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Bepson's Cnpcinc Porous Flnsicrs--IIcnr wliu
the People say

the People say!
"The best, cheapest, safest AID surest remedy Of
fered an intelligent people" IAN article or great
merit which viii In short time be found In every
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relieve" When suffering try them and you viii not
be disappointed. Price % cents. -
MAY 10 7G'-ly SEABURY & JOHNSON,
Pharmaceutical Chemists, MY.
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On Monday last, Judge Krckbau andher.
itf Hoffman were duly qualified, and etered
upon their respective terms of office. Mdlecai
Millard has been appointed Deputy Sherh.
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Happiness and prosperity depend to very
great exte upon good health. All tn suf-
fering from iIoarseness Colds or Cough, hould
trT DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. 1t cures.
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II YOU want to be strong, h-althv and Yisorou',
take f. Z. Kunkcl5 Bitter Wine OF iron, 10 language
can convey an adequate idea OF the immediate ana
almost miraculous change produced by taking L. r.
Kuukes Bitter Wine Of Iron in the diseased, delll-
tated and shattered nervous system. Whether bro
ken down by excess, weak By nature, or impaired BY
sickness, the relaxed and unstrung organization is
restored to perfect health ana ylgOr sold only In Il
bottles. sold 10y all druggists aud dealers,
NERVOUS DEBILITY. NERVOUS DEBILITY
Debility depressed, irritable state OF mind a
weak, nervous, exhausted feeling, no energy or ami
nation, confused head weak memory, the consc-
uuences OF tXcesscs, mental oYerWurk, This nCNou
debility nnds sovereign cure In +. L. kunkels BIT
ter Wine OF iron. 1t tones the system, dispels the
mental gloom and dependency, ana reJuvenates the
entire system sold only IN 81 bottles. Get the gen
uine. Take only e. +. Kunkes, II has yellow wrap
per around It, his photograph on outside. sold by
your druggist. l.. F.~Runkel, proprietor, No. 259
North Ninth street, Philadelphia. Send for circular
or advice fTee Try my great remedy, Get 1t Of
your druggist six bottles for s.. II cannot fail II
| Is guaranteed to do as Is recommended
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A lot Of so lbs. Bnakwheat and Wheaand
% lb.. wheat flour sacks will be sold chep at
this Office to close out the sack trade
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Buy your Boots and Shoes at McKinney's
for he still "holds tn fort and sells Goods
at "hard pam prices.
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NOTICE

lhls Is to give notice that have purchased from
Dahlel 'unse tue iJ!OWHg property VIZ: one COW,
one breeding SOW ~ slOa,s, u chickens. hay and
straw In stable, winnowlng mill cutting box, 1
grain cradle, rlNes ami forks wood stove, table,
chairs ana CupDOurd and ~ acres Of hnI. A II OF
which have loaned 70 said Dlgiol lI0n5e during my
pleasure Al ptrsUnssare forbidd to nterivre with
said property. LYDIA UONSE.
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Our carrier returns thanks to his friends !
palIunizyd him on New Years Day.
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WORMS! WORMS! WORMS!

l.. f. Kunkels Worm Syrup never fails TO remove
all kinds OF worms. Seat, Pin and stomach Worms
are readily removed by Kunkel's Worm syrup. Dr,
Kunke Is the only successful Physician IN the eOun-
try for the removal OF tape worms. lie reIaoyes
them In 10 hours, with head and all complete
alive, and no fee until head Is passed. Colnmon
sense teaches II tape worm can be removed, al
other worms can be readily destroyed. ASK your
druggist for bottle Of Kunkels Worm syrup. Price
81 per bottle Il never fails. II he has Il not have
him get It, or send 10 proprietor, +. f. Kun. -
North Ninth street, Phladelph' B. Advice
free, or by mai
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A UDITOE'S NOTICE

"A ESTATE OF WILLIAM RAEDER, LATE or NADI-
son TlwSslup. DECEASED.
The undersigned Auditor 10 make distribution Of
the fund IN - hands VI The Admins traitor OF tGr es-
duties OF Ills uHru,Ltm NJ, at hIs Ouiae in Blooms
burg, on saturday, an, 18Th, l-7I, ~ 10 O'clock 4.
M, when and where an lgrs .s having claims
against Tie sad estate. are required GO present the
same before the Auditor or hc GeULTed lryuI COM
ing in Tor snare UI stlI Iuud.
f. =. DIILMEYER,
| ffDec, 1j-,W Auditor
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Ayers American Almanac is now ready for
delivery by the druggists, and we are free to
say that we have read this welcome visitor with
satisfaction and profit. 1t contains an aston
ishing amount OF information which is useful
to everybody, and shows how to treat nearly all
the diseases from which people suffer. 1t in-
varably recommends the best remedies to be
employed, irrespective cf Ayers Family Medi-
cines, and furnishes, indeed, the best medical
advice by which great majority of ailments
can be treated sufesssfrns TIE anscdoles,
witicsms and iotes ~, liop
that coRes under our n * is a
refresh nu,.,u.,..l every
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Highest cash prices paid for Musk Rat
Mink, Black Skunk, Otter, Racoon, &C., AT
d. Lowenberg's.
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Sheet Music, Music Books, and Musical
instruments generally in endless variety at
Thomas's Music Store, Danville. Dec. l-3ni
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A really fine Dress Shirt, try the Eclipse
Shirt, a perfect fl, elegance and economy
combined can only be bought at ID. Lowen
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Castors, Pitchers, &c, suitable for Holiday
presents at NJ. NJ. Russe's.
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COAL
COAL

COAL. COAL
Old Established Coal Yard.
c. w. NEAL d BRO, Wholesale & Retail
Dealers in all sizes of the best qualities OF
Red and White Ash Coal, at the very lowest
market rates. Have constantly on and large
stocks OF
Domestic,
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Six good secondhand Pianos for sale ut
G. Thomas's Music Store, Danviile, ranging
ia price from Sl2j to $3.50. Dec. Ism
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Gents fancy Slippers just received at E.
VI. knorr's.
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NOTICE
All persons knowing themselves Indebted 10 the
unders. gn7d on BOOK account, note or jWgmeut are
hereby notified to settle the same Without delay and
thereby save costs.
L. MENDENlIALL
Bloomsburg, Dec l2, 1876.
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n OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE Al
JENTEN'L EXHIBITION

IL sells faster than any other book. one agent
sold "a copies IN one da' This is the only authentic
aud complete history published. Send for our extra
terms TO agents. NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.,
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NOTICE

NOTICE
Having purchased at Constablo8 sale December
Jr. have loaned the same to the said Kelchner
during my pleasure ana all persons are forbidden
70 interfere with the said property: I cow, shOats
~ tons hay, hand cart iron kettle, cook stove
tables, cupboard, l3 chairs lot Of carpet bureau
bpd,l barrel Cider clock, tubs, meat stand and
= ton coal.
D. II. MONTGOMERY.
Dec. 90, &c 3w.s
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Tobacco and Confectionery, wholesale and
retail at NJ. NJ. Russels
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THURSDAY,

institute opened at $50 a. m. Prayer by E.
NJ. Tewksbury Of Catawissa. Ias,rnmantul mu-
sic by Prof Hoffman.
Prof. DeGralf resumed the subject Of Prma-
ry Geography, with mNp-drawing, showing the
Physical Geography of North America, its ele-
vations and depressons and general couigura-
tion, and showing how in a short time the map.
drawing system of Geography may be learned
and succt ssiulIy taught,
DIR, Griswold made some appropriate remarks
upon the subject, spoke favorably of the Apgar
system of Geography.
Supt. Snyder exhored teachers to more siren
nous riorts in their teaching Geography, stating
that the study was rapidly gaining favor in this
COUNT. Music by Prof Hoffman and recess.
Afler recess Supt. Campbell of Luzerne coun,
| ty read an essay on "Wasie Force" connecting
"Armes Boy" Herewith, making very instruct
ing and humorous subject,
Supt Sny der announced the names of tho
present entitled to become members of Commit
tee on Permanent Certificates by virtue of beinl
graduates Of the Normal School, with instruc
tions to vote for five as the Committee.
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IN OnO subscribers for 1877. Everybody is
DtOUU getting POTTERS AMERICAN
MONTHLY, richly Illustrated ably edited Family
Magazine at only 50 year. specimens 25 CENTS
Great terms to clubs.
JOHN E. POTTER & CO., Pubs, Phila.
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Business Notices
DOE RENT

EOB RENT.
douse on East street lately occupied by John non-
man, for one year from April list. Immediate pos
session given. Terms reasonable. Apply TO
Jan. 3, I1-2w c, b. BRoCKwAY.
Highest cash prices paid for Musk Rat,
Mink, Black Skunk, Otter, Racoon, &C., at
d, Lowenberg's.
Castors, Pitchers, &c, suitable for Holiday
presents at NJ. NJ. Russes.
Gents fancy Slippers just received at E.
VI. Knorr's.
- .---
Rubber Boots at McKinney's,
For good cheap suit of Clothes go to
d. Lowenberg's.
Mason & Hamln, Geo. Woods, and the
Celebrated Standard Organs at Thomas's
Music Store, Danville. Dec. l-3m
Ladies and Ch.ldren's Slippers at Z. NJ.
Knorr's.
Gents fancy Slippers at hacKinney's.
HOLIDAY ,GooDs, Lamps, Chrystal We'd
ding Sets, fine assortment of China and
Glass Ware at NJ. NJ. Russe's.
Buy your Clothing at d. Lowenberg's.
Chickering, Steinway, Mathushek & Haines
Bros, Pianos, at Thomas's Music Store,
DanviIle. Dec. 1-3m
Tubular Lanterns at NJ. NJ. Russels.
Overcoats, Overcoats, Overcoats.
For Men, for Boys, for Children.
Latest styles, lowest prices at d.
| Lowenberg's.
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q raDAR WATTS AND TANKS.--fpr brew
Jprs. dyors, chemists, manufacturers and private
dwellings,. Glu j. HuEkHAFf q CO.,
june 9tsW. BEttunWooG ST., below Broad.
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o r H ANS COURT SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE. g

By virtue of an order OF the Orphans Court Of c.
lumeln County the undersigned administrators q
jacob barter late OF Miflln township Columbia Co
deceased, viii expo-e to public sale on the pren,BO
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THURSDAY AFTERLooN.

Music by Prof Hoffman. supt Snyder ap
pointed as telers on the vote, Matte Doak,
Francis Herring and A. NJ. Dewitt,
The vote resulted in the election of Mr. and
Mrs Schoonoyer, w. S, Smith, J, Aikman and
Jos Garrison.
CommiIle on Resolutions the three next
higher, ylz' Amelia Armstrong, Matte Edgar
and 7. b. Miller
The CommiAee on Permanent Certificates
Ssed. ,hoonoyer of Bloomsbprg as
al, Aikman of Light shset as
Conducted an exercise on "Oral
ed a written exercise-thought
ihiE aee to be poor speller,
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Rubber Boots at McKinney's.
For good cheap suit of Clothes go to
d. Lowenberg's.
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Chckering, Stenway, Mathushek & Haines
Bros, Pianos, at Thomass Music Store,
Danville. Dec. l-3m
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Ladies' Rubbers at McKinney's.
BOYS Kip Boots for 81 90 at Z, NJ.
Knorrs.
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-09-08

where you dilute the minerals with .our mash
and take the water by proxy.
That small-bOy iend is around again with hi,
hair CREASED and each particular papillamcnt on
end with the condensed lightning OF precocbus
smartncss. The boys had use for him to cary 8
note the other day At the bottom of their n)te,
as part compensation for the boy they wroe-
"please kiss the boy" But the boy was looking
for "scllsn-that's his business, now that school
is ut,"--and though they read the note to lin
(minus his partD lie took occasion 10 investigate
for himself on the road down, and when be ddiy.
cred his charge 1t rrati-"please dress in Iurc
white and be ready at t. No answer necessaT!n'
Result Two ladies surprised; two guests inho'
water waiting for answers; boy practicing y y
| circus in the back yard.
It's all d mistake. Where the barber shNc;
the editor OF the patent Democrat, Of La Sale hC
does moi say: young man, You mustether ak,
down that shirt collar or wait for q shave I'll
can borrow a step-ladder" brains Go@r'
wear any collar,
"Sayc your money boys, and put II in the b:nk
Some Of the banks are running again on tie sy,
is the way they have said il in Chicago this wtcE
| The next issue Of the La Sale patent Dl1N0Td
Twin contain this "personal:n Spencer pres
dent of the lmstrd State Sayinrs Rank. was form
crly of Ottawa"
How cruel and heartless sound the cheers an
shouts of a crowd at q toTse-race when a man
money is on "the ftYd,"
Wasn't it splendid" be asked, as they cam
away from the Couthoui readings the other night
"Ycs, indeed" said she, 81 could have eaten al
other dish. But, Gawge how can you like yani
la better than chocolate" They had been at a
ice creamery before listening to the readings.
| When fellow walking around the square drink
ing success to the Red Ribbonitcs gets tired i
Ottawa he goes to the middle OF the street to fa
down.
The Lilliputian post meridian pub, after
weeks solid work, pcrpetrates the following;
The Republican aud FREE TRADER have hotl
begun to open their eyes on the Free Bridg
Question" They are driven to it as usual by pub
lie opinion. Like the tail OF Kite, they are a
ways in the rear
Why dash it, man, the FREE TRADER starte
the free bridge agitation before you were hear
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-09-08

Estate Of Peter Sweeney, deceased. Claim
Hupp Bros for s10.76 dismissed at conplalnar,
cost for want OF prosecution,
Estate Of Martin T. Bernard, deceased. Clan
of Caroline B. Crovisier for $500 Judgment $
claimant for costs Of suit. Claim of David E
Bernard. Trial by court and judgment for sS
80 and costs rendered against claimant Clan
of Susan Bernard for :l99.62 allowed Appraie
mcnt bill, inventory, and widows relinqiishmot
and selection approved.
Estate of Peter Hess, deceased. Final rcpc'
approved and administrator discharged.
In the matter Of the petition Of John Kcrns b
the appointment of a conseryator for Peter KerH
Trial by jury and Duncan McDougall appointd
as such conscryator. Bond 81, 800,
Estate OF Richard T. Waterman, deceasd
VIII admitted 20 probate and letters testament,
ry issued to Cyrus Carver. Bond, $4,000 ".
tice 70 creditors 70 October term
Estate Of Alien Mcdonnell, deceased. Rcprt
Of accounts presented and approved.
In the matter OF The guardianship of FAME
Richardson, ct al. Guardians report Of accouts
presented and approved.
Estate of Got:lieb Hacberlo, deceased. Le:2ra
Of administration issued to Geo. Ruttman. Bod,
$4,000. Notice to creditors to the October tenn.
In tie matter Of the guardianship OF HenryE.
johnson. James S. johnson appointed gurd-
ian. Bond 5000. Guardians inventory apprCed
and recorded.
Estate of Samuel Grove, deceased. Order for
notice Of final scttlcmen. to the October term
In the matter Of the guardianship Of Christina
McEiussy, aoe NcQUown. Guardians fnG! reort
approved
In the matter Of The guardianship of Susan sus-
ter, me- McQuowu Guardians final report 4p-
proved
Guardianship Of Susan Custer, nee McQuon.
Final report approved and guardian DISCHARGED.
Estate Of Dugal McVean, deceased. LetteB Of
issued to John d. McVean. Bad,
$1,000. Notice to creditors to October term.
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-09-08

4 bank was robbed ut Windsor, VT, on the very
night that Hayes stopped in that town. Il was II
very unpleasant affair but it is cheering to notice
that the New York Sun is disposed to let the pres
idcnt down as easily as may be under the some
what suspicious circumstanccs.-Ch Chjca9o Times.
While the traditional costume of Il Georgia cav
alicr is shirt collar and pair Of spurs, the
Natchcz Uca'Ocy@ AYERS that the ladies are none
behind, as - No Georgia young woman Of any
pretensions thinks Of wearing anything nowadays
but blue stockings and sandals"
An agricultural exchange propounda the CON
undrum-" How to tell good cggsm 4 quick
way is to sit down on them, Another way is to
throw them against the barn door and have your
mother-in.law smell. Shc'n let you hnow-you
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-09-08
THE OHIO CAMPAIGN


The political campaign of 1871 in OHIO was
opened 1t Columbus on the 23d inst. by Il
monster mass meeting, addressed by the Hons.
Geo. II. Pendleton and Thos. Ewing. OF
course the great issue in the present, as il was
in the state campaign two years ago, is the
| financial question; but with the important
change that while in the former campaign the
democrats virtually endorsed Peter Cooperism
| in their plaliorm-that is, a wild, bottOmle~s,
cheap paper money scheme, they now stGnG un
the firmer ground of a currency Of paper, sil.
yer and gold, all of equal value, and especially
scheme of resumption in 1879. With this pre-.
| liminary explanation, the reader we hope will
be able TO appreciated the point Of the following
extracts which We clip from speech OF the
Hon. Thos. Ewing AZ the Columbus mass
meeting referred 10. The speech in full would
fill halfa dozen OF our columns, and our regret
is thai we have room for only - small nor
tion of it:
| The present unhappy condition 81 oar IN
dustrial CLASSES is precisely that which newt
lably follows sudden and large ,1nugcti0n> oi
the currency. The symptoms all point 10 that
cause rs distinctly rs the extreme depression,
vomiting and burning pain in pati,rt points
| to the dose oi arsenic in his stomach And !
will show that "a" fatal druuglt OF assumption
has caused contraction, enough % account for
lall the woes We suffer. and involves % fur
ther contraction ,grg" enough 10 r'grly kill
Cur industries
! When ;hc resumption law passed we hal
about $iG6OOOOo1 nt paper currency. which
added To our coin ljhough thar was not in cir
culatinnl gave u, per capita Slj3s. excluding
bank reserves France has So OF actual cir.
culaiion, exclusive oi such reserves: England
S24 ~, and Germany S26sO before dcmoneti-
Zalion OF her silver. and >2362 after thai d,-
monc;izaiion. Ii ! prcpOS;eroUS io say that
our circulation was excessive in view ~; the
condition Of those conservative raiions. over
whose petty areas. covered hy nets nf rail
ways and iciegrmH>, exchanges are eilccto!
with ten times greater average >yc,l lhan over
our widely extended nd largely gnlcyelope,l
domain. Our currency Wg> certainly not bc-
yond the existing wants oi trade President
Grant, with the sanction of his Cabinet. in his
message ~ December, 1913. represented IL ~
insufficient, and both houses of q Republican
Congress, General Garfield lcadng of in the
House. passed hill 10 inrresso ii. which