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Frame House.

NO, 4. Also one other Otbounded on the north by
nOrlh branch canal, east by lands OF Freas' heirs.
Souih ny lhe susquehannn River, west by other
mnus OF Samuel peiterck, containing One.halI an
acre, more on less, whereOn are erected a frame,
GROCERY STORE HOUSE and FRAME STABLE.
Also Lot No. ., bounded north by north branch
canal, sOuth by SusquchHnna River, west by |. w ,
WOoley east Dy other lots Of T. Deiterck containing
Ohe-lOurlA OF an acre more or less, whereOn Is
erected a one and a half story house.
Also Lot No q, bounded south by lands OF L. w
Wo0ley, west by road, north by lIOon street east
Dy Mhus OF Il, W. Wooley, containing two ana hall
a large twO-stOry frame
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Marriages.

CLARK-GRILL.-In Boulder. Colorado, on Thurs.
day, August 18th, Henry w. Clark, of bloomsbury
Pa, to Miss Ella Grill, OF Boulder.
LHAMMER-TEMLY. on the Goth inst, al
the Reformed Parsonage In Orangeville, by Rev. A.
Houtz, Mr.. James Shelhammer to Miss Phebe Rem
ly, both OF Centre Twp.
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EyECUTOR,S NOTICE

EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
IL VsTATx or JOSHUA SAVAGE, sR., DECEASED.
Letters testamentary On the estate OF Joshua Saw
age, ST., late Of Jackson township Columbia county
deceased have been granted by the Register or said
county TO benjamin f. Savage and NOses Savage,
Executurs.tO whom all persons indebted are request
ed 10 make payment, and those having claims against
the said estate viii make them known TO the said
Executors without delay.
BENJAMIN +. SAVAGE,
MOSES SAVAGE,
L ENnnn1nr9
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The republicans will now have to take
their railroad wrecker' epithet back again
with compound interest. 1t fits snugly TO
the hide of ex.Goy. Morgan their candidate
for governor of New York In one single
operation while he was in the State Senate
he madeSl 10000. Oh, he is an artist
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DESERTIONS.

BY a report of the Adjutant General Of
the U. s. army we learn that in five years
10000 men have deserted from the army
that last year $500 deserted. This is a pro-
portion of one out of five, and is about the
ratio of Republicans who are leaving theil
camp
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ATTORNEYS BLANKS.

ATTORNEYS BLANKS. e
Proc!lpe for summons =, Ha
Rule TO take Dispositions.
- " choose ATbtmtOrs.
Q cents apiece, or slI5 per hundred
Petition for Appo,iIntment Of Guardian
Rule TO take Dispositions.
Narr In Debt. with Confession,
:" Assnmpsit.
Mechanics lh;n
| cents each or $3.50 per hundred.
Petition for sale OF Real EStati cents each.
JUSTICES BLANKS.
Subpnnqs, summons, Warrants, Executions, 30 10
20 cents each.
Leases ............. ,,...,,..."..,. cents ench
Blut Dctls ~
pafehlntnl Dtcus. 10
Agreements .,.."., ,........ -
Orpan's Court sales ....,',r..'.'.". folOf ~ 6O
COhStableS Sales cents ehcn
Mortgage and Bond IL
Receipts Notes, School orders, Poor Orders, store
ORDERS neatly bound. constantly ON hand, on made
10 order On short notice.
We ae prepared % do neater job work than any
other uilicU In this county.
BROCKWAY q EIWELL,
Editors and PrOprietOrS
-ofthe COLUMBIAN,
BlOOmSDurg, Pa.
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The Democratic Convention of New York
on Wednesday last unanimously nominated
Ex. Gov. Seymour for Governor If he ac-
eepis he will carry the state like whirl-
wind.
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BensOn's Cnpcine Porous Pinsters--IIcar vhut
tue People say
"The best, cheapest, safest, and Surest remedy Of
merit which viii In a short time be found In every
household" "They are all that the manufacturers
claim for them, whose name alone Is sufficient en-.
dorsement OF their genune merits" "rhe best
remedy known for all external difficulties or local
disturbances" They are vigorous removing almost
Instantly the most Violent pain and Cnsuring spec
dy cure" "l consider them n great and needed I'M.
provement over all other porous plasters they give
prompt relief and cure quickly they are held IN
high esteem They are now preferred over all 9th
erS They cure where other porous plasters simply
relieve" When suffering try them and you VIII not
be disappointed. Price 20 cents.
May 10 7G-ly SEABURY & JOHNSON,
Pharmaceutical Chemists, NY.
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JurieS for Sept. Term, 1876.
GRAND JURORS.

Bloom-J. X. Eyer. Jonathan Troub, H. j. Clark.
Bcrwick-Iohn X. A dams.
Brarcrcek--Gco. NJ. Bower
Catawssa-N. T.. John, t. u. Drlesbach.
Ccntrc-lIenry Group.
Grcenwood-wm J. Trpieplece, Adam Ut VIM. p
Mather, Parvn Ewes.
Maln--I. Il. I.ongcnbergcr.
MOntOur-Wm. Beers.
Orange-M. G. Keller,
Pine Geo. getty, John Lore.
Roarlngcrcek-Wm. Rhod0s.
scott-J W. sankey, W. II. Lee, NJ. c. McCollum
Charles Johnson.
sugarloaf-Cyrus II. Larrish, CLARK Kile.
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Democratic standing Committee.

Beaver-Nathan Bredbander, Jr.
Benton-W. II. smith.
Berwick-W. Il. Snyder.
bloomsbury E.-W. J. Buckalew.
bloomsbury VIII. w. McReynolds.
Brlarcreek-Wm. Lamon.
Catawissa-E. NJ. Tewksbury.
Centralia-Manus McBrearty.
Centre-lI. A. Schweppenheiser.
Conyngham N.-Niel Lehman.
Conyngham S.-Peter Luby.
Fishingcreek--Frank Wolf
Franklin-Jacob Knittle.
Greenwood-G. W. UT.
llemlock-Wm. GirtOn.
JacksOn-Wm. J.. Manning.
Locust-Wm. II. Relnbud.
MadlsOn-Conrad Kramer.
Main-W. 4. Shuman.
Mifhin-D. II. Montgomery.
MOntour-J. n. Gordon.
MI. Pleasant-A. 4. keller.
Orange-Abraham White.
Pne-W. Karshner.
Roaringcreek-J. b. Kllnger.
Scott-O. =. Ent.
Sugarloaf--E. $. Fritz.
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In Java fruit tree is planted on the birth
of each child in Biscay landowner is
Obliged to put down two plants for every
tree he fells; in japan every tree cut down
,nnst be replaced by another.
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The Cooks Companion,
Improved Kitchen Slioing Utensil

A novel Household Article for slicing BREAD, MEAT.
SAUSAGE, NOODLES, VEGETABLES, FRUITS CANDY, &c,
&C.
The Machine is easy 10 regulate, and very simple
to use IL takes up but little room In the kitchen.
GRo0ERs, BUTCHERS, HOTEL KEEPERS and EVERY
FAMILY should have one.
Price ", ana cheap ut that.
Cail and see them work ut the Furniture Store OF
L. X. FURMAN,
Sole Agent for Columbia county.
May 26-3m Bloomsburg, Pa.
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you have been drinking too much,
which however yon should never do, dose
of DIR. Bulls Vegetable Pills will place you
in good condition again.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY

PRIVATE SALE.
The subscriber offers for sale, two small lots, on
each which are erected u frame dwelling house,
stable and neoess AIRY outbuildngs. Also four vacant
lots adjoining the above and Of larger size. These
lots are ON the M ain road near saltwater, Fishing
Greek township
For terms apply 10 Vim. KELLER
May o. ,T6. en-. saltwater, Pa.
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BE s,we Mat every Democrat in
yOur tOVnshiip is assessed before The
7A day Of September. .
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rEHE AMOUNT OF ROAD, SCHOOL "
1 POORTAXEs collected by the county treasurer
tTun lands returned and due the several districts of
tpi tg a fnilOXVg tO-MIt

The above amounts can be drawn nt September
Court, by the proper onlcers school Treasurer can
draw school fnd, supervisor or supervisors the road
fund and Poor Director or Directors the poor fund.
Auditors can preserve this statement 10 know what
amount to charge TO the Officers on monies arising
from said fund.
Attest: VIM. KRICKDAUM, Clerk
Commissioners OfllCe,
bloomsbury, Aug. 25, 'I6-lt
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CORRECTION JUDGE PEARSON
HAS DECIDED THAT WEDNESDAY,
SEPTEMBER 8, IS THE LAST DAY ON
WHICH REGISTRATION CAN BE LAW
FULLY MADE.
PERSONS NOT REGISTERED, AND
ENTITLED THERETO SHOULD GIVE
THIS MATTER IMMEDIATE ATTEN-
TION
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SECOND WEEK.

Rebecca Fishers use VS., Chas. COnner's exrs.
Vim. Minis exrs VS., Michael Growers admrs
Thos Hughes admr VS.. Joseph Rucke's admrs
VIM Snyder'S eXrS vs. Jacob Bechtel ct uX.
JaeOb ). lIlnderter vs.. VIM. Menslnger
Peoples Fire ns Co. Of "a VS. ); j, Mcilenry ct al.
" " ' VS.. bloomsbury Lumber
A. L. sharretts ct al vs.. Robert C. Howell.
- VS.. David StrOup.
d. +. Seybert VS. john r. Greasy
Daniel Smith VS.. John d. Kimble.
Jacob Fisher ST. ct al vs.. John Fisher ct al.
FELLOWS Dater VS.; John 4; Jackson ct III.
John q. JacUDy VS. s. A. Wilson.
Reuben Kisner vs. d. y, Scybert ct al
2nd Nat. Bank Of lltusyille VS.. j. A. LOsoc.
Tim & Bro. VS.. Is. T. DallInan.
Danl. A. Beckley VS.. W. II. Bradley ct al
hilin School District vs.. Peter j. IantZ ct al
John ieagers admrys. NJ. q. Hughes.
CatAarlne LESS use VS.. John Stinur.
LIST Nat Bank Ashland US. DAM. Morris
J. w. MGkelyy VS.. VIM. Shalier ct al
John WOOdslde & Co. vs.. Danl Morris
J.. n. DeWittvs. Samuel CTeyellng.
j. W. Sankey w. Joseph Lilley.
D. W. Twins use VS.. Jesse A. Losce.
simon Geo kaub vs.. Samuel lenner
Rice a llagcnbuch vs.. VIM Carson
Aaron johnson vs.. Ihos. Shuman.
Albert NintOn Vs. Jonas DOty ct al
FRY loat VS.. &. H. Barnes
samuel D. Conner vs. Henry q. Freas ct al.
BoMlnnn Jackson VI. Henry l. Freas
W. Is. Kline VS.. E. J. MclIenry.
stephen lin vs.. Mlllers 4 seybert
Th0s. Downs vs.. Sas Davis
A. w. Crealner VS.. john Keller
samuel leiOy VS.. II. =. Marr,
NJ c. PETER Co. ys. Harrison Ice
John a, Jackson ct al VS.. Ell StOQtzel
Christian ShOtz VS.. BartOld kierkOu
Christian j. Ash w. Mm. keller
WIN. A. kile vs. Clark NJ. Kile.
Aaron khOfr et al vs.. John treas admrs
Ct al. ' "u'"'
ETeas EC as 1I Brown rs; ". y, Barrett s admr.
Theodore 7. Hayman vs.. q. W Creyellnp et nj
leoples FIRE ins. Co. Of Pa, vs. s. ii Miller A. son
David loOs vs.. John llighmiller
Ihos. fry's adlnr VI. Vim. Fry
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SHERIFF'S SALE !

BY virtue OF a writ OF Ficrl Faclas 90 tho
sheriff OF columbia county directed, theIe viii be
exposed 10 pubic safe at the court House ia BlDoms
burg. on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER o 1876,
AZ one O'Clock p. m the following real estate situate
IN Centre township Columbia County, Pa. all that
certain mcssuage or lot Of land In the village OF
St0neytown, bounded and described as follows:
North BY main road, IRON BlnOmsbuTg to Berwick
east by MIL street, south by alley, west by lot OF
Sage Mack, being one-fourih OF an Acre or less on
which are erected two story
+ RA NJ Il HOUSE STABLE.
Also, one other vacant lot In the above named place.
OF Philip Harris, south by Susquehanna River west
by Elizabeth CLARK, containing One-fourth OF AN
acre, more or less
No. 8. Aso one other lot bounded north by said
canal east Dy land OF Mrs. Greasy, south bv riN err
west by land OF A. Freas' heirs, containing one
iourlh OF an acre, more Or less whereOn Is erected
one and half story
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Justices Of the Peace, COnstubles, Executors, Ad-
illustrators, Guardian, Township onceIs, and Dus'
ness men generally.
We have IN hand u large assortment OF legal
blanks for the use OF Attorneys, justices aud Con
stables blanks OF all kinds, Note and Receipt books
for Admlnistrat III &c.
rRlCE LIST.
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Dwelling House,

out buildings. "
Seized, taken In execution and TO he sold os tho,
property OF Samuel Deiterick
C9hulti9ns OF sale :-rurchasers must pay ten per
oehl. ol lle purchase money, or at least enough to
cover All costs, at striking down OF Sale Otherwise
property 10 be Ie-sold at once
Aug. 25.-ts shDnn
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You must be assessed before Sep
tender 7th or lose yoatr vOte.
FACTS AND FIGURES.

The mass of our population is composed
of laboring men and farmers. They have q
direct interest in all the questions involved
in the pending campaign. fla Democrat
ic Congress have cut down the Ma ional ex-
penditures $50 200 000,-or, in other words
nearly one dollar for every man, woman,
and child in the nation, it is practical re-
| form.
In this connection we desire to call the
attention Of reading men to one point, and
that is the land grants made by the Repub-
lican party to railways and corporations.
On this subject the two platforms read as
follows:
ave reaffirm our "Reform is necess.
opposition to further airy to put top to
grants of the publicIthe protligate waste
lands to corporations of public lands, and
and monopolies, and their diversion from
demand that the ma actual settlers by the
tional domain be de- party in power, which
voted to free homes has squandered 2O0,-
for the people. p 100000 acres upon
Cincinnati Platform. railroads alone, and
out of more than
thrice that aggregate
MS uisposeu vi less
than sixth to tillers
of the soil. ."-.S Louis
Platform.
Practice is better than promise, and t e
voters are interested in knowing the record
of each party on this important question.
We find that the Republican party have
presented TO monopolies 274,75S square
miles of territory, equal to ?l1 states the size
Of Rhode Island, or an area greater than
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Mass
achusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New
York, Nep Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware,
Marytaad, Ohio and Indiana has been taken
from settlers.
Our opponents cannot contradict the ac-
curacy of the following table:
| Total not reserved for free homes - 49, si5 4O5
Total number OF acres bestowed In land
grants since 1871 FOG ,0OJ
Granted by Democr tic party In 81 years. sos
Granted by Republican party In Is years. IT'S .4O5
Democratic grants per annum ..,.,..,.... 10000
Il Lea IN "A
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n EGISTER'S NOTICES.

| ii EGlSIERS NOTICES.
IL Notice is hereby given to all lcgatees, credi-
tors and other persons Interested in the estates OF
the respective decedents and minors, that the fol
| lowing administration and guardian accounts have
been filed In the office OF the Register OF columbia
county and VIII be presented for confirmation and
| allowance in the Orphans Court TO be held In
Bloomsbury, on Monday, the 4th day OF September
| 1876, ut O'Clock, p III. on said day:
| l. The account OF Joseph Ievan, Administrator of
Elizabeth Levan, late OF koaringcreek township, de-
| ceased.
| 9 The first account OF Samuel Neyhard Admin
stratOr OF Thomas Fry late OF the borough OF Ber-
| WICK deceased.
| John Mcdowell minor child OF Theodore Mcdowell
and Legatee OF Matthew Nc DOwell, late of Scott
| township, deceased.
| 4. The account Of Hiram Peaer and Eli Pealer,
Administrators OF Catharine Pcaler late Of Fishing
| creek township, deceased.
| ,. The first and final account OF John Keller Ad-
ship, deceased.
6. The account OF Abraham Rice, Administrator
| OF Michael llOats, late Of Beaver township de-
| ceased.
=. The first ana final account OF Aaron Masteller,
Guardian OF jeremiah +. bowman, minor child Of
| Henry Bowman, late OF Main township, deceased.
| s. The final account OF Benjamin Zimmerman,
Guardian OF the person and estate OF Mary G. Hell
Wig minor chlld OF Peter s. lIelwig, late of Roar
l lngcleek township, deceased.
o. The first and partial account OF Mary A. Brit
tain, AdministratiX with the will annexed OF W. A.
j. Britain late OF Drarcreek township, deceased.
10. 'Phc account of George W. COrrel Executor OF
| fsHIdDctH weaver, VI loNH VI DlOonlSDui
deceased.
IL. The first account OF Jacob o. Wilson and
Julia y. Wilson, Executors OF Philip Wilson, late of
Fishingcreek township, deceased.
| ~. The partial account OF Hiram Pealcr Admin
istratOr OF Daniel Pealer late of Fishingcreek town.
ship, deceased.
l3. The first and final account OF Martin W.
Nuss, administrator OF Daniel Shipe, late OF Main
township, deceased.
IA. The second and final account Of William II.
| Cox Administrator OF the estate OF Wesley John
son, late OF Madison township, deceased.
Is. The tirst and final account OF Elias Watts and
| Joseph :. Kcdlme Administrators or the estate OF
Clinton ID. Redline late OF Greenwood township, de-
| ceased.
| l6 TheacCount of Jesse Mensch ana Michael Mensoh
| Administrators Of John Mensch late OF Franklin
township, deceased.
H. The fTst account Of ID. 4. Watson, Executor
OF the last Will an Testament OF Vim. Barber late OF
Madison township, deceased.
| Is The account Of $. IL. Miller, Trustee OF Mary
| IOrOCher, late Of Miiiiin township, deceased.
| Registers Once W. II. JACOBY,
| BlOOmsDurg, Aug. 3lST6.) register
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AZ IA 600 per day at home. samples worth 81
March 10. I6rly.
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Sep. l-Gw
T Asst NOTICE.

Persons indebted to II l.. Detenbach for printing
subscription to Uhe COLUMBIAN are hereby notified
that his books have for several months past been In
the hands II the Undersigned Tor collection and that
settlement Of the same must be promptly made All
bills not paid or before Oct l, 1876 VIII be COL
lected by due process OF law .
T.. T. ORVIS.
Sep, l-tf
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September 7th as The last day on
which assessments can be made ias
time for tie election
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William Brown ct ri VS.. John Browns cX,
RObt, GOrrell a co. W.. Joseph NJ. FreCk.
$. IL, WOlf ct ux. VS.. n. a W. Il. X. X. co.
Geo. X. TryOn ct al VS.. Jacob Brown 1t al.
Ell Kendig VS.. DAM. Norris
snyder, Hartman Co. VS.. N. l.. Campbell
Levi klnlcy VS. n, l.. Campbell.
A. r. lkeler VS. Jonas lCty.
John lleuCUCk vs..
Samuel j. aSe vs.
wilson Gibbons VS. " ''
l.. f. Davis vs. "
John j. Mcllenry VS.. ID. l.. q W. r.. X. co.
Benz. Wintersteen vs.. WIN. Iioughton.
Elias Miller VS. II. ~ K. X. Il Co.
John McCallH's eX vs., Geo. j. Luce ct al.
Mary MCAlarnev ct al VS.. Simon r. KaSe etal
IL. W. Mclteynolds ct al VS.. Jesse A. LoSee.
SECOND WEEK.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

WITEREAS the Hon. WILLIAM ELwELL
w President Judge OF the Court OF oyer and
Tcrmncr and General jail Delivery, Court Of Quar-
ter Sessions of the Peace and the Court OF Common
Pleas and orphans Court In the 26th judicial Dis
triCt, composed OF the counties OF Columbia and
Montour, and the Hons IRAN DERR and NJ q.
HUGHEs Associate Judges Of Columbia county, have
issued their prcccpt, bearing date the 18th day OF
May, In the year OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seyelty-slS, and to me directed for
holding Court Of oyer ana Termlncr and General
quarter Sessions Of the Peace, Court OF Common
| Pleas and orphans Court, In bloomsbury, in the
county or Columbia on the first Monday. being the
4th day OF september next to continue two weeks.
Notice is hereby given to the Coroner, to the JUS
tlces OF the Peace, and the Constabcs OF the said
county of Columbia, that they be then and there in
their proper person at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon OF
said 4th day OF september, with their records inqu
siti0nS and other remembranccs, to do those things
| which to their offices appertain to be done. And
| those that are bound by rccognzance to prosecute
against the prisoners that are or may be In the jail
OF the said county OF Columbia to be then and there
| to prosecute them as shall be just. Jurors are re-
quested be punctual In their attendance, agreeaOly
| to their notices. Dated at Bloomsbury the 18th day
| II. $. thousand eight hundred and seyenty-six
| ~ and in the one hundredth year of the lnde-
pendcnce Of the United States OF America.
|
| RloomSburr Aug tic Sheriff.
WINDOWS APPRAISEMENTS.
| w The following apprasemcnts OF real and
personal property set apart to widows OF decedentE
have been filed In the office OF the Register OF Col
umbia county, under the Rules OF Court and Will be
presented for absolute confirmation to the orphans
Court to be held in }lOomSburg,i and for said conn
| ty, on Monday the 4th day OF Sep. 1876, at
o'clock y. m, OF said day unless exceptions to sucl
confirmation are previously nlcd, OF which all per
| sons interested In said estates will take notice:
l. Widow of William II. Lemon late Of Mt. Pleas
| ant township, deceased.
| 9. Widow OF William f. Kelchner, late OF Millilr
| township, deceased.
3. Widow of Edward Lewis, late OF the town 0
, | Bloomsbury deceased.
4. Widow OF cyrus Gruber, late OF nemlock town
ship, deceased.
3. Widow Of Michael Grover, late of the town o
Bloomsbury, deceased.
q. Widow of George Scott, late Of Catawlssa, dc
| ceased.
I. Widow of David Davis, late OF Beaver town
, ship, deceased.
$. Widow OF James Grimes, late OF Mount Pleas
: ant township, deceased.
9. widow Of Miles sutlin, late OF sugaroaf town
ship. deceased.
10. Widow of William Runyan, late of Madlso
township, deceased.
| II. Widow of Lawrence Waters, late of Mlfll
township, deceased.
Registers Oflce. W. II. JACORY
Bloomsbury, Aug. 3, lST6.l Register.
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valuable addition to the medical science."-
tGov. j. Gill Shorter, Ala.
II have used the Regulator in my family for
tho past seventeen years | can safely rerom-
mend it TO the world as the best medicine haVe
ever used for that Glass oil diseases il purp"rLs To
cure "-[H. +. Thigpen.
Baltimore Episcopal Methodist.
This medicine is acknowled
edged to have no equal rs n
Liver Medicine, cuutanng
those Southern Roots and Herbs
which an all-wise Providence
has placed III countries where
Liver Diseases most prevail
Lady's Endorsement.
II have given your medicine thorough trial,
and in 10 case has it failed to give full satlsfac-
tion"-[ Ellen Nj eacham, Chattahouchee Fla.
Professional.
From actual experience in the use Of This
medicine in my practice have bcen and am,
satisfied to use and prescribe 1t rs purgalIve
medicine "-[Dr }. w. Mason.
Florida NJ. T.. Conference.
81 have used DR.. Simmons Liver Regulator
in my family for DyspepSia and Sick Head ache,
and regard it an invaluable remedy IT. has
not failed to give relief in any instance y Rev.
w +. Easlerling.
Pres dent OgleihOrpe College.
">in mons Liver Regulator is certainly q
sperifc tor that class # complaints which 1t
claims TO cure.-[ Rev. David Wills. my IL