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ElRE INSURANCE.

CHRISTIAN F. KNAPP BLOOMSBURG, PA,
BRITISH AMERICA ASSURANCE COMPANY,
GERM AN FlRElNsURANCE COMPANY.
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY.
These OLD CORPORATIONS are well seasoned by age
and FIRE TESTED and have never yet had a loss set
tied by any court OF law Their assets are adj invest
ed ln SOLID sECuElrIEsand are liable to the hazard
OF FIRE only.
LOSSES PROMPTLY and HONESTLY adjusted and palC
as soon AS determined uy CHRISTIAN 4 kNAPP, spEC
Al AGENT AND ApJUsTER BLOoAsIURG, PA.
The people OF Columbia county should patropiz,
the agency where losses II any are settled and mai,
by one OF their own citizens,
PRoMPrNEss, EQUITY FAIR DEALING
Nov, 10, 80.
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The band made about $500 Of their
festival last week.
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~ hl'hNs 4Au X 49, looVs
Ems CoruMnAN
The festival held by the NJ T. Mite Society
)n Saturday oycning, was well attended and
proved to be success, net profits about for.
Iy dollars
Rev. savidge seems to he the boss bass catch
er in this section.
Mrs T.J. OH from Piushurg is visiting her
many friends here.
Mrs William Harris aud Miss Annie Kemp
from Hamburg, are the guests Of +. W. Pursell
and others.
Mrs William Benz ct while going to a neigh
bor' ON Sunday evening, fell and inflicted a
severe wound ON her foot. She is at present
confined to her bed
Rev. William Evans, =. T., viii preach in
the Valley church on next Sunday morning, it
being the quarterly meeting occasion.
Oar crtcrrrisirg and ob'irng post master,
Mr.. A. Il. Nanliew has tllcd in the POST
Office neat Get of letter boxes, thus doing away
with the supcrlluous roll call
Mr.. Daniel w. Harris. the late clerk of Van
lic~'s has stepped down and out. We under
stand he intends going to school. Dan will be
mi..ed, he ws- attentive and oh'igins Mr.
Mcdowell of light.t,eet is now filling the VA.
caucy.
The advertisement of the Amcri an Shcc Tip
Company, which appears in another column, is
of fine urrni,gl inDnrtourr tn ,pr,,tu. p.,I
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Hon. Lynn Bartholomew died suddenly at
Atlantic city on Sunday morning last
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Sinos' py,cntefy Compound when taken ac.
coriiug to directions. v,ll irs'aoran,ou~'y cure
Cramps. Srasms, Sour Stomach, Heartburn,
Diarrh~a, Dyscntery, Coiic, aud al other bowel
complaints aug elm
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Mar is paying 10 cents for eggs,
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4,000 pounds nice dIled raspberries, 1000
pounds nice drjrdriued cherries wanted TINS
fall by Sjlss Yong, Light HtroetJuY 2-om
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Call at McKiuney's ior Shoes,

Call at McKiuney's ior Shoes.
Mari is buying Lard
Hon. George n. Cor-on, Norrisown, says;
The Phoenix Pectcial is indispensable in my
family. II acts like 4 charm in curing
coughs aud colds with the Childron,and |
always Use it when addressing n jury. Price
% cents. c. A. Klein, Blooms burg. aprl6-ly
+. Buttcrck & Co.'S september Catalogues
and Patterns at Mars.
Lots Of good Timothy and Cloverscod for
sale 10y Sllas Young, Light street. ang2Olw
Admission free at McKinney's.
Another case Of Fine Ready Made Cloth
ing lust received at ID. lowcnhore's.
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pTBLLC NOTICE

RTbbers at McIiinney's.
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in advance. Get up clubs an send in yol
namis,
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John Wanamakcr
Philadelphia, Pa.
Chestnut, Thirteenth, Market ana Juniper.
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Roberts po9lny Powders arc guaranteed to
cnrr poultry ctall disease, if given lef3re III,
lowl' refuse to eat. Sure cure for cholera. We
have tried it and adyisc all 10 use il. aug 6lm
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.,op,y on Wednesday, September Is, 1850.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-05
NEWS OF TIE DAY.

Mslarisl fever has become epidemic st South
Amboy, N. j.
Senator ConkiiDg will make several speeches
this week 10 Indiana at the closing work of the
republican campaign.
There were fourteen deaths from yellow
fever spd eight from small pox in Havana,
Cubs. during the week ending last Friday.
The Shipping Convention for the discovery
of means to restore TO our vessels their proper
share of cesar c0mmeIc, meets in Boston to-
morrow.
At Tie town elections held yesterday 10 Con.
necticut large republican gains were made.
Out of 76 toRns heard from the republicans
carried 46 and tied tho democrats 10 six Others
A table prepared at the Bureau CT Statistics
shows the total number of immigrants who ar
rived at the several ports of tho Usited States
during the ten years eudiog 10 June last to be
2,Sl2.ln.
Joseph Morebouse. Of Eizabetbport, N, j.,
was bitten three weeks ago by Spiz dog. Ga
Friday last ho was taken with lock-jsw, and is
lying at the point OF death. with all the symp-
toms Of hydrophobia.
Rev. William Allen Hallock, for As years
secretary of tho Amelicln Tract Society, and
brother of the late Gen. Hallcck. Of tho New
York Journal Of Commerce, died at his resi-.
denoo 10 that city Ssturdy hight, 10 the S7Ih
year of hisaRe.
TIE State Fair, at Raleigh. N. G.. under the
auspices of the colored people, closed las! Fiji
day. The fsir was decided success IS an cx-
bibitiop, as we'll as 10 tho matter of attendance,
the white people encouraging their colored
fteuds by large daily ATTENDANCE.
The epiz,otic has brokea out 10 Philadelphia
whero ten per cent of the horses are already
affected. Advices from Poughkoepsio also 70.
port its prevalence there. and 10 st. John, b.,
it has assumed quite violent type, several
hors,s having died.
The Hon. George w. Jones, of Tennessee,
q strong State credit democrat. offers to b. ono
of two thousand to pay tho State debt, to re-
lieve the State of stain, to restore its credit,
preserve it's honor and bring abou! an era OF
progress thrift and prosperity. His SHIRE would
be about $4,000. assuming that tho creditors
would tske SO cents in cash.
A dispatch snuounoes that tho Tourist
party. with Judge Donohus. o! tho New York
Supreme Court. while returning to San Fran
CISCO from the Yosemite in Six horse COACH
we're csps;z.d near Miltop, Col. Father Tray:
nor had leg broken, and hls death followed
its amputatioD. Judge Douobue and his wife
ard Mr.. Walton sustained slight Injuries.
o. Tomorrow tho lrionnial convention Of
tae Protestant Episcopal Church of the United
States will meet 10 New York, ut the Church
of the Holy Trinity. Raw. B,ujamin B. Smith,
senior bishop. will preside, and the Rev. bishop
Kip, OF California, will preach the sermon.
The house OF deputies will number about 400
olerpymeu and aymen,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-05

And still another change has como over the
spirit of tho dreams of the erstwhls republican
journal. tho Southern Ioteigeneer of Ricb-
mond; for, whereas it has been advocating for
weeks past fusion of the republicans with the
Mshonites. it now. 10 CONSEQUENCE, Of the new
circular FROM the national republican committee
ordering an active campaign for s!raightout
republican ticket, says 1T is not certain that
there might not be organized out OF the repub'
loan party an army of voters as large as either
of the other parties in the State" This change.
when supplemented by the assertion Of tao
Washington Republican that the oapitation tax
Of the negroes will be paid By election day,
looks as though the whole republican strength
10 the State will BE- united, and if that be 90
why will those among the Mahonites who still
profess to be democrats refuse any longer to
come back to the democratic fold, and thus
avoid the danger of SLOWING the republicans to
secure the presidential electoral vote Of Virs
GINA? General Malone, it is reported. has
said that if there is any danger of the State
going for Garfield he will withdraw his ticket ut
once. The action of the republicans to which
we refer must show him that there is such
danger, and if no would really efc,po it he
should hesitate no longer in tho execution Of
bis reported intention.
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growers.

Major Bayly, the republican candidate Tor
Congress in this district. is prosecuting 90 40
tive campaign. and though he stands 20 chance
Of election. he is really Mr.. Barbour's chief
opponent; for with the negro vote taken away
from General Williams. as it has been by
the recant orders OF MIR. Jewell and General
Wiokham. his strength will be reduced neces'
salily to what no will receive from people who
sill profess 10 call themselves democrats. and
Of course that will DO small as there
is regularly nominated candidate Of
the democracy in the field. The Major
has grievance to redress, too. and OF
all bis meetingu has resolutions adopted con
lsmniug what he calls the post Office and Gus
tom house rings Of this city, for what he forms
their attempt to disrupt and disorganizs the
republican party of the district by making 90
ASSAULT upon his private character. With few
and upirfuential exceptions tho Msjor will get
all the negro votes of the district and Mr.. Bar
bour all the white votes, and as the latter greny
exceed the former. Mr.. Barbour will be elected
by large majority
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-05
TUESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 5.

The weather seems to have spite against
our reiehboriug city. Washington; for its
Schuslzen fest was sadly marred by pouring
rains. and now its national fair has been inter-
fsrred with and interrupted by cloudy skies.
However its sr i'll wind that blows nobody good,
SO, though the rain of last blight aud the
prospect of it to-day may have been disagree'
able to those interested in the fair, to the
farmers the former was O blessing, for be-
fore it the ground was too dry and hard to be
rlowed for tho fall seeding, and then too. it will
delay frost ct least for time, and few days
of suoh delay is Of 90 little value to the tobsc 20
proRers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-05
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Columbian navy is to DO restored. and
there are to be shipyards at Carthagens and
Panama.
The Berlin government intends to adopt
sharp measures against the Social democrats 10
certain towns of Holstein.
The leaders of tho opposition 10 the Greek
Parliament have decided to support the nation.
81 armament. There arc now 100000 meu IN.
der arms and recruits arc fockiug 10 rapidly.
A London dispatch announces that Carlyle,
the English historian, il dangerously i'll and can.
not survive many days. He is IS years of age,
having been born in Dumiresbire, Scotland, in
1895. His present homo is in Chelsea, to which
place he retired several years since.
Vigorous measures have been taken to guard
the Genoa prison where Major Canzlo General
GaribsldIs son-in.laW) is coBfoed. Two regi
ment oftroops have been ordered there. Carl
bsldi Was received at Genoa with the greatest
enthusiasm. He appeared greatly pleased With
his reception, being escorted through the prin.
cipsl streets by trade societies. with bands and
bsnnera. The banner of the Thousand of
Marsals was hoisted at his house. The GEN.
eral vas wheeled from the steamer to his car
riage 10 persmbulator.
a scheme for an arrangement of the pending
questions between the powers and the Porte has
been handed to the ambassadors at CONSTANT.
nople. The Sultan hiss again teegraphsd to the
Emperor of Germany. who has advised him to
accept the propositions of the powers. Mont
enegro now urges that tho season is too far ad.
vsncsd to permit of further delay, snd declares
her willingness to attack Duloigno Immediately.
provided she can obtain the effective concur.
renee of the fleets which are assembled in Teodo
Boy, forming line two and a.hslf miles long
Admiral 6eymour's Flagship being ten miles
from Osttaro.
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The FIRE IN PARIs.-The fire which l.,
out Saturday night in the Pavilion d. ~, ..'.'
Paris, end which for a moment tbre.,.,'' u
destroy the Tuileries utterly second TINA ~,
one decade. was happily less disastrous ,s ,'1''
might have been. For hours, hcv,rtr D..
trembled for the resorted palace and f, 49, a.!
pricsles5 treasures stored up in tho ad:;,:c:
Museum of the Louvre. AS lit is, somc ~ III
dsmsge done is. unfortunately, irrer..,t tI>
The glorious statuary of Carpeauy, one ns 'T x
masterpieces. has been terribly ilj1red BY - =:
flames. and it will BIO work rtoui,irr NJ w y
time. talent and money to repIac, the rest r ,
FIRE broke out shortly after 10 10 the be5,d.nSs
occupied by Mime. Herold, wife Of The r,s S:a
of the Seine. It was close upon "a bnn . :,
fore the engines were set properly at wnt
The spec acle ives grand and awful, tso,e,.',
as seen from the opposite back of the rir.,
The principal loss was sustained by hs nrs,s,.
of the Seine. The archives Of the city Of p u;'
we're 10 the DESTROYED building, but were s,v,i
By midnight tho fire was subdued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-05
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEkLI By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET,
FOB PRESIDENT

FOB PRESIDENT,
WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK, OF PENN.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM 81. ENGLISH, OF INDIANA
ELECTORS AT LARGE,
John Echols. of Augusta.
p. w. Mckinney, of Prince Edward.
DISTRICT ELECTORS,
First District. Thomas Cro1ton. of Essex.
Second District. L. r. Watts. OF Portsmouth.
Third District, Hill Garter, of Hanover.
Fourth District. 8. F. Coleman, OF CumberPd
Fifth District, James 8. Redd, of Henry.
Sixth District, Samuel Griffin OF Bedford.
Seventh District, +. III. Mcmillan, of Greene.
Eighth District, j. Y. Menifee, Of Kappa nR.
Niuth District, K. K. Henry. of TszsWell.
FOR CONGRESS,
JOHN 8. BARBECUE, OF ALEXANDRIA.
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VRGINH NEWS.

A Darly Of engineers and laborers. uoder tho
superintendenoe Of Capt. j. w. A9eli!le, have
arrived at Danviile aud commenced operations
10 cleaning out the channel Of the Dan river up
as far az the stream is navieable. The wclk is
done by the federal government under an ap-
preparation for the purpose made by Congress
last Vintor.
Six membeia Of the readjuster club Of Lynch.
burg, have resigned their membership "ior
resons best known 10 themselves" From
every section of tho State comes reports of
Withdrawals from tho party. and the indications
sre that 10 November the real contes. will be
between the regular democratic and republican
parties.
The liabilities of Oliver s, Robinson. tobac
conists, of Richmond. whose failure has been
reported. are stated by the firm 10 aInount TO
$lSS. 900 sDd the sssels 100000. The assets
consist of good bills, estinsted value Of stock
AID assessed value Of real estate. Tue failure
is attributed to heavy losses aud payment Of
large sums for interest snd borrowed money.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-05

CoUoHs-"Bro,cn's Bronchial Ir0cie," g.,
used with advantage to slleviste Coughs. SOM
THROAT, HoARsENEss and BRONCHIAL ArFE
TONS. For thirty years these Trochss hsv.
been in use, with annually increasing favor
They are not new and untred, but, having Be :
tested by wide snd onstsnt use for nearly an e.
tire generation, they have Attained well ms;i....
rank among the few staple remedies Of the sge
TIE THRoAT.-"B ro,on's Bronchial T'orts'
act directly on the organs Of the voice. Tary
have an extraordinary effect in all disorders Of H.
Throat and Lsrynx. restoring healthy .Ola
when relaxed, either from cold or over exert .
of the voice, and produce q clear and ds!n,
enuuclstion. Speakers anu singers fad =.
Troches useful.
A CoUGH, COLD, CATARRH OR SORE THEA
requires immediate attention. al neglec: e.
tentimes results in some incurable Luag D..
ease. "Bro,ons Bronchial IToches" will q.
most invariably give relief. limitations aro o:.
fered for sale, many of which arc injurious. To-
genuine "BroaOn's Bronchial Tro:hsS" ara col.
onlvin 6ores
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NJ ARINE INTELLIGEN &c
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, OCTOBER s..
SIN r;aea G mi / So, sets - s aI

Sun rises ...-..... 6 % SUI, ssts......... s 81
ARRIVED.
Slmp John Gibson, New York. to T A Rsed.
Str w Thompson, lower PoIc. to + A Reed.
str Mystic, lower Potc. 10 Potc Ferry %.
Schr HeWett. Philadelphia TO j Mehaf
fey & Co.
Schr Alfred z smyrF, Washington, TO 2 B
Hcoe.
CLEARED.
Str Norfolk, Philadelphia, BY + A Reed.
Str T V Arrowsmith. lover Potomac, by Po-
!onsc Ferry Company.
Schr Elm City, New Haven, by American
Cosl %.
NEAORARDA
Schr John A Bsckerman. from Georgetown,
at Bristol f0sh.
Sehrs Oliver SchoasId, for this port. and
West eide, from Georgetown. at Neg York 9TH
Schrs Henry Horwell and Lawrence vii.
lsms, for this port. and Emerson Rokes and J
Il DeWolt, from Georgetown, at Boston 4.h.
schr Chss A Briggs, from Georgetown, at
Providence "a.
Schr Ohas II Lawrence. from this port for
Boston. at Vineyard Haven Sd. -r
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DIED.

In this city, Oct. 9th. 1850, Mrs. MARY Y.
ROBBINS CT New Bedford, Mass wIta OF thr
late Capt. John q. Robbins, and daughter Of IL,
late Capt. Il. Bacon, CT this city siter an line,
of four days. Eav- Her funeral will take pIss3
from the residence Ct Mrt. Mary II. Atsinsoa
II south Payne street, on Tomorrow (Wcirs
day. evening, At 4 o'clock. Friends end Il
quaiutances are respectfully invited to attend
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-05
A Fathers SU1cDE,-Ssmusl j. Ramsey

a Fathers SUIcDE.-Samusl j. Ramsey,
brother Of The Hon. George Ramsey, Of Lii.
nois. and vel 10 do farmer of Burlington
county, N. j., died Sunday ffop tho effects of
two pistol shot wounds inflicted by himself Oh
Wednesday night last. lie fred the weapon
twice, both balls entering bis head. lie bad Q
lead dissolut; life. and the disgrace and sor-
ioa that he felt upoa her refusal to return led
to tho fathers ast.' MIR. Ramsey was over 60
years old.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-05

PRINCE WILLIAM ITEMs.-A grea, der, ..
malarisl sickness is now prevalent in theurr,,
sections of the county.
Within the last three week eight young covr'.
have been united in wedlock from this pI.cs'
On Wednesday last whilst six hCr:e to,,,
belonging to B. +. Taylor was crossing =
bridge on 5udley Road, about mile from IA,
plscs. the bridge gave way. Fortunately j.
height WAS not great and the team e, iped v.
q few truises.-Manassas Gazette
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-05
CANAL COMMERCE.

Arri7ed-Boa:s II Sendso2d. Dr. n II Lewia,
Williamson. D Stewart and II Dslaleld, to
American Coal Co.
Departed-Bosts Il Sandford. DIR II II Lewis,
B Williamson, D Stewart and 81 Dalaaeld.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-05

The Coal TRADE.-Daring tho week ending
Saturday last 1872 boats left Cumberland, carry.
ing 81 $40 IL tons Of coal, against g 10 bosts and
%, 552.0 S tons Is compared with the previous
week. The American coal company shipped
from Cumberland duriog the same period
3 O77.l3 tons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-05

The pastors of thsKvsngelical Churches of the
District of Columbia have issued an appeal to
Christians of all denominations to unite in pray.
or that the people may Withstand temptation to
wrongdoing on the day of election, and that the
our Institutions to the best interests of the ma
ton aud our common humanity and helpful to
the cause of temperance, purity and true reli'
gion may be elected.