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(E4frdd from the dct aiTsocoi 81 March lss5)
[sEs further enacted insure far
practicable compenauon according 70
the perormed among railroad the
transportation the mail shall be the duty
and divide the railroad routes IN
Guiding ie which the service partly by railroad ana parity V
classes according the size Of the mails the
which they conveyed and the importance he
vice; han lawful for him contract for conveying the mail
Prorided That the conveyance Of the mail
shall higher OF
pensaon allowed by aw nor for carrying the mail
class greater compensation than hun
carrying the mail
railroad class than nifty dollars
the Postmaster shall
compensation exceeding the aforesaid maximum
what he deem reasonable and fair compensation
performed, shall him separate
The mail the residue tho contract
without advertising letter mail such
by hpre otherwise OF the greatest speed that
such
of speed
Tho General having made Offer the trustees Of the
Northern (0gdensburgb Railroad Company for service the follows
ing they being unable make
transportation such terms his opinion
cited the following advertisement
issued compliance directions therein,
DR0POSAIS for carrying the letter mails of the
United States also for tho residue Of the mails from
The October 1851 the 3o Of Juno neyc 1861
the New York will be received at the
Department, tho city of Washing
1h september 1857 10 be decided BY the 18Th
day OF said month"; In the manner herein stated, viz:
by Champan llooers Forks,
Aaronsbnrgh Edinburgh, Churubuseo Wrlghsyie, Cha
teaugay, Andrusviie, Maorr. Bangor North Bangor,
Brushs NILS MORA, North Brasher Falls Stock
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North potsdan potsian, Madrid Depot Madrid and Lisbon
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Contractors staeeroad supply
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-10

AMDRoTYpEs.-W have seen, at vari
Gus times, in our cxchan. cs, somo very
compliment ~ Lo ices Of the skill of MIR.
G. w. WAGNER, os an Ambrotypist and
we arc pleased 10 be allie to state 10 our
readers that he has just located among us,
ard is prepared to give his attention to
those who may favor him with visit. We
would further state that his engagements
elsewhere prevents him rcmai' ing with us,
more than three or four weeks, and tht sc
desiring life-like portrait at reasonable
price, should uot neglect the opportunity
now offered
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SWAN q CO.'S LOTTERIES.
NEiy dND BBILLL8NT SCHEME
Caniial Prize 100000.

The following Scheme will be drawn by S. swkE a
Co, Managers of tho Fort Gaines hradtluy .ottcrY.
in zach uf their Lotteries for Octonrr I511, Mt
AUGUSTA, Georeia, IN which city they have removed
their Prime pat Office.
CLASS &C.
To be drawn in tho city ot Augusta Grorgi1 ~ public
Saturday, Octnbfr Sd, sji
CLASS 81.
To be drawn lin tho cyot Augusta Grorg1 public,
On Saiiday, October l0th, le5I.
GLASS 81.
To be drawn In the city or Aueia, Gcotga in public,
on Saturday, October 18TH, lt57.
GLASS 30,
To be drawn IN the city Augusta. Georgia. IN public
on Saturday oct der > tth l5I1.
CLASS 20.
10 be drawn in the ci o Augusta, Georgia, in pubil
or Saturday Octobrr D. ST. 1851.
OS THG PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Fire Thousand -Four HaGrca and NiHofy Fire Pri.os
Nearly one Prize to every Nine Tickets.
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MRGMLELcENr ScHEnEL
Ji0J Prizes nmor nting 10 s31, 900
WHOLE TICKETS $40; HALVES SJi QUAR-
TIERS sci
Plan Of tie LottefY

IItU ~ UC I.Ottc/Y.
The Numbers from IN 80 ,001, core spending win
those Numbc cls the Tickets printed separate
slips OF paper, cncrc led with small tin tubes :Ud
place d in one wheel.
The first 4C7 Prizes, siml rly printed nd CnCir
cled, are pla cGd in anus her wheel.
The wheels are then revovcd. aud number is
drawn fro the wheel II Numbers and a. the same
time Prize Is CTawn from the other whrri he
Number aud Prize drawn out are opened and exhibit
cd to the audience, and registered by the Con mis-
sioners; the Przc being placed against the Nnmbri
drawn. This operation is repeated uhtii all the
Prizes are dawn out.
Approximation Priscs--Thc two preceding md th'
TWO suCcc edug N4Iulrrs to those drawing the INST
FRIES VIII he entitled To the e Approximation
Prizes. For eNamp'p: it Ticktt No. 1850 draws me
100000 Prize, :ho,e Tickets numbered ll2i-, u 2l3,
ll25, 1889, viii cnch be entitled 10 $40 ltlicLc'
No $50 draws the 5000 + I1c, those Tickets nnn
bered 54s Ji9 5jl ji4 VIII rn'h bo entitled To SJON
and so on according to the above scheme.
the 5000 Prizes Of $40 will be determined by the
last figure of hc Number that draws the $40 COO Prizc
For example, il the Number drawing the St0 cOu
Prize ends with No. /, thea all The 1ick,ts whcru
the Number ends, I,w IN be entitled ~ S@I we
Number cnds with No 9 hen all the Tick'ts whctt
the Number Cnas iu will be entitled 10 $50 and So
onto0
Certificates OF Packages viii be sold ct the ftl'ow
ing rates which is Ilr tigk
a. . - .F
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M a n RI A. GE S.

On the 30th ult at the residence of the
BRIDES fsther, in Tamaqua, by the Rev.
William Mullen, Mr.. John Ralston form
crly of Bloomsbury, to Miss Bella Rat
cliff.
In Berwick, o, the 9th ult., by the
Rev. Henry G. Dill, Mr.. Lewis II. Con.
over, Of Beach Haven, aud Miss Martha
II. Opdyke, of Berwick.
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ALLEN & NEEDLES'
PERPHOSPH4TE or LINE,
NAU lION.-Be particular to observe
thar every hrrrel Of our article has cur name and
that Of Pots hieit branded the head, This Caution
is rendered necessary there are many articles
doubtg va,us sold under thr of Super Phosphate
g lime, is-ad u. IsG wi0 are uulCquaGled with
thevalue OF 4
GENUINE ARTICLE.
Price So per .Ot0 Tbs. (9 cents pr lb) liberal
Fertilizer altCudrd 10 promptly Pamphlets dasrrb ug
il, and the mO'c of applying, eau be md gtuuUsy y
at our stores, or by mail when desired.
IL has superior a : Manure tor
WHEAT, RYE, CORN, O NfS
and all other crops recurring vigorous and
LASTING FtRrIllHtE
producing not only heavier Yield ~ Gram than Peru.
Wan Guano but sag CBg the strdo TO support TIE head
GRASS SEED rarely fails To laEe We'll where our
Phosphate is applied 90 rhtat taHa
PACIFIC OCEAN GUANO-We have small guam.
ilty stll IN stnre.
FISH MANuRE-A supply Of This valuable article
for sale. Pficr $50 per 2u00 hs (ls cents per lb0
NO, / GOVERNMENT rE VIVIAN GUANO f,r sale
al The lowe 81 rates.
N5' The Icudiug Agricultural Journals and Nrwspa
pers reguiu y Cd at our office for The use OF Far
mCTs.
Goods can be loaded at other front nj our Ware.
hous srs Farmers arc recommended to drive q WairI
are afforded in loading wagons aud attending 10 the
horses. -
No. % south WEarves, < II South Wai"r 81
tst Store above Chest Tut St, Phiilja
August |, a. I'm
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A. B. WHITJOCN' s

CELEBRATED CORNET BAND,
Composed Of the Fl rst musicians in the country, and
tor harmony and execution Of muse have equals
among the travelling bands of the day.
The puplic may rest assured that no expense has
been spared render this the most attractive aud
amusing entertainment OF the present day The whole
comhi nation to be exhibited under one nmcnse Paw.
lion for one rice only.
T5 VIII exhibit at GIOOMSHURG, on FRIDAY,
CTiIiS AFTERNOON AND EVENING October alh.
ADMISSION u cents Chi lIrcn unn'r ~ years, Ii
cents. Doors open at and o'clock p. M, to com
mcnce half an hour afte Iwarts.
J. .. KNAPP. agent.
s@- On ground of Maj. SLOAN, at the
lower end of MARKET ST, Bloomsbury.
Oct 10, Is51-its
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TO THE lovers cfprime Oysters VIC would
say, call On Col. Girton, in Billmcycr's
Saloon. The Sheriff is daily receiving
prime Oysters, and is prepared to serve
customers in the most approved manner
Do not fail to give him q call.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-10

LOCAL ITEMS, like cash in our pockets,
are things to think Of, but cannot be picked
up. Order and peace roigns in the laud,
and the raw material for ''locals" is some
thing not to be had. viii somebody do
something desperate, if only q for the fun
Of the thing" before long?
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BBAlglDUa NOTICES.

Divine services will be held in Blooms
burg, tomorrow, Sunday, Sept. 27th) at
the following Churches:
.EpiScopI Chmch.-REv. II. TULLIDdE.
Services ct 10i o'clock, A. A., and at
carly can lc-licht in the evening.
P,esJyterita Cqrch - REV. D. J. WAL.
LEs.-Service at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Germon Retmm.-Rev. w. GooDRIoH.
Service at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Luther ~ Church. .-Rev,R A. .SnARRETTs.
Service at 0 o'clock, A. M.
M,tholiI Chwch.-Service at o'clock,
i. NJ, in the court House,
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Look OUT Some persons are in the
habit cf visiting our "truck patch" and
taking therefrom such vegetables os suit
them. We would advise them to keep
clear Of the garden in future, as we have
secured he services Of seventeen brindle
dogs 10 guard the premises.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-10

FRANK PHELPS Amphitheatrc will been
in Bloomsbury, this (Friday) evening"
Those who have sconit, and may be pre-
sumod to be good judges of eymnastic
performances, pronounce Frank Phelps,
and his Troupe, the best in the field
Who Will not wish to see the sights and
witness the lots Of fun there promised,
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~
CURE OF DISEASED LIV Ex.

nosEsDALg Co Pa, Jan. 10, 1850.
Mr.. SETH w. FowLE-Sir: You are at liberty to use
the following statement for tho benefit of tho afflicted
was attacked with the Liver Complaint, which ap-
parcnily brought me the brink Of the grave. During
my sickness ate ndej by three physicians in
place, but resolved no help. also tried thu various
remedies recommended for such complaints but they
afforded me relief. As a last resort / was persua
ded TO try HStars Baisam Of Wiid Cherry end by using
four bottles torcd to better health than have
enuved before for years. This statement may be
relied upon as strictly true. -
BETsEY PEIRIN.
The abope certificate giron In the presence of Or.
Strong Of Hoaesdaie oho aoeH known his Uie,niy
a successful practitioner.
None genuine unless sig ned DCTTS on the wrapper.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-10

Oun cntcrprsing follow-citizon, ROBERT
B. ARTHUR, Esq, who only a few years
ago commenced in Bloomsbury on nothing
and hiss multiplied into Mo@Sa~1s, may be
justly regarded as ole Of cur most enter
prizing cItiyens sni best business. meu -
Five Hundred Jhrusand Brick, have just
been turned out Of his Kilns, which he is
driving day and night, with a lar C force
'r lands, notwithstanding the general sus-
pension mania. Mr.. Hrihur, in addition
to pushing gu his extensive brick yards,
and building lots Of Houses, has this Sea-
son raised the finest lot Of choice Celery,
we ever witnessed.
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COLUMBIA EMOCRAT.

We lost cur list, unfortunately, con
taining the names of those who had paid
up to September 7, and consequently, their
payments may not here appear. Will
they let US knew! We Intend to give
every Gust mer honest credit for oil pay
ments, and hope many more Of oqF good
friends will promptly pay the Printer.
Our customers, hcreabouts, 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 nccess aries Of life included. Now,
friends, please roll up the articles.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-10

THERE is no season Of the year, accord
ing to our opinion, which possesses SO many
and such variety Of charms as Autump.
While all the seasons have peculiar beauty
Autumn seems to be formed of a union of
the whole, the happy fruition of their COM
binod efforts. During its genial sway we
do not suffer from the piercing cold of
Winter, though his vanguard, the hoar
frcst, has made its appearance nor are we
subject to those feelings of lassitudo and
inortncss which porvades the human frame
during tho reign of blushing Spring; nor
are we afflicted with the oppressive heat of
glowing Summer, but enjoy mild and
agreeable combiua ion Of the whole. The
anticipations have passed away, but the
actual possession of all that was promised
by the younger seasons, declare their re-
alization. 1t is true, the bright flowers of
Summer 'have faded and gone'-thc green
leaves of the forest have changed to "red,
russet and yellow" and the charming song
sters of the wood have taken their fighl to
more genial climes; but then there are
other changes which awaken feeling of
gladness rather than sorrow. At this sea-
son the labor of the husbandman is gener-
ally crowned with abundance, and smiling
plenty speaks joyously from well filed
gorners. With the oppressive heat, dis.
case and death, in many localities, held
fearful sway, but with tcmporing broczos
and frosty nights, health again blesses the
land.