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company Of .cciAl ard rcltoa ,n.nd'' who hsd cor
y,s.ed upon h. pier 10 witness The departure OF Gee
n America. roblret statesmen from be nsve sh r'''
salute ofisir;y- ose guns ga fred IN bis honor
wider the direction Of Committee rom the i'aOs
Men. Central Republican unicc-
A,ti. moment Of Il. departure hr. SANGER sPPea''d
N GOOD ,pirts ,housh evidently no; yet N 'ae enj'y'
r.1t of his torner physical s;re5gih.
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RrTURS OF MILITARY AND FIREkIS FROM TIRE In
AUGURAIIOS-THE ALBANY BURGESS CORPS AND rHE
CBARLEsIows CRY GUaRD-REcLPTIos or How.
ARD ESoNE -0H saturday tho Albany BI,gsss
Corps Of Albany, Chsriesto-n CT, Guard Of M..sa
ctusttts and Howard Engine Company OF this cl,y,
returned from Washington in high spirit, and al
.eeuirgly vel PIE ased with heir excursion during the
psst ~e-k
The Albany B,seps CO.. ps sp.ved n tow s. =. m.
hayrg l~'t Phlaielphs IN the 90 rain a.
oclock Sliuid,y morning The Corps expressly Dr.
cined rece wig any Attention i0m our cry comps
r>s. Although s,vsr.l preferred Their services. ""
lsIdiIg ct the foot Of Cour;lscdt suee, ,os '0rp'
Il arcbf 10 NE Asor House who're they or'ek'.-t-'
Ale at IL Is g. NJ t,ok the Hudson ever express
'rsln for home large number ofio1 = y " 1Hn ID
enze1s' d,.ss attended the Corps 70 the can iae
purs..s Corps spe al 10 he wTDste'Gs OF tne sind-
ZEE, they received in PbIsdslpo!a, bstim"fe sni
Wa.huttop L the latter ely thry ware received ~
IN. Mammal Gu,rd VINO enter AIMED them dummy the
I,,p,uys,,o, c-renopi-e. In Baltimore tos Light
Gp.,o received them, and IN Ph.isde!phls Gen ID
~a,.e.r. brgsde did n EN- . nnJ.r sonDr. the
yhI,d,lpha Gra,s slso toDk re CCrps 10 charge aud
CAV. u, N salute ~ par'ug
Tn. Css,ks,osn Cry Guard arrived in to-n oo
s,,urd.y everiIg b. the Camden ano Amboy route
arc pu, Up for the night Al Tsnnsny Hotel Yest~f.
"a, mcrrirg the Guard a. ed DIVINE service At Or
Cb.p,n's church. Although ts.n moyem- n.s we're
~.n hrowp noice has been taken Of this foe Com.
parry any courtsses pr f.r-d, notviet sndins tho
fact tha, they purpose remaining h :hs ETY. up'il tine
afternoon, when they tshe The soand boat 70, Nor~cb
and thence home. 10 De ihmsat ana shame Of our
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f,eerth season at the Academy of Music, on Satur-
day evening. The programme wss'
Second symphony in c op 81 "a ;iq.l.;R seHr"'ss
L,H,omA NC g con S1. ,9:s k .fI.Scx
Aria from the Or.toro Creation" on Mighty Pen'l HAYDN
Solo for the V0S Esa2 srIS,T;rrs LIMIT
cenc,r, Overture, ma o. q time, .;:.;.;;LR!I.
sctps ed Ara from TIE oP "a M W. t,A wssss
MleM,sn Dc Rooos. ,,.....,,.,...
Solo for the VEN F6x;.p aoIIi;airis
Overur. TO E.mont" IN hiSor......L NoN BEETHOVEN
The conductor was Mr. Theodore Ei-f-ld. The or
chestra was ~ strong. The work of S,human will be
all the more priced nov that be Is deaf. We have
little to say about synph ones constructed "a the ci''
sic pattern or with .ome difference after that plan
ana wis having been pretty sell exhausted
Mad. Marie De Rode has good deal of merit as a
q, prano She has much facty a toe upper region of
her voice at i tbIoss it ~. with force that makes
her readily heard Though net creating enthusiasm,
.te was well received.
Mr. Molenbouer played admirably his pieces. Tie
is well known 10 the community {" one of our mo't
accomplish violinists.
Tie overture, by Ret 80 good composition-uot
Of dazzling point, but well written. Ii deficient IN
coljr losevtr the violnisn predomiDatng toD mach.
The noble compostOn Of Weber WAS particularly sc.
cepahle In il the sir adopted for the overture
Of Ob.ron which - one OF the most striking emaDa-
tions of W.b.rs mind. The viOhos we're cut DOM 10
marasmus standard, so |. not TO oyerlsy the voice
and their obbgsto ,fecs we're p>or.
The overture 10 Egmont,' coocludDg the perform
arce, is too well known q need notice. The bou'e
wss good ard the attention gwen satisfactory Che
appleu for the symphonies and over;ures small, bu
Id. raj otherwise.
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YyAsr.-"A Ccuntry Cork" writing upon "the
bread qoo-tioa says she cannot make good bre-d
became she c'nrot always get good yeast where she
Evss, the Interior OF Indiana and ssks The TRrBCsc
to sio Der. She says:
with many thanks ior TAO Information alresdy re-
ceived through the COLI ems Of The TRIBusE, re
spectfully a-k for this much gore. ..
Madam, you shall nave there il =: Take 3 ounces
OF good fresh bops 8 pounds Of rye -four, pounds o.
IL dan com meal sDo gallon Of water. Rub tina
hops so as to separate them Pat them into boiling
water ard boil ba IN hour. Strain the liquor through
fne seive into an esrthern vessel While hot, put
the ~. fOrr STRING the liquor veil and quickly as Il
GOES in. Next cay, pa. in the Indian meal sDnng II
wei and the noes Vii be snf dough. Klead m well
as yOu would pie rIst ro il on, b the th,ckaes. II
about tbiId OF en- and cIt up otO cakes With
tumbtr or somtthcg ese and lay the cake.
clean board or tin. AID put :aem 20 dry n the sun.
Turn them every day; i.. them receive 10 wet .nd
they viii become ar hard &c ship hl-cut S'sre them
in bsg or box Pe,t,cAly f,0 EOn damn. Wn.n you
bike take t@D cakes an1 crsck s1d put them
water ov MI in yesfei he fire place snsre
they will 0L,solse BY morning and then you them
IN setting your sponge as i j. called, .you roui
use the yeast Of beer; and these ys,stakes may b
kept just IS lor & ss you desire.
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City ns'.rv, DO. esocrt wac offered he GsNd
IN their arrival.
Tn. N.w.Erglsrd residents OF Washington presented
the Gs.rd with valuable gold medal, o,e .de Of
sh,ch was q medalhoo HIcDess Of Wasang0n, AID
the reverse bore Tie .cp'ico:
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TEHPERANcs G.THTRISG--A large number Of
chi dr,n ana youths including some enie schools,
assembled at toe Broadway Tsbernscle 90 Saturday
atIn, on be addressed BY Peter Sacar Of Scot.nd
Vim. L. Dodge presided sni prayer offered ny
he Rev. r. l. Cuyler. Many parects aoi teichers
come with the Children, sni seemed much 10 enjoy the
scene.
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IMPORTANT FROM KANSAS.
Proceedings Of the Bogus Legislature

pRoSLAyERY CONVENTION TO BE HE'LL
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CITY ITEMS.
Yesterday We, beautifully clear and painfully coI'
The WIND was moderate in Strength and eNcrutsiiag IN
i,enness tie dust lively, bu. endaIabe.

PHILHARMONIC SocIETrs CoScERr.-The Ph'Ihar
monte Society gave the third ooccert OF this thet
ffteepth season at the Academy of Music, on Satur
day evening. The programme was
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II he Junction of
York Avenue, Gro wu and CaIlowhill Streets

II he Junction of
York Avenue, Gro wu and Callowhill Streets,
PHlLADFLPHIA.
WE offer large stock of Chemical Ma
nnres and Fertilizers at low prices, and war.
ran;ed TO be GeuuTe among which will be
found:
lOOo tons No. l. Govefnmen, Peruvian
Gnano.
1000 tons De Berg's No. l Supsr.Pho.-
pha,e oi Lime.
The above standard articles are, each Of
lher kind, the best In the world! Our Land
Plaster, manufactured from select stone, is
celebrated throughout the Umon for It's purity
and strength.
WE INVITE ORDERS FOR
De Rrrg's NO. Super Phosphate of Lime.
No. | Government Peruvian Guano.
Frenoh's lmpro, ed Sup.rhosphole OF Lime.
French's Pnhadelphia Pouire,ie.
No. Phosphate Guano (pni,a. Cosy
Mexican Guano. (A)
Exra Lard Plaster. Ordinary Land Plaster,
chemical Buue. Pare Boue Dust.
Fish Gnano. Gronnd Charcoal.
10000 Barrels Land Plaster.
5000 Casting Plaster.
10000 Hydra"'ic Cement.
o'ooo }FNe h0Mdn Cfment.
l.OOO " Porfland Eng Cement.
ALSO,
DENTISTS PLASTER,
STEREOTYPE PLASTER,
GLASS MAKERS PLASTER.
GROUND SOAP STONE,
GROUND WuiFE MARBLE.
GROUND BLUE MARBLE.
Powdered Anlnracie Conl, (n harrels.j
Powdered BiturirouS Coal, do.
Ground brown Stone, do.
White Sand, ... do.
Ground Bricks, for Painters.
Pow dered Bone Black ..
FRENCH, RICHARDS, s. co.
Steam Riits and Fnmers' Depot,
A. jntclIou OF York Avenue, Crown ant
CaIiowaII Streets, Philadelphia.
April s, 81, 2n
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DRUG, PAINT AND GLASS
WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE,
Corner Of Tenth and Market Streets.
Office in Second Story,
phi AHEl PHIA.

Ft7tGAGGIGFIt
WE invite ahenuon 10 our enlarged stoct
OF Drugs Paints, Obs, Narnishes, Sc, select
ed expressly for our sales, and comprising
one OF The finest sssortments in the United
States, which we offer al low prices, for
cash or approved credit.
WE MANUFACTURE very extensively
Premium Pure White Lead, beet,
kensineton Pure White Lead,
Pearl Snow While Lead,
"Velk' Mona.ne" Frenrh Zinc, best.
Pure Snow White American Zinc,
Philadelphia Snow White Zinc,
Srlver's Plastic Fire & Wea,her-pIoof Paints,
Chrome Greens, Yellows, e. colors generally
AGENTS FOR:
Porer's superior Alkaline Window Glass,
Genuine FreEch Plate Glass, warranted,
TIL" New Jersey znc Company's products,
fi!den ard Nephews N. Y. Varnishes.
Brooklyn Premium Pore White Lead,
tampden Permanent Greens,
Pure Ohio Catawba Brandy, SC. Sc.
IMPORTERS OF:
French and EhalI>h Plate Glass,
French aud English Cylinder Glass,
Colored and Engraved Window Glass,
Da2Ueueoype Glass,
Hammered pise for Floors and Sky-Li2h,s,
Drugs, Chemicals, Perlu,netv &c.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN:
Drn2gls,s' Anicies generally.
Palntets' Tools of all descriptions, ..
Hydraulic apd Roman Cement,
Calciued aud Land Plaster, '
Paper Makers Clay, Satn Whi'e, SC &c.
FRENCH, RICHARDS & CO.,
Store N. w. cor. of Tenth & Marks, SIS
PHILADELPHIA
Anril 1877 -om
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.,urrt : NoT. wuEN A pEp-.

y manenl cure is euarauleed 10 all stages
Of SECRET diseases, Seh Abuse, Nervous
Debility, Slriclnres, Glee,s, Gravel, MercUrial
Rheumatism, Scrolula, Pai,ss in the Ankles
and Bones, Diseases OF the Throat, Nose and
Eyes, Ulcers npon the Body, Female Iuegu-
lari,es, aud all other improper discharges,
no matter Of how long standing. or obstinate
The case, recovery Is seertain. ana IN shorter
time Than pertinent cure rou'u De effect
ed ty any other treatment, even alter the
skill Of the most eminent raays'ctans had
failed, and the disease reNsied all other
means of cure. The remedies are free from
odor causing neither sickness nor inronve-
nieuce. aud wilhou. mnrcnrYof balsam.-
During twenty years practice ] have re-.
stored TO health over seven,een thousand pa.
lenls, who were suffering und,- The worst
forms OF all of the above m'nt'oned dis.
eases, which auaran' ees me in promising a
perfect and most speedy cnre, Secret dis
eases arelhe greatest enemies heath and
happiness, "a they are The fiis, c,use OF con-
sumption, sctolula, &c., anu shoild be ter.
ror 10 all nations on The eaHh; lor the dis.
ease is becoming su,common, AID tfeatmeni
20 little understood, that a 2eruhcnt cure il
scarcely ever effected, as menrltv OF The
cases tai! into the hands Of incompetent per-
sons, who not only tai! 10 cure ne malady,
bul tuiu the constitution with crrosive sub
lma's--a dangerous poison, PREPARATION
OF merury-wh,ch, with the remains Of dis
ease in The system, produces Many OF the
above named affections, which inally lsrmi.
ia,e in cou,umpliou, aud fteqrrniy rapid
one but shonld II not cause d,ath speedily,
and the victim 10 disease msrfie', the disease
is then conveyed from the paiieI 10 The chill.
dyen, causing them 10 come f6,o The world
with scrolnla, affections of The skin, eyes,
throat, &C., aud aesin Terminated in con-
Sumption, and consieEs his victim to an un-
timely grave, beiwe The ages OF six months
and ,hiny.five years. Sell absnc is another
iormldaaIe enemy 10 health; i destroys The
nervous system, rapidly wasting away the
energies of life, causing mental detange-
menl, preventing n proper development OF
the system, aud dlsqnalltyiug its vicsom for
marriage, society, business, and all earthly
happiness Female Irregularities aud oter
d,pat0 of females treated in The most sk;iL
iul aud scientific manner, Medicines, with
directions, sent II any part of The Uniteu
States aud Canadas, by patients communica-
Tin. their symptoms Ivy letter.
j SUMMERVILLE, NJ. D., Box So. Post
Oficc F'lbetl Street, below Tenth, Phila-
deuhia, Pa.
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House OF ENTERTAINMENT
AT RUPERT STATION.
c. w. e. w. SHANNON

NN7ILL famish boarding and lodging 10 all
w persons at The Brick house near The
RAILROAD STATION 1T RUPERT
, Passengers by Railroad or Packei-boal, ifav-
clefs and all others can be accoir modatei.-
They also keep RESTAURANT adjoining
sthe Sta'inn, for The convenience of The pnbc.
May .26, 1857. - C. W. q. W. IiANSoN.
:. r ARGE lot of No. I. 2, & 3 Mackfet, also,
sII While Fish,, Cod Fish aud Herring, Just
received and for sale By sfy
May 81, ,57. a. C. MENSCH.
THAT'S AND. CAPS on band aud for sale at
- sbe Arcade by w. mrnscu -
2 Nss ~, 81 nc MENscH'
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New arrival Of Spring and Summer Goods
DAVID leWZNEEEG


9AsGIINAlgT,N DRESS 01Awsa
ole Of
and ncya
lt,eb Of
Bloombus AphI1
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LADEEs nEsE&S GGGDs,

wool p lomtaane dc popl
mohar
GOODS OF AI KINDS, Sleeves. Coar
e al
All kinds StAWlS ocNe, Bay Wavde black silk Eter
SIZES For MEN WOAN&
We OF Hats an" Caps latest fashions We also
ware,
BASKETS Musms hanne ukugs
We public call purchasing
anybo Of
Blooms
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List or Deal1ers

Of Goods, Wares and Merchandise, &c;
and of Distilers, Brewers, and Eating
House Keepers within the County oil
Columbia, returned and classified in &C.
cnrdance witi, the several acts Of Assem-.
bly,, by the A Appraiser of Mercantile Tax.
es, Of said county, as follows, to wit:
nIuoM {Inss License
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Fifteen Hundred Pagcs,

Fifteen Hundred Pages,
s7-ge Siza 'ot page Is 10y 30 inches.
. The objec, OF the United States directory
will be:
lst. To give the name and post office adj
dress OF every male person (of the age oi 10
years and upwards) in the United States.
end. To give the name Of every post Of
fee an.i post master in the United States.
3nd. To give the name and place al pub.
,lication OF every Daily. Weekly, Monthly
and Quarterly Paper aud Magazine publish.
ed in The United States.
Each State, city, town, village and pos. Of.
fee will be alphabetically arranged.
The nsme of each person will be alpha
helically arranged under the head of lhei:
respective rost Office address. .agt
As The United States Directory will be a
matter of. interest TO every resident in Amer
ica, we respectfully solicit the aid 10 Post
Masters and Others, in all paris OF the coun-
try, in Obtaining names aud sending them on
as soon as possible. l8
In making up lists, write the name of post
office, County and State, al The head ot tine
sheet, then fill the remainder with distinctly
written names, OF male persons only, OF tue
age oil ffteen years aGd upwards, and as
soon as you have Sufficient to fill al envel-
: ope forward them on iipmedaely.
= A prospectus will be sent post paid to any
person who may order ii.
= To prevent mistakes--Wrte distinctly the
name. rost atfice, county AID Sale.
Z N's1 MORRIS, GARDENERS WILKES, ~
Publishers.
~ Cincinnati, Ohio.
N. N.B.--Publishers Inserting ,he above pros
dscius, including the notice three times 10
their weekly paper, and call attention TO The
same in their editorial column, win receive
a copy oil ths u. S. Directory delivered al
,ieir office free of eharse, Direct all ex.
change papers to The United States Directory
june II, 1857.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.
Estate Of Elisabeth Lunper, late Of Sugarlo|
toacnsh,p, deceased.

ALL persons interested will take notice
thai the uude,.igned appointed Auditor Ivy
ihe Orpbans' Courl OF Columbia County, to
settle aud adjust the rates and proportions Of
the assets OF the estate OF Elizabeth LuGger,
deceased, in the hands of Edmuud Craw-
fotG her administrator TO aud among the re-
spec,ive creditors, aceotdina 10 The order
established by law, will attend al his office,
in Bloomsbure, on Saturday the iilh Gay Of
July nexi, for the purpose Aforesaid, when
and where all persons interested will attend
il they think proper.
WESLEY WRIT,
Bloomsburg, June s, '57. .fudifor.
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TWENTY-FIVE WITNESSES
on. TIIE
r o RGE ONVICTED

=. JOHN S. DYE Is THE AIlTHOR
~ Who has had 10 years experience as a
ss Banker and Publisher, and anihof of
g Il SerteS o. Lectures al The Broddtcay 1uJer-
W made,
q when for 10 successive nights, over
20 CY- 20, 600 People "a
- greeted him With rounds oi applause,
>. while he exhibited the manner IN which
=, counrer.itefs execute Ihelr frauds. AVID
=. 50 lhe sureSt and sholtesl means OF detecting
6. them
a THE Bank Note, Engrauers all say
. that lie is the Greatest Judge IF
Paper MonFy Living.
y Greatest discovery OF the present ceninrv
< For Detecting founteTfeit Bank
KGtCS.
~ Describing every Geuuiae Bill in exist
" noce, aud eXhhlrin. at IL glance every
Counterfeit in Circulation y
81 Arranged Sc admirably that Reference is
=, easy and detection instantaneous.
W ~ No index 10 examine! M pages 10
n hunt up! But so simpitisd ana ar.
~ Tangrd 'ha, thu MercAst. Rsuk-
er aud Business Man can see
- all al "a Glance.
y English, French aud German.
70 Thus each may read hH name IN his Olcn Ma
I'd tire Tongue
SMOST PERFECT BANK NOTE
s LIST PUBLISHED,
8 Also List oE
80 ALL TIE PRIVA3E BANKERS IN
=. AMERICA.
= A Complete Summary al the FINANCE o
Europe end America will he published il
.earh edition, together with all the Import
e. AM news of The day. Also,
= A SERIES OF TALES
= From an old manuscript lonnd IN the East
- |; furnishes the most complete
~ history OF
Oriental Life.
- In desctlnn. the most perplrxing posi-
a. items in which the Ladies aud G,ntlemel
en ui that country have been 80 often lound
These Sores will continue throughout lh'
M waoIe year, aud will Prose the Most En-
VI lsItaning ever offered 10 the P0tlic.
. D- Furnished Weekly TO subscriber
6 only, al s year. All ieuers nus, be ad
dressed 10
e JOHN S. DYE. Broker
- Published md Proprietor, 10 Wall Street
. April 27, 1857. New York.
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CGLrNByS MtLE AND FEMALE
- u ~ ID @ Ell = q
bEXCrElC GGNiasY. Ipa.


hEZcrnc County. Pa.
NNHE Trustees OF this institution ro-uarlru!ly
announce, that II will be oPenei Tor the
reception of 'upiIs, OF both sexes. oh MONDAY.
October 20th next, under the immediate care Of
Pref JANE ANDERSON. as PRINCIPAL
Mr.. 4. i gentleman of extensive acquire
menls. and enlarged rxpcricnre as an educator
ond has been connected with the most popular
"Hlsh school Of Bucks Co. fof several years
He is also well and favornbiy kroNn MS con.
tdbntnr to some of ou- leading educational pe,i.
odcals.
THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
WA comprise OuhrgrGpIy, Definitions. Read.
ing, Pcnnan>hIp, Erymoiogy Geography. Ers
Grammar, Compositions, AriIhnr'ic Algebra
Geometry. Mensuatnn, Plane and Syhencal
Ihgonometry, Surveying, Mitigation. As;ron.
omy, &c. Book Keeping, History, Physiology.
Natural. Intellectual, and Moral Philosophy,
and Chemistry.
Classes in The French. Spanish &. Latin
Languages viii he formed a. eir'y as practical
be. and Instruction Oh Piluo.Fore will he
given # desired.
WEEKLY LECTURES on the Natural
Sciences, illustrated by appropriate apparatus
viii n!-n lie gwen
SPECIAL ATTENTION will he paid to
=
ify themselves as Teachers.
ER MS:
FOUR, FIVE and six Dolla,s per Quarter
in scco'iance with the studies pursued. pa, s5.s
one half in advance and the balance aIthe close
Of the Quarter.
GOOD BOARD can lie bad IN TIE village 4,
moderate ptice.
Cv~ Mr.. y. will deliver an address on Phys'.
cal, intellectual aud Moral education On the
day of commencement, when his method Of
imparing instruction will Re i,lus'ra'sI. AMI
the discipline and management OF ,he caJo!,
fully explained.
Parents. Gu,rliAns and he friends Of educa
,ion generally, arc cordially invited to be P;es
sn;,
u. l.. CHAP y, J. VI. STEVENS,
JOHN KOuNS. Nd. STILES.
SlLAS Dnp>ON. JOHN YAPLE,
THOMAS PEALER,
Coiumbus, Sept, 4, 1856. Trustees.
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New Arrival offspring and Summer Goods.

SUNNI
~ which comprises the LARGEST CHEAPEST and NSoNtSr
and qny they hauel themselves that with
hePeoe
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Bloomsbury, Nav 5. 81 .-se.

ttNkiSlAlt\ AM NSltvtAkS, s-eex at,i-
i ele>, good sssos ips0t ek Hosiery 81 ne
esst gu1aN; also : StoVss, tHles, sasksss, Ca
ea>, Conhs, dress uImmiass and saai@s,
sswjag silS, thread. ees., etc % - had aess
tcor 10 tas 'NExeaanes
AetgLla D WES7
sleonsease. MAJ IS 1851,
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PROSPECTUS CT THE U. S. DEREC-
TORY.

The undersigned propose issuing about The
first OF ociober 1857, u book uudet the above
ii,le. 10 contain atout
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Allpersons who may !eel themselves
aggreved by the above classification cnn
have an opportunity of appealing by call.
ing on the undersigned a. his Office in
Bloomsbury any time on or before the LIST
day Of July, 1851, aller which time no
sppeaI will be heard. w. WRIT. Al
80 "a si5q Arproissr Of Mercantile Iazes,
May as, 1884, ss4s
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-06-24

These ale among tho most terrible and ego.
nziug diseases Of the muscles. the feshy fbrs
and the skin; yet IA their worst forms, and
when seemingly 'neu aiie they invariably dis
appear under persevering application of This
soothing. healing aniiJotc to pain and inflau.
nation.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-06-24
Farmers Depot and Plaster Minis,

April 8, Is57.-3m.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-19
Kisses.

We never could find anything so very en-
ticing about kiss. 1t is all humbug, and a
fit subject for lovers to harp on.-Ohio
Chronicle.
Just hear that, will you. A man, pretend
ing to sanity, to come out and say there is
nothing but humbug in kissing. Don't be-
lieve it, know BETTER Have tried it, and say
it good-yes-so much better as good
We remember years ago when we first kissed
a pretty girl of about seventeen summers and
about as many winters. None of your one
sided arrangements, but like a trout bite,
right in the mouth. Ehu glorious mondi =
E Pluribus Unum but it was fair taste Of
heaven Oh, those flowing curls those laugh
ing eyes those cherry lips that exotic ef-
fusion of bliss doubly distilled. Hum .ug
was it !? Never more mistaken in your life,
and if you ever kissed any one but your
kiss electrified us. Our soul shot upward like
a balloon-far away into ETHEREAL space-to
the clouds-beyond them-through the can.
opy of heavan-past the singing angels with
their robes of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
still upward till lost in the port +; down we
came like duck on June bug AS snake
shakes her feathers, a dove his tail, so did
we stand wondering whether heaven or earth
was our abiding place. 1t was good. An
other kiss, and the whole world shot from Nm
der us like rifle ball, and up we went till
our Uranium fetched up ker wollop against
some hard substance more than abilion of
miles away. You may call kissing q humbug,
but you never will make folks believe It. No
Sir Horizon Argus.