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+. T.. KuNKELs BITTER WINE OF IRON

EF KuNKELS BITTER WINE OF IRON
has never been known to fail In the cure Of weakness
attended with symptoms indIsposlton to excr,lon
loss OF memory, difficulty OF breathing, general
weakness. horror OF disease, weak, nervous tremb
ling, dreadful horror OF DEATH night swcats, cold
feet, weakness dlmness Of vision, anguor, universal
lassltude of the Muscular system, enormous appetite
with dyspeptic symtoms, hot hands, flashing OF the
body, dryness OF the skin, pad cOuntenance and
eruptions on the face purifying the blood, pain In
the back, heavincss OF the e,eds, frequent black
spots flying before the eyes with temporary sunu-
sion and loss Of sight, want Of attention, etc. These
symptoms all arise from weakness and to remedy
that use +. +. KuSRELs Bitter Wine Of Iron 1t
never fails Thousands are now enjoying health
who have used 1t. Take only L. +. kUSKELs.
Beware OF countcrfets and base limitations. AS
Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron Is 80 wen known all
over the country, druggists Themselves make an
Imitation and try to palm 1t of on their customers,
when they call for Kunkels Bitter Wine OF Iron
Kunkcl's Bitter Wine or Iron is put up only in 81
bottles, and has yellow wrapper nicely put on the
outside with the proprletor's photograph on the
wrapper OF each bottle Always look for the photo
graph on the outside and you will always be sure to
get the genuine. 81 per bottle, six for S. Sold by
| Druggists and Dealers, everywhere.
ALL WORMS REMOVED ALIVE.
L. r. KuNKEI's Worm Syrup never fails to destroy
successful Physician who removes Tape worm In Z
hours. alive with head, and no fee until removed
| Common sense teaches If Tape worm be removed al
| other worms can be readily destroyed. Send fol
circular to DR.. Kunkel, No. 259 North 9th street
| Philadelphia, Pa or call on your druggist and ask
| for bottle OF kunkel's Worm Syrup. Price 81 on
| 1t Never falls. July.
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made great mistake politically when he
broke with Patterson and Moses. Now
when he wants to wave the bloody shirt,
and call for troops, and re-elect himself, he
finds that his plan of campaign is patented
and that the patentees are not disposed to
assist him. There have been few more rid
iculous occurrences thin the snul s received
by Mr.. Chamberlain, who went to Washing
ton with an undoubted outrage in hand ex-
pectng deferental treatment according to
his deserving, and is politely sent back with
instructions to redress it himself. OF what
further use is the bloody shirt if the federal
army no longer follows its crimson signal
ling
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The U. S. Senate Committee on Pensions
have submitted report cutting down the
proposed pension to the widow Of Gen Gus
ter from $50 to $50 per month, A noble
deed truly aud one of which the senate
should be proud. 1t would be great COM
fort to the country at large to know the
name of the distinguished statesman who
proposed this reduction. His constituents
ought to re-elect him when his term expires
and present him with service of plate.
Such an economist should not go unrewsrd-
ed. Should the senate agree 10 this con
temptible report it will utterly disgrace it.
self and the people will more than ever des
pioe body which is anxious to waste thou
sands of dollars on useless consulates an(
second rate missions but has spaEm of econ
omy over u petty pension to the widow OF
gallant soldier.
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n EGISTER,S NOTICES.

d EGISTER's NOTICES.
IN Notice is hereby given to all legatees, credl-
tors and other persons Interested In the estates OF
the respective decedents and minors, that the fol
lowing administration and guardian accounts have
been tiled In the Office OF the Register or columbia
county, and Will be presented for confirmation and
allowance In the orphans court TO pe heid IN
1876 at O'Clock, p m. on said day:
l. The account OF Joseph Levan, Administrator Of
Elizabeth Levan, late OF Roarngcreek township, de-
ceased.
2. The first account OF Samuel Neyhard, Admin
istrator Of Thomas Fry late OF the borough OF Ber-
wick, deceased.
g.. The final account Of n; g. Kinney Guardian m ff
and iGratee Of Matthew Nc Doweii, late of Scott
township, deceased.
a. The account Of Hiram Pealer and Ell Pealer,
Administrators OF CathaTine Pealer late OF Fishing
creek township, deceased.
g. The first and final account OF John Ikeler Ad.
ministrator OF Leander Carnan,late OF Benton town
ship, deceased.
6. The account Of Abraham Rice, Administrator
Of Michael Hoats, late Of Beaver township de-
ceased.
=. The first and nnal account of Aaron Masteller.
Henry Bowman, late OF Main township, deceased.
s. The final account OF Benjamin zimmerman,
Guardian OF the peTs9pn ana eSate OF anry M q e
lngcIeek township, deceased.
0. The first and partial account Of Mary A. Brit
tain, Administratix with the Will annexed OF w: A.
j. Britain, late OF Bliarcreek township, deceased.
TO- The account OF George W. COrrel, Executor OF
Elizabeth Weaver, late of the town OF Bloomsburs,
deceased.
II. The first account OF Jacob o. Wilson and
Julia A. Wilson, Executors OF Philip Wilson, late OF
Fishingcreek township, deceased
l2. The partial account OF Hiram Peaer Admin.
istrator OF Daniel Pealer, late Of Fshingcreek Town
ship deceased
10. The first AMI nnal account Of Martin w
Nuss, Administrator OF Daniel shipe, late Of Main
township, deceased.
| Il. The second and final account Of William r.
l a ,lu
son. late Of Madison township, deceased.
Is. The first and final account OF Elias Watts ant
Joseph - kedliuc, Administrators OF the estate O
| clinton d. liedliuc late OF Greenwood township, de
| ceased.
| To- TheacCount Of Jesse Mensch md Michael Menscl
| Administrators Of John Mensch late Of FRANKLIN
| township deceased
| Registers ONCE, w. II. JACOBY,
| bloomsbury, Aug. 3,ls76j Register.
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Polls open at a. m. and close at Z p. m,
WHO CAN VOTE.

Viln ofNh w ts hs anu NiOSt III II. III.
WHO CAN VOTE.
Every male citizen, twenty.one years of
age, possessing the following qualifications,
shall be entitled to vote at all elections.
|. He shall have been citizen of the
United States one month,
9. He shall have resided in the state one
year; or, VI having previously been quail
fed eector or native born citizen thereof,
and shall have removed thcrcfrom and re-
turned then he shall have resided therein
six months Immediately preceding the elec.
ton.
8. lie shall have resided in the district
where he intends to vote two months i'm.
mediately preceding the election, instead of
ten days, as formerly.
4. Iftwenty.one years of age, or upward
he shall have paid, within two years, state
or county tax, which shall have been assess
ed at least two months previous TO the cleo
ton, and paid at least one month previous
to the same.
8. Foreign born citizens must have been
naturalized at least one month before the
election, and must conform to the require
ments contained in section 4, preceding.
The election will be held on ''the Tues.
day next following the first Monday of No
vember," being this year the 7th day of the
month.
Friday, September Sth, is the last day for
being assessed.
Saturday, October 9TH, is the last day for
securing naturalization papers.
Saturday, October 7th, is the last day on
which taxes can be paid in legal time tc
vote
The above dates should be carefully re.
membered and acted on by all voters.
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Democ rats. This Is Your Record.

The Democrats in Congress adopted the
following resolution, offered by Mr.. Hol-
man, of Indiana. 1t is known as the anti
subsidy, anti-loan Of public credit manifesto :;
Resolved, That in the judgment of this
House. in the present condition of the finan-
cial affairs of the Government, no subsidies
in money, bonds, public lands, endorsements,
or by pledge of the public credit, should be
granted by Congress to associations or cor
porations engaged or proposing to engage
in public or private enterprises, and all
appropriations from the public Treasury
are to be limited at tn 5 time TO such amount
only as shall be imperatively demanded by
the public service.
On this Mr.. Holman demanded the pre-
vious question, which was seconded by Il
rising vote of 1873 yeas. The yeas and nays
were demanded and ordered, and the result
was 205 in favar of the resolution to 80
against it.
We propose to keep this declaration OF
Democratic principles before the people.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Democratic voters of the several districts Of
Columbia County will meet at their usual places OF
holding the general elections, Saturday the 5th
day u August tS7d between the hours OF three and
seven o'clock In the afternoon, and elect delegates
by ballot to represent the districts In County
Convention to be held at the opera House In Blooms
burg, on Tuesday, the sth day of August, 1876 at
II o'clock II. m, to place In nomination one can
didate for Congress- one candidate for senator,
two candidates for Representative, one Candi
date for sheriff two cnndateS for Associate Judge,
one candidate for Jury commissioner, and
to transact such business as the interests OF the
Democratic party may require.
Also, at the same time ana places and In the same
manner, the Democratic electors Of each district
VIII elect one person to serve as member OF the
County Standing Committee.
BY order Of the County Committee,
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That eminent statesman b. +. Butler Is
again candidate for Congress but he has
moved Into new district where his chances
look better. He could not do any particu-
lar amount of mischief If elected and would
certainly enliven the proceedings of the
House BY disgusting the people he will
probably hurt his own party more than his
oppOepts
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BOYS IN BLUE. is to be COM
mander-in.chief Of the boys in blue and
Gen Woodiord is to be his chief of staff. =
Garfield won his spurs in the credit nobilier
business, and Woodlord is described by men
Of his own party rs "sSdier who never
saw battle aud a lawyer who never won a
case. - boston Post
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JurieS for Sept. Term, 1876.
GRAND JURORS.

Bloom-J. X. Eyer, Jonathan Troub, H. J. Clark.
Berwlck-JUhn X. dams.
Briarcreck-Geo. NJ Bower
Catawlssa-N. T.. John, Il. d. Drlesbach.
Contre-llcnry Group.
Groenwood-wm. J. rriplcpecc, Adam ut, VIM. p.
Mather, Parvln Ewes.
Maln--J H. Lungenberger.
Montour-Wm. Beers.
Orangc-M. c. Keller
Pinc-Geo. Getty, John Lore.
RoarlngCreek- Rhodes.
Scott. W sankey, W. H. Lee, NJ. c. McCollum
Charles Johnson.
SuVorlOaf-Cvrus H. IArrlsh, c. ark Kllc
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The New York T'iJune warns its Repub
lican friends that attacks upon the charac-
ter of Governor Tildcn will not make any
votes for Hayes. 1t says: The ability
Gov. Tildrn, and his integrity of purpose
may as well be acknowledged by his oppo-
nents. Men who honestly desre reform
will not belittle his services in this city and
STATE, nor will candid men doubt that he
would make an earnest effort. if elected, to
honor himself and his party by pure adj
mini stralinnn
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Zach Chandler, repudated by the Michi'
gan republicans in the election of Christian
cy to tho United States senate, is chairman
of the Republican National Committee and
commander in-chiei ofthe Hayes and Whee'
Ter forces. The "relorm" element of the TT.
publican party must feel conplim ented by
the appointment Of such leader.
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Speaking Of the Hamburg riot, the New
York Tribune wisely says; "We have no
hope of peace, order and good government
in South Carolina, or in any southern State
similarly situated, until both political par
ties abandon the bad habit of making every
disturbance the occasion OF cheap election
eeriup
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Warmoth, of Louisiana, is reported to
have sal l, anent the sending of soldiers 10
the state; I'VE don't want any white troops
in louisiana. They affiliate with the peo'
pie too soon anl We cant use them. We
want the ooloreI regiments ~ iutimidAte
the niggors and prevent them from joining
the democratic organizations
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SEVENTY-EIGHT ACRES,
more or less.

more or less.
No. 2. All that certain undivided mOlety or half
part OF the IRON ORE lying under the surface OF the
above described tract OF land No. |. and extending
also under the surface Of said land OF said Andrew
j. Evans ana wife, situate In the tOWnrhip OF Hem
lock and county OF Columbia Aforesaid as shown by
draft hereto annexed OF which said iron ore the
said Jacob Harris died seized In his demesne as OF
Zee as tenant In common with the said McKelyy
Neal co., OF and In one eyided moiety or half
part thereof
No. 5. All that certain undivided molety or half
part OF the IRON OkE ying under the surface of all
that certain tract OF land situate In Cooper town
ship IN the County OF MontOur, now owned BY one
John llampel, containing 81 acres and l5I perches
moro lialnpel, containing 81 acres aud 5T perches
more OF less, OF which the said Jacob Harris died
seized IN his dtmesne as OF fee us tenant In common
with one Charles Il. Paxton.
And II Is docreed that the share OF Sarah Ann Iar-
fs, WIDOW shall remain In the hands OF the purchas-
er during her natural life and the Interest therefore
shap be regularly ana annually paid 10 her by the
purchaser, his heirs and assigns holding the nrea-
lses 10 be recovered by distress OF otherwise ms rents
are recoverable IN this Commonwealth. and Mt our
decease her shares OF the purchase money shall be
paid TO the parties legally entitled thereto
TERMS OF SALE.-Ttn per cent OF one. e.fOurth OF
lhe purchase money 10 he paid at tho striking down
OF the property, the One-fOuTh less the ten per cent
nt the continuation OF sale, ana the remaining thee
loui!hs IN one year thereafter, with Interest from
confirmation nlsl
WILLIAM HARRIS,
JAMES A, HARRIS,
'uly zS-ls' Administrations.
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General Grant continues to unload him
self, says the Springfield RepubHca", of the
Republican party, and it begins To be ap-
parent that the Republican party has got to
unload itelf of General Grant or die the
death,
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Imnnrlnni Carrertioni

We notice that many of our exchanges
have made a mistake in publishing the tune
for assessments. We fell into the same error
ourselves Friday, September sth is the last
d., for being assessed, instead of the 9th us
most papers have II.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Attention Agents TSS dS TSS s ins Isr'Gy Go %s d.
slres TO an active and energetic man 10 act as
district agent In Columbia county. Terms liberal.
Here Is an Opportunt for some wide awake reliable
man TO secure good contract and paying busl-
ness. For further particulars terms &c, call ON
address 4. &. pEKClVAI, Manager for Penna., i2i
walnut st. Ihlln. Aug. 4 80 w
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A NOBLE PRINCE.-To see Lieutenant
Grant walking down State street, switching
a twenty-five cent cane, fighting Indians and
saving his country, is one OF the noblest md
nobblest sights under the Chicdgo
Times,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-08-04

Crookedness in the late H. Bucher Swopes
accounts, while District Attorney for the
Western District OF Pennsylvania, have been
recently discovered to the extent of S2O,-
900,
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General John +, Farnsworth, of Illinois,
prominent adyo ate of abol toni, m in other
days. aud one OF Mr., Greeley's most ardent
supporters in 1872, has taken the stump for
filden and Hendricks.
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A UDITORS NOTICE.

Estate Of W. f. Souder, deceased
The undersigned Auditor to make distribution OF
the balance OF the funds In the hands OF o. A. Souder
Administrator or the estate or W. r. SOuder late OF
Columbia CO., deceased among the parties entitled
thereto, Will attend TO the duties OF his appointment
at the once OF G. Il. q W. D. Buckaew, Blo0msburg,
on Saturday the 2Gth day OF August 1876, when and
where all persons having claims against the said
estate requested TO present the same before the
Auditor or be debarred from coming In for a share OF
said fund. W. II. ABBOTT,
July 2S,' IG-4w Auditor.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.
DROTHONOTARY's NOTICE.
Wis SCH E II & II A LII 5
CONCENTRATED POTASH

Warranted eauni to any Potash in the market,
and far supe riOr to Concentrated I.ye for
all purposes for which IL In used.
Put up In one pound metal cans convenient for
use In families for making hard and soft soaps, and
for cleaning purposes generally Directions for max
ing soap. etc, accompany each can. ,..
For Cleaning type, presses machinery, paints,
softenng water, washing sinks and rult trees III the
spring, II Is unequalled for excellence ana convent
ence OF package. For sale by Grocers and Drug
giStS everywhere.
yisscicr N Halls Insccticidc and Dlsinfcciunt
Powder Is valuable Tor the destruction OF the potato
bug cotton worm, grasshopperS mice rats, roacncs'
insects, and yermin of all kinds. IL Is harmless 10
men and animals, and far cheaper than Paris green
for the destruction OF yernn IL Is also inVaiuaDS
as DIsISFECTAST, purify ing the air In hospis anu
sick rooms, and destroying the foul od0rs OF Silks
cellars stables, &C. put up IN one pound cans. FOR
sale by Druggists and GrocerS every where
yISSCHER ~ HALL, Manufacturers,
90 WALL STR EFT, NEW YORK.
Ia
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LARGE RRlCE BUILDING,
Important to Lawy ers.

Justices OF the Peace, COnstables, Executors, Ad-
minlstraLors, Guardian, Township officers, and bus-
mes men generally.
We have on hand a large assortment OF legal
blanks fur the USE uf Attorneys, justices and Con.
stables blanks If all Kinds, Note and l,eceipt books
for Aummislrat RS &c.
fRlCE LIST.
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A nN1NIsTp ATOp,s NOTICE

\ DMINIoI hA IUho NUIIOE.
~ ESTATE or OLIVER PHILLIPS DECEASED.
Letters Of Administration on the estate OF Oil
yer Phillips late OF the Town OF Bloomsbury county
OF Columbia, state Of Pennsylvania, deceased,
have been granted to T.. Il. 0rvls OF Bloomsbury
Pa, to whom all persons indebted TO said estate are
requested TO make payment and those having
claims or demands viii make known the same with
out delay. i. f. ORVlS,
Administrator.
Jul %
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A son of Jefferson Davis belongs to the
Ghickasaw Guards, of Memphis, the com
pany which recently rendered its services to
the government to avenge the death Of Gus
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Babcock, Bclknap. Avery, Joyce, M'Don-
aid and NJ Kee are for Hayes and Wheeler.
Tweed, Connolly. Ingersoll aud the New
York canal ring are uOi for Tidcn.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
REAL ESTATE!

BY virtue OF an order OF the Orphans Court OF Co
lunlbia County, the undersigned, Administrators OF
the estate OF Jacob Harris VIII expose 10 public sale
on the premises
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 10Th, 1876,

at 10 o'clock a. m,the following described real estate
to wit:
No. 8. All that certain tract OF land situate In Mt
Pleasant township In the county OF Columbia afore-
SAID, adjoining lands OF Thomas j. Yanderslce Geo
smith ana Others, containing 10 acres, more or less
No. .. All that certain tract Of land situate In the
township OF liemlock, and county OF Columbia ad-
Joining lands Of John lieagle Nlbert Somers Keuben
BOgart and others, containing
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WARREN ]. BUCKALEW,
lN1an a. . a
APPORTIoSMgSr OF DELEGATES ACCORDING TO VOTE
foR GOVERNOR IN 1912.
o -r-
AAL

BY Rule the ratio is liked at GO voters for delegate,
but no district to have less than two or more than
four delegates, and allowance is to be made within
those limits Tor the largest fractions OF ratio.
bloomsbury Pa, July Is, 1876.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
MONDAY, AUGUST 2Sth, 1876,

BY virtue OF q writ Of FL Fa issued out OF the Court
OF Common Peas Of Columbia county and to me di-
rected viii be exposed TO public sale ut the Court
House In Bloomsbury On
MONDAY, AUGUST 2Sth, 1876,
at one o'clock In the afternoon, all that certain lot
of ground situate in the Town Of BlOOmsDurg, Co
lmbia county, ia bounded and described as FOL
lows tu-wit EaStwurdly by Centre street, south
wurdly by u lot Of b. II. Nannatta, westwardy by
lot of Nm. B Rooms, and nOrthwardly Dv an alley,
containing NIFTY Ieet and three inches 'front.'
Centre street, and fty three feetn depth, wherein
Is erected
LARGE RRlCE BUILDING,
containing Three STORE ROOMS In the first story
and all OF said Il. A. rawlings interest ia the second
story OF the same and tho second story OF the ad-
jOning Laiilding uf u. II. Nannutta, known as the
OPERA HOUSE, which said opera House contains
one hundred and fourteen feet and six inches
front on Centre street ana hftytree feet M depth.
Seized, taken into execution ana 10 DC sold us the
property uI Edward Rawlings.
Conditions uf Sale.-PurChusers must pay ten per
cent OF the purchase money, or at least enough TO
cover all costs ut striking down VI sale, otherwise
property 10 be re-sold at once.
shern's ONCE CllAS, s. FORNWALD,
BIoomsburg July 81, 70 Sher II.
Aug. L. I6-ts
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ORPHANS COURT NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the following accounts
have been exhibited and filed In the office OF the
Clerk OF the Orphans Court OF Columbia county,
and Will be presented TO the Court ON the 9th day
OF September, next and be confirmed within four
days thereafter unless cause be shown why they
should not be allowed.
The account OF Levi A. IIiday one OF the Trustees
OF Geo. ldlay under the will Of Geo. iIidlay de-
ceased.
The account OF Daniel Dlehl surviving Executor
OF Anthony Diehl as Trustee Of Mary BrObst late
Mary Peck, filed by Geo. W. West, administrator OF
Daniel Diehl deceased Is, FRANK ZARR
July 2S 7G.-tc Clerk o. G,
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WIDOWS ADVERTISEMENTS.

M lI1pW - NflhAlS1MENlH 10.
w The following appralsements OF real and
personal property SET apart to widows OF decedents
have been filed In the oillCe Of the Register or COL
urnba county, under the Rules of Court and VIII be
presented for absolute confirmation To the OrphanS
Court to be held In BoOmsburgin in and for said conn-
ty, on Monday, the 4th day OF Sep. 1876, at
O'Clock D. m, OF said day unicSS exceptions TO such
confirmation are previously nled, Of which all per-
sons interested In said estates Will take notice:
I. Widow Of william r. Lemon, late Of Mt. Pleas
ant township, deceased
.. widow Of william L. Kclchner, late OF Mnlin
township, deceased.
3. Widow OF Edward Lewis, late OF the town OF
Bloomsbury, deceased.
4 Widow Of cyrus Gruber, late OF Hemlock town
Ship deceased.
s. Widow OF Michael Grover, late OF the town Of
Bloomsbury, deceased.
O. Widow Of George Scott, late OF Catawlssa, de-
ceased.
l. Widow OF David Davis, late OF Beaver town
ship, deceased.
s. widow OF james Grimes, late OF Mount Pleas
ant township, deceased.
o. Widow OF Miles Sutiifr late Of Sugarloaf town.
ship. deceased.
10. widow Of William Runyan late Of Madison
township deceased
II. Widow OF Lawrence Waters, late Of Mlflln
township deceased.
Registers Onice, W. II. JACoBr
liloomsburg Aug. =, 1861 Register