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A1rLb Branch CnnnI.

Branch can'I, IN wyonrpa, Lnzemy, su.qu..
hanna and Bradford was ho,1 ia Tungbannoct on
Monday evening, the 2orh pl,., .bn proceedings
o' ""''h we and in the JRyoniag Uu,g. Judge
Je''''' Was chosen President with SOM, 6necn
v Ice Presidents aod three Secretaries. The NEE.
tag "'' addressed by Cnls II. B. Wright. Of Lu.
zH"e' E'o'"ao Smith, of Wyoming, and 3 S.
Bentley, E'l,ol Sn,3aobanna.
We scarcely know hoN to lind room for The
sp'N"d proceedings, which we baye been re.
qo'sDed toPubIIsh, owing to their qea, length,
and mus, Doere,o.,, be content with glym, opr
readers some OF the most important resolution,
The subj acr is 6uulul one and should demand
the Hearty co.orrmuan OF cyeryciriacn Of North.
EN- Pennsylvania. Werapear our remark, a y.r,.
night since, that public attention is now ,a ak.
to the Importance ol the speedy completion o,
this most important link of our Stale Improve
man, ,.1 ,,, ,n, ar ~, ,,, ,,,, ,:,I,,' '"'p'''1'
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4ppoinfmeat By tie Postmaster General

Cor. J, + REYNoLps, to ba Post Master at
Plymouth, Lu1erno county, pia. Samuel c. rur.
ncr
CJ- Col ReynoIds, il m active business man and
will, no doubt, make a very efficient officer
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W. AZ onr readers have take great interest in
tn" tate JoHN D. COR, Esq, who Disappeared
80 suddenly in the city of Philadelphia in Dcccm.
our last, we Suljoin the following paragraph,
winch appears in letter Of the PhadGpnia
correspondent ofthe Harrisburg Tchgropb, undcr
Gate Of February 6lh by which is will be seen
that "noihIng has as yet been heard Of him.
Nothing has vet been heard of Mr.. Colt,
who disappeared SO mysIerouslv in De
cember last. He has been murdered,
without doubt, The river Delaware had
been searched for the corpse, the supposr-
ton being that he fell from the wharf. or
was thrown off from them but nothing,
was found. Another person is missing,
named Lewis Sands, and he too is suppos.
ed to be gone forever. In the ease ofCoI.
Hague, the aStroIogor, was consulted, and
he stated very positively that the younr
man Was muriycd at the corner of Third
and Race streets. and his BODY thrown in
to The Delaware. This was done he
states, about the hour Of three O'Clock on
the morning Of the nightiu which he was
last SEEM
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"ms ILAIrom.--A writer IN the
New York Herald, a leading rayIor
paper thinks that Gen Taylor will give the
Wings a platform somelchat similar IN
fhat ''hIca General Jackson occupied
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lo-"Tbe woo3Isnd Home mex, week.
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Practical Farming.

How general, yet absurd is the notion
that practical farming means, aud is, the
rough and tumble application OF manual
labor to the soil aud waking at o'clock
in the morning to feed the cows and clean
the hor pen, Ia those days when science
was herself confined to schools, its applica-
ton couldnot be made to farming, and with
on' applied science there could not be
sk3iiW practice, But the time honored
profession Of the farmer, has adyaced with
the intelligence Of the age. ltis true that
the wealth of Arabian, Laban and Job, con-
sstedi their cattle, as also did that of the
Ulysses Latinus and Varro and Cato con-
sidered them the most certain and speedy
means Of enriching country but Layo-
isier, in France, and Buel, in our own
country, have shown wonderful results of
the assistance which all the sciences have
given in developing the mysteries of every
productionoG the soil. The truth is, that
as ar, advances, the more assistance it is
likely to derive from science. The time
is not many centuries past, VIII en- the timd
sailor, crept from headland, and trembIed
when perchance he saw but the sky above
and the sea below-his badly constructed
craft dared not venture upon the unknown
and tracklcss ocean, but science raised up
the tremling needle, and fear gave way to
confidence. Tall ships dance upon the
captive sea, unknown lands yield up their
treasures TO the skill of Columbus. Geo
graphy readily paid her tribute to naviga-
ton, and the Heavens themselves TELEGRAPH
he'd their dispatches of Celestial guidance
to the experimental mariner, who ventured
beyond the particular limits of his practical
graudlathers. Laban raised kids and lambs,
UIysssess raised cows Layoisier raised
crops, and Buel raised fruit. Laban had
shepherds ; Ulysses was a prince and a
warrior: Lavoisier never worked out Of
his labratory,and Buel was more Of prac-
tical printer than practical farmer. Pro-
bus Roman general employed his soldiers
planting vines in Europe; as Hannibal
formerly employed his planting olives in
Alrica--and it has been said in our times,
that the best cabbages come from Kinder
hook. 1t is the love of science in its ap-
plicadon to farming, that enjoys its noble
and elevated pleasure. 1t is Of him it can
be said as of Cmcinnatus
"The Romans as historians all allow,
Sough, IA extreme distress the rual plow;
In triumph, for the village swain
Retired, to the Noblcman again"
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List OF Jurors,
For Augu0t Term, lS40.
% GRAND JURORS.

Brar Creek-Jesso Bowman, Abm. Adams,
0bedIah Gensel.
Centre-Geolge Kechner.
Fishing Creek-Albert zimmerman, Peter
Colder.
Franklin Samuel Shich, Daniel Zerr, Elias
Weaver
Limestone Daniel Gouger.
Madison--George Ewes, James Allen, Jos,
WeIliyer.
! Mahoning- Cornelius Comclison, Jchn Pat
Mflm-Peter Nungcsyer, Peter Longenbur.
ger
Orange VIM. WhitmoyCr, John Nantz
Roaring Creek Emanuel KEN.
Sugarloal-B Benjamin Peterman.
/ Valey-JoShua Sletler, Thomas Yorks.
TRAVERSE JURORS First week.
Bloom-Joseph W. Hendershot, Martin Ru-
/ pert
Rriar Creek-John Martz, Anthony Walp,
Caattwissa--John Ritter
! Derry-Samuel Laird, David Wilson.
| Frankin-Robert Davidson, Jesse Weigle.
Hemlock'-Balts APpleman, jr, George Bo-
| CERT
Limestone George Smith, Frederick Nc.
! Bride, Griffith Lltchtenthalcr, Jas Caldwell,
! Mldison--John Bulheimer, Samuel Rlmbey
/ Robert johnson.
| Mahuning-John Mowrer, Wm. Henrr,
Maine Joseph Harzle.
| Mialin-C Christian Keller, Samuel Reiclelnan.
| Montour-Eli Barton, James Woodsidcs.
Mount Pleasant-Joseph lkeler, William
! Miller
Orange-Archibald Henry.
Roaring Creek--Re BENJAMIN Hauck, John Kline,
/ 7, l.
lay.
( Sugarloaf-Edwsrd Albertson.
Valley Joseph Drumpower, Chas. Maus.
SECOND WEEK.
Bloom--John Robson, Marshall G, Kinney,
Minicr Andrews.
Briar Creek-Stephcn Thomas, Mordcai W.
Jackson, W. B. GARNER
Centre-Henry Lomau, John Kuorr, Sam'l
/ fIagenbuch.
! Deuy-Thomas Norehead
! Fishing Creek--Gcorgc Pealer.
! Frouklm-Samue foreman, Reuben Rhor-
back.
Greenwood-John Black, William ShOema-
| ker.
Hemlock--Thomas j. Vandcslce, John c
/ Kinney.
Jackson--John Eessler, James Yocum, John
J. MctIenry
Madison--Issac Dewitt, Jacob Dryfoos,
! Maiue--John Nuss, jr.
Mahoning-John Deem, jr., Edward Morrison
Michael Weaver, Charles MtChard.
Minlin-Danel Meyer, Samuel Keller
Orange-Isaac Welch, John MCGOWAN.
Roaring Creek-Jacob Stein, John Yeagcr, Jr.
George Martz.
Vallcy-Peter Bright, David Reich.
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BOOTS AND SHOES

THE subscriber has opened new Boo; and
\ Shoe Store at the lower end of Main street,
il the buldinging lately used as Nathan's Cloth.
Store. He Will always keep on hand an assert.
ment Of ready made work, and will make to order
at the shortest notice coars and find Boots, Shoes
Caters and Slippers for Gentlemen, Ladies and
Misses wear. He will furnish his work, made
in a neat and substantial manner at the lowest
prices.
1Q-Work made strong and neat, and sold cheap
SoIlclts a share Of public patronage.
JOSEPH b. WEAVER.
Bloomsbury, April 7, lS4g.3m.
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REMOVAL.

VXTARREN Russell, has removed his Shoe
w Store into the Exchange Buildings, next
door 10 Harlmans 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 md EXAMINE,
lie is determined 10 turn of work that will bear
examination and ual, and which will compare
with that ofany other establishment IN northern
pennsylvania.
III. All work warranted.
Bioon,burg, Apr. =, 1910
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NEW ARRIVAL OF

Spring and Summer Goods.
TVHE subscribers, in again calling the attention
ofthe public to their STORE, Immediately
opposite the Court House, would respectfully
announce the arrival Of large and choice assorl.
meut OF Dry Goods, suitable for the spring
and summer trade, and that nothing will be
wanting on their part to merit a consnuance OF
the patronage so lberally bestowed upon them
since the arrival of their first stock OF merchan.
die. 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, Muslius,
Calicoes, Gingham', Linen.Iustres, De Lans OF
various patterns French and embroidered lawns,
aud white dress goods.
Sa6S-Black, blue.black and striped; Bonnet
silk, &C., Fringrs and braids, bonnet.riObands -
Shawls, Cashmere, Thibbet, rcrkeriee, de lain
and silk, scarfs in variety Carpeting; Wool,
cotton, etc. Hearth rugs, and embossed table
covers.
Bonnets; Palm, Panama and Lephorn Hats.
GROCERlES--M lrish Salmon, Salt
and Plaster.
! Queeuware, Hrd,rare, wil'ow and cedar
lc0re, &c. &c.
NJ In fine--alI these with many more not u.
sually kept in country stores, will be exchanged
for Cash, Produce or Lumber.
y. J. SLOAN,
/ +. MENDENHALL.
/ Bloomsbury, April 81, lslJ
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Cncap EOUk STORE,
l6I Chestnut Street.
&C.
corner ol seventh @Wallil buIuIhgs'
u-,.o,,,,,.,, tH''ApLL'tiiH'
NJ" IN" '"C Ha"r' r VI l'Ie community, lne
IA FIoPIe'"' VI "'s Ls AbL'sH LNI mas NJ
Ied up store ia '"e must eIes'ht HahherhaVlhg
due regard TO 'ne co'o!I ot ms customers SO
,,''' I,,,, may
'''' 0'''''''' H. I,,,r,,,,,., OIL.
40 l'l''''.''5o y'ooN
OF DOCKS Is CIIss'Heu 'CCo'uIS 10 'he various De,
parUhrhts OF hH'Ia'ure, - ,hat 'lsIloIs can ma
,he BOOKS the! are IN se'ICh oi ioI themselves
Lul'h ms ''UCH 'o' the ih"S' Pa,' a' ''e 'i"@"h
| sues ana oelhg Co"ueC!eN WIN one oI Ine Ltr-
3's' FuoIsI'hB IIouseS Il, 'hIS country besides
p"oI',nnS larSeIy H''"seI'' en"oIeS MN TO sell
ALL DJoNs a'
Lower frlceS
than any other house OF a similar character on
this continent, His facilities for the Importation
Of Books from Europe are unsurpassed, having a
I Branch OF his Establishment IN London, where
"drrs Of private gentleman are carefully eAccut'
td a"u io,"a5",u 10 'hls cOon'I! pye'er! sTEA'
NL" al" ioC"c''
A Catalogue
Of Books with the pricGs attached ls issued quar-
/ tcfly, containing Lists Of Now Additions made to
his large collection, winch are in all cases for
sale at the
Lowest Prices
Or from 2j to IS per cent. below Publishers, pri.
ces, Thus III buying even a few Books, quite
considerable amount Is saved.
as s'I'l luF'hSr
l'""0oil ileli'
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SWARTZ & MESSENGER,
At the Bloomsbury Book Store,

HAYE Just received aud offer for sale large
IL addition TO their former stock, among
wu,cn may be found Frost's, Taylors, Guernsey's
and Russell's history Of the United States -
Miners history OF Wyoming Goldsmith's & Ack.
crmdn's Natural History, Rollins Ancient tisto.
ry Josephus, Sears Pictorial Works, IhIers
French Revolution, Works OF Thomas Carlyse
Russels history Of Greece, Rome, France and
England, Darby's UnNetsll Gazetteer, Army aud
Navy ot America, Macauey's history Of Eng
the works of Lamb, Byron, Campbell, Montgon.
cry, Cowper Thompson, Shakespeare, Milton,
Gray, Beadie, Young Collins, Craube, Hobw,
Pollock, Burns Pope, MtIlman, Keats, Gold.
smith, Mary Howitt Mrs, llemanS, and many
others
Also, Encyclopedia Of Religious Knowledge,
Bucks Theologlcal Dictionary, Comprehensive
Commentary, Clark's Commentary, Fleetwood's
Life of Christ, Religious Emnlems and Allcgo.
res, Pilgrims Progress, Mason's Farrier, State
Book OF Pennsylvania, Gems Of Literature, Curos.
tiles Of Nature & Art. Numerous works Of the
Presbyterian Board Of Publication, an assortment
Of large and small Bibles, Drawing, Drafting,
Tissue, Bill, Writing ard Letter Paper, large
stock OF Bauk books, Pictures with frames, and
Albums.
Also a choice variety Of GiIded hooks, beaut,.
fully emtelIlshed for centre tables anl suitable
for presents, German bibles, Tesaments, Prayer
books, Hymn books, Histories, Sc.
School books and Stationary Of all kinds and
descriptions, all Of which will be sold Oh the
most reasonable terms.
Or School TeachersS the Public generally
are invited to call and examine for themselves
SWARrS Il MESSENGER.
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
PhIIadelPhla ana Heading Railroad,
from PHILADELPHIA to PottsvllG.
Cborro nf bnurs and ,ro
I.;I,.
"'''' "'"i '"I" way
except sundays.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, AprH ID. 1slq
Z J votr.ins will run each way, dsi,y. between
PnI,adeIphia and Pousyjge.
MoRHIyG LlNE-Acco,rMoD,r arrow
Leave. PHILADELPHIA at73 A. NJ. da,I,. ey.
cen, Sunda,s
Passes Reading al 10. A. AL
La,yrs pol,y'Ilr At II 4 NJ Daily ,vrent
SprJ,,s
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DOCTOR ALONZO i. CRESLER,
ID ESPFCTFULLY offers his Professional
III Services to the citizens OF EspyJown and
ITS vicinity.
Doctor CreSlCr, can be consulted at the
residence OF JoHN kREsLER in Espytowa, except
when professionally absent
Espytown, May 70, lS49, -3mo'
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OONFECTIONARY 4 10Y STORE.

VNEE subscriber respectfully informs the cili.
2ens OF Bloomsbury, and vicinity, that he
is now opening select
CoweCtionary,Fndt and Toy Store,
in the Exchange buildings, No. A., where he will
be happy to wait upon those who may favor him
with his custom, Give him call
DctHis stock is fresh-has been selected with
care and will be sold cheap for cash.
TH0S: ELLIS.
Bloomsbury, April 81, 1919.
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DEAvH Of Col. JACK HAys,-The Memphis
Eagle published letter from Galveston, dated on
the 81 inst, which announces the death Of Col.
Jack Hays, VI cholera, at San Antonio,
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NOTICE.

ENHE public will please take notice, that !
i have bought at cons.abIe's sale, as the prop.
ery Of William Kroner, the following articles TO
wit:-One ferry fiat, one foot boat, SIX chairs,
one pine table, five beer kegs, one pine table,
six pictures and frames, one locking glass, one
clock, three boxes, one cupboard-and have
loaned the same to him during my pleasure.
JACOB POWLIS.
Centre tp, June Cd, 1919
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April 81, 1s4j.-tt
FREsHspRING& SUMMERGOoDs.

FRESH SPRING & SUMMERGOODS.
MerchantdJie Merchandise.
A GAIN the undersigned take pleasure in an.
n nouncing to their friends and the public.
that they have Just received select aud heayy
assortment ofchoice
DrB Goods s. Groceries,
adapted to the season, and wants of the people,
which they offer for sale, at their old stand at
prices "cheapcr than the cheapest" Their stock
comprizes full assortment of all kinds Of goods.
usually kept in country stores, and without par.
icularizing each article, feel warranted in saying
that those il want Of good goods have only tocall
70 satisfy their taste and fancy.
Groceries, Queensware, Hardware, Fish,
Salt, Molasses, &c.
A large and beautiful selection Of the above ar.
ticles OF superior quality, at very low prices
ALSO.-Hats OF every variety Qor Summe
wear,) Boots, Shoes, sc.
CJ-Cash paid lor grain always.
WIN. McEELYY < Co
Elyom.bugs May 8, 1919
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OuR BLANKS AND JOB PRINTING.

0 WE have just made valuable addi.
IEs 70 tions to our Job-Olice, Of new type,
a., and procmid handsome supply Of As
tSs 9Ss' rs,testand cheapest Job.work in this sec.
W., We have also added to our already heavy and
.,'aasive stock OF Blanks,-of which, we have all
Ginjs. % from Deeds to Naturalization papers-a
,rInrt ha' assortment Of very fine Marriage Certi.
eo,e e,,es printed and engraved, for Ministers and
Magistrates, ..,.,. ..u ,,1 ,-,r;co
for themselves.
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G3-'N B,-The Smithng business will be con-
tinued at the stand in .Nahet street, in all its
various branches, as usual, by the subscribers.
Mag IS, 491 JAS. THORNTON l. SON,
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SURVEYING & CONyEYANCING

SURVEYING & CONVEYANCING.
TgIHE undersigned respectfully inform their
| t,iends and the pubic IN g,pcral, that they
have lorncd partnership in Tie business Of
Surveying md ConuWmcing,
for the purpose Of transacting an, business in the
line OF their profession.
Mr.. Kahlers Office is held in Mr. Justice Kah.
ler's Office, BooInsburg, aud Mr.. Npyhard's Office
at his residence in Centre iowuship-he is also
the Surveyor General for Columbia county.
lg-All business lett with either member Of the
firm, as above, will be atieuGtd 10 with 6delit,
and despatch.
S. NEYlIARD,
0. c. KAHLER.
April 81, 1sij.-tf
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Egoogl and Job Printing.

si, KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE, that
~ sf..A:1.s Hand.bills, Blanks, Checks, Labels,
Cards. Tickets, Circulars, and every description o
lob ANDFANCY LETTER. PRESS PRINTING
various colors, executed at the office Of the
Columbia (Bloa amsburg DemocrGt,in neatstyle,
bor, order, and moderate terms. Also: Theve.
hest article of DEEDS, BLANKS, STATION.
EgY, &c., kept constantly for sale.
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FIRST md List NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the undersigned for the
Smrthmg Business or on any other account, are
hereby requested to make immediate settlement,
and all persons ncglecting this call for longer
time than one month from this date, will find
their accounts in the hands Of a Magistrate, for
prompt action, without respect to person.
LANES THOR.NTON
Bloomsbury, .Nay IS, lS40,-3l.
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BEERS

OfMerchandise within the county of Co.
lumbia, Penn'a, for the year l840, as aP-
praised and classified by the undersigned
duly appointed Appraiser of Mcrchantile
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COLUMBIA COUNTY INSTITUTE,

VNHE Trustees Of the Columbia County hsh'
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 jth day Of April next
The highly attested abilities Of Mr., SchailCr at'
ford an nample guarantee for thorough instruction
IN all the various branches taught in the school
These will consist of the following:
LANGUAGES.
ARcient--Latin, Greek and Hebrew.
AOdsyn--German, Spanish, French and Italian.
ENGLISH.
Arithmetic, Geometry, Algebra, Surveying,
Navigation, Geography, with.the use of globesi
History, Natural Philosophy, and Chemistry, with
lectures and experiments; Moral and Mental
Philosophy, with lectures, Penmanship and
Elocution will lreceive daily attention,
TERMS. In order TO secure the greatest a.
mount OF benefit to each pupil, we think the
standard number shonld be twenty five, unless
the demand of the public should warrant an as
sistant The prices will be as follows;
The English branches. S5 per quarter.
Do. with addition of language, "
VIM. McKELVY, !
J.. B. RUPERT,
CALEB BARTON, SIruSteeS.
DANL SNYDER,
JACOB MELlCK,
Boomsburg. March 10, l>AQ.
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
HNHE subscribers, formerly Of Milton, have
opened a new Boot and Shoe store, in the
building next above the Courtl House, on Main
street, where they offer for sale the largest ass.
Ortnent Of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
/ Ever exhibited in Bloom.burg. They have eve.
/ ry description Of Coarse and Fine Boots, Caters
( of every style, for Ladies, GenlcmeE's and Mis-.
es' wear, Slippers of every fashion, and several
new styles OF chiIdren'S shoes never before OF
fered for sale in this place Their assortment
| full, and will be offered at
/ LOWER PRICES
than those of any other establishment in the
county They will also make up all kinds and
styles Of work to order at the lowest prices.
GO EARLY AND SEE.
o. Their collection of work is really curl.
osty, and they make no charge for showing.
FRANTZ g. JOHNSON.
! Bloomsbury, April 2S, 1S49.
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
Nev Aorrivd of Fashionable Millinery
THE undersigned very respectfully q
L infolm their friends and customers, ~y1-]
that they have just received from the CITY Ne"
supply Of the most fashionable MILLINERY and
FAHCY GooDs, yet introduced in Bloomsbury
French, Lace-bomets, Braid, Straw and
China-pearl silks, satns, ribbands, Ladies, col
lars and spcncers, lawns, ginghams, etc Para.
soils, Flowers, silk.Iace, plain bonets, and many
other select articles
eJ-Old friends and new customers are invited
to call and examine cur stock ..
~ ~ NJ. g. S. BARKLEY,
Bloomsbury, April 81, 1849,-3t.
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~ Z sFVI Y II NI@O 7 INV q
Of every description, Dry, Fancy, and Staple
GOODS, and a general assortment of Shirts, Bo.
SONS, Collars, Gloves, SusPendcrs, Stocks, Hand.
kerchiels, SC, sc.
GarmcntS made to OrGer on short notice.
G3- Persons residing out Of town will find it to
their advantage to purchase clothing of him as he
is determnedto put prices down so low as omake
an object to those who cone from distance
Gentlemen doG't forget TO enquire for Nathanss
Cheap Clothing store, on Main Street, one door
above Mr. Dublet's American House, Blooms
burg,
SIMON NATHAN, L Co.
BIo0msburg, March 81, lS49