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Boston advertisements.
p l n L IL A l r b A l. NJ
FOR

RESTORING GRAY H4iIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
COLOR.
Do Warranted Badness, Scurf Dandruh. itch
ing and all diseases Of the skin. This Balm gives the
scalp q and healthy action; the coloring
matter 20 the Of the Hair, which passes through
the Hair and gives 1t natural color without the use Of
Hair Dye.
Hundreds OF preparations have been introduced, pre-
tending preserve the Hair and keep it from falling OH
composed 81 Oils, Alcohol and other deetcrious mater
ais, and all Hair dyes have been introduced
that do not give the hair natural color, besides being
troublesome to This Balm is not Dye. knowing
that preparation needed 20 do what required
for the Hair, the proprietor induced 10 experiment
until he could obtain article that would be the exact
remedy and after years trial has perfected this
Balm. IL is soothing and emolent, alays all irritation
ol the scalp thereby stopping that troublesome itching
n Dandru and Scurf and when the hair
cd gray 10 will bring IL back its original color be it
giossy-prcycnts il from falling off will be- upon
using this Balm for only few dayslifc will be given TO
the roots Of the Hair, and growth will appear
Growth does not take place at the end Of the HAIR
will be in persons who have their Hair dyed. II
You examine gray hair that has been cO0rcd for week.
YOU will find towards the that the hair has
gray, hence il Is necessary have the fluid the
Of the hair healthy that the whole hair may be natural
color. Each hair has in the skim and is of itself
hollow, gray tube, through which there is a constant
circulation OF the pigment from the When this
pigment coorng matter dies out, leaves the hair
hollow and becomes gray. To invent balm that would
pretor The discovery Of the Alpine Hair Balm will do
H. 1t will bring the hair 10 It's natural color 10y making
uncw the coloring matter in the roots Of the hair
il mistaken notion that oil grease will restore
the hair, nothing be injurious And Alpine
Hair Balm, will restore the skin and the hair Of
those who have been sick with foyer any disease
Prepared hy G. A. p. MASON, Providence, r. /.
d. =. IVES a CO.. S3 Mix st., Boston, Mass sole
agents for the United States and Canadas.
For sale in Montpelier by L. f. SMITH, and l.. +.
PIERCE. 3j.6m.is
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FAMILY sEW1NG MACHINES.

The simplicity durability and capahiliiy Of the Hunt
Webster q Go. Sewing Machine is The reason they ore
800 universally preferred 20 any other for Family Sewing
and Dress Making Every one out Of the great number
sold, and constantly selling, have given the highest SAT-
sfiction Setting ioet stitch that cannot unravcl, aud
always n order ready 20 usc thoy meet the desires and
wants of the ladies Tor their household sewing Samples
OF ho work. with descriptive circular sent 20 any part of
tho United States, by Il. A. JOHNSON, Manufacturer
Annn.. lln llD ~ Maahingtnn 81. Boai0n. ll-lm
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NHlTTDaTlWns lNlH3 Aug. Y, 800.
Gents Nothing but a duty and sympathy that feel
to communicate to others that afflicted | have
been, would induce to give this public acknowledge
ment Of the benefit have received from Prof Woods
Hair Restorative. When first commenced using it, my
hair quite gray and in spots entirely bald. have
used the Restorative about five months and my hair
is entirely changed to its original color brown and the
hair is three inches in length the spots where
II bald have also been much gratcd the heal
thy moisture and vgor Of the hair which before dry
and IL has ceased to formerly.
Respectfully yours, &c, Mrs Il. A. STODDARD.
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alem purk Advertisements.
ID r O L Il S S o r w GOD S
l. HAIR RESTORATIVE.

7 H-IN " VHhLU MIMI LENI
THAT ALL THE BALD AND GRAY CAN BE
restored perfectly TO original growth aud color far as
their locks concerned, does admit Of doubt; be-
Sides IL will cure every possible disease Of the scalp
whether developed dandu itching or in the shape Of
cutaueous cruptionscvcn scildhead-and in no posi-
BILE case will it fail uf curing as If by magic,
periodical headache, and II used twice a week by the
young regularly IL will preserve the color, and keep the
hair from falling, to any imaginable age. Read and
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(From the Jersey CTR Tciegraph.)
WHAT FoR-THIs WooD's HAIR RESTORATIVE
is question asked daily by hundreds We answer
without hesitation fear OF contradiction, that il is the
only article known which will do all promises for the
human hair. II cW renei0 its groeth-it tciH stop its
t1Hingt irH restore is natural coiorl 1t is not
Hair Dye, but speedy and elicacous Restorative.
o. J. WOOD CO., Proprietor 3l2 Broadway N. Y.
37.3m and ia Market street. ST. Louis Mo.
Soldier by l.. +. PIERCE and FRED. f. SMITH,
and BY all Druggists thronghout the country
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rFrom the Editorof the "Daily Gazette Elmira n. W
- INLECTRIC OIL 90 AND DR.. SMITH.
IL II alb wc have seen Zoo the papers De true (aud
we have doubt of 70, because personally ac
qu1iutcd with several Of the parties, whose opinions
cycul then Dr. Smith, OF Philadelphia, has made the
most important medical discovery heard Of, for the
~ an kinds Of severe pain, and we know eminent
houses That huy $1,000 worth lt ime great has the
demand become for this Electric OIL We hear Of
swcllcd limbs reduced n two hours; Of piles cured in
weeks, headache and toothlehc iu ten minutes of
Rheumatism n day, and paralysis even in three weeks
40 ordinary treatment accomplish such results
This 0nhaa been tested by medical men and approved by
them.
General Wholesale Agent, FRED. 7. SMITH, Mont
pcher VI. Sold by Druggists and Merchants in every
town and village. 25
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sSow's PArnriNDrn RAILWAY GUIDE Boston, Geo.
X. Snow.
The number for July appears in new style and em-
braccs f1u maps NJ the Sew England States, with the
routes to Canada and West and South. At one fourth
the cost of some OF the "Gude- the "Pahfnder gives
an the information usually required by travellers in and
from this section Of the country Price cents.
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DROF. MOHR's GERMAN FLY PAPER

wv NNtW NNHNN NNNlNN W Asf fftff
ANTS, mas, NOSQUiTOS
sc.
WITHOUT DANGER To be
approhondod from the insects
poisoning anything they may
come in contact with, after leav-
ing the paper, IL is perfectly
ample and safe, yet surcand cer-
tam in its action, and POSSESSES
a great adraHtage orer an other
Poiso3is i9 is not being liable 10
Be mistaken.
The abore is the Onig sure
and genuine article EVER o.
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% farmers.
70 THOSE WHO WANT FARMS.
i FIRM HYrHIN THE REiCH or EVBRY



FIRM U-ygHyV yTyE ne tCYO ETERy
UfN
THE RIDGWAY FARM COMPANY has made nr-
raueenent. b which all VINO desire % settle or purchase
d home can do SOD
The Farms consist of tho best limestone soil Of the
most superior quality for farming rapidly improving
place. into which am extensive emigration now pouring
THE property 8. located u Ek County Pom. y,anio n
the midst of thriving population Of SOME llu11 The
climate is perfectly healthy. aud the tcr,te plague of
the west fvtr is bioau 1t also has ara abundance "
the best quality OF Coal and Iron. Tho price bay 20
is from @3 90 So yer acre, payable by miscellaneous
acres emitting locate the lr $500 payable Sjpcr
month H. l-2 acres payable - per month Discount
for every OF -lOl aud uudcr paid i'm advance. dis
count of rcl cont, will be allowed, and for over 500
la considering the advantages Of cmigrating this
locality the following are presented
FirfIhc soil J, rich limestone, capable of raising
the heaviest crops. owing which this settlement ts
attained its present great prospcritv
See0udIi is tho cCntcr the great North West Coal
Basin, and Is destined 20 become of tho great
business places in the State. 1t will supply the great
Lake market, (1rCurdiug 20 population and travel the
greatest In the Unioul IL has five workable veins Of
the best Bimmuous Coal amounting in tine aggregate
20 over % feet which makes % 900 Of coal under
each acre This will make the land Of iucsfmahle value
The eminent state gcologist Dr. Chas o. Jackson, Of
Boston, has made geological survey Of the land and
analysed the coal the iron and the limestone. This
rcpot together with maps viii be furnished 90 inquirers
Jhird-Thrcc railroads laid through this prop
crty Tho Sunbury and Erie Railroad gives u markct
for our coal to the akcsit runs from Eric % Phia,c-
phin. large part of this road has been finished and is
now in running order 4 heavy force Is now working
from Eric towards our land in the western direction the
means for the completion of which has been raiscd-t
win soon be finished The Aueghany Valley Railroad
connects MS with New York, Boston and Psburg. The
Vcuango Road connects MS with the West.
There arc already good Turnpike Roads running thrp
this property various other roads have been opened TO
accommodate tho emigration and settlement which has
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nrw ADVERTISEMENTS.

ZOO LOCAL AND TRAVELLING
CNJNJ AGENTS WANrED-Buside.s paying
from SD TO Sljl per month"; NO humlug chance
business. Permanent employment given and no capital
required For further particulars enclose po-ta go stamps
and address.
493m A. SIMPSON, Exeter, n. II.
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From Mrs. ingalls,, well known nurse in Boston.
Boston, Oct. 10. 1856.
Gents AT your request, and being highly pleased
with the effects Of the Restorative am free that
my hair had become quite thin and entirely rhe have
for the last five years been in the habit Of using dye
hearing of the extraordinary effects Of this article
induced 20 try IT, My hair has been restored its orig
ina thickness and also to its former color, which is light
brown Very respectfully, Mrs. INGALLS,.
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QTGENUINE can ONLY be found at the
Indian Medical Institute,
36 Bromfcd ST., Boston. sample copy Of the Indian
iJc4na," edited by Rev. Geo c. Bancroft, sent free
40.2m
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INDIAN REMEDIES.

NJ DEAFNESS CURED, however caused, Letters
addressed 20 DIR BOARDMAN, u Suffolk Place, Bos-
ton, answered. Remedies sent by express. 4O.2m
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fercd 10 the public as DEADLY POISON for the a.
boyc named pests
A. evidence Of its superior merits, and Of the sat-
stciiOn has girea 10 he public, It Is only necessary
70 state that rs safe during o past season, Ia the NEW
ENGLAND STATES ALONE, was
ONE MILLION OF SIEErSl
Which sale has induced certain uupncped aud unmit~
igatod scoundrols to offer a SPURIOUS and WORTH
LESS COUNTERFEIT article and against whom
legal have already been taken for the protoc-
ton Of the public and the
ONLY True AND GENUINE ARTICLE.
and Of which the public are hereby CAUTIONED
Therefore, be sure aud ASK FOR pROF. NOHRS
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A. This Elixir for the Teeth and Gums combines, in
concentrated FORM the most desirable cleansing and
astrngont properties, at the time II contains moth
ing which possibly jure the most sensitive ana del
icaie organization.
Ii arrests decay Of the teeth.
II cure, cankel in the mouth
Iii unsurpassed a gargle.
It acts as a detergent after smoking.
II renders the gums hard and healthy
Ii neutralizes the offensive secretons Of the mouth
Il imparts to the breath fragrance peculiarly aroma'-
c and pleasant. 80
II has received the sanction and patronage OF the most
eminent Of the Dental and Medical faculty.
Prepared only by Joseph Burnett Co, fremont ot'
Boston For sale by all Druggists, at ooe per bottle
il.3m
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LEGISLATIVE DEBATES OF THE
INIH 4 gINNIAN

AfiaN - 10 . - hfAfi'tA . 100 VI ilAlf
EXTRA SESSION.
The volume Of Debates has been published The cost
Of the plates alone exceeds the amount Of subscriptions
For this reason, but subscribers can be furnished
the subscription price NJ ~. limited number Of cop
les for sale at the following prices free ~ postage
Paper Covers, $3.50 per copy.
Cloth Binding, $500 " 4"
Montpelier, Jund IS. 1857. T.. p. WALTON
DfPLOMt iWARDED
DIR. CLARKE's
CELEBRATE SHERRY WINE BITTERS
by Dr. Hayes. State Assaycr and by the Mass. Chadt-
able Mechanic Association M their Fair,
held FOO Boston. 1896.
Warranted made Of Rock Rose, Dock Root, Wild
Cherry Wutcgrocu, Sarsaparla, Ihoroughwort, Pop
lar aud PncScy Ash Bark, Nc.
warranted 70 cure Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Jaun-
dice loss Of Appetite.
Warrautcdto cure Pain in the Stomach, Bowels, Back
and Joints
Warranted to cure Headache, Costiyencss, Piles,
Weakness.
Warranted to cure skin Empdons aud Humors Of all
kinds
Warranted for medical quality fine flavor and Cheap
ness, satisfactory 10 all Every person should them.
TO bc the most celebrated medicine iva the world.
w Pncc-pnts p cts quarts ~ cts, quarts Is cts,
quarts 81, %.
Sold wholesale and retail, by FnED Z. Suiru. Mont
pcicr, and hy all Druggists. 4l.Gm
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The following is from the Pastor of the Orthodox
Church, Brookfeld.

Brookfod, Mass, Jan. u, 1856.
Prof Wood-Dear Sir--Iiaying made trial Of your
Hair restorative, IL gives pleasure say that its eff
fccs have been excellent Ia wing inflammation, dan
druh, and a constant tendency itching with which
have been troubled from my childhood, and has also
stored the hair, which becoming gray its original
color. have used other article with anything like
the same pleasure and profit
Yours, truly, ]. X. BRAGG
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JOHN D. M. GILLEY.

UINIVT I'M fIIIIIIV-III ~ y Z lTi HTIU
LA n ID w A II II A n II =
No s, Oh State House, Boston, Mass,
n The highest cash prices paid for Land Warrants
4l.Im
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HAVE YOUR PARLOR PAINTED


With Stimson's Parlor White. Manufactured an'
sold by SrlAisON, VALENTINE g. CO., 55 Broad St.
Boston. 4V'lm
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GEN ERAL ELECTION.
Eectton,-.Secoad Tuesday in Octoby.

ADMISSION FEE, ONE DOLLAR
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ra a CARD To THE tADIES.-Da. DuroSco's
GnLDss FRssCn PuLs Ifaajs in reaouag stopPagss
or Irregularities Of The mensss.
These PIlls nothing new, but have been used by
the Doctor for many years both n France and Ameri
ca with unpare lle succcps every and he 3
urged by many thousand lade who have used them,
to make ihe Pills public, for the all Walton of those
suffering from any irregularities whatever, as well
revnntive TO those ladies' whose health will not
permit increase cf family.
Pregnant iemaIc., those supposing themselves 80
cautioned against nsing these Pills the prOpf
ctor assumes responsibility after the above adml.
n on although their n ildness would prevent any in
jury to health otherwise, these Pills recon-.
mnndeh.
Directions accompany each box. Price 81. Sold
whulesnle End retail, by
GEORGE NJ HAGE NBUCH,
General Agent, Bloomsbury IA.
ic will supply the trade at the proprietors prices
and send the Pills ladies' cOnfdsntiaAy) by mail
receipt Gi 81 through the BloomSburg Post Office.
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ONE PRICE ONLY !!

LlPPINCOTT HUNTERS Clothing warehouse Sc,
sorh West corner Of Fourth and Market Streets Phl
adeIpha Tho only One Price Clothing Store America
Cash purchasers of Mems or boy Clothing, at
wholesale and RETAIL can here, make their selection
from mmcnsS stock OF flshionably cut aud we'll
made clothing, gotnp with view to gde satisfaction
to a and al the very lowest possible selling price
ma rked plain figures every garment, sli hui at
The same price anI whether they judges of goods
or not, they Csnnot be deceived. One uniform low
price to ASK and ta<e suit everybody vile the usual
mode Of asking Two prices, and taking all that he
got suits nobody ,andceats three .ourhs for instance
man asks Si5 for coat and Afterwards agrees TO take
$40, and tits equai crain that he would have taken
e5, If he could have got it, and thus actually chat
he pnrcha ser out of ave dollars To remedy Is evil
and establish confidence in the trade, ,LIPPiNCOT 4
CO., uniformhelow price all their gools, very
much low the usual rates) and will Yer vary one
cent under any circumstances.
E5ChLL AND sEE,sFl
Al the Soyth West OF Fourth ami Market street
Phils dc lpha.
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SEPTEMBER COU RT.I
PROCLAMATION.

yITuEREAs, the Hon, WARREr ,wonpwARp,rresi.
w dent of tho Court ofOy Oyctnnd Terminpt aud Ge.
neral Jail Deivetv Court Of Quarter SESSIONS Oft the
Peace nd Court OF Common Pleas and Orphans Court
in the Twenty Sixth IN icinl District cUmposod ofthe
counties Of Columbia, sullivan and Wyoming hnd,he
Hon JAooB EvAss and PETrR kLlsg Associate Judges
iu COLUMBIA county have issued their procept bearing
date the sth day Of May, IN the year OF our LoId
me thousn eight hundred aud fifty and to di
rected for holding Court Of Oyer and Tcrminer and
General jail Delivery General Quarter Sessions nihe
Peace, Common Plene aud Orphans Court, in blooms.
burg in the county of COluuhi5, ON the first Monday,
(bcng the ih day) Of Sept. next and to continue one
week.
No1Icr is hereby given, To the Coroner the Justices
Of the Peace aud Constnbles Of the said Of Co
lumbia that they he then and there in their ptopcr
persons 10 clock in the forenoon Of snid dny with
ihar records inquistions and other rcmemb
do those things which TO their Offices hppett6in to be
done. And those that bound hy recngnizhnce, To
prosecute against the prsoners that are may be in
the Jail Of said county OF Columbia To bethen aud there
prosecute them as shall just Jurors request
ed be punctual in III it attendance, agrecably to
their notices. Dated at Bloomsbury, the LIST day Of
August IN the yenr OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and ty seven, and in the s2t year of the
dependence Of the United States of America.
(God save the Commonwealth
STEPHEN II. MILLER, Sheriff.
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GsY" We do not believe that there is q
town in tho State with anything like the
same population, that can boast of less
mortality than Bloomsburg. The reason
is, that we have a pure and healthy at,
mosphere, and il seldom indeed that cpl
denies or ondemics of any kind prevail.
In many other parts of the State at this
time there is great deal of sickness. We
cannot be too Ihsnkful that our beautiful
town ia an exception to other places with
regard to its general health.
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We again thank our friends for prompt
payments. 1t is this that sustains the Press
and encourages the Editor, We ask our
customers, everywhere, to try to help us to
meet our heavy expenses, by prompt pay,
ments, and thereby discharge an honorable
obligation. Especially do we request
distant subscribers, to do as many others
have done, viz; t. remit money by mail,
at our risk, as we have never lost a dollar
in that way, and its receipt will be duly
acknowledged by mail and the payment
also published in the C0iunbia Democrat
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4 MAP OF COLUMBIA AND MON.
TOJrR COUNTIES

THE subsCfber takes pleasure IN informing the ci.
zcns of Columbia and Montnur counties, that he
intends publishing n Iy9RGE nm Oh.NygIiE NTH
MAP of the counties above mcnti1nrd, from actual
measurements, by original surveys ihtouphou, both
countes llr also takes pleasure to stHle that. 10
make the surveys, he has engaged Mr. james X ly,
one Of the most ompPent aud rNprteucrd surveyors
inthe St1teAuthor Of the maps Uf Philadelphia Uash
ington, Richmond Joatgomerv, and Jnion counties &C.
The surveys viii bs commenced as soon ~ suth'
cent number Of oopics have been subscribed for, to
warrant its publication.
Inc mao VIII contain mn actual survey nf MI the
public roads W IN their distances marked thereon in
wav that the distances hctwcen any places in the
couniies can ga lv be obtained Also tic ccaiior oi
iiHs. Hotes Chnrthts, School BoUs's SmuhsEop post
Cices Hhco"righs, Eoandries, Furnaces Faciorie z
WITH tnn unulca al All the properly holders, in the ir
exact rliCes thrn1ghou thr counties
Fans ui All the towns in the counties argcsscaie
VIII appear IN the margin.
The plan of the map will be plotted to n suitab,r
scale, as to make large aud utnanented man Of
not less than y hy forty inches, to be engraved in
the best style handsomely coored, ana delivered tr
subscribers only at per copy, pa ahla on delivery
] A. J. CUMMINGS, PubhsAer
Chilisqunque, May 10, lG57-if
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DEATHS.

In Psoli, Chester county. on Tuesday the
l7'h Of August, 1857, Mrs. MARY
RoAT, wife OF the late WESLEY RoAT,
aged about 25 yeers.
[ Mrs. Rost's rcmsins were brought to
Bloomsbury, on last I hursday, and inter
rcd by the side of her deceased husband. |
In Bloomsbury, on last Monday morning,
of consumption, Miss REBEccA WARDIN,
of Philadelphia, aged about "a years.
In Bloomsbury, on Thursday the 18th inst,
ELIzABEIH, vie of Rich rd Davies,
aged about 80 years.
The husband found his wife dead in
bed on his return from work, on the even
ing above. She had an apoplcctic fit ]
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JOHN A. FUNSTON, Of Madison
township, viii he n candidate for COUNTY COM MIS-
SGONER. subject to the usagrs Of the Columbia County
Democratic Convent ton.
August ], lS57-tde
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SuooTrNd APFRAY IN CAMDEN. On
Monday evening last, a quarrel occurred
in Camden, between d. W, Belisle, Editor
Of the Camden Journal and Charles d.
Hinclinc, formerly editor of the Camden
Democrat, in which the latter was shot by
the former, inaicting serious though
probably not mortal wound. Mr.. B. Was
arrested and held to bail in the sum Of
$1,000.
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A RNTIRED PHYSICIAN.

CoMussInSER's OFFICE, tic
Bloomsbury August ?, l-"7. 4