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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-26
The GentIeman's Magazine:

WNHE announcement of new periodical, In the
present state of affairs, may create some feel
ing of surprise; but having contemplated an altera-
ton in the nature ofa very popular monthly pup
licaton, Every Bodys Album, the proprletors deem
il best to proceed in the perfected arrangements ana
produce periodical embodying the most wholesome
points of the old work, but conducted with sufficient
energy and talent to ensure the success OF their new
arrangements. The respectable and extensive SUD
scrpton list of the Album, to which this work is de-
signed as successor, will at once place The ZEN
TLEMAN'S MAGAZINE in a circulation equal 10
that of any other monthly work IN the United STATES
and guarantee the continuance ofts publication, with
the certainty ofpaymen to the enterprise OF the pro-
prietors. 60
The contents of the Gentleman's Magazine Will
in every respect be answerabe to the meaning oi he
title We do not pretend, in our literary pursuits
to fly as "eagles soar, above the ken of man, nor
shall we be content with merely skimming the sur
face of the ground; pages will not be hled WIN
abruse predictions nor shall we display the brllhancy
of our critical acumen in matters caviare 10 lhe mil
lion" In short, we do not mean to be profoundly
learned. nor philosophicaly dull. We wish to pro-
duce gentemanly agreeable book-an epltome OF
Efes adunctives-a literary meange, possessing
variety to suit all palates and sufficient interest to
command place upon the parlour table oi every gen.
tleman in the United States.
In the varied and ample page of contents attached
to each number of the Gentleman's Magazine, org1-
nall articles will be found, from some of the most
celebrated writers of the day.-Essays, Humorous
and Didacdc-Graphic Delineations OF Men and
Manners.-Free and Spirited Translaions OF the
lighter portions of the Literature Of continental Eu-
rope.-A Series Of 0Figinai Biographical Notices OF
the principal stars in the Dramatic hemisphere Ihe
Current Literature will be reviewed in full, and hb-
eral extracts made from rare and valuable WORKS.
An Original copy Right Song, not otherwise TO be
obtained will be given, with tho music in every nun
ber.
The Gentleman's Magazine will contain seventy
two extra sized octave pages, Of two columns each
forming at the close of the year. two large handsome
vo,umes of One Thousand Seven Hundred and
Twenty-eight columns, each column containing one
third more than an octave page Of average pToPoS-
tons Several engTavings will be given in the course
of the year, and the proprietors pledge themselves
that the Gentlemans Magazine shall be the largest
& the cheapest monthly work in the tnited Statos'
CHARLES ALE&AND1R
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NEW STORE.
J. 7. MusseIInan, & Co.

I'D ESPECTFULLY announce to the public
Ia that they have just received and opened
splendid assortment of FRESH GOODS in the
store-room adjoining Grosss Hotel, in Bloomsburg,
where they will feel happy to wait upon all those
who may feel disposed to give them a call Their
stock of Goods is very extensive and have been
fully selected; and they flatter themselves on being
able to sell better and cheaper goods than have here
tof6re been offered to the public in this vicinity.
Among their stock will be found the following supe-
rior articles of
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-26
BLOOMSBURG,
ON SATURDAY,
The Cd Of September Next,
FOR ONE DAY ONLY.

On entering the village, the Boston Brass Band,
mounted on the splendid stud oftrained horses will
play the most lively and spirit stirring airs. g..
At halfpast o'clock P. M. Mr.. Van Amburgh
enters large cage the inmates ofwhch are Lion
and Lioress, pair of Asiatic Leopards and African
Leopardess, and Royal Asiatic Tigress-forming
them in most astonishing and terrific groupes. He
then enters a cage containing Lion and tiopess
and Royal Tigress, accompanied by an Infant
telring in its arms Lamb, thus exhibiting the
astonishing power of man over the Brute creation,
and exemplifying the Scriptural annunciaton, that
"the lion and the lamb shall lie down together, and
a little child shall lead them"
u-TFor further particulars see bills at principal
hotels .
EPAdmittance only 25 cents-Children
Under 10 years of age half price.
Aug. 10, 1887,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-26

Hamilton .4lricks and Simon Sal
lade, Esqrs. have been nominated by the
Democrats of Dauphin county for re-elec-
ton to the State Legislature. Mr.. Alricks
was one ofthe ablest representatives in the
last session; and we can only hope that his
denomination may be attended with sue
cess,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-26

TCoNoREss meets on the 4th of next
month; and after receiving the Presidents
Message, which will be delivered on the
day following, we shall be better able to
anticipate what measures will be adopted
by the general government to obviate the
existing pressure.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-26
WANTED.
Purdy, Uelch, Maconlber g. Co.'S.
geological Exhibition.


HTHE citizens Of BLooMsBURe, & vicinity, are
respectfully informed that the splendid coec-
ton of LIVING ANIMALS AND BIRDS from
the Geological institute, Newly ork, will be exhibit
ed in this village, on SATURDAY. the SECOND
OF SEPTEMBER NEXT, for one day only.
This magnificent collection of rare Beasts and
Birds from Europe, Asia, Africa, and North and
South America, embracing the most valuable and
extensive variety of Animals ever offered TO the
American public. The Exhibition is accompanied
by the celebrated BosTON BRAss BAND, which will
announce the arrival of the Grand Cayalcade; and
the whole will be arranged in splendid Pavilion,
prepared expressly for the accommodation 10000;
visiters at tsme Seats will be provided for La
dies and Children. The living specimens of Natu-
raj History contained in this paragon of Menageries,
in part consist of the following, viz the Unicorn,
or one horned Rhinoceros; Polar or White Bear,
Eland, from Central Africa, Black Ostrich; Kanga-
roos; Gnu, or Horned Horse; Hindostan, or Great
Sloth Bear Grisly Bears from the Rocky Noun
tains; Helicans Vutures, Hyenas Zebra, Lama,
Camel Dromedary, Elephant, Buffalo, Leopards,
Tigers, Lions, and numerous other rare and inter-
esting Animals, which will be exhibited at
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-26

0JAMEs ARMsTRoNo, Esq. thorough
going political Antimason, has been ele- ted
Cashier of the West Branch Bank at VIII
Transport. This thing cannot prosper.
The people are aware of its political Or
ganization, and they will neither Owe nor
trust the concern.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-26

PLEwIs DEwART, Esq. has been NOM
mated as the Democratic candidate for As
sembly in Northumberland county, and
will undoubtedly be elected over his oppo-
nent, VIM. A. Muench, who has nothing
but whiggery to recommend him.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-26
SHERIFFALTY.
To the Electors of Columbia county:
SHERIFF.
ADWINIss EIISIaEGI9NZEo

AlDWl9ls31 ElISlAMll9NYo
BY REQUEST.
my Dier Elizabeth
| feel sorry to larne that | am not permitted to
come and see you openly, but my mind and my
heart is with you every day, yes every hour o ]
hope the time will arrive when we my join hands
and hearts and pass on in pease cheering each 9TH
er to our far journeys ent until the gates of ever
lasting life shall be opened and admit us To the
glorious presence of our Lord will conclude with
few waymes
20 let my name in craven stand
,,both on your heart, and on your hand
,,seal me upon your arm and ware
"that pledge of love for ever there
N b do not be unesy about the bearer of this
letter for nothing will be said
and | will remain your lover till death
German
Answer to the Prose.
sir your hart | never felt for
your hope is gon stray
by joining hands and harts two
Copper for Dros will Never Do
Answer to waymes
let your name ingravin stand
your oath you took and Iyes have told
you sealed itupon your hart and ware
that stpledge of the DEVILS ever there
Elizabeth
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-26

G%Our readers will find on our fourth
page, an interesting and glowing descrip-
ton of the horrors attending the disastrous
explosion of thr Ben Sherrod Steam boat
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-26

"a A Mulatto, named Burnside, was on
Tuesday last sentenced by Judge Lewis to
three years Imprisonment in the Eastern
Penitentiary, for attempting to commit a
rape upon an elderly German woman in the
vicinity of WashlngtonviIIe, in this county.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-26

PsThe Union Agricultural Society
will hold Cattle Show at McEwensville,
Northumberland county, on the oath of
October next.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-26

"A Uestefn Ciy.-Ihe Maumee Ex-
press aays:-A friend Of ours who has been
making an examination, informs us, that
since the commencement of the year 1887,
the number of buildings put up in this place
has been nearly one per day:
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-26
CAUTION.

XXTHEREAS my wife RACHAEL has left my
wv Bed and Board without any just cause or
provocaton, do hereby caution all persons against
trusting her on my account, | will pay no debts
of her contracting after this date.
WILLIAM SHOEMAKER.
Greenwood, August 20, 1897
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-26

GrThe "Miltonian" from whom we
received the information published in our
last number, contains the following denial
of the rumor -
"We are authorised to say, by respec-
table citizen direct from York, that the
statement in our last paper, copied from the
Reading Chronicle, stating that A. w.
Sterling had been arrested on a charge OF
swindling, is false and uniounded."
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-26

Mr.. Ingram; Please announce the name
of HUGH McWILLIAMS, Esq. as a
candidate for County Treasurer.
MOUNT PLEASANT.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-26
DEMOCRATIC
DELEGATE MEETING.

The Democratic citizens of Columbia
County, frieHdly to, and supporters of the
present administration of the General Gov
ernment, and opposed to the present Anti
masonic Governor, Joseph Ritner, and his
msadministralion of the affairs of the state,
are hereby notified to meet at the usual pla-
ces of holding township meetings for the
election of Inspectors ofthe general election
and township Assessors, on Saturday the
End Of September nert, for the purpose OF
choosing two delegates to represent each
election district in County convention, at
the house of Daniel Gross in Bloomsbury
on the following Monday, at IL o'clock of
said day, for the purpose of selecting and
nominating candidates to be supported by
the democratic party at the next general
election for Member of Assembly, Sheriff,
Coroner, Commissioner, Treasurer, and
Auditor.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-26
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

On, tie first of July 1887, aoiH be published, beau
hfuHy printed, o., good paper, and stitched an q
,SrGpper extra large royal Octavo, THE FIRST
xUMSER of a ne,V Periodical Work. entitled
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-26
COMMISSIONER,

"TE have been authorised to announce STE
" PHEN BAIDY, Esq. of Cattawissa, as
a candidate for County Commissioner at the next
election.
Aug. TO- 1887.
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REMOVAL.

The Office Of the E'COLUM-
BTA DEMOCRAT'' is removed
to the Building adjoining w.
EgObisOn's Stage Office. LAW
Office next door.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-26
DRY GOODS

Superfine blue, black, brown, olive and
steel-miXed broad cloths, cassimeres and
sattinetts, canton and wooden hannels, rose
blankets, general assortment of caIicoes,
merinoes, circasans and bombazetts, mer-
inc camlet, tartan plaid, figured and plain
silk velvet, silk and valenta vestings, brown
& black silks, pungees, merino and thibit
dress handkerchiefs, Grape and nerino
shawls, flag and baudanna handkerchiefs,
figured and plain bobnett, book muslins,
jaconetts, null muslins, Irish nen, linen
and cotton diaper, Canton & Italian grapes,
fancy cravats, stocks and shirt collars, gloves
of all kinds, hosiery, prunele and morocco
shoes, cotton and silk umbrellas travelling
baskets, and general assortment of do
mestic goods, such as muslins, checks,
tickings, cotton yarn, &c.
MUSLINS AND CALICOES
at 6 s. 8 CENTS per yard.
They have also general assortment of
BOOTS Il SHOES.
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Sheriff s Sales.

sD Ysolder Of the Court Of Ordinary Of hes
81 1fsr6sldf fDisttict viii be- sold before the
Co;ur House, with 6s legnl hours, on the ftsi
Monday ii Sepaember next, ali tie real estate
Of Ghnfles L;sonbY, deed sihaats ID tho said
District, on Jemmey Greek, bounded hy Jem-
msyss and Little creek and xhes binds Of Wln
Privett, Vim. Gahey. and Archibaid M.Qnage,
co1taining ssgoilty acrss more qr les.
& Tern6s--A credit of one year, excopt somnch
as viii pay the expenses Of the sale, which wit
ba arequired on the day Of sale. zchasers VII
ghetto the Ordinary Bond and good security
sxiith interest from tho day of Sale and mort
sgags on The prsmises.if if necessary g secure tnf
Purchase money &
Purchasers viii pay for Sherifs Titles. 8
a. d: LoWRY,sSha. z. ..:sD q, S &
Shifts Office. 81
LIST Aug. 1887. g 339-7St
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N. MAcLiEAN. ;EDITss s. PRoPRIEroR.
tL-
TERMS

49, lie 1S M
! II paid wa lin three months, 8. VI, w
# paid within three months after the close -
OF the year, 9; 9o
rs paid within twelvesmonths after the s,
close Of the year, =. - 80 .-oo oo
II not paid within that time, o. 2. W W
- A company of ten persons taking tue paper, pa a
The same Post Office, shall be entitled toltat so;
paevided the names be forwarded together, acs
scompanied by the money: -. 4
No paper to be discontinued but at he ptton
) of the Editor till arrearages ars pad.
- A Advertisements inserted for IS cents per square
o. less the FIRST times and for each subseeuen.
insertion. - - s I
Persons sending in advertisements are requEs
ed to specify the number oStimes they are tobe
icse ted; otherwise they viii be continued till
ordered out, and charged accordingiy
pThe Postage must be paid on an coan,nn nl
nications - :.
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10 SDoffSrneIl.

sWHRS. HALL respectfully informs the public
siI that her School recommended It's sxetcis
ses on Monday July l7tIs The flattcring report
:of the committee who pefintended her exsuin.
alton Il; June, encourages her to feel moro conf
dentin soliciting ths sppatronage 3 of parents and
guardians The High and health situstioz q
Wadesboiough gh ronders i q desirable Place. e
girls whoare obliged 10 leave the low county
during the sumusr I, :.
The bfanchcs taught in The School are, Read-
ing, Writing. Arithmetic. Geogsspl,y, Engi,sn
Grammar, with parsing Rhetorir FhuosoPny,
Botany, and the useof the Globes. Drawing qna
Music. ars. Hall win receive young ladies' ss
borders, at seven llars per nlontn, IN aayanees
Wadesborough July Il, ,l637 4
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kFebl4,. 1887.
{ Taoeatg Z 1oIl lI,:ssR Resodrd.

-ls- ss.ss ~,
sDUNAWAY9 Y from the subscriber o1 Mon.
HI day the 3lst Of Jul tyo NEGROE OES OF
the following desctiptio negro woman,
about thirty FIVE eor forty years by the
the name Of ELlZ As; che has complox-
ion for a negro about tho common sizes speaks
squiek sandis . snaft and int elignt womani
she has been accustomed 10 waiiine in, the
house, She hasa very large baad sofs shair md
full mouth Alsos her Son BEN sometimes
called Abel; d muiiatto boys about years sof
age; he islamein his left hand and isf a little
Gloss eyed Hes slon; an @speakiing, with a
smiling sconnten he resembles an Indian
in appearance 81 is expected that these negroes
viii mako for North Carolina, 1 as the woman
several years ago runaway and was taken up
sndpntin IN iaiIat RaisigH, N 4 viii pay twen.
y dollars reward for their apprshension and dsas
Hverg to mo, near CheraW.: and ,sil fsssonable:
expen es, or, for theif delivery In any: Jail In:
Son,h.W North Carolina, 50 Imag GET them OF;
ton dollars for either Of them. -
TIN OSsG ELLERBE.
August Asst. 1897 .s.s st 50 -
The Fayetteville Observer. and Raleigh Star.
gVe this aiveT Ttispment four insertions each,
andforwara their aceountsto me at ChefaK
g Z. .sG. ELLERBE. =
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An1erican Farrner.

lyOMPLETE sets Of this excellent Peflodical,
Consisting Of l5.yoiumes each.
= Also, ROBERTS. SILK MANUAL a
work OF genera utility, Comprising all the M
formation necessary to- be known M the cnk
ture Of tho Mulberry and growth Of Silk
The above works are offered for sale, atthe
Office of the. FARMER r and GARDNER,
Northeast corner Of Baltimore and Charles
.ton-streets, Baltimore, Md. -;
April 18th, 1887. $
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Bagging Rope, Groceries,

-HEAVY hemp and tow Bagging; ~
IL Russia hemp Bale Rope ;s - .. 6
Sewing Twine ssss;s 81 - 49,
{ ST Croft spd Porto Rico Sugars e
- Loafand lump Sugar 3 s
Mocha, Old Jays, Lagilira ard Rio Coffee;
Vest India Molasses & g u :. 80 s,
Impcrial, ii yson and SouchoDg Teas
Chocolate No. 4 /; g &
Dana Sanger &Co,a Soap in large bars;
Hull & Sons Patent mould Candies
Troy pould do.;; S 81.
Sperm. do. a = -:
s Together with o sgeneral assortment Of 1fy
Goods, hardware. hollowwares Crockerys HIS.
Shoes &c. For sale By s7t:: g 4 9 8
8 Nov Nov Is. JOHN A. INGLISsz
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sMALg0MB BUcHANaNs.

TSnow receiving and for sale, II . q. q.
50 pieces Begging g: s. g
0bags .Iagaira aud Rio Coffee.
80 cases Hats, - g "a g =
20 doz. Gaps, z IS 'ss -
80 Fowling Guns, 8 q. = !.
a few sets Blacksmith Tools, with q good
stock of Saddlery, Hardware, CroSkery ware &c,
all of which win be sold low for cash, OF barter
for country produce. IS .s - -
4; s. Nov.22, 1886. y e,
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pr tsp ECT US

~ rsfs
eouT55is FEIESHEEs.
yHNHE Editor of the Biblical Recorder prepp
ses TO publish q monthly periodical "a
pages oesayos neat ystitched and covered, con:
taining Sermons bysliying authors, and adapted
stottr stateofs sour churches n. the Sontt
4itute as we are Ia the South States ofp
INF. and Of preachers, it has been thought thas
Hnblications such as proposed, containing aP;
spi0 s6d disconrses on doctrinai and practie Pc:
subjects, would be found both accepti6l md
useful to the religious public. And as the
thing has been repeatedly suggested By judi icions
friends, we have concluded 10 adopt this method
of sscertaining the wishes of our brethren ge
nc ssiiys on the sub3ects Should The proposed
work 20 into efect, as il can interfe5e in nUway
with any ofSour religious newspapers, we: shall
!expsctSto see 1t. circulate freely through the
Southern States. twill be commencedas soon
-asa sufficient number o Subscribers shall boob
tanned, and. continued as long as cumstances
shall reqiitcs Twelve numbers Will make
volume which may be consenientl hound eng .i
RI TERMssAfora q m singIs copy. Sf Sfpel snpln
for g copies sent to one iidrass, 5t 9pr ~ eo:
'piesto one address, $40: and for copies 20
one address, 500. Payment I'd: be made WITHIN
fhree months from 4he time Of fseeiyiag the fizst
humber, otherwise, IS per cent: be.addstl tO
the advance price.
! Baptist Ministers, Postmastersf and resPonsi.
BE petsons generally, who may feel disposed
are requested TO act aslocaI agents, and TO make
their returns as soon as practic cable. Editors
with whom we exchange IN the Sonth wsi cons
fer favor, by giving the sboye a,few insertions.
gF Letters 10 sbe; addressed, post pam, to1s
Meredith, NEwBERNy N c. {. s.
March Is, 1887 5: 3
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sIBOLICIES will be issued upon Buildings
il Merchandise in. Store, and on the river to
and from Charleston and Georgetown; also on
Cotton in store. Persons living in tho country
and towns adjacent by giving description oftheir
property, can have itinsured against loss OF dam:
age by fire. s. g
d. s. HARLLEE, Agent at Gheraw, for
Insu. Go. Of Columbia. S. G.
April 10, 1886 s 2stf: 3
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Dsr.as az: 1sad.

Thirty -twcyeais sjnce, ID enclosing gsome
InesIY sls ard 6eld, ne had occasion 10 set,
Esone baf posts, and ai . point whafe Gu
Eiie}ds c6tnesed ne pIa6 ] ~ s0stIiat if
served. for four pair 6 g elef
field The posts was cqlui5 ehitd
Ecadar, Capssssus q
thrifty tree, ,lourtsen in1 he
holes On the four 6Sl5sl
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-08-16
s! For Sal 9 .
lANE Four Horse; ggon. entirely new.
III JOHN EVANS & co.
Cheraw, March 4tl,. = l7:tf
Bacon! Bac &.

KKTANTED TO- GOO lbs prime y: Ca cured
w Bacon for which the highest market price
win be psid IL delivered prior 70 the lvth :. Au-
8 5uiy I6th: ls37. Brick Store. 3 I
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.erican securities, cotton, and other great sta
pies Of the United States. =:
Statements of the copds dstion nof the banks
/ of England and France as they may.appea
8. Such other statistical information con-
nected with finance, banking, currency ex;
change, &c. as may render the work lua-
bic for present and future reference g
statesman, legislators bankers. apltahsIs,
merchants, cultpralists, mannfac cslrers,
and private citizens. x sssass.. sy.s
In addition to these practical agdisl alislis
Zeal subjects, Che Register WlL cont a'll--
cupy ofs the celebrated report of the Bull
lion committee, made tos the British pa
tmentm 1910, iniwhich the question ot Arsss
Etorat;on to specie payments by the Bank g q
England is amply aud most ably discussed
s A history of the, South Sea bubbles Of the
Mississippi scheme, and OF other convuislous
IN the pecuniary concerns Of Enrope
A history Of the currency and effects OF the
suspension of specie payments by the 6ankspt
the United States IN 1914, and Of the various
panes aud rninous presstires for money which
have occurred; siuce.S -. 49,
sneatis aud essays Oh ting, currency.
exchange, The relative value eof gold and silver
the impohcYS of usnry laws, and other subjects
Ola kindred nature, original and selected
- AL the essays of sAn Examiner, Including
two published In Decembes last, and which
ssc ash;cb nus n,.sI spbs bsSss fer
s,s snIs1,esa b:stnrvof the late money crisis
.,a snrssaneaess, Is they NAV hereafter
~ asyelos,sa ~ Il serve ssor futnre nse.
- ~ 3 ssgsF.RAIS.
e 4 Tss 5 F;Sau uc;a R Reg;sterWi1fI be o6hHshed
: ,.S ,ys-nass sss1 a. super royal
~. XII 5 ,.s,.s ct,,vo conenc;nu on the
;sb sss ~ of dsS,ss isis And w; compsise one
,,lj,,,,,s. es aiS q ess = & vear 81
5 .'iaT ,-ce cf Ran ;xvsI he three
,o1Isys .c,;ns 81 dollars or two
s1s P q ss,hscsr ~ 6e reeeiyed for
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Corn e. Meal.

EYEyHE highest market prices will be, paid for:
y. the above 6Sicles, which are newsyery
scarce. Applyto j. MALLof. q eGe.3,
July 10th, 1887. Brick Store.
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I Steel. Saw Cott ton Gin.
As fFRSs rate article. Morrison's make for
"a For sale Tow BY = ,. sMeNA iKlsss
July 1881 I. - s.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-08-16

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