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II Has Stood the Test.

If you doubt the wonderful success Of Shiloh 5
Consumption Cure. give it trial then If you
are not perfectly satisfied, return the bottle and
We viii refund the pr ce paid. 1t has establish
ed the fact that Consumption can be cured
while for coughs, asthma, hoarseness, whoop.
ing ugh. and all lung or throat troubles there
and il seldom fails 10 cents, 30 cents and : |
porbottle If yonr lungs are sore, or chest OF
bacl, lame. use shilohs Porous Plaster price
2 cents. Sold by c. y. Klein and y, j. Hen
lcr-A &C.
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pr. Shilnh's SYstcm Nitalizer.

We are authorized to Guarantee this rem
edy for ttc cure OF Dyspepsia, Inactive Liv-
er, Sour Stomach, Constipation. Loss Of Ap.
petite. Coming un Of rood, Yellow Skin.
and General Lnrgu1r aud Debility. You
must acknowledge that this would he ruin
on, unless We had positive evidence that it
will cure. You who are suffering from
these complaint. these words are addressed
and will vou continue 10 suffer when you
can he cured on such terms? 1t il for you
to determine Smpr hottie 10 conts; reg.
Mar size 7j cents Sid by G. A. Klein and
Y j II nl-r-n-ti.
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All persons are hereby notified that they are
required to remove all ash heaps and rubbish
of any kind about their premises in tbs street
or alleys of the Town, az soon a. the weathe
permits. If this is not complied with 1t vii
be done by the Street Commissioner at tbei
expense. ID. LowENBERa.
President of the Town Council.
March % 3w.
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"Judge Field, of the United States Supreme
C1srt, decided not long since that legal notices
required b law to be printed in certain locali-
ties, could not be published in paper having
patent outside. The law required that notice
of surveys should he printed in the paper near
est the land and notice was published in
paper, one side of which was printed in San
Francisco, when the land was near Santa Bar
bara, which the Judge held did not satisfy the
law. He SAID paper was published from the
office at which i, was first printed for circuls
tion, no matter where it was sent alterward I'
be distributed d"-Erchange.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-04-06

A postmaster somewhere has returned to VA
two CoLrxprASs addressed to "rhomas Jones'"
and informs us that "Jores has gone west"
fore he went west. Un,il the postmaster lets
us know st which post Office Jones got his pa.
per, we shall continue to send II and one Of
these days when we find out we'll settle the
matter with the postmaster.
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SPECIAL ANNoU NCEMENT.

The scene presented during the late inau.
guration was IN animated one. The style
Of dress worn by the members OF both Hous.
es consisted at every conceivable style oi
Fashion sud it WAS not necessary to look
through blue glass to see the best fitting suit
d. Loweuherg having just returned from
New York is now prepared to supply the
Public with the latest no,elties in Gents
Wear. His Goods are Frst-class, while his
garments are made up in City Style and can
not be excell,d. Call and see the lates
tyles and select your Spring Suits at
Ia n ~ &, Y u L. pC,C
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-04-06

On Monday at Pott-ville Neil Doughertv
and John Campbell, for completely in the
Langdon murder at Audenreid in 1862, were
sentenced to solitary confinement in the peni.
Tertiary for five and nine years respectively.
James Laughlin, James Lehman and Michael
Colgan, for participation in the Boskill mur.
der at Locustdale, were cached sentenced to six
years solitary confinement.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-04-06

Have YOU tried Kirby's WildCherry Cough
Balsam? A cery palateahe compound for
the various affections otthe throat and lungs
II has been used with success, in seven cases
of asthma giving instant reliet and in many
c,,,rs cllrcring permanent cure. Price 80
cents per bottle and positively warranted to
give entire satisfaction or money refunded
Kirby's Magic Relief for the instant cure
of severe and acute pains.
Kirby's Tasteless Worm Lozenges, pleas
ant, safe aud etfectual
Kirby's Horse and Cattle Powders are the
best powders for stock, manufactured. Try
them and be convinced.
Kirby's Camphor Ice for sunburns, sore
lips and chapped hands.
Gill's Bilious and Liver Pills are recon-
mended by the first Physicians.
The above preparations are for sale by all
Druggists and dealers in medicine.
MoYER BROTHERS,
July 81, '76,-ly Wholesale Agents
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What is "mooch," any way?

If You have any notion ofg ring to the Back
Hills to dig gold and make a fortune, read the
papers and if that does not cause yon to change
y ,ur mind, provide yourself with wig and
cotfin. If You survive scalping the wig will be
useful, but the probabilities that you will
neel the coffin.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-04-06

1t is with the most sincere peasure-mnsled
with graft. .ude-that we note the improvement
made and to be made in the post.otiice in this
town. The partitions and stairway which for
merry existed and rendered the room small and
uncomfortable have been removed Il new and
onvenient arrangement OF boxes has been
made with various windows for delivery and
for postal orders The waiting room is amply
large for the accommodation Of the public and
door on the alley next the Excha ange Ho
| tel opens into the distributing room and thus
obviates the necessity of dragging the mail bags
the entire length OF the post office. Large
panes of plate glass are to be placed in the
| front windows and double-swinging front doors
put in. When the Improvements are compile
tel Bloomsbury can boast of as tasty and cen
venent post office as can be found anywhere
in this part Of the state. MIR. Joshua Fetter
man, to whom the public are indebted for til,
changes in the room, is entitled to and will IN
donbtely receive the thanks of the entire com
munity. Mr.. Beckley is responsible for til,
| very convenient arrangement of letter hoye
than which nothing could be more satisfactory
We raise our hat in token of our grattule e--an,
likewise bows.
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On Monday last the Commissioners Of the
county met to render firal decision as To the
cay they accepted the plan offered bv Mr., G $.
Wetzell oi Dapvillp. Elsewhere viii BE- f,nnd
the notice Of the Commissioners concerning
bids for the erection of the building.
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EN-. Willard, Esq, Register in Bankruptcy,
held court at the Exchange Hotel on Wednes-
day, the 4th inst, in the cases of Nehemiah
Reece and John s. Sterner. Samuel Knorr and
C. G. Barkley, E-q4 were elected assignees of
r ece, and Geo. f. Ewell, Esq, was elected
% sig ee Of Jshn S. Sterner
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RUNNING AFTER Your HAr.-There are
very few moments in mans existence when
he experiences 30 much luiicrou' distress or
meets with 40 little charitable commiseration
as when he is in pursuit Of his own hat A
vast deal Of coolness and peculiar degree OF
judgment are requisite in catching a hat A
man must not be preciptate or he runs over IT
he must not rush into the opposite extreme, or
he loses il altogether The best way il to keep
gently up with the object of pursuit, to Ne wary
md cautious, to watch your opportunity we'll
get gradually before it. then make rapid dive
seize Il by the crown, and stick il firmly on
your hssd, smiling pleasantly all the time, a'
II you thought il as good q joke as any body
telss
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-04-06

The borough auditors Of Chester Springs,
Cambria county, have got themselves into q
peck Of trouble, through their failure to COM
ply with the law requiring them to publish the
annual statement of the receipts and expendi-
lures of that district which has induced some
Of the tax payers to enter suit against them,
and the chances are that the fine which attach
es 10 neglect ofths nature will be imposed.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-04-06

Lock Haven ia a sufferer by fire to the tune
Of $4,000 Three business houses were burn
ed and one crushed by the falling walls Two
rowly escaped death. There was about $685.
600 insurance on the property. One of the
losers by the fire, we are sorry to see, was
George Eilert, formerly an employee in the Co
LuMBfAN office. His fine Gordon press and
stock were destroyed and unfortunately he had
| no insurance,
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THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT BIOOMsyURG CoLUMBTX G

Horse radish is said 70 be q good remedy
for neuralgia. Crate and mix 1t In vinegar,
the same as for table u'e and apply to The tenn.
pile when the face or head Is affected or the
wrist when the pain |. IN the arm or shoulder.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-04-06

The Berwick Independent looks for better
time. from the resumption Of work on every
hand in that place. The Jackson & Wood n
Manufacturing Company'1 car works and the
rolling mill are again in full blast, AMI have
contracts on hand for several hundred cars.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-04-06

On Tuesday night the members of the Lu-
Sleran Church held meeting and appointed
a Belief Committee consisting of John Wolf,
Chairman,C. Bittenbender, II Kesty, Jacob BIZ
dleman, Mrs. o. A. Jacoby, Mrs. j. Fetter-
man, Mrs. Frymire and Mrs,W. SMoyer. Any
clothing or contributions of any kind may be
left n, J Fetterman's.
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CCIRE FACIAs TO cAARox REAL ~

COLUMBIA coryTY, s..
The commonwesth os PcnnsyisaniA. to ths 0ss3
OF said County, greeting
whereas, Louisa intermsrried viii A. .. DOAasA
Angeline intermsrrted with L X. DDdlAe, AeeSo
Knorr, Elisha Knorr. Regina KnorT, Joseph kAe9,
Mary Hnorr By her guardian George ZimfnesnAa
heretofore to-wit, the jith day Of septenbss -
D. 1875, In our county Court Of Common Pieas, eseo
our Judges at Bloomsbury, recovered fudGu0e
against II. C. Preas ndministrstos Of al and Mngo-
lar the goods, chattels rights and credts whio
were OF John freas, late Of your county. dceessa1.
for certain debt or sum of six hundred and io<tS-
sig dollars and seven cents, also ten dollsst -
fifteen cents which 10 the said Louisa DidiAs a. -
were adjudged for his coets aud charges vhicb -
sustained by occasion OF the dotcntton Of that dnb4
And whereas the said John Freas died seized n ~
estate in the said county OF Columbia. which -
scended and came to the said II. C. Press, wuNaD
l.. Freas George IT. Fress Hiram Il. Prcae, Joha 4,
Freas, Horace Freas, Isaiah B. Fress, saiise -
intcrmarried with J. W. Bck, and Nancy intermss-
ried with amln Hicks, tho heirs OF the said Johp
Freas, deceased.
And whereas tho said Louisa Didinc Of sl. haze
given US TO understand that the said judgrasnt -
mains wholly unpaid and unsatsned, and hes -
sought us to provide for them a proper remedy
And being willing that what IA Just In this eshaN
should be done, do according TO the form OF ths Ann
OF Assembly In such case made and provided, eeD-
mand you that you make known 10 the said =. q
Freas, William L. Freas, George II. Freas, HSsa
Freas A. Freas, Horace Freas, Isaiah B. FrsaA
Sallie Ann intermarried with J. W. Eek, and NanW
lntermarriea with Benjamin Hicks, that they - -
tore our Judges at Bloomsbury at our county Coase
Of Common Pleas there to be held the nrst MOO
day of February next to show cause II anythanG
they have TO know or say, why the said judeneaQD
recovered against the said H. c. Freas, administs0-
tor &C. Of the said John Freas, deceased, shan nss
be levied and paid out OF the said estate q wtasa
the said John Freas died seised a. Aforesaid AA1
| have you there thu n this writ
| witness the Honorable W liam Eiwsu Prsa1sos
Judge OF our said Court, at Bloomseufg the -
| teenth day OF December A. d. 1875.
B. FRANK ZARR, ProtAy.
| N. W. kusS Deputy.
| March
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We are indebted to George A. Clark for a
neatly printed pamphlet, containing the srgu.
mcnt ol Hon +. W. tiughes in the caae Of the
Com. vsHester, ,Tnly aud McIlngh 1t occupies
ia pages aud il sold for the moderate sum oi
35 cents pet copy, at Cark's book store.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-04-06

Luther Rabb, graduate of the Philadelphia
Dental College, and son of our townsman Will
liam Rabb, kas opened an Office on Main street
in the room formerly occupied by William
Kramer and offers his services to the public,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-04-06

l. L. Tate, proprietor Of the Wiliamsport
Sun, on account of failing health, offers his
journal Tor sale. Ifanybody wishes to buy, the
Col says that he "ust keep the paper "what It
always has been consistent and uncompro.
missing democratic Journal"
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FELL DEAD.-Capt Gregory, formerly Of
Danvile, fell dead in the streets Of Philadel.
rhia few days ago. lie was = well known
bridg" builder and had the contract last year
for lighting the centennial grounds with gas.
| Sanbury Dem.
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proceedings next week.
EPIgRAM.

"rhe sun may shine and Easter chimes may ring,
To me-" said Chloe, mo delights they bring:
Where Della sails along In faint sea-green
= he opening spring In every tint Is seen;
But how can I tn, coming seas IN bless,
or join the crowds that to the ser ice press,
Ms Prayer 10 does hot match my new sprin
dressw
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F. A. BEAMIsH is said that Frank A,
Beamish is in Scranton, and has been there fo'
some time past. Rumor has it to-day upon the
streets that he is about to give himself up to
the proper anthOrities.
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1t ia rumored that, il suitable lot can be sc.
cured elsewhere, the new county prison will
not be erected on the lot on which the present
bliding stands. There has been no definite
arrangement made as yet however.
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poet asks, "M hat is so rare a. day in
June?' Why, day in April to be sure,
which il raw
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RoY LOST On SATURDAY afternoon March
8 l. 1877. Horace Mann, son Of Nr D,vi'
Mann, Of Shamokin. left his home since which
time his parents have heard nothing Of him.
He wa. IL years of age last October is strong
and healthy, of light complexion, black hair,
blue eyes and has scar on one of his ears, md
a bood-red mark on one Of his legs bcloY the
knee. He was bright Intelligent bow and
could read and write welt. When he left HON,
he wore 4onch hat gray tweed coat, s'ripcc
calico shirt, two pnir- pantnloon-, ,one of whic'
wa4 striped, and the other same color ~ hii
coat a long pir "f blue otn Nuckines an'
kin boots His father who has beci auxnu-i'
searching for him, tratei hin ~ far a. san
bury, where he went in the cars the day h. wl
missed from home. Anybody knowing any
thing concerning the boy should im nedatei
| address David Mann, Shamokin, Pa.
Exchanges p ease copy.
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March 0 -Gw'
1 UDITOR.S NOTICE.

IN tn matt r N the account OF John Me mail EX-
ecu. " 90 .!aHHu Htirl deceased.
The uni r>ignpd audit Jr appointed by the Court
10 distribute tue haauce lu tie hands Of the ENrcu-
tors Of said deceased - aud among the persons
Cnttl tU The same viii attend TO the duties NJ his
appJn inent at the office Of NJ Il. Jackson & Son In
Berwick, on saturday, April {. 1871, at 10 clock a.
IN. when and where all persons are hereby notified
TO nuke known tlylr claim before tho Auditor or be
doDaried from coming IN on said fund
f. Z. BlLLMEYFR.
March 23.-4w. Auditor.
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A weather prophet has Just turned mp who
says we are to have two snow stoims in April
He ought to be caught and compelled to wear
a linen duster until next Christmas.
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The a,signee's sale of the real estate Of A.
Miller in Berwick WAS adjourned until Tuesday
April l7.h at Williams Hotel, when the pro-
perry yet undi.pe sed OF will be sold.
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On Tuesday afternoon Charles Hill caugh, n
shad weighing three pounds ard half the
first of the season, and three mooch, in a MT,
in the Delaware river opposite Lamberton.-
E1.
What il n Umnnchn any MaY2
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Daniel Kelly, now u sojourncr at Blooms
b lrg has presented ns with fine picture frame
male from cigar boxes. We thank him aud
give him credit for industry.
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

An election for officers of Catawssf
Bridge Company will be held at the hous,
ot J. b, K-tler on May 7th, 1877 from one
to six O'Clock p. m.
GEO. 5. GILBERT,
April 6, '77-lm Secretary.
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Caldwrl's last -four proves to he the best
ever brought to town,so Mr.. Jacobs says aud
h" should know. Those wiShir bread ~
Dr. IloWer's Dental Rooms.
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Mr.. A. X Paxton left town on Wednesday
morning, to enter upon his new military career.
lie goes first to Cplumb -, Ohio.
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April 6, '77-lm

The place to get ynur groceries, queens
ware and fish is at Kreamer's in Shive'>
block He has fine assortment and will
exchange for country produce Bring in
your smoked meat and get some nice fish.
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FOR SALE. A new Truck Wagon. In
quirc of John w. Gibbs, Iron street, Blooms
bnrn
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Safe, reliable, harmless AMI cheap, i. DR..
Bulr- Cough Syrup. Price only % cents.
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Harman & Hassert are selling Plows and
plow repairs at panic prices, Don't fail tc
live them call. Mach 30-4w
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z F. KUNKELs BITTER WINE OF IRON.


This truly valuable tonic has been 70 tAorossAy
tested by all classes OF the community that 10 n ssg
deemed Indispensable as q tonic modicine. u ola0
but little, purines the blood and gives tone - ~
stomach, repovateB the system and prolons1 me-.
Everybody should have IT. For the cure os ssAa
stomachs, general debility, Indigestion, dassaAs a
the stomach, and for all cases requiring Q tsaA.
This wine includes the most agreeable and eruneat
salt or iron We possess-citrats OF magnetic ox5aA
combined with the most energetic OF vegetable te<s
lcs-yeow Peruvian bark.
Do you want something TO strengtken yoHs
Do you want good appetiteT
Do you want 10 get rid OF neryoasnessg
Do you want energyT
DO you want TO sleep wens
Do you want 10 build up your Constitution;
DO you want 10 feel weLr
Do you wan brisk and vigorous feetinga >
II you do try Runkel's Bitter Wine oS Iron
| only ask trial OF this valuable tonic
Beware OF counterfeits, as Kunkels Bitter Nl1s v
Iron is the only sure andl erectuSl remedJ u 80
known world for the permanent cure OF dyspspsss
ana debility, and as there are number Of irata,ox
offered 10 the public would caution the eeNnunI
" 20 purchase none but the genuine article nsAu.
| tactured by Z. y. kunkel ard having his stamp a.
the cork OF every bottle. rne very tsct that cIns
are attempting 20 initiate this valuaple repeav
proves its worth and speaks volumes In lie tsvy,
sold only In 81 bottles or six bottles for Is. Try %.
} valuable medicine and be convinced Of ~ s.e4+s.
, Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
TArE WORN REMOVED ALIVE
, Head and all complete In two hours No tS ,sr
head passes Seat pin and stomach worms removes
by Dr. Kunkel, e5s North Ninth street. Philaaepa,s
Pa. Send for circular with treatise on al s,aas q
worms, advice free. Ask your druggist for bosss
: OF kunkels Worm syrup, which Will do the WON
Price 81 II never fails 10 remove all kinda ts~u
children or grown persona Directions ki,hn
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Appleton "a" Muslin s! cents cash ant
0 cents in butter and eggs at |. W. Hart
mans
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DMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

n EsrArE OF ANDREW GGSGLEs DECD
Letters OF Administration, ,on the estate of Andrew
tInges late " Main twp, Columbia County decd.
have been granted by the Register O said county TO
the under !ued adWl Is ratOrs Of Columbia Co., Pa,
"a whom all persons indebted to said Estate re-
quested to make payment, and those having claims
agHnst the said estate VIII make them known to the
said administrator without delay.
Is. F. ZNitR, Bloc msburg.
W. r. SuUMAN. Main twp,
March %, ,7-6w.' Administrators.
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Mrs Milton Charles, Exchange Block, has
iu-t received a lot of delicious Milwaukee
and Cincinnati Beer to which she asks the
attention of lovers of a good article. The
best of ale and beer ALWAYS on hand.
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"D wn to Hard Pan" Boots and Shoes
Mckinueys.
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81 25 Foxed Caters at McKinney's.

FOR SALE OR RENT.-A house anc
lot situated on Mair street, Bloomsbury
Apply at d. Lowenberg's Store.
Mar l6-4w
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CON.
COAL

Ready made Clothing to suit Everybody
good and cheap at d. Lowenberg's.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE TO BUIL.. .ERs & CONTRAC.
IN TORS.
There viii be letting for the tudiDp Cf n brick
church ~ Main Township ol county "a at Fish
ers church Iuesdpy Aprll 10Th itif, ut two
O'Clock p IN; said church TO be fCry by sixty With
"a basement under.
NATHAN MILLER.
JOuN kElFEK.
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Verbatim Reporting.

expenses; i've dollars session, for taking The reDGgk
AMI ten cents folio, hundred words. 1ov NSt1
out into long, hand.
Where the matter reported In ono day eQuas =
exceeds nifty folos the nvedollar fee VIII b reafk
ed and the transcrfbing pnG-hand eharuol =
fifteen cents folio; but, al such casoa, u 49,
than nfty iolios are purchased, tbs ove donAn -
be charged.
Address.-s. N. Walker, A. H., CouztSeGDaD.
rapher, bloomsbury, Columbia county. PeAApNG
mia.
Fourth.
ONCE With z. E. Or,ts, Esq. Co,unbaaA- -SunD-
ing entrance opposite the east gate TO - oDGHk
mouse S,s ya q, nrst noor, nrst door % right.
Peb 10, lSI6-lY
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Dauchy & Cos. Advt'e.

III YOU will agree to distribute some OF our cir
FRAME, ana a is page GI column illustrated paper
FREE FOR 3 months inclose 10 cents to nay hostage
Agents wanted. IKE NDALL CO., Boston, Mass.
March 90. i1T-tW a
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/ brick house and lot on Centre stree
for sale Inquire of |. 5. Kuhn.
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Pretty Suits for Little Boys,
School Suits for Youths,
Neat Suits for Children,
Late in Style. low IN Price at
~ Lowenberg's.
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Handmade Shoes at McK:nneys.
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1000 yards of New Spring Calicoes to
come to /. w. Hartman's to-day, cents
per ylrd.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-04-06

II you want full line of Grey Dres
Goods go to |. w. Hartman's.