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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-12
AGRICULTURAL STATE FART

AGRICULTURAL STATE FAIR.-The
Philadelphia papers state that every pos
sible preparation is being made for the
convenience of visitors to the grounds OF
the Pennsylvania State Agricultural Fair
at Powelton, commencing on September
goth, Invited guests, on their arrival, upon
reporting themselves at the Presidents
Tent, will with every facility desirable
DAVID TAGGART, Esq, is President, and
ROBERT G. WALKER is Secretary of the
Society. ..
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Rag Many are the preparations offered
to the public for the cure Of Chronic Dis.
eases, but no medicine has ever done one
half the amount of good for sufferers, as
DU VALL's GALvANIc On. 1t is appli-
cable to all sore and painful diseases. Will
relieve pain in few minutes.
Sold by G. NJ. Hagenbuch, j. r. Meyer
and E.P. Lutz. Bloomsburg, and Country
Merchants, generally.
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Geo. D. Jackson, Esq.

We announce, with many regrets, the
defeat of this gentleman, by the late Dem
ocratic Conferee Convention, as candidate
for Representative. But it is always diff
cult, where there are two or more good
men, seeking the same position as was
the case with Messrs, Jackson d Smith
to crafty the wishes Of the respective
aspirants, and consequently, somebody had
to be disappointed. Mr. j. is good young
man, and as he is satisfied with the nomi-
nations, and has assured us that he will
cordially support the Democratic Ticket,
we can in return, assure him, that justice
will yet be done him by the Democracy of
this Representative District.
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Shocking Murder.

A most shocking murder was committed
on Sunday morning, in Philadelphia, upon
the wife of German tailor, named Voldez,
residing at South Seventh and South
streets. The deceased was frightfully
mangled-the throat cut and arms nearly
severed. Arazor was found lying upon
the body. The husband of the woman is
under arrest, The unhappy man denies
any knowledge of the affair.
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De At " S,

In Bloomsbury, on Tuesday morning
last, HORACE i. PRENTIss, youngest Son
of Capt. N. s. Preutiss, oged 2 years and
one month. ......... ... .....
1.-THE Fathers pride and Mothers joy, in
few days illness, was no more. How
short is the venue Of this uncertain life =
he young die first The sable curtain
Of death unexpectedly fell, and hid behind
its mysterious folds sweet little Horace
the family idol, and in the Methodist
Episcople Church yard
Now lies the itire st bud ofhopc
That c'er fondest wish was given,
OH would'st thou know its hapri"r lot,
Prepare to seek the aouer in heaven. Com.
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England and America.

In short time England and America
will be within speaking distance Of each
other. They are no longer to be separated
by three thousand miles of ocean. The
electric telegraph which is to be laid down
on the bed of the Atlantic, by the joint
hands of England ana America, will bring
the two great branches of the Apgol-Saxon
race into intimate relationship with each
other, and bind Europe and America to-
gether by the ties of daily and hourly
communication. We predict that the
-oonsummaton of this international enter
prise will constitute a memorable epoch in
the history Of the human family. What
a grand and magnificent spectacle, to see
two great, powerful and independent ma.
tiops, sprurg from a common stock, and
speaking the same language, shaking hands
of the Atlantic! How much more conso.
nant with the happiness and permanent
interests of humanity is such a course, than
to see two such peoples jostling each other
on the pathway of national progress, and
6lling the world with their discord Here,
we see the two greatest and proudest nations
on the face of the globe jointly engaged in
,construc ing dhann.l through which they
can talk to each other, and thereby learn
to understand each other the more for
the more the people Of England and the
United States know of each other, the
better will they like each other. This,
we think, will be one of the greatest, if not
The greatest blessings that will ever follow
in the wake of this enterprise it Will bring
the peoplerof the two countries face TO face
and make them know each other better
They must then either be good friends or
fight. As it is, We know more. Of England
,shan she knows Of us; for her leading
statesmen betray an ignorance Of American
character and American Institutions that
is truly remarkable, No wonder, therefore,
that the great body of Englishmen know SO
little of US.
The English press, either fromignoranee
or design, are in the habit of seizing hold
Of every incident that can be made to throw
discredit upon our good name and spread
.iDg it 'before their readers. Latterly,
however, the thick fog that lay between
The two countries has been partially dis
pellel, and Englishmen oil intelligence
begin TO appreciate their cousins on this
side of the Atlantic. Ibis is as it should
he; and We hope to see the day when
John Bull and Brother Jonathan shall
have diyested themselves of all prejudice
towards each other. There is no ground
for any envy, malice or quarrel between
the two countries. We should reverence
our motherland, and they should be proud
of the young giant of the west. The
mission Of the two is the same. They are
both engaged in the great work of human
progress and instead of retarding the
onward march OF each other, they should,
on all occasions, lend each other helping
hand.
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Ea5- Hon. JOEL X. MANN died on.the

Sa5- HON. JOEL X. MANN died on.the
2sth ult., at his residence in Cheltenham
township, Montgomery county, in the 18th
year OF his age. He was formerly mem.
Der of the State Legislature, and Repre-
sentative in Congress from The Montgomery
county district, andwasuniversally esteemed
as gentleman Of great integrity of char
acter.
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A Cure for Dyspepsia.-The Oxygc-
mated Bitters have been successfully used
in some of the worst cases Of Dyspepsia on
record, aud proved to be the best remedy
ever discovered for the cure of this trouble
some disease
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DR.. John v. Smith.

This gentleman has received the uomi-
nation of the Democratic Conference Of
this District,-in connection with Mr.. Ent,
for Representative in the Legislature Of
Pennsylvania. DR.. Smith is Democrat
of experience, mature age. and stern in
tegrity. Years ago, he represented Lu-
zerne, In part, in the State Legislature,
before Wyoming county was organized,
subsequently,, he served one torn in the
same capacity for the District of Susque-
hanna, Sullivan and Wyoming, and last
year was again in nomination, and ran
ahead of his County Ticket, but was de
feated by the Republican preponderence
in that black District. His election is now
beyond the peradventure of doubt, and
we feel quite confident that he will make
a faithful and worthy Democratic Repre-.
sentative.
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hcctie,I,-Messrs. Daniel Brader aud
Jeremiah Rigley, BOatman, at Beach
Haven, were seriously burned on the 10th
inst, by the explosion of Boatmau's
night-hawk.
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THAT PId.-JoHN RHoADEs, Sr, Of
Locust township, Columbia CO., wishes us
to say, that he recently killed Pig, three
weeks old, measuring ten inches from snout
to tail, weighing three pounds, and wishes
to know if any of our Republican friends
can best it.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-12

Ia' The New Castle Bans, in this State
which, stopped business some time ago, on
account of the defaulting of its Cashier,
Wagonseller, is about to resume payment
and business. 1t is to be called the
Lawrence County Bank" The bills of
the old Bank are to be redeemed at par.
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I9" DR.. Jacob Forney, of Kittanning,
has been appointed Superintendent of
Indian Affairs in Utah
Beverly Tucker, of Va, has been 'pp.
p inted Consul to Liverpool,
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j. Porter BraWley.

This hOnOrable gentleman is now in a
fair way of being promoted to position he
has for years been entitled to. We see i.
stated in several exchanges that he has late
ly been found in the company of runaway
wife of respectable gentleman ef York
State. ... ....
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s9- Hon. B. II. Curtis, one of the
Judges of the Supreme Court Of the United
States, has resigned his Office. No success
sor has yet been designated by the Presi-
dent. The namO of Mr.. Touccy, Secretary
of the Navy, is mentioned in connection
with. the Office.
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s0- Hon. w. +. Packer,the Democratic
candidate for Governor, was at Harrisburg
p on Friday, as was also The Hon. Chas. r.
..Buckalew, Chairman Of the Democratic
State Central Committee. .r-. ...r.
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Bay The Philadelphia North american
of Friday contains the following--Another
political party held its city convention
yesterday. The straight republicans are
now in the field with their committee of
superintendent, nominating conventions,
etc., thus making the fourth party. On
the one hand we have the democratic array,
perfect in its drill, as it always is, and in
possession of all the offices, national and
municipal, while on the o her side we have
three fragmentary podies-straight Ame-
rican, straight republican, and American
republican, meeting and resolving, and
working away as though each were sure
of success some day or other,
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From Inc EcagIng Ial. Tie, Pa,, oil May q.
Gay~ awe cali attention to the advertise
ment CT Mr.. Allen Y, Parsons, of New
York, headed Important to Everybody
which will be found in another colump.-
MIR. P. has sent US one of his circulars,
alluded to in the advertisement, and on
examination, we find it, as he says it is,
no humbug, but ailight, easy, and honorable
business, and one that may be made
profitable on very traing capital"
Ig- See the advertisement in another
column Of lhis paper.
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ATTEMPTED EscApE.-Wm. J. Clark,
confined in the Montour County Jail on
the charge of Murder, made an Intellectual
attempt to escape at s o'clock on Sabbath
morning last. He had cut thread on a
nail with a piec, of glass, by which he
unlocked his irons. lie then dug hole
in the fue with piece of bone, but found
it too small for his escape. His plans were
then changed, and he awaited the morning.
When Sheriff Young entered with his
breakfast, he had stationed himself by the
door when it was unlocked, and as the
Sheriff was entering encountered with
dishes, he sprang upon him and thrust him
against the wall, passed through the door,
and closing it, bcked the Sheriff in his
room. The Sheriff lady was at the same
time serving Mrs. Twiggs with breakfast
in an opposit room. Clark knowing this
also, locked that door, took the keys, ran
down stairs, unlocked the lower and outer
doors and took through the lots and alleys
towards the river. The Sheriff Immediately
raised the alarm and was liberated by
another prisoner. Clark was at once
pursued and caught before he had proceeded
more than three hundred yards, and is now
securely ironed in his old quarters. His
irons, together with a round stone, were
found twisted in bis pillow case in the form
of a slung shot, but did not use it, aid say:
he did not intend to hurt any one. His
object was to swim the river and gain the
Blue hill, where he could secret himsel
until, night, and he chose the Sabbatl
tecause the Telegraph lines would not be
in operation until he had nights travel
.s Montour American.
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ton of the Fair, to wit :

On motion the Corresponding Secretary,
W. Writ, was authorized to correspond
with and make efforts to secure some
distinguished patron of Agriculture to
deliver an Agricultural Address at the
comming Fair,
The hour of Court approa aching, the soci
ETY. adjourned, ....
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Mr., IVilmot IN Fayette County.-The
Black Republican. candidate for Governor
visited Uniontown on Saturday last, but
the turnout of the people to hear him was
uncommoDly meagre, and he elected no
enthusiasm. His speech was a mere repe-
ton of his Abolition haranguein Philadcl-
phia. r
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NOTICE.
MAP OF BLOOMSBURG.

al IESSES. UuRLEY q LLOYD, Girl EngIn,ers, "a,
vi rcuors end .iirP Pabr>htrS, thus pla c
for the pnru"Sr nT making Thoroughly correct FRO
PEE'EY AZ AP, showing tue GIou nd Paw Of every
Building, the sIzn aud ei0pc Of each lot, with own.
crs or Initials prIuted-thefcon ConrrG Var
nIsbrd, aud mo,nird on CanYus, aud r hers. all
comrlctc. Price per ropy 81 payable on delivery OF
the Mup. .. o.. p.
They arr alsn prepnrcd make Surveys md furnish
Skeleton Mlps uf Farms. with Gu tsE!s c.Iplinird
and in cried hcreon ol any iam Withfn rcusnr ruBrc
distance tr"m town. .... .r
Blo1msbirg, July -, 1897.
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Columbia Notwithstanding
Convention.

This august assemblagc met on Thursday
last at the Court House. There were no
regular Delegates elected, and no creden.
tials presented-it was composed exclusively
of footing material,"-and was organized
after fashion peculiar to that class of
delectable politicians. The following
nominations were then made -
Districts.
Congressional Conftyees-S. E. Walton,
Jacob Melick.
Senatorial ConferceS-Thos. E. Ewes,
J. P. Taggart. .. a.'
Representative Conferees-Benj. P.
Fortner, Andrew Madison. ..
County Ticket.
ProH on0tary,
B. f. HARTMAN, Bloomsbury.
Register 8. Recorder,
S. B. BOWMAN, Berwick.
Treasurer,
S. B. DEEMER, Cattawissa.
Commissioner,
ELISHA HAY MtH, Millville.
Audito,
G. H. FOWLER, Centre.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
WOOD WA N T 4 De-

DR0POSAI.s WIN be received by NJ. w. jackson
,Esl ot Berwick for The de livery ofgood
, ..-r Dry, Haya Wool, ....
FoI Locomotive use, the line OF the I.acknwnDna
and Bloomsburg Rakolt, At Eerwick and ESpytown,
in lots Of I. ndrrd cords and upwards. Proposcrs
Will state the kinds of 'woUd Tor sale, and prices, mud
when it be delivered. Mr. Jac ksOn III firn sll
any further INFO rmation on the subject
+. j. LEAVENN0RTH,
Sep. S, 1e57-3t Superintendent.
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j. G. ELLIS, Esq, has been appointed
p. NJ, at the new Post Office, lately csta-
blished at the Exchange, in Montour
county, Pa.
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p0- The United States Agricultural
Exhibition closed last Saturday, at Louis
vile Ky. 1t was largely attended and
very successful,
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DAOOMaBURg IlABls.sf >
CORRECTED WEEKLY AT uARTMAN's STONE
M An p ] a GE S.

Ga the 29th ult,, august 1857 by
Samuel A. Norman, j. F., Mr.. JACOB
SNYDER, Of northumberland county, Pa, to
Miss SARAH ROBBINS, of jackson township,
Columbia county, Pa. t"'.."t '
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IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY.

TOR The last three years, have been engaged in n
L. business known only 10 NJ, self and, comparative
", lew others, whom have instructed for the sum of
S2OO each, which has averaged the of s2OOO
TO $4,000 per nnnumi and having made arrange ments
go 10 Europe in the Spring of 1858 engage in the
same business 81 am willing TO give mll instruction
in the art 10 nnv person in the United States Cana
das, who viii remit me the sum OF 81. | am induced
from The success have been favored with. and the
many Thankful aeknov edgmeni have received from
those whom have instructed and who making
from s. TO SIS per day NJ it, TO give any person an
opportunity TO engage in this business which is easy.
pleasant and very Oftable at Il small cost. There
is positively No lusBUs in the matter References of
the hest class can be given regards its character,
and can refer TO persons whom have instructed,
who will testify that they making from s. 10 SIS
per day Mt the same. II s business in which either
ladies' or gentlemen can engage and with perfect
make very handsome income. Seve raj ladies in va.
rious parts in New York, Pennsyvani and Maryland,
whom have instructed, now king from So To
81 per duy At il. II is GEsTEEL BUSINESS and but
few shilip is required TO start it, Upon receipt OF
81, will Immediately send 10 the appcah printed
circular containing full instructions in the art which
can he perfectly unde rstOOd at once. ....
An lerers must be addressed (post paid TO
ALLEN #. PARSONS,
.r.-l. ., 33S Broadway, New York.
Sent s, ls57-3m
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS

.RaRESi ,.RAKESN RaKEstii
THE Undersigned tpke pleasure in nnnoupci or 10
Merchants that they are manufacturing q sun eTior
afucle OF RAKES AT their New Factory on Fishing
Creek, above OTangovillc, Columbia county. Mcr.
chants wishing purchase gOpd Rakes can have the
AZ the Factory, II desired fOra I'd IhenI to
Bloc sbrrg, TO s, Shvc, where they can gel Them
or we can forward them TO tho,s Stores that are not
TOO much out Of our way.
All orders should be ndd ressed 10 Samuel Shive B,
Pealers p. o., Columbia county, Pa.
-. -.. sHlvE & BETTs.
April IS, Ge57-Im
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Columbus Male and Female Academy.

THE Fourth Term of this Institution wi II CONNIE nee
l M Monday, the 3d day OF August next. The In.
stllution having been in successful operation since
last October, under Tho charge Of Prof. ASDERScS
frincipal with competent aud reliable assistants and
has been wei paironJaed by students from abroad -
Ihe 'ohIlir3 ps Bucks, Lchigh Carbon mud Columbia
having furnished good portion of the choo besides
several from The far west, who. have attended the
same.
U5- An Opening Address. will be deliv, red on the
day OF the commence me nj, al 3 O'Clock, p. NJ.
TRUSTEES.
Now Columbus. Jmlv 25. 1857
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B6- Court Hill commence on Monday,
the 2lst inst, at Danville.
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COUNTRY MERCHANTSl

THE APPLE HARVEST OF lSJI HAS ARRIVED,
A M iF you wish to make money, please your cus.
~ toners, and save ednvatsiug agents (who ran.
nuke one, Two, and even ihFe" buuitrd dollars Ecr
month"; iron supply the goods your town and
cOugiy which you ought to sell yuu dn il by srnd
ing tel dollars for sample box containing six Of
pratts Appe rarers $50 OO0 rcady sod) Pr1it.
Apple Scrr "a articln) and one thuusgnd print.
edcircuars I" dist innate in your own or cnnn'y By
doing you VIII hnd no trouble IN ordering aud sell
at very isp pr prss ten, twenty even hundred
duZru machinrs during IN" season.
PRATr'i APPLE PARER was patent ed in 1881
IIatIng loose hra or knife arranged 10
cadv adjus itself to the iu' qnhlirs of the
of apples. nr other fiuIt the working qualities of
winch have proved SO excellent aud advantageous to
the community, that the manufacturers, Ncssrs. Sats
gent Foster have ALREADY been called in slippy
more ilaH hafa million machines.
PRAT1"S APPLE SLICER made 10 accompany the
Parcr. patented in 1856 !, il sm9ii nGn,iv COP.
srructed macbinc and like it's cnnlpanion, the Parcr.
daes excellent work, Cutting, IN aHNit Eve sec
onds, each apple in twenty-five eqnai parts. leaving.
without waste, only sm3l core 10 be removed. a
child readily wOrN thPt Parer or icer speed
OF about three bushels per hour.
RETAIL PRICE OF EACH Al 50 All orders by
m1i or Otherwise should TO moet prompt attention. be
addressed 10
T.. l.. PRATT
Gil sansoln 81 fhiladel phia, Pa
Sent 10, Ie57-3t ur.
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Farmers Depot and Plaster Mills.
AT THE JUNCTION Or
York avenue. Groom and CdiiophW Streets.

AT THE JUNCTION Or
York Arsnue, Groom and CalouhW s:,eetJ,
PHILADELPHIA.
WE offer large stock o Chemical Manures and
w Fo'tilizers at low prices and warranted to be
genuine among which Will be found
1000 tons No. Government Peruvian GuanO.
1000 tons De Bugs No. Suporphospliate OF Lime.
The above standard ARTICLES are, each Of their KIND
the best in the world Our Land Plaster, nnactured
selected stone is celebrated III hout The Union
for its purity and strength.
WE INVITE ORDERS rOR-
De Bur9's No. SupcIphosphate of Lime
No. I Government Peruvian Guano.
rFrenchs Improved superphosphate OF Lime.
French Phiiadel phia Poudrei;e.
No. Phosphate Guano, Phiad'a Co 's)
Mexican Guano, ~
EA,ra La sater. Ordinary Land :Pla,enel,
Chemical Bone, Pure Bone Dust,
Fish Guano, Ground Charcoa
10 600 barrels u and Plaster.
600 Casting laster.
O000 I" Hydraulic Cement.
5000 - TIde Roman Cement.
loo " Portland (English) Cement.
Also
Dentists Plaster, Powdered Anlh racito Coal in bbs
Stereotype Plaster, POwtered Bitumi nous Coal -
lass aker's do GrOundBrdwn Stone 4"
G round Soap Stone, White Sand "
do. White Marble, Ground Brick for Painters.
do. Blue Marbles, Chemical Bone Dust.
FRENCH, RICHARDS l. co,
Seam NJ Ills aud Farmers Depot,
al junction Of York Auenus Groom and CdliouhW Ss
PHILADELPHIA.
Sept -, lsS7-em
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HOWARD EXPRESS COMPANY.

isa YE e salaI 6.
1. oRWARD and deliver p0ckages on the line OF the
l. 'Pottsvil and Reading, Cattnwissa, Williams port
and Erie ard Williamsport and EimiTa Railroads,
Drafts, Notes aud Bills promptly collected.
Principal Office, .4o Chestnut street. orders for
Goods delivered, and Goods collected Tree ofrharg a.
philhhalnhin. AMg "a. JEW