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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03

<yEN.INE IN,@Nc beg To 'hT 'h' NJ
N ,eniiap ct ouaekecpcrH aud others In want q" SILVER
Ware L. en- large stuck Tea nesao aud lhho Spoons
lesso, a Ilo fo1ka Caaurs HHbicts, MnFs Cream Tots
Surar bowls Cream Gra,y aud snnp Ladies, Napkin inBs
Sal, stands Mustard Cups Mustard sugar aud salt Npo"nA
uifrr cake pir Fish knNes Pickle kniNea anu 'nk
\nt pioLs sugar Iongs Spoon tnps ~ Ae, Az SILVER
arc sold hy s We Ia he ot the hesf gbdb hA
Ia made expressly Ion nA ! NhiiANa ''''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03

~" ALI.
rhe under agned being fully located IN thu Portrait Gal
luy lately lay Mi Jas kangy IA prepared 10
supply hls oua and the public with life like Pictures In all
the Nariona styrsoi uio art
Special thu style oi photographs
eolorc IN oil which now on cxhhition and
hs ahory Tho correctness of dcneainn
aud beauty these paintings only be fully approximately
oNanaan tahfn io size Porlas made by this process
from ,laguefrcut, pea 81 dpc,aHrd roraons.
tprn Nunpn Is Nonded to- TO visit his tallery and
cNaunc specimens OF AmhrotAp pcs, nagneneotypos plain
aud ealorcd Photographs &C. Sc,
- II. BLISS,
Successor To j, KcaKy.
- Instructions given In the art reasonable terms
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03

COMPANY Hartford Connecticut, desifpu- of effect
ing Insurance Virginia, has appointed JOHNSON ESQ
of Salem Aupui the Persons IFuciburR and
elsewhere who ay desire communicating ith the Company
may do through Thomas Jeis at EXehnnpc Bank, or
M,s4rs I.aHlJafnc 4 ilplrouhc.
This Company has paid up Capital Of Sn000o, with
large urru invested under the sanron and ap
pr,ya of the CamIroilor Public Accounts and believed
offer superior inducements to those contemplating Lie In
surance linn - dts
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ANER'A CHERRY PGsic
\ %tS,y RAJ for the ra pid cure oi t0Hehs t9ds'
L gy4sf3 =. JE1,rsrHt>s RrpRctjs Uh0oPipR tohRh'
GasSg%fR troHu IstbI4d and f0HsbhPtoH-i ms
saST4 remedy ha for itsrlt such nooft$
~H fr iIs cures Of every Pulmonary disease
a& %&i1s that il entirely unnecessary To ce9hhi
Pa Y.wE the evidences of its virtues in any com
k1Gl- ~ nun, where it has been employed. 20
,-h sasAcA wide Is field OF lis usefulness "a SO
'r' % - f its cures that almost every section al
he abuunds in persons uh'NN N'' ~ ,I,.
restored from alarming and even n'''',s'@ - ,ar arsry
by When once tiieh i> Ui'i''.H ,.,.i5
other medicine Of lis kind sfao tli'''' ,.s,t,t,
,,h,ro The public no Longer hesitate
,,h.t tn culoy tor the distressing aud dangerous al
ccons of the pulmonary organs nv. -, ,l, ,n.s
climate Ana not in forn'l9.ae "a%h7 ui",n % N luz a.
hut the miidcr varieties II Colds '"9-l tf.i
and for Children tits the pleasint''' anu S'' ~
he obtained. ,hig soali,p
we need not o more than assure the people IFS d" No'
up TO the best that ii eve been, and thar me Rl
Gle is sold bv John II. Scgy, NnthhuI M - "
and Country Merchants throughout the >."t
Purcell ladd & Co. Richmond. General Agents
nov dNctm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03

Al ts.OJkE Nd..-Ehr UnHcr.IgU'd 'hO~i r'-p'fI-
fully the public In genera and his friends
3 u the old stand Of Alr valentine oppn
t ihe Liberty are House here he ionnd well RS
soiica stock eaay Made Clothing aud Grntlemens fur
un toud- which he sell rho0p any similar house
in u4rity lIo also prepared for Cutting out making and
repairing Clothing. the shortest notice" Come one come
all store Room for Rent which is adapted
tor an tht. orauy small business to Ii, carried on in H.
5,Jf,uns GEORGE BIAKEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03
roIlcu.s II GcuAeip BA oNr rt'


tahs has lrtp Ntf inv To the purhn,o "t poll
cios hA III" payment tia, hoe premium in sum hsfe
by enabling I.t,t sH,h tm uHl- H4 tltA tNb HFHh
lime N'ui the liability to tlsit thuit policies,
INABILITY ntakt ulit rN,meht ihus M in
divdual VII tin II, hnr4 ut the ot thtNs can
Fparr eaa N ruure permanent N'suueni inn h7 iuniy
par e,A sitt. II the h,uehl at hch ~ Huh
srqpeTt als drptier lhum Tin hnu Ia
year AMI las cltuustl Wu adult be 'Au ds
posept his soctoy and ptuht'N fhnn
In any other nAAltei nNesimrut can n ma1" me
reports liio ,umpalu- shHW that HtEe lnmh'r "t Pol"
b.u t.,aed In consequence of
pcctt1 riaulo Huaurnl aa.s whereby Tn partics 1tc nn
able m, rnsm,rt OF ther uomtuma when du but
when nee the payments made ouhafrassmcnts can
alter "a nnuul
Iherr another vantage III sueh Investments oueenr
ptnl,lo, aud economy lN.r. &C." Who
cannnt, ,pusr Ia, n-dra small from h,ir yearly
ctuHuss HVnte taru1hl, thfn tn purchase policy hnl
theftr, iu1Ir Ipttu tot tho future wants u iaso
whnm living tht, abs comfortably Ia support hut
whn. Niau the hau,s td uou nhar Tor thgn nhhae1 IN
death Do thrown the oep i,ntrH Ia Keep ihtir
little together aud sl,c hem from hpfer poverty and
want.
1hrre y,t nuoh,r cou.plaeitpn Witch Hhahd commend
ihs system favorable aeuun ct oeers prudent and
i,leetmF lhs tor 4auro he mnY have -n lent
purchase HaaIl e,N hut tht nrN ia etn-rIu'He" nt
nearly limited ta o1 b tity ca,nR only very
small amount dHpead ot aud mi .un iout 10
ivt-f a. M the preeeipr year VIII This m14 b lraeftd
psuraurr nJon his f tor iuird potod hnil change
ostu#t .aal, lHn srnrr aui HHH,'u Ia lnt
otuse a44ta.r sft aud thus uam NoU f. 3"ar r"a'shng
Ge deur toward -pri nt the tnur "nnts Ii" uee no"
dependent upon tG,m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03
MI 1T Al SASIIM.
NEW WORK. iaEEsNstH NNtE COMPANY.
GAPsE Sl.O y - .OOS q p.
DAVID n rANNE. Agent
kD $. PAY NJ. NJ n Medical Adviser.

a II ANNfsrlAn. I u tuHisttAN,
nRs SAML k toN, MM \. Rad
SAM At,uhktI
FnllS Company commenced its operations u ago,
u with Guaranteed Capital ut sshuUa Which hap eccnmn
lated IL = 1'nus tho l- tanuafy l~l all invested in
Sate si"e aud in bonds aud Mortgages hnlo,ed to lac IN,
douhtealY roud
We know ot made ot investing money mnre prHhiahlY
The profits mutual tr tho Insured ht haSn averaged not
les thah UNITY Per eent onuHalN on the Wemnm PAID
Irh ADL-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03
NNNt1 111lB

1t nen happens hat p1sns. in r"s, eon II few thou.
ui Investment whereby
they can greater linn could he realized ron
ordinary mode ii placing the In Ftees or ON bonds
and m4eF,, whereby The nhuHitioe u might be ale.
coerts u the ahnntnnt prtatY Increased ~
v pnr.ha ur annuity aennd aud well ianngcd t"mpa
mne larger income may tC secu' ca ihHn IN any "th'f
safe Investment Thu Il p1feni Wishes 70 max" provision
of a dnugiicr, wh by rchsan OF
mental nfnnii, bodily an tnu raY be unable To
support acud to the management 81 their bn
father mother relative Iarrd in
Ctabp nsnn The remainder ct their day pastor
economically provided fr whereby the CARES al this world
,y H. rprd hi tmr mud talents def ord to Ills holy
cnI,p-thrrc sNny which the.c be surely
complished than by the purchase d life annuity
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03

mo- ~ N~IVNO, f-'"''' ""H "",''''7-''"
% MERCHANT. MAN Nttttf4 lNNtHht lit HhNht los
returned The Aarhon tHtss hht" no" ~ hhnu ah 10
coytup dtstaht Si"tk ~
,r,. fna offered hy Ia old ens
nnrfH aud public large Nv stock consists IN every AZ
iclr usually kct The thooerY hnH teri no h'Haion ia
M, in viii aol goods ms eheap not thehrtf NAN as
houa In tnthburg lwannt ryoy artitleih -" te N'
sale buy nothing but th" NrA hehl
NV motto H ,irk snes and eun pfuha la every instance
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03

~ batIr an accommodating totms. the iollo
rloId sod. vltth be Nntruls tresh aud ct I
ORCHARD GltASS Sued
nlnBN GRASS -El'b.
liA&DAI ~ lit 4 GRASS SEED,
GREEN SWA ARD SEED,
RTstl.t I. GRASS SEED,
GIDA n SLID.
TIMOTHY sEEb,
lNER GREEN LED,
tIllNI SLID,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03

~ ENTuKEsN -Ars~rAtfoNN'
~ just ~ W. ~ protod aud ltrdit every gen IN
NIL tloman WIN purchased ei ns dhrht me f's' AaA
GAhAB wear n niNnn watch, found II to lie n sup'n -
lime niece rntc satitaeton tW experience III 'h
i,i>,, warranted In nnynR when We announced
the apt that we the nHohH Tor the Hn :" doss
Watches IA vuohhnfp that theY wtt" th" hes watches "ih
nud experience Ia thor sal" anu nse
usi Ihes repeating thai htaemen' - ,.tz.,-
w, Ia this lact npnn III" hihda nl our h'"H
and the atrh wearing community goneta a. tha' heN may
tpnn hero tn po what 10 huY, they wish to invest
rt money In watch that better than ANY thing olHoh tho
v,v nf n watch. now sold in the Slatoot Nhgiha
rl,nsr hn the appointed agonH for tho
sale nf the pNan Watch In this city and that hoy an Mhf
rRrtod tmn NonrH. eii'N i"' '"'NN " Iti's :.
Repa copy,
A,ul.yEW GOHu.ugs. We hnsr this d", re-
- roi, ed by Adamp COS Expaaa, direct tfem the manu-
attur. tow Stlptr 6pbioS handsome patterns NJ
had In sloro when the Gohlu cane To hand large a
mont nj silver MuRa we'll IA very Tine supply "' sH''
Nutior knives. -.
We shoul very much pleased to eoU any o the items
referred Ia above IA very thankful for small iNN"h nat
now nv ln hnVnR been cut oil lor Hnmn w,nhs
',s, IN 1l,,, onlo,lnae SiAERruoRN 4 CLIFF
II .,,n, ltrh I Ia
uGUEpKN IN sEIp-. III" snd,"-,hi t"'-
% ling at or Store the hneH stock n ''e 'an'
Eumnn MnHAte Mhllo and t"nf'h Law" ''
Stone aud Mourning owoy offered IN tina market De
.hl.# many other nfitcles oi Juwei ontrriY htw
do, ta4s WILLIAMS y StlN#
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03

AvOTnGE.-At meeting of the Hoard Of hi.
n the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company,
held Company In the city of lynchourg
Saturday 7h day of January 1851 the following resou
adopted
notion Resolved "That FROM and after the first day of
February next Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company
will pay Stock kedby trains running this road unless
clearly that such Stock killed in
endbc negligence of the agents employees of this
company"
That all claims against this company for loss of
damage goods produce within Thirty
tho time such articles should have been delivered
from the minutes. VIM IL. HUGHES,
ian 2l-ts Secretary
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03

- lower james River again open, aud the Steamer
Eoauake resumed her regular trips leaving New York
every Saturday afternoon and city Point every Wednesday
morning at O'Clock passcngersb South Side Railroad from
Iyueburg 1sieslay morning will connect next morning
ut city Point. For Through Tickets apply to
LEE JOHNSON & co
Main Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03

upWrxATE sCUOOs. ROM uMnEt1lEs-
undcraigned desires u call the attention Of Parents
Guardians children of slow mental or pbysieald de-
Noopenent the that he has opened IN Harlem Few
m,a above the Now York In healthil and
hoputtn lo,Rtlnn tho Family school, whore such chill
received and taught The experience he has hai
than ought in connection with the Massachusetts
aud ans, Sale Institutions for Idiots has shown him
that be done In bringing these children to
condition In many lnstnucts he haa had them
school with
cnRugn the duioa If life with success The earlier tho
trnae eammrnrea he better For circulars reference, ac.
nldf,s4 JAMES B RICHARDS.
aug a6dly Ne ail broadway, or iihrlehi New foik
/toNSOsIN n ADAMS, Tobncco CoMMis-
SION MERCHANTS, No a fnoNr str ct, Now Sork,
4 ~ Liberal advances consignment
Nj INNS G. ADAMS would be pleased to hear from his
triunds nj this hnuse JAMES A. CDNNOLBY,
npl 9JdIy ROBT NJ. ADAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03


- always the most conclusive proof OF great merit
Judged this there labor saving machine before la
uhic comparable Singers sewing Machines After esab
imhng highest reputation In the inted States they were
vhdied the late Exposition tnyorsclo IN France where
they carried of the highest premium und great manuaeto
~ 10 make them has been bull in Paris
branch ut industry Ia which sowing IS to be done
he used with mmonso pfot As the speed
Rnlv tain IA travelling fool sowing with
Singers Machines compared with hand sewing No tailor,
soemaker dessmahof carriage trimmer sader nter Ae
br without Tho fair profit OF using one OF
iheHo machines regularly employed, IL ono Thousand boas
n all private families whore thoro Is much sewing to
hu done invaluable assistance. Planters
hotel keepers Ind them particularly convenient and proh
leAc machines snlp In their construction aud
worry strong durable being the only knt oi Sowing Ma
made by which sort of work, coarse fine
perfectly executed Ihonsansoi interior and worth
Ing Machines been mado and sold under vaious
names but Singers Machines alone have been found every
whore . satisfy the wants of the public.
Plain printed instruct for using, sent win each ma
chine Wh any readily acquire the art OF man
nuinp The machines packed securely 10 to
pant the world To all persons desiring moro parrnlar in
formation will pcaon by letter at either o our of
hccs copy o NJ. Singer Cos Gazette, papor
wholly devoted To the Sewing Machine interest.
Al
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03

national. HOTEL, SiauntOn Va. The
" undersigned late proprietor of the Taylor Hotel Win
having leased the above named property former
y known Woodward iIouse) would respectfully
public that he prepared 10 accommodate his in the
best
HIS Table shall aH he supplied with the best that tho
HIS stable which Is second to will al
be supplied with the host Ter andattentv Osers
who at the house desiring b. take the Cars
entirely the noise &c To which Rail Road Houses
subject aud they always rest assured of Citing
aud reaching the Depot in time to secure tickets
and
An Omnibus will always lee found nj the Rail Road Depot
Cars To take Passengers to and from the House
free ot charge. w. ID. GlLkESON.
feb m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03

IA IN sfaro ut to koopen hand good Family aibeo
RE, such ~ Flour Meal Sugar ouc,H aud lehH l'e and
Sn ne.l and .uarur bntkr,f caH lawdcrs hrN
.nd anftnr article Mustard Pepper salt, Ginger Spec,
Soapot variety brands, herse, ,h"ooair hPrl Aha
maft,. and 1nilon tand, Alsp beautiful lot OF Ladies'
Wfl BaaAo NeinNt' aaan1ty uleuds 10 CIV" s ehl
and Ia ing THEN nncr, fH winch We VII pay Ga" ta=h
=, ,,,.5. VALENTINE y HENI$B
= : Always hand Fo,d assortment o staple Dry
Goods l"N rs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03

vnsNEO, Hiacit aud Brown Jcnns.-Ihnsc iu
We direct from the Factories of Messrs Ammon a.
Son and jacob Bonsae black and brown Jeans,
beautiful gcuemcu riding pants, which viii sci
ON accommodating terms A. b. RUCKER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03

BRANCH OffcfsN0 q Hanover St, BOSTON, No "a Chap
c st New Haven Ct Gloveryic n y. Ne M Broad st,
Newark n J.! No l12 Chestnut st, Philadelphia No. l05
Baltimore St Baltimore No ~ Westminster ST. Providence,
Il No Ens ih ST, Cincinnati No. 81 North 4th St, ST.
Louis No st Charles St, New Orleans No. 20 Dauphin
st Mobile Idcc 2idScts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03
NEW.YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

u Instructions given in the art on reasonable term
lu 90 Is
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-17

Hon PRIcEs.-1t is wonderful in these
times Of severe pecuniary embarrassment,
how dealers in the article of mcats arc able
TO keep up the present enormously high
prices. While almost every thing else has
fallen in price, while money 10 buy any
thing is so scarce, and whhc SO many
consumers src i'll ned of employment to
obtain the means of buying anything, the
price Of meats is m.inlained at its old
figure. If there really is combination hy
.drovors and butchers to keep up the prices
therc ought also to be 40 associated effort
by consumers to reduce them.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-17
AFFLICTING BEREAvEMENT-T

AFFLICTING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Montgomery Ledser says: One month
ago the family of Mr.. john Slough, of
Skipping township, Montgomery county,
comprised himself and wife and two sons,
both in the flush of health and in the vigor
ofcarly manhood. The eldest son suddenly
sickened. and within few days died /;
within two weeks 'glc father followed him,
and on 6 saturday Of last week the younger
son was buried. The disease was dysen.
terry. The mother, too, VIC learn, is stretch
cd upon sufferers couch, with little hope
Of recovery. The case is truly sad one,
strikingly attcsting the uncertainty Of life.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-17

OCTOBER. This is the teginning of our
world.renowned American Autumn, and
who is there that does not love its chan gin g
beauties D. the season of the year truly
,emblematical ofhumanlifc. October brings
much the same contrasts in its induction Of
Fall, as docs April, inslilling the Spring
time hut with all its fcklcness it is charm.
ing. Its morning fogs give way to bright
skies. 1t brings to US rsin-clouds and
storm, but olso days of mellow sunshine to
complete the picture. Now, indeed, is the
time to enjoy a tramp through the woods
the grandeur and stiffness of the cornelian
tinted hills and valleys enchanting the vision
and feeding the mind with thoughts fal
happier than can be CLEANED elsewhere il
these troublesome times. For case of the
"blues," says cotemporary, we know nc
remedy half so potent as a days ride, a
this time, along the valley Of the Susque
hanna. 1t will prove sort of panacea
for the ills the mind is heir to, and render
the dispirited one better satisfied with hu.
man nature.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-17

A NOTED CouSTY.---Litchfcld, county,
Connecticut, it is said has been the birth
place Of thirteen u. s. Senators /. has
given birth 10 twenty-five Representatives
in Congress, 1t has also been the birth
place of nine judges Of the Superior Court
Of the State Of New York, and Of at least
fifteen judges Of the highest courts in other
States, ten presidents and eight professors
of colleges. In 1881, the Vice President
OF the United States, and one-eight of the
United States Senators, we're either natives
Of or were educated in Litchfeld county,
In 1850, one seventh of the whole number
Of the U. s. Senators was found to have
been educated in that county. The list
contains the names of large number of
individuals of still greater distinction in
various departments of life.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-17
RBAlGl0US NOTICES.

Divine services will be held in Blooms
burg, tomorrow, Sunday, Sept. 27th) at
the following Churches:
.EpiscopaJ Church. .--REv. II. TULLIDaE.
Services at 102 o'clock, A. NJ, and at
early candle-light in the evening.
Presbyterian Church. REV. D. ]. WAL
LER.-Service at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
German Reform W. GooDRIoH.
Service at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Lutheran Chuych.-Rev, RIA A.SHARRETTs
Service at Z o'clock, P. NJ.
Methodist Chuych,---Service at 10 o'clock.
A. NJ, in the Court House,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-17

Gay Some Of the papers ore lccturing
women upon extravaganza in dress and
advising them to rctrcnch, especially during
the present financial difficulty. Doubtless
there arc many seases of an unwarruntsblo
extravaganc in this way; but do people
ever consider that two or three glasses of
brandy and half dozen regalas INDUCED
in daily by e man, to say nothing Ct five
and ten dollar dinners, amount to more in
year than would be required to dress o
woman up to the full requirement of fash
ionl
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-17

A Cstisen Of Mumcy Lost IN the Central
Ameyica. MIR. j, Adler Foster who was a
passenger in the Central America, and
whose statement VIC published last week,
arrived at this place on Tuesday last, and
we sincerely regret to learn from him, that
hr, G. Washington Montgomery, Of this
place, youngest son of the late John Mont.
gomery, was also passenger, and was
lost. Mr.. Montgomery had been sick fol
some days, and just before the vessel went
down, and while he and Mr.. Foster were
conversing together, he was washed ovel
board, and was not again een.-Muncs
Lunstnary.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-17
nara FAITHFUL OrrIoER.-Mr. jacob

NARA FAITHFUL OFFIoER.-Mr. Jacob
Eyerly, of Columbia county, Pa, was ap-
pointed Prothonotary in 1880, by Gov.
George Wolf, and since the Ritner admin
istration we understand he has been re.
appointed and elected for each successive
term up to this time, and is now tho dem.
ocratic nominee for re election, thus show
ing that man who has had experience in
public affairs, renders greater satisfaction
than Que whose experience has been limited
and consequently is more competent to
discharge the duties of his office.
Sauabnry american.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-17
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
The following are the receipts to the office
of the COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, during
the month of September. 1887:

We lost our list, unfortunately, con-
tanning the names of those who had paid
up to September 7, and consequently, their
payments may not here appear. viii
they let us know! We intend to give
every customer honest credit for all pay
ments, and hope many more of our good
friends will promptly'pay the Printer.
Our customers, hereabouts, will please
remember, that We want and will take,-if
We can get--all kinds Of produce. Beef,
Pork, Oats, Buckwheat, Cider, Apples, and
all the ncccsssries of life included. Now,
friends, please roll up the articles.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-17
nay-There are most melancholy accounts

BgrThere are most melancholy accounts
of the stopping Of manufactures, in various
parts of the country, by which thousands
of persons, whose families have been thrown
out of employment; and should there be
no material change for the better within
he next few month, q large number OF
people must either suffer, or be dependent
on the charities Of the public.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-17
s0- CHARLES STAuL, Bookbinder

say- CHARLES STAHL, Bookbinder,
whose advertisement is in another column of
this paper, has removed his biudery to the
house formerly occupied by Moses May,
near the Bakery, where he can always be
found by customers.
we are glad to be able to add here that
Mr.. Stahl is q first rate workman, and his
prices very re asonable.