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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-13

w SOUTHERN NAH. ROUTE Bl' SssF ~ 1zI-sea.
TWEEN RICH HDND AND WASHING
'io% via VIRGINIA CENTRAL AND ORANGE n Nd Al
TX A%Dl}lA kAIIliuABS.-Thc night Train eavts Bfoa
Street station O'clock allowing ~ minutes "rasScnfn
rom .he Richmond panvle RalroaG tor supper uuu
,us nee of charge
FARE BY NIGHT LINE
Richmond tu q
t;of.onsvlcto washington by Orange and Alexandra
Railroad. " 70
H. y. WiITCOMB, sup Transportation.
y13dCcts
6,NEENENas TobnccO, Cigars, >nud., Nin's,
J IaproR, Ac-Wc prepared To furnish CIR friends
and the nh with the follow ing celebrated Brands OF Chew
x Iubarcu'
.no " Stones Craubury.
henderson 4 Iiucomhe's Natural,
YIN y Ns8.l'- Buh City
rookrr A ll#H-r~4 Ieeomptc,
las VI C5H4lars Natural Suncured,
In addition go l usual supply Of fine Havana,
ttftf and gars smoking Tobacco, Nnuis Nats
dimes nap, j. y We constantly receiving ad
,lon 10 our Botte1 Wines and Liquors, put up cS-
rr,ssIy Tor ,ur 1ade and warranted pure.
P',,.g5i - ii NJ HARRIS n co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-13

WHO lave mi lrcd In 1lscycs by Certan Pracce, M
lugcd in when alone - habit frequently learned
ON evil eumpaninns school the effects of winch are
tlv felt even vHen eslrcp cured renders mar
mage impossible destroys bo mind and body should ap
ply Immediately.
What pity young the hope of his countryand
darling This lartts should be natched from an pros
ci. and cnpNn,uts o. by tic consequences of deFanE
rom h aud indHug in certain secret hab
!, - -l.A,l hni..ID rll Il ~
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-20
Is Wilmot an american p

The Philadelphia Daily Sun, an old
Native American paper, advocates the
election of David Wilmot for Governor as
a "TRUE AMERICAN"
In this district the opposition papers
hoist the ticket and call i! "Republican
1icket;" in. other counties it is called
"American Republican," in others "Upion
American !" while in Philadelphia, an old
"Natiye" paper claims him as their candi-
date. Now will some of his organs in this
part of the State inform US which of these
shades he really represents; or whether he
is seven sided concern, including Whatever
may be supposed necessary to help click the
Democrats with"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-20
Inst like Them.

Many of the opposition are anxious to
fasten the odium Of the bill for giUing q away
the public works upon the democracy. We
do net wonder at this. They see that it is
not safe to shoulder such a load Of infomy.
But let us see if they can es" ape. Here is
how parties stood in the Senate upon the
final passage of the bill-Yeas, ls.-Dem.
2, Rep. 16. Nays, l4-Dem. 10, Rep. L.
So much for the Senate. In the House, the
vote stood on Gnal passagc-Yeas, 51--
Rep. Al, Dem. 10. Nays, 41-Dem. 81,
Rep. A.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-20
ssy- HeNRY HUBBARD, the aged ex

sS- HeNRY HUBBARD, the aged ex-
Governor Of New-Hampshire, and ex-sena-
tor in Congress, died suddenly on Friday
morning at his retidence in Charlestown,
N. H. Besides the Offices mentioned Mr.
Hubbard was also U. S. sub-treasure in
Boston during Mr.. Folks administration
but his residence has always been in the
pleasant village Of Charlestown, on the
banks of the Connecticut river, where he
was born, and commenced the practice OF
law more than fifty years ago
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-20

IT DIDN'T CONE Our readers will
recollect that Saturday last, the 18th inst.
was the day fixed upon by certain European
astronomers for general sweep of all
creation by the tail of the Comet. 1t didn't
do anything of the kind, however-and
here we are, on this goth of June, ammo
domini 1857, safe and sound "as a bug in
arug, "and without any intention of leaving
this lower sphere yet while--that is, if we
can helpitl This globe of ours, VIC believe.
wags on about in the usual way, and bids
ue1~Doo to all comets and other lOng.bear.
ueu enimais' We breathe "freer and
deeper" now that we NO. ,scanod sw;taI
from the tail ofso ugly customo. o',
friend the Comet,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-20
Rejecting Public Opinion.

The resolutions unanimously passed by |
the Democratic State Convention, which !
We published in last weeks Democrat, in
opposition to tho increases Of Banks, md
the bill for the sale of the Main Line to
the Pennsylvania Railroad company, by
the last Legislature, will meet with hearty
response from vast majority Of the people,
Of all parties, in this section of the Com
monwealth The action Of the Convention
in this matter was but the reflex of public
opinion, The last Legislature 1--WE mean
majority of those composing it) was, beyond
all question or doubt, the most reckless and
corrupt body of men who were ever sent to
Harrisburg to enact laws They went there,
not to benefit their constituents, or subserve
the Interests Of the State, but to enrich
themselves by bribery and corruption, and
fill their pockets with their ill-gotten gains
at the expense oftho honest and industrious
taxpayers of Pennsylvania.
We are aware that these are hard sayings,
and We make them more in sorrow than in
anger. 1t is no pleasant task thus to speak
of the representatives of the people but
when rascality and corruption stalk forth
in broad daylight in the high places Of the
Commonwealth when the people are thus
wantouly and wickedly outraged and
cheatcd-the hitherto fair escutcheon Of
our good old State besmeared and solcd,
and her character tarnished-it is time for
the press to speak out in plain and pointed
terms. There should bu no mincing Of
matters with scoundrelsm, whether it devc-
lopes itself among bank robbers, gamblers,
or legislative robbers. Neither are whit
better than highwaymen indeed, if there
be any difference, the latter class is the
more respectable of the four enumerated.
We are therefore rojoiccd that the State
Convention took the decided stand it did on
the subject, That body has truly spoken
the sentiments Of the people, and the position
viii be triumphantly sustained by the popu-
lar voice speaking through tho ballot-boxes
on the second Tuesday of October. Had
the Convention failed in discharging their
duty in this particular, they would have
been recreant to the high trust confded to
them by the people Of Pennsylvania.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-20
rzs,- Persons of Aur county visiting phila

ssv- Persons of Aur county visiting Phila-
deIphia, wishing to stop at a first class
Hotel, where all their wants will be attended
to with promptnoSs by courteous and
afTablc Landlord, would do well by stopping
at the Mount Vernon House on I'd st.
above Arch. 1t is under the charge Of
Maj. Il. L. BARRETT, formerly of Clearfeld,
Pa, who is one of the most agreeable and
accommodating Landlords in the City.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-20
Southern Monitor.

j. B.. JONES, Esq, sends US the first
number Of q new and very neat folio sheet,
under this title, just issued in Philadelphia.
1t is conducted with signal ability, treating
all subjects with commendable fairness, and
is sound in the democratic faith. Price
only 50 90 per aunum.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-20

"THE TRUTH o2 THE MATTER. The
N. Y. Herald says, speaking of Kansas
outrages, &c -
"But the truth of tue matter is, that all
this fuss that has been made about Kansas
within the past two or three years, has been
created for Tie dencl Of u Jea0 SPECTATORS
IN lands and politics. Under the new
regime the buddle will burst"
At last VIC are beginning to get the truth
Of the matter-and from the Herald
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-20
Pittsburg Daily Union.

This excellent Democratic paper ha:
recently passed into the hands Of Messrs
John II. Baily & Co., and is now printed
on fine new type. 1t is ably edited ad-
vocates sound political doctrine, and mer.
its liberal support at the hands of the
people. Success to the Union.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-20
.sg-JupeE JonDoN at the late session Of

sE~JUDaE JoRDoN at the late session Of
Montour county Court very materially
curtailed the Liquor business in Danvillo,
lie refused to license a single store for the
sale Of spirituous liquors, in tho borough.
He also rejected the application for two
taverns, and granted license to only three
restaurants for the sale Of malt liquors aud
domestic wines.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-20
Increase 40 per cent. ......S $3.50 A
10y Republication is most assurcdl,

fSy- Rcpublicanism is most assurcdly
dying out. The New York Times, one Of
the ablest and most influential Of the organs
of Republcauism during the last Prcsiden
tial campaign, has abandoned the cause
and come out as an "indcpendcnt." It is
said that by instinct "rats leave sinking
ship" The Times has foroscen the down
fall of Rcpublicanism and is preparing to
'stand from under when the crash comes.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-20

LADIES WANTED OUT WEsT.-Thc
Editor Of the Iowa Reporter calls with u
stontorian voice for ladies to come out West.
lie says: "Tho last census reported shows
that there are 33, G10 more males than
females in Iowa. This was taken in June
and docs not include the Spring and Fall
emigration. We are now minus at least
60, 600 ladies 10 make up our quota ~
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-20

sJ- In Philadelphia, last week, butter
was selling at 40 cents per pound, eggs 1s
cents dozen, tomatoes 81 cents q quart,
new Bermuda potatoes 8 cents per pound,
and Strawberries from the South from 81 80
to $500 per quart.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-20

MARRIAGE IN Hon LIFE.-I he eldest
daughter of Queen Victora is soon to be
married to Prince Frederick William Of
Prussia. The Queen has given formal notco
to Parliament of the pending event and
requested ample provisions for the BRIDE
such as becomes the dignity of the Crown
and the Honor Of the country.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-20

New DREss!-The Jersey Shore Re.
publican, a Democratic paper, douned q
new dress las! week, and now presents
quite a neat appearance. We wish the
Messrs, B takers success,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-20

b<S- From glance over the names of
the retiring Senators, we believe the next
Senate will be democratic. Many of these
Senators were elected in. the flush of Know
Nothingism in 1854 and their places will
be supplied by democrats and better men.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-20

UNITED STATES CoURT. The Circuit
and District Courts of the United States
opened at Williamsport, on Monday, June
18th, before Hon. r. c. Grier.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-20

Editorial CHANGE,-Mr. j. T. Hoover
former Editor of the Democratic Wdtch.
man, published at Bellefonte, Pa, has
disposed ofthat establishment to Messrs. S.
). Seely and b. r. Hall, by whom the
"Watchman' will hereafter be conducted !.
Success to it, politically and financially.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-20

ES5~ 1t is fact which speaks volumes
against Black Republicanism, that in those
places where the mania has ragged the most
violently, public sentiment afterwards turns
against and condemnsit. Thus, New Ha-
ven, Connecticut, is the place where Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher preached political
sermon, and closed the services by taking
up subscription of Sharpe's rifles to arm
company about to start to Kansas, to ex
terminate the Border Ruffians. The act
itself was disreputable. But when the
time, the place, the actors and the circum-
stances are considered, it was one of the
most disgraceful scenes ever enacted by
even the Black Republicans. 1t has had
its Legitimate effect; for ot the recent cleo
ton in that city the Democratic majority
exceeded five hundred. The only result
of these crazy acts OF the Abolitionists has
been to convert into impregnable Demo
cratic strcngholds places which have been
heretofore uniformly against the Democracy,
and to immeasurably increase the Demo
cratic majorities were before they were but
small.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-20
American AgricuIluriSt.

This is highly valuable agricultural
publication, issued monthly in New York,
by ORANGE JUDD, A. NJ. 1t is in neat
quarto form, suitable f T binding, contain
ing "a well-flled pages ofintoresting matter
each number of which is illustrated with
Agriculture and Horticulture Cuts. Price
81 90, only, for one year.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-20

ELSE d WILSON have on hand, each and
'very warm evening, ice cream of a superior
quality which they serve up iu the most
handsome style.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-20

be5- The Secretary of War has ordered
twenty five hundred men to march for Utah,
and will send three or four hundred more,
1t is said that Col, Cummings will be the
Governor.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-20
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN

ny YEARS or AGE. havins Ios, ,i. c,,no.
~ nr!lhtfs, danp htrr, son IN law nrubews pTd
nects' by hat dreadful disease CoNsrspTos and suf
Etsl lndies, Egypt and Japan where he dsrovrrcL n
Stu'es az certain cure for Colds, Coughs Bronchitis
& v0"s""pny" % NeNohs Debility and Asthma his cough
moeS' VINO inherited the disease, and in Connection
WIN l son have employ I'd II IN their practice cmriny
"lsIhus "l cases considered hopeless by others =
lot lhs purpose Of resGung many of bis
"'ngs ns ppss ihie, he is sending The Rrrine ~
W." & mlsI " or Ten cents Of IL to pay the most,
age ana the balance printing. PN''
Address DR HEATH
lol sprins st opposite ~ NiCholas Hotel
Jun.Ia ,s5z New York.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-20

ROY Counterfeit new cents are already
in circulation in New York intended, no
doubt, to mix with the genuine in large
quantities. 1t is said they will easily de-
ceivc persons at a casual glance, but being
pewter, like all that kind of coin have q
greasy feel and slumpy sound that any boy
will recognize.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-20
NerU q rll9gngcnts
CORNER STONE LAYING.

THE CORNER STONE of the Evangelical Lulherln
Chu rch in Centre township COmnbia county,.
Ia wiz he Iad God wiling, on Taarsdoy the ssh Of
June, with appyon'3to religious services ia Ene lsh
and Ge'mah. setylces 10 Commence al 70 O'Clock, A.
NJ Mia sters of al deuOmi nations, anl the nu b C
generally, are invited to attend.
-oo.,o-- L, a. sHARR ETrs, Pastor
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NEW AND USEFUL.
WI LBQ UO II.

PATENT APPLIED FOR
THE nnfcr'Isncd offer 10 the public iht tnum hi
quOr an tirienI substitute fn linsrrd OIL n
thinner for all sors oi falts ground IA on exc cpt
venetian Red.
When rhinnei with the Olcum tha Paint WI cover
better dry quicker and VIII be- durable, and when
warn shed, the paint will have and r,tuh lhC most
glossy appca rance; aud The elasticity 'f the thinner
viii enable the pain: TO vie to the vanish; and the
king aud pe:ling OIL 50 common ~ urGIrary yaI.
nisheh oil paints is entirely avoiard.
Fnr painting TN Roofs lis eqnal caonnt hr 'onnl.
The elm can be us"d by itself, ur ~ common with
L,nsecd O. Narrish, Japan or lurpen mo at the op
ton of the Painter.
II. cost - abot one half OF that of l.nsced OIL
thus considerably reducing the Npnust ul p1ttIrg
We faithfully recommend It FOR AL purpusgs indita
ted and warrant II 10 give satisfaction Liberal dla
| count 10 the trade.
DIRECI 10 TS.-Tmn the paint with the Olrum Li.
qnor AMI work IT wcil until l. npws freely lr Ee
brush.
The brush must be rnr fran all moisture and in "a
riab9 ought to he soaked welt win ih" uicum Liquor
previous 10 puintIug.
Instead ct placing the brushes ia water over nieht.
AZ painicTs generally d" hes ought 10 he .ui in INC
Oleuin Liquor, which w greatly Eclli'dir rh, work
The paint mixed with HE urum Lrldcr Will work
better If be allowed Ia sand rom - lo y hours pre
y0u. TO IT'S i1g used. aHd then ihi1U,d To sucn n
consistency az 10 WORK rer al easy under the bash
~ the usr 0f Japan tuc plut Will b. rendered sim
frmer. Nix lhe Japan Ii'st wiln the paint aud then
thin II with the Ulrum LIIuor in The manner men
toned above.
3, 100 pounds of Pain hnnrd with the Olepm i.I
1uor, VIII cOvera larger suffice ihan ID pounds tl Il.
The Olenm Liquor is not to br used with vrnt an
BRElNlG, ALTMAN X BREIhIG
American Paint and Culot Wu,kg
Corner *iH and Green Sta, PhIlairIpti,
.oGl,e-N cosn'l IHird aud Wood SIS riiintci.
w We also manulc .rre Chrome Yellow. Ch,or,e
reel II. Chine sc and Prussian Blue, Verm linn and
Scartl Red in various adcs and qualities, either dr.
in Oil and warrant them TO br equal to any Ot hcT
make, either here or abroad.
June G, 1857.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-20
" a rri ages S.

On Thursday evening, l1th inst, at
Warncrville, Columbia county, by James
Masters, Esq, Mr.. PETER d. SwIsnER to
Miss ELIZABETH WARNER, both of Pine
township, in this county.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-20

SS~ Col. John W. Forney, it is said, has
been formerly rendered the lucrative ap-
'ment Of Consul to Liverpool,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-20

Il II Inn Ir-f ~
contain about '' "e' 10
FIFTEEN HUNDRED p,Crsi
(size Of fpage . by 90 inches
The object OF the United States Direclorv wiuh
lst. 70 give he aud post office adjISs oT ~,
male person COL the age OF Is and upwnrdsl in thg
United States. '"'"J I" inc
I'd. To give the name Of every nos, ofico mud ,
master in The United States ~ """ post
3d. TO give the nane and place of nubiic,tio, os
every Dally Rrctiv, Monthly and QaaTtetlv Pnnpt
ahd Magazine pubiishcd in the United StGtes 1f''
Each S'ale clly, town, village and most Cnlca ,y n
be alphabetically arranged. 'o VIII
The nlmG OF each pc rae n will he aInbabe,i..I,, -
add ress. ''N Post 0liOe
Astha United States Directory will bo a maticr N :
lhiere't 10 every resident in America we Trspeci
solet tue nid Of post masters nd ubefs in oII az, -,
OF tue country, ia obtaining p4me aud senJine iL
on as soon as possible. "s '"c"'
IN making up lists, write the name of Post Oai.o
ouhB ana Sta =, at the head the sheet tbrn MI
thu leulhuer Miu disti nCtly fitlGn names of mai.
persons ohy, Of the age of fifteen years and
an9 a. soon as you have sufficient 10 IlI an anvi
'oIWard lhem on immediately i'
a Prospectus will be sent nost mil "a ans, ,o..,
who may order il. ' f''' ;" any Pc'soh
10 PREVENT MsTAHEs-Wriio dIstInrilv m, mama
post oiheo, county aud State ''' ''' "u'nc'
MORALS GARDNER & WILKES,
Publishers,
n n p,,., Cincinnati Ohio,
~, -fuOlIbhefs inserting The ahnve Prosnrrtus
@ "ins the uIre times IN their weekly name,
nn ' 1.leniOh 70 tue same in their editorial col.
s ~ receive copy OF the U, Directory deliver.
20 ut We once free OF charge. Direct all sxebenge
Jpns ~, l5J
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-20
The CataWissa Railroad.

We are pleased to observe that, the
earnings of the Catawissa, Williamsport
and Erie Railroad, during the month Of
May last, were. .............s .s39,67o 60
Due connecting roads. ..... 1882 95
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-20
D @ q t h S

In this place, on Saturday, 18th inst.
of scarlet fever, SopARoSIA, daughter of
Sheriff Miller, aged about 10 years.
"see, IsracI's gentle shepherd stands.
With all engaging charms;
HefS how he calls the tender lambs.
And folds hem in his arms"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-20
SOMETHING NEWT

'NNN' w "
1a@S fo""S Amcric0 Fire Ciacter P;sl9Ii
bhis H Is admitted To be the most amusing Tov-..,
o"eteu ~ 10 Young Amelca, liable for all ti,y
anJ i'iaHes trnoft equal 10 The common - ,
tbo Ut olll WIN the same precision Tor len D. ID . -
on, omIusn nol win force eroueh 10 XII, " aking 5
nu'P az amI hdIml' g pistol Ter target pratIiIr .
o. H'S'ehcc' i0OOlO sold tour works. Rrtni nrro
81 ~ GEMS and upward ncoordpg to ihe market Trads
PICe SI1 per lou psl0 H. cash on dplivrrv SEM bs
L&prefs to any part OF the country ''"' y
A, w. HALL,
Inventor and Sole ManuiacIuTet
A G,II too.,o,i ., 80 Broadway, N. Y.
ufrss on receipt Of a postage stapn ~ IVY N'
4 m, NE OhaIhthS constantly on hand w lCOo
- "uh,yu, bclulIiul Sp"Cime II Pistol SENT by
June l3, IS57-3I 'r' VI g.
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E0r;h BTaRch Canal.
COLLECToR's OFFICE,
BEACH HAVEN, June 8, 1857.
Col. TATE The receipts of Canal
Tolls, at this Office, arc as follows -
March, ,......... ...... S9l 0i
April, ................... 1885 10
May. ......,........ 20 953 80
Total. Sal GAO IA
Respectfully yours,
JOHN s. FoLLMEe,
Collector.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-20

Net receipts for May, 1857, .s31,74e e5
do do 1885,. 22,s57 81
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OMNIBUS LINE & LIVERY STABLE

EasSv3 N \. PRENIIS
Ti,EgoAsL, NOW runs a new Omnibus A.
Sll<--~6} o. pMe Metn ls,oom sburg aud the NF-$Q
, ---------h road depot, which wiIl-AlL4-
Sh' passengers Il ON and 10 any of g rcsidcnres OF
@ Wu "" ~ or lhe American House aud Fork Hotel,
"a b u VIII also llrnlsh eonyeSanoes 10 alltTaveIle
III 10 'niy Mish to go into any part Of the county
,tnu ne nas also large llverV stable connected with
excursions nr husneee ~ '''''"s' f''N~
bioomsburg, ApriI q, lga5-Iv
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-20

And an extra copy to the getter up Of
the club Of fifteen. AL orders must invari-
oIIy be accompanied by the cash.
Post Masters and others will please &c,
as our agents for getting up clubs.