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Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-09
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KEEP constantly on hand large lot ofFloor-
ing, Ceiling, Windows, Doors, Sash, blinds. w ash
Boards, Castings, and Man,les---in word, every
thing In our hne. We also have on hand a large
lot Of W heat Fans, Of a superior quality, which
we guaranteeto be equal to any ever made In this
60 untry.
WE WILL FURNISH LUMBER
ard'undertake Buildings outside Of the shop, and
complete them on short notice. -i
We are now receiving, and will D cop constantly
on hand. a large lot Of addressed Lumber Of every
description, for sale And alss Keep materials for
putting on gravel roof, and guarantee them not TO
leak. Terms cash.
June !, lSJ5-tE II
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-09

SrRASGs. IsHr Iri--The Legislature of
South Carolina Ia, passed blllsby large
orsiitotional piajotity, to emend the State
Constitution, ed as to require U. 5. citizen
ship often years, and residences Of two yesrs
in the State to confer the right OF suffrage
No State In The Union seems to have had less
sympathy with Americsrism ;han S. Carolina,
and no State is more indisputaby The property
Of The locoFoco pg!y; yet it's citizens seem TO
have learned thai. Che foreign vote lie mn anti.
slavery element dangerous to the institutions
of the South, and with prompIness much to De
admired. have provided a safeguard, of great
efficiency, against the growth Of that danger
Gus element, within the borders Of that State.
We are pleased TO see this movement, both
because i is proper in itself, and is an unquali-
fed endorsement Of the leading measure Of the
American partyi but, at the same time, 1t is
unmanly and ungenerous TO denounce party,
as all that is base, and then seal its measures
and try to appropriate them TO locofocoism. If
the locofoeos Of any State, or Of the Uuicn, 10.
tend TO make the principles of the American
party part of their own policy, they ought
either 10 let the country know 1t, in so many
words, or cease 10 denounce measures which
they secretly approve, and mean openly to
adopt This movement in the S. Carolina
Legislature, was denounced as rank Know
| Notbinpism, yctihat constituted no bar to its
success; but If American candidates had been
! run there, on ,hst issus, thy and the measure
would have been overwhelmingly defoated.--
The people are crsaf fools, and the Legislators
very corrupt. where such hateful political
ltfickery can BE- triumphantly played of.
We cali upon the people, everywhere, to
mark tbs movement as an evidence OF the
growing conviction that American principles
mast ultimately triumph. In the most rabid
BLACK Republican States Registry law Is ear.
nestly recommended rs aremedy for the evils
growing out Of the foreign vote, and security
agsinst the dangers justly apprchended from
the Corruption Of the ballot.box Patriotism,
public virtue and sense of common danger
are gradually erousing the latent Americanism
Of the natives, and wecannot believe that they
will long remain blind to the all Important
fact. that it is their exclusive right aud most
sacred duty to govern their own native land.
The ingenious knavery of demagogues and the
stringency ofpnriysdrill have caused thousands
to violate their consciences; but the popular
mind will sooner or later assert lis right to
think and act fot ITSELF and whenever that
step is taken, one unanimous voice will pro-
claim the saving doctrine that Americans shall
rule America.
The Richmond Enquirer, too, the organ of
Wise-the revier, par excellence, of American
ism, is indignant at the settlement of few
Italians in Virginia, whom he denounces as po-
liieal criminals, or the refuse Of the country
""e"'e ''e' oo"'' '"u o'A, ,:'r
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~. a.. 49,, c.
eiOn immiprants re- dangerous citiZensl The
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-09
Female Teacher Wanted

Who can teach the common English branches
and mutio in private family, Apply to I. T.
Farnisr Esq, Col. Geo, Smith, or The Editors OIL
the Jeifersonian and the Chronicle, Of z atksvils
Tenn, OF 10 me al lladensvs, Todd coanly, Ky.
Jan, ., 'J1.lw FRANCIS tgFFY.'
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-09

o. We have read OF man who would
rather tell a lie, on credit Of nine months,
thun tell the truth for cash His politics can
be easily guessed, and we would not be sur
prised if he were'a sort Of leader in his party.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-09

n s."f"'Ni VI III l9lu ia p
pay Of CircRit Court the ne.
Ithe 2 sadings, consisting of a
\, boy n aud a CIR 2 years
i all tegether.
Piriet ly Mol, both in appear
are spld for.nS fault but d.
4iies.
cash, balance IA i2monihs,
|tlty rcqolredi
VIM, p. MuNFORD.
Sreclalt'om.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-09

OF Andy Johnson has given the faithful TO
understand ilat he don't want to be Governor
any longer: This announcement! ought to be
followed byu day of fasting and prayer; there.
fore we appoint the first Thursday In August,
it bring lie anniversary of an event WHICH
brought tpon Tennessee a amount Of contsApt
and political humiliation that will render the
name o. Andy Johnson as immortal as the
memory of dishonor. May his plaae never be
filled with his like should be the prayer 81
eve r, honest and true hearted TennesseaH.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-09

OF choice varl
3 years old. Il
the purcha ND
elimated fruit.
PluIns, &C., as !
nurseries. One
on the Nashville /
Octl, '5ifsI
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-09
CHANCERY NOTTcE

in. T. Marable, vs. Thos Il Relses. = c. Var.
borough,J w. Cioegett and = q, sRlfl.
af 1870 20. BiH
] this cause II appearing TO fhe satisfaction Of
til Clerk g. Master from shs obi ations la ipe bin
and the affidavit thereto that the defsBdantsJo. C.
va borough, aud J. w c ioggett, ara nonresidonts
VI tie State Of Tonnesste that the ordinary pro-
cess OF law cannot be served uron them II 10
IL therefore ordered that publication be made Ia
the clarksyille Chrophle, newspaper publishe
cls ksyille, for four successive weeks, requiring
sail nonr, sidens personally TO appeal before chan
cell, al the nest term OF thu Chan@fy Court 10
he held in Ciafksyiieon the Eth Mobay IA April,
1877 and plead answer, or dennr Il said bill, q.
the same will be taken TOR confessed lndset down
ioI hearing Tx pare as 10 fhem
THOS J. MUNFOEp, c. en-
Dae 10 ,E6-Aw
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-09

ONE HUNDRED ACRES
Of land adjsiuing he above described tract F., and
known a, the place purchased by G. ". Stan.
fill from Robert Tompkins and wife. All Of said
land will be sold together, and will be sold on
credit Of one and two years. except
the sum Of $50 cash reserved TO pay the expen-
ses Of the sale. Purchaser giving bond with
good security, and lien retained upon the land
until the purchase money is paid.
CLAY ROBERTS c. & NJ.
Dover, Nov. 22l ls5G-tds
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-09

TOO Acres of
LAND FOR SALE.

in obedieneesto an inierlocntory decree Of the
Chaucery Court at Dover Tonnes sse. made at It's
October term, 1856, in the cause Of Robert Buch-
anan against Sianf g. Kimble, | will on Sstur-
day the 10Th day Of January next. offr for sale to
the highest bidder on the promises. the valuable
tract of land in Stewart county, known. as the
John Stanfil place. Said tract Of lsfHl contains
about 600 acres. and has upon il a comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE, D
all necessary onthouses. stables &c, and is fue-
ly watered and W ell adapted for a .
~ tei ~ STOCK r. RIM.
l will also at the same time and place, offer for
sale
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-09
Valuable Residence in EiktOn, Ky.,
FOR SAlEl

My Residence, situated on the south side Of ths
Russellville pike, and at the West end OF Elk
Fork Bridge, is now Tor sale, aud can be had on
THE MOST REASONABLE
TERMS. The entire premise consists OF about
twenty acres, fronting on Main street; u portio.
Of il lies on AlIensvie street, ranging from thence
cast TO the river, Including the entire bend South
OF the bridge. The location has many advantages
over the mass Of village residences the place
is Hnssprng and uell, spring house, stable, &C.;
also good and extensive garden and yard, a very
spacious and convenient dwelling house, servants
house, cooking apartment and smoke. house with
with an excellent crib and cutting all good
and new, having been built within the last five
years. The enclosure is very good
Also, lot of % or 30 acres OF Land nd oLing
The farm of III. G.. Becomes Esq, the Greenville
road. II contains great quantity of fire,Sood.
NJ ! will give the purchaser a goo4 bargain -
Come and sec. THOMAS w. COLEMAN.
Th roa u.eaka
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-09
IS 7 A R TIN G.
DISCLOSURE!
AZ W. @ VANCE, q

For whom the PuSlic was, short time since
adm onished 70 keep sharp look out has at length
been found Full proof about him of all thechsr-
ges which were preferred against him. The charge
against him Of having opened the most complete
best and cheapest stock of Drugs, Medicines &c.
ever brought TO GAINESVILLE, is sbundantly proven
by hundreds of witnesses who have called upon
him, at his New Establth ment at the store form
ley occupied by Thomai and Warfsld. They all
testify that he sell beter drugs, better bargains,
and waits upon them Jstter than any one else
ever did before, Thsthe is skiful purchaser,
and good Judge Of Drugs, is alsU proven by the
reputation which he has with the Eastern Drug.
gists Of being No iuyer They say there that
hebought all his stock of either the ANUFAeTURERs
or IMPoRTERs, and thgs getting them Of first hands
procured drugs Of muilAbetter quality, as well as
much cheaper than usual As his stock is NEW
THROUGHOUT e. purchased with anusaal care those
who, prefer their Medicines FREsH and PURE, would
do well to patroniz, him. PHYscIASs, COUNTRY
MERCHANTS and WHOLESALE DuY ERs particularly re
quested TO Awe hin CALI, as Ire Is contiient
he can sell them al hwer rates than they can buy
this side the Easi eri Markets.
THE PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT.
shall receive his nost particular attention. No
one ia the STORE will BE- allowed to put them up
but himself ScnpuloHs care accuracy aAd
neatness shall be Observed in this department and
none but drugs offhe finest quality shall be used
in the compositiof Of Prescriptions. BY ringing
bell attached to se Fl ont Door he can be erous-
ed at any hour ofthe night. His terms are sir
months TO puActul dealers. Liberal discount for
CASH.
His stock embraces every thing usually kept in
Drug Stores. Inadditionto
Drugs, Paints,
Medicines, .- Oils,
Dye Stuffs, Varnishcs,
Brapdies, Turpentins,
Wines, Glassware,
keep Also Hlrning Fluids, Cigars g. Tsba Geo
the best assoTtnrnt Of Blank Books & Stationary
in the place.
Soaps, Looking Glass plates
Perfumery Rouge. Flesh Bells,
Brushes, Gll kinds Toilet Preparations,
Combs, Gold Pens,
Pistols, Pocket Knives,
RHzOrs ans Strops, Musical instruments,
Toys, ra PoTtR onnaies,
Fishing Tickle, Game Begs,
Sporting Apparatus, and Miscellaneous and
Fancy artieie Of every description.
. july rs '5SIy WALTER o. VANCE
a.. -.9,a.c, % lns "a. "a, a, : ~
AYay of Circnit Conrh tha ne. June ~ '5t-t
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-09

In conclusion, say, we sell our Apple,
Peach, Plum, Cherry, and Ornamental tree
near, or fully 50per cent less than trees now
Offering in your midst. 'Tis an acquisition
to have reliable nurseries, at home. and If you
think so, you viii give us'the preference.
Very respectfully, w. F. FALL.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-09
n > bryan & heObinsesi,
TOBACCO FACTORS AND \ ENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHlNTS.
~ mm,n sfrees. New Aflenns.

No liabilities incurred, except npep produce H.
hand please read annexed statnmdt
NV OnIEAKs, gam 3reh, 1855
A report having lately been pnt eircalaton
la Clarksvlle, Tennessee, ana lhet7ieln'ty, thai
BRYAN 81 ROBINSON, Of this 4y, had failed
we the ugdsFsigned pronopnee " and with
out foundation. t l.Ys.
LEVY e. SUMMERS, JOS y. ALLEN,
HEWITT. NoRTON&cO.. PfHKINS d co,
WILLS, RAWLlHS& Co, u yEATMAN,
& co MOORE q VAN CULIN FELi0WES
& CO., JAMES TURNE OK 7. 1EEEFlELD
krriE, q SO.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-09

o. Several Editorial and Local articles are
unsvoidably left over on account OF moving
and ixias up.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-09

DIR. JOHN e. DANG
Residence, third house East OF the Presbyterian
Church GJ-ofice, strawberry Alley, opposite
the cour, house.
Ciarksville, Jan IL, '56-Iy
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-09
QUARLEs AND FARRELL.
ATTORNEY's aTlI.AW,
~ CLARKsvlbLE, TENN EsSEEFN
Sept "a, 's6-1y.

CHAHCERY SAFE.
I. ". Doardman, AdmT 81 saily Willis, ex
psrte.
In obedience 10 an orde fnas,s IN lhia cause, Il
tho October term, 1855, OF tie Cimhecs3 court n
ClarksyiIle, will seil, 20 the h4 beA bIJdtr, on
the 18th day Of January, Ish7, AssHB J 81 dag %
Circuit curt avery likely NJ Gkp 81 NI.. s}rSu
Is wears OF age. Terms Of salrl1a e5sait,,ef i:
months, note with approved seeurik.
II. J. MuKFCTp, G. a M.
dec 10. ,56.2N ~ ts1ll " -
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1000

Jul Jaa 81 81 81
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-16

Bay- DELIGuTFUL. The past few days
have been truly deli ghtful, The blue sky,
the foecy cloud, the tender green that
begins to mantle the fields, the balmy and
half languid airs, the young life that ovid-
emily begins to wake up nature, all har-
binger the Spring.
Now VIC behold again the joyous crowd
ed streets, the glancing eyes, tripping forms
and elegant dresses. The ladies, "God
bless 'em," are out in full regalia. The
bonnets are very elegant and SO are "some''
of the faces; and where wells do not in
terferc, an observant pedestrian is al day
entranccd with endless professions of ang-
elic faces and fgnres (cxcusc us,) that ter.
inmate, however, not in radiant clouds, but
in dazzling silks and amplltudinous hoops
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-16

s@- QUITE AN ExcIrEMENT.-Onl last
Saturday afternoon, our citizens were start
led by telegraphic dispatch, stating that
Mr.. Joseph Marsh was to trot his black
mare from Danville to Bloomsbury and
back, distance of % miles, inside of two
hours. He left the judges stand, at the
Court House in Dauvillo, exactly one min.
ute of four o'clock, and trotted to the Ex-
change Hotel, in Bloomsbury, in forty
four minutes. He returned to the judges >
stand at twenty one minutes to six-mak-
ing the whole distance twenty minutes in
side of time. On his arrival at the Court
House in Danville, he was greeted with
immense enthusiasm. His animal appear
ed fresh and strong, and seemed able to
run the same distance over without much
exer ion.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-16
Saturday Morning, May le, 1857.
R- MIsFoRTUNE.--We had the mis-

g- MIsFoRTUNE.--We had the mis-
fortune to break our Press, last Friday,
after working off but few hundred of
the edition of the Columbia Dcmocrat.--
Ma. WEAVER, of the Star, gave us the
use of his Press, TO help us out, for which
act of kindness he has our thanks. DR..
JoHS, will also accept our thanks for the
magnanimous tender of The Republican
Press,
Mr.. LEWIS H. MAUs, Practical Mach.
mist of Bloomsbury, took our broken
Press in charge, and after several days
incessant labor, and with the exercise of
great mechanical skill, succeeded in put
ting it in good repair. This was a noble
enterprise. Mr.. Maus is one of the most
scientific machinists in the country.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-16
RGy- DON'T DO TIFF Won don't wish

sGy DON'T DO TIFF you don't wish
to be bothered with customers don't adver-
tise. When everybody knows what you
have for sale it is more than likely that
you 3ill have many calls for articles in
your line. But if you keep your matters
close, and none but your particular friends
and regular customers know the extent
and quality of your stock, you will be
sure not to be crowded, and you will do a
pretty little regular business--such bust
ness modest men like to do. Don't make
your business too public, by publishing it
10 the world.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-16
DRUG, PAINT AND GLASS
Wholesale Warehouse

CORNER OF TENTH AND MARKET STREETS,
Office i n Second Story,
PHILADELPHIA.
WE invite attention To enlarged stock Of Drugs
w Paints, Oils Varnisics, &c selected expressly
for our sales and comp using of the finest us
ments in the United States, which we offer at low
prices, ot cash orHpprovcd paper.
WE MANUFACTURE very extensively:
Premium Pure White Lead (jest)
Kens singtOn Pure White Lead,
Pearl Suow White Lead,
'VelG Montague French Zinc, best
Pure Snow White American ZINC,
Philadelphia Snow White Zine.
SilVcr's P'aStc Fire and Weather proc Paints,
AGENTS FOR:
POrer's supe rior Alkaline Window Glass,
Genuine French Plate Glass (warrantedl
The New Jersey Xinc Companys products,
Tilden l. NnPhews v. Y. Varnisnes,
Brooklyn Prcniium Pure White Lead,
Hdnpden Permanent Greens,
Pure Ohio Catawba Brandy &c, &c,
IMPORTERS OF
Frcnch and English late Glass,
French aud En- lish Cylinder G lass,
CoOred and Engraved Window G lass,
DaguerrcotIpe Glass,
Hammered Plate ioI Floors and Sky.Li hts,
Drugs, Chemicals, Perfi,mery, &c.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Druggists Articles generally,
Painters Tools OF all descriptions,
Hydraulic and Roman Cement.
CalcIncd aud LandPlaster,
Paper Maker Cav, Satin white &C. tc
FRENCH, RICHARDS 4 CO..
Store, NV corner Tenth and Market sts.,
Factory, Junction York Av., Crown Il CalIOwhill,
April ~ 1857 Phiade lphia.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-16
TRITTu is MIGHTY AND WILL PREVAILl

TRUTH is MIGHTY AND WILL PREVAlLl
RsDort of the Committee appointed to supcrl M te Burn
tng Of the Iron safes, at Reading, february 81 1901
READISG. March 1, 1857.
The under signed, members Of The committee do
respectIly report, that saw the two safes orgl
naliy agreed IN on by FaTTes Herring aud Evans
Watson, placed side by side in a furnace vlL lhe
ga Te Sc by the paymn ster OF the Philadelphia ana
Reading Raj Iroad Company. in his lat Reading
ma nufCtured by Farrcls IicrrIngi aho the sale IN
mse by Ii A. Lantz, in his store, manufac tured by
Evans 4 Watson, and put in books and pap ersl '9'
cisely like. ~ =. ,,
The ii re wa 8 sta rted at 2 o'clock, A N ANA ke
up until four ords of green hickory TWO coIds
OAK nd half chu stnut top wood were enlHeIy 60
sumrJ, the whole under the super ntendenc OF "
subsc ibeTs members OF the COmmittce. Tue Sa ;
were then cooled on with water, az er when IN
were opened md the books and papers taken out Sf
the Commiuee aud sent TO II. A. lIantZ's store 10
public exami Ioa nd ma rke by the COMMITTEE -
The ooks and pa tax from the safe manu- lac
tured by FarTols K Her rings were, in our Judgment
damage iuly biteen per cent more thah those laken
from Evans Il W2tson's Safe.
We believe the above to have hcen 4 fair ana i'm =
partial Trial ofthe respective qualities of both Sales
JACOB H. DYSHER,
DANIEL S. HUNTER
Having heen absent during the burning, we fully
eide with the above taiement 0f the nd tion
OF The PAPER and hooks taken out OF the respeC tive
Safes, - .,,,o,,
". ", tHLENBE
JAS MlLHnILAND
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-16
POSTSCRIPT.
Supposed Murder in panvilIe.

SpPPOcO0 I'LL ACI AL JJduVlIlG,
A horrible case Of supposed wife poison
ing has just been revealed at awhile,
Montour county, Pa, caused by the death
under suspicious circumstances, of Mrs.
Catharino Ann Clark, on Saturday last
1t having been ascertained that her hus.
band, pudlcr, named William Cllrk. had
purchased, on several occasions previously
both arse ic and strychino, at Chalfant &
Hughes Drug Store, in order, as he allog.
cd, to poison rats, and her sudden death
soon after, a suspicion Of foul play was
created. Clark was arrested, and a Ceorn.
er's jury summoned to investigate the cause
OF her death. A postmortem examination
was also held by three eminent physicians
Of Danville, the result of whose investipa-
tions have rot been made public; although
it is asserted the physicians agree that her
death was caused by arsenic. The husband
If Mrs. Twiggs died about three weeks
since, under similar circumstances. and
for certain reasons suspicion rests upon
her as being an accomplice of Clark. They
have both been arrested, d are now con-
fined in the Jail of that county.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-16

Ges- SwoRE ABOUT 1r.-A fellow who
seemed naturally good naturcd enough
stImped his toe at a hole in one of the
payem mt, in our town, the other evening,
and broke firth in voley of oaths that
were blasphcm JUS to God and disgraccful
to himself. We would su gcst to the own
ers OF these ho(e-y pavemcnts, to take as
much consolation out OF the above fact as
they can-consccntou ly.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-16

sef- The OLDEST INnABITANT" YET
ALIvE.-A few days since the venerable
land-tortoisc of which we made mention a
year or two ag', was found on the farm of
DIR. Ramsey, near town, just emerging
from his wintcr retreat. On the lower
shell is engraved the legend 81. d. 1901"
Future generations will find the name Of
Writ, inserted on this apparently never
dying scroll. Near it was found ano her,
-perh'ps mato-bcaring date 1897,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-16

a3- AMBRoTYPEs.--Our citizens have
now an opportunity OF securing one of the
above pictures at the Saloon of Mr.. David
Gin,cr in the Exchange Block, where he
is prepared d to execute pictures in all kinds
of weather, and never falls to afford salts
faction to his patrons, Give him a call,
examine his pictures and Judge for your
selves.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-16
SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS,
THE undersigned respectfully inform

TtIE undersigned respectfully inform
their toners and the pub lie generally, that they
have just received al their Brick Store House,
Light Street, a select assortment OF fashionable
Spring and Summer Goods.
various selections to be found in Country Stores,
Consisting of Cloths, Cassimeres. Delains, Braces
Ealooes &C Together with AL kinds OF Dress goods
for the lad ..- ... -
VERY SORT AND STYLE.
LADIES TALMAS BR0sHAS, HAWLS &c.
Groceries, Molasses, Sugars, Teas, Coffee, Spices,
nd in short everything in the way of Merchandise.
READY MADE CLOTHING, OF every description
uEr ron, Steel Nails .sulky Springs &C.
N5- Thankful for past patronage, It will their
studous i'm to please theii customers and TO give
general satisfaction. - 49,
w a. W. N. GREASY
Light Street, April IL, 1857
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-16

n@D- Every few days party Of raftmen
pass through town on their way home, af
ter trip down the raging Svsquchanna.
They bring good news for the lumber mei-
chants, as they report quick sales and good
price for almost every kind of lumber.