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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-09-15
BOOTS AND SHOES
N. S. WRENCE,

N. S. LAWRENCE,
Agcnt for the sale of Somhworth Aan-
yfactoring Co.'S Uriting Papers.
Warehouse No. 3 Minor Street.
100 cases of the above superior Papers now in
store. end for sale to the trade at the lowest mar
ket prices, consisting in part Of
Fine thick Flat Caps, y, IA, IS and 1G lbs,
blue and white.
Supcrfne Medium and Demi Writings, blue
and white
Extra super and surerGne Folio Posts, blue
and white, plain and ruled
Superfne Commercial Posts, blue ard white,
plain and ruled
Extra super Linen Note Papers, plain and gilt.
Superfne and fine Bill Papers, long and broad.
Superlne ana fine Counting House Caps and
posiS, blue and white.
Extra super Congress Caps and letters, plain
and ruled, blue and white.
Extra super Congress Caps and Letters, gilt
Superiire Sermon Caps and Posts
Superhne blue linen thin Letters.
Extra super Bath Posts, blue and white, plain
and ruled.
Embroidered Note Papers and Envelopes.
"Lawyer's" Brief Papers.
SuperGne and fine Caps and Posts, ruled and
plain, blue and white, various qualities andpriccs
Also, lCO0 reaUs white and assorted Shoe Pa
pcrs, Rorust boards, white and asserted issuc,
Tea, Wrapping, Envelope, assorted and blue
Mediums, Cap WronrGs, Hardware Papers &c.
June 90, isig fw
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CHEAP WATCHES,

TEWELRY, and SILVER Ware. Good Fq
~ goods at low prices The order Of The E23,
day. This principle is fully adopted at DUE
Philadelphia.
lie Huray, fine Gold and Silver Watches, low
er thar ever offered ot wholesale and telal
No. 72, North Second street above Arch
The stock consists in part Of gold and silver e-
vers lapines and Quarter Watches; Jtwtlry Of
the newest and most fashionable patterns.
Silver Spoons &c,-Particular attention paid 10
these articles, the quality Of which Is NO. /, and
workmanship ditto, The esrabisI ment Of lie Hu.
ray, has been well known for 40 wears in second
street. and has made a character which needs no
putting. Silver teaspoons, as low as S4, so per
set-can be made for less rwished
Watch Glasses-plain, o cls patent, Is; Lu.
nete, 20 cts; other artclesin proportion
Remember, you can huy here below ary pub.
lished list of prices in This city or Ntw.YnE.
Watch repairing particularly attended TO- and
warranted 10 give satisfaction.
N. Bold Gold and Silver bought for cash
taken in exchange at don't forget tieNo (72
North Second street, above Arch, PhiladeJpbja
March %, '49--6m.'
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Agricultural,
How biest lA1 FNRMGR's simple lits
How pura tae JOY It yiells}
Ia, %o0 The ~oglts tom1,Nous strife,
Free, ~ the s,'N'nt fclis. !Tgsresi.


Hr , D)etie Sl ,laioa3 BM Boys,
whsn Won come 10 be grown men, aud
have sa!li i,ns, bulls, and rams for breeding,
on your arms, among other good points,or
qualifications, don't forget what we think
the mos. important, namely: a gentle
disposition or, in other words, kind
temper Many person has been killed
by lerocious males and even females; you
will see, therefore, that, in propagating
such animals, you endanger your lives
as well as those ofothers. Our rule is how
ever good an animal may be in other re,
poets, if wanting in docile disposition, not
to breed from it.
We will now tell you a story Of a Dur
ham bull which belongs to Prince Albert,
the husband of Queen Victoria, of England.
This bull is kept in the little park at
Windsor. so called, to disliguish it from
the great park, at the head of which stands
Windsor Castle,one ofthe largest and most
magnificent buildings in Europe, and the
principal summer residence of the Queen
and Prince. This animal possessing kind
temper had been taught to work alone in
cart like horse. He made himself very
useful in this capacity; and was of such
great strength, that he would take load of
more than 5000 pounds Three tons, along
level road with as much case, and per-
haps more, than any one of you could
iguddle wheelbarrow load of dirt not
weighing over 100 pounds.
We'll one day, after hard mornings
work they turned him out in the park 10
feed and refresh himself on the rich grass
that was growing there. In The same pas
turo was another bull, which proved to be
OF Vicious temper; for no sooner did he
espy farm laborer from the adioin-
ing field attempt 10 pass through the
pariure, than he commenced believing and
then rushed forward with all his might
determined to gore him to DEATH
The feroCious beast had knocked the man
down, and was in the act ofstooping to toss
him on his horns, when the kind tempered
Durham bull seeing his extreme danger,
set of on full run TO his rescue. He
came up with suct. prodigious force as to
knock the wicked bull PROSTATE at single
blow of his head He then commenced
afloc'ionaely licking the fallen man. which
so revived him, that he turned over, and
perceiving that ii was The friendly Durham
bull, he at length got strength to rise up,
when mounting the back of his domb friend
lie was soon carried out of danger.
Now, boys, you will see the safety of
possessing good-tempered animals: and
there is not only superior safety. but great
er utility in them for they will consume
less food, do more work, give more milk, if
females and fnallyfatten better,andof coure
be more valuable through life and in the
end,
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Drilling i'm Wheat.

We are convinced that putting in whea,
with drill is not only the preferable plar,
but that grca! saving Of seed may be ef-
iec.ed by it, and an increased product OBJ
tanned. TO SOW 100 acre field broadcast
as 1t ought to be, will require 200 bushels,
II put in with the machine, will answer ful-
ly as well, thereby saving rs bushels in
seeding 100 acres. The ridge raised by
the machine protects the plants through the
winter; and in spring, it the roots should
be thrown out, many, if not most of them,
will be covered by the crumbling down Of
the ridges. All that would be necessary
70 render this certain, would be,i the spring,
topass roller over the field, as soon as the
frost was outof the ground & the soil dry,
as the pressing down, or compression of
the ridges would necessarily cover up most
OF the roots that might be found exposed
upon the surface, and thus ensure their ta-
King roots that might be found exposed up
on the surface, and thus ensure their ta-
King root and growing. Besides, the in
tervaIs between the drills would secure 2
tree circulation of air through the plants
while growing, and be particularly service
able IN preventing, to very great extent,
the grain from rust. Ifthe cause of this
disease be atmospheric, and we believe it
is, free circulation of air could not fail to be
productive ofthe good we have claimed for
it.
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NEW CHEAP STORE,

V1HE Subscribers respectfully inform the citi.
A izens of Bloomsburg and the public in gem
eral, that they are now opening large and well
selected assortment of
FGH and Umter Goods,
at the" CHEAP Corner, lately occupied by Eah.
Ter G. Pchihia Cur stock consists ofa GENE.
RAJ VARIETY, well adapted to he season, which
Will br sold at unusually low prices
o. The public are respectfully invited 10 call
and examine our stock before making their pur.
chascs.
N. B. All kinds ofcountry produce taken ir
exchange,
HAYHURST & BALDY.
Bloomsbury, Nov. IT, 1S4s-y.
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REMOVAL.

"ARREN russell, has removed his Shoe
w Store into the Exchange Buildings, next
door to lartman's store, where he will always
keep on hand and make to order every desirable
Kind OF Boots and Shoes for Mems Ladies' and
Misses wear.
call AyND EXAMINE,
He Is determined 10 turn of work that will bear
examination and trial, and which will compare
with that ofany other establishment in northern
Pennsylvania.
(Tt- All work warranted.
BIOonsburg, April 7, ls49
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Surgical and Mechanical Dent,st

OUTStCUT UNU 1HeCNun3C0T UCnttSt.
VNHE undersigned respectfully informs the Ia.
dies and Gentlemen of Bloomsbury and tbo
public in general that he attendso all the yarions
Operations in Dentistry. Residence ,near Bloons.
burg but will visit families or invidnals At tbeir
dwellings, when required. Thankful for mast "a.
vors, he hopes to merit continuation Of nnbiic
patronage, asst will ever be his pleasuret
satisfaction in hisprofession '''O''
J. H. VANDERSLTCE.
9H'Ihespecia partnership in plate work. hero.
tofore existing between A. Vallcrcban ~ and nd
II. Vanderslice, has expired by Limitation, ~ and
the accounts Of said firm are in The hands or ,bc
Undersigned for settlement. '''
March q, 1919.
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OUR BLANKS AND JOB PRINTING

Ne%~HSSs WE have Just made valuable addi.
SEAA~RtIS tOns to our Job Office, of new type,
&C., and procured handsome supply of AS
sorted Fancy Paper, by which we can execute
the neatest and cheapest Job.work in this sec.
ton
We have also added to our already heavy and
extensive stock of Blanks, of which, we have all
kinds, from Deeds to Naturalization papers-a
select assortment of very fine Marriage Cerii-
Gates, printed and engraved, tor Ministers and
Magistrates.
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WHITE SWAN HOTEL,

I'VE subscriber begs leave to inform his -
Il friends and the public in general, llat he Bi&
has taken the White SuGH Hofel ami Stare
Office, No IOS, Race Street, formerly kept by ].
Peters II Son. The House being large and con.
yenIeni, and in the business part Of The CITY. he
hopes by strict attention to business, tha, his
friends VIII give him call. HepledCe himself
t9at nothing shall be wanting on his part to maze
his friends at home ''''''
Terms-Sl per day
GEORGE RAIN.
ma, ,former'y of Sch"y'FH County.
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DICKINSON SEMINARY.

'ENHE first quarter Of the next year will com.
Il mence on Wednesday, the 5th Of September
1t IS very desirable that those who wish to enter
the school should represent attscommencement. at
Rates Of Tuition.
PRIMARY DEPASTMENT.
Reading, Writing and Spelling, So 50
Elementary Arithmetic. Geography,
History and Drawing, 90
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT.
Common English, $50
Higher English with Lectures, 500
Latin and Creek son
EXTRA.
German, French, Painting aud
Drawing each, IN
Instructions on Piano, 90
Use of Piano, 90
Contingent charge, for warming &
cleansing house and printing
Reports, &c. 371
N. B. Tuition and contingent charge inyaria.
bly in advance.
Those wishing TO enter must apply to the Prin.
cipal al the Seminary building
THOMAS BOWMAN, PRINCIPAL.
Aug %, 1919.
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THE EMPIRE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF 7,
STATE or NEW YORK

INCoRPoRATED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE
STATE or NEW York.
A RE the exclusive Agents for Green's Cxy.
N genated Bilters, which is he best and slrcn-
gest certified medicine ior the care of DysIelsa,
General Debility, Habitual Costiveress, SC, in
the world. in every disease arising nom impcr.
feet digestion, Or dtrGTgtd S'om0ch. this rene.
dy has been certified to by Hon J.. II. Arnold,
TX Governor oi Rhcde Island, Hon Vim. Wood
bridge Ex-Governor Of Michigan; Hon. T..
Mo0rhead, Ex-Governor Of Kentucky, Hon. j. S.
Simmons, Senator fl, IN Il. ], Hon, S. ( Tlelps,
Senator from Vt, Hon. Wm. Upham Senator
ircm Vt, Hon. S. Foot, Senator frcn Vermont,
Hon H. D Foster, member Of Congress lrcm Pa,
Hon. W. S. Martin, Wisconsin, Gen. A. c. Dodge,
Iowa, C. c. 1owbridle, ESQ, Denoi1 s n.
Holmes. Esq, CT, G. W. Jones, Esq, Dubuque,
Joseph HoXie, New Yolk, and many Others who
are living WITNESSES ol its ulerior efficacy. n.
B.-One peuliar property Of the BlITEKS s,tlat
Is does not contain any spnituors lquols, and is
on an entirely new plan Of cure fcT Dyspepsia -
The EMPIRE CO.NP.GN y TO whom oIders
should be addressed, are at No. l76 Broadway
N. Y.
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To Pickle NdSturtion5.

Soak them three days in salt and water as you
collect them, changing it once in three days, and
when you have enough, pour off the brine and
pour on scalJng vinegar.
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DEAF PERSONS

Can be made to h,or iu almost every rasci +.
proper ircamtnt, lur hoy Auuld cm,mher th5
the organization Of tic Ear is tie ncst del cat,
structure ol the body, (eAcertthe cyeD ard l,rc,
- otenn iriuCd 1iHr lu,fr,d il s,Grr,s-
The Aco"s3c oil sold by tie Empire C,nlsrv
l79 Broadway, is the sulest and ncst successful
article ever kItwn for Cups
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NEW ARRIVAL OF
Spring md Nnmmcr Good


TINHE subscribers, in again calling the attention
ofthe public to their STORE, Immediately
opposite the Court House, would respectfully
announce the arrival of large and cLOice assoIt.
ment Of Dry Goods, suitable for the spring
and summer trade, and that olhing will be
wanting on their part to merit consiuuance OF
the patronage SO lIberally bestowed upon then
since the arrival Of their first stock OF merchan.
dize. A small advance on city cash prices shall
continue to be our motto.
The assortment just received and now opening
consists in part of French, English and American
CLOTHS, SATINETTS AND VESTINGS,
Flannels Of all coors, Kentucky Jaen's, Muslins,
Calcoes, Ginghams, Linen. uslres, De Iains Of
various patterns, French and embroidered lawns,
and white dress goods.
SHhs-Black, blue black and striped; bonnet
silk, &c, Frnges and braids, bonnet. ribbands.-
Shaws, Cashmere, Thbbet, Terkeriee, de lain
and silk, scarfs in variety. Carpeting Wool,
cotton, etc. Hearth rugs, and embossed table
covers.
Bonnets: Palm, Panama and Leghorn Hats.
GROCERIES, Mackerel, Irish Salmon, Salt
and Plaster.
Queenr,Oare, Hardwore, aCiHow and ceda,
1Care, &c. &c.
hf.In fne---al these with many more not u-
sualIy kept in country stores, will be exchanged
for Cash. Produce or Lumber.
A. ]. SLOAN,
T.. MENDENHALL.
bloomsbury, April 81, lS49.
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To Pickle Peaches.

Take ripe, but hard peaches, wipe OF tho
down, stick few cloves into them, and lay them
in cold spced vinegar. In three monthes they
will be sufficiently picked, and also retain much
Of their natural flavor,
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The HOIIselIceDer.
N~~~~~NN-0~NTNNsN~" 0~NN|N~NN-ONN~~N~N
TO Pickle Peppers.

Take green peppers, take the seeds out careful.
ly, so as not to mangle them, soak them nine day,
in salt and water changing il every day and keep
them in warm place. Stuiithem with chopped
cabbage, seasoned with cloves, cinnamon, and
mace, put them in cold spieed vinegar.
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To Pickle Tomatoes.

As you gather them throw them into cold vim.
egar. When you have enough, take them out,
tie some spices in bag and scsld them in good
vinegar, and pour it hot over them.
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BLOOMSBURY ACADEMY

DLOO nv AN II t
HIGH SCHOOL
For Young Ladies and Gentlemen
J. Z. BRADLEY, PrmcipaL
REUBEN HILL, assistant.
The second Quarter OF the present Summer
Session of this School will commence on Monday,
the 25th instant.
Teri BOOks
Emersons Spelling Book aud Reader.
Goodrich's Geography.
BulIion's English Grammar.
Parker's Progressive Exercises.
e" Aids to English Composition.
Blar's Rhetoric, University edition.
Davies arithmetic.
Algebra.
Geometry.
Surveying.
Mensurdlion.
Guernsey's History OF the United States.
Lardner's Outlines.
0lmsed's School Philosophy.
Burrltrs Geography of the Heavens.
Johnstons Turner's Chemistry.
Woods Botany.
Schmuckcr's Mental Philosophy,
Wayland's Moral Science.
Webster's Dictionary.
LATIN.
Bullon's Latin Grammar ,Bullion's Latin Read.
er, Anthon's Ceasar, Sallnst, Cicero, Horace
folsom's Liyy, Leverett's Latin Lexicon.
GRE T. e X.
Builon's GreekGrammar, ,Bulllon's GreekRcad.
er, Robinson's Greek Testament, Xenophon's
Anabasis, Xenophon's Memorabilia, Liddel and
ScOtt's OF Groves Greek Lexicon.
There will be frequent exercises in Declama.
ton and Composition. Instruction will also be
given in Penmanshp and Book. Keeping.
1t will be the aim of the Teacher in this
School, to impart to the pupils THOROUGH
KNOWLEDGE Of the branches studied, to edurdte
their minds, and thus to prepare them for non
orable places in life.
TT MS.
The Academical year will consist ofi4 weeks
The expense per quarter for tuition and all con.
tingenCies, will be
For Reading, Penmanship, Arithmetic, Gcogra.
ply, English Grammar aud History, or either
Of them, s. %
For same, with Algebra, Geometry, Surveying,
MensuratIon, Philosophy, Chemistry, Rhcto-
ric, 4 %
For Latin and Greek Languages, 81
% Good boarding can be obtained in private
families at from 81 50 to So 90 per week.
References,
Col Joseph Paxton, tRev. Daniel Scck,
Hon. Stephen BaIdy, Rev. Joshua Evans.
Hon. George Mack, (MichaoI Brobst Esq
John McReynoIds, Esq
. BoopsOurg, juno IS, 1919.
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4 Calculation for N,uchv Farmers,

Il Calculation for Nouchy Farmers.
If one COW daily treads three pounds of
hay under foot in the mud, she will waste
about one hundred pounds per month or
a herd OF twenty cows would waste ton
per month. At this rate, how many times,
every ten years, would the quantity wasted
pay the expenses of making feeding boxes
and racks
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SPRING & sUMMER GOODS

FRESHSPRlNG & SUMNER GOODS
MerchGntabie Mcrchandize.
4 GAIN the undersigned take pleasure in an.
IA nounclng to lhelr friends and the public,
lHat they have just received select and heavy
assortment vi choice
DrV GO0ds s Groceries,
adapted TO the season, and wants Of the people,
which they offer for sale, at their old stand at
prices "cheaper than the cheapest" Their stock
comprzes lull assortment of all kinds of goods,
usually kept in country stores, and without par.
tlcuIari2ing each article, feel warranted in saying
that those il want OF good goods have only to call
70 satisfy their tssle and fancy
Groceries, Queensware, Hardware, Fish,
Salt, Molasses, &c.
large and beautiful selection OF the above ar.
ticles OF superior quality at very low prices
ALSo.--tlats Of every variety (lOr Summe
wear,) Boots, Shoes, &c.
CJ-Cash paid for grain always.
WIN. McKELVY e. Co.
Bloomsbury, May 3, lsl0
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Chemical Cleansing Fluid.

Manufactured aud sold by the Empire Gonna
ny'ls 10 every person who washes Or has wash.
ing cone' Of very great and essential service II
o6vIales more lhan hat the ordinary labor and al.
so the wear to clothes. 1t SETS the color fast 10
IaoIng caHcces' ard swels as well for con brics
Mnslns. and Mlnllen rnnhs
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SUW.MER CLOTH Q,
of every description, Dry, Fancy, and Staple
GOODS, and general assortment of Shirts, Bo-
SONS, Collars, Gloves, Suspenders, Stocks, Hand.
kerchefs, &C., SC.
Garments made 10 order on short notice.
0cj- Persons residing out of town will find it to
their advantage to purchase clothing of him as he
is determined 10 put prices down so low as to make
an object to those who come from Distance
Gentlemen don't forget to enquire for Nathans's
Cheap Clothing Store, on Main Street, one door
above Mr.. Deber'S American House, Blooms
burg.
SIMON NATHAN, & Co.
Rloomsburg, March 81, lS49.
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NEW GOODS /!

TIE LAST md BEST ARRIT-AL.
TVNIlE undersigned respectfully informs the pub.
4 lie, that he has just received at the CheaE
Corner Store, in Maine street. JelOU Market,
large and select assortment Of
Fashion G5Ie and Durable
SPRING AyND SU.HNER GOODS,
which he will sell on terms even more reasonable
for purchasers than any yet introduced into
Bloomsbury.
His stock comprises every variety of Dry Goods
Groceries, Queensware, Hardware Fish, Salt
&C. &C., together with all the essential requisites
of a wel.stocked Country Store.
00- Thankful for past patronage, continuance
of the same is cordially invited Produce received
as usual in exchange for Goods.
Bloomsbury, May l9,l L. B. RUPERT.
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SURVEYING & CONVEYANCING

FbNHE undersigned respectfully inform their
4 friends and the public in general, that they
have formed a CO. partnership in the business of
Surveying and ConUeyancing,
for the purpose OF transacting any business in the
line OF their profession.
Mr.. Kahler's Office is held in Mr. Justice Kah-
lers office, Bloomsbury, and Mr. Ncyhard's office
at his residence in Centre township-he is also
the Surveyor General for Columbia county
G1-All business left with either member Of the
firm, as above, will be attended to with fidelity
and despatch.
S. NEYHARD,
o. C. KAHLER
April Il, 1910
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COLUMBIA COUNTY INSTITUTE.

HNEE Trustees of the Columbia County Inste.
tute take pleasure in announcing to the
public that they have secured the services of the
REV, SAMUEL SCHAFFER,
as Principal Of the School to be opened in Blooms.
burg on Thursday, the 5th day Of April next
The highly attested abilities OF Mr.. Schaller al
ford an ample guarantee for thorough instruction
in all the various branches taught in the school
These will consist Of the following:
LANGUAGES.
ancient--Latin, Greek and Hebrew.
MOdern-German, Spanish. French and Italian.
ENGLISH.
Arithmetic, Geometry, Algebra, Surveying,
Navigation, Geography, with the use of globes
History, Natural Philosophy, and Chemistry, with
lectures and experiments; Moral and Mental
Philosophy, with lectures, Penmanship and
Elocution will receive daily attention,
TERMs.-ln order to secure the greatest a
mount OF benefit to each pupil, we think the
standard number shOnd be twenty-five, unless
the demand of the public should warrant an as
sistant The prices will be as follows:
The tn Eosi;5 s5,,a 5rane9fs 3 ;sn, SSper quarter
VIM. McKELVY, I
l.. B. RUPERT,
CALEB BARTON, STruSteeS.
DANL SNYDER,
JACOB MELICK,
bloomsbury, March Is, ls40.
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Book and Job Printing.

m~xss KEEP 1T BEroR E THE EopLE that
sSSsA-aI-s Hand-bills, Blanks, Checks, Labels,
Cards, Tickets, Circulars, and every description of
JOB AND FANCY LETTER. PRESS PRI NTING
IN various colors, executed at the office of the
Columbia (Bloomsburg) Democrat, in neat style,
short order, and moderate terms. Also: The We.
ry best article of DEEDS, BLANKS, STATION.
ERY, &C., kept constantly for sale.
onr Friends are invited to call and examine
or tn 'mselves
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THE EMPIRE COMPANY

IS the only one Of the kind incorporated byhe Leg.
lsla'oFe OF tins State as Stock Company, and nm.
d'r such legislative Cnaclmuls as 10 make tho
5, STOCK always at par, and the Company clear "f
Liabilities. individuals holding any ofthe Stock
OF 'he Company will be entitled 10 their pro ratio
amount OF the profits Of the business, declared
urIh me aihdaylls Of the Trustees, at the crd Of
eSch year. lie Company receive their own Stock
Office, l7G Broadway '"'
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BE sure about Vermifuges !

Some Kill The Children as well as the worr,s
and the only safe article that kills the worms and
not the children, is the one made and sold BY the
Empire COmpany, at l7G ClnatMnu w
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ORNAMENTAL AND UsETUL.

The Laundry Starch Polish is used to give that
peculiar polish to collals bosoms and linens, Ibot
nothing else can give; besicos, il greatly faclli.
,a,cS me lI'lIng' The genuine has The stamp Of
the Empire Company, No. 10 Rroatway -