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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19
1lGints, Oils. Glass, &e.
Goal, ST.

I ACKAWANNA Goals 80 per tun, de-
II vered The Delaware and Hudson Cxoal Company are
selling families aid other, their pure Coal broken and
screened. ST IS 81. Apliy 81 their ys.ds:
southwest Ninth a. Fcgrte~uthst Norsh
River.
North west corner Of Gouvcrneur and Front st. 2 r
Foot of Hubert North Rvcr opposite Pier No. IS or At
the 'hce 81 the Company. No - wnhsua-st
Brooklyn Ohee. No. IS AtlAure-st
ISAAC n SEYMOUR Treaarer
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finantidl.
DRO1DWAY SAYINGS INSTITUTION, No.

BROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION NJ
ID ~ Broadway - r-lse~ Park Plsos ..s.,...,
DIVIDEND NOTICE -Dspr-'ors are hereby % M
the usu.I semi A. ruAI Dividend al sums eauiIr 5
ii. rae Il SlX PR CENT per snHgH on % n nos - -
ns So ana FIVE PER CENT over $50 w, o. pan PAL "a
ard afer MONDAY Jan. Is, Interest 10; oAlei "t 49,,
credited As pia,ip. sad drsv interest aeeo'dhHy I'VE
Jsruary l. v.,a.. wsInes
Wy ~ '' FRANCIS P. SCH0ALS, President
WADt B WoRRALL Secretary.
PETER CUNNING Accountant
w C,rppr Of South % and 4th.n BrOotyn L-D VI
DFED NOTICE. Deposors hsIebJ noahea thAt
ANNUAL DIV IDEND At the rate Of 81 pei cent pr
on Al suns Of dolar. and uPsaTd ta1, so- nA III
S.p1ed three the hr' sy OF J,nusy Let
he Maid 10 D,posiioTs .fer Skodty Js1~<J 'tn
- not called for will be passed 10 the eredit DePoaIo
" ,rrcirs DEPOSITS made before the Toto day Of
Lamar, v i'll dra~ Interest ron the lst .,
n frnd. Of THE Institution securely Invested In BONDS
d Mr,.e, OF real estate worth double the amount loaned
md m CIV County and State Bonds. u,,
The R.nk open for business daily tsundsys ana h0h9sJ
excepted from to O'elcek n WALL p,..;s.s,
NATHANIEL bRIGGs,
SAMUEL W. TkUsLow, Secretary.
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b. A. Chiffon, Auctioneer -
nFPFM PTORY SAIL Of VALUABLE

b. A Chiffon Aucu2,eer: ,,,,nr,,
DERE MPTORY SALE OF EALCABLE
L UNWILLING HOUSES 10 NETWORK aud BROOK
LYN, to CLOSE AN EsTATE-CoLE Chiffon, AUG
t;0seers will sell on FRIDAY Jan. o. 1857, at Il o'clock
at the Merchants Exchange York. the following valuable
Dwelling Houses viz: 49, -,
! BAITIC-ST SOUTH BROOKLYN - Nine three,story
brE Dwellings on the north ie Of Battles between Henry
and Clinton s including the north e. corner o. aen1y.
and known by the street numbers Noe g. 65 o. 50 H. u.s.
IS n and 70 BAtcs house Is by IS feet deep
elusive pazzas Lots IS by 100 feet deep Ihs
house AID lot of Henry and Bscs about - ieot
front and feet and 100 feet deep The houses are
built in the manner aiming 10 or IL rooms with mar
III, NANTES and CRATES Gas in all the houses aud the
Chandelier. and Gas Fixtures go with the houses The i'm
provemen. this and neshborhood are OF the best
Also In Eew-York.
VARICK- Sr-Tbe two.story brick front House No ~
y,icI st. east side 80 north Of Grands Lot 3 By Isl
Leasehod n years Nov lS45 with covenant Of renew.
ais ubect 10 certain conditions The OF sale two
rds 6 The Dur base money may remain bond and mort
gsse at per cent interest These terms Apply
10 all the houses. full particulars and apply - the
AuetoreeIs Office No. IS Hssssus N. Y, OF to JAMES
COLE & SON No. S69 Fulton-s st, Brooklyn. 0A)
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y s. UOTGH. Aucuoneer, will sell at Auc-

~ s. HOUGH. AucuOneer, will sell st Auc-
~. non on THIS Monday MORNING Jan1sry 49, a.
r4 m the elegant and costly FURNITURE Of toe puVste
eIpt House No 24S West 23d-st, London Terrace
IN. house contains very large vse Of the best class OF
Toods and are all order The Basement contains SoA
sboaaDy Chairs enson Dining Table hossc SIDE Isee
HoosSe Best Clocks &c Also China Dinner and Tea sets
Silver Tea Services ssyef Ptch.rs Uns FORKS snd spoons
Ivory Cutlery Cut Glassware Liquor Cases &C from me
Claiborne, Of Parorb suooin Two SOLID rosewood
suites dama.k coverings fine Ceute and Side Tables rose
vooo Reception Chairs; mantle CLOCKS an
Decora,ioIs fine OH Paintings Bronze Figures imported
Bronze Chandeliers Lace Window Curtans, pier and oyL
Glasses, fpeytoned 7octave rosewood Piano, csrved case
ana made by kunus Fisher royal tapestry velvet carpets ana
Russ Enrsh Oil Cloths solid rosewood Hall Staods Chamo7s
rn rosewcod and ahogauy BedsteadS Bureaus and wash
stands Sofas Chair. &C. cufled Hair Mattresses Aud P
lows fue Blankets and BEDDING &c together with mu
titude Of other articles mention, All Of winch
are 70 BIZ without and postpooemen OF acco1i
Of the weather Sale commences in the PaoT At O5 m
precisely. Catalogues now ready.
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CTATEN JSLAND.-An elegant English Gothic
~ COTTAGE and about acre within hye minutes wal
Of Clifton Landing Ground tsstetny laid out and ipcosed
Frt and fpo SHADE trees VIII EXCHANGE for good Sew-
York property Price 50 go Lthoggpbc view a. our office
(5l5) A J. BLEECKER Co., No eroAd-st
WATER POWER, with o. without FACTO.
w RIEs for SALE and TO : ~ Msttsswan, N T., y
hours from New York Inquire DO So Coutsndtst or b
q B. SCHENCK agent. BstteaWsD, N. Y.
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East RIVER SAVINGS BDE No SChsnber.si'
January Is 1857.
DIVIDEND.-The DepOsitors are hereby notl.
~ fed that 0 SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND, Al the rse Of
SIX PER CENT PER ANNUM on al sums OF s. and up to
sSr ard FIVE PER CENT PER ANNUm on al SUNS over
800 which have deposited least three months previous
10 the instant will be allowed TO dePosors payable on or
sft. MONDAY the l9 instant during the hours VI business
Al the Bsuk All interest called for will remain ~ principal
apo dr,w Interest om the Bank dHy from
10 o'clock p IN, and on Thur.day from 20 9eook
fElEh H. 4iAS0' i'e''4sN"
C A. WHITNEY, Secretary
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.


Tor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
steamer METROPOLIS Caps. Brown, leave. Nss.Yas
every TUESDAY. TBURsDAY, and SATURDAY at o'clock
p and the BAY sTAfE Capt Jewest leaves New fat
p from Pier No. N X the Battey both touching
Newport each way.
Hereafter will be regarded secured TO anyp
until the shall have been paid for.
FIeiTt 20 Boston forwarded through with dspsos
By a Express Freight TrsB.
Wh. BORDEN. Agent, Nos 10 and II wsst'-
V'HE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-
j TON for BOSTON aud PROyfDENCE-IalAAd route
without delay sbsnss Ofcars or baggage
The steamers COMMODORE CsPt. Joel Stone, and G.
VANDERBILT Cap. w H. FrsEee In connection with the
oads leaving Now York daily Sundays excepted. ffom PIG
No North River first wharf above Battery place @eooa
and StOI $50 on the srnyA OF tos nsA
Tie C. VlNDFRBiLT from Eev.York Monday, ws4nss.
day and Friday From ssonason, Tuesday Thursday ana
Saturday.
Saturday From stonngon hondsJ Wednesday and fhdsy
Psssusels proceed from sonioston Railroad 20 ff'u
dence and Boston IL Express Mall Trsin reaehns .AA
place LouTs In sysDce Of those b. other rosts .e
and thu, prefer boast tho steamer
EMO, : nights resi undistorbed breakfast desired
Bssse Master accompanies the steamer ana tfsn hfoasn
For p.sare bshs freight, spply 81 Pisf Mo-
North River. al TIE Office No 10 Bsttsyplsos
GREAT CENTRAL ROUT E.
~ The Tbrougs Ticket and Fresht Ohce Of As
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAf,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD, ,.,
And their Railroad snd s.e.eost CSnnseaon. y Te 100
Va sifsPTksISs BRIDGE. BUFFALO or oswEoo. b
.tso, IT'S BR0ADwh,,t y Z, ,,x A.
Cetr~ Of C,z<tlaNts~ pAAies 0LAhA- 49,
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ALBERT II. NICOLAY. Auctioneer, will sell
~ THIS DAY. Jan H. 81 L. o'clock A. the MercAAH sA
.I,ne. t.r account Of whom IL may concern:
no S.cIsreuto City tFULi-d LoaDl II P~r Cent boniA
eco Gr,st Western (Ili RR 1T Ng Per Cent bsut,
500 Nsauk-e aud ho icou RI lst Ma 8 Per - oonas
LsLe W.bssL Anc - Louis Railroad Il Mortgage
Per Cert Bones =. ~.
500 ke~.York AID New Haven Railroad lst AJrtgAseo
Per Cent Bond.
IL 90 Two Breckenridze Csnnel Coal Cerfcses
SEQ !. Crosse and Mlwaukee Railroad Per CeEt Con
stfuoiior BOLc..
100 shG.es G.ena ,ud Chicago Railroad 100.
81 ,bsr-s Peoria asd Bur,aa Valley Rsilrosd 800
70 shares Manhattan Oh Company SlO0
81 .hsres Wells. Fargo l. CO = Express, flS
los ,haies BAuk Of Commerce, 100.
Bank Of America. 800
81 sh.re. American EKchsnEe Back 800.
is share. Island City bs. 4. IS
is ,h.rrs Niagara Fire Insurance Company SO.
. ,Lares Wiuiamsburgh City Insurance G. mpsny, S@
~ ,hAre. Fulton Fire Insurance Company So
100 shares Dickson Marble Snd Znc Mining Company o.
10 shares Lurerne Auth acite Coal Company, 80
SALE-l0 per t, day and the bsAaee before
O'Clock tomorrow. The accrued interest Al the Bonds
viii be charged 20 the purchaser. -
Ne1t Regu.r Sal. on THURSDAY Jan p
ALBERT H. HICOLAf. Aactoneer and Banker,
NJ. Brosd-st-
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n AxEs & Sons sHOyELs and SPADE
~. y, ... b, JOHN w. QUINCY No y MLL---'- -
CPFITER. ANTINONY. BANCA IN II S,;sS ~
SNlTLs Sr ..ie b, JOhE ". SIINC /. No =
T7UONAs PIG IROS-soft, free strong ana .
vH John " QUINCY. No "uhaa "
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6aIes bp Anfiiofl.

AL hrswIs. Aueia. ar - cI,
nv BANGS. BROTHER & CO.-Irsde saw
~ Boom. No on - : e. THURSDAY AFTERNOONS
Jar. II aud y. a. % 'cs; ,..;., inst -.
ENGLISH BOOKs-A wy sI'e'.i'e n,,,inI valuable
- I'm Mr. EdvAd Luu1.ry LoB4on c,uPls..s S.i,os.
- 10 bi.tory voyt.e. Travels DIVINITY az s,9,og..
bellies Leties. Alsomy. surssy -ety % .eeL
-. mana PsiutirR Sculpture, ana Teat
zoe Ier.,uTs including many iuuas9i tnd -
w. Al,o Including many Choice Abd hie N'
70 an ,.,oItrsrnt Il Gae EDsii.h Eng-Svines
O. slOgDes Are LoW rrsot =, ., q. 81 o'eloet.
v.TrsPiF. PRIVATE LIBRARI-CJnP'nz 10
.,sonet Of valuable STANDARD Works 10 ne va l1u,
in tbe Euzsh. French and GcfmAn 80
Snelp5jps many that very scarce and some Pou''
Illustrated Books &c
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II SAILTAS, AuctiOueer, will sell lniS -, - ~
X 20 80 1,aioct .I IN. elegant HOUSE HOLD " aM'
Sont,in.d !. The four-story house No ltS We.
osn6 ,nd ushosauy Psror and CHAMBER rgroltlfe "a
nit Velvet and Brusse. Carpets on "a rooms O Clohs ha
cb O Paintings and Eprsvings Gss Chandelier sud
r,s, Clccks Cur.ins Cornices Chins, Grocery 1ut.
- Bs,erent AID Kitchen Furniture. Feather Beds han
&c n whole 10 b. perempofiy SOLO ram OF nne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

NASSAU FIRE Insurance COMPANY OF BsookLIs
nIVIDEkD.-A 81 MI-ANNUAL DIVIDES
Of TEN PER CENT this day been declared payable
on eenand Al their Office No. 10 Courst., Brooklyn.
Ian s 1857. A. j. BEEKMAS, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

OFTIcE oT THE 6TH.Iy RAILROAD COMPANY,
Nyw-YORg, Jan. 10, 1851
ELECTION and DINlDEND.-An election OF
IL Directors OF hi. Company will b. held At the Office At
th. depot TUESDAY the sd day VI February next from IL
H. 10 u. NJ A Dividend Of FIVE PER CENT cut OF tue
srurs Of the road for ak months has bsea de-
by Drector payable Al the Office Of the Treure
dey W LeAke, tcssherl a. the Pr1pes BANK on the
% February The Transfer Books Will be closed
W " 4 BAILEY MYERS Secretary.
OFTIcE OF rHE BRoApwAY issuance COMPANY
ELw.YoRK, Jan IL 1887. )
TTNHE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors OF
this Company will be held a. the Oce No f55 Broadway
oornoI Of Ho.sd.ss TUESDAY 7Oth inst Tse pol VII
BE- opened ~ O'Clock and close 81 p m.
JOHN WRAY Secretary.
Excelsior FIRE hsURAScG COMPANY,
Ofce No Broad st., Ne~YoTk Jan. 9. 1857
VTNIIE BOARD Of DIRECTORS have this day
Il declared Semi Annual DlFlDEND OF TEN PEh CENT
n,y.ie on and after the 18th inst The Transfer Books will be
eosed urtl that date. HENRY QUACkESBOS5, Secretary
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miscellaneous.

NJ e w NJ A r X T. T.
IN SIXTH AVENUE WASHINGTON" MARKET,
Between S5th and S5th stS
HAVING obtained the premises heretofore known The
Murray HIN Market" Intend TO establish hstelsss FAMi-
~ MARKET ton with present business al Nos
ytnd Jefferson Market and will open the above on SATuR
DAY when will for sale the MEAT OF some
yery choice Steers hed by Charles g. Teed esq OF SoSers
Weohestcr County with good selection Of Veal hattor
Lamb for the Holidays also good supply ofPouy Fish,
0'''''' GEORGE w. DEvOE, Proprietor.
DFMOVAL-C. c. MERCHANT Il Co. have
IL removed TO th, and spacious No 40 Broadway
between Howard and Grands where they will Keep Their
usual ASSORTMENT Of DRY GOODS and CURTAIN MATE
RAILS.
ITO SOAP and CANDLE MANUFACTURERS.
-Per SALE 50 CANDLE MOLDS, Is aud &c. Is and GA,
all in first rate order Inquire Of
JOHN It TILLINGhAST Nos 1911 aud 1873 Chrystle-st.
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Dnil0ins nlatsria!s.

ENCACSTIC TII4ES-FOr Yestibules, Halls,
II Hearth. DINING rooms Conservstories &c GARNKiRR
CHIMNEY TOPS DRAlNPIPES ar For sale by
MILLER COATES. No. T9 PeAfl-st. MY
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OFfIcE OF IHr DELAWARE, LAcKAEAssA ASD)
WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY, :
No. 81 Waist New York, January g. 1857
NOTICE.-The ANNUAL MEETING of the
IN sochtode Of this Company will be held on TU nSpAr'
Jxn n the Once Of toe Company No 81 W,l-st,
or the Election Of Officers and Managers for the
yesr tten and for the transaction Of such other
Sppt business be submitted for consderAiOn-
fbe eeiDs viii be convened at IL o'clock The Polls
will be orsn beI~e.a and o'clock
The TRANSFER BOOKS will be closed from this date 10
jan q let BY 0resr OF the Presdsnt and Managers
A. J. 0DELL Secretary.
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NOTICE is hereby gwen that application will be
TO be Subscriber OF Bud One Thous Dol., in
their BoIt No s. dated June 1881 supPl.ed 10 be
l. o. Stolen. (signetl NATHAN PICK
JSnouy %. No. IS L-royst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

CTEEL SPRING SKIRTS and STEEL
- SPRINGS This new and beautiful style Of ladies'
SKIRTS which al others for gscenlnss and dura
by be had every size and made 70 order Also Cno
hns Guua PeIehs Hair cloth ladies' SKIRTS sUsPENpES
&c FORMAN & Co, No. los Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

NOR SALE-Tbe handsome 4-story brown stole
HOUSE 10 West Ssths, furth house wet .a irS q;
al The modern improvements WIN De so!u ~
I.. ~ fslnitue Apply the premises or 70 '" H.
M Fulton st.
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- ~ R----YaIn1hle PROPERTY on I2th.sl.,

ITOR SALE-HOUsf aod LOI 10 St % hnor.,
daa from Nev.York. Price IS 500 p,,-,.,. co,n
HOUSE .nd LOT on Golden Hni'i' IN DHD9'p''' O-'
PLOT Of GROUND HElhOnsesv New,haveh' ~,
a., Embracing the only lots on ms avehs ApYJ
10 ItBERT SEELY, Stamford A. fHIott %
Ian,th.n HIllr New-HsveD, Or ChsapcJ DAiNA'u' ' ~
Rfos
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M MARRIED.

In Pittston, Luzerne county, on Tues.
day the Zach inst, by the Rev.
M. Davtd Z. C1eaver, of Bloomsbury, to
Mss Sarah hc.Bcr, of the former place.
In Bloomsbury, Noy. 25th, 1857, By r.
Painter Esq, Mr.. / a@'sl s. LtuJach, of
Benton township, Columbia County, aud
Hiss PhocJe b. Young, of Fairmount
township, Luzeruo county.
(Wilhesbarro papers please copy,)
Iu Orangeville, on the ?ist inst, by the
Rev. G. c. Drake, Mr.. j. s. Mather, of
Rohrsbugg, to Miss Margaret Tance, dau,
ghtcr of Mr.. John Vance, o' Orangoville
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. W. II.
Wilson. Mr., Nm. L. Bird. of Columbia
County, to Mss Martha J. VuSt,ae, Of
Northumberland county.
In Berwick, on Thursday last, by Rev.
|. BAIL, M. Conrad Hippenstcel, of Brior.
creek, and Mss Het'y Rookie, OF Olange
township, Columbia county.
On the lst., by the Rev. J w. yc mans,
Mr.. JoYeph Hreomey, Of Lycoming cgunty
to Sarah E. fIach, of Jersey ytown, Col.
umbia county.
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.Inhunanity,


MR. EDIToR--Last week saw a little
girl - child some or years Of age
not five miles west Of Bloomsburg, which
was the sorriest picture Of distress that
is any where to be found in Columbia co.
This poor orphan child, was some half
mile from what is called her home, on a
bitter cold, snowy day, bear headed, bear.
necked and bare.legged indeed, she had
not one dollars acoyM OF clothing TO coyer
her nakedness, and what was much worse,
her face and neck, was literally covered
with scratches, cuts and scars--"bruses,
wounds and purifying sores" Will not
the citizens in the vicinity of this dreadful
outrage upon helpless humanity, report the
condition of this poor child to the officers
of the Philadelphia Poor House, that she
may be returned whence she came, and
where she will be a thousand times better
eff soul and body, than with the miserable
"Skia,RiRt' whom she now calls her mas
ter. .
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PROCLAMATION

XITHEREAs, the Hon. WsRREs }, VoopwAnp n, Prosi.
w dent of the Court of o yer aud Terminer and Ge
neral JailDeverv, Court of quarter Sessions Of the
Peace and Court OF Common Pleas aud Orphans Court
in The Twenty Sixth Ju icin District composed oftho
counties Of Columbia, sullivan and Wyoming andthe
Hon IAco1 EyASs indPErER KLiNE, Associate Judges
u COLUMBIA county, have ISSUED their prccert, hearing
date the lth day Of Sepienb' IN fheyenr OF our Lotd
thOnsand eight hundred aud fifty six nudt9 me di
rected for holding COutt of Oyer aud Termiuer nod
General Jai Delivery, General quarter Sessions othe
Peace, Common Pleas aud Orphans Court, in Blooms.
burr. in the county o Colunhia. the drs Monday,
(bcing the 9Th day Of December next and to continue
| week.
NoncE is herebv given, to the Coroner. the Jistces
Of The Peace aud Consables Of the said county of Co
lumhd, that they he then and there in their proper
persons at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day with
their records. nquisions and other reuembrg to
do those things which to their offices Gppcrtbn be
done. Andthose that are bound by RECON iZancc, to
prosecute against the prisoners that are may bc in
the Jail Of said county oi Columbia to be Then aud there
To prosecute thea shall he just Jurors request.
ed To he punCtua in til ir attendance, agrecuhiy
their no,ines Dated Mt Blonnsburg, the 10th day Of
October IN the year of our I0rd one thousand eight
hundred aud fy and in the s2st year of the In
dcpendeure Of the United States OF America.
God save the Commonwealth
STEPHEN II. MILLER, Shertg.
III tl
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Y
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ALLEN & NEEDLES,

SUPERPROSPHh 7s4t or LINE.
(AUIION-Be particuler TO observe
\ lnM every barrel of our article has 0sr and
that Of P0,s Kiett branded the head This Clu,tor
rendered necessary, there aIo many articles ~
doubtful vl!ng sold undcr the OF Super Pkostadto
Of Lime TO miscad those who are tquancd with
tn value Of
GENUINE ARTICLE.
Price IS per 20j0 lbs. 2l per lb liberal
deCuction made TO dealers. Urrts for this val able
Fertilizer attended 10 promptly Pamphlets describing
IT, nnd The noc Of appyi 'g be had gratutouHy
al our stores, or by mail When desired.
Ii has 10 superior Manure for
WHEAT, RYE, CORN, OATS,
aud all other crops requiring vigorous aud
LASTING FLRTlfHZtR.
nroh ring not Dny heavier yield of Grai than Peru
Wan q, but stfGRmg h6 Strd 10 SUPPORT tAs hed1
GRASS SEED rarely fails 10 lake well where our
Phosphate y applied to 1Aedt land.
PACIFIC oCE.>N GUANo-we have a small quan.
uty still III store.
FfSH MANURE--A supply Of this valuable article
for sale. Price $40 per $40 hs (iB rcp,s per ~
No. GOVERNMENT uNIAN GUhTO for sale
at the lowe st ratcs.
IL The leading Agricultural JouiHals and Nrwspa
pers regun rly fled at Office for the use OF FAT
! mprs.
Goods can be iosJed at either front Of our Ware
houses. Farmers are recommended TO drive 10 Water
afforded in loading wagons and attending TO the
horses.
ALLEN & NEEDLES,
No 90 South Wh1rves & Al South Water st
Est Store above Chest ngt St, sbilu
| August In -. I'm
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-11-28
POSTSCRIPT,
Tho Mormons in Rebellion.

Official dispatches, received at Wash.
iDgton, announces that Brigham Young
has declared martial law in Utah, by virtuo
CT his authority asGoyernor which has not
yet been superseded. He forbids the gov.
ornment troops to approach the settlement.
The reports concerning the agg1essions
committed by the Mornons upon the con,
tractors trains are confirmed by dispatches
from Col. Alexander. Brigham Young,
in his expressions Of hostility to the U. s.
Government is implacablt. lie had issued
proclamation to the U. S, ttoops, 10 which
he warned them to keep out Of Utal, and
counscllcd his people to bear towards thenl
unrelenting enmity. Col. Alexander re
Piled to Brigham Young in very decided
terms.