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New Music.

Hughes & Co respectfully inform Jhe public
that they have just received great van.ty OF new
aud fashionable muric, N,o in aud Guitar strings,
aud every o her ar iele, gen rally kept ~ music
stores A large assortment OF Pianos Fortet from
the pTincipal manufacturers, co. sale by
HuGRS & co.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE u. STATES,
SECOND CIRCUIT FOR THE SOUTHERN DIS
-.ir I.ia. TRIcI OF NEW YORK. "a, Ia IVA
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.Approximntion Prizcs
/, 495 Prizes amounting to,..,,...,.. 1890, 90,
{ whole. Tickets $I0-HGives S..
trs'- ~ '+i QUARTERS 9 So litN p
Plan nf fhe .Loitervl

The Numbers from l 70 50. 900, corresponding
with those Numbers onthe Tickets printed on
separate slips Of paper. are encirced with small Tin
-lubes and p.aced in one Wheel. ,,.,.. "a. -..
The FIRST 467 Prizes, simiarly printed and en-
cifcied, are placed in another Wheel. hna AZ, iinf
7 The wheels are then revolved, and number is
ldrawn from the Wheel of Numbers, and atthe sanie
time a prize drawn from the. Uther wheel Thu No
iud' prize drawn out are opened and exhibited To
The audience aud registered by the Commissioners;
the Prizsibeiug placed against the Number drawn
This operation is repeated until all the prizes
lraWa out. 49,.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

TIL firm Of Bqrlee, Wynns 4 Mockbee. forI
msIly p5r mrs IN the manufacture OF Pig Meial,
al Eclipse Furnace, Stewart County 1ennrsslr,
was on the 9 III e September 1857 dissolved
The Undersigned having sold OUT his interest On
said concern ard having 10 further connection
Whatever with the same.
JOHN t. MocKBEE.
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Lost.

On Wednesday the 23d, a small pocket book
containing 4 snm Of money, and a few papers,
for WI icll The finder will be suitably rewarded by
eayipg II at The residence Of Ir. COOPER
lOct Cd, ls57.--tf
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n Q t I
To Liduor Dealers and I Merchants.

A complete ASSORTMENT Of the Oils necsssarys
for making and flavoring every variety of liquor,
and directions for making cider without apples,
and for converting The cider to all KINGS of white
and red wines. Champaign, &C., and package of
the articles used for giving, artificial strength TO
liquors Converting 70gallons OF whislsey to 90
gallons,) aud every article necessary 10 commence
Liquor Store will be furnished for $685., Also
ali the information necessary to conduct such an
estabishm mt, thus enabling the new beginner TO
Successfully rompete with the Oldest liappr deal
ers. Address through the Post ufhce.
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FALL IMP ORTA TIONS!
o a.,,, ! ~ ,ssa1s57.o So s
a 4 Morgan az Go. !.

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS ~
STlAPEBAND FANCYDRY GOODS
''"i No.49, Public Square, NASHVILLE.
We have the pleasure Of Informing our custo,
mers, and the trade generally, that we are, now
daily receiving and opening our usual Fall took,
which will be ready for exhibition by the both inst,
We invite the attention OF the trade to the ex-
animation of this s, ock-as we feel that with our
long experience and the facilities we, enjoy, we
have succeeded in btinging Ont am assortment Of
goods which cannot fail to please, as regards
styles and prices, all who may favor as with a
careful examination of it,
,Fl' 'ae,l ,s"s ''a uSa9 MORGAN eco. 20
Nashville, Aug, IA, 81 eaoo p. arr -
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. aaq K h y los -r1 f sla,
Medicinal Preparations, for the cure
EVERY KNOWN DISEASE.

THE undersigned, having been appointed sole
Agents for Clarksville for the sale OF the M de-
inal Preparations recommended 10 DR., Freese's
"Ccmbnrd System Of Practice for Physicians and
famiies," would respectfully "a Them TO sueh
Of our citizens " need a restoration to health.
These preparations hre compounded from the
recipfs Of the most eelebral d Pysicions and Sur
geons OF Europe aud America, anu y ~ CURE W.
ray KNOWN DIsRAs that is attain within the resch
Of remedies Jtay have been ttSted for yesrs by
Prof freese, aud other celebrated physicians, in
their daily practice, aud have been found inyuri.
ably efiectusl # lt't- F Ht
For fQFiher particulars, see Dr.. Rfsese's g Com
tlned System Of Praetiee''-tog7lher with cards,
Both The book. Medicine and Chests, may be
had Of the undersigne Ut ther Drug store
'0 BRYARLY Il MoCAULEY,
franklin Street, ClarksyllIO, Tenn.
June 81, l957-6m
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BOOT AND SHOE DEPOT
Al the old OSt Office stand
WEST SIDE OF THE SQUARE,
3 -. CIarksv,iic, = eansssee.

T He undersigned would most respectfully call
the attention Of gentlemen Of the city and coun-
try to his sne stock Of BOOTS g. SuOES suiia-
Die for the present season, n his own manulac-
ture, consisting Of the most fashionable sty les. aud
of the best material. and Of workmanship SUPERB
or to any In this adjoining counties, which |
viii warrant IN all respects as represented. NY
stock embrsces the hpest French AID Philadephia
and solieitan exnmiiaon of the same confident
am that twill bear the slrctest scrutiny and
will please the most fastidous. Al work made to
order. from the iigicsi 20 the heaviest boats ard
Shoe. keep constantly on hand, the best French
and Philadelphia calf skins, dnd oak tanned scie
leather. Terms, cash, invarably.goh ~ ara ~
.r,..,- JOHN MIDDLETON.
I Mach 6, ls57-if. f''1 3'0is y7l'' BY
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TO THE PUBLIC. Il

b. o. Keesee,.is authorized TO receive all goods
consigned TO Keesee. Rlackman. q Co.
KEESEE. BLAcKMAN. g. co.
. sE0 r q .a by q. NJ. BLACKMAN.
q also give B. O. Kvesee authority 10 receive
all goods consigned TO me. ,....l ia III. -l.a
May l, ISL ....f p o. M. BLACKMAN.si
Ihuye large and eommodiOus warehouse,
fronting the whnri, where am ready TO receive
aud store every descriptlln of goods, and no TO
this date, Sept 18Th. have received a liberal
show Of patronage, and will endeavor, as here
toiore to give general satisfaction. 300
b. O. KEESEE.
Russelylle Herald copy, aud charge b. o. X.
Sept IL, '57--3m.
STOCKHOLDERS NJ. c. & L. r, r,
Z. An additional eallof 5 per cent. payable on the
fret of October and call Of same I'm QUIT pay
able on the dFst Of November, has been ordered
by the Board.
Sept II, 'J7-i,
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STATE OF TENNESSEE, MONTGOMERY
COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
John J. Jenkins, vs.. Mary Jane Bradley formerly
Mary Jane Jenkins, and g. ID. Brady.
pprTrrION FOR DIVORCE

From the allegations in the bill and the afiant
thereto annexed aud 1t appearing TO the satisfaction
of tie Clerk & Master, that the defendants, are
non residents Of the State of Tennessee, that
the ordinary process of law can not be served
upon them II Is theiefo ordered that publica-
tic N be made In the CluTksville Chronicle a news
paper published in the city Of GAINESVILLE Tenn.
for four successive weeks requiring said non resi-
dents to make their personal appearance before
the neSt Circuit Court 10 be heidi the County
of Montgomery at the Court House in the city
Of Clarksvillo, on the second Monday in January
next, 1858 then and their to plead answer or de-
uiur to the petition of the complainant, or the
same will be taken for confessed and set dow
for hearing eXparte.
.E CHARLES BAILEY, C. g. NJ.
Oct g. I957-4t
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE

offer for sale the house and lot where Ireslde,
part Of the Building is nearly new, a Double Kltch1
en- aud separate room for servants, Brick smoker
house, weod house pnd new stable. built this
sp'ing. possession can be given by the first or Il
teeth Of November. For Terms apply TO me-nliu
SAM'L. SIMPSON.
Sep. Is, '57--tf, 4., 4,.s ID M, ~
All Persons having Watches In my shop. left
Fix months and over are requested TO call aud got
them away by the FIRST OF October.
bios Ir'V Irf Tfl arS s. iSIMPSON.M
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-23

Importers Of Dry G6oRsrando Ga,retiag.i
Respectfully cal the attention Of their cist,p-a
ers aud Purchasers generally to, the Opening Of
their New Store. on Monday the '3lst inst, WITH
an extensive and varied assortment OF
Dry Goods, Carpeting, Floor oil Cloth
sc. Families Merchants, Iotel Keepers, Stea.'A
boat owners, an strangers may dfpend upon fnd-a
Ing the best class Of goods, Wholesale and retail,
a prices as low as they can be purchased in the
Eastern ci .ieE. ~ an ...,.-..l.... ..,.ti.,.;
Aug. %, '57- Pms
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Annrnxinnnfion f,rizcs.

The Two preceding aud two succeedfng Num-
hers " those drawing the first I prizs will be en-
'ttledto thea23 Approximation Prizes, For exam
Die: N0aii2sO draws the $50 600 Pvize, thuse
Tickets nlpbered ll249, 1929, 1921 1889,
will each b. entitled to $415. If Ticket No $50
draws the $40, 00t Prize, those Tickets amberrd
i4S $40, SOL, 552 will each be entitled to 5000,
and s. onFaccordiug to the abpve.schem- O.
3 600 Prizes Of S20wi be determined hv the last
.igure'of the Number that draws SGD,OO0i Prizr.
or example, if the Number drawing tho $4,000
Prize ends with No | then all the Tickets where
theiumher ends in will be cntitl I'd TO go. ~ II
the Nusbef ends 18th n o 2, then all the. Tick lis
4 here The Number ends with will be entitled TO
500, aud so on to Qsnsl si4c4al rur ... elli
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the follow
ing rates which sithe fisk: ~" t 20
Certificate of Package 10 Whole Tickets, $50
: Inunlr A
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New Orleans

NJ New Orleans,
. lLacour's concentrated Acid for MAILING Vine
gar, is put,up in 2 gallon packages, ts5 package
sge-in good shipping order. I.
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John Shillito eco.

Nos loi, l03 and les West Fourth stfeet5o'
odi 80 oia CINCINNATI 6l liLs1o ie9rr
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IN EQUITY.

The President of the United Sites Of America 10
JoFE CHASE, his attorneys. Servants, Agents, and
Workmen, and each and ecer3 Of them, -
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR eERTltl-
GATES


GATES
Enclose the moneyto our address for the tickets
ordered, on receipt of which they viii be forwarded
by first mail -LPurchaserS can llavellckets ending
in any figure they may designate, cfaca .sdt d.
The list of drawn numbers and prizes VIII be sent
to purchaJers immediately after the drawiag,' b5!
Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain aud give their post Office, county and State.
ar Remember that every Prize il drawn, and
payable in full without deduction.
u AIlPrizes OF 81 ,0t 0 aud under paid imthedi-
ately after the drawing othsr Prizes at the usual
time Of thirty days. r..r MAJ.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS strictly confidential. ''
Address orders for Tickets, or { erli 6cates 10
S.SWAN & CO., Aug, SAGA,
VA list Of the numbers that are drawn rom
the wheel, with he amount at the prize that eueh
one Is entitled to, will be published after every
drawing, IN the following papers;-N o. Delta,
Mobile Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville
Gazsi'e, Atlanta lntellige ncer, N. fGWeekly
Day Book, Savannah Morning News and Rich
mohd Dispatch. New Yora Dispatch aud Paulding
(MissO Clarion. 0i Oils su i.E6s I'D aL g7a
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5. D. MoxcAs +. CO a. cHrsrY....sr. c. M. MORGAN.
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7eo60 WooD ST., PrfTsBuReH, PA.bIoH
r'rd W Sole Proprietors.ii b
Sold by scovil 4 Mead. nj CHESTNUT sueei
r c, Laps, General Wh0lesals Agents. rs 5dW
FEB Is, ls57-ly
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-22
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILER.

THE subsctiberis now prepared, with new Machine
ry, to build stationary eng ines from 5to lO0horsc
iowcf upon the latestimprovcd plans aud will buildo
ndcr double and siuge portable engines from 10 to 40
iorsc power Rugged upon carriages, with Boiler gear.
ing Il pumps all complete and ready for action. Also
-cyindUr ucand tubularbOcfs cast iron Goa! brcakg
irspatcntcd in 1886 for threshng and crockinr
.oru aud now made large scale for erceking
Ltcaking coal. Heavy winning pumps aud hrc enginc
rggcd complete with double acting forcing pumps
kinds Of mill gcaringdnl house casting made to ordct
Line shatting with any desired sizes OF pulleys hnishe
with hangers lronplaninr done say "a feet long a.
kinds of Iron turning heavy press aud other screw
turned with any desired pitch olihrrad.
The best Rough iron tlircshing Machines, that ever
come fore the public cast Iror and woOdcn ncs
made to order Lever mower, LEain or tread power
made erdcr Also takes orders fol the fol lowi
chncry Harrison's latest pat grain mill 1000 Of.
fcrcdby the Patcntee iOriS equal II will grind good
fine mea % bIshclsn hour so bolts aud lpya.
torsall in etasougglcs Patent BlOwcr,
ed by g. u Harris n Co.. the most powerful blower
nowi withtheleaSt amount orpoyer one orwhicb
wllnc putin at the Foundry for exhibition = IUi
the above works ilbe warranted to b" what thcya a
sold for
AIso-Take orders FOR SCOTS Patent blacksmith,
Striker and lights to them in herounIrs Of
bia Nor our, Mort hnmhe rland Lvcnmng Sullivan nd
Clinton, one of which can be seen nj my shop.
LEWIS II MAUS,
March 90, 1886. BlOOmshu. Colunhin rS
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-22

Gy- L00k u Your Young Tres. The
present month is the seyerest upon trees
set out last autumn or spring, of any in
the whole year. Those who have simply
stuck their trees in the groun3--as too
many sill do-and then let them take
care CT themselyes-will net raise one
half of them, even with all the care now,
though the season thus Ear never was more
favorable for all kinds af newly. transplant
ted trees; while those who have taken the
greatest care will have their hands full in
preserving them over this month, should it
prove to be very dry, Matching must, if
not commenced two months ago, not be
neglected asiogle hourlonger; and whether
It be hay, straw, slayings, OF all tan, weeds
or grass, let the application be large, and
the trees frequently watered. When indi,
cations Of a decline is perccptible, prune
literally, and if necessary off with the
whole top.-GermantoagH Tlcgraph.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-22

BmHjng.-Budding can now be done
for some six weeks 1t is very simple
operation when unders God, but requires
to be carefully done, The best way to
learn how is too see it performed by one
who is good hand at it there will be no
difficulty aftcrward'. For cherries, peaches,
noctarines, apricots, &c, budding is rogor.
dod as better than grating; and some
persons also graft the apple, pear, &C.
For ourselves, We have decided preference
for grating. A graft catches up to a bud
put in the previous year, and is firmcr, and
makes better tree while the chances of
their growing are also greater.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-22
DIR IiOUGHTON'S

ThIsts Natures own RemCdytoI an unhealthy $40
mach, No art of man can equal its curative powers.
1t contains no Alchoh oil Filters Acids, OrNausaous
Drugs 1t scXtrcmcly agreeable to the taste and may
he takcnby the most feeble patients who cannot cat
watercracke rwithoutacutc distress ewareofDrugged
limitations. PCpsin is not Drug
Cal on the Agent, and get Descriptive Circula
aratis, giving large amount of Scientific Evidence
from bcbig Anima Il hcmisry; Cnmbc' 'SPhisioIogy
Digestion; DR. Pcrcira on Food and Dicl Dr. John w
Taper, of New York University; Prof. Dunglison's
Pysolnry Prof SiliIman, Valet C0llCdgriDr Carpcn
ter sPhvsioogy; &C.,togothor with rrportsof Cures
from all pats ofthe United Stncs.
Soldby L. p. Lutz and J. Moyrr hlonmshnrr
: Il. bowman Bcrwirk Ori3, 1858 ly
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-22

Caution TO FaTmeyS,-TAe hay which
you will have this year will not be as uutri.
tious as If its growth had MT been so
sudden. Make allowance for this in Your
estimate Of food for your stock next wintor.
You will need more food, or less Of stock
relatively than in some other years.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-22

Destroy yoay WecdS.- 1t is curious
sight to see farmers fighting weeds all
through the spring and summer, and then
letting all that escape go to seed and
spread their mischief throughout the fall !!
Look at any Of our cornfelds or potato
patches in September, and 10! what a
choice assortment of pig-weeds, beggar-lice,
and other Of the weed tribe, faunt their
seed.pods to the breeze, ready for any
amount of mischief in the spring
Even our gardens, wherein, ii anywhere
at an ounce of prevention is worth pound
Of cure, are usually let to mature wilder
ness of weeds every season, and not a
blow struck to remedy the matter, when
blows would be worth striking.
It is true, some very prudent proprietor
may spend an hour or two in pulling up
dock or burdocks, but instesd of extermi-
mating them by fire and faggot, he throws
them into the highway, where hoof and
wheel thresh them out, and the first wind
or rain is sure to statter them broadcast
over all the region round; and so next
year he has al his work to do over again.
Now we hold thst no good farmer or
gardener will ever let a weed 20 to seed
upon his domain. Have them out hoe
them out-out with them at any cost =
The barnyard and muck heap will be glad
of them; and when secured green, they are
worth their weight in any kind of manure,
hardly excepting guano. But when the
seeds are ripe, then nothing but fire should
be their portion.
There is an old story Of race of beings
who where doomed as punishment, t,
pour water in a seiye till it should be full.
Let each farmer see to it, that the seiye
through which daily meal comes has 10
tears in its bottom,--Lije Hlsstrated.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-22
FlRNTR'S DIP PARTNENI'.
How to Mako a Horse Draw.

Eds. Country Gentleman: I once knew
a man that bought fine looking sorrcl
mare, that was as false as n beast could
be-, but he finally cur, her to perfection
in The following manner; He gearcd her
- the cart, and went to the cornfeld to
qet load Of pumpkins. After he had t
some len or dozen on, she thought she
had too much load, and refused to pull -
Ile coaxed and peted her for some time,
but Co no purpose. lie next got a stick
and thumped and throshed with tue same
success lie then thought he would try
another plan. He got whcelbarrow and
wheeled pumpkins enough to make fall
load, and put them in the cart, when he
took her by the head again, but it was no
90. lie then started home, and concluded
she might either pull the load or stand
there until the day Of judgment, But when
the sun began to get low, she began to
think about her supper and started for
home, passing skiliully through three sets
Of bars, and arrived at the barn in safety
with her load. lie put her in the stable,
and fed her as if nothing had happcned.-
She refused 10 pull at two other times, but
she got the same treatment each time, SO
she found it was no use, for she had to pull
the load in the end. After that she became
as good beast to work as ever was hitched,
II. WILLIAMSON, Chester Co., Pa,--Cona-
try Gemleman.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-22

GOldprns with prncil and siIvcT Th0IdNr: I UU
Col, finger rings 37i cents to $50; watch glasses,
plain 2 cents patent l5 iun"t % other Hrtic n
D nr,portiOn All goods warranirdio be what they are
o I'd for STAuIFER & HARLEY
IL . II hand some Cold aud Silver Levers 4 Lcrne
II o Wer lhnn The nhOVe nricGs. OC1I ltI6-
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-22

Edy" The WEEDS The WEEDs~-Wage
an exterminating ware against them. Let
not one 60 to seed to make labor for future
wears
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-22
PH[LA, AND READING RAIL ROAD
Hnicr arrangements for Passenger Trans,
January Isl, 1857.
q. - = Nrli = -. -. =.

" sa Sis q y sg3l u s.sE Isa -sslls.2..ss5
I p Trains, going North, leave PhIlJdclphl' at7t
II a. NJ. ana 81 r. NJ.
Down Trains going South leave PotsviIe at - a. NJ
zee. and !. VI
uptrdins pass Reading nt 10 - 4. M.andG,22P.
down Trains 5,i3, A. NJ, " j,I3 +. NJ
Tho Express Train is discontinued until further no.
tice. Close connections made bY the 10 ~ A. NJ
tho rain from Port Cluiuntp Elmira and an intcrme.
datc points aud by The O,22 z. UpIrain from Port
Clinton to Elmra, CLuandagua BulP.o, Niagara, De.
pot Chicago, ST, Louis, Davenport and Iowa CITY
Making th, route the shortest and cheapest to the Lake
EIiCCy and Canada.
OnSundays the Down A. NJ. Train from Pottsvile
and Upr. M Train from Philadelphia, on ly run.
HARRISBURG CoNNrCroHs, by Dauphn Railroad at Au
bnln
special Accommodation Passenger Train leaves
Sc&dll daily except sundays )Rt7 u a. M retu rning
from Auburn at65 =. VI, on arrival oI 3lO 7. NJ.
Train from Harrisburg.
WAY FARES-FROM READING TO
'hihdciph1, 81 7jandlAj Pottsvhe 3l,O5 and O,s5;
Auburn, U.1j.
TQROuGu FARES, to Harrisburg 81 So Tumaqun
1885; WMUm~pOu Sl,lOi Eimia Si,aj; CanandaIa
!. SsUJ iinHlii Niagra SI0,6 ,6J CieuvGland So.
II T0icd15lt,1i Cincinnati $1,000 Chicago $4,000.
tOOk Island s 100.
ALL Passengers will procure tickets before cncring
thu cars: ~ cents extra Fares paid in The cam
atty lbs Of personal Baggage allowed each PassenogG
al over that weight ascharged Extra Baggage
A. NlCOLLS,
jauuary 3D., ls57-tf Gent Supt
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-22

6sy~ Pears are generally improved by
grating on the mountain ash
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-22
DIR. j. s. Eloughton's
GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.

UIlE True Digestive
L fluid, or Gastric
Juice Prepared from
RGnnCt, or the fourth
Stomach ofthc OX,artcr
directions of Baron Lie.
big, the great Ply siolug.
ical Chemist by J. S
ronghton NJ. ID Phila
de lplia, Pa.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-22
CHEAP WATCu Es AND
u q yY 4 . q. e s. { q s's,,

tyvuOi.ESALE AND RETAiLat the 'Phila. .,t->
w drlphia Watch and Icwclry store No. 80 es.E
North 4d street corner of Quary Philadelphia. @s!"a
~ ali Irvrr Watches (ll tiCwClrd, 10 carat So 90
-, II. c,rot I'M