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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-11-27
Coming Back TO First Principles.

We remarked yesterday, or rather
gave out an intimation of the kind,
that the county was becoming ripe for
a return to the good old principles, of
the Wing party. The people have seen
the folly of the miserable tinkering
with the revenue and currency, on the
part OF Locofocoism, and are becoming
thoroughly satisfied that the policy Of
that party is not the best policy for
the country. Under the Wing Tariff
of 1912, the balance of trade was in
IN favor of this country now it is
largely against US. From 1912 to 1916
inclusive, when the present Locofoco
Tariff was enacted, our exports amour.
ted to SIG, 100000 more than our i'm
ports; but now, during the last Ave
years, our imports have exceeded our
exports by over thirty-eight millions
making a difference against us in the
two periods of ever fifty-four millions.
Bat let US take another view of the
matter. During the first period of five
years, under the Wing tariff, our cx-
ports of gold amounted to SD, $50, 600
while our imports of gold during the
same time amounted to S40,45S,0OO,
showing a loss to us of the precious
metals during that period of $l3, $685.
600. During the last period of five
years under. the Locofoco tariff, our
exports of gold amounted to $213,-
1852, 900, while our imports of gold,
during the same time, were $24,352,.
O0O-showing Il loss of the precious
metals during that time of $189,000,-
600. And all this vast amount of gold
has been sent abroad to settle, in part,
Tor the foreign Injuries, imported un-
der the present Locofoco tariff, which
went fully into operation about the
year 1851. ... .. .
No one can fail to see, then, where
our money has gone, during the past
five years. But what has it gone for?
Why to pay for our wines, & brandics,
and silks, and other Injuries that We
could do just as well without. During
the last FIVE years our imports of wines
and brandics alone amounted to over
$23,OOO,0OO while our imports of silks
during the same time amounted to
Sal ,283,OO There you sec at a
glance, not only where our gold has
gone, but what it has gone for-merc
trash, and worse than trash. Had we
imported less Of silks and brandies, We
should have exported less of gold, and,
as necessary consequence. the finan.
claI condition Of our country would
have been far better than it is. And
yet such is L0cofocoism in its practical
workings. No wonder the people are
getting tired Of it, and are beginning
to clamor for protective tariff, and a
sound national currcncy.--Ncw ADa-
ny Tribune.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-11-27

ilhets--and denounced as q desperate
ratd!c," from the "sinhs and se,cers
Of Es'rorc,' & threatened with "hard
cells ca1 lard fare" as the reward Of
them temerityl
Surprise is expressed by some wri-
tcrs that these suffering mu,titudes, or
rather, this " desperate raJ6le," should
look to the gorcrnnent for relief, and
suppose it is because they were taught
thus in the old country, and know no
better. But to what other source
should they look ? Who first bid them
welcome, and gave them the first job
of piPc-loyiM5, or canal digging, or
railroad notwithstanding them off
by hundreds, or perhaps thousands, to
that county or State in which their
e0tes would carry the election-who
did all this, but the yovcrnmcnt, thro'
Its officers and wire. workers? Aud who
harangues and soft,soaps them from
the stump, in every political canvass,
but the officers of government? No.
no--don't deem them stupid for send
ing their vail in that direction. There
IS method in their madness, and they
may wall on, until their masters get
fully enough of their "s,rcct brogue!"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-11-27
Correspondence Of hs NgW Ioy& Herals.
Why the Troops are kept In Kansas
"A George Sanders Speculation,
WAsHINGToN, Nov. Is.

The question has frequently been
asked why it was thatthe United States
troops have been retained in Kansas,
for there appears to be no occasion for
their services there. / am induced to
think that / can enhghton the pub.
lie upon that point. George Sanders,
tho present Navy Agent at New York,
bought and took out to Kansas about
seventy portable cottages, or huts, on
speculation The hard times came
on, and money being scarce in the ter.
ritory, the speculation proved to DO q
failure. lie could not dispose of them
at any price. What was he to do =?
Tho thought struck him that possibly,
through the influence of Gov. Walker
and his friends, he could persuade the
Secretary Of War to let the troops
winter at Fort Lcavenworth, and if
that could be accomplished, he could
sell these cottages to the government
for the use Of the army and mako a
nice spec off of them. What is the
result ? George comes on here, and
shortly thereafter an order is issued
for the troops to remain at Fort Leay,
cnwortb, on the plea of preventing a
collision that may occur next spring or
summer. The cottages are Just tho
very thing the troops want. So, lie
hires them, or sells them, Mt a good
round price: and thus saves his bacon.
Who says George isn't smart? He
has been all summer housing about in
tho territory, when he shotld have
been attending to HE Office in New
York. 500 ss ta" g,a8 rad 5e'
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-11-27
THE UTAH EXPEDITION.

LEAvENwoRTn Cry, X. T., NV. Z,
ls37.--A courier he's Just arrived from
Fort Laramie, bringing the startling in.
te!ligence that three trains Of seventy.
live wagons, belonging to Majrr Russrll
OF this city, containing government.
stores for the army, en- ropte for Salt
Lake Cry, had been ca ptared and bum.
ed by five hundred Mormons at Hands
Fork Of Gieen river, on Saturday. Co..
tober 10. Five wagons with provisions
to reach Fort Laramie, were allowed
the drivers aud men connected with the
uain' aud ten minutes given them To
leafe. he Mn'rnons made no attempts
to lnJne any QUO connected With The
train, saying they did nor wish 10 spil
blo"d unless Que Of the Saints should
be killed. in which event they would
demolsh the whole United Sla,es mr.
my They have taken possession Of
oil the passes in the mountains. burnt
all The grass within two hundred miles
OF Salt Lake City, forg,be purpose of
starving the stock with the government
tIains. .lr, .. .........,. ...
The grass this season Is ex,rsord;po-
riIy short, and this move will compel the
government forces 10 return aud winter
at For, Laramie. Msj"r Russrllsr,ain
was cent four weeks in advance of Gov.
Cumming and his army, in o der 10 have
their cattle recruited upon the arrival
0fthe army at the Passes. They wet.
feeding at the time HE Molmons cams
upon them. Gen. Harvey is now al
this fort with three thousand men, al .
ready ~ wiuIer quarters, aud ne SAYS
II will take an army uflweuty thousand
men 10 corquar tho Normous next
spring. Judge kinney. formerly Chief
justice Of Utah, who is well informed
IN regard IL The ,csuurcgs aud strength
OF Brigham Young, ssys tho United
states cannot conquer peace in less
'hsn 'hree years. The Motmons do.
ring tho last three or four years, have
been making preparations for long con.
timed siege with the goyGl nment, ard
are IN condi,ion.to sustain themselves
for several years. This war will be- Of
lncaicu'able benofi' to our young and
prosperous city. The government ON.
banks all her troops and stores FIR tho
j. 'H~'''' .''''''. '''' IS'Hf, dHo uic en-
cation Ut ten or twenty Thousand
troops. with heir cuff, purchased here.
viii make b,isk simee in Leaven worth
City the coming ep,ng. There is no
city in the Uu;on with go bright fu
,urc Chr. Cincinnati Iimss. mt
From a is'tr from Wss,.rn Df,,ouri .u
a number Of letters from Salt Lake
10 gentlemen in our city, speak in Tho
most esrnest aud cmpafhic terms for
tight ~i,h the United States ,rnops. 49,
II is believed here that q desperate en-,
gagement has already taken place.
. CONDITION OF OUR ARMY. ~. ae
From The LarQws Times, Nor. H.. ..f
We l"stn that Cspt. Matcy's wife.
IN this city, bad received a letter from
her husband which is marked by Less
hopeful tone than any which size has
ever received from him. The loss Of
cattle md horses. in consequences of tho
failure Of the gross and water, had been
very serious; and The prospect ahead
was lar from encouraging. The Nor!
mons 10 Utah, like big nest of hor.
nets, are active end waiting for chance
to light on the army q, the ars, oppor.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-11-27
The Camel Experiment Tho lates

The Camel Experiment Tho latest
ah'ices received concerning the pro.
gress and promise of the camel experi-
mont of the Government it its military
operations on the fiontier. continue 10
Confirm the hiehes, hopes Of its friends.
"r"m the day the animals were landed
on the coast of Texas to this hour, the
experiment has proved an eminently
successful one. until the experience had
with them, as beasts ofburden. has been
such that all concerned III their manage.
meht and use are unanimously Of opin.
ION that they suit, as beasts Of burden.
me requirements of our great western
plans as we'll as those Of Asia aud AS.
iica. .s...' .' f<s 7'-
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-11-27

SAM WAKING Up.--Thc American
County Committee Of Lancaster, Pa,
met few days since, and adopted an
address, taking strong grounds in ia
yor Of Amcricanism and a protective
tariff; also resolution approving the
course Of Mayor Swami Of Baltimore,
in the recent difficulty with the Gov
crnor,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-11-27

"NARY RED TO NARY BROKER. -
a. boston paper says that the words,
Mary red to nary broker" bavo been
written over the doors of tho Kentucky
banks. This the Louisville journal
denies, and says that no such vulgar
ism has ever been displayed at the door
of any bank in Kentucky. Nothing
moro vulgar than rotten eggs has been
rcsortcd to for the protection Of our
institutions. .... '..... ..
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-11-27

Mn1tl Sprcie Payjag BaaAs,--The
Fredericksburg (Va..) Nows Of Sa,otl
day, had tho following ."A genilemap
OF Essex county, who had noto for
Si2i 80, due yesterday at tho Bank Of
Virginia in fredericksburg, scat mon
oy 10 friend bore who offered 1926
in Farmers Bank aud Virginia Banks
TO pay. The Bank reused 10 gire rHtn.
TY-oNE CENTS IN sPrcjt 10 change aud
prOtcsicd tie mite.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-11-27
Mormon and lrd,sn ai;;arce.

The Sacramento Age If October IG.h
says.
. fes'eraay wehu,l an Interview with
q gentleman from Cu'sonE Valley, wh,
f'"n Intimacy viii M"rd,"u ,tamiics
has some kn"~'rdpn III th.i f,nu,e de-,
s'g,s aud plans at operation. If his
conclusions be- correct. uo, only the set.
liens east fthe rnnnu,ains. b,n even ,h,
pcnp!. II this State viii have reason l.,
d-Freca'" the eSsspera,inn of these A.
.neiican BrduuiHs. f1cf save that ,lr
M"imonsl off Ga son Valley and San
hBsrnartlli,p have sold ,hrit cattle sau,.
property for really n"'hing. aud ut ,he
hidding IF their cLicf have rrpaiied 10
Salt Lake. with The revFei design Of re-.
"aanzing arrning egurirg. Returning,
numbering and Y!unJeri,is .hoir Gem
tile enemies.
y They declar. tina, far every SAINT
slain hy the Cnitcd States troops, ten
gentle women shrN mako atoaemen,:
that they will fret oxtsrminate .Le ,ronr,
tr"m tho eert, then como ,vcs,, aud in
predatory bauds allied with Indians.
thcy viii ravish the border, rob, plundrr
and mu'der. until they haye replcnish,d
the LORDS treasury aud revenge In.
suns PM upon hic chosen people.
Or their ability 10 execute this ,hrea,
wa have little d1ub,. a, tho order IS
their leader and prophet, they can mus.
Ter 5000 men armed with Tie most ,er.
tecii>e Instruments of destruction. They
have many thousands or ths fines, hor.
ses, rsined u" camp service; they hay,
q foundry whore cannon and shells are
casi power mill and factory, where
revolving tides and pistols ara manu-
tactnied. equal To those made Mt Ha,,.
i"id. They have eve,y mnni,ion If
war and means uftrnn4por,ariun with
IN themselves. and even tho women and
chl'dIen are instructed in the uso Of
a'ms. Add 10 this their geographical
position. .." '.." "..
To reach Salt Lake from tbs east, it
10 necessary to pass through canon
OF twenty-five miles, under bills so steap
and rocky thai dozen men could hu,i
down an avalanches of 3, ones on an an
preaching caravan; and oven in IN,
event nj several thousand troops reach
lug tho valley, the beseised with their
herds would take tn the muuu.uins. and
'einfoiccd by their savage alice, would
III tuiD. basiege their besicees, aud cut
oil supplies until the invaders had been
starved OUT. t.na. .a ....-. ,s.t 1850.
They have it is said 90, 900 Indian al.
hes, who they are ready To furnish with
arms ard horses IN M emergency
hese indians are partially Instructed
IN tho Mormon religion enough to
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-11-27

FTtssars in The Horse Market. The
Ne" ik'Trihuns states that the De.
ran,goment of the money maike, has
hat" most disastrous eject npon tho
market for horses. Houses which cos,
their owners $3.50 were sold la,ely for
STD in that city. Another horse, whicl,
year sg" had standing offer of ST..
500 was sold for $500; and handsome
bay, for which 5000 wss paid last sum
msr, and not considered dear OF that,
bioeght but $l25 a few days ego. 49,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-11-27

The Lafayette Undiana) Coxyic, says
that farmer in al adjpiuing county.
who made . partial engagement of u
largo lot Of hogs las, simmer, dcivera.
bic this month, at s6,25. and who day
OF Two afterwards refused To draw up
ths papers in tho hope ofdoing better,
offered to sell at $3.50 the other day,
without 6udiDg a purchaser,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-11-27

Our news from Mcsico is important.
The Constitution has bson suspended :.
and Comobfor declared Dictator. -
The county is conynlsed 10y factions
mud int,ignes, aud Tho rule or Comfort
10 evidently ptecuri3us. Yura,an is the
theatre OF a bloody war of faces, and
The central authority Is only maintain.
cd in the South Ivy tho Dsne end ef
fnts ofAlvorez Mexico seems on the
verge Of dissolution. go. ...
.H.. ... ~-----~-~--
n LINE impDdrst "a lsdy" ssks
the Portland AdccrGser to request those
clefgymeD who preach egsirst silks and
salips, not 10 wear black sa,ip vests. or
liz Their aims so high as to display the
silk 'jpiog' To their sloeres,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-11-27

PlaW IMh.-- The editor of the OF.
ncy UII) Times, having sold on, his pa
per, ,okes leave Of his old patrons in the
following paragraph: ".. ....t f..
"ThoDking those who have patroni!
zed and pull me, aud assuring those
who ate still indebted either for sub
scription, advertising, or job work, or
legal services. that viii sue every
d. that don'I pay up within month
! iemain, JuuN Nj. Wilson"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-01
DRUG, PAINT AND GLASS
Wholesale Warehouse

COZ HER OF TENTH AND MARKET STREETS,
Office IN Second story,
,.tr...r. PHIL9DELPIILa.
WE invite attention To enlarged stock OF Drugs
w Pants, Oils Varishes, &c, selected expressly
for sales, aud rising OF the finest
mcnts in The United States, which we offer at low
prices, OI cash or approved paper.
- WE MANUFACTURE very extensively:
Premium Pure White Lead (best,) ..
kensingion Pure White Lead,
Pcail Snow White Lead. -.-.-.
"VIrle Montague" French Zinc, fhot',)
Pure Snow Whine American ZINC,
Philadelphia snow White Zinc,
silvers Plastic Fire and Weather proof Paints,
Chrome Greens, Yellows, and coiors generally.
AGENTS FOR:
Porier's superior Alkaline Window Glass,
Genuine French Plate Glass, (warrantedl
The New Jersey ZINC C0npany's pToducis
Tilden Il Nephew's N. Y. Varnishes,
Brooklyn Premium Pure White Lead,
ininpden Permanent Greens,
Pare Ohio Catawba Brandy. &c. &C.
IMPORTERS OF
French and English r late Glass
French and Eng lish Cylinder G lass,
Coiored aud Engraved Window Glass,
DagueTreotype Glass,
Hammered Plate for Floors aud Sky 'Lihts,
Drugs, Chemicals, Perfumery, &c.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN:
Druggists Articles generally, --.srr. .r-.r. -
Painters Tools OF all descriptions, 10
Hydraulic and Roman Cement, t..t -..r..I
Cacined aud Ian d Plaster, .H . .rH
Paper Makers CLAY, Satin White, &C., &c.
..-.- FRENCH, RICHARDS & CO., .H tr
s. Store, ~. w. corner Ten and Market sts.,
Factory, Junction York Av., Crown &c CaiIowhiil, l
April II, 1857 Philadelphia.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-01
STEAM, ENGINES AND BOILER.

J,liE sutscfberis now prepared with new Mnohine
Il ryto build stationary eng ines from 5io lOOhotse
iowef upon the latest improved plans and wilbuid to
,rcr dodbleund soglc portable engines from 10 to 40
Torso power,Rigged upon cartnges WITH boiler gear
Ing u pumps all complete nd ready for aetion Also =
-cyhd6r uea nd cast IRON Goa! brenkg
pateeedin 1885,, for thresbing gram ndereoknr
.ora and nov made on large scale for creek ipg os
itreaking coal Henv mining pumps and FIRE ehginel
rugged complete with double acting forcing pumps,
kinds Of mill genrngand house casting made TO otderl
Line shatug with any desired sizes OF pneys nishe
with hangers ironplaning done ,saye4feet long; d.
kinds of Iron turning heavy press aud other screw
turned with any desired pitch off hread l.. III
The best Rough Iron tlreshing Machines, thai ever
before tue public cast fror and wcode
made 10 order. Lever bower, ,Eain OF tread power
made order. Also takes orders TO folow
chinery Harrison's latest pat graf mill $1,000 Of.
feredby the Patcnee forts equal II will grind In good
fine ea rs bushelsin one hour. iso boz and
tors il IN OF aisoRugges Patent uwcr INA
ed by @, ID Harris &c Co,,th most powerful Blowe
nowi th the east amount ofpower, one witch
whine mutt al the Foundry for exhibition. a lo
the above works willbe warranted to be what they
sold tor, .II. 10 !IL q iIIl E'
/ FAlsoLTake orders for scots Patent Blacksmith
Striker andr ghts to them In the ounties fCoInm
ba Mot our Nori hn inn rland Lvcom,ng Sullivan
! Clinton, one of which can be seen nj my sbon.
| LEWIsH. MAtS,
| Mnr,h %, 1886. Bloomsbn. q Col umbia
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-01

ThisisNature's ow Rene dy for unhealthy ste
mach, No art OF mancan equal its curative powers
1t contains Achoh n Filters Acids, or Nnusaors
Drugs 1t s extremely agreeable TO the taste and may
be by the feeble patients who cannot eat
water tacute distress BewareofDruggec
limitations Pepsn is not Drug
Cal on the Agent, and get Descriptive Cireula
nratis giving large amount Of Scienttfic Evidence
from Licbig nina chemistry ;Dr .Combe' sPhisiooGy
Digestion; DIR Pereira on Food and Dioi DR. John w
Tinper of New York University; Prof. Dunglison' &
solopy: prof sillnman, Colledee; DR. Carpen
sphysio ogyi Sc. together with reportsoi cures
from all paits o. rthe United Sthes ,.,
Soldby Il. p. Lutz md J. X Moycr bIoomsourg
q n i,owmnn perwjck Oct3, 1865 ly.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-01
Farmers Department.
Hymn of the Ha, vest.


We rn,het them in--the bright green leaves.
with our scyihcs aud rnkos to. dat,
And the NOV grow, big ns the pitcher heavcs
ms lifts Of the sweitring hay. Nf
o hoi neld for the mowers scythcB
Hath ring as of destiny,
Sweeping tho earth Of it's burthen 1.-the, I|
As II sung in wrathful giee. .r.
we Gather them in--thn Dodding plumes
oftho yellow aud bcarded gain,
And the fash Of our sicSos' light iumes
Our march o 'cr the vanqushed piain.
Anon, we come with the steed drawn car
The curn ng Of modern lawsi
And the nercs stoop in its chnkinsj jar.
hs IL rocks its hungry jaws. r
I'VE anther them in--the mellow fruits ..
From the shrub, the vine and tree, ..
With their russet, and golden, and purpel suits
To earnish our treasury.
And each has ju icy treasure stored
Alta meath its tai nted rind - ..r
q, To cheer our guests at the social board
When we loave our cares behind.
I'VE gather them in-in this gocdly store
But not with IN g miser's gust,
For tho Great All Father we adore,
Hath gu, given il in trust .Dts.
And our work Of death is but for hfe,
In the WINERY days to come
Then a blessing upon the Beaper's strife,
r. And shout at this Harvest Home.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-01
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN

l1S YEARS OF AGE, having LOST .bs. fahe 4, , tvo
I'D brotheTs dnue hier son in,law, nephews nnd
by that dreadful disease, CoNsunPrlos npd suT
East lnoies, egypt nd japan, where ho discoyered
PrereHoeund certain cure r Colds Coughs BronchiIs
Consumption, Nervous pebil, and Asibn,a His cough
tivss who inbrr tied ile dsease, and in con neetion
with his have employ ID II IN their practice curl
thousands of cases consIdefeJ hopeless BY othaus y
For the purpose of reseuing many OF his suffering
fellow beings as possible he is sending the Recipe 10
an VINO wish u Tor ien.cents Of IL 10 pay the posi-
Address mn HEATH
June ~ 1857 New yotk
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-01

NT ALNUT Street, South West corner
w IF THIRD, Philadelphia.
Incorporated by the state of Pennsylvania.
NMoncy is received IN any sum, large small and
interest paid rom the duy OF deposit TO the day Of
withdrowl.
The once is open every day from o'clock in the
morning ti O'Clock In the evening, and on Mon da
and Thur sday evenings, I'LL 0 O'Clock
INTEREST," FIVE PER CENT.
Ali sums larg, or small, paid back in GOLD on
demand without uotice, to any amonnt. tUls
President Hon II ENRY l.. BENNER.
.#ft NicePresidcnt, ROBERT SELFRIDGE t.
-'t Secretary WILLIAM REED. a .sY
Directors:
HenryI.. Denner, OIL q. C.Landreth Munns
Edward l.. Carter, .00 CarrotlBrewstor
Robert Seifridge Joseph ID. Barry,
SanuelK. Ashton, Henry l.. Churchman
James D Smith, FrancisLec t
This compa nyconfnes MS bnsin ess entirely to tho
recciv ing OF mtney on interest. The investments
mounting TO nearly.
ONE MILLION AND A HALE OF DOLLARSl
ts per publ shed report of ASSETS, made in con.
ity with the provisions of tile charter in REA
ESTATE, MORTG ACES, GROUND RENTS, and sue II
first class securities as viii always insure perfect sc
curity 10 The depostors, and which cannot fail TO give
perma nency and stability 10 this old ant well csta
lislled Institution. (Fcb. /, 1855
March 7th, 1857. h -..
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pHILADELPnIA CARPET STORE

CARPETINGH, OilC IOths, Window Shades ,Matsan
" Mattings-lus 81 received 10000 pieces new style
nufact tured aud imported expressly for CARPET
LII. Merchant and iIousokcepeTs will please no
Nos; n and 20 Moth second Isl door bslow
agt's Church.
March g 1880 ). SIDNEY JONES
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-01
PHRENOLOGIAL CABINET.
FOWLERS, WELLS a. co,

PHRENoLoGISTs AND PUBLISHERS,
23l Arch Street, below Seventh; Phila d.
1F FURNISH al Two Ri Ton PhTenology ,physio loay
ESeAE WaterCure. Magnetism, and Photography
w jwhOleAale and retail at New York prices.
Z Professional examinations, with charts, 0Dd
e-@S iull written deacup,ion Of character, day aud
evening. GAbinetfTee
d NAV ~ lsa5-V
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CIDER MILLS.

scsa. 500 KRAUSER'S PATENT IMPROVED
Sds&APoRTABLE CIDER MILLS. We
etfAmanufacturing these unrivalled Cider Mills,
-s- greatly improved and streng thened since last
year and ca supply orders at Wholesale und Retail
Miilsshippedto any part Of the Union:
PASCHALL MORRIS Il co. ,H..t
Wholesa lie and Retail Dealers In Agrculturalimpie.
ments Al nd Machines,
.7th and Market streets, Philadeiphja