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BLooMsBURG MARKET.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PHILADELPHIA g. Reading Railroad.

HOLIDAY INCLUSION TICKETS will hs issurd
NJ re iuced fares between all regular stations on
aain tloa1 and "rsnches. tcyceptng between loc'l
points on Germantown and NOrrstOwn Branch
god from Frtsy, December 2Gd tsi6. to Wednrsda,
January 81. 1871, botS days Inclusive.
No sales ~ such tickets VIII be made after Monday
January LIST, 1877.
Passengers should procure their tickets before eD
tering the cars. Full fares charged II paid the
trains.
JE WOOTTgN.
Reading, Dec. 10, 1879. General superintendent.
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The Democratic statesmen who tried to
lead the President gently by the nose, are
about in the same fig as the bewidered gem
man who got hold of the wrong end of the
mule.-Rsp. Er.
Yes, and they are troubled with about the
same kind of animal, and have also got hold
of the wrong end-the one with the head on.
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II you want to be strong, healthy and vigorous,
take l.. +. Kunkels Bitter Wine OF Iron. No language
can convey an adequate idea Of the Immediate and
almost miraculous change produced by taking f. r.
Kunkers Bitter Wine or Iron in the diseased debn-
tated and shattered nervous system. Whether bro
ken down by excess, weak by naturo, or impaired by
sickness, the relaxed and unstruns organization Is
restored IN perfect health and yigor. Sold only in 81
bottles. Sold by all druggists and dealers.
NERVOUS DEBILITY. NERVOUS DEBILITY
Debility, a depressed, irritable state OF mind, a
weak, nervous, exhausted feeling, energy or ami
nation, confused head, weak memory, the conse-
quences Of xcesses, mental oyerwoTk. This neryou
debility finds a sovereign cure In H. f. Kunkels Bit
ter Wire OF Iron. II tones the system dispels the
mental gloom and dependency and rejuvenates the
entire system Sold only in 81 bottles. Get the gen
uine. Take only E. +. Kunkes, II has yellow wrap
per around 1t, his photograph on outside. Sold by
your druggist. E. r. Kunke proprietor, No. 25s
North Ninth street, Philadelphia Send for circular
or advice free. Try my great remedy. Get 1t or
your druggist six bottles FOR S. IL cannot fail 1t
Is guaranteed 10 do as Is recommended.
woRMsi WoRMsl woRMsi
e. r. Kunkel's Worm Syrup never falls TO remove
all kinds Of worms Seat Pin and Stomach Worms
are readily removed by Kunkes Worm syrup. Dr.
Kuhkcl Is the only successful Physician In the coun-
try for the removal OF tape worms. lie removes
them In 2 70 hours, with head and all complete
alive, and no fee until head is passed. Common
sense teaches II tape worm can be renewed, al
other worms can be readily destroyed. Ask your
druggist for bottle OF Kunkel's Worm Syrup. Price
81 per bottle. IL never fails. II he has II not have
him get It, or send 10 proprietor, L. r. Kunksl 26s
North Ninth street. Philadelphia (Advice at omee
free, or by mau)
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From the Editor OF the Elizabethtown, Pa.
Chronicle.
Stop That Cough


or it will terminate in that dreaded disease
consumI tim. We are aware that prejudice
exists with many persons against medicines
which profess to cure cough or cold when
bordering on consumption, or even when
the lungs are affected but we can assure
our readers that Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry will do all this and in making this
assertion we speak from experience, having
suffered for months from cough, which,
after using many remedies without any re-
lief, threatened TO terminate seriously We
were, however, so fortunate as to secure sew
eral bottles of Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry, and are now entirely rid of the
cough, and restored to our former health.
To those suffering in like manner we re-
commend this excellent preparation.
John q. Westater, Chronicle Office, Eliza
bethtown. Pa, March 20, 1874.
90 cents and II bottle; large bottles
much tie cheaper. Sold by dealers gener-
ally.
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Naught can compare with Glenn's Sui
phur Soap as Il remedy for eruptions, PIN
pies, old sores, and roughness of the skin.
1t is also n powerful disjnfectant of impreg-
mated linen or clothing, and should be freely
used in the sick room. Depot, Crittenton's,
9th Ave.,N. Y. HIPS Hair ard Whisker
Dye, black or brown, so cts. Dec.
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Hon. William McClellaud, chairman of
tie State Democratic committee has called
meeting of the Committee to be held to.
day in Harrisburg. A letter has been sent TO
some hundred of the prominent Democrats
Of the State TO be present
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

ESTATE OF FRANCIS sAuLt, DECEASED.
Letters OF Administration with the will
annexed on the estate OF francis Maull, late
of Main township, Columbia county, p nnsy lvHnia,
deceased nave been granted BY the Register OF said
county 10 Richard IL. Aten, Of Main rwL, Columbia
co my, pennsylvania All persons having claims
against the estate OF the decedent ara requested TO
present them Tor settlement, ana those indebted to
tilc estate TO make payment to tue Undersigned
Administrator without delay
Dec 90, &c 6w- Administrator
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A DMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

IN nsTirE OF JACOB sHuGARs nRCD.
Letters OF Administration, on tina estate OF Jacob
Shugars, late OF Main twp, Coiumsla county, decd
have been granted by the Register Of said county
,ieOrge nollerbach, pf Msln Iv columbia TO-, "a
to whom all persons Indebted to said Estate are re-
auested TO make payment, and those having cldms
against e said estate will make them known to the
all administrator without delay.
GEORGE nOLLENPACH,
Dec 80, T6-6w.' Administrator.
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ALSO,

Al the same time and place the following tract OF
land situate In Roaringcreek township, Columbia
county, ennsylyania, bounded and described as fol-
lows: North by land OF Elijah Yocun, west by lands
OF fucun and Hover, south by lands Of Elijah How
or, rud east by " n!am ostorn, containing forty
ac uorc or less, wEereon are erected frame
d" dng house, n frame aul log stable
Seized, taken into execution, and 10 be sold the
property OF Jose h Buck.
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FIFTEEN MONTHS FOR s4.
SHERIFFS SALES.

By virtue OF sundry wrts OF A. vend Ex., Al.
Lev Fa. & FL Fa to me directed viii be exposed to
public sale at the Court uouse In Bloomsbury, NJ
one O'Clock p. m. on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 80, 1876,
AL that certain piece OF ground In the borough OF
Centralia, Columbia county, bounded rs follows:
beginning at property OF william Peiner and run
ming north four az feot to property OF William Tor
rey, thence west one hundred and forty GAO feet to
an alley thence south four ~ feet to property OF
William Peiaer, thence one hundred and forty Q4Ol
feet to the place of beginning, on Locust Avenue
Seized, taken into execution, aud be sold tho
property OF stephen Thomas
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4 DNINIsTp ,Top,s MOTT

"A ESTATE OF sorssr '. CLARK, le.e-Us,
Letters 0t tdmninsjratiOh oA the estate Of Rob-
crt r. CLARK late VI Colombia couht, deceased, have
been rrintei by the Register Of sld county 10 ia
vid IOwenberg, Of RlUOmsburg. Columbia county,
TO whom all pert ms Indebted are requested 10 make
payment, and tho,s having cldmS or demands
against the said estate will make them known to the
said administrator without DELAY.
DAVID LOWENBRRG
Dec 20, Ts-5w Administrator.
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Deaths.

fAPLE-Near Jamestown, on the sth inst, after
very short illness OF scarlet fever Henry Yaple aged
10 years, month andi2T days.
PIATr.-Near Kingston, 7th inst, Jacob Piatt
aged 81 ears and MONTHS lie was Inferred al
Rohrsburg,
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One other lot bounded On the east by an alley,
south BY Second street, west Oy uuGs OF Coal Ridge
Coal and Iron Company, north by lands Of II, SMarr
ana Daniel Morris, being nifty feet In troLt.
Seized, taken into execution, and to 10 sold az the
property OF Isaac Ed ards
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ALSO,

AT the same time and place. the following rtal es-
tate In Montana, ConyI CHAM township Columbia
county PenDsyl anita, bounded east by Centre
street. south by Second stree west by an alley north
by Land formerly owned by William Goodman and
Ira Roadammcr being nity-nve feet mont ninety
nYe feet back, and one hundred and forty in d. pth,
on which arG erected stone and Iiam5 tavern stand
frame stable and ouUuull!ugs
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SAUCE FOR THE GOOSE IS SAUCE FOR THE
GANDER.

The returns of Cronin as elector from Ore.
gon, under the forms of law is dose of radi-
cal medicine they do not wish to swallow. IF
legal, Tilden is elected IF not legal, the GER
tificates of the Canvassing Boards of South
Carolina, Florida, and Louisiana, are open to
inspection by Congress. But the Record of
the Times, generally fair organ-says
Justice WV. Upton, of the Supreme Court
of Oregon, ought to know something of the
laws of the State, and il is generally concede |
that he does. Judge Upton was recently tel
egraphed to by his brother, a prominent
banker of Rochester, New York, asking for
his opinion as to the legality of Governor Gro
ver's act in certifying the election of the de-
feated candidate CroniD. The answer Of Jus.
tice Upton is as follows;
PORTLAND, Dec. 8, 1876.
The State statute authorized Cartwright
and Odell to fill the vacancies. Their votes
are cast for Haves and attached to the State
canvass, certified under the State seal of
Oregon. The Constitution prohibits the Ex-
ecutive exercising judicial functions, or pass
ing on Watts disqualification. Grover only
hoped to throw out the whole vote. He
failed. w. w UPrON.
Judge Upton has given an extra. judicial
opinion, but suppose we take for granted
what he says, and what the Times claims. If
Judge Upton's opinion, out Of court, settles
the Oregon question in favor Of Hayes 50 far
as Cronin il concerned, the unanimous decis-
ion Of the Supreme Court of South Carolina,
all Republicans in a cae properly before
them, in favor Of Tilden having the electoral
vote Of that State, settles the Presidential
question in favor of Tildon. Which line of ar
gument will our cotemporary take?
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" Uaques,ionaJiy The Best Sustained Work Of
the Kind IN The World"
IIarper's Magazine.
lLLuSTRATED.


The Mag ,zlne has att lined In lts one quarter cen.
tur anu more VI ctlstenre - that POI Nhtre u
NAV b. said Of IT, In the words ~ Ur, Johnson, "lt
N vain b, blame aud u,ele' ~ praise In ustre OF
It's lJng.ngO Attained replt tttln mas Increased as
the Years have ptssea, ami It's fttute sems >
bright IL not brvnle. tutn A. an" time since the
golden e " pros ,eriy settled around us later and
best years-BfVuklyn Eagl-.
Harpers Monthly IL marked by the same charac.
tprl,tt,s whicn z We II circulation nom the nrst
With the better class ~ readers. u euUi e. read
ing m,tter with illustrations IN way TO make clear
ami Vivid the ftcfs prrscuJii Pt1tu e3 mere de-
signed to catch tn eye Uf The gnJrant are never IN
sprted.-Chielgo go Journal.
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ALSO,

All that certain tract OF land situate In Locust
township, Columbia county Pennsy lvania, BOUNDED
and described as follows, to-wit: TN the north by
anas of Charles and H. Cable east by Enoch Kester,
south by Henry Rhodes, aud west by Daniel Felter-
man, containing ole hundred and 81 ty-nue acres,
Whereon are erected u frame dwelling house aud
bank barn an Outtuidlrgs
seized taken into execution and to be told as the
property u Daniel Boyer
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ALSO,

AT the same time ana place, all that riece par
Gel OF land stu In the township OF Brarcrs ek CO.
lumbi county. adjoining samuel Hawk ON the north
Alvin vanderm rk, estata OF Joan Ind and estate
VI w, A. j. Britain On the Ssst, William Kinetob
ana Martha Edwards on the south, aud On the west
by UrIah Van Pelt containing eighty ac O., more or
less, ON which are erected twUstory frame house
and bank barn.
Seized, taken into execution and to be sold as tho
property OF John Van Pet
CONDITIONS or sALE-Purehasers must pay
ten per cent. OF the purchase money, or ut least
enough TO cover all costs, at striking down or sale
otherwise property 10 be resold at once.
CHARLES S. FoRNWALD,
Dec 15-ts Sheriff.
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SATURDAY, JANUARY l8. 1910.

All the following real estate situate In the borough
OF cenuala, Columbia county, Pa, bounded ana de-
scrbed as follows; North by lot u John Moran east
by Locust avenue, south by Locust Mountain Coal
and Iron Company and west by an alley said lot be-
Ing hfty feet front and hundred ANA forty feet
deep, wher5on are erected two-story frame store
and dwelling house and outbuildlngs.
Seized, taken into execution, and 10 be sold as the
property Of J. ]. Hoagland.
CHARLES s. EoRNwALD,
Dee. N. ls7d shsrln.
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DUsiEEsS CARDS,
ID VISITING CARDS,
LETTER HEADS,
BILL HEADS,
POSTERS. &C., &C.,
Neatly and Cheaply printed at the CoLuM.
RIAS Otice
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFFS SALE |!

BY virtue OF writ OF Yendltioni EXPO
mas issued out OF the Court OF Common Pleas Of
Columbia county and 10 me directed, win be exposed
to public sale at the Court House In Boomsburg at
one O'Clock p. IN. on
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ss.nsp not lmpesched for Want Of
Jurisdiction.
WA.nixnrnN. Aurnst l

WASHING ron. August !.
senate at y o'clock proceeded to
apoa TIE articles OF Impeachment
,. " N Belknap, late Secretary of
a,.a accordance with the order adopted
,-l-g.
,lap was not present to-day but was
,-r--at,l by Carpenter. Upon the first
eot Impeachment b Senators voted
- not guilty tor want of juris diciion
/ .-.,3H- officer announced that two
sol ,te senate had not voted guilty
lntc the respondent was acquitted
charge on the first Article The
-.- lAeu proceeded TO vote upon the
arcie. when &c Senators voted
aai = not guilty. Those senators
voted not guilty, repeated their rca-
. ..a. lu.a- -. being want OF jurisdic-
81. stated or the first roll call. Upon
-i AMI fourth articles the vote stood
/. awe, 5 voting guilty. aud - not
Before the roll call OF the iiflh az
as, finished Morton " Tho had been
.a account oi a severe fall. tais
-.4ue 4 aud voted guilty, making
#. t.-t article b guilty and p
Two thirds Of the Senate not
f.. .f favor az sustaining the ar
l,achmeLt, il Wa ordered that
g -luf;al be- entered and the
-as caur; OF impo aeemeut
a4Iuurucd si.sa ie.
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A Few Words to the Good Templars OF
Hancock County.

Al the last session OF Hancock County
Iod.s, Il was voted that each subordinate
Lodge be requested 10 prepare brief his
tory OF its operations. difficulties and sue
ce,ses since IT. formation, to be read at
the nexf session of the County Lodge; and
ii j. earnestly hoped that we shall hear
from every lodge, and be furnished with
a novel. useful and interesting entertain
mcnl n i well at this centennial period.
while the civilized world Is amassing and
collecting the treasures OF its past achieve
ments in art. science and literature, for
our order, claiming to be a philanthropie
organization, the avowed principles Of
winch rise in the grandeur of their signif-
eenee above all art and all science, to sum
up the fruits of our labOrs for humanity,
glance over our struggles and difficulties
aud victories, and see whether. in an age
of advancing civilization, we are worthy
the name we bear as philanthropists. BY
| becoming familiar with each others histo-
ry, the common bond of sympathy will be
| strengthened, ard fresh courage and ami
nation will be impaired to all. Let each
Lodge appoint as soon as possible, II u
has not already done so. a committee 10
attend to this matter. and in case any
Lodge shonld not be represented at the
next session. it will please forward its pa.
pers to the w. Secretary.
J. NJ. HUTCHINs, Co. Deputy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-03

Tally attended and very ,.,,...,,-.
meeting Of Prayer was held At Il.,.rrs
IA" on Monday evening. Hwn. n,.,
ny al'eesaoa Of the Ladies Temper.nc.
e'a Society. aud It's object was 20 In,a,.
'he Divine assistance In promo,,n,, 4, -.
must the great work Of Reform and eh.c..
Tag the evils Of Intemperance.
MOONLIGHT ExCURsIoS.-1be Co,n.,
n-Aa propose an Excursion to sedgwicI
va the steamer Houghton. on s,tu,,,,
''eAi- These trips are healthful. iuvl,or,,.
l"s' cheap and pleasant. Although ~.
times are hard. no one can Ia. ,ccns.,
- 'A''A'agance for taAirg AN occasional
holiday which will improve aud make Wig.
"rons body aud mind.
FISHING THAT Is FIsmING.-A Marty %,
ms ""''" ooSs ON fishing excursion last
"eeA' when of Duck Islands. hooked n
ols shark. They report him to have been
leu lrel long aud to have Lad teeth hmm
meraole' aud weighed 10y guess, BOO lbs
lie was hauled 10 the top OF the water with
common cod hook, a boat hook was then
inserted In his jaw AID the party rudeay-
ored TO take him on board but owing 70
lis struggles were unable TO succeed.
They tLen fired charge of buck-shot In.
TO his belly which completely scuttled his
shafkship, and with leap be tore from
cod hook and boat hook. and sank to rise
no more, ensanguining the sea for ward,
around.
Frequent complaints are heard that
depredatious are made on orchard, and
gardens by rowing boys. who will sooner
or later meet with their deserts. There is
netting more eNasperating TO owners of
orchards aud gardens than the pilicrin. of
irult aud vegetables by these gracele,.
scamps, and could they hear the threats
made against them. their hair would rise
on end. Ii is the duty OF parents. for
iheir own interest as well a. that of their
children, TO prevent such wrongs. aud
thereby save themselves from loss in the
payment OF fines. and their children from
ruin. The penalties imposed by the Stat
uies are severe, being $50 and costs and
Imprisonment thirty days, Tor entering
orchards and fruit gardens with intent 10
take. injare or destroy anything thc,e
growing.
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Colorado Admitted to the Union.

WASHINGTON. u. C., August !.
Pr, lieut. in accordance with the
.-.a o' Tie act of Congress approved
. $50, to-day issued proCiama-
-r--rlg AID proelaiming the tact
ar fundamental conditions imposed
..-,. ga Tie state OF Colorado o.
,l4i tate 10 admission to the | Mon
is r- -A-ided aud accept Cd. and that
-.4.,'.au Il tie state into the Union i
10 -fe.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-03

A PATRIARCH.-Mr. Dudley Bunker.
sturdy old farmer of this town. short
time since passed the night under the same
roof. with children. grandchildren, great
grandchildren. and -grandchil-
dren, making in all, five generations. He
was ninety four years old some time IN
Arril last. and is still hale and hearty. and
is now helping his son in haylng. L. X.
Hancock.
A new wharf is building and nearly
completed at Crabtree's Neck. which will
be a great convenience to that locality
Probably next week. the Steamer Ulysses
will begin to touch there on her outward
aud inward trips.
Crabtree's Neck is one of the pleasant
est localities upon the coast. Many prefer
its quiet. and its mountain aud sea views.
TO those OF Mt. Desert. All visitors VIII
find a honle-like. tree and easy hosiery
/ with 5. y. Mcfarland and his cstimable
wife.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-03
Established lSoJ,
American and Foreign Patents.

GILMORE x Co. Successors 10 tHlrNA>, Hos
NFE 4 Co solicitors. Patents procured ia all
countries. No FEES IN ADVANCE. No charge un
Il. - llte patent L. granted. No fees for making
preliminary examinations. No ADDITIONAL lee'
Tor ny and conducting IA rehe airing. Spec
itI attention gwen to lnterleTtnc Cases before
the Patent Onice, Extensions before Congress.
infringement Suils In different States, and all MT
CATION appertaining to Inventions or Patents.
SpND STAMP TO GILMORE X Co. For PAMPHLET
OF SIXTY PAGES
Old Bounty Land Warrants.
The last Report of the Commissioner of the
General Land Office shows ,S91 $40 acres OF
Bounty Land W arrants outstanding. These were
issued under act of lalj and prior acts. GIL
MORE X co. pay cash Tor them: oehu by regis
tered letter Where Assignments are impeI feet
we give instructions to perfect them.
Arrears Of Pay and Bounty.
OFFICERS, SOLDIERS. and SAILORS of the late
war or their heirs are in many cases entitled 10
money from the Government of which!tney have
no knowledge Write full history of service, and
close stamp to GILMORE I. co, and a full reply
after examina alton, will be given you free.
Pensions
An OFFICERS sOIDILEs nh sAILOEs wounded
ruprured, or injured il the late war, however
slightly, can obtain pension by addressing Gil
MORE 4 co. -
Gases prosecuted by GILMORE 4 co Aeiorc
The supreme Court OF the United stat he Court
Of Claims and the Southern Claims Lommls sIon.
Each department OF our business Is conduc.ed
in a separate bureau under the large OF the same
experienced parties employed by the old hrm.
Prompt attention to all business entrusted 70
GILMORE co. is thus secured We desire u
win success by deserving IT,
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WASHINGTON. ID. {.
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socklsnd Republicans Awake.
RookLAND, Me. August l

tANhLANs- Me- August l.
rrpuhlie-ns bad an enthusiastic
.aa- ibis evening, unfurling two
Have, and Wheeler flags =, differ
d. 'u tie presence Of a large crowd
..t.. were made by Gen. Davis Till
sd p. y. Mortland ESQ. Rockets
charged and colored fires burned
.b. Band performed national airs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-03

On the l4th Of July the sabbath
school Of this place enjoyed picnic at
Bfaydon'. Grove. An abundance OF nice
refreshments had been provided. and after
all had pauaken the remaining honIs
were delightfully."- pas sed in listening 10
appropriate remarks by Rev, Mr.. lewev,
singing by the children, Rotations, and
the playing of games. Old aud young
concur in the opinion that it was Il happy
time. and hope il will be repeated next
year