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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-25
SCOTS LITTLE GIANT"CoRN AND COB MILL,
Pat nted May 10Th, 1884.
TyNHE ,ttentention of PIanters Farmers

l. and Stockholders in general is respectfully He'd Ia
this mill the mo Important article OF the KIN now IN
USE not only well adopted tor grinding cob me. tor stock
FIR for the table AMI especially Bread Mea! fom corn
not fully ripe or dry in the fall
In setting this NH. mechsno frame work Is want
ell! only requiring to tened to floor or platform
T. silly jul tel and IL ed by nnyhody. even a Child
Tie little n received the FRS premiums ut the
late Agricultural Fa rs in NJ 'ur Kentucky Mary
ana other States and tbat in the most complimentary man
per; well the dy concentrations OF fhe thousands
"itnessing its performance.
,r and No. warranted grind 10 bushels of feed per
aur with no Sc and offered the low price OF sao
coap' etc. dy tor att CHA. the lie n-No at S.u
grind - bushels er hour With two no ses
Manu;, ured by Stot burt ST, Louis Scott & hock
bee Bait more Scott & Hedges, Cincinnati.
From the Cincinnati Daily Times.
THE LITTLE GIASr,-Ry inyta'io on we cal at IN
estah shue of Scott Hedges yesterday, TO witness tha
opsat ous VII tie inve has d. nominated The Litd
tie Uiintt'o. and Corn Cob Mill" If ever name was
well appl Ell il is in the pre- ehi instance The MI! weighs
On a three huldrei pourds and with >iu" morse
aitace a 10 font shaft it ett up crn and cob with
a y, ngeance.' lti> goi up improvement on the
best of this kind ever attained, and Is 81 Simple
in const tn be put together and set IN
mo ioa weAty mates and afterwards be adurted and
used with y anyh"dy. 1t will grind with eaie from
IL 10 II tiusnel- pr hoAr.
To the rmer III nill so simple in its construction
occupyips so tile pace, propelled by power always or
han,. nd furnished the ezcaediua low prize ef SOL al
lords OF the gre test we have ever seen
Nhe ever they have been Drodur ell they lave uniVer
sal favr LsteyeTy mt rested in agricultural i'aur
call n al Sect & Hedges No. Water Street, examine ant
see il in opef' ton.
in ops rati"n which he will he pleased to EXHIBIT.
| uo,o-nl6 B.. r. HOLDEN.
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John Larkill.
COPPER. ZINC. TIN. SHEET "a
~ IRON, BRASS AND LEAD MANUFACTURE -


~ IRON BRASS AND LEAD MANUFACTURE 81
Err Jackson Street, Thiboddux, La, o.
Has on hand every variety OF
Cooking and other Stores and Crates.
Also-manu acures CHARTERS Granu'atnrs GasometeTs
Snee Iron Jnice Boxes and everythin. connected with
his buints 1T the shortest notice. and on the most rea
bic
Hnping Pl will it is to their interest 10
encourage dome he is determined to do
everyth ng in The very best mtnner,
AISU-Agent the parishes OF Latonrche and Terre
bone Tor III ale OF c. LEvITTS CORN and COB
CRUSHING MILL for p anters.
Also
SPRATT'S PATENT LIGHTNING ROD, the best in the
world. All on thu reasonable terms jyl4-1y
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HAVE YOU SUBSCRIBED
IN THE-
Cosmopolitan Art Association
FOR TIE THIRD YEAR9

FOR TIE THIRD iEARt
GEE the RARE INDUCEMENTS
~ The msnaseme mt have the pleasure OF announcing
that the collection OF Works OF Ant designed for
among the ,uscr bes whose names rCce we'd previous
. the 18th of Januay, 1857 is much larg'r an more
ccstly than on any previous yea. Among the leading
works Sou p,ure-eAecued n me hnes lhafheis VIC
new and b auti al Statue OF the
WOOD NIlHPH,'
The pns,s of the Three Grea, American Statesmen,
Clay. WEBSTER. AND CALHOUN,
Also the exquisite Idenl Bust, SPRING.
IPOLLO AND DIANA
IN MARBLE, LIFE SIZE
Together with the following Groups and Statues Ia Garrara
srRTGGl.E FOR THE HEART,
VENUS AMI APPLE: PSYCHE: MAGDALEN;
CHILD OF TIE SEA; INNo FNt'E:
CAPTIVE BinD; and LITTLE IRu AM ;
With numerous wort Bronze ard col ec' on OF sew
ri huadsed FINE OIL PAINTINGS, by lend
ing Art SIS. ,,
tie whole If which TO be distributed or allotted
ano Q the ,ubscr es whose are received previous
t. the Tyventy-eiShth of january ~, When
the Distribution will Ike tiace
Terms OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Every subscriber OF THREE DOLLARS is entitled to
cop oi the splendid Ste Engraving Saturday NIsht
or COPY OF ny of The following 50 igaznes one year
also COZ of the ART J0 RNAL one year, and Ticket
in he Annu ii bi>tr ution If Works OF At
Thus every 50 ptii, eFson not only Gets oe'nt-
fn Engraving OF Magazine year but also receives tie
Art Journal ,ne year. ard TICKET IN the Annual Ds
tr button making FOUR DOLLARS worth of reasiins mat
Ter besides The ke by which valuable painting or piece
of st ,tuary may be we'd in ad 1t on
Thos. who pree. Maaaz Engraving Saturday
Night, can either OF the f1llwng one year IL T!
Mag zjne GodevS Lazy Book, United 81 ties Magazine
KnicA erbor ker Magazine trah ,ms sazine Backwo I'd
Magazine. Southern Literary Messenger.
No person restricted t' single sh IRE. Those taking
five member hips m ng si5,nre entitled 10 six Ensft-
wings SIX tickets in the ds'rihuon or any i've oil
the Magazines one V ar, and SIX TICKETS.
esons remi ting funds for rship vi please
rrgst letter the Post Office TO prevent loss OFT re-
ceipt of which, a cerc tie OF Manb rshr together with
the Engraving Magazine sired, VIII be forwarded u
any p of the country
For further prticullr the November Art Journal
SEM free application.
For membership, address Z. h. pEkbf :sctuary
C. A. A. 3is Broadway. New York, Wetrn Office. lot
Water street Santusky, Ohio the Office OF The Houna
Ceres.
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LOST.

LOST
A N ACT OF SALE passed before Ado|phe
n Cudroy. Notary Public, in the Parish of St
Martin, about the nh Of March. 1853, from Ram
son Eas,on TO Thomas Na>k-Il, also sheriff sale
in the case Of Scribncr & Hitchcock. VS.. Robert
Crawford, m:de by alexander Lire,,e, Sheriff of
the Parish of Terrebonne. on the 29th Of May.
ls40. of tract Of land having front of FIVE az
penis on both sides Of the Bayou Dularge, with a
depth of forty arpen,s Amy person having any
knowledge Of said acts, or either of them will
please communicate the same 10 the subscriber in
Franklin. or 10 Goode & Aycock in Houma. La.
mh2s.3t THOMAS HASKELL.
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Little Giant.

lust receiving a nrw invoice this Gel
- ehrated CORN AND COB MILL OF different sizes,
with rces ringing fr,m $40 rs. Accord to SIZE,
always inc uding the ha sweep. Every stSk-iesder
shoul have 4 these Nils rs the amount saved in
fee lu ~ tn rd besides the great advantage 70 tae
health of stock. For sale by
Thit>isGy Jan. 1857 B. 2. HOLDEN
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JOSEPH DIXON,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER,
Foot of Jackson street, Tbibodaux.

Foot Of Jackson street, Tblbodau1.
cY- THE NDERSIGNED kes pleasure in informing
the public that he has opened Paint Shop in Ihibn-
dauX, ami is dy to mike contracts for painting n
il apches such : Ira ming, M4Fbng. and all kinds
of In tatons Payer Hanging. &c. Sc all orders left at
lis resid directed address through The post
clice, " i'll meet with immediate attention.
ieb2c-ly JOSEPH DlAoN-
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Hotel and Stable.

The undersigned would also inform his
friends amp the public that he is prepared to
date all who may call upon him. with comfortable log
ings and his tabe is always well supplied with the hest
that be procured in in the market Every eNertion
will be made administer Comfort and convenience Of
his guests.
His stables well stocked, and Of conveyance
he procured at all times Travellers conveyed to any
part OF the country at all mcs and the most accom-
modatng terms
Dec 6ti JOHN BERGFR
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Porter's Spirit of the Times,

A CHRONICLE
TURF, AGRICULTURE, FIELD SPORTS,
LITERATURE AND THE STAGE.
Published every Saturday Morning. No. 346 and 3is
Bo4dway, New York.
WIN. T. PORTER AND GEO. WILKES, EDS.
Single Subscriptions SIS year, in advance. No sub
script on received less than months.
TO AGENTS AND ADVERTISERS
The term of - Porier's Sp' to Ag nts and News
men, will 81 hund ed. Clubs can b. supp led with
Fiv. Cones wear os Twelve Dollars, and Nine Coz e'
TO, Twenfy Do,rs Agents will Tlea~e at f'rw I'd
their orders tor the first number the Wholesale News
pap De ers who have previously supplied them with
New York papers.
Adve tsem MS - cents per line payable in advance.
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TERMS.
Thomas Sweeney,
4 EIVd1IiS" = ~ NST$yS
CHEET-RON.C0p ZINC. !

~ n u L 7 tNU.N' VT T''t' IT y II y
~ BRASS AND LEAD MANUFACTURED,
HOuma. La,
Having permanently estail she'd himself in hi> place
for the purpose FRYING the business IN all ITS
y,rou r3mitica;ons pectf ners his services tn
the liens OF TIE rebonne. and soicts share Of the pubic
| NJ on,ra ali--iy
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cou

ETAT DE LA LOUISlANE-Cour
IL du 5eme District Judiciaire Paroi.se Terrebanne
Samuel Lee. No 1906 Gagne & Tennen.,
No. 1925. us. H. S. Hancock.
En- vertu de deux writs dallas Fl. ia,
emane de la sus-dte Cour, dams les causes
ci-dessus intituiees ct numerofees, ii sera
oflert en- yente publique, au plus maui 81
dernier encherisseur, par Aubn bou's'
Sheriff de la dite Paroisse, Ia Ma'so"
de Cour Houma,
SAMEp1, LIE 2 MAI, 1857,
entire IL heures A. NJ. ct heures P. NJ, "a
propriee ci-apres decrte. savolr:
Tn certain moroccan de terre sitne cans
la paroisse Terrebonne, sur la rive oro''e
en- descendant du Bayou Black, meus'fan'
I'm arpent ct demi de face, par Ia Pro'on.
deur de rarpen,age, con'enant environ %
acres de superficie, eiant dams la section
No 2. r. II, r. Is, borne en- haut par ia
terre de SyIvere Blanchard ct en- has par
ceIle de Etienne Ordineand, avec toutes
les ba,isses eli authorizations aui sy
trouvent.
Termes ;-CoMPTANT.
la lite vente sera fate pour satIs.alrs
: Ia somme principale, i'interet ct les
fra;s dams la sus-dite cause.
A. BOURG, Sheriff
az
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,sh Provi,ians, and Western
l to supply Fla tiers and others
geous than they can purchase
e.,ns.
GRO ERIES. WINES, and
>, and consist in part Of the
.:
KETcHUp, Walnut, Tomato;
LARD. M. | Leaf;
LOBBSTEr s;
LEMONS; -.-- .-=.-..
LAMPwIcK;
LIouoRs. Corrac. Chapagne'
Peach and New York Bran
. dies. Old Bourbon, Irish
and Rectifie-l VIII SIX y; ia
maica Rum; Holland GIN,
etc etc:
Mustard, Creole and Kent y;
MoLAssES; -
MACARoNI,
MATCHES, Friction;
MACE; .-.. H..
NrTMEGs:
!; Mrs. Pecans and Almonds:
OIIs, Olive, Lamp and Lard;
ONIONS;
: PICKLES, Assorted:
Pork, Mess md Prime;
POTATOES, sweet and Irish;
PEACHES, DR.. ed;
PEPPER, Black: -.
PEPPER SAUCE;
POWDER ting and Rife
Pipes, Cay ami Stone;
RAIsINS, Ma aga;
RICE, Carol ma a d Creole.
SALT, coarse. fire #nd t,bie;
SUGAR Loaf a. d Brown;
SOAR Bar, Castle AMI Fancy
STARCH. fuA's and Co!g It's,
SNUFF, Scotch and Maciboy;
SARpINEs:
SHOT, Buck and Drop;
SAL TRAITS;
TEAS, A SORT d;
TOBACCO. do;
TIN-WARE do; rl.-
VINEGAR;
WIN Madeira, Sherry
Champagne, Port. md Red
WASH BOARDS, etc., etc.
HING thit is usually KEEP
ocery, may be had of him oil
2 and 10, St. Philip Street.
Thibodaux. La
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Boarding House.
Piouyh.! PiOisslls!

THE SiIBSt RIDER has on hand about
l. oae hnnire Plrughs, a. J. Young & Mctlanthan's
nuf cture # Maysvile Ky. irnn No. to M. L.
4 hi h or thr sake IF clusna tn senmen he offers
f,r sale on rc ere lii, from to 81 pr plough lower
man h. ha, ever efe sod il this market. ices from
I$J41uSiirO. Af-w Bull tongues Shovel Plough
500 Paptcrs would do well t. embrace this oppor
III lily to srpf themselves with good and chez poughs.
Resrectsullc, Is. +. HOLDEN.
Tn h ,amx. Nuvemb 2st. 1Sj5-nl6y. ....s
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PREPARED BY

DIR. JAMES c.. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist
LOWELL, MASS.
Price Is Cents per Box. Five Boxes Tor 81
SOLD BY
FRrzEIL g. Books. at the Houma Drug
Store, and blanchard, Cazenavei;e Il Co.,
Thibodanx. Dec. %. y
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-25
Education, &c.
THIBODAUX COLLEGE

THIBODAUX COLLEGE.
II TAKE pleasure i'll ANNOUNCE ~
i ing 10 parents guardians, and the public ~ IA
in general, that havirg secured the ser
OF coapt gentemen,1 shat hencei TUE uii
the above name conduct my inst tuition on larger sce
The plan pursued will be similar t. ihl' anopt
ed by hest colleges and the tuition comprises Az 'e
branches usual, ttu.ht in such Establishments
ready to receive botrders Of which parental care
will be taken,
TERMS.
Regular English Course. SO 90 per month.
Every adi;io Language - ~ . .
Poard and mi ion 5lG0 90 annum
For further tar. t1r TO terms, cosdons e'c, ap
ply to- CHARLES SCHIFFESrElN, PRINCIPAL.
~ y n.os srtns win be issued soon 20tf.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-30

McKIM,-An absurd story has obtained
currency, not only in this county, but has
found its way into the newspapers OF the
surrounding counties, that the prisoner,
McKim, now under sentence Of death,
after his conviction refused to eat, and
attempted to starve him self to death. -
This is simply not true--he has borne up
under the pressure of circumstances with
great fortitudc, and We take this carly op-
portunity to predict that be will meet his
fate with great frmness. 1t may be well
here to state that people should place little
or no reliance in the hundreds of stories
fabricated about MnKim and published in
the city papers, most of them are gross
falsehoods, made to order McKim has q
wife and one child, residing in the neigh.
borhood Of Chester. Every right thinking
man must pity the unfortunate situation in
which they are placed, and no one should
try to add to their already heavy burden
by heaping additional crimes of which he
is not guilty, upon the unfortunate man.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-30
Marshal of the Western Dis.
trictl

JAMES G. CAMPBELL, Esq, of Butler
county, as we uppriscd the readers of the
Columbia Democrat, fortnight since, has
been appointed to the Marsholship of the
Western District of Pennsylvania. Mr..
Campbell has long been known as an ar
dent De nocrat and warm friend of Mr..
Buchanan. He was n member of the
Electoral College at the last election, and
was selected as the messenger to bear the
vote of the State to Washington city. He
has been Sheriff of the county where he
resides, and has all the requirements and
requisites to make q frst.rato oiliccl.
The Butl,r Democratic Iicrdld, pub
lished at the home of our nc " Marshal,
thus exultingly announces the app cintmcut
of Mr.. Campbell 1t was with unfeigned
pleasure we received the news Of the ap-
pointmcnt of our townsman, James G..
Campbell, Esq, as Marshal Of the Wcs-
tern District of Pennsylvania. President
Buchanan has made no better appointment
1t is good in every respect. Here, where
Mr.. Campbell lives, he needs no endorse.
ment; and to our fri ends abroad we can
say an honeSt and a deserving man. has
been appointed. The applicants for the
Marshalship, from other counties were
men of character and merit, and the con-
test was longSand doubtful, and therefore,
the selection of Mfr, Campbell is as highly
complimentary to him as it is evidence of
the discretion of the appointing power
We need only add, that to the discharge of
his new duties he will bring considerable
experience, and that faithful, prompt
and attentive performance of them may be
looked for in every instance.
Mr.. Marshal Campbcll's appointment, is
received with signal appreciation, by the
Democracy of Pennsylvania. We doubt
not he will make an efficient and popular
Government officer. His FIRST session of
the United States Court will be held at
Williamsport, commencing on Monday,
the 18th of next June.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-30
Bogus Reward.

We learn from our exchanges that the
large reward offered for Mckim, the mnr-
dercr of Norcross, was all hoax, with the
exception of $500. This is not only q
fraud upon those who arrested McKim,
but it cannot fail to operate seriously
against the interests Of society hereafter
and while the offer of S25G0, so conspicu-
ously posted throughout the country served
to direct public attention to the matter, and
stimulated hundreds to join in the pursuit
which resulted in the arrest of the fugitive,
yet it becomes a dangerous precedent, and
large rewards, conspicuously posted in
glaring capitals, will hereafter be looked
upon with suspicion-as gull trap, to
deceive the people. Those who offered the
reward and now meanly skulk behind an
irresponsible hand bill, are base scoundrels,
who strike deadly blow at the peace and
safety of society, while they open broad
avenue for the escape Of the guilty. Wolf
and Koons are entitled to the reward, and
those who offered it should pay it. They
should be compelled to pay it, because th(
interests of the community, as well as tht
claims of justice demand the payment,
.Moastour american.
We cordially agree with the sentiment
expressed in the above; but that the reward
is cut down to $500, is ccrt4inly mistake
One would hardly think that officer Black
burn would so readily endorse and advcr
tise bogus rewards Besides, we ar
assured on good authority that the amour
offered is at least $500, viz: $1,000, b.
the Governor of Mass ,$50O,b by the Cover
nor of Penna,, aud $500, by the friends @
the murdered Norcross.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-30
Poor Unfortunate Pollock.

Gov. Pollock his signed the bill for the
sale of the Main Line of the public works.
BY this one act he has disgraced himself
in the eyes of all honest men and rendered
himself obnoxious even to the most corrupt
and treacherous Of his party who elected
him. Had he refused to sign that bill, he
would have at once established a name
that would have lived for ages after him
unborn thousands would have pointed to
Pollock as q model Governor. But alas,
the money power wields too great an in
Auence. Pollock csuld not withstand the
temptation and he sinks with the legisla.
tors who disgraced themselves by voting
for the bill to be pointed at as thing that
had an existence-no end but mischief
Of no reputation, He will retire from his
high place unhonored-with mark upon
his person, made by his party who Kicked
him overheard before he was ready to with,
draw as the candidate for re election.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-30
Pennsylvania Legislature,
SENATE.

MONDAY, May 10.
Senate met at 3 o'clock 2. NJ.
The SPEAKER laid before the Senate
a communication from the Canal Commis-
sioners, transmitting a communicate
from VIM. Il. Mafis, Superintendent of the
North Branch canal, relative to break in
the Upper North Branch canal, as follows:
PHILADELPHIA, May Is, 1857.
10 the Board Of CaaaL Commissioners
GENTLEMEN-I regret to inform the
Board that the recent flood on the Upper
North Branch has taken away 315 feet in
length of the Horse Race dam, which
allows the whole of the water of the river
to pass through it. Consequently, the
Upper North branch canal cannot be
brought into use until the dam is repaired
The dam is 900 feet long, and cost, with
The schultz, about Ss5, 900.
1t will be impossible to form any esti.
mate that will be reliable, until the subsi.
denre of the flood, as the channel, has been
much deepened by the action of the water
My impression is that an additional amount
will be required beyond what is contained
of the appropriation bill of 10000.
would, therefore, ask the Board to commu
nicatc the fact to the Committee of Wayl
and Means, in order that the Legislature
can provide the necessary funds to repair
the breach Respectfully.
w. r. MAFFIT.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-30
D Q q t h s -.

In Hcmlock township, Columbia county, on
last Friday, MAY 22th, 1850 PAUL,
Son of Hebulon and Rachel Robbins,
aged 8 years l month and days.
"Bencath the sod, in sweet reposc,
Is laid mothers dearest pride;
A flower that scarce, had walked to life,
And light and beauty, ere it died
In G attawissa, OH last Thursday morning
Mr.. BENZ. SHAHpLEss, aged about 04
years.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-30

ba- The President centemplates coun-
try residence during the extreme heat Of
summer. Arrangements are nearly com
pleted, we learn, for his temporary resi-
dence, in the vicinity of "The Soldiers
Home," four miles from the City of Wash.
ington, He will 60 out each evening, and
return in the morning to the White House,
where he will attend TO business during
the day.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-30
A MAP OF COLUMBIA AND MON
TOUR COUNTIES

TIL subscriber takes pleasure in Informing the cit
zens of Columbia and mOntOur counties, thai he
intends publishing LARGE 4.ND ORK.8.fE fEN7.9L
Mp OF the counties above mentioned, from actual
measurements, by original surveys throughout both
counties lie also takes pleasure to stale that 10
make .lhe surveys, be has engaged MIR James Kelly
one oil tue most competent aud xperien
in the state-Author file maps OF PHILADELPHIA Wash
ingOR, Richmond, Montgomery and Union eotmties DC
The surveys Will be commenced as soon us a sun.
ceEt number OF copies have been subsCi hed for to
warrant its publication.
1hG map will contain an actual survey nf all the
pubic ROADS win lheIr DISTANCES marked thereon in
way that the distances between any wo places II The
counties can eas ly be ohtaaed Also the location
anus, Hotels, CAarfhes SchOa Houses, Snhshops Post
Offices, HheeDrghts Foundries, Furnaces Factories &c
with the names o all the property holders in the
exact places throughout the counties
Plans of ali the towns in the counties, large scale
W i'll appear in the margin,
The plan Of the map will be plotted to utablr
scale, so as TO make large and ornamented map OF
not less than my by forty inches be engraved ir
the hest style handsomely coOred and delivered /,
subscribers only at s. per copy payable on delivery
J. a. J. CUMMINGS, Publisher.
Chilslpanue, May 10. is57-u
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-30

ReS~ Hon. VIM, BIGLER, U. s. Senator
from Pennsylvania, was in Pittsburg on
last Monday, on his way to the Western
States, on tour of observation. He pur.
posed visiting Kansas and Nebraska, re.
turning via the Lake Superior mining re-
pions.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-30
CAUTION.

Li persons arc hereby cautioned against haiiorug
"A 1r tIu"lnE certain runaway npprpniic. h1y,
nln'H r1o'ge Hn"Cr, aged nhuut ii YEARS who was
nn'S, aud has lr my employ pnd So, yir. wtLoVi int
SnnS" am therefore dc ctermined TO pay dtbts "
ms contracting htlrr TINS dIIc, aud Rlso cauuun Hl
persons against employing said runaway then pcr
. BENJAMIN WINTEESTELN,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-30
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS,

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'IhE undersigned take pleasure in announc NJ 90
Il Merchants that they n ne manufacturing n gunrI,or
atnele OF RAkES Al their New Factory on a ,sb,ug
Greek, above Orangevie, Columbia county hIrr.
chants wishine purchase good RakpE Con b1ye ,Ir
az the Factory or II desired car forward Them in
Boomshnrg 10 s. g. Shive whe re they can poi them
or can forward them to thot Stores thnt a,r moi
too much out of our way. '
All orders shoudI be add rec sed to Samuel sbivr.
Peaieis I. o., Columbia county, Pa
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