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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-25

ATTEMPTED ESCAPE OF M'KIM.-Our
readers are well acquainted with all the
circumstances attending the murder Of
Samuel Il. Norcro.s, last winter at Altoona,
by David Stringer NJ kim the escape of
the brutal and cowardly murder--his long
and untiring pursuit his final capture
trial, conviction AID sentence to DEATH
Since the incarceration in the Jail at Holli-
daysburg, he has pcrtinaciously insisted
upon his ipnocence of the crime imputed
upon him, aud, beyond all doubt, oil which
he was guilty, Ni'kim has been closely
watched, and securely, as was supposed,
maoaclel but, either on Monday or l'ues-
day night last, he managed to cut in twain
the hobbies ab ut his ankles. These irons
were examined on Saturday night, by the
ilor, and found to be in every way per-
feet. The oily instrument discovered in
his cell by which he could have dore the
worh-and it is the Dcatest and most
compile C job we have ever seen-was a
common case kni!c, with slightly hacked
edge. Had the disco, cry not been made
in time, M'Kim would, no doult, have
succe sfully effected his escape As M tiers
now stand, his chances are forever frustrated
and the gsllows alone awaits its VICTIM
The day fixed for his exocuti N is on the
2lst of August neat.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-25

IJ- HARvEsT.-Our farmers are busy
gathering in their wheat and rye. A grea,
deal has already been cut and housed, and
if few more days of warm weather con-
tinue, the wheat harvest will be ended
The, crop, so far as We can learn, i, good
one throughout the county, and the quality
of the grain was never finer. Thank God
our country east, west, north and south, is
prolific in all the necessaries and luxuries
required by man, and our people are the
most happy and contented of any on the
face of the earth, How thankful then
should we all feel for the blessing and priv.
ileges vouchsafed to us, as a people.
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NoTIcE.-We would earnestly solicit
from our friends in this county, the favor
Of Informing us at the earliest opportunity,
of accidents or anything else Of Importance
that may ccur il their Immediate neigh
borhoods, or within their knowledge during
the week, as it is our intention to IN Ike
the Local Department Of the DenI0cnat as
interesting as possible, and to faithfully
chronicle every hing OF interest that tram
spires thr 'ughout the county. BY comply
ing with this request they will materially
aid us in cur efforts. We especially invite
, communications on matters of local inter-
est. Let us have weekly communca-
ton, if possible, from every district in the
county.
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nay- A SPECIAL Court was held at th

n0- A SPECIAL Court was held at this
place commencing on Monday last. Hon.
Warren J. Woodward, of the Columbia
county district, presiding. A number
of the cases having been continued, the
court broke up on Wednesday. The only
case of Importance tried, was an ejectment,
Jacob Voneida's Executors, vs.. Zerbe's
Run and Shamokin Improvement company
The weight of evidence, and the charge
Of the Court, was in favor Of the defend ants,
and verdict was rendered accordingly.
Judge Woodward, though comparatively
young man, is quick perception, and has
a well trained legal mind. He made q
favorable impression on the Bench, as well
as among those with whom he mingled, il
the social circle -Su',bUy american.
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Bar Mr.. EAToN,s SELECT SCHOOL
On last Thursday and Frid4y evening, the
Scholars connected with the Bloomsbury
Select School, gave an Exhibition in the
Court House, to large audience. The
Exhibition on Thursday evening, consis-
ted of Eecution and singing by the
Scholars, after which CALEB Il WRIGHT,
Esq, of Wilkesbarre, delivered an able
address an the subject of + ducation, which
was listeped to with profound interest -
Stoes' Silver Cornet Band, was slso in at,
tendance, which added to The Exhibition
by enlivening the occasion with their soul
string music. The Teachers deserve
great credit for the rapid progress, this
School has IN Ide for the last year.
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NEW AND USEFUL.
OLEU nj LBQ UOR.

fpATENr APPLIED FOR
TUE undcrsisntd offer to the public lhetultum LII
J quor Efficient substitute fyI Linsced OIL, as
thinner nr all sorts OF Paints ground IN OIL except
Venetian Red.
better dry quicker aud viii be more durable and when
vanished, the paint will have and retain the most
glossy appearahcei and the elasticity Of The thinner
viii enable the pain. yield 10 the varnsh und the
cracking and poelIng or so common 10 ordinary vaI.
nished OF paints is entirely avoiSed.
For ptining TN Roofs its equal cannot he iound
The Cleum can be used by itself, or in common with
y nsHed 0 Vnrnish, Japan or 1urpentino al tbs op.
tion of theiPaintor
thus thly reducing the expense OF painting
We iqithiuy recommend II fot all purposes indica
ted aud warrant 1t TO give satsfacion. ber al dis
count to tn trade.
DIREC IONS Tim tho paint with the oleum Iii.
quor aud work it well, uuul IL flows freely from VI e
brush.
Thsbrnsl must be Crne from all moisture aud ina.
riably ought to be soaked well with The Oieum Liquor
previous to painting.
Instead ot placing the brushes in water over mig h
as painters generally d. ihry ought To be put in tn
Glcnm LiquoT whic, viii greatly Mctraie The work
The patnt mixed with the Ocum Liquor will WORK
better IL be allowed 10 siaud from ~ to q hours pre-
vious TO its b lag used aud Then thi1ncd to sHcn
consistency as 10 work free aHd easy under the brsh
ty the use Of Japan, the paint VIII b. T. ndsred si Il
frmcr. Mix the Japan first with the paint and then
Thin IL with the Ultum bipHOT IN the manner llGn
toned abnve.
u 100 pounds Of Paint thinn, ith,hc oleum Li
quor, will cover arecr surface han pound tl1n
Tne Olenm Liquor is not to he used with VENT an
Red, nor with Pa mt continuing any ptoptiton Oft
BRElNIG, GAT1NAN 4 BREiNIG
American Paint aud COlcr. Works
Corner Gath and Green Sts., Philadelphia
ofce-N cOruei Third aud Wood SITS piiladcl
phia. Pt.
b. G Tecn, Chuesc and Pmssian Blue, Nprn lion an
Scarlet Red in various shades and qualities either dr.
or IN oil and warrant them 10 be equal any oihs
make, either here or aHrOa.
. June q. 1857.
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ELISHA KENT KAN L.
A BIOGRAPHY,
BY WIN, ELDER

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In ordtrto give this work large cteuation it n
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More than $500 900 sold pthiH Nine Months.
rR KANE'5 GREAT WORK ARCTIC EXPLo-
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POSTSCRIPT,
From Kansas,
coz wALKER Ar lAwnnNcE.

bOF NALhEh Al LAW bFNbbs
LAwREScE, X. T., July l9, via st.
Louis, 2lst.-Gov. Walker entered Law.
renee yesterday, " tn eight comp nies of
drag 7ons. under command of Col. Cook
He has camped close to town, in a threat
eniUg attitude. His proclamation, issued
at Leavenworih, dated the 18th, declares
that he will not allow the people to adopt
City Charter lie went through Law
ren c, on his way to Lcavenworth, last
Monday, to see to this, but never spoke Of it
in Lawrence. his duplici'y b etraged
the people. They are determined 20 pay
no attention to him, and not to negotiate
with him. Although to~n officers were
elected last Monday, they have as yet taken
no steps-not even bein sworn in. lie has
warrants for the arrest Of those W ed for,
and many Others prouiuett citizens of
Lawrel &C. The design is to stop the Au-
gust election when lie Topeka Consti ution
is to be submitted to the people. The
pc pie will not offer any opposition to the
Federal troops unless they fire on them or
commit some other outrage, when civil war
will OF once be declared. hey have
resolved not 10 tolerate any more such
villainy. Gov. Walker is in bad scrape.
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W THE THOUSANDS whose cons itutions have
been rim aud heir system. poisoned by the use OF
Mercury should give the follow ing ihsir earnest
ieniion DIR. GILES, Newton Hamilton, Pa. May,
1851, sad-''l have used myself hall dozen bottles
OF hooland's German BIT ers for Liver Complas and
diseases OF rvous character resulting from the use
of Mercury. W as poisoned and afflicted with spasAs
from the use of hi latter article The German Btters
is the first tice from vi hch biaihed any eef.
hay also given thu article to many dyspe pics with
the most saulary result. think as many more bot
ties will cure
See ndvsriseme nt
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New Advertisements.
II HE p II T. s S !
A NEW DAILY NEWSPAPER.

pa- MORE DEMOCRATIC HELP.-Col.
John W. Forney, has issued the following
Prospectus:
7 PROPOSE establi.hing o frst-class
i Daily Newspaper in the city OF Philadelphia, be-
tie 2Oth OF July and the Isi tf August TO be
entitled - -
"THE PRESS"
"TH PRESS" will be Democratic in its politics,
nd will sustain the policy Of The National Admins
tration.
IL is nv determination TO make IL WORTHY of the
support Of every clas Of readers Dignity, courtesy,
and indepe ndence The uttetance of my sent ment,
enterprise efficiency ,he Comme rcial, Literary
and News Departments, and aspect for the opinions
of Others, will be kept cons, antly In view.
have embark ked all my own means IN this ptoj &C
snd intend bui ding up journal that VIII NOT only he
creditabie 10 City and our State but will furnish
me m independent livelihood.
somcwhlt extensive experience in public life und
ny years con necti ion with Journalism will hope
OBTAIN for THE Press" favorable reception
My friends IN the different Wards, aud Counties of
Pen MIA aud other States III place under
ma n obligations by giving 1.-The Press" helping
hand. - -. .. .
DAILY ,(per mum. .)......,............,... % 90
WEEKLY - .........'..'.'..'..... = w
Address tho Editor and Proprietor, Mt the office Of
The Press No All Ches nut street next TO PennsyI.
sania Bank Building, above Fourth ST. Philadelphia
JOHN w. FORNEY.
Tai \
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~~<~~

,pss~ Cur Methodist friends are pr 'gres-
sipg rapidly With the erection Of their new
4 Eurch edfice. The brick work is nearly
laid up, and the work going on eucourag.
inely. We believe that this is Intended
to be the most capacious Church in town
and We have no doubt, is architecture.
construction, will fayorably compare with
the spirit of modern Improvement.
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DG The country in Summertime =


B6y- DEATH AMONG lIoRsus a few
weeks since. DR.. j. b. McKELvY, lost enc
of his valuable team-horses, by sudden
sickness, which makes, We elieve, the third
horse, that the Doctor has lost, during the
past year. Last week, Mr.. JonN LUDWIG
lost valuable animal by some similar dis.
ease; and Ex.Sheiff BILLMEYER was
equally unfortunate few nights after in
the sudden death Of fine and spirited
horse, which would have brought over two
hundred dollars in the New York market.
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Soy The new Evangelican Lutheran
Church of Bloomsburg, is magnificent
edifce, now r'pidly progressing towards
competition. The Cupola is kbe highest in
town, and the workmanship, through out,
promises to be of the first order. It's
richly stained and ornamental Gl IS win
dows present FIVE appearance.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-25

Sa- MAP OF BLooMsBURa.- Messrs.
Hurley & Lloyd have commenced the sur
vey Of Map of Bloomsbury, and which
they design prosecuting with all possible
de,patch. We hope our citizens, will give
the necessary aid, for the completing of
o Map which will do honor to our town,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-25

pg- IMPROVEMENTS, - Many of our
citizens, we notice, have made valuable
improvements during the past few weeks,
in laying beautiful stone pavements in
front of their residence.
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ray- THE LEcTURE.-We had the plea

gS- The LEcTURE.-We had the plea
sure of listening to the Rev, D. s. Hun
TrNGToN, A. M Principal of the Aston
Ridge Seminary, on the Dangers aad Sc
curities of the Solar System, in the Court
House, on last Saturday evening. 1t was
listened to by full a1dience. Mr.. II
is a beautiful speaker and did justice to the
subject.
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FETRlDGE & CO., v Y.

uy-THE REIGN OF ART,-In this wonderful age
Art lays her master iouche, al N ost every thing
The csilngs over and the carpets al on, are
hallowed by Art Art winds the railway through the
mountains and the mud makes her machines Of wood
aud iron, To il with knowledge and anEihIates
space with light ring tanned dOwn the sedge Of
boy Nothing too lofty for her touch and no III ing
too humble. new pr oof Of Ihis old conviction, las
sust "a Hen under notice IN the. shRpa OF CATHAR.
Pill from the Laboratory # that world ned
Chemist, Dr. g, AVER.
II we Understand the subject, he has carried hat
jtice 10 thfarhesi perfection Of which it is capable
Instead OF empo ylug Drugs in lis compoi ition we
have always thought the necessa ry and only way he
has with consummate skin eItr acted the OF the
madcine IN be e. Logged and eumbi ned them alone in
their purity toge ther. Tha composition is then
nud rolled by maehnsr and steam power into spe.
riod pin which is wrapped envelope OF gelntnH.
for proteci ntr the effects Of weather or limo nd
then ihieky coated wi; sugar. 10 It's
over the palate Not whstanding all this abored per
feclion they are offered 10 .I.. los a QUO
cent each However nv mble The department, we think
this may be safely char eocriGed tho eonsunnsto
Of Art IN Its line ,vsrHmS Nsr', Bait,
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HURLBYS shRs RsAPARlLLA The woSderlu in
vigoatn properties of this dcine it's specific
in cleansing and thoroughly removing tull impurities
from the blood, place foremost among III remedies
of the day AttEis ssaspr of the year it's attend
ed with marked beaeht, and viii he found the best
restorative for thai depres sed co ndton of the
frequent this period Of the year.-Ledger Breh any
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Columbia Democrat.
The following are the receipts to the Office
of the COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, during
tho ,,onth of Juuo 1897,

We are grateful to our friends, whose
names stand above, for their prompt pay
ments. We trust others will initiate their
noble example and pay us our just dues.
Money sent us by mail will be at our risk
the receipt of which will be promptly ac-
knowlclgcd,
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CAMP MEETINa.-We understand, that
arrangements are about being made, by the
Methodist Denomination of this place, for
Aho holding of Camp Meeting, to COM
mence some time in August. The place is
the same as last year, near Light Street,
and about two miles North of Bloomsbury
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BB- COLUMBIA CoUNTY.-Trcasurer
HARRIS, on Monday last, took in s6,osO 96
on the State Tax due from Columbia coun-
ty for 1857. We believe, the largest a
mount paid by any collector was 81 lis 50
by Sheriff Miller, of Bloom, which augurs
much for the punc,uality of our citizens.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-25
SWAN 4 CO.'S LOTTERIES.
THE MOST BRILLIANT SCHEME EYER DRAWN
Capital Prize 100000.
TicK ETs ONLY alO.

TICKETS ONLY $40.
OWING to the great favor with which our Single
~ Number Lotteries have been received by the
puoc, and the large demand for Tickets. the Mana
gers .SVAs x Co, viii have dfaw ng each Satur-
day throughout the year.
The following Scheme will be drawn in each of
their Lotteries for August. 1857
GLASS AZ,
To be drawn In the city OF Atlanta Georgia. IN public
on Saturday, August LIST, 1857
CLASS 4e,
To be drawn in the city Of Atlanta GEORGIA public
on Saturday, August 9Th, 1857.
GLASS 80,
To be drawn in the city Of Atlanta Georgia, in public
on Saturday, August 18th, 1857.
GLASS 80,
To be drawn IN the CITY OF Atlanta Georgia, in public
on Saturday August 2ld 1857.
GLASS 81,
To be drawn in the city Of Atlanta Georgia. in public
on saturday, August 10Th, 1887,
on THE PLAN of SINGLE NUMBERS.
Three Thousand 7hres hundred aud Forty Fps Prizes
Nearly one Prize to every Nine Tickets
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s@- Mr. THOMAS KNoRR, of Bloayn
township, iu this County, has presented
our office with rye talk of Ry", grown
upon his excclle, farm on the point be.
tween Fishiugcreek and the Susquehauna
River. 1t measures nine tet in length.
We regard this as a nolle sample Of oul
"Packer DemoeraeN."
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anoe. Unripc fruits or vegetables, alec.
olic drinks, and all stimulating beverages I
hould be sedulously eschewed. by rigid
'practicing moderation, prudence and
eanliness, there will be little to approhcnd
lring the prevalence of a cheated term
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DIPLOMA AWARDED

RI, tIe pspnsylpope stat, sortcI,,,ot Soe;c,, rad La
ssr,yoJ fouBtv Socjs,,s, N REEyAI1s lIoN.IEJETDE
Co TO p thar Celebrated Ifgetebs r9T1'y n TfUDFP
UOitsES
TOR IIorses il il an uvalunbIe oelr f,, tho cure
l. aud p.eyeuIou ot nlI ispasps iuri,, ,n 40 nj ba
nnin,1 VIZ .--Uisten,ner @ ugbs ,rarrv Fnver. FiS
IuIa Font dtsenses Lnn disoasss Itcb Grease
Gnnps Iudam,untion In dce Kii,cv Al eru.os
GinuIers Tb,c Iras n rho1nd "a rgers Vivers
Ulcets in Lungs surfeit IFuundsrs Right Hair
Worms Sores &C
FOR vEAT CATTLE
In J3uuiice. Ncllows Haven or Bloyyn Bloodv
Urit c. Rcd Water Murrian Loss of Cud, Loss Of Ar.
nct,t- Dntrbm, or oosenpss IIoor dissos. NNolf IN
The TaiI IIrIiow Horn RiooJv MILE Hood diseass
Toss If Min '' D'0''' "'''" -''' "''"''
FOR HOGS
In syeIled Neck BiIes in the Liver Abseesses IN
the Luune, Ulcers of the Boweis snasms 'r Cramns
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SPRING AND SUMMER
obs.

rHilE undersigned respectfully inform
their customers aud the pub 'ic o. neray that the
have ju-trcceived al their new BRICK store Housed
Light Street, select assortment OF fashionable
Spring and Summer Goods,
direct from the Eastern cities. comprising all the
various selections to be found in Country Stores,
Consisting Of Cloths, Cassimeres Dclans, Btuzes
Ellicues.Hc Together with al kinds Of Dress goods
Tor the ladies'.
ALsO.-G GENTLEMEN's WEAR, OF ALMOST
VERY ORr AND STYLE.
LADIES TALMAs BRUsHAs, ,uAwIs &c.
Groceries, Moaases, Sugars, Teas, Coffee. spices
and IN shorteverythin nr IN the way of Merchandizr
READY MADE CLOTHING, OF every description
W iron Steel, Nails .Sulky Springs &c
NF Thankful for past patronage, IT will b. npir
studiOus aim to please theii customers and tc give
general satisfaction.
H.W & W. NCREi sY
Light Street, ApTl II 1857
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JOHN G. FIRE EZE, Esq, has resumed the practice
OF the Law IN Bloomsbury, Columbia comfy, Pa, and
will give his undivided and careful attrnti ion to all
professional business entrusted TO him IN Columbia
ana adjoining counties.
He can he found constantly. in his Ofi,e, ~ Robi.
sons Row, near the Court House.
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appointment by the Post Master
General.

WILLIAM MFCnAEL, of Muncy Borough
has been appointed by the Post Master
General, Post Master, in place of JOIN
WHITLoCK, removed.
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Special Notices.

Ur THOMAS W. MATTSoN, Recei vee the PrEe
Medal at the Worlds Fair in I.ontJ IN, 1851, for
TRUNKS. CARPET BAGS, Boots, shoes and Gums
Great Inducements offered to purchasers ofthe
above articles Thisis much the largest stock trunks
Carpet Bags, Valicos &C. ia Philadelphia very cheap
or cash. Manufactures: 1870 Market Street, s. w
corner, and l25 Market S +. corne OF Fourth
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Er Waite TEETH, PERFUMED BREATH AN I
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXloN-Can be acquired by
us ng the "Balm Of a thousand Eopsrs." What lady
or gent teman would rama in under the OF dis.
agreeable breath, when by using the "BALS A
THOUSAND FLOWERS" as a de niri6ce, " uld not only
render it sweet, but care the teeth white as alss.
ter Many persons do OF know their breath is bad
and the subject is delicate that their friends vii
never mention it. Beware of eounlorfens. Re sure
s,ch bot lie is signed
FETRlDGE & co, v Y.
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Saturday Morning. July 25. 1857

Showers We were visited with several
large showers of rain on Sunday and Mon.
day evenings last, which did considerable
damage by breaking down the crops,
throughou the country.
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PHILADELPHIA CARPET STORE

INARPETINGs, oilCloths Window Shades ,Marsau
~ Mattings-Jusl received 10000 pieces new style
nufaetured and imported expressly for CARPET
LII. Merchants and HousekeepeTs will please no.
Nos; ls aud 2ONorth Second street, lot door below
ast's Church.
March ~, 1850 J.slDNEN JONES
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w THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR COVER
NORA corr esTond,rt writes that as as Gen
Packer heard that he had been for Governor
by the Demo Conve alton at Harrisburg he de
cared hi msef ov enjoyed and avowed his d.te rmina
ton to take the stump at early day rresis ble
suit OF clothing from he magnificent estlbl shmen, of
GRANVILLE sroKgs, No COZ ale aO9) Chestnut street
above 9th. PHILADELPHIA