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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-23

PoLITIcs IN TEr Pulpit. - Elk. Senator
Dickinson, of New York, in one Of his ora
lions, thus speaks Of the effect Of introdu.
cling politics into the pulpit: at has done
more 10 demoralize the public mind than
any other social evil, .or it has planted
death in the seat of life it has done more
to dccreJte the cause of religion than the
worst opinions of Paine-morc to raise of
an army of scolfers than the writings of
Eultaire-more to manufacture infdels than
the seed sown in the revolution Of Franco |;
aud when Ill these influences shall have
been extermInated or forgotten forever, the
plaguofpot Of political pulpils will rest upon
societr Ike a deadly incubus"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-23

sss- Warren's celebrated backing man
ufactory has now ceased to exist, The
business has "died CUT simply from Il
resolution taken by the proprietOrs who
succeeded the orr ginal of the firm 10 "dis-
continue advertising in the newspapers as
useless expense" The consequence
might have been foresecn, The firm OF
Warren has ceased to exist within one
generation.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-23

x@- The Vioksburg (Miss,) Wing of
the 9th inst, says that ninoty'siz thousand
dollars, were subscribed in that city on the
9th inst, towards purchasing plantation
for Ex-presdent Pierce The sum asked
for the property is 100000, leaving
$4,000, to be subscribed in order to COM
plete the purchase.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-23

MONUMENT TO a NEeRo.-The stu
dents of Howard College, Ala, On Sunday
the 18th ult., inaugurated monument to
the memory of "HARRY," slave Of the
President of the College, who, when the
building burned down in 1855, refused to
leave until oil the students had been gotten
out, and he lost his life thereby.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-23

PuzzL1Na.-A lady, being asked by
gentleman to join in the bonds of matri.
mony with him, wrote the word"'sTRIPEs,"
stating at the time that the letters making
up the word stripes, could be changed SO
as to make an answer to his question:
Who knows the answer.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-23

Ia IN old la y in Connecticut is col
lcctins all the political papers she can lay
her hands on to make sosp of. She says
they are a dcsput sight better than ashes
--the> are most a. good as clear LIE y
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-23

s0- Hood never made better pun
tn IN of Hook who was walking with a
friend, when they came to tOll-bridge.
"Do you know who built this bridget"
said he to Hook.
"No," replied Hook, "but.if you 60 over
you'll be tolled W
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-23

se- From various parts Of the country
reports arc received of great scarcity of
grain, but the Chicago Democrat Of the
27th ult., journal published at the grain
depot of the Wes', intimates that the talk
about the scarcity of grain is mere de-
vice to raise the price.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-23
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
Circulation orer 100000 Copies Weekly.
25 Witnesses,
OR,

THE FORGE ER CONNlCI ED.
John 4. DYE is the Author, who has mad ten
y Years eXpe rie as Banker nd Publ ishet, aud
Au ho series Of Lectures at The BroddDdy 7d6trHde'e
when, for ten successive nights, over
NS so 600 People I'll
Greeted hi m with rounds OF appl duse, while he eX
hibited the mann in which Counterleiters execute
III eir frauds, and the surest and shortest means VI
dct cti ug them
Tic Bank Noe Eugropcrs all say that he is the greatest
Judge Of Paper Money icing
Greatest Discovery Of the Present Century
for Detecting CounteJctt Bank Notes.
Desc fiIihg every Genuine Bit in existence, and
cNuibuing at a glance every Counterfeit in tifcu
tionl
A ran need so admirably that Reference is Easy and
Dctecti1 Instantaneous.
N5 No Index to eX tminol NO rag 10 hunl up =
But so ,imp lfed ana arran ged. lnat tue Merchant
Banker and Business Man can see all oi glance,
EHeHsh French aud German.
Thus each may reaU the 81 1me In his oN u N'tNe
Tongue.
Most ptyfccl BanL Note last Pa6lShcd.
Also a list OF all the
PRIVATE BANKERS IN AMERICA.
A complete Summary OF the FINANCE az ErR0rE AND
hNrrIc, rIll he nublishcd IL, rach cUitton geth"r
hh all tue important NEWS OF ThE DAY, Also
A sErIES OF TALES
I rom an old Mon Sc IN Tonnd in the East. 1t fur
nshus hc most cUhtnitti history oil
ORIENTAL LEE.
And desc rbing the most pefpitxng positions in
winch The ladies' an gr emen Ol thot countiS nave
berr D uGten fjIu nd. These sores viii continre
ihruIlnoUt lne wuole year aud VIII prove me most
entertaining ever Offered 10 he nub'tc.
VI furu sned we, kly tU Sdbs, dbers only, at 81 Il
year. A iietCIs must be addrts ed 10
JOHN s. DYE, Broker
Pubiis her aud Propfie lnr. 20 wall ST., New YORK
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-23

A picture Of S~n'loy Llfein Chicoso,-
here..is picture of Sunday life in Chicago,
furnished by the Times Of that city:
" Here in Chicago on Sunday we have
fifty six churches openlduring TIE forenoon
and evening, but at the same time there
are no less than eighty ball rooms, in each
Of which the band plays from. morning till
midnight, and waltzing goes on without
intermission. In addition to these 'festivi.
ties we have two theatres, each. with its
performers in tights and very short gar
ments, riyaling Ellsler in their grand evo-
lutions, Saloons have their front doors
closed by proclamation, but do thriving
business through side entrances"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-23

s9r A pretty pair of eyes are the best
mirror to shave by. "Yes," replied a
bachelor on reading the above, "many
man has been shaved by them.'
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-23
EsPYToWN NEW STORE.

TIME undersigned having assocatod together in the
| MrrCantlG Business, Ike pleasure inann0nncIng
10 their friends and the public IN general that ihelr
new store House located Main street, central in
Espytown, Columbia county, has Just been sloehed
with
Nea0 Spring Goods,
Co pprsng an extensive sortment OF Cloths CasSi'
me res Nestngs Muslins, Lines. aud every Othtr az
tcle in the weI rint line including Hardware, CHI ma
Earlhen aud Hollow wares, Groceries, sugars Tea :,
Coffee Rice, MOasses etc, etc. wan all Other afti
Giles Of commerce adapted TO country stores.
ALSO-READYM MADE CLOIWING
UkGrain, Lumber, Provisions, Produce, &c of al
kinds take n in exchange for merchandise.
N' B. +. REIGHARD,
C. CREVELlNG.
Espytown Apr il 4, 1851
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-23

r9- Why is watch dog larger at night
than he is in the morning a! Because be Ia
let out at night and taken in, IN the mCTn:
ing
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-23

1Gs- Queen Victoria is the mother oi
FIVE girls and four boys, all healthy and
robust children
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-23
BLDUMSBURG BOOK STOHt.
'<'xygsW
EAkx1

THE undersigned respectfully announces
that she CO ntinues he BioOmsburg Book Store and
atona establishments lately conducted by hcrdecrased
husband Maiur Cla' sin all hcir various branches,
nj e o Id stand The Exchange Bui dngs. first door
Eosl of the Eachause Hotel aud having shed
her shnIe wth a choice stock OF EdD Books
aud Stationary she is prepared TO accommodate all
who may give her call in her line,
also
Til, e,aurani SaIOo id heih'sement NJ Of the above
sablis nn,eM VII be- nlinued us usua ny the sub
scrlher. where III" pub &c can aia umes bt supplied
viii The choicest BRyrR .Gss AND REFRESHMENTS such
ns Mnerals Sa 90 IA ina, Beer Ale sc Sardiu
Spicci and P'rsIrd Oy lers, Picked CLANS, etc.
rs. The pubIic cue lonI Is respectfully sOiciled
a." CAROLINE CLARK
Successor to Jesse q. Clark
Bloom ,bu,e May . 1851
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-23
We took this same smart son of ours.

W JOoh lllS Sdilt Sjltrt SUI OIL ours.
One day to public dinner,
And into the corn, and pork, and beans,
lie pitched like sinner.
Says the ladies now, of all these men,
Your father to me show Sam,"
When he looked ne right into the face,
And, says he, ~ don't know, man,"
CHoRUs.-i don't know, &c,
Now, young men, marry from This lot,
OF pretty girls around you,
Aud when you're settled down in life,
And family care. around you;
Take the advice of one poor man
Who suffered deepest woe, sir,
D mt teach your little chaps to say,
"Why, really, | don't know, SIR
CHoRUs.--I don't know, &c.
Now, ladies, don't you think it's hard,
And don't you thins it's shocking,
That we, in free America,
Should all OF US Know nothing!
And don't you say with all your heart,
Il d. believe it's so, sir;"
Or can you say with all the rest,
"Why really, | don't know, sir"
CHoRUs,-T don't know,
Nor you don't know,
So don't you ask me any thing
Fer don't know.
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p%- "Cap tai punishment" as the boy
said when the Schoolmistress seated him
with the girls.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-23
WANTED.

LoUR MEN to work in a Keg Factory -Four Coop
l. eIs preferred, hut Rttlye labuIIng men win On
swer STUDY employment and good wages will be
gwen Apply al ihe mfligroyc Mills, near Lighi 81.
THOMAS TRENCH
NAV IAN Of
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-23
ROOT AND SHOE MAKING.

d. THE undersigned, thank iul for the liberal
AM1 patronage with which be has been favord for
VHy years gone by, would Inform his iriends and
V2s customer s. that he continues 10 manufacture
Boots and Shoes,
Al his old and we ll-knOw stand, ON Main street,
Blo0nsbutg in all their various and forms In good
sty le Il nd on mnderate te rms.
His long experience In the business, and general
knowledg of ihs peOpe of Columbia county, super
added to fixed deteTminat ion 10 render satisfaction
10 all his eusomeTs should secure him Increased pa
iTonaee which he hopes TO merit.
Btoo9sRqit NaIth 10 lat
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-23
RAIL ROAD AND PACKET BOAT
ANTELOPE.
1857.

on aud (; Ter Tuesday, April 's17, the Fackei
Goat ANTEI ore Capl. b. +. WgLLs viii commence
rnnuing her regular trips doliy (SunhayS eAcepcd)
be " cen Rupefj ana NantCoke, al follows
Lryes Rupert at = O'Clock, A. NJ. On ARRIVAL Of ihe
NiuhI ES prrss % II The c. W, l. Rail from WI.
ii ,mspo IT. and a,rnes al NantcOke at O'Clock =.
VI III time 10 take lne carson The IL. d Is Railroad
for s, rauton or G rrat Ben the same afte Tnoon
Leaves NantcUke on ARRIVAL nj L. q u KailrOId
cars lruml Great Be I'D aud Scrantnn (say one clock,
L NJ nuIarrIyrsu al RupCrt eatN the same rr5ntus
time 10 TAX" The Night EXpres both ways on he e.
W. & ~ nira raj Tuad
ia assrn.rrs from the Wynm 'ng Valley for polis-
yilp lIlr ,isbu o. BrtimoT pu purg and " Other
ro,uts s. mtn or YVES, wiz fad II 10 lnrir Nantagc
10 take The abuv Line, AS il the only line lhh crh
is thro9 ph without stopping over Night oh he
road.
Pdssen gers rcom the South OF West. by "avihg llir
r,sburg per u, oon via Uau puH Ind susque.
hlnun Rpi Iruad, aud via Caiawissa Rail uad, VIII
NEE, liz Packet at Rupett in I ,me,
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Rupert carry ing the ni;ed States Mail.
Leaves Wilkes Barre at O'Clock, NJ. ~" ~
rives at Rupert in time 0 co"hectwih thc MahI'n'hs
both WAYS. .
Leaves Ruprrt tier the nvt'val "r hnih Nri =
(say 3 O'Clock Z NJ anr Arrives NIihes q, e
abou midnight. -
u r, W Ellis = 90. 'eior
Wilkes Ttrrre hnril II lsL;
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-23
EALTIM0RE LOCK HOSPITAL.
DOCTOR JOHNSTON.

YEHE founder of this Celebrated Insti.
tuition. o1r,rs the m ost certain, speedy, aud ont
efIectuu remedy in ltC world for effects Tor Glccts,
flrictures, seminal waeNness, Pains in The LOihs,
Constitutional Debility, imroiency, Weak ness OF the
BIZ and Limbs, Affections of the Kidneys, PHIniia.
iion OF the Heart, Dispepsia Nervous irritabilty
Disease OF the Head, Ihtoat, Nose or skin and All
ihoSr fi0us anch oily Disorders arising from
the ucslrucve hamts OF Youth, which destroys b0tll
nod aud mind. These secret and sUlit 1ry praci ices
are fatal to their victims lhan tue soug OF The
syrens 10 ,hG mariners Ulysses bghiing their most
brilliant hopes of anticipaIOns, renucrng marriage
ar In
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-23

The other day l came from work,
With heat was almost smothered,
Says |, unto my youngest son,
"Sam, where is your mother 7"
He turned his fingers on his nose,
And with voice most mocking,
ooh, Dad says he, "why don't you know
Th4t Pm a young Know Nothingw %
CHORUS don't know, &c,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-23
Dit ono Gumor.
BY REQUEST.
THE KNOW-NOTHING.

lie hNOW-NOIdL u.
Of all the many mighty things
In this old Quaker City,
O dark, or brown, or blue.eyed girls,
Will checks 50 plump and pretty.
or all the wonders of the day,
That's horrible or shocking,
The greatest question of them all,
is, "Who are these Know Nothings ~
CnoEUs--l don't know,
Nor you don't know,
SO don't you ask me anything,
For don't know
These men wear white hats all turned up =,
And at you boldly, stare, sir,
They only speak with mods and winks,
And never comb their hair, sir.
They beat both Wings and Democrats
Wherever they do 60, sir,
And if you ask them anything,
They answer, II don't know, sir"
CuoRUs.-I don't know, go.
The ladies, Oh Lord, bless their souls,
| cannot help but love them,
For who, with all their mods and winks,
Can ever be above them?
They know their mods, their winks, and jerks
From head to heel and toe, sir,
And if you ask eirl her name,
She'll answer, ''I don't know, SIR"
nuo,uS dop.t l,nouy &o
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You dare not tell your wife be still,

You dare not tell your wife be still,
Nor say she's always squalling,
Or you will find a three-legged stool
Around your head come reeling.
The other day [ asked my wife,
Only to mend my stockings;
"Now, not another word," she cried.
"For I'm a permanent Known othing
CnoRUs.-I don't know, &c.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-23

n II = 7 Sln' 2
Coac" viii he 'r,i
daily (Su1d:vSeN.
copied ne. een
NilkesUlrie ;tid
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Select - oetrp,
BEDD GELERT;*
Or, Tile Craze Of tie GreyhoH',d.

[Tho story of this ballad is tradi tionary
in village at the foot of Snowdon, Wales,
where Llcwelyn the Great had house. -
The greyhound, named Gclert, was given
to him by his fathcr.in-law, King John, in
the year 1908, and the pllce to this day is
called Bedd-Gclert, or the grave of Gelert. I
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-23
JioHHg lIeu.

es irc' W whI have bee victims OF SOLITARY
Vice til II dreaGu and destructive habit, winch annu
aiy sweeps q ad mime ly grave thousands of young
~ ~ ihe most exalted talents and brilliant intel
ieci, NJ t't O,hnrw have erced listening
feuatrs til the tuhce ~ ol Cloquence. or wukeu
extLcies ia Tyre, may call with All confidence.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-23

N B.-TheTe so many ignorant and worthless
Quaeks advertising themselves Physicians, running
mo nea nh lne aledy afflicted, that Dr. Johnston
deems il neces,ar say, especially to those unac.
quanted with his reputation that his credentials and
diplomas always ha ug IN his othce
TErAKs Noflog,-A II letters must be post paid, aud
eonIain postage stamp for the reply, OF noanswer
wIllbe sc NJ
January IL, 1887.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-24
r.. 1zzE VIRGINIA CENTRAL
GxEg RAILR0ADl
Track completed to JAcKs0N's RIVERS

In advance Of time advertised the rails laid
and instead of the 18th OF July,
ON rHE lUfH
The passenger trains will certainly 20 10
JACkSON'S RIVER, within six hours travel by
stages TO the WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, over
good road.
The celebrated Greenbrier WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS have been purchased By entire new
Company who will enlarge the accommodations ~
considerable extent this season for visitors.
Passengers reach tho White sulphur hsu Peters
burg Richmond Baltimore and " Washington, en- the
same day, and tho Sweet Springs noxt morning 10
breakfast.
Passengers for tho Rockbriol.e Alum. Bath Alum.
Warm. Hot and Healing Springs, take tho stage at
Mlboro and arrive at the Springs TO supper the same
day they leave Richmond,
EARE.
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DOANOKE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS


IL This delightful Watering Place, although opsned
for the first time In ls6 has already attracted fair
share of public attention and patronage. IL IL situa
ted Immediately on the Turnpike road from Salem 20
the Sweet Springs, and splendid line d Stage
Coaches will convey passengers ON the virginia and
Tennessee Railroad without any detention, from Sa-
lem Depot by the Red sulphur to the Sweet Springs
and ireenbrier White sulphur being the shortest
aud best route between those points -
Since the last Season, the aeeominetatlons nave
been greatly enlarged by the addition OF several
handsome and spacious Cottages The proprletors
feel sure that ul who visit their Springs. VIII be
made entirely comfortable aud satisfied. To seekers
of health. they offer a Mineral Water, the benecal
effects of which have been fully tested particularly
in diseases Of the Lungs and stomach 10 seekers
of pleasure they offer a Table provided with all the
substantials and many OF the uIuries Of life, besides
all those appendages Of amusement found at other
watering places To all who desire shady ana Plea
offer Just such retreat. besides hearty welcome
and the best treatment, q. W. SHASkS,
D. c. SHANkS,
u. u. BOARD,
VIM. WALTON,
VIIpp
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sUMMUR RETREAre.

- Springs are situated eleven miles from LynDA-
burg, and four from the Forest Depot, ON ths Wa.
Tenn. X. r., where a conveyance VIII always be in
readiness 10 convey passengers to and from the
Springs The water ofthcye springs has been fully
established. and acknowledged By many OF the most
specific for crofula aud all cutaneous Diseases IL has
never failed in effectng Of dyspepsia and all
womb diseases, such as Prolapsus utsri aud all kin
dred diseases 80 prevalent amongst females.
The Water aud Mass have been recently anslyzed
by the most reliable Chemist in the United states
and pronounced by them contain more Iodine tina
any mineral water yet discovered.
ECHOLs DEWEY,
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DRY GOODS.

HOOP SkIRTS.-Just received,
IL Ladies' and Misses Extension SKIRTS
New styles improved Hoop do
Cactus aud Emb'd Skirts and Grass Cloth
Lace and Muslin EMBROIDERIES
ChiIdfens aIId Ladies' Gauze MernO VESTS
PAKASDLS and Ladies' UMBRELLAS
Gents Sun UMBRELLAS, Paragon Frame
Do MerinO and Silk Underwear
Do Cravats Scarts and Hair Cloth STOCKS
Elastic BELTS and BRASS HOOPS.
Also, Canton MattinS., A. "a and 81 vide in
White and Red Check; Cocoa and Spanish Mating
at the Cash Store, g9 Main 1t.
WIS CHRISTIAN & LATHROP
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-s- A report has been circulated
= CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES
COAL.
A NTHRACITE COAL. Anthracite Coal

A NTHRACITE COAL. Anthracite Coal
\ The subscriber having fitted up a large and com
modious coal yard on Dock between 18th and 18th
streets, with one Of Fairbanks patent balances for
the purpose of weighing COAL, will furnish his pa
with 2240 lbs to the ton leach load weighed and
not guessed att at the very lowest market price,
or if preferred he will sell his COAL at an advance
of 10 per cent on and charges at the same time
he will always keep hand the best quality and in
yite+ the particular attention of his friends and sIe
public generally to give him call before purchas
ing, at Ne. "a Main street, OF at his COAL yard
Terms cash lie l2-ts) PC LARUS.
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AgE YOU GOING TO THE SPRINGS ?

n Ii So you should give LEVY a call and purchase
of those Dry Goods which heis selling very low
Nice De Beige Robes at $225 English Luster, bcau-
tifu article for travelling dresses; De Beige at l2a
cents Lawns and Berege Robes at cost; Hoop skirts
for - cents Collars of every description sold at half
their value ParaSOls of the incest and latest AZ
cost; BereSe and Lawns at l2ia per yard; Fine
Grass Linen landkerChies at p cents; liemstitChcd
IandkerChiets at - cent?; Fine Linen al ~ cents,
worth - cents Bonnet Ribbons at l2i3 10, 1874 and
Is cents; Lawn Dress Patterns ut 81 per dress; Hoop
skirts for girls at - cents Remember the place
where you can buy nice and cheap Dry Goods is at
JACOB 4. LEWIS,
iy20 Il Main street
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CTEAM IRON WORKS, $50 Main street
RUNAWAY,

GNs $500 Left the To-
"a bacco Factory of the subscriber. on the lith
~ inst, on the pretence OF being sick, mulatto
-. man, named ELIJAH, the property Of Mag
EDWARD johnson, of Chesterfield county He is
about feet 5 10 inches high, spare made, bushy
hair, and very gentee appearances he is supposed to
be making his way TO the North The above reward
will be paid if delivered at my factory.
ol-tA Rll. j. NnKISIlAN.
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rHEAP! CHEAP. CHEAP.-Elegant

rHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP.-Elegant
~ Black Silks, 5: per yard; Hair Rolls and Brads.
81 cts; Lawns at 10 cents per yard summer Prints,
very cheap; Solid Colored Brlants, l21@ cents Fig
ured Brilllants 3[2 cts. per yard: Steel Hoop and
B>n Skceton skirts, 81; Grass skirts, only 80 cts
eaC Ia Cactus skirts, G2!s cts. each; Linen Shirt BO-
SONS, l2la cents each: Embroidered Collars and
Sleeves Lawn aud Berage Robes; few pieces of A.
Mating left, II 81 &c per yard
In order to make room for Fall Goods, tremendous
reduction will be made in every article i'll store,
at the Cheap Bargain Emporium of
ie27 ALFRED MOSES &c Main street.
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ss SO REWARD.-Ranaway from

~ SIU X Z " 4 hD.-NdHd"Hy IIUH
"a the subscriber on Monday July 8, IA negro man,
"A named MALAkI He is about 40 years Of
81. age. feet inches high, of rather dark com
pioXiOn, and has stoop in his shoulder: He was
Formerly the property of Mr.. Beazley, who resides
some four miles from the city, and purchased by
ME few days since Of Dickinson, Hill Co. lie has
been for years past engaged III the well digging,
and is doubtless well known in the neighborhood
of Brooke Avenue. The above reward will be paid
for his delivery at Mr.. Tate's jail near Mayo's
Bridge. ELIZABETH NlChERS.
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