BARtsAIN.-7ottave upright piano, carved
n egs cost 1000 for 500 ~ East I'd IT,, near 2d av.
A FINE PIANO $50 also organ $40.
N J. RIDDLE, 10 NAverley place, near Broadway
immense bargains for cash Pianos from $50 up.
Il ward, on easy monthly payments or 10 rent rent
appleI II purchased. KRAKAuER, Sb2 BOwerY,
MAGNIFICENT 7.octave rosewood carved legs
uA plAnofOrte, every Improvement, only 800, az
0ORDON'A l57 nleeckaI o..
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coon operators hino.r. bastcrs. and nniaher'
" W ntcd On boYt suit. IA Delaney st. call al
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STATE LINE or STEAMERS
- 10 GLASGOW. BtLFAs and LohpoNDERRY.
STATE oE NIkHISiA TnursdayL Sept. 2.
saloon ana CABIN pAssage' AZ lowest rates.
AUSTIN BALDWIN CO.. Agents, ~ Broadway
steerage ticket. ~ - Broadway, aud Al Connabv's
PIER foot OF Canal st., n. X.