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sT1rE TENNESSEE, coxFTRoKAs oTTfCE
Nashville, January u, 1891. I
This Is 70 certify tia The Ha f0Td Fe Insurance Com
PAW, located Hartford h The STATE Of Conr ecicuti has
has complied with al the requirements Of act passed
BY tho General Assembly u tie STATE OF Tennessee, in
March, 1856 entitled An Act 70 regulate the agencies O.
nuTaucc Compan ncorpo BY The State q Ten
nrssee" ahd that JozlFH NAsn Is the legally auItorsed
said lompany IN hr town Of Nashville, State Of
Teuuessee. J. 4. LUITkkLL, Comptrcilcr.
By TEos. ,. Messy Dep.
The undersigned AGENT a. the above named Couaptny,
eontLues Policies az his Sfcc, No, - College -
opposite The sewanee House. J0oKPh NASH.
Nashville, JanssFy p, is3T-SE
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NOTICE.

HAVING dspoei n or stoek 81 Beats. ices As 10
IA Ntssrs EEansHAa RurLAzb se saks great plrzs-
10 rur1raaranF the 20 sas 80 pasFses - ne late
ara, aat hePsaE i3r sasa sAare efthr patronage os
I Fs1ile gtarEllly. RIbEaTsON DasnlkIL- =
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Reduction in Freights !

M have the plcssr that the Railroads.
w q. ~ fcducef DER f-eigtts VA CHARLEsroS. We
ao courraluatr tls people Tennesase that In very
tine, the Cars WH pas fr1a tbs plsce % Atlanta
whrut breaking blk tbs, rrte vii then Be AZ least two
davs Ga advance 81 Savannsh.
Take paFtiruiEr uorce that He T0aWAED kFEaF rEfSa
sKvr ~ destined Cor ne rterioF tbe very oE o.
l2lc or ordinary packages. and that MEASURE
Fhfsa trrsby ssng % Ioa always, a. least bur iuss
oar conrfi so
Va PAT 50 sn-s ustszs " EsoW rHEr ARs EioEr.
The Aaapad Agsuts boh a. Savannah and Charleston,
% s0f AuAsuEE
Our e1pensebs paid here, therefore yOu need not
TetaiL
package Gs over here.
Wepav strict rcrstua attention % business. and
noh 81 shall be vannE part 20 promote the
interest e al she patroniEs
Wesrr nos feeding against tEo mishty Cnrposatocs
ask the pRtc 90 sustaiu ald cur uort + Dot
Zone - WeH and bs lcs thefs, thsa taks Il
hom o. and give ito them.
Any inioaaon abous lest sooia and any hing Pertan
10 10 ths Business, chcarialJ given
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RATES OF FItEIGHF
ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON.

Feathers and Wool. per 100 lbs 40
BeswaN, Ginse ?. Pink Root, Rope and BsFging,
Hemp, star Candies, Soap, Lard and Lnseed on,
per 100 lhs...... -.--.............. 100
Leaf Tobacco, 50
Whisky, per bbl..... ... ....... 500
Reef and Pork per bbl ....... ESQ
Flour per Dbl. la
Frooms, in lotr OF 50 dozen and upwards per dosen 60
Cotton, per bale. 80. .... 90
The AGENT n o. Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
will receipts the above rates until the LIST Of June
next.
deduction Of onefour'h he allow rates will give the
rate 20 Augusta Georgia the articles above ecded.
For Information i'm regard 90 Oher articles not
specified above. cal0n Address
CHAS W. ANDERSON, Accent,
jan9-u No. &c College street.
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HOPE SPRINGS EXULTING FROM IFS USE,
WHILE DOUBTS FLEEING AWAY, GIVE
PLACE TO CONVICTION MOST
TRIUMPHANT!

PLACE TO CONVICTION MOST
TRIUMPHANT!
De Kind enough reader to give your attention one mo-
ID meut and you Will learn what
The GrRfenberg Health Bitters Are
Coed For!
They have been sod By the Subscribers H. Tennessee
for years. and note this great truth, they have facts IN
their possession showing that they have cured and helped
INDIGESTION.
Nervous Debility, s!ekness At The stomach,
Deraugement OitheDisesiiv' Water BrssA, Hsm0r',
pepre sioa oiMlnaand Spirits, 6osyeasss Jaa6dice.
Oppression aner Eating, listnlepcy, Rheumatism,
Acid stomach, Femafe ObstructlCna,
SEA Headache Loss of petite,
Pain in the Side AID
TOPOR or TIE LIVER AND BOWELS,
Reader Youafe appealed 70 earnestly. Don't say III
Icoud oniy believe this 10 be trusi have some Of he
above compa and would lake tie medicine a.
ifI could only have confidence IN Is True. Cone
then % your mind Is irritable dsc0ntened and gloomy,
Ii you have Cto Pains your fcod-if your
body begins 70 waste or yoursrength 70 fail you ~ your
eountsuaEcr assumes haggard aud saIoE asrect,-u
you have GMculty "a lying ca sogr leit sldeii your
skin dry and strlyeieC T yen have appetite
ard variable and perhaps entirely destroyed-if your
whole system islangGd especially during the process o.
digestion, q yvu have constant uaeafy feeling 10 The
huhyi you are troubles pith INDIGESTION! and
tsndsnt is and while at hrsf IL reaty stiuulnes the
stomach, cleansing and removing the agrnia
1T ACTS UPON THE SHIN
Removing Morbid Yitiaird Hunora, beautfyinE the
kdnF lie and energy in Aour eatiFe fane ihsn,
reader SIT he scrd 20 iorEer iqek DARK Rnd goomy
longer Yaur dehps hope be bAnhed and thrust asids
bot giih ifEALTh And = RtNefH.
TIE Ora enbsrE Health ilters have sore wonders for
As hsny Witnesses are ready 70 trsi 20 statesent
above made These Flies ard AZ ne ether 6renecrE
Mccbsi sale ~ every pruggist 10 ever 10
he state. and are ucrfhr 81 o. every counter
The lice bcrs e WbCifsale Dravrf I'd he Retail
prize IS enIy gse i thsre d. here boud ot BE- EN- or
large niauke., shsrs t csnretee teUad al
over gllz flarfts Gh.qu.
MAGNETIC 4 BTCEwTrR. NathVnis,
AFeuis Or so fs ahsrs coupany orftunessse Ala.
bsrsa sna isctria- ians9-n
NOTICE.
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RAILROADS & STAGES
So
Freights Reduced.
RATES OF FREIGHT
FROM CHARLESTON TO NASHVILLE,
70 cov7rSus WITHOUT ALTERATION UyTIL TEE
First Day of june, 1857.
FIRST CLASS.
Piano Fortes Books and Stationery. Boots, Shoes and
Hats; Lq7ors, 'ils, &c. IN bottles: Camrhiae and
Spirits Turpentine, in bAls; CarTetinr On IA, Glass
and Glasswar~ Cza-s IN cases: Clocks, Confrciona-
res, Cotton Cards Cutlery IN eases casks and boxes;
Dry Goods in boxes and bales; Drugs Fruits, Fruit
Trees and Shruhhery, Furs, Garden Seeds, LoOkf1s
Glasses and Lookinr.Glass Plate, lat owners riskl
Oysters in cans and iars Sadd'ery Tin nd Brittania
ware, Teas and Spices pr 100 $l15
SECOND CLASS.
HARDWARE, excent such specified in First a1f Third
eHssi Cogee Mills, Machinery; Foreign liquors, in
Dds Hnd pipes; Tobacco IN boxes Leather IN rolls
5no hoTes; Otis. in bbls. and casks; Crcekery and
SleshsTare IL crates aud casks; Rice, Whiting, .
ti@sr' SneetB Brass and Copper per 100 ..-..SloV
THIRD CLASS.
Axes Snoves spades Sad Irons Zinc and Tin in pigs;
u-l,a'e' Ajyil' Vices, casks of Chains and Hoes
nanila nna G'tio1 CoTiaEe. Coffee, heavv Castings
Iul-'fearinEi l'airoa l7he and Axes, Chains and
spikes, ana hosin IN bhs per loo 80
SPECIAL RATES
Furniture and Carriages boxed and other ght articles
not enumerated also, CsTh0ys Of Acids, or other
Chemicals, wiz be charged bv ecraI weight hut at
double First Class Rates, per 90 $500
Have every package uaiulv ed with name ofccn-
sgnee destination arc derot a delivery Aertcn 70 this
matter prevents delays ard losses and nsuros speedy de-
livery.
ADVANTAGES AND FACILITIES OFFERED BY TIE
CHARLESTON FCUTF.
Goods consigned the Agents Of the scuth Carolina
Railroad at Charleston vf be forwarded "Fres Com
missi0n drsyaRe, wharfage ard pCStgg only charrea
bin of which with cf freight raid vessel VIII he
nail to eonsgnees. Mark packages care Agents. C. R.
r, Charleston, ;. g.
The South Carolina Railroad will advance shippers
sion House Go So and have their e1Pensebi payable
here.
AreiCht for Nashville snd Stations on the Nashville srd
Chattanooga Road rou, Charleston through
Trains only and shippers may rely upon the utmost des.
patch pud prO-1T treSs
The Rate from Charleston to Nashville will az all times be
as low e by Savannah.
an authorized. and viii set le prou pity any over
charges and dauags that may this line.
In case cst or miss ng goods will tke charge fany
found will pay for the within thirty days after notice
is given at this Office.
Merchants along She lire Of the Nashville and Chatta-
nooga Railroad viii bear in mind that the ap-
ply 20 all goods from Charleston which to be delivered
at ihe following Staticns viz Stevenson Anderson Dsch
erd, FulahoUs Normandy, Wartrace, Sbeltyvie, Bell
buckle Fostervs Muressborc, Smyrna, and Lsverrne.
snail be pared % give explanation aud iniOr-
nation desired in regard to r. iFhts and ehilS-
Correspondents nav RELY upon prompt answers to eli in
Guire ana eyery stten ion gwen to business brought
der my supervision ard control.
CHAS. W, ANDERSON. Agent.
jan9-f No 20 College St Nashville.
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10, G. BROWN,

DYEWOODs, WINDOW GLASS, GLASSWARE,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, &C.,
Ind az lie IQpaIdr Patent Medicines o. the day.
43 College Street, NASHVILLE, TENN,
IN Fancy Goods the stock is more than usually large
having received new supplies selected in person rcm the
Eastern market many styles never before offered IN
this market.
In Perery we can furnish Lubins Bazus and Si,chers
EXIT for the handkerchief Some Of them vari
cites Farina American and French Cologne in almost
every pattern Pom AIDES and Hair Oils from 1ubn Wright
Pver, Bazin Glerea, Haue &C., SC. &c. DlUes Lubns
Sachets Hair Brushes, Metal China Glass and Paper PUT
Boxes Shell, Fine and Dressing Combs, together with
general assortment Of sundres in this ne to which We
would call attention.
T EECHES-1OOo genuine and fresh Swedish l.eeches
l. just received, by 10. G. BROWN.
CT0NE YARE.-4OeO gal. assorted sizes, SC.
- jy28 e.. 10. BROWN
CTABCEz-95 boxes Proctor CANDLES Pearl Starch
- superior quality. Jo G. BROWN.
OLIVE OIE.-sO baskets just arrived also small 10
~ Virgin Tuscany Oil, extra article for table use
je23 10. G. BROWN.
TSINGLASS-Iarge lot of COorers Sheet and Shire
Ising4ss, Sparkling Geatane, with all the Favoring E1
tracts in use. 10. G. BROWN
CONGRE SS WATER onstsntIy receiving diree
jy2s '-' 4''D7'' -'s' -'- Jo C. BROWN
VyTINPovv GEASS-A large lot ranging from b.
w 10 to 40 by 10, single and double strength.
jy22 JO C. BROWN.
ZINC yEHgTE-1OO kegs on hand, also White Lead o
II FahnesOck's ard stOektons brand. 10. G. BROWN.
C'OACEE VAsNESH-A small quantity Of English
- Coach Yarnish on hand 10. G. BROWN.
rT1OGETUEEs with pure Brandy Madeira. PORT an
Sherry Wines for Medicinal purposes and well select
ed Of Drug Chemicals English Extracts Coiors dry
and in on Lnsesd. Lard and Train On Indigo Nader &C
j23 % College Street
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Nssrs. W. n. Gordon Co, Nashville;
Gari1fr. rhspterl &c.
Geek. Haiiy Z Co.
a Stssi' 6sssa : Baay.
N0rrisan Co.
Etrrllr Efls Co.,
A a. Hicss a Ca.
w. W Berry 4 DemoFslh, q
CheafhaHs, Wztscn Co
And Gas but nsi least Eeed ga fiend Joi oaii-
wel, Eq-, President 81 the :. G T. 4, char.e-gon.
isrsa = WYATT a co
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NASHVILLE INSURANCE OFFICE.
STATftHyENT

OF THE CONDITION OF THE ETNA INSURANCE
COMPANY, ON THE FIRST JANUARY, 1887, MADE
TO THE STATE OF TENNESSEE, AS REQUIRED BY
THE LAW OF MARCH /, 1876.
The name OF the Corporation is ETNA INSURANCE. Con-
PARY located at Hartford, Conn.
The Capital Stock is five HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
and is paid up
Cash in hand and in PbgnX Bank ss87ss 80
Cash on es sPTS1 n qP2 IN hAF0'a 2q65 90
Cash in the hands of and due from Agents and -.
ri Fstate unirc-r,bersd 476e5 OF
"A Mortgage Bonds, per cent semi annually, a400 o9
% d" d" $4,000 90
q Income 45OO GO
n 49,, -;t, Ty,+sr po,1s nerc ss-nanry 10000 GO
~ IIartfrd C;tv Bo1ds - 10000 90
sSiTyaJteet 10 5000 90
~ an tSe cor,na-,v nv MORTGAGE eT5i Os
pfI,s 3 ersivsbIe 2OlOa %
500 hares Hartford n Haven R. R. Stock 6eOt0 90
IV0 Aatt orr q = a =. 1900 x oro m
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-12-26
Kansas Affairs.

The pro.slavory party in kahlns have
made their nominations for State cfhcers.
Frank Marshall and w. G.. Matthews aro
respectively the candidates for Governct
and Lieutenant Governor. General Cal.
houn, the President OF the Lecompton Con.
stitutional Convention, was nominated for
Governor by acclamation, but he declined
the honor anticipating an election to tue
United States Senate Mr.. Carr was nom.
mated for Congress. At last accounts
eneral Denver had not reached the Fey.
ritory. The Republican journals are in.
dusriously circulating reports of organisa.
,ions of Missourians to take part in the
ohsuipg elections. The Legislature has
transacted no business of Importance.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-12-26

WoRTu A TRIAL citizens are
o'ten compelled to imbibc and otherwise
use muddy water. The flowing receipt,
found in an exchange, bears the impress
CT probability, and worth & trial As
much pulvcrized alum as will lie on the
poirt of small case knife mixed thor.
oughly with a bucket of water in an hour
will settle all impurities at the bottom, ma
king it clear and pure.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-12-26

n@-DR. BRownR, of the Monfou Il
merican, thus notices the Bloonsbvg
Dramatic Institute We observe that q
number of Young Men, in Bloomsbury,
have organized themselves into Thcspian
Association, and propose giving the folks
of that place a series of entertainments -
As usual the "croft' is well represented
and we trust they will acquit themselves
with honor,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-12-26

nDr New Years Day, will be here in less
than week, ard the children are aniici'
pating the good things they may expect to
receive, and have eagerly counted the mo-
,nents which intervene. The stores have
laid in their supplies of fancy and useful
articles, and have arranged them in such
an attractive manner that the money in
ones pocket involuntary comes out.
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ONE PRICE ONLY

LlPrINCoTT & HUNTERS Clothing Warehouse,
South West corner of Fourth aud Market streets, PMi
phia. The only One Price Clothing StOreiH America
cash purchasers OF Mems or boys Clothing, at
Wholesale and fetal, con here make their selection
from IN immense STOCK of fashionaby cut and we'll
made clothing got up with view to glide salts tion
to all and at the very lowest possible selling price
ma rked, plain figures on every garment, all buy al
the same and whether they judges OF goods
or not, they cannot be deceived. One uni form low
price ask End take suit everybody, vile the usCal
mode of asking wO prices and taking all that can be
got suits nobody and three .iourhs for
asks SIS for coat aud afterwards agrees 20 take
$40, and tits equally certain that he would have taken
sis, il he could have got il, and thus actually chat
he purcha of I've dollars To remedy this evil
aud establish confidence in the trade, LIPPlNCOT
CO., auuitormbelOw price on all their goods, VERY
much low the usual rates0 and will nevervdry one
cent under any circumstances.
ITCALL AND SEE I'll
Al the Sogth West come OF Fourth an Market street
hi Ia deiphia.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-12-26

THE HOODS. The knit hoods now worn
by the young ladies are very pretty and
much warmer we should think than the
present style of bonnets. They have
more to recommend them than beauty |;
the are cheap, and that in these tight times
is something. They should be generally
adopted
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-12-26
SWAN 4 CO.'S LOTTERIES,
MN A.+-D brilliant scHpae
Capital Prize SOC, 900.

The foiowina scbenie will be drawn by S. Swan 4
Co, Munupprs Of The Fort Gaines Academy Lottery,
in each of their Loitcries for December, 1857, al
AUGUSTA, Geotgia, IN witch city lhey have removed
their Principal Odice. -
To be drawn in tho city Of Augusta Georgia IN puo,
on Saturday. December duI, 1851
CLASS GO,
To he drawnn the city ~ Augusta Georgia In public,
on Saturday, December l2h 1857.
GLASS 81, ..
TO be drawn in the city of Aug sta Georgia In public
On Saturday December ptb, 1857.
GLASS CO, "a
70 Be drawn tiu CITY OF Augusta origin, IN public
on Saturday December 2Gth, 1881.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMSERs
Eirs Thousand -Four Hundred PrittsL
Nearly one Prize to every Nine Tickets
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
TIVE subscriber having removed his Marble Yard
| from near the Court House, to the South west cor
nrr of MAIN aud MARKET streets in itnpcrrs Row,
WHARF he is prep ared TO furnish all kinds of
Marble 1Vork,
Viz: MONUMENTS. Cradle 7 ombs. Box Tomhs, q nd
Head stones Of every description. His stock is OF tho
best iud, the workmanship not surpassed by any
the country aud at low prices. Gall and Judge for
yours elves.
U5. lie will also furnish Table aud Bureau Tons
Mantels G,r houses, Base Corses, LintIes Sill
for Wintows aud Doors, 9t O low figure.
Thankful for past favors, we hope for continuance
oil the same.
ANTHONY WHITMAN.
BComsbutr Anil 4. Isb7.-Gm
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CHRIsTMAs.-On all sides we begin to
hear the notes Of preparation for Christmas
which promises, Notwithstanding the "hard
times" to be as happy and merry as usual.
90 ihoto it be We arc in favor of Christ
mas, with all its old d:fashioned customs and
observances. Its Influences in this hard,
selfish, money getting age are all for
good.
Amidst the general call to happiness, the
hustle of tho spiri's, and the stir Of the az
fectiohs, which prevail at this period, what
bosom can remain in>epsible 1t is, in
deed, the season for kindling, not merely
the fire of hospitality in the hall, but the
genial fame of charity in the heart
And again:
II feel the influence of The season,
beaming into my soul from the happy looks
of those around me. He who can turn
churlishly away from contemplating The
felicity of his fellow beings, and can sit
down darkling and repining to his loneli-
ness when all around is joyful, may have
his moments of strong excitement and sell
fish qualification, but he wants the genial
and social sympathies which constitute the
charm of merry Christmas"
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NOTICE.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING,

BOUT AND SHOE M AhlNG.
S THE undersigned, thank iuI for the ltpra |
AEaI patronage with which he has been iavord for
FR1 years cone by would inform his nds and
vse~ customers, hat he continues TO manufacture
Boots anG Shoes,
Al his old and we il.knOwn tand, Main str Get ,
bloomsbury. in all their various and forms in good
sty le a on moderate te rms.
His long experience in tho bnsinHss, and general
knowledge of the pcopC II CoumEia; ounty, super.
added TO fixed determination Ia render Satisfaction
to all his customers, should secure him increased pa
tronagc which he hopes to merit.
JACOB +. DIETERICK,
Bloomsburs, sinIch 70 1857.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-12-26

NIGHT MARE.-The way to raise this
animal is very simple. Fifteen minutes
before bed time cut up n dozen of cold
boiled potatoes, and few slices Of cold
boiled c'bbage, with five orsix picked ct-
cumbers. Eat heartily, aud wash down
with pint of brown stout. Undress and
jump into bod. Lie fiat on your back !;
in about half an hour or thresbouts you
will dream tina, the devil is sitting OH your
ckost, and Bunker Hill Nj Monument in your
I D.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-12-26

b~ Our Carrier Boy, is busy in prepa-
ring his customary New Years Address
Ills eyes sparklc..with joy and his actions
indicate a confidence that his yearly toll
will be duly appreciated by our patrons.
We hope his visions of pockets full of
'rocks" may be fully realized, and the
heart Of the Carrier Boy made glad.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-12-26

csg"Thc weather, that unfailling pic
of every circle--a god send 10 "locals,"
either in her pcrsi tent mocas If cloud or
tuisLine, or in her sudden freaks Of change
and passion must again become the theme
# our live,iest praise. For several days
'hs h been wearing cheerful face, but
on Wednesday has surpassed herself in
lrilliancy, sunshine and warmth. How
soon We may have to chr niclc another
change, and censure where We now praise,
we can't say, but are much afraid this
smiling face Of hers is but the precursor
of coming storm. Such is lilej however
full Of chapgc-one day smiles, another,
tears. and we uuwit'iugly, as it, were,
chime in with the common exprcssions-
delightful day." or horrid weather."
entirely forgetful of the season
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MADISON HOUSE.
SAVING FUND

NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST CO.
OFFICE, WALNUT sf., s w CORNER OF THIRD
Arrangements for Business during the Suspension o.
Specie payments by tho Banks.
/. Deposits received and payments made daily
G. Current Bank Notes, Checks and Specie will be
received deposit
g. Deposits made in Bank tes or Checks will be
paid back in current Bank Notes.
4. Deposits made in old 81 yer will be paid back
in Coin
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT. PER ANNUM
HENRY l.. BENNEI, PrtsideRt
WN J. REED, Secretary,
Nov 90, 1857
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A BOOK FOR EVERY MANS Library

R0re Inducements 10 Agents.
CANNASSERS wanted n bIau subscribers f.r ~
y Comprehensive Geography and HisloIy, .rcitUt
and Msdcrn, Of the World: hy Goodrich, Peer
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Pnee 81 Sold only by ngenls 10 each Of hoin
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is now ready. Copies w.l he sent b. NAL post ra'I
on receipt Of the psigc. bills on MI IovtrI ba tH
taken a. par, Tho IloNE IpURNAI. s1ys OF this Wort
" No family hatcveT should be without H." For e. 4
particular IN regard to an agency, address
GEORGE W. ELLIOTT,
Publisher and Enntsrliat.
No, IL William Street New YO,k
T1 Al k.hjs VI School and NIscrlisuoons rrut %
Ch"-p P'I'lcM OBS slaIlobCTy Gnd Nsps UiHUIvi "a
IL t,i' lUs,ITi,.'. 0ia,is {. .i,i.,' ~ "a
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SPRING AND SUMMER
Goods.

FINW EWnItT8lgn T'sVeUF
/ the pubic at large and :hc rest OF mankind that
lie has established a splendid
NEW GOODS,
nj tid elegant store House. just erected in Roh g.
nrg Columbia county, Pa. who he has now opened
LARGE aud choice assortment OF
Spring and Summer Goods.
Which hcis determined to sell on suef terms swili
induce aIlat least this vicinity who are IN want
of Merchandise, 10 extend lrlm their ustpn.
HIS stock has been Selected " nh mucncdre and witt
rcrren &C to thc wants ofths scOmmunity-and without
going oencr into minute numeratOn Oft he various
kinds-hc risk nothing in assuring his friends that
ything sally kept Country Stores can here be
had 4 little cheaief than tie cheapest.
L5Country produce, including rain, Lumber, &C.,
take n in XChange for goods - -
WILSON AGER,
Rohrshurg, March 2s, ls5T,--y
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-12-26
Calalnhlu Dtmurrut,
The following are the receipts to the Office
of the COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, during
to. oc NouDn,lan ISEz

Our customers, hereabouts, will please
remember, that We want and will take,-if
We can get--all kinds of produce. Beef
Pork, Oats, Buckwheat, Corn, Apples, and
az tho nocessaries Of life Included. Now,
friends, please I'll up the fodder.