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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17
REMOVALS..

d DEMOVAL-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS REMOVED
II Warehouse from 05 Poydras htreet to NO 6S
CAMP STREET, next door to the Crescent Office
ana I'm G. H. VINTEN. IS Camp st.
n EuOV VAII-BEILANGER Il CO. HAVE REMOVED
IL of Orleans and Royal streets 10 No. IS Or
leans street. the French theater.
pELLaNGER Il CO., DISTI1LERS AND CON
ID FECrlO NERS No. 81 Orleans street. near the French
tseater have lust and keep constantly on hand
500 boxes Ere ch Dessert Biscuits.
A large assortment Of Frepch Drops
Canjied Fruits and Sugar Plums
2,UypU1O Kisses plain and fancy
A general assortment of French Confectionery.
Cordials, Fruit and Meat Preserves, etc, etc.
Which they offer TIE trade at liberal prices. iy2 I'm
u e NOV AII-MANpEVILLE & MoILHENNY, COT
II Factors and Commission thants, have removed
Canal l55 Gravier street. jylS lm
DENIOVED TIE OFFICES OF The NEW Or.
II leans Jackson Great Northern Railroad Company
ha from No 5 Carundelet the Ne"
Depo. Buildings on Calliope street aus
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17
GM PRIESTLEY & BEIN, 50 AND 81 CAMP
E3 STREET, Importers and Dealers in HARDWARE,
~ IRON EAPPER PLATTE

"A CUTLERY. IRON, COPPER AND TIN PLATE,
G@ have well assorted stock of Foreign and Domes
tic Hardware, Cutlery, English and Amerca Bar Hoop Sheet
and Boiler ron which they offering for sale low rates
Are for llman Brothers Premium Tennessee iron
manufactured the Rolling Works the Cumberland river
Their by has proved itself superior to other made
in the United States.
Are also of G. L. Hanks Cincinnati Bell Manufacory
and of Il New Jersey Copper Company.
Weinvite the of dealers planters
chants the public generally large and well assorted
stock. d29 Mott
ANDERSON d. DIETER, COMMISSION MER-
II CHANT, AND AGENT FOR JEFFERY'S nOU BILE
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL VALVES.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17
HISTORY or THE SEA COAST OF MIS-

1d first s :s WEK ]
TIMES full complete history ote Coast Of Mississippi
@ %;S S"sp 5 sd ro m a S Ss S Hs ss % @ a s run
through ,res mont ii % publication Ct the papsrm m history
the first settlement Of hi coast subscribe the Times at
Or 1 e w b. e nao8 ooS 5 chance
We will send the Times subscribers at the following
One copy months in advance. 90
One cnpy n, months in advance so
ani7 dSW PnhIisher of "Times" Pass Christian Miss.
ELOUR5oo pb ST. LoH SqGsrd"e lanains for sale by
aul7 33 Tchoupitoulas street.
CANDLEs@5l00o whole half and quarter boxes Proctor
q 'l'HO'' ''"'' III JOSEPH LANpIs 4 Co,
aul7 as Tchouptoulas street.
ARD orb'0 Dbl" jSssfS s3s2f a?ss2f' +; i9'S By
aul7 80 Tchonpitonlas street
OO's esys GS' g per S3u proof
aulT 81 rchoupiroulas street
pRANDY-3OO quarter and eight casks frs, proof Imi
~ ' ' JOSEPH IAEDIs ASn,: CO., s,r..,
NTHTsKY-20O whole and nalf barrels old Monongahea;
w 200 do. do Boyle's Rose for IS sale by
> Agency sale Of h If sewing Muchine
especially adapted to the ss T5 NEGRO
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD SEWING,
d goT % ess4sa t. No. S he @ d%ss The ysS Ps
ace Paris Grover Bakers and other Sewing
Machines and nre the onr sewing Marae now used by the
army A supply of these No Machines, togetrer
with Silk aud Linen Thread, Spoos Needles etc.
eIways on hand Orders promptly Htten ed to- Address
s. Il PECK,
40 l2N Canal street, New Orleans
GUNNER BOAHDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
. TAIL A ID + A ALA.
for VIII Ch they qualified Half
the dav lin snme) school, and the her half
amusement Taadega is healthy place is easy OF
access nv railroad Selma, the Alabama river.
School opens the 10Th of July and the expenses nr Board
Tuition Inideuals session OF thee months W. weeEs
500 in advance -
Refer to Rev B NJ Palmer, D. H., Vim NJ h 1 H Har-
yev Juo r. Hardie n Co., New Orleans; VIM. McGufey,
Ii. D., Virginia University. ~ -.
For particulars address JOHN WILSON, -,
jeS d&W lalhlega, ana
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17

NOTICE TO TAX PAfERS-THE BOARD OF
IN Of the city New Or havinx completed
their rolls for the 1851 copies thereof hay
ing with the Secretary of Board Room No. Is
City Hall, the he and examined by Of the
nlab city Of New Orleans and by of the
owners property in said CITY. from o. lock A. NJ till )
O'Clock P NJ daily Sundays exceped) during thirty days from
the 18th instant. .- -
By order Of the Board. JOSEPH ETFER,
,u179
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17
MEMORANDA.

wv
Ship Lebanon, Hamilton days from New York, to Chester
Hiard.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17

OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AL DE-
" partmeutl he Annual Course Of Lectures in this Depart
rnent will commence MONDAY November l6th 1857, and
will terminate in the ensuing March
JAMES JONES' N. D., Professor Of Practice OF Medicine
j. I. RIDDELl. NJ D., Professor Of Chemistry
WARREN STONE NJ. d. Professor of Surgery.
A. II. CENAS, NJ. D. Professor OF Obstetrics.
GUSTAYuS 4 MOTT, NJ. D.. Professor of Maeria Medica
JOSIAH G, MOTT, NJ. d. Professor Of Anatomy.
THOMAS HUNT, NJ D., Professor Of Physiology and "a
thology.
The rooms Dssectng will be open the second Monday
in October. 80,
The Faculty Visiting Physicians and Surgeons of the
Charity Hospital. ,.. 49,,
The Students accompany the Professors in their visits and,
free expense enjoy extraordinary practical ad dvanage
Preliminary Course Lectures will be delivered daily in
the Amphitheater of the Hospital from the l of October on
Clinical Surgery and other Subjects without any
charge Students THOMAS HUNT, NJ D., Dean.
The Administrators of the Charity Hospital elect annually
April fourteen Resident Students who maintained by the
Institution aulZ oPl
ITO SUGAR PLANTERS-AT A BARGAIN-one
Copper Kettle and Serpenne for boiling sugar
perfectly and guaranteed Of best quality dmen-
sions "a inches in diameter, and 26 inches deep.
-Also-
Tubular Locomotive Boiler OF feet fire surface per-
fecty
Both Of which will be sold half The original cost Apply at
BREWSTER & ZACH ARIES,
myl4 IS Front and 36 Fulton ss New rieans.
NEW DISCOVERY-TH GREATEST AND
n MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17
PERsEvERANcE DOOR, BLIND AND sAsE


Il FACTORY,
Corner of st. Charles and Clio streets, New Orleans.
GEORGE PuRVES Architect and Builder, respectfully In
his friends and the public that he has in addition his
business the manufacture OF Doors Sashes
Blinds of every description the above
orders his oce 28 Commercial Place. the factory,
the Mechanics Exchange Box 81, will be promptly at
tended to. myI 6m
DORTABLE STEAM ENGINES-FKoM M TO
rs power of the celebrated patent of Hoard Son.
Qate Hoard Bradford differing essentially in their economic
and durable qualities from engines of any other or
fcre in very estesye use in States Of ihs
different who using them will sent BY mail on sa
Hoard Son being sole preprietos Of the they only
purchasers by due experience with them.
Mo Iy SAMUEL H. GILMAN. 10 Gravier streedL
M x. +. FRYER, INDIAN DoCToR-oFFiCE,
w l5 the south of Victory and Ely
sian Fields Streets Third District opposite the Pontchartran
Railroad Depot .-
city country orders enclosing s. paid will
punctnay attended and medicine with directions how to
sent by mail free of postage Once hours FROM
6A. NJ. to P. NJ. jelS z
THOMAS BARKER, GENERAL AGENT AND
l. COLLECTOR Particular attention gwen to STEAM
30 AT BUSINESS. Baton Rouge, La.
References-Barbee Benjamin. George A. Pike g. n
Hart Co. Larguier Lanoue, Col Andrew Malta, Hon F.
n Morgan N O. rny13 If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17
nOURLING THE INCOME OF COTTON
IL LANTERS.

PATENTED LAPR0 VEMENT IN THE MANUFACTURE
OF YARNS,
Employing Spin Crop but about the num-
ithis nHmber consisting of cdreno
of and above and women unit for plowing or
picking cotton, .,-. ,..,
BIN NATION OF MACHINERY, inclusive Of the STEAM EN-
CINE II necessary-nanely: The Gin with Lap Appendage
Machine and the Machines Of the Spinning Sc
all arranged in the Spinning Room on the
plantation complete, with great dispatch Also competent
oIE.HALF OF THE NEW PORTION OF THE INCOME
tie very year, will MORE THAN PAY for the whole
Machinery inclusive the Steam Engine and the Spnner2
Wages .t- a., nc.
NV IMPROVEMENT in its results to the Planter is equvs
lent having purchased of me plantation
those works; and while his Spin
ming interest viii prove diversion will be from
he cares and inherent Planting Gathering and
Ba ing up crop. ,r n,,,,,
MACHINERY is CASH ARTICLE, but for good accept
ance can grant reasonable fsees and for the RIGHT OF
THE PATENT fonrth to be paid each of the first
Ave wears the Yarns bring Ginued Cotton
with nsurng payment should the taon change
proprietors ~
cost Machinery in their particular they not omit
what has been the number of pounds Of their
how many pounds of Yarn day they must Spin.
Az GEO, g. HENRY Mobile, Als.i
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17
FOR SALE.

,+,N YACHT CROCODILE FOR SALE
QfSThs AL substantially built well known pleasure
Schooner offered for sale by the Undersigned She
IA uns Is coppered and copper fastened has
deck for eight and has been recently
thoroughly ovehauied she is furnished complete and is
immediate without further she can be
GORDON & FOSTER,
ivJ6 If 8 ana 10 Poydras street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17
AUCTION SALES.
LOTS ON OLD LEVEE STREET.
NY N uICNIE Anctinneer.

MONDAY, 24th August, ut Ia o'clock M,
IN the Kotlnda of the ST. Louis Exchange by virtue Of
rendered by the Honorable the Second District Cont
orleans dated 2'st July 1851 No " ~ IN the mater
and others will be sold at public auction
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded by old
Teyee alntin Hospital and Barracks Streets designated -
lots Nos 8 and q Lot No. B 26 feet front on od
street by depth Of ~ feet inches and lines on one
line l5O feet inches lines the line dividing y from
lot No. q and feet inches and lines front on Gaan
by depth of l4 inches and lines one line l3 ee
inches lines the other line and 26 feet inches aa
lines front Gaatn Together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon.
IN nf az haiors n cuvo1 Eso Mp ives Stawi
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17

n d'assesseus de la vile Ia Nouvele' rtans
plete pour annee 1851 ct dfs
du meme ayant deposes lie Secetire n Cousei
chambe No 10 Hall le meme peut 6tre et examiner
par aiclne de la dite vile de la N0uvete Or
leans proprietaes de Ia e vile de heures
ceptec) pendant trente joursa dater du L conrant
Par orlre dc Ia consefl JOSEPH ETTER,
en, Sprrpt ptair
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17
FOR RENT.

FURNISHED ROOMS AND OFFICES TO
+ RENr-Two beautifully furnished, airy and comortaole
rooms communicating folding doors and well lighted
office basement No l6T Carondeet street. corner OF
Hevia only few steps from Lafayette Square,
building HeVia street. suitable Tor stable or ware
house. Iy 10 ,h
L,OIs RENT-sEvERAL LARGE OFFICES IN IRON
L front building No. 81 Camp street. Apply to
O. ivlS GEO. W. HYNS0N TO- 81 Camp ST.
rsN FOR RENT THE OREGON WAREHOUSE,
situated New Levee between Benjamin. and su-
EH zete NOV Thala and Erao) in the First District 1t has
thoroughly repaired and is well ad pted Tor the storage
of either tobacco or cotton RACE Il FOSTER.
tyl6 I'm Camp and Commercial SITS.
- FOR RENT-THE THIRD AND FOURTH STo
A of No. Gravier street-hoth well furnished. Ap-
Ei;al ply TO JONES, MACKINDER CO.,
dl ~ Gravier street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17

Total receipts time in lS55.'.'.. os"''oto
The following letter India which we received to-day is
f interest to the cotton community at this me
Per Indian Mail.l boabA4, BOMB M o.t'e .t IL i1'i, hos
In continuation of former advces, our cot market hus
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17

MOTH E-THE POWER OF ATTORNEY HERETO
~ for granted hy j. j. Prizes is hereby revoked
anl7 81 u. J. WALLACE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17

CUNDR1ES-
y $50 boxes Lemons.
$50 Lemon Syrup.
30 Shelled Almonds
100 :. Sperm Candles, Samuel Leonard Sons"
For sale by A. F. COCHRAN HALL, .
jel7 l3 New Levee and II FULTON SIS.
NEWELL COTTON SCREWS-SIXA AND NINE
~ inches in diameter by twelve long cut in Lathes out
solid metal supply in and for sale at the usual
prices SAMUEL ii. GILMAN,
iy3l 3mSW 70 Gravier street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17

ESDES SALE-lOOg0 H0WES CELEBRATED COTTON
HARvEsrERS- great labor-saving machine is one
Of The present time These Plat ters
have examined the Cot'n Picker pronounce ii well
adapted picking believed will do the work
hands. They substantially made and not Liable TO
get Of ORDER and weigh less than five pounds Price sS
d. W. F. BISBEE,
fel9 6n "a Commercial Place.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17

Per ship Artisan, from Lverpoo5 cabin and q eera
passengers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17
TEAn1BOAT FOR SALE

lHAESs. =. steamer GRAMPUS, lying the opposite
of the river in good running order and we'll
found adapted for the towing business dimensions LAG
feet LONG n feet beam hold Is inch cylinder. foot
stroke will sold accommodating terms For further par
ticuars, apply to j. H. fHtIfs, 49,.
mg II Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17

II QtITURNED-DR. BELnEN HAVING RETURNED
IL 10 The city will practice of his profe his
oihce, No. i4O CArondelef street. anl7 Gt*
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-11-14
FARMERS DIP ARTNENT.
Advice to the Tillers of the Soil.

The revolt 10 India is the barbenger of
famine; lsO millions of human creatures
wiz need large supplies of food from the
products of other regions. The army of
India, the transport feet for that army and
its supplies, the necessities growing out of
the disturbed state Of that great English
dependency, will call for much Of our
surplus beef, pork and -four. The two last
named articles are the product of every
year, but beef requires years Of nourish
mcnt before it is ready for use. The
wicked, wanton waste of breeding power,
which is tho tesettlng sin of American
farmers, ought to 'be checked. Every
farmpr ought to be required TO give an
account Of himself, who kills female calf.
We ought to preserve every "cow calf"
that is dropped for five years to'Oome by
this method we might soon have q supply
of beef, not only for ourselves, but for any
emergency abroad.
Beef, mutton, sugar, eggs and butter,
the expensive items of life, are shamefully
neglected by the general farming interest
of the whole country. Calves are slaught.
cred without regard to sex or the price Of
food. Mutton is neglected every where
north and northeast. Fleece, without re-
gard to meet, is the hobby, and the farmers
prefer to make shoes than feed "oats" tc
sheep.
Hens are left like prairie chickens, tc
take care of themselves. A farmer who
has twenty hens lets them feed themselves
and buys or goes without eggs. One rainy
day devoted to giving them shelter, and
Eve minutes to direct proper food, would
give him eggs to eat and eggs to sell.
Care in making butter is necessary. II
is now as business neglected, or, in ost
instences, done in so slovenly manner
that it is impossible to get good article at
reasonable rates. A immense quantity Of
butter is made, which has to be sold low,
because of the want of care in putting it
up for market. The few careful farmers
get large profits, while thousands are dis
gusted with the result of their daries, who
are themselves alone to blame.
A little attention to these suggestions
would produce millions of dollars now lost
to our farmers, and would help to make
labor light and the ways of life more
cheerful to multitudes.-N Y. Evening
Posi-.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-11-14
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILER

TIE subsctiberis now prepared, with rev Machine
L ~ TO hnild STATIONARY engines from 5to lOOhotse
iowcr upon the latest plans, and viii bnlu 10
rider double aud suglc portable engines from lO 10 4o
,orso power Mggod upon rrnges, win BolIef gear
lug pumps all complete md ready for action Also
cyindor iucand tubu afbOilers cast IRON Goa bfeakg
,rs patented in 1896 for hreshng gram aud crackinr
,orn aud now made large scale for erceking os
.rcaking coal Heavy mining pumps and IRE enghel
rigeed complete with double acting forjne runips,al
Kinds of mill gearingand house casting made TO ordcrl
Line shaug with any desirad sizes OF pnlleys hnishe
with hangers 5ron planning dOno say 2ifert long a.
kinds of Iron turning heavy press aud other screw
turned with any desired pirh ofihrcad.
Thebcst Rough Iron threshing Machines, That ever
ome be fore the public east lor and mes
made TO order. Lever mower, tEnin or tread rowcr
made erdcr. Also takes orders TO tn fO Own ma
chinry: Harrisons latest pat mt grain mill 1000 Of
fetcd by the patenec iorts equal II viii grind in good
fine men l25 bushclstn one hour. Also bolts aud ecva
tors a II in Ier ,aisoRugges Patent Blower nunctur.
ed hy q. Harris & Co., the most powerful Hover
now n with ceast amount ofpowrr, ofwh ch
wi nut at the Foundry for exhibition. = lUi
the above works willbe warranted to b" what they
sold Tor. ..
Also-Take orders for SCOTS Patent Blacksmith
striker nndrghts to them in the counties OF Colum
bio Nor our, Northu mhe and LvcomIHg, Suliivannnd
Clinton, one of which eau he seen AT NV shop.
LEWIS II MAUS,
March %, 1856. Bloomsbu G. oluuha &C.,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-11-14

Foot Rot IN Steep,-The predisposiug,
that is the essential cause Of this disease, is
virus or poisonous matter which is gen.
Grated in and issues from the sorses upon
the feet of diseased sheep, and is quickly
communicated to sound sheep by coming
in contact with their feet. The "fouls" is
q lameness similar to but entirely distinct
from the foot rot, 1t is caused by postur-
ing on low lands, and will disappear with
out medical application if the sheep are
removed to high, dry ground. As remedies,
either of the following will probably effect
cure
l. Take J lb. of alum, 2 OF. of blue
vitrol; boil them in one pint Of water (;
when quite cold, and of a pint of aqua
fortis, and it is ready for use. 1t is equally
eficacious for the foul in the feet of all
classes of animals
2. With sharp knife cut away the
inefected part and then with clean wooden
skewer apply once a day some muriate o.
antimopy. This will stop the diseases and
effect cure. A strong solution of sulphat(
Of copper would answer the purpose, ap'
piled with brush; but it is neither SC
speedy ore so efectual.
3. Take a six.peunysworth of nitric
acid, add the same quantity of good vinegar
paro the hoof we'll, shake the bottle ant
apply to the parts effected; one or two
applications will be udicieDt.-RwGlNlu
Torkey.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-11-14
Thrashing Oats.

The almost universal practice of grain.
growers is to thrash with machine-gene.
rally q travelling machine, accompanied by
four horses and three men. If the farmer
has no barn this is, perhaps, the best way
he can adopt, as his labor must be done in
fair weather. But many of the farmers Of
this State can pursue a much more econo-
mical and profitable method of thrashiug.
In climate such as ours, where Artic
winter reigns during goodly portion of
the year, the straw of oats is an important
item in estimating the value of the crop.
This is usually much wasted by using the
thrashing machine. Stacked in the yard
it early becomes weatherbeaten and almost
valueless for cattle. If the farmer has his
own, one of the railroad horse-powers this
waste may in part be remedied by thrash.
ing at different times during the winter
but, all things considered, the fail is the
best implement with which to thrash oats
With this thrasbipg is done at the seasor
of the year when, if ever; the farmer haI
leisure, and consequently it need not b,
performed in a hurry and also when th
stock of cattle most need, in its best condi
ton, the straw, the longest of which ma,
be bound in bundles and stored for use
while the loose and unfit to bind will suppl
the wants for food, bedding or litter for
fairsized herd Of cattle.
Treading out oats with horsesis muc
moro eco nomical way than thrashng wit
a.machiue, and if the straw is only wanto
for cattle and litter is as good aud fully a
economical as with fail.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-11-14
SALAMANDER FIRE AND THIEF
PROOF SAFES.
,.gFsss-i- THE LARGEST AssORr-
sf 5ssr.s hTsssSsSssT n,cnt in the United States
N.li f.I AsSH Warranted 10 be equal TO any
gltStSaa thltg' 'tsu now ma de and will be sold on
va NsAA nv ms rood terms as can be obtained
hiA syfFsE III sIFsFEI from any other house IN the
HibtsRtaV Flfk ssLl country, at -.......
fg tagshA ssi5a..ssssss ~. .ssess EVANS & WATsONS,
kFb' K sself .asasfa7- &C S. 4th ST. FhiIadclphia

TBt1T1I is MIGHTY AND WILL pREEhlLl
peno bs COMMITTEE dppofntedto supcrptcnd ne Burn
,ng ofthe Iron syes, al Reading, E6ruaF % 1907.
''e > READING, March !, 1851.
The under signed, members OF The cOmhlltlee' 40
rcsn.ctiIlv rcrort, that saw tho two sales origi
notv pptced upom by FarTels q Herring and Evans &
Watson, ulncrd side by side in iurnirc, vlh! Inc
sale in SO by the paymn stor Of hePhinde'nhla ana
Rrndiur Raj road Ct tmpHny III his Office at Reading
m, mn C,rturpd hv FHrres Her rang Hno the sa lt nv
ms q nv II A. Bantz. in his store manuac tnred ny
Evans & Watson, and put in books and papcrsl 'e
ciscly alike. z..,-, =, ,,,
Thc frc wa started at 81 o'clock, A NJ. and kept
nm unti four cords of green hickory two eotds dry
onk nd half clu stnut top wood were Nhtlrey CON
sumcd The whole under the SUPER htendcnCi oil tle
subsc ibe membe re- OF the COMMITTEE. The sales
were then cooled of with water, af er which they
were ouCned aud the books and papers taken out ny
/ thc G ommiiec and sent to II A. Lantz's store lOr
pubncexaminat nd ma rkc by the Com mittce =
b The b oOks aud pap Tstakenlrom the safe lHuiac'
turcd by Furrels Herring were in our Judgment
damaged fully fifteen por cent mos than those taken
from Evans Il NELSON'S safe.
. we belicv the above 10 have been fair and im
partial ira ofthe respe Give qualities OF nom Saes
DANIEL s. HUNTER.
Having been absent during the burning, we iully
coincide with the above IN emCnt Of the co ndltloh
the pa pers and book taken out of the respective
Safes. -
n. II Nun LEN BERG.
JAS MlLHOLLAND.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-11-14
SPRING AND SUMMER
Goods.

rJ'HEundersicned respectfuly notm hisrri uno
L the pubic tlarge and she rest of mankind That
he has establi ished splendid
Rl!&W GOODS,
In the elegant new House. just erected in Roh g.
bntg, Columbia county, Pa, where he has now openeu
large and choice assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods. -,
which hcis determined to sell such terms n swill
induce allat least this vicinity VINO are IN "ahl
of Merchandise, to extend him thercustom
Htsstock has been selected with muclcare ana WIZ
roterence to he oft his communty-and without
going TO euter into enumeration oft he various
kinds-he risk nothing in assuring his friends ihat
v rything sually kept Country stores cnn mere be
mad q "little cheaper than the cheapest.
GyCountry produce, including q rain, Lumber, &C.,
taken in xChauge for goods ,,,ua>, ,cpp
Rohrshurg March 90, ,1S5J,~-y.