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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-05

WISE DAGUERREoryPED.-The New York
Herald in late issue thus Daguerreotypes
our "ebo.shin" Governor:
"Wise has been everything by turns, great
in everything and in every party, but nothing
long. He has been VIII and ultra Wing,
n Democrat aud secession and Union
Democrat-for Jackson and against Jackson
for Van Bnren and against him to the death;
deadly hostile to Buchanan and the right
hand man of Buchanan, friend and an enc
my of Fillmore, and an ndmircr and reviler of
Fremont; philosopher, a moraIist and learn
ed teacher of political economy and Christian
charity, n gentleman and scholar and noun.
tebank, a scandal. l.mongcr, and humbug."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-05
CONSTlTUTiONALITY OF THE PUB
Lie LAND QUESTION.

The Richmond Wing calls attention to n
very significant fact in connection with the
subject. IL is this-that the very next Com
gress after the deed Of ccsson from Virgin
ia TO tho United States was executed, and
within the same year, passed law distribu-
ting the public lands in kind (not the pro-
ceeds) among the then thirteen States of the
Union. Here then Is final commentary
upon the constitutional question of distr-
bution-because it was an act done at or
near the very time the lands were acquired,
and by men who must be presumed to have
known what they were about. 1t remained
law for three years, until after the adoption
Of the present Constitution. 1t was after
wards repealed, not because il was unconsti-
tutonnl, but because it was "inconvenient to
execute" This law passed Congress on
May Goth, l7s5-(see Bioren g. Duane's
edition of laws Of the United States, vol. l.
page 564.)
The Wing also remarks, in conclusion,
that "the law of May the Goth, l7s5, was so
altered as to distribute the proceeds in the
form Of government securities instead of the
lands themselves. This was the FIRST act Of
distribution Of the proceeds of the public do
main, and passed after the adoption of the
present Constitution. Distribution is there
fore not a modern idea-nor of Wing origin"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-15
,8h a Ga R Z "a g q So

In Boomsburg, on Thursday morning
last, by Rev. d. j, Waller, DR.. John s.
Redfeld, Of Jsnesville, Luzerne county, to
Miss Maria II. Barhiey, of Bloomsbury.
. [ We return tho happy couple, our sin.
cere thanks, for their kind rcmcmbrances
of the Printer, with the hope th& their
paths may be qpo of pleasure, ]
In Benton, on the 9th inst, by Ed. E.
N. Alden, MIR. Isaiah Hagenbuch, to Miss
Hannah Kline, both Of Light Street.
On the 11,h inst, by Rev. Geo. Warren,
Mr.. Jacob Shoemaker. Of Madison twp
to Miss Mary Vanborn, of Hemlock twp.
Colambia County.
At Nowberry, June 10th, by Rev. P
w. Melick, Mr.. Nicholas Funston, and
Miss Lizzie Ramsey, both of Newberry,
.l.ycomips county.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-15
SEPTEMBER COUR T.
PROCLAMATION

XXTuEREAs. the Hon, waRRes I,.voopwAR n. rresi
Wv dent of the Court ofOy cr and Tofmner and Ce.
neral JaiiDeliyerv Court Of Quarter sessionn of the
Peace and Court Of Common Pleasand Orphans Court
in the Twenty Sixth Jul ical Dsiric composed ofthe
counties of Columbia sullivan and Wyoni ng and the
Hon JAcoB EVANS and PErER KLINE, Associate Judges
IN Coumuia county have ISSUED their precer hearing
date the sh day of May, in the year of our Loid
thousand eight hundred and my six, and TO me di
rectod for holding Court of oyer and Termner and
General Jail Delivery General Quarter Sessions Oiihe
Peace Common Plens aud Orphans Court in Blooms.
burg in the county of ColunbIo on the first Monday,
(hcng the 7'h day) of Sept next and TO coninueone
wcrt,
NorCE is hofebv given, to the Coroner, the Justices
of the Peace aud Consablcs OF the said county of Co
lumbia, that they be then and there in their proper
persons al 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of said day, with
their records inquistions and other rcembra noes To
do those things which to their Offices npperthin TO bo
done. Andthose that are bound hy recognizonrei Ia
prosecute against the prisoners that are may be in
the Jail Of said county oCoumhia TO bethen and there
prosecute them aal be just. Jurors ire request
cd to be punctual in tn IL attendance. agreeaby Il
their notices. Dated at bloomsbury, pc LIST day o.
August in the year OF out Lord one Vhousand eight
hundred and y SEVEN and in the s2st year of the In
dependence of the United States Of America.
(God save the Commonwealth
STEPHEN II. MILLER, sheriff.
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ALLEN g. NEEDLES,

SUPERPBoSPHAT OF LIME.
{ tAUTION.-Be particular to observe
y thnt every horrcl OF our article has name and
hat Pous hieu branded on the head. This Caution
rendered necessary, Es there many articles of
doubtful value sold under he of Super.
Lmc as to misead those who unac quail ted with
lhevsIue of ~
GENUINE ARTICLE.
rrice $40 per 20O0 lbs. (2k cents per lb) A liberal
decuction made TO dealers Orders for this val able
ternh'er attended TO promptly Pamphlets describing
H. ana the mode Of applying, cap be had gratuously
IL has no superior as n Manure for
WHEAT, RYE, CORN, OATS,
and all other crops requiring vigorous and
LASTING FERTILIZER,
producing not only heavier yield OF Grain han Peru
wan Guano, but stiff the stra support the head
GRASS SEED rarely fails TO take well where our
Phosphate is applied to 1hedt land.
PACIFIC OCEAN GUANo--we have small guam.
tty still IN store.
FIs II MANURE-A supply of this valuable article
for sale. Price $50 per 5000 lbs az cents per HI
NO. GOVERNMENT PER kUVlAN GUANO for sale
at the lowe 81 rates.
U5' The leading Agricultural Journals and Newspa.
pers are regularly filed at our office for the of Far
Goods can be loaded a, either front of our Ware.
HOUSES: Farmers recommended 10 drive 10 Water
street and avoid The crowded Wharf Ample facilities
horses. :.
ALLEN & NEEDLES.
No. % South Wharves, g. Al South Water st
First Store above Chestnut ST.. Phiiada.
August l, IL 3m
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-15
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA


1WpOfIuUt <tHWONWCcUeWt.
ITO all parsons afflicted with soxue diseas seueh
Il SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE ,GONNOR
HuEA, GLEET sYPnIIIs &C., &C.,
Rho HOWARD ASSOCIATION Of Philadelphia, "
view ofthe awful destruction Of human lie ana hehlih
caused by Sexual diseases and The doccptona whcls
praetced upon the unfortunate victims OF such ditetse
oy unaks have directed the ~ Consulting surgeohy
nCHAFlTABLE ACT worthy of their name 10 pct
MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, TO III persons thus tilic
ted Male o. Female, who apply by letter, WIN apio
cnp'lon OF lagcoceupation habits Of &c
; nuu ~ =, ,nses o. extreme poverty ana snehns"o
Tho Howard Association is bencvoie ii institution,
cstnhlsDed ny fpecialendowment tor the ycef os ie
siekand distressed, ailoted with Vrueni ind m
~ Dsessesu and its funds be for other pur pose,
thas now surplus Of auds, which the Directors baye
voted 70 advertise the above notice II is needless to
add mat the Association cOmmand the highest Med
cal skill Of the age and win furnish he mos
modern treatment. Valuable advice also given 10 sck
aud nervous females afflicted with abdomi ma
Womb Complaint, Costivenesa Leuoorhocn, SC.
Address, (post paid) DR. GEO. Il. CALHOUN. Con
sulng sureon, Howard Association, No. 2 South 0th
Street Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order ofthe Directors. .
EZRA n. .HEARTWELL. Pres
q EO. FAIRCHILD. SecrotaJg.
AnguRt ", IS5G-y.
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The following are the receipts to the Office
Of the COLUMBIA DENocRAT, during
the month of July, 1857:

We again thank our friends for prompt
payments. 1t is this that sustains the Press
and encourages the Editor. We ask our
customers, everywhere, to try to help us to
meet our, heavy expenses, by prompt pay
mcnts, and thereby discharge an honorable
obligation. Especially do we request
distant subscribers, to do as many others
have done, viz to remit money by mail,
at our risk, as We have never lost dollar
in that way, and it's receipt will be duly
acknowledged by mail and the payment
also published in the Colum6ia Democrat.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-15
The Late Elections.

In MISSOURI the Democrats carry
the district made vacant blythe olo.tion Of
James 5. Green to the u. s. Senate
The first returns from NORTH CAR.
OLINA and TEXAS indie ,te democrat ATTIC
triumphs in those states.
In IOWA the Democrats gain largely
upon last falls election.
Al ALBANIA sends S lid democratic
delegation to Congress. Last Congress
she had two opposition members.
These elections secure democratic m
joriiy in the 35 h Congress beyond
peradventure.
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DIPLOMA AWARDED

BY hs Psprsy,rana state 1gri,turai soeietg snd .,
several County soei,t'es 70 BkEkNlo, ERoNEEIELD 9
CO., for Their Celebrated pegeta5o uA7TLE POWDER
HORSES.
EOR Horses is nm Invaluable ncdy for he cure
and prevention Of all diseases dent the noble
nnimni. viz ;-Dstemper, Cuugh' Tatey, Fevers, Fis
tua, Foot disease, Lang discnses. tth Grease,
Gnpes, Inflammation, JaundicH, kidney diseases.
Chambers, 11nck Legs Hidcbound singgers. vivers.
Ulcers IN Lungs. surfel, Founders, srpisht Hair
ron NEAT CATTLE
=, IN 9a'indice, follows. Hoven or Blown, Bloody
uti g. hed Water Murrian Loss of Cud, tLoss OF AZ
nelim, Dia,~a Looseness, llool disense, Wolf in
,ne o iali, uolow Horn, Bloody Mik' Flood disease,
FOR HOGS
IN sweled Neck, Bilcs in tho Liver, Abscrsscs ~
ta ,ne hnggs uensof the Bowels, sp9sms r.C~mps'
No farmer should be wi,hou, I, single day II is ns
shcet'anchor for diseases OF his stock. itincrras,
ihe amount Of milk, butter and fat in healthy animals
from e.uu amounts Of food at least from 20 to 70 per
cent. US The eApt rience of 10000 armcrs who
have used u viii testify at any timei
ANOTHER NEW DISCOVERY
CAT LIE LINN len T.
nela nney any other Imminent orl Embrocation
sever yet WA to the world u is good for the fol
LIVING diseases and has proved itself in the hands OF
oi infriers farmers and stage propTetofs To
iHE cHTTLE LIN7ME.hT IS coon FOR
CATTLE. HUMAN BODY.
rph,, rrp,n,hhs, n,funises, Rhcumati tm,
fOundercd Feet, lVo,k Ioinfs
Spawn, Sweeny, I con,r,r,aa Il; n,vs
Fistua Si.fasi. rros, f;,nstit
Snns E1ii, OF every KIND lChapped Handp,
,WiHoghls' snhd uTaoks, Swcllings,
Lnmeness Strains, Tumoufs
Scratches or Grease, Tootbnchc.
fhick Legs, pam in Inc I,eps
Hard Tumours, pa mi n ,he hack
R'ngbone. Poll Evil, Pam in the shoulders,
Cracked llcels, Nervous Pa,ns
Rotten Hoof, ChibInins
mahee, BITES of Animals,
Horn DIstomper Sti m Joi nts
And many oiher diseases II ia a, snort the most
complete and universal Lin inient that science has
ever yet pre- duced.
BeDdre f Countetes, az both our valuable discover.
ies are already cOuntereited by pc sons in different
nature on each bottle. =
Manufactu red only by
-, BRElNIG. FRONEFtELD & CO,
NO 3l' ~ Third ST N. L corner III rd & Wood.
June 20, is57-tf
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-15
SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.
EEW AND BRILLIANT SCHEME.
Capital Prize 100000.

The following Scheme will be drawn by s. SWAN &.
Co., Managers OF the Fort Gaines Academy Lottery
in each Of their Lotteries for September, 1851 nj
AUGUSTA, Georgia, IN which city they have removed
their Principal Office.
CLASS S.
To be drawn in tho city OF Augusta IN public
on saturday. September 5th 1857 ~ '.
GLASS So
To be drawn in the city of Augusta Georgia public
on Saturday, September 18th, 1857.
CLASS "a,
To be drawn in the city of Augusta Georgia. in public
On Saturday, September 10Th, 1857,
CLASS SIS,
To be drawn IN the city OF Augusta Georgia. In public
on saturday, September Goth, 1857.
ON The PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Fire Thousand foHr Hundred and Ninety Fire Prizes
Nearly one Prize to every Nine Tickets.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-15

TS 81 600 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR ANY
Medicine that will excel rlATT Ss BUTCHERS MA
GiC OIL for the fol lowing diseases: :--Rheumatism
Neuralgia, Spinal Affections Contracted Joints, Cholc
Pains Pains in the Side Bark, Headache, Too,hace,
sprons Sore Threat, Cuts. Bruises, Burns, and all
diseases of The Skin. Muscles and the Glands None
genuine without the signature Of Pratt & Butcher"
attached 10 each label Principal Office COS w as n G.
ton street, Brooklyn. Ney York Sold by G. M. IIA-
GENBuCH. Druggist. Bloomsburg.
VI This is to certify that have made but appl
cation Of the Magic Oil my fingers which have beer
dawn from contraction of the cords, brought on b,
rheuH alism. II was Of seventeen months standing
and am now entirely cured. chaerfuIIy rccomme nj
il to all ilI ctcd likewise.
J. NJ. FINBROOK.
~ Locust street, Harrisburg.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-15

p@- WRITING ScHooL.-M. A. Il.
.South'eortA, as will be seen, by his card ip
another column, intends opening q Writing
School, on next Monday ayening,,in Mr.
Eston's School Room, on Third Street,
bloomsbury. We have examined some
specimens of Mr.: SIS penmauship and pro-
,nounce them Of the first order. Young
Ladies AND Gcntlemep, woulf do well by
attending, as his terms are very reasonable.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-15
Trial List for Sept'r Term, 1857

l William Koons us, George L. Klipe, ct al.
William Koons ps. George l.. Kline "
3 Joseph Stackhonse us Gilbert Fowler.
4 Adam Stroup, Jr. CT al Us. l. D. Rupert ct nj.
Adam Stroup. Jr. ct al Us. L. u. Rupert eia.
Thomas Parker John II Parker.
George l.. Kline ps. Moses Colnian.
3 lsnac Brown rs. Robert Lyon.
William Robson Us. Wilson hger.
10 Jacob Schuyle. Us. Wilson Ager.
II Fletcher D. Dodson Us. William Long.
u Catharine Tanner Us. John ID. Weaver.
- Adam Gable rs. Engle Fox, Adm'r.
IA Jonathan Mosteller us. Stephen Badly.
I5 Christian Heist ps Daniel Gcger.
10 VIM. Hopper rs. Edm ond Crawford et al.
IL George Fo,terman rs. Solomon Fetterman.
lS Martin Mowry Us. Thomas Stackhouse.
10 Gilbert Fowler Us. Daniel Fowler's Ex'f,
90 Daniel Kostenbader ct al rs. David Hantz
81 VIM. Rittenhousc rs. Samuel +. Hrndley.
% James Rniston Ds james Ralston, Jr.'s Admr.
% David Hildebnnt rs Benjamin Faux
"a ID. Il. WinteEstee" ct aI u.s. Christian Shuman.
25 William Robson rs VIM Edgar.
26 Jas S Woods, Admir- OF John Lazarus u.s. Cathar lac
Lazarus.
s7 Reuben w. Weaver rs. william Metz.
9s Thomas Mar rks Us. Clark Steward.
90 William Conrad Us. Daniel l.. Smith.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-15

BE WISE IN TiME.-Iiow many are there who,
afflicted with disease in incplent stage delay from
time to time having % some remedial agent,
which would eectually arrest the further progress OF
disease nnd ender tho system impregnabe to its in
sidious attacks II is unfortunately too truc-there
thou sands who sink into early erave-whereas
at trhing expense they might have lived to good
old age. lfihere be reliance to be placed in medicine,
aud thousands Of well attcstcd establish beyond
the possibility oa ubt the curative roperties Of any
one particular remedy then ilurey's Sarsapa rila is
unqucstonaby the greatest medicine ever introduced
afflicted community. He's iiotc not therefole
il. if suffering from any Of the ills which flea is
heir to.-Hercid (Galreston ftras)
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-15
Grand Jurors for september FERN, 1857

Bloom--Chnrles Kabler. II IRAN w. Brown.
Briarcreek-Samuel Fowler, VIM Siah WIN. Lamon
Samuel Henry, Jacob Martz
Benton-John C. poty, John o. Diidinc. Abraham
Young
Geaver-Isaiah Longenberger.
Centre-Wm. Hoffman, C orge II. KelcLner.
Franklin-Joshua Mende nhall.
ishngcreekNat an Flecks snstein, John Creveling,
Thomas Pealcr.
Greeaw ood-samuei Evans Isaac Evans.
Jlcksoa-Peter Hodge, Daniel Poust '"'
LOcust-Wm. Yeager.
Madi son--James Kisner
Orange-Samucl Achcnbac ch.
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Traverse Jurors for sept'r Term, 1857

Bioom-E.P r. Lutz, VIM. II. Jacoby, Henry @. Phil
lips, l.. 8. Stei nman.
Briacreek-Wm Herrin, Josiah Thomas.
b. aver-CharlesF + Mann Daniel Siugiey.
Bcnton-Isaac X. Krickbaum, John IkeleF.
Centrc-ls nc Hess.
Caiawi ssa- Daniel IIelwig.
Frank klin-Christian Arlley.
FIshin ngGreek-Peter L. Pealer
Grcenw ood-Robert Robins, Isaac Patton, Isaac
Lyon
Hemlock-Frank lin McB ride. John g. Nevius John
Brugler.
Locnst-Daniel ReinboId, Mark Williams.
MI P!easaut-Samue John ston, VIM. Howell, Geo.
Caveuee,
NJ ontour-John G. Quick james Barton, George
Blecher. .
Mhlin-Petei Longabergcr.
Omnge-David He Trng.
Pine-John Leggot
RoarinscIeek- -Michnel Mowry, Elijah c. IIora.
Sugarl nf-Samuel Parks, 10 shua Brink.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-15

pay- I AND J.-There are no two letters
in the manuscript alphabet of the English
language which cause 50 much miscon-
struetion as and j, os most people write
them exactly alike. The rule for writing
them properly, and which deserves to be
universally adopted, is to run the j below
the line, and run the even with .thc line.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-15

SUNDAY School CELEBRATIoN'-On
last Wednesday the members of the Epis,
copnl Sabbath School held celebration in
THO Grove, near the Iron Dale Furnace -
The day was fine, and the turn out unus
ally large. We are pleased to see such
Exhibitions and hope they may contiupe
10 cheer and gladen the hearts of the
young. Although We had not he,pleasurc
of participation in the joys of tho day, yet
our good wishes were theirs. The day
passed off very pleasant, we understand
and nothing occurred to the general good
feeling.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-15
De a u El So

In Bl omsburg, on Monday, Aug. 3rd.,
JOHN LEWIS, son Of Joseph l. and Anna
NJ. Shannon, aged II months and II days
rf,rc sin could blight, or sorrow fade,
Death came with friendly care,
! be opening bud to Heaven conveyed,
TO bloom forever there"
In Mauch Chunk, on Thursday morn
ins, of apoplexy, VIM. E. MoNAIR, aged
about % years.
The deceased was for somc years con-
ncetod with this office, first as apprentice,
and then as foreman; and gained the re-
spcct and confidence Of all who truly knew
him. He was faithful to every duty, and
had a clear, quick mind and a just and
generous disposition. He left the print
ing business for more lucrative employ.
ment; and in the active business of mer.
camille life displayed the same earnestness
and energy of character which marked
him when boy. The world was bright
before him for hope and heart to the full
and his aim was q manly one-"upwari
and onward" The Destroyer came sud
dcnly-a thiefin the night-and the friend
of the just and generous young hero inthc
battle Of life mourn for younger brother
frllen.-&n Of the North.
In Centre township, Columbi, G GU nty
on Sunday morning last, Mr., Alexander
Creveling, aged about II years.
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EQUALITY TO ALL
August |. 1857

UNIFORMITY OF PRIcEsl-A New FEATURE IN
~ blsiERss: KUery one has opn SlhSmea
JONES & CO..
o the Crescent One Price Clolning Store. No. 400
Market street, above Sixth Philadelphia.
In addition to having the largest, most varied anA
1shionablc stock Of Clothing in Philadelphia, made
expressly for retail sales, have constituted every one
his salesman, by having marked IN figures, on
each article the very lowest price il can be sold for
sotney cannot possibly vary all mus, buy nlk
The goods well sponeed andprepared, ana great
pans with the making that all can buy with
he fi assurance ofscttng good article at the very
lowest price. Also, large stock of piece goods
hand tho latest sty and best qualities which will
bc made to order, in the most fashi onable and best
manner o. per cent, below credit prices.
Remember the Crescent, in Market, above Sixth
''''' JONES CO.
10 CARD TO TIE LADIE5.-DR. DUpoSco's
GoLprs FRENCH PILLS ia5lo ia reaOUing stOppages
or irregularities Of the mtHses.
These Pilsa are nothing new, but have been uscd by
the Doctor for many years both in France and Ameri
ca with unpara lle success every case and he is
urged by many thousand ladies who have used .hom,
to make the Pills public, for the qevia,ion Of those
suffering from any Irregularities whate ,us wei
reven,ive to those ladies' whose health will not
pc pcrmit increase OF family.
Pregnant female those sup posing themse Ives
cautioned against using these Pills the propri
etor assumes responsibility after the above admo-
milton. although ther IN ildness would prevent in
jury to health; otherwise, these Pills arc recon-.
mended.
! Directions accompany each box rrice 81. Sold
wholesale end retail, by
| -GEORGE NJ. HAGENBUCH,
General Agent, bloomsbury, Pa.
lie will supply the trade at the propretor's prices
| aandih iha IN hv m
receipt Of 81 through the BloomSburg Post Office.
ONE PRICE ONLYl
LiPPINCoTT & HUNTERS Clothing WAREHOUSE
South West corner of Fourth and Market streets, Phi
adephia. 7Rs only One Psice CiohiHg SOrsin amsreo
Cash purchasers OF Mems or boys Clothing, at
whoIesa,e and retail, here, make their selection
frosi an immense stock Of fdshionably cut aud wei
made clothing gotup with lew to glide satisfaction
TO all and at the very lowest possible selling price
ma rked. plain figures every garment, all buy al
the same price, as whether they judges of good
or not, they cannot be deceived. One uniform low
price TO ask and take, suit everybody, vile the Hsuo
mode OF asking wO'prices, and taking all that b,
got suits nobody ancheats three ourhs for stanc,
asks SIS for coat and ae rwards ag tax,
$40, and tits equal TtaD that he would have takel
sis, il he could have got il. and thus actually chat
he puTehas out of five dollars To remedy this evil
and establish confidence in the trade, LfPPlNCoT q
CO. unfombelow price on ell their goods, (ver,
much low the usual raies) and will nevervary on,
cen, under any circums ianeea
W CALL AND sEE.u
Al the opth WcstcoyKe of Fourth and Market street
PhiisdeiPhin.
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B1- A well-written communication on
the Importances Of Moral Culture" by
THOMAS GREES4Y, will appear in the next
Colxn,bio Democrat.
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CAMP MEErING'--A Camp Meeting for
Orangeville Circuit, will be held in Mt
Pleasant township, on the land of Mr.. Geo.
Richard, to commence on Friday the 2lst
inst. NJ. Richards will be prepared to
keen boarders,
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RIRAlNlOWN Nl@Tl@RNa

uS5Ilu1d 0''~i al1 uIIS|V
Divine services will bo held in Blooms.
burg, tomorrow, Sunday, Aug. l6,) at
the following Churches,
PresJytertan Church. .-REy. D. J. WAL.
LER.--Servico at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Episcopa1 Church.-REv. H. TULLIDaE
Services at i0a o'clock, A. NJ, and at
early candle-light in the evening.
! Luthern ChWch.-Rev. E. a. SHARREyTs.
4 Service at lOA o'clock, A. NJ.
German Retoym.-Rey. w. GooDRIcH
y Service at early candle light in the
evening.
Mfthodie Chutch. There will be no SER
q vices tomorrow, on account of bush
meeting, being held near Jcrscytown.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-15
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POSTSCRIPT.
The Case of Mrs. Cunningham

Justice Davidson, has refused to admit
Mrs. Cunningham to bail. iIer counsel
announces his intention to apply for
urM ceJtiorort.