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SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.
NEW aHD BRnLIawr sGHEME
Capital Prize 100000.

The following scheme VIII be drawn by :. Swan g.
Co. Managers Of the Fort Gaines Academy Lottery,
in each of their Lotteries for Nuycmbcr, 1881 al
AUGUSTA, Gcorria, IN which city they have removed
their Princpal Office.
CLASS Gt,
10 be drawnn the city Of Augusta, Gcorg npuhic
on Saturday, NOvembrr7th, 6J7
GLASS ca,
To be drawnin the cityof Augusta Georgia I'm public,
on Saturday, Nvemober iith, 1857,
CLASS G3,
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on Saturday, November 2lst, lej7.
GLASS 81,
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on saturday. November 2-th, lo57,
ON 1aG PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
FiUe Thousand Ftur Hundred Gna Ninety Priiosi
Nearly one Prize to every Nine Tickets.
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Go7ey for December. This excellent
Magazine has already made its appearance
Tor the current month. The contents are /;
three steel Plates, one Slipper printed in
colors, one cOlored Fashion Plate, IL
Pages printed in Blue Tint, forty nine
EngraYingo, one hundred pages and sixty
contributions. The two Engravings }" The
Night before Christmas" and Christmas S
Morning." are TIE hest we ever saw pub
lished of the same size, Godey's Magazine
deserves universal patronage, and We
have no doubt, enjoys it, at the hands of
every lady reader in the country. Price,
% per annum, addres, L. A. Cooley,
Philadelphia.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-11-28

sSS" The wheat fields of c Columbia county
present very green and handsome ap-
pearancc-a vivid contrast between the
brown and bare pasture fields. We have
seen some fields in which the wheat is al
ready six inches high. / here is a great
difference in the opinions of farmers upon
the question Of late and early sowing
Some say that when it is sown early it is
more liable to the attacks of the fly; but
should 1T escape this that it will grow too
rank in the summer On the other hand,
it is said that when sown early it takes a
deeper root, and is more able to stand the
winter, and even the ravages of the fly, by
having a stronger stalk which sustains the
hy and supports the growing grain.
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DlPfiOMA AWARDED


BY tho Pennsylvania Srae Ggricau al Soectg and by
,sroral c0Ig s%5tSs 70 BRhfAI @
HORSES
EOR Horses, ii is an invaluable re ncdy for the cure
aud Ecvcution OF all diseases tic dent to tho mob
aumai. wa - Distemper, Coughs Tary, Tevcrs, Fis.
iulI, Foot diseases, Lung diseases, ltCh. Grease,
Gnpes lniammoiion Iltndce Kidney senses,
Chambers, THICK Lrgs, Hdtbnund stagscrs. Vrnts,
Ulcers IN hungs, surfeit Founders SuIigit Hair,
ron VEAT CATTLE
In Jaunlicc, Yellows lloyen or Blown Bloody
Urire Red Water, Murran, Loss ofCuu, Loss Of Ap
pctite, Diurrhml lonscncss, Hoof disease Wolf in
The Tail follow Horn, Bloody MIR, Flood disease,
Loss Of Milk.
FOR HOGS
In swelcd Neck, Bics in the Liver. Assesses IN
the Lungs Ulccfs Of the Bowels, s7a.ns " Cramps,
Choke diseases.
No farmer should be without It a single day it is his
shcct'archor tot diseases of his stock Ii increases
the amount Of milk, butter and tat in htal,hy animals
Gch, @ s I'G GNptilouIe OF over 10 Uoo mrmcTs' "h"
ANOTHER NEW DIsCovERYl
CATH LINIMENT
Unewanlley any OF her Iduiment or Embrocaton
tNttl,i wa TO the world. 1t is good for the fol.
lowing diseases, aai has proved itself in the hands
thousands Of itGrers latmcrs and stage propctors 10
exceed anything of h. Kind nflc red 10 III" public
2HE CA71LE LANIMENT IS COOP F6h
| CATTLE, HUMAN BODY.
sprans Bruises, RhedtIfd SIN,
| Foundc red Feet, Weak JOINTS,
Spawn, Sweeny, lConfruCted SinewB,
| FistUlH, Si,last. Frost Bites,
Calls otevery kind, Chapped Hands,
| 'Wihtgu'IS sand Cracks, SwClilngs,
| Lamcness Strains, TumOurs,
Scratches or Grease, Tooihache,
/ fhck Legs, Pam in the begs,
! Hard IumOurs, Pan n the Back.
| Rmgbone, Poll Evil, Pam in the Shoulders,
I Cracked Hcrls Nervous Pans,
Rotten Hoot, Chiblains,
Mango, Bites Of Animals
Norn DstcniEer, Stiff Joints,
/ And many oiler diseases. II is short. tho mos
complete aud universal LinIment that science ha
! ever yet pre- ducud.
Be6are Of Couneers as bo III our valuable disc over
les are already cOuntcrfeed by pei sons in DIFF rent
parts OF the state Our powder has our written sig
nature on each bottle.
hanUllctu red only by
BRElNIG, FRONEFtELD e. CO.,
No 3l7 II. Third st n. L. corner 'rh ird Il Wood,
Philadelphia.
DeRu 90, lSjT-u
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-11-28
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
bloomsbury, November % 1857
RBblI5aOUA MOTlEB9a

Divine services will be held in Blooms
burg, tomorrow, Sunday, Nov. 20tb,) at
the following Churches;
Luther7n Much.-Rev. E A .SHARRETTs
Service at o'clock, p. Nj.
German Reformed-Service at 10 o'clocl;
A. NJ by Rev. W. r. ZflBER, of Ohio
Mett09ia Church, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, in the Basement of the new
Church, on Third Street.
Presbyterian Church, REV. D. ]. WAL
IEa.---Ser7ice at ii o'clock, A. Nj.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-11-28

Dsg- NeUcr Too Late.-Hundreds just
within the grasp of Consumption are saved
every year by the faithful use of DR.. Wis
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. It's success
in allaying and curing severe protracted
coughs is Unprecedented.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-11-28

BGs- We notice that many farmers in our
county, have commenced butchering their
hogs, and sending them to market. Sau.
sage and buckwheat cakes are nov quite
aommon with those who cua afford it
The obese and unfortunate porkers, protest
with loud squoal5 but without avail, a
goinst the cruel appctites of tao hungry
and iIsatiate Genties.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-11-28
A CITIZEN.

t6- Bilious Cholic and Cran,p in tie
Stomach can be relieved in ten minutes, in
every case, by using from 5 to 80 drops of
DU WALLIS GALYANIC OIL.
Sold by G. NJ. IIagenbucb, j. r. Meyer
and e. 2. Lutz Bloomsburg, and Country
Merchants, generally.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-11-28

ssD- Justice Woodward, of the Supreme
Bench lately delivered an opinion on the
SUBJECT OF the time of expiration OF the
oihoIai term of Chief Justice Lewis, He
decides that Judge Lewis holds his Office
on'il the 18th of pccemher nOAt
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-11-28

ssg" For some winters past the weather
has been severe enough to destroy \ great
snany b rds, they are scarce, 70 have
them again plenty, they must be protected.
partridgcs, and all other kinds of birds,
should be free this fall, from the gun of
the sportsman.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-11-28

s@- Dem Foine, The oysters SER
we'd up by ''mind host" Of the Exchange
Oyster Saloon Step in and try dozen
or so Of the bivalyes.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-11-28
Oct 81, 1857
List of Causes for Trial-DeC,r Term

| William Rooms rs George i. Kline ct al
9 william kOous rs George l. Kline
Joseph Stackhuuse Us Gilbert Fowler.
Thomas Parker rs John II Parker.
5 Isaac Brown rs Robert J. Lyon.
Jacob Schuyler Us Wilson Ager.
z Fletcher Dodson ct nl us William Long.
Christian Hei ST us Daniel Giger
Martin Mowrv Us Themas tackhouse.
10 Gilbert Fowler rs Gilbert II Fowler ct al.
II william Ritt"Ihonse rs Samuel Headey.
~ David Ilildrbtant Us BHnianin Fox.
~ David Ninterstaen ri al Us Chris. Shumah.
" william Con rad rs DANIEL Smith.
10 James RiuenhOuse ct al Us Bnrny hole.
10 jacob Warner State Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
II John Snyder rs Levi l.. Tate.
ls o. G. Kahlcr for the use of VIM. Robinson rs Fred
erCk Rabb
10 Henry Sork Nicely & fileman.
~ Adam StrOup ct oil Us l.. B. Rupert ct al.
81 Cornelius McErren rs Henry ] Yaple.
Nov I. 1857
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IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY.

Tor tho last three years, have been eneagsa n
L. business known only 10 NY self and, comparative
ly, lew others, whom have instructed for the Of
S!0n each, which has averaged the of $1,000
Ia S}Ou0 per annun aad having made arrangements
10 Europe in the Spring Of i-js 10 engage in the
same business, am willing tn give iull Instructions
IN the art to person in the United States Cana
das, who will remit me tlie OF 81. am induced,
from The success have been favored with and the
many thank tnl ackno wledgmen have received fr
those whom have instructed, and who are making
from s. to SIS per day NJ II, to give any person
opportunity 10 engage in this business, which is easy
pleasant, and very nitabe at q small cost. There
is post lively No uMBuG in the nat!er References Of
the best class be- given regards its character
and can refer to persons whom have instructed. Z.
ho viii testify that they making from S. 10 SIS
per day at the 1t is business n which either
lades or rcntlemcn can engage and with perfect
make verV hanls income. Several ladies in
rOus pats in New York Penns yyania and Maryland,
whom have instructed are now milking from So 10
g. per day at il. It is GEsTEEL BUSINESS aud but
tow shil'ings is required to sa. it, Upon receipt OF
81, Will Immediately send 30 the applicant printed
circular containing full instructions IN the art VIII ich
can he perfectly unde rstOOd at oace.
All letters must bn addressed (pOst paid) To
, ALLEN T. PARSONS,
335 Broadway, New York.
b Sent 3, IsS7-3m
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-11-28

.usS" Win all who read our paper favor
us with notices of deaths and marriages
as they occur in their ncighborhood Like.
wise, accounts of sudden accidents, fires, or
whatever may be of local Or public interest,
This is a standing request.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-11-28

DD~ We have frequently been solicited
by persons to notice their business in our
local columns, when they never spent a
dino for ADVERTISING Men who are too
penurious to advertise, should know bet ter
than to ask such fayors.
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SPRING AND SUMMER
Goods.

'THEundersignel fully inform ii.friend.nrc
The pubic at large and he rest OF mankind hut
h6has established n Splendid
NEW GOODS,
n the elrSautnew store Housc lust cfected In Ron
burg, Columbia county, Pa, where he has how opened
large and choice assortment Of o.
Spring and Summer Goods.
winch he's determined to sell on such terms aswill
lnlce ana least IN this vicinity, who are in want
oi Merchandl"r, 10 extend him theircustOn.
Hs stock mas been selected VIII muclcare and with
reference to the wants othis cOnmuuity-and without
gong oencr into minute nnsration oft he VARIOUS
kindshc risk nothing in assuring his friends that
ev rything sualy Kept IN Country Stores here bb
had a little cheaper than the cheapest
.LyCouniry proiucc, including G rain Lumber d .
taken in eHchnngt for goods
WILSON AGER,
Rohrshurg, March 2s, 1s5T,~-y
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esg- Mr.. Peter Badly, jr., of Danvii!c
has just received some 5000 bushels OF
Kentucky wheat from Pittsburg.
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6gS- The thermometer, on Wednesday
norping last, stood at 5 degrees above zero,
In Bloomsbury.
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SSyH The Hon. Warren J. Woodward is
holding a two weeks Court in Wyoming
county, including this week and last.
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Deg Mcssrs. McKcivey, Neal g. Co.,
4iave just received large and beautiful
assortment Of Fall and Winter Goods.
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iny- The Select school, under the con-
trol of Ncssls Eaton and Wells, commen-
ced a new quqrter on last Monday.
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BsS~ We notice that Hessrs. Else q Will
son, have large and we'll selected assort-
ment Of Toys, Candies, &c., on hand at
their Confectionery Es ablishment. The
approaching Holidays, we have no doubt,
will demolish the pile, considerably
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-11-28

remedy for fseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys Gravel
Dropsy Weaknesses, &C. has no equal. Read the ad
yertscmont in another column headed Z" llembold
Genuine Preparation
nSy~ Tile FiUG Per Cent. SdU1ng Fund
of,he National safety Company italaat street. south
west corner of Third street philae phia now has nearly
osr MILLION ASD IIALF of Dollar ali in REAL ESTATE
MoRrAGss GRouED Rents, and other first class eecuri
ties, to the benefit 10 depositora.
H5r THOMAS w. MATTsoN Receiver the Prize
Medal at the Worlds Fair in Iond IN, 1851, for
TRUNKS. CARPET BAGS, Boo ts,. shoes and Gums
Great Inducements offered pu rchasGrs Of the
above articles TIN is the largest stock trunks
Carpet Bags Valces &c. in Philadelphia very cheap,
or cash. Manufactures: 100 Market Street, S. w
corner and 1913 Market street, s. 4. Of Fourth
HE COOL REFLECTION .-"Fot every mite that
we leave the surface Of earth the tempe raturc falls
Eve degrees. At forty five miles distance from the
globe we get bcyondthe atmosphere, aud enter strictly
speaking the regions of pace, whose temperature
is 22J degrees below aud here cold reigns in all
parts" The gentleman who went "beyond the at'
mosphere' and held the thernometer in the "rcgons
Of space" has since his return declared that the next
coolest thing is, suit of those light, elegant and grace
vi summer clothes, which have rendered the fashion
able Emporium OF Granville Stokes. No. COZ, la 200
Chestnut street, famous on this territori / orb,
NJ. WHITE r EETII, PERFUME BREATE AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXlON-can be acquired by
usi ng the Balm Of thousand FlOwers" Whnt lady
! or gentleman would remain under the Of dis
ngre cable breath, when by using the "BALN oF A
THousASp Flowers dentrice, ", uld not only
render it sweet, but leave the teeth white alss.
teri Many persons do not know their breath is bad
and the subject is delicate hnt their friends Hill
never mention ii. Beware of counterfeits De sure
Loo bnt tIp Is cd
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-11-28

RsT" Court will commence in this place,
on Monday, the 7th Of December next to
.cantiuue one week.
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COLUM BIA DEL OCRAT.
The following are the receipts to the Office
of the COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, during
the month of October. 1857:

Our customers, hcrcabouts, will please
remember, that We want and will take,-if
we can get-all kinds of produce. Beef,
Pork, Oats, Buckwheat, Cider, Apples, and
all the necess aries of life included. Now,
friends, please roll up the articles,
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NOTICE.

NollCE 10 hereby gtYen that an application wall b.
made at the next SESSION of the Lep inInIe Of
Pen1sylvania. for the incorporation Of a bank wit
ihe usual privileges, 10 he called THE BIopm.burg
BANK" with capital Of two hundred thousand dol
iars and 10 be located in the town Of BiJomsburg,
COlumbia COuutV
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TraverseJurors-- --Decem'r Term

BIopm-Spn,url Shatltr, James L. Rurtey. John
Whitenig,i, John X G rotx Hebulon Gross.
Bcnt"n-Rcuben Davis, sr., Petcr Case, John Nc
Henry, Sr
Brar CrGcK-Samucl Kelchncr
Centre Levi Aitman, Stephen Hutton.
Cattawi Samuel KOstenbader, Matthias Hartman.
Fishing Creek John Hess, Edward Unangst, Daniel
StnCkcr, Henry Ever.
Greenw oOd--John Monrc.
lIemlock James Enmii, John Gruber, Jesse Oil,
John II Faust.
locust-Elas iiclwig, Peter *. Heibcin, Samuel
Reinhod Isaac Rhonds
AhtlIn-Joseph o. Wintcrsteen, Leopatd Krkcnda
Main-Slmuel Fisher, Isaiah Shumau.
Orauge-J0hn Ache nback
Pine-Benjamin Wntersteen.
Roaring Creek--Adam Gable,
SugarloaC-Anas Cole.
ScOtt-Dnnic Whitmire, Jacob Keller.
Oct 81 1857
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ma According to scientific gen

B@g" According to scientific gentlemen
wo are likely to have mild winter this
time. I he more unreasonable the weather
j; the more seasonable it will be for the
poor. Let us offer up propitiatory sacr
Iifico to the clerk of the weather.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-11-28

ng - Green castings need training
they J2utter SO when they begin to swim. y
Columbia Co, Rcpwblican.
Well, Doctor, we have no doubt, they
will be properly cared for under your
''training.' Should you, however, oppre-
bend any fear for their n,orol culture, you
can jus call in the assistance of mother
Goose Shoe, Geeses.
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MaGNLFLcENr scEEMEl
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
j49O Prizes amounting 10 $500, 600
WHOLE TICKETS SO; HALVES 25; QUAR-
TIERS S21
TLJn of the LOtteyV.

The Numbers from to 80, ,OOO CORES spending with
those Numbel on the Tickets printed on separate
slips OF paper are enclrclcd with small tin tubes and
placed in one wheel.
The rrsl 462 Prizes, smII,ry y. inted nd encir.
led, are pilced in unotier wheel.
The wheels then revoved, and a number is
drawn from the wheel Of Numbers and at the same
time Fftae is drawn irOm the other wheel The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhibit
ed to the audie nee, and registered by the Commits
siuncrs; The Prize bcug placed against the Numbrl
drawn. This operation is repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn out.
approximation Prites.-The two preceding and the
two succeeding Numbers TO those drawIbl the htst
/ I Prizes will be entitled to tn" 9 Approximation
Prizes. For example: if TIckGt No. 1850 draws ,he
S6OOOO Prize those Tickets NUMBERED ll9iyf u !49,
1851 2j2, will each be cOitlrd 10 SluU II Ticket
No 55u draws the S3j,0Oo Prizc, those Tickets nrm
bcrcd jIs, jI9, sol 552 Will each be entitled 70 $500
| and so according to the above scheme.
Tine 5000 Prizes of S2O will be determined by ihe
last cure of the Number that draws the SGUOOO PnN"
| For example, if the Number drawing the $40 tOI
Prize ends with No /, then all the Tickets where
the Number ends, in Iwfl be entitled 10 $50. II the
Number ends with No then all the Tickets where
the Number ends in will be entitled to S!c- and 50
on too.
Certificates Of Packages vii be sold at the follow
/ ing rates, which is the risk
'n tipptn n,,f pa IN AhnIn fltrAq
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Tract of Land.
A LSO,
LOT OR PIECE OF LAND

Situate in Jerscylown, Columbia county, containing
One Fourth of an Acre,
More or less bounded the North hy road 10 aiding
from said Ailiyille. the Solth lot of wio W
WGlliyer, the East William Barber, and on .hc
West by lot o. Neal MrCOy, wllnrcon Is erected
Il two story ir me Dwelling House. a stabl, III
with tho appurtenaucGs, soizrd taken in exc. a "a
cuinu and 10 be- sold us the property IT Nso s.h
WelliyGri Administrator Of Phnrnus Wrllivcr, deed
stEfhEE II. MILLER.
Nov n 1857 !ShfriT
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Special Notice.

uELMBoLD's COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT as
remedy for Of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel
Dropsy Weaknesses, &c, has no equal Read the ad'
vertscmont in another column headed "Helmbold
Genuine Preparation "
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-11-28
uOVER'S LIQUID HAIR DYE.

IIOVER'S LIQUID HAIR DYE.
'J'HIs HAIR DYE needs only tral to satisfy all of
its per fiction Dye, and tho Cnl lIowirg tcsti.
lnonial from that eminent AnalvIic Chemist Pr0es Dr.
Booth, OF the u, Mint win only confirm what thou.
sands have previously borne testimony to-
"LGborat0ry for Practical C,cU:istryl
st. Stephens Place, rhjIada.
Rerg well ncqua nied with he Substances com nos
ing iIovcr'o LIQUID Hair Dye am satisfied that by
following the simple directions given Tor itS use it
will not njurc the tdIr or SIN, but will give uatu
raj and durIb colgr TO the hair.
JAMES q. BOOTH.
Aug ~, 1897 .?natytic ChCr7ist.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-11-28

Bay- TIE FiUe Per Cent Sdvtng Fand
ofihe National safety Company, Walaat street, south
of71rd street Philae phio. has nearly
osr MILLION HALF of Dollar ali in REAL Estate,
MoRrAoss, GRousD Rents, and other first class eecur
ties, to the benefit - depositora.