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faKHMoMErxR RBooRD.-The following
showssthe range Of the Thermometer, as
I otaeryed,a lat schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
( > :, ~ isM TN, fP.MI7AM,I2 M8P.M.7 Pm
*. o. IS IS Is % 60 Oh
wEATnER INDICATIONS.
5WAsHfssToS June 2.-lA.M.-For Ten
inessee and the Ohio Valley, stationary or
falling barometer, north yeering to warm
\ az east winds. In the Ohio Valley, partly
s cInnfy X n hef and occasional rains.
For thes bw d ikes, stationary or tall.
ing barometer, Viii tile winds mostly east
.ssouth. stationary her temperature,
pattly cloudy weather. n
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RARE bargains in millinery, At
81. hPEYEK BIlOS.
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ADuIssloS to Social at Zane Street to-
night 10c.
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The ladiessote Zane Street hold their
Social tonight
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EXTRAORDINARY Z.
SALE THIS WEEK.

Fine Lll, aud Dress eOoll at tho lowest they have
yet reached this seas0n' ~.
Elsaut summer silks Ia Black and WhltetsEripes
n 5Icenis per yard. ~ - {, = 4
4 ,TbssnaY strIraj In GendarmeS md eoaehmoni
via God strips dleed % % cents j -
Mn pin cbaoks. IN the now shld ess sold every
where ais CO. rcat6cl % 75i cents PEI ystdt y s
ybsISo,t eI.sl5s II III KS che Old Eheet MI tures
IN sllks We nov blsfa cas- centa per yaFd.
Black Gfos t3la silts al q %. eensideted cheap
as 81 80. ~ e Z
q auS GroS al ain silEs 81 ., very handsome.
Black ciros Grim Silks 81 $780, fully worth 81 90.
colored and Black DamaSOe Silks In all Shades
much FNduGOd.
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EEATnRR INDICATIONS.

srRihe New shades in Hats. at
sPEYER BROS.
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SKIN HUM0R
e. Head, and Parts Of Body, ueI
,.,a..a,N ,,,ltk, sanka und karaa

covered with SenbB and sOr0s.
MEssRs. wKEKs 4 POrTEE-T common cd to use
your LuTICuRA RExEUIEs last July. Ny face aud
head aud some parts Of my body were almost raw.
Ny head was covered With ScAbG and sores, and u
heard OF Ia thu East aud est My ca'e was conSid.
cred very bad one. have nov rot particle o.
skin Humor about me, and my case 10 considered
wonderful II has Deen the means VI selling great
many OF your CurICUKA Re dEDIEs In this part Of The
country. Respectfully yours,
mrs. q. E. WHLPPLE,
DECATUR, MIcu., Nov. II, 1875.
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SCALD HEAD

tOf vine FEARS OuFeu'
MRNRs. WEEKS & P0rrEE GeHilemeH,-SinoS
July last have been using your CuIIcuRA ior scald
Head, aud Il has cure me when all medicines that
have taken for nine years did me no good. lam now
using II rs half dressing, but NY head Is we'll II
keeps the hair 10 very nice condition
Yours tulV, h. A. RAfMONDI
auditor Fort Wayne, ,l1ek11n & SdgiHdtr R. r.
Jackson, MI.U., UEc. %, 1875,
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Foa SALE.

DOR SALE-LIMESTONE QUARRY
4 on the Inc Of the G. d p Railroad, near Bridge.
port o., wing switch TO hold seven carS, shutO %
shops lot Of track iron and cars, dc. For further
Information call On the underAigned at my residence
In BeIlaire, Ohio, or at the Works. Arthur Nc
CLAM, BellaIre, Ohio, March %, 1887 mus
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ooIIIas' voIIaie pL6sIERs
Instantly relieve raiu, Soreness aud Weakness.
js2-wS4w
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TuE following iron manufacturer have
signed the new Pittsburgh scale: Singer,
Nimick & Co.; Pittsbufrgh wv, 81 I'm !.
Mate Company, Demmlef, Pa; Brown,
Eonnell 4 Co., Youngstown, Q. = Beaver
Rolling Mill Company, Beaver "a; !, Brad.
/ lev. Refs & Co., New Castle, Pa; shenail,
| 70 iron, Company, New. Castle Pa, &
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BERWICK LETTER.
EDS. COLUMBIAN

EDS. COLUMBIAN
There is mrre fever end ague in this town
at present than has been fora number OF years
The physicians are kept very busy.
Mr.. Lahman Bower and wife returned from
their wedding tour last Friday evening, They
were married at the home of the brides pa-
rents in Connecticut on the 9th Of September
A happier home than theirs will be, is not
easily to he found.
The Young Mcn'r Christian Assoc'al OF
town have already advertised lecture cour'e
for the winter season. Among the lecturers are
j. II. Vincent D. D., Col, j, X. Sanford, and
DR.. Jay j. Niltr4.
Last Friday evening the Republicans held a
grand meeting in their hall; the speaker of the
evening was A IL. Dickson, of Wilkesbarre.
Mr.. Harding, son of Judge Harding, made IA
short address On Friday evening of this
week the Democrats will hold an open air
meeting For speakers they have engaged Hon.
Ar. Brundag Of W,lkesaarre and Hon, +.
II. Childs, of New York.
Samuel Dielerick, an emp'oy in the car
shops, was injured yesterday A car passed
over him His injuries are not very serious
The opening of the public schools was de-
layed until the 2Slh rlt, This was because the
new building was not conn leled, We have
now SIX schools and already three hundred and
sixty pupils.
A free night school will be opened next Mon
day evening for the benefit of young men who
are employed dnring the day. The en'er rise
will be supported by several benevolent e't''
zens. ltls very creditable move,
Very few pheasanls have found their way
| in 10 town since the season opened. Mr. Hop
kins should probably wear tie laur'lS as
uheasant shot. Whether in real or imaginary
hunts, he always reports success Jackson Esq
went in quest Of this game On Saturday ou
WAS orly rewarded with a ra-rail bird liz
companion reports that he, jackson, Iraverse'
a large woods, again and again. until in hug
Precipitation and utterly exhausted, in seafc'
of cock bird that he heard drumming on
log; the bass drum at republican pole raisinI
was the ignis Jatuus
REPORTER,
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and some State iu New H. & and and on the
Pacific slope. Now these determining : atts
represent very large part Vt these commei-
cial, industrial and ,ropcry Interests which
are used to make t., ,ntract tctwf The
North and Salh. H. uur orator bad been
an honest statesman, as lie Is IN ardent po-
ltician, he would have instituted compar
ison, not between the North aud Sonlh, but
between the Republican and Democratic
States but then the entire basis OF his su
perstructure would have fallen away and he
would have had no scarecrow at all.
The second assumption is that the South
which can only win by the assistance of
these great Middle States, would originate a
policy, if 1t had the power, certain to alien
ate their sympathies and support But what
can be more preposttrous than to sup
pose that it would run counter to the con
vctions and political prospects not only of
these great Middle States, but of that very
large minority in the Republican States
which constitutes an essential part of the
Democratic furce-nearly half the people
III Idtt iiuN sDOu WOulu IL Sluk lUlp utter
impotence if il attempted to outrage the
opinions or even prCjudices of the North
aud West? 1t could noi live year in the
enjoyment of its power and its allies at
the North would be irreparsby destroyed
Besides, the largest States Of the South
and tho-e which are likely to have the most
to say in its councis are Mary yland Virginia,
Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri and Arkan
sas, which belong to the great middle group,
and those of Indiana. Onio, New York and
Pennsy lyania. Under the operation of the
living forces which bring localities together
they would gravitate more and more toward
these; and no political party, call it by
what name you will would dare to come in
conflict with the tendencies of opinion in
these mighty centres of civilization, trade
and activity. These States, though nomi-
nally belonging to the South becau.e of
their former tolerance Of slavery, are now,
under free influences, rapidly anna gamatipg
with the States near and around them.
They were never strongly Southern, and
have become decidedly Northern. They
would never cling for any length of time to
a policy decisively Southern their alliances
are with the North and West, and with
them in the end they will be found.
Mr.. Conkiing has done much hitherto to
drive independent thinkers from their Re
publican adhe,ions, and his present ILL
Judged, illogical and malicious speeches will
we fear, quicken the departures York
Evening Post. (Rp.)
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SENATORIAL CONFERENCE,

The conference Of the oath Senatorial district
convened at Danyile on Friday last d. r.,
Gauger, of Montour was elected President and
5. y. Drinkwater, of Lycoming, Secretary
The following conferees were present. -olum-
bia, A. d. seeley, Frank WOLF Lyeomlng' D.
Ii. Fortsman, S, J. Drinkwateri Moniour D.
+, Gaoger, John Redmondi Sullivan, Ben
j,min Vaughn, John G. Wright. The fol-
lowing names were put in nomination for Sena'
tor +. j. McHenry, Columbiai b, X. Jack
son, Sullivan; W. IL. Bortz, Montouri John b
Beck, Lycomiog. After one hundred ballots
with following results Beck, d. MeHenry, p
BortI u Jackson, l. the conference adjourn
cd to meet at the City Hotel, WilliamsporI,
on Wednesday, ocr osh'
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CONkLiNG ANSN Erred
A REPUBLICAN, NEWSPAPER RIDDLES HIM
And his sPEECH--NAHEOW, ODlOUS
AND AfALIGNANT SECTTONALISM.


IT wos ,hr,rghopt an insidious assault IN.
n, ,le hest character rurpo.e. and homes of
,be e,rl,.ic,r marry .rI undera pretanse
If viriicafino and d. f-nding If rut the ar
orr,u, in sr,b - shane that the effect Of il
must he to ro,el every man of generous feel.
in,s and honest lopic nv whom it is care.
r,rr,sod Il. onlv object yeas IN revive
a,d reinforce that narrow. odious and ma
licnant sec,ionali.m against which all the
halter members the par:v have been strug-
p,irg for the last ten wears. 1t saws in SO
many words that the issue Of the prc.ent
c,,,,sign IA .ec,ional and only sectional
and in otA,r to prove that it frames what
Rnrtc iboucAt to he imnn.,iblc, che in.
dic,nent cf whole people" in the Lowest
snirit of tle Garnet haogcr and d-magopue.
= The entire auimus of Mr., Cunk.
Hnu's reasonipu is that The President should
ha al, cted Lv the machine. and when elect
od oo,,,roII.d bv the machine lie is not
to add,es. himself TO an impartial admins
tration of the duties of bis office, according
| IN certain fixed poli,ical PRINCIPLES, but he
| /. to h,come tbe instrument of predominat.
inc interests Or of those parts of the nation
whsra .nro,lrctio, rorsnmntion. building.
alled ocreace railway tariff, postal returns.
etc banren IN he in the ascendant. But
that is not tn, spirit of our constitution
rba c,n.,i,p,io, fvss with c-eat minuteness
of de,oil ,he mode. of our elections. and
u,.or an o,sc,ior i o,osed if rocards the re-
,,,l. ~ tho oct of,I,e wbola neorle In or
dor IN oat an expression of the mar hood of
tho rotior each vote counts a. one and As
r,od a. arv otber vote and Is Mr., Conk-
| linz bipseIf say. in the outset of his ad.
I.,s. .,ho os,,rrcr,o tho final tho only neacc.
fl o,hi,.r "a ,ha boIIot hox In thst urn
sborld ha ostbered and from il should be
a,oroa,u raoorded tho conscience the iudp.
mani the intelligence of ALL But no, ar
anos Mr. Conkl;ng sfterword it is not the
votes thar oroht IN no considered. but the
,,looo. tho. ,ha votes come fom. If they
ara nj, in bv the South which is unfor.
,,aa..I,, io,nororishod hv LONG civil war
I ,,o.x. of oorno,- hoo ev,ortiop and
rio, ,bey are had and danperous votes but
if,hav oro nrt in by the Nor,h where com.
.oo ;n6r.,rv and manufactures thrive
nd Io,oo revennas are maid thev are GOOD
oad who,.somo votes and entitled to the
~Io
Tn order r. iustify his cold-hlooded sect
;onoIism and 10 carry the Republican caus,
hoaI. 80 ,ha .tate in which il was at the clos,
- C,on,,. odniri.tration ignoring the no
81, o,d ,eioiont ssryio.s Of Mr. Haves an,
aCoh,n., IN heaIin, ola sores and hrino
;,. ahont Bind and conciliatorv feelings
Ne Contlina aets nm tremendous bugs
hoo ~ :, ,,ero NOT If tbo hind which bite
off II. avn besd. His mode Of construct
ia,, ,ho soorocroy nut in q locicaI shane
hIl.ni.. rir.t tba Dar,oorstic mar
w 70 :, .noce,d. wonld bs controlled b,
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W WASHINGTON LETTER.
Washington, D. C. Oct. 2nd, 1850.
REPUBLICAN DEMORALlHATION AND ITS
CAUSES. THE REAL AND GREAT ISSUE.

REPUBLICAN DEMORALlZATIoN AND ITS
CAUSES. THE REAL AND GREAT ISSUE.
II really looks as though the stampede of the
Republicans had commenced. All hcir mar
ufcturtd courage and pluck has oozsd ont and
theg are to-day a. badly deraoralizsd as when
they first heard of lIancock'4 nomination Of
course Maine ha. had something to DO with
this result Gen. Hancock uneqnivocal letter
on Southern claims has boret dishonest alarm
ists Of one Of their most effective spooks and
Governor Hendricks emphasis OF the really
greatest issue Of thi- campaign has, to all ap-
pearance', made solid the deciding October
state.
Ionr correspondents to be SUR, il Oh y c,r-
respondent, and it does not become him to have
opin ons Ike the Ol, mpan oracnlar edi.or
But | viii make m,s,lf head, sometimes, if
not understood and what wish to remark nov
is that it always seemed to me great waste OF
en,ray to laboriou-l, dis up and lit TO the
winds the mole hills of Credit Mobilier an De
Goyer while the noun ainous excrcSceuc.
of the Pre-ilenrial steal i. charged with dyna.
mite to our hand. | know Mr.. CARTEL p,rson-
ally; have studied him politically. | believe
he was guilty in the Credit MobIier aud De
Goycr business | might be able to pardon
him for th,s lhefts: the it on the cross was
pirloned: doubtless Mr. GARFIELD has IA bitter
ly a'oned for them did Baraba- for his sins
But ,he Ju las Iscariot that BETRAYED popular
suffrage with kiss: lhat put to an ignobe
death the ror popRi OF the United States; that
hlisphemed the spirit of liberty in the holy
| centenary OF il birth. Can there be in time
Or eternity adequate punishment for such as
he?
If The Republican party had PUT up their
purest and most exalted nnm",a candidate who
was at the strlable North Pole, instead of in
! Louisiana, aud of the Electoral Commission
when of the sacred will of the people "a
damned defeat was made'-he still must have
been beaten on that issue than which IN all
wonderful history of the worl', there has been
none greater, palmer, or more vital.
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LIFE OF GE!. HANCOCK.

TIE life of General Winfield Scott Hancoct,
related in soldier r-Ia-hion by General james ).
Brlsbin, las been prepared from material tur-
ni.hed by Creneral Hancock and Gen. Mitchell
of his staff, The details therefore, may be re-
lied on a. entirely trustworthy. The work is
recognized by the National Democratic Com
mittee as the leading campaign biography of
General Hancock, Republicans will buy The
book to see what the author, staunch Repub-
lican, has to say of his friend General Han
cock. Democrats will buy the book because it
is officially endorsed by rhe D,mocratic party.
Some few documents and brief sketch of Mr..
William II English have been added that the
reader might find the book a reference volume
for the mighty struggle Just begun, as well as
an interesting story Of great life. The name
of the author is sufficient guarantee Of the
excellence of the work lie prepared the man.
uscrpt..oiginally fora $500 book but condens.
ed it somewhat, and it is now offered to the
public at the remarkably low price of 2j cents
In the Publishers Notice" Mr.. Smith says
This hasty sketch of one whose greatness il
not of his sword only, is written out of friend
ship and admiration for its hero. The DO /
has been called forth by the necessity that ex
ISIS for cheap and reliable edition Of The Lii
cf General Hancock that tells the reader wh'
he is and what be has done TO deserve th'
readers esteem and appreciation. Gen. Han
cock deserves election not only because he ha
been selected by the Democratic party, but 70
his individual worth and the undisput,d d title h
has won to a nations gratitude. A soldie
| prs-eminent in battle, a statesman prominent il
peace, a citizen conspicuous in the hour of hi
country need,
We predict that the boook will have a ire
mendous sale at political gatherings throughou
the country, Agents are wanted.
The work is published by l.. Lum Smith
III SAMSON street, Philadelphia Pa,
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POLE RAISING.

O1 Saturday, Oct. 2nr q beautiful hickory
p,le, - feet high was ra-ed near Union
church in Jackson township, displaying .
"IIaacoyk aud Engli,h" streamer. From
tower point on ,he pul- the national flag wa
thrown T., the breeze, aud to the rope which
swung 1t across the street was tied q new broom
Jackson will make a clean sweep this i"l
Mpr, women and children, on foot, on horse
back and in wagons came in from all direc-
tions Old men and little boys all iloCked TO
the raising 1t is hopeful sign to see whole
households attend the meetings, and to find The
wives and the sweetHerrts no less interested
than the lovers and the husbands.
After the pole was on end and had been greet
ed with three cheers, the meeting was called to
n ler by Slas W. McIIenry, ,E-quirf on whose
motion Jonn f. Drrr, Ed, was made Presi-
| dent, and j W Kitchen, W. b. Robbins,
| Geo. Iurliman, Calvin DER and Ezekiel Cole,
Vice Presidents, and T, f. Smith and S b.
| Hess, Secretaries.
The President then called upon b. F. Zur
| Esq to address the meeting. He was follow
ed by Col. John G.. Freeze, and when tn,
speaking was done, Mr. Jack Derr gave a cap
! ital campaign song; after which the meeting
adjourned wi h three cheers for The Demo
cratic Party" and three more for Hancock anc
| English.
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Marriages.

REMLEY-SAyITTs On the evening of The
3Oth ult, at the home Of the bride, by Rev, o.
II, Strunck, Mr., Jacob Remly to Mrs. Anna
Regina Saviltsr both of BIoomsburg,
REMLY-HART-On The evening OF Oct.
2nd, in the Reformed church, Bloom sburg, by
Rev, o, II. Srunck, Mr. Lloyd Remly to Miss
Catharine Hart, both of Light Street
McHENRY-WoLF-On the 26lh ult. by The
Rev. | aao Austin, Mr.. +, B. McHenry OF
Saltwater, Columbia comfy 10 Miss Florence
A. Wolf Of Unien, Lnsefnt county
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F b. Hartman, Secretary of the Agrlcnltu
raj Society, will be at the Office of l. Van
derslice, Esq, in BoomzbnrP on Tuesday eve
ming, October 18th, for the purpose Of making
entries of articles for exhibition at the fair All
these who wish to avoid the crowd at tie
grounds on Wednesday morning will do well to
take advantage of this opportunity Of entering
their exhibits
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THE sTRATEGISTS.

Clinton Hale strategisls had large audi
ence at The Opera House on "Wednesday eve
ming, and well trey deserved it. The play /.
full of good hits, witty sayings, and ridiculous
situations. Clinton Halls triple character was
capital and all he others acted well their parts
1t was one of the hest troupes that has visited
here for a long time.
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The impo'tsrce of protecting chidren's
shoes from wear at the toe, all parents are
aware Of, hut many have neglected to avail
themselves Of this great saving on account Of
the appearance Of the metal tip. All such will
fad the A. S. T. Co.'S Black Tip advertised in
another column, just the thing they have been
looking for. B.autfIl neat, they will wear as
long rs metal
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Are you going to paint? If so, send to the
Montour Paint Mills, Rupert Pa, for your
Pure Lad, Slate Colors, Pure Paints, &c, and
save the wholesale and retail profit. You can
mix your own colors with pure linseed oil for
50 cents to 81 20 per gallon. sep 10 3m
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GLEN CITY coLlIERY INJUNCTION.

BY order filed on the 4lh inst, accompanied
with an opinion, Judge Elwel continued the
injunction heretofore issued at the instance of
James McAlarney, Executor of Geo. Lougen-
berger. deceased, against the lessees Of the col
liery, 10 restrain the removl Of the pillars aud
supports in Tie mine, provided a bond with
suretes in three thousand dollars shall be fl,d
by the plaintiff wit. in FIVE days, if net done,
further continuance refused and injunction dis
solved.
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There will be a Democratic pole raising at
Jerseylown on Tue,dav, October 18TH at eleven
O'Clock in the forenoon c. r. Buckalew, j,
G. Freeze, and Others, will address the meeting
at o'clock p. IN. Let the Democracy OF Mad
ison and adjoining townships turn out ana
have big meeting.
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EYERS GROVE AHEAD

Farmers having Buckwheat to grind will
do we'll to take it to the Eyers Grove Mills
where they can get Buckwheat Flour made
by the New Process. Having placed ia the
Mill New Machinery that will make Buck.
wheat Flour as White as Wheat Flout and
good yield Guaranteed. Give us trial
The highest Cash price paid for Buck heat.
250 bushels Ground Every "a Hours.
NJ. w. McHENRY Miller.
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The county fair this year promises to be one
Of the largest and most attractive ever he'd
here. The committee is composed Of active
and energetic gentlemen, and nothing has heen
left undone to make a complete success II III"
weather proves favorable there will be an i'm
mense crowd in attendance.
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ELECTION BALLADS.
Hancock at Gettysburg. July 3, 1863.

At this tumultuous moment we witnessed deed
y. nerolsn snch as we are apt to attribute only to
accomnonlrd NV HE .ton Wotnr M,tdho, ro',a, ,',,
Harry Bingham, Cartain Isaac Parker and Captain
hands Ct brave lrshman, private James Wells, Of
,' SiN,n New ork CsIal,y started at the tight Of
slowly rod, olong inc tcrr,o cras} ~ nn 'Vau "
left othls position, whn, shot and shell roared and
crasi'eu around NM ana every moment tore great
,acbe1 he ~ bIs o I
to play, and Iongstrc,ts old guard, is coo strong
were seen emerging from The woods oha adv ancing
lly Here they come IN three lines Of battle
ready, We hoi1 t,,,y ,,,o ~ ,,o ~, :, "''
awful day, Ot,he 1900 who come to the attack
5000 rel or were captured on the hIlI side. Thhty
arms ,r,c oyan un,lc yas ru,Yr, 81 , 5'",
the storm Of battle as II he bore charmed llfe.-
Fo3NEr's LIFE OF Hancock.
Along the heights Of Gettysburg,
When Lonpstreet's famou, lepions
We're ma,ing for the fray.
When Shot and ,hell were sweeping
Our living ranks sway
Then Hancock rode along Cur lines
In battle's .lern array
Above him floats his battle flag,
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Dr. Smith who has met with such wonderful
success in the neigboring towns Of Piuston,
Snnbury and Danville, is now located at the
Exchange Hotel, Bloomsburg. where in order
TO advertise his German Worm Remedy,
which removes Stomach AMI Seat Worms from
child and adult without pain OF inconvenience.
he will remove Tare Worms free Of charge
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Geo. II. Brown has introduced water and gas
in the Central Hotel. A handsome gas pot
has been erected in front The recent additions
and improvement in this house, with the wide
reputation which Mr.. Brown enjoys az first
class landlord, are fast building up large Gus
tom for the Central
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Hon F. p. Devices. of Pottsville. has vi h.
urawn from the canvass IA the n minee of The
treenb 'ck party for Judge &C the Supreme
Court OF this Sta'e lie uldn't stand the sale
OF the party to the Il publican. by Genera
Weave.