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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-12-26

f9- Financial advices from Hamburg
Austria, Prussia, Sweden and Norway
show that the crisis is very severe. The
free city of Hamburg has none but hard
currency, and the only relief afforded by
the senate to the merchants has been the
issue of notes of credit to the amount Of
one million upon the security Of produce.
The senate might issue paper money, and
they might relieve the failing merchants by
accepting their liabilities, but they are
probably too wise and cautious to employ
these remedies, which might prove worse
than the disease. 1t is curious fact that
gold is dearer at this moment in London
than in Hamburg, and exchanges between
the two cities is in favor of Hamburg. The
English papers trace the revulsion in
Hamburg and Altoona to The &C enncction in
trade with the United Sta,es-the larger
portion of the cxpor's of Hamburg, which
amount to 100000 lbs. annually, being
sent to this country, almost all the German
goods coming through that port. Hamburg
and Altoona, which has railroad communi.
cation with Kiel, are closely connected in
the large import trade of the principal
ports Of Sweden aud Norway, to which
the commercial troubles have extended,
through speculation probably.
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Pettengilps Newspaper Agency


We have had considerable business
transactions, during the past ten years ol
our connection with the Columbia Demo-
crat, with Newspaper Advertising Agents
in ysrious cities of The Union, and it af-
fords us great pleasure to be able to say,
that the firm Of s. NJ. PETrENdILL q Co.,
of New York aud Boston, are the most
competent, attentive and reliable gentlemen
of our acquaintance. They always treat
Editors fairly, and settle their accounts
PROMPTLY. And this is not all they al
ways PAY CASH!
We commend Mcssrs. Petiepg'll d Co..
to public confidence and increased patron
age.
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THE INAUGURATION PARApE.-Maj.
General William Ii. Keim, to whom has
been assigned the command of the Military
forces at the approaching Inauguration of
Governor Packer, has issued the following
Order;
HEAD QUARTERS, 5Tu DIv., P. ",
Reading, Dec. 5tb, ls57.-1oMe Volun-
tiers of Rnnsylvania. Felloa1 Soldiers !:
i. The Major General of the 9th d.
vision, Penn'a Volunteers, having accepted
the command, rendered to him, Of the mil
itary who will participate at the Inaugu-
ration of the Governor elect, on Tuesd uy,
the 10th of January, 1868, cordial in.
vitation is extended to the Volunteers Of
the State to unite and assist at the inter-
esting ceremony, which large and bril-
liant military display will render doubly
imposing. II. All companies, battallions
regiments and brigades, will report to Brig
Gen. E. G, Williams, Harrisburg, who
will furnish all necessary information, and
render such assistance as they may require.
Ill. The details of the parade will be
the subject of future orders.
WILLIAM n. KEIM,
My. Gen. 5th div., p. ", Officer Com.
Maj. SAMUEL L, YOUNG, l.
Maj. A. JORDAN SwARrz, n''s
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The MORMON CApIroL.--Great Salt
Lake City is laid out on magnificent
scale 1t is four miles in length, by three
in breadth; the streets running at right
angles, and 1872 feet wide, with walks 30
feet in width. Each building lot contains
an acre anda quarter of land aud astream
of pure water running through the city is
made, by an ingenious plan, to flow on each
side of every street, and to irrigate every
lot.
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COM PIE T1ON
OF THE
Lackawanna and Bloomsbury Railroad.

We had the pleasure en- last Friday
the 18th Of Dccembcr---of witnessing the
completion Of that great entcrprizo, the
bsckawanna and Bloomsbury Railroad.-
The rails met at Berwick, about clock
p. NJ, amid the hearty cheers and con.
graiulations Of the assembled multitude
who had convened there for the purpose of
witnessing that much desired operation-
Passenger Cars were Immediately procured
for an excursion, the Directors and Con.
dactor politely inviting the party present
and their friends to join in the first ride
over the Road, when the Cars we're at once
tilled to over6owing, large portion of
which was composed Of the Ladies of Der
wick, and the excursionists set out for
Rupert Station. The train passed down,
majesticslIy, safely and pleasantly, in
quick time, to the satisfaction of the entire
company, arriving atRupcrt about o'clock,
when it returned for Scranton, the same
evening, but we cant speak of its trip far
Their from observation, as wc-with many
others, mado our exit from the Cars at
Bloomsburg.
The erection Of the l.. & B. r. r, is
truly a great enterprize for our citizens,
and inaugurates new feature in our coun.
try. We are no longer in the woods. We
are all the time at home, and yet, convent.
ent to everybody and everywhere.
The Directors, Officers, and Managers
Of this magnificent Road, nine miles of
which, between Bloomsburg and Briar.
creek, is as straight as dye, deserve great
credit for their indomitable energy and
perseverance in prosecuting this work to
speedy completion, in the face of the pres.
ent overwhelming financial crisis. Indeed
wo think, they did more than their duty,
to accomplish the entrrprizc, as It's known
that most Of the officers intere sted with
other public spirited gentlemen, have
drawn largely upon their private fortunes,
to raise the means for its early completion.
The Road is finished, and the Cars,
carrying the U. s. Mail, now run daily
between Rupert and Scranton. It's stock
is believed to be among the best Rail Ro ID
investments in the country. 1t cant be
otherwise. The road is Of quite level
grade, running parallel with the North
Branch Canal and Susquehanna River
leading into tho Leart OF the Wyoming
Valley, opening up direct communication
between the Philadelphia, Cattawissa,
Williamsport and Erie Rail Road, and the
New York and Lake Erie, affording at
once direct interchange Of the untold
iron Ore, Limestone and other mineral
wealth of Columbia, and tho inexhaustible
Coal fields Of Luzerne.
We are for the Lackawana and
Bloomsbury. 1t is just the neatest little
institution in this comm onwealth. And, in
conclusion, we take occasion to add, that
the Company have been most fortunate
in the selection of such eminent business
gentlemen as F. j. LEAvENwoRTH, Esq,
Superintendent, and Col. r. S. ADAMS,
Conductor.
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Domestic Newspaper Agency.

4. w. CoNKLINa, Esq, of Danville, as
will be seen by his card in our columns
elsewhere, has opened newspaper and
magazine agency Office in Bloomsbury
Mrs. CAROLINE CLARK, will act as his
agent, at her Book Store in the Exchange
Mr.. Coukliug is correct busincss.man,- -
agreeable and honorable in his deportmen,
and deserving of liberal patronage.
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Presses for Sale.

The Star of the North, (democratic) }
printing establishment, at Bloomsbury, is
offered for sale.
The Indedendent Press, (knownothipg)
printing Office and fixtures, at Williams.
port, also for sale.
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The RegiuR of thp SZore T,do;e :,

The RerivI Of The Slare de.--=The
inority of the Committee of the House of
Representatives of South Caroline OH SO
much of The Governors message as pro-
posed revival of the slave trade, says the
Heading Gasct'e. have presented a report
condenming the revival Of such trade as
injurious to the best interests of South
Carolina.
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Murder in Luzerne.
GEORGE MATTHIAS, an old man of sol

GEORGE MATTHIAS, an old man of some
so years, residing at the "seven Mile
Tavern" in Luzerne county, was murdered
last week, by one William Muller. His
body was thrown into the well. under six
teen feet of water, held down by stones
SUSPENDED 10 a chain. AS Mr.. Matthias
had little, or no money, the cause of this
foul murder has mol been fully discovered.
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S0- Christmas Day is almost here
The Bloomsbury, Variety Book and Con-
fectionery Stores are amply prepared for
the holiday season, in the way of fancy
and useful articles for gifts, and will be
able to please the most f4stidious Those
who make their purchases early are likely
to have the best assortment to select from.
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HOver'S Ink & LIQUID Hair Dye.

We call attention, again, to the Card of
Mr.. Hover's Liquid Hair Dye. 1t has been
long tried and its character is we'll estab.
lished. Merchants visiting the City who
are in want of either writing Ink or Hair
Dye, would do well to call on Joseph E.
Hover, No. Ale, Race above Fourth Street.
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Hon, j. Clancy Jones.

We are gratifed to observe, that our
estimable friend, Congressman JONES, of
Berks, has been appointed Chairman Of the
Committee on Ways and Means. This is
an admirable selection. No man in Con-
gress, than Col. JONES, we opine, is better
adapted for the leadership of the National
Naturalization.
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PENNSYLVANIA STATE FIvAxoEs.-Tbe
following is the aggregate of the receipts
and expenditures Of the State Treasury
from the lst day of December, 1856, to the
3oth day of November, 1857, both days
inclusive
Receipts of the year, inclu-
ding last balance .S5, ,076,4l5 &c
Expcuditure of the year. 5,4O7 ,276 70
Balm Taoasury, Dec, 81, S569,I3s Al
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The profits OH this unpa .
Talleled circulation ennb le
Tue proprietor oil THE LED.
GEN TO expend sums upon
which would soon swamp
any ordinary publication
A paper with n circuin. .
tion Of only n hundred thou.
sand or so woul d sink under
the expenses of THE l. Ell.
GER In less than @ months,
All Of the old and fayofite
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Ea- GoDEY's LADY's Book for January
has been received. 1t is a superior num-
Der. The reading columns are filed with
interesting matter, and the fashion plates
for ladies cannot be cxcellod.
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(which is our lowest club
rates,) and sending US sl2.
will be entitled to one copy
free. Terms Invariably IA
advance. Addre s all let.
lefs to
ROBERT BONNER.
Publisher OF tho
NEW YORK LEDG Efl ,
~ Ann sifect. Ne N York.
N. B.-Now is u good lima
TO subscribe, as Mra.
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HOVER'S LIQUID HAIR DYE

UOVER'S LIQUID HAIR DYE.
T'HE following, from that eminent Physician ofPhi,a.
l. delphn, DR.. Brinkle, added 10 the testimony of
Professor Booth only confirms what is evidenced by
thousands who have used Houer's Dye
'GIRAHD Row CHRsrsUs STREET,
Philadelphia, December ed 1853
In regard TO Housrs Hair Dye can state unhsita-
tngly, thai il contains dretcrous ingTedients and
may be used with entire safety, and with The stmo,t
confidence and SUCCESS"
W. D. BRINCKLE, M b.
Hovers Writing D. Aoelible Ink,
Are well and widely known require no euIory
Of their merits, II is only necessary say that The
steady and increasing demand gives the evidence
that they maintain thei character for superiority
which distinguished them when FIRST yeays
ogo
Orders, address to the Mandatory, No. 4I6 RACE
street above FOURTH fold No i44,) FhiladeIphia
will receive prompt attention by
JOSEPH e. HOVER, .MangJaeirrsr
Dec. &c, 1887.
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rT" The Orygenoted Bitters are espe.
cially adapted to the delicate constitution
OF females suffering from dcrongement Of
the natural functions, weakness or irregu.
larity, and nervous debility. They are q
powerful tonic, yet free from alchohol.
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GJ"Hon S. A. DOUGLAS has our thanks
for pamphlet copy of his recent speech
in the United States Senate, on the Kansas
portion Of the Presidents Message.
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Bas- Nh. r.. r. Wclch, of Clearfeld,
Pa, formerly of Lock Haven, on the sth
inst, drank in mistake a quantity of Cy-
anide of Potassium, and although every
effort was made by Physicians to save him
he died in a very few minutes.
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BY- The New York LEDGER, the great
Family Paper, has now attained the ex
raordinary circulation of Three Hundyea
and Thirty Thousand Copies The Pros.
pectus Of The Ledger, which contains all
necessary information in regard to it, will
be found in our advertising columns.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-12-26

RoBERr b. ARTHUR Esq, who both
possesses and enjoys large soul and liberal
heart, has our thanks for the presentation
of a large lot Of delicious Celery.
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Total 81, ,952 y!

For the service of the ordnance depart.
ment, l,554,2l3 is proposed, including
100000 for armament of Notifications,
chiefly for the purchase Of heavy artillery
and projectiles, for sea coast defenccs :,
s400, 900 for the national armories to be
used in the manufacture Of the newly
modelled fire arms, and S296,979 for arse.
nails.
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nar Hon. N. p Banks has resigned his
seat in Congress, his resignation 10 take
effect on the lst of January next, when he
will enter upon his duties as Governor of
Massachusetts,.
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pU WALLIS GALvANIC OIL

Bilious Cholic was cured in 10 minutes
ask P. A. Brand, of Harrisburg, Pa. Piles
of 10 years standing cured by one bottle,
and many others of the same chara cter
cured soundly by the use of this OIL.
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Ha- In the House of Representatives, on
Wednesday, Hon. j Clancy Jones, Chair
man of Committee on Ways and Means,
reported bill for the payment Of Invalid
and other Pensions.
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Ea- Benjamin franklin Heislcr, prin-
ter, fell upon curbstonc, in fit, in New
Orleans recently, and died soop afterwards.
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white paper, hnd is com.
posed of tishl pages max.
Ing the haudsoniest weekly
paper IN the Uaion. Il Ia
published every Saturday.
q nd sold at uil the new s
Offices in every city and
town throughout the eoun.
try, and is mailed for sub.
ssribers nj 81 per annum /;
Two copies arc sent for O..
Any person Obtaining eight
subscribers al 81 50 each
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FANNY FERN writes
emily for THE NEW YORK
LEDG Err.
SYLVANUS COBB. Jr,
writes only for TIL e NEW
YORK LEDGER.
EMERSON BENNETT
writes only for THE NEW
YORK LEDGER.
ALICE CARY, Mrs. 81
Courtney, and DR. MEL.
SON write for THE NEW
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4 NEW IDEA,

THIS PAYS WELL send FOR ITI
E'OR FIFTY CENTS, in com or STAMPS I send 10
l. any nddrcss, uIy "SeT Instructor" which I ruar
anlee wiz enable any one 10 20 night to work aud
mcke from 20 10 40 GOOD CORN BROOMS PER DAY,
The necessary hNnr"s can be made by al most any
person. al mere trihc of expense The Sc linsgroye
Democrat, Of August last SAYS We are ALWAYS Glad
L" announce anything new that may be turued To a
hseIul purpose / IL Fisher, Of this place, Is doing
the public no small degree of service by the nt rod
lIon OF ms very hpir mode Of making Corn BrOoms
by winch any one can make them a very riff NJ cost
we chreTn.lv recommend MS Self INSTRUCTOR as some
lining worthy the attention of all who ire growing
Broom Corn" II also gives the best mode Of raj sing
and curing IL.
Address II. FISHER
p, - Selinss :ovc, Snyder Co., Pa.
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Contribute will sontlpu,
TO write for THE LIDO IN
as heretofore.
No expense will be spared
10 secnre others whose pens
shall be considered ccrnpe.
tent 70 add to THE LED.
fER'S attractions AMI Use. -.
fulneas
Mrs. EMMA D. &. n.
S0UTHWORTH writas
only for the NEW YORK
LEDGER.
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Fortifications and Defences

The total proposed expenditures under
the direction of the war department, for
Notifications and o her works Of defence.
is 81 ,932, 900. The following shows tho
amounts that will be required at different
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

Estnts Of John Snyder, late et'Me Borough
Of BeIwick, deceased.
THE heirs and di,tributees OF the Est uto of Joas
4 SNYDER, late OF the Borough Of Berwick, in tbs
County Of Columbia, drceased will lake notice that
the Undersigned, appointed Auditor Of the Orphans
Court of Columbia County, to make dist tiibuon u he
balance in the hands of Charles Snyder. Administrator
OF John Snydcr decd among the heirs OF the deccdtn
VIZ attend ms Office in Blooms burg in said county
on Thur sday the o5th day of January ntI,at O'Clock
r NJ, Of said rny when and where you sy ntisnd II
you thi nix proper ROBERT CLARK,
Bloomsbury, Dec 49, le57-4w AUDITOR
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YORK LEDGER.
GEORGE ID. PRENTICE.
JOHN @. SAKE. and oil
the other best writer o,
contribute TO THE NEW
YORK LEDGER.
THE LEDGER Ia devote a
to POLITE LITERA-
TURE, ORIGINAL L.
Illustrated TALES
L $ 8 A Y 8. POET RY,
SKETCHES, Rlo0RA-
PLY, NEWS, An.
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WnEATLEY'S ARCH ST. THEATRE

AKCH BTKEET, ABIlVE bIATH,
PHILADELPHkA.
fT,HE STAR COMPANY. composed Of the finest Ar.
L ustes in the world and exceeding in Strength and
Talent Dramatic combination heretofore offered TO
the Theatrical public, will appear every night in Com
edy, Tragedy, Serio Comic Drama. VAudsyilles, Mus
cal Burle'tas. SC &c WhFh ',Glius ihs 'ip e
there.
Oct ~, l9j1-3n
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Nfm advertisements.
COLUMBUS MALE AND FEMALE
ACADEMY

THE WINTER TERM of this institution VIII com.
l. mence on MONDAY, the 4th day OF JaHuaty 1859
Instruction will be given in all the rinr hes Of an
Academic and Cunime re al Education.
There will also at the opening oil the Term be
organized a complete
Normal Department,
For the Bdueaton and training Of Teashers for Pabc
&c huois.
For further psrticu'a 'ars sec
TRUSTEES
New Columbur. Luzesrne Co. Pa.
Dee 2J. 1857
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TO DEMOCRATS.

ONE OF the hrsi duties of good Democrat 10 10 sup
~ port his party pr,ss. ThE NEW YORK DAILY
AND WEEKLY NEWS is now well established as tho
Democratic organ Of New York eity. II is Of ths
best newspapers OF The day moreover. Send iu your
suhse riptions Weekly News only ono Dollar year
Dec ] o. 1857
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NOTICE.

once of the Columbia Coal 4 Iron Co
Philadelphia. Nov. 80 1857.
NOT1CE is hereby given that in accord
with the provisions of he of inco rporu.
hon, an Election for Nine Persons to Directors
of the Columbia Coal and Iron Company, until tbs
3l't day of December ssS, until iheiT suseesso!s
are legally chosen will be held at the ONCE Of tho
eompany, s. e. corner Of Walnut and Fourth streets,
Cd floor No ., Thursday, The 3sst day OF December
1857, between the hours oi and o'clock, P. NJ.
q. s. SMITH.
Dee 10, Is5T-tc Steystarv
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

Estate of Samuel Il. Bo,cn,an, late u
Mi0lin township, deceased.
THE heirs and distrbutee, Of The Estate of sAxrsL
l. A. BOWMAN, late OF The townsi of NJ hiin the
County OF Columbia deceased will take notice that tho
undersigned appointed Auditor by the Orphans Court
Of COu mbIa county TO make Of he ba lance
in the hands Of Samuel Greasy aud Seth d bowman.
Administrators of Samuel A. Bowman d ed, among
the heirs OF the deceden VIII attend al his uice in
Dloomsburg in said county. Thursday the 2slh
of January next NJ 10 O'Clock OF said day when and
where all parties inte resled intend if they think
proper ROBERT y. CLARK.
Bloom rg, Dec. 10, lS57.-4t. AupIToR.
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Ahgh.moral tone oharaccrizes every article In THE
LEDGER. In 'ac the nan of its leading eontfihu.
tors are sufficient guarantee that II stands IN marked
contrast 10 class OF weekly publications. that have for
SO long time flooded the country, bu, which foiiu.
naeiy for the morals OF people. almost eItnst.
Dec %. 1857
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------ =
NEW YORK LEDGER
THE BEST FAMILY PAPER IN THE
WORLD
| VIII TIE FHFURIIE IIRITERS RE7HLNED .9ND
-. NEW ONES ADDED ~
STILL GREATER ATTRACTIONS ron THE NEW
YEAR,
FOR 1868 |

The circulation ofihe NEW YORK LEDGER 70 now
1hree Hundred and 7ai'ty TAsa,dHd Cepiss which ia
greater than that pf any ~ ~
Ten other Literary Papers IN dmeyica.
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Lackawanna a. Bloomsbury RaiIroad.

tnHE annual meeting Of the ST. ckholders
i OF the Lackawsnna md Bloon',burg Rail Road
Company win be held at the House Of r V. WnnhoId
(ate Frank iiemc) ~ Kingston, Luzrrne County, On
MONDAY, January itth, bHtwnon tho hours o. Is
O'Clock, A. M, aud clock, p. for the PUFF sT
clcctIug President and twelve Directors for th. en-
suing year II. " DOLLHOUSE,
Wyom ing, Dec. IA, 1887 Sssrsinrv.
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NEWSPAPER AGENCY.
THE citizens CT Bioomsburz can now have the ir
dti'y napcrs furnished them al the pubIishr, ',
prices. thus saving their stage
rublie Ledger daily 81 90 per nnnum.
Pennsylvanlan co
Daily Press 90
Daily News 90
NewY,rk Tfih,ns" 90
" Urrald o.
4" Times 100
New York Ledger weckly2 90
or any other Papers or Magazines publish In Few
York and Phi'adc lphia, in all cases in advance
No subscription received for less than six months
Mrs JESSE G CLARK is authori I'D to receive
ton for the same.
L. W. GO SKLlNG.
49, General Newspaper .8gsRt.
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N. b. The under signed having purohn. sd The ,otk
of goods will continue business at tho old stand whsfs
persons may call and settle their with ihs
late firm, he having the bUOHs, notes. sc.
Dec 10, 1857 q. WIN Low.