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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-02
MjBBl3Da

On Christmas Eve, by Rev. Wm. G cod.
rch, Mr.. William 2erwiMger, to Miss
L.gc!'@ Nagle, all Of Bloomsbury.
.On the Goth inst, by the Rev. Geo.
Warren, MIR. Henry j. Krumns, to Miss
Al@'y Nc Bsiae, both of this place.
In Riccmsbnrg, Dec. 20, 1857, by Rev.
Il. a. Share ts, Mr.. SSmon Rhoaes, to
Miss MARRY -1"1, Bombay, bolh of Tur-
butyi lie, Northumberland CO., Pa.
On Tuesday last, in IIemlock township
by the Rev. D. j. Waller, Mr.. William
Heuic Shoemaker, to Miss EDjG fa,hy,
all of Columbia county.
In Cattawissa, Dec. 81, by Rev. N. w.
Colburn, Mr.. Anlyeac Kreige, of Shame.
kin to Miss Haryia hresgb, of Cltt .wissa.
In Berwick, on Thursday, the 2lth ult.
by Rev. MIR. Shurlock, Mr.. Alonco d.
Baker, of Niagara county, N. Y, and
Miss S1lte OPayIc, of Berwick.
On Tuesday morning, oath inst, by
Rev. II. G. Dill, Mr.. William II. B9telS
Of Wilkesbarre to Miss Susan A. Ed.
70 'rds, daughter of William Edwards, Of
Brarcreek.
On The 18th inst, by the Rev. William
j. Eyer, Mr.. Edacin +. Parhidge, of the
city of Philadelphia, to Miss Hem ista IL
Hartman, of CattawissO, Columbia CO.
Or the evening of the 18th inst, by Rev
w. Go drich, Mr.. E0an Thomas, to Mis-;
Henfietta Erasmus, both of Bloomsbury.
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g@-LA MUsTAonE.-A good many 'fast'
young men; now and then some polite &
sensible ones, and occasionally even sedate
sires are found wearing the mustache.-
All other masculine bipOds frown upon
and shoot out their lip and turn up their
nose at it. 1t was different few gener-
atoms since. A London paper states that
nearly all the English clergymen living be-
tween two and three hundred years ago
wore moustacheS. In the list of those who
wore the beard on the upper lip, we find
the well known names of John Donuc,
George Herbert, Robert Herrick, Jeremy
Taylor, Thos Fuller and Robert South.~-
The famous John Knox, and the celebra.
ted John Bunyan wore the moustache; also
Wiclilfe, Cardinal Poe, Archbishop Gram
mer, Bishops Ridley, Eatimer, Jewell,
HOlbech, Thirlday, Goodrich, Skif, Day,
Archbishop Laub, and host of others,
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Rupert Station, Dec. 80, 1867.
Y ours, N c.,
j. II. HAIR IAN,

ssS" A desperate murder was perpetra-
ted near Nefsville, Lancaster county, or
Tuesday, 18th inst. Two woman, named
Anna Gerber and Elizabeth Roam, were
found murdered in the house belonging to
the former. They we're murdered by two
men, a negro and mulatio, who were
seen TO enter the house about quarter
before eleven. The men had been in q
neighboring house, Immediately previous
asking aims. They have both been ares
ted. Particulars on our first page.
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We are proud of our last monthly return.
Our friends have done WE'LL and We take
pleasure in giving them due credit, for the
faithful discharge of known duty, trusting
they may continue to be "minlfW Of tie
Phle|," and enjoy the additional salts
faction of reading their names prominently
recorded on the "RoLL OF HONOR" Few
newspaper establishments in the country
enjoy better patronage, than the Columbia
democrat, continuance Of which VIC shall
strive to merit, and hope our business.
intercourse, during the current year, may
prove mutual and increasingly encouraging.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-02

Bay~ CHRISTMAS, - Christmas has come
and gone, and "dull, very dull one was
the exclamation of many, The day was
fine, with cold sharp air prevailing, and
but few promcnadors were to be secn on
the streets. 1t would seem that ali were
conteu' with the comforts of good warm
st yes and zy parlors. rather than ozer-
cising their locomolion powers. But for
ull this, We have no doub', general enjoy
ment was the order Of th5 day in our town.
M.ny merry Christmas calls were made,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-02

We are in receipt of the January mum
Der of the "AMERICAN AqRIcULTURIsT. ."
1t is large quarto work, comprising 80
leaves, Of 6l pages, and 1872 columns
abounding with every variety of choice
agricultural productions, carefully prepa-
red aud ornamented with numerous rich
and rare ongravings. We have no hcsita-
tion in saying, that the american Agri.
c"ltH'ia, is the cheapest anil best publica,
tion of the kind in the United States, and
we take great pleasure in commencing it
as worthy the confidence and patronage of
every Farmer in Pennsylvania.
Now is the time to subscribe for the
New Year. Only sl.OO per annum -
Address, ORANGE JUDD, A. NJ, New
York.
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Donation Visit.

The friends Of the Rev. PETER BERG
sToEssER, propose holding a "Donation
Party," for his benefit, at his residence, in
Orangeville, on Tuesday, the goth of Jan
uarv, 1853,
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Es5"THE TREASURY NerEs.-Thc Sec.
rotary of the Treasury has decided to adopt
three per cent as the rate of interest for
the New Treasury notes, and will issue
Immediately six millions in denominations
of QUO hundred, fge hundred and one thou.
sand dollars.
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1ssr Yesterday, (Eriday, the year 1867
was pushed off into the great past, never
again to be seen, till in its deeds of v;rtut
and vice, it faces us at the judgement sea
Of Chris. 1t were well for Us to retro
spect 'he past especially the year that ha.
just closed, with the view of profting by
tho lessons such retrospection would i'm
part. In doing this, let one thought i'm
press us, espccially,-mauy who com
menced the year 1857 with us, have gone
from earth; and many who seen the dawn
of 1858, will fail to see its close.
Our las'Eyear-last month, last week
last day,-aye, last hour and minute, -
will soon have come and gone.
where thp wtfnd our des iinod place1
Shall we Gu everlasting days
With fiends or angles spend"
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The Minnesota Election.

Chicago, December 2ss-Thc official
canvass in Minnesota has h5oh CONF leted.
The entire Democratic ticket was successful
at the recent election. Messrs. Rico and
Shields were elected United S atcs Sena-
tors on the 10Th instant.
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PIIRENOJOGICAL CABINET

SD, THE chronological Cabinet OF Fowler Wells
ENS&S1 Co., late 23l Arch street PHILADELPHIA, has
w ibeen rcmovedto 9l2 Chcsnnt street N1f .CAPfS.
Z VINO has hud tile management Of the establi siI.
frN ment for the last eighteen mOrths Will continue
conduct th business in AL lis branches
Standard wor rs on Anatomy, Physiology, rhrenology
Water cure, Photography. &c, constantly on hard =
PhrcnOog ical examinations with written descriptions
given daily. Phrenoogy taught in private, in classes
and in public lie ecturcs.
All orders scnt by mail will meet with prompt aicn
ton Residents of neighboriug villages desiring d
lecture or Of lectures phrenof1gy for further
information should address
JOHN Il. ChPIN,
O22 ChGsnut street Phi dcphia.
nnr
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SWAN g. CO.'S LOTTERIES.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
BSy- 500. 600 For Ten Dollars -! |! ct

The following Sclione will be drawn by 4. Swan &
Co., Managers Of iLe Fort Gaines Academy Lottery.
in each Of their Lotlcrios. for January, 1888, nj
AUGUSTA, Georgia, TO which city they have removed
GLASS Go,
To be drawn in the city of Augusta Geotg public
on Saturday, January "a, e5S.
GLASS 10,
TO be drawn in the city OF Augusta Georgia in public
on Saturday, January 9th 1903,
CLASS II,
To be drawn in the city Of Augusta Georgia in puhc
on saturday, Janlfry lGth 1855.
CLAS. 70,
10 be drawn IN tla city OF Augusta Georgia, IN public
on Saturday, January 23d, fsjH.
CLAS5 73
TO be drawn IN the city OF Augusta Georgia. in publ
on Saturday, January 30 lsj5
ON THE rLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Fire thousand -Four HaHdred Prtiosl
Nearly one Prize to every Nine Tickets,
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D z A Y II s a

In Cattawissa township, Columbia coun-
ty, Pa, on Saturday, the Goth of Decem-
Der 1857, Mrs. Cathariae HoHeaJauch, of
the Dropsy, aged 60 years, 8 months and
l6 days.
In Centre township on the 23rd instant,
Mary agnes WoTeHa ConStan3a, infant
daughter Of j, NJ, and L. NJ. Price.
In Briarcreek township, Dec. 18th inst,
Mr. 1homas W. FITTINGS, aged 75 years,
! month and IL days.
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SPRING AND SUMMER
Goods,

TIIEunderlgn0d respectFnIIy inIU!m hsfri ds nnn
L the pubic at large and she rest of mankind hat
he has established splendid
NEW GOODS,
n the elegant Store House, just in Rob
nrg, Columbia county, Pa where he has now opened
large nd choice assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods:
Which he is detc rmined TO sell such terms swll
induce ALA least in this vicinity, who are in want
of Merchandise 10 extend him theirCustom.
HIS stock has been selected ith muchcare and with
reference to he want ofths sCommuniy-and without
going to enter into minute enumeration oft he various
knds-he risk nothing in assuring his friends that
ry thing sually kept IN Country Stores here be
Had 4 "ltlc cheaper than the cheapest -
yyCountfy produce, including Grain, Lhtibcr &c =,
taken in exchange for goods
WILSON AGER,
RON rshnrg, March 9s. 195T,--y
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Bag~TuE RIvER-The water in the
Susquehanna was rising rapidly yesterday,
caused by recent heavy rains in its upper
branches.
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Hon. Warren J. Woodacard, our excel
lent President Judge, is engaged this week
in holding the Sullivan County Courts, at
Laporte.
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CHEAP FOR SALE
AT rnE orflcF of rue
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.

DO RET DIARIES, for 1889, Of various sizes neatly
J. got IN aud bound in Turkey.
HovER's WRTiSG lEKs Black, Blue and Rcd in bottles
Of various shapes and sizes.
HosEn's I.tQmD HAIR DYr, which will color Hair aud
Beard perfectly black.
srAuoSeRY, comprising pens holders pencils sealing
WAX, blank books. rhecks, &c. . ...
ExTRA SuPERFEE Jream Alhambra Laid Note Paper aud
Fancy Envelopes.
BtAsKs,-Deeds, school Orders Marriage Certificates g.
Justices, COnstables and all other forms.
MtDicISEs,--Syrup of Yarrow, Agno Cure, rlackberr
Syrup, Cattle Powder, Horse Lnimen,, etc.
FANCY JOB PRINT lll Ga
Executed at all times, in various colors
Always
Neatly, eheaPly and expedtiously.
90. 1857
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ssr rANoTHER ExuIBlTIoN, The Mem.
bers Of the Bloomsburg Dramatic Institute,
propose giving one evenings entertainment
in the Court House, on Wednesday even
ing January 9th, 1858. The proceeds arc
to be distributed to the poor of Blooms.
burg.
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EQUALITY TO ALLl


UNIFORMITY OF PRICES!-A New FEATURE IN
" BusISEss: Epcry one has opH SdLSm0Hi
JONES & CO.
Ofthe Crescent One Price Clothing Store. No. 900
Market street, above Sixth, Philadelphia.
IN addition 10 having the largest, most varied and
1shonHbo stock Of Clothing in Philadelphia, made
expressly for retail sales haze constituted every one
his own salesman, hy having married IN figures, ni
each drtiole the 7oy lowest price he sold for
they cannot possibly vary-all must buy alk
The goods arc well sponpod andhrepared, ana gicdt
pans taken with the making that all can buy With
he full assurance ofsettng good article at the very
lowest price. AlsO,a large stock of piece goods on
hand, ofthe latest style and best Qualities, which will
be made order, in the most fashionable aud bcs
manner % per cent, Below credit prices.
enembeL the Crescent, in Market, above Sixth
Street, No 200.
JONES & co,
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BsE"EcLrpsE IN 1853. During the yer
1868, there will be two colipscs of the sun
and two Of the moon, The first, an annu-
lar eclipse Of the sun, will take place en- the
l5;h Of March. There viii be a total
eclipse of the sun, Septcmbcr7, 1s5s.-
There will be two partial cclipsos of the
mo n--thc first on February 27, aud the
other on August 2S.
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MIFrLINvILLE EvANdELIcAL LUTH.
ERAN CnURom.-Wc are requested to an
nounce, that in consequence Of the indis-
position Of the Rev. Mr.. Sharrctts, the
Pastcr Of the MitIlnvillc Church, tho con-
sccraton Of said Church. was deferred last
Sabbath, but will be attended to or Sab
bath the 10th Of January-to morrow
weck-at | 0 o'clock, A. NJ.
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s@rSNow. On Saturday, the earth was
covered with q robe of spotless white, to
the depth of two or three inches.
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NEW TINWARE SHOP.

MAIN STREET. Opposite THE EXCHANGE
TINE under signed respectful ly informs his friends
aud the public generally, that he has opened
Il Ntro Ignacare aud Shett Iron Esto-
Iishmenh
In tho Building formerly occupied for that purpose,
by Joseph Snarplcss where he prepared to conduct
ihc business in all is various brgnches
1inwnre aud House SpOnting Of all kinds made to
order on III Ort notice aud at moderate prices.
Also STOVES of various styles, constantly for
sale.
Repairing done 20 order In quick time
" County produce taken in exchange for work.
ID. Z, MiLLARD.
Docnsburg, May lG, 1ej7-y
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A EW IDEA.

THIS PAYS wELLl-sEND FOR TT
U1oR FIFTY CENTS, in com or stamps, | seai TO
Il any nddress, uIy ''Sey Instructor" which l guar.
antee will enable any one 70 right 10 work and
meke from 30 TO 40 GOOD CORN BROOMS PER DAY.
The neces ssary fixtures can be made by almost any
person, AT mere trihe of expense The Sc lnsgroye
Democrat of August last. SAYS We are always glad
To announce anything that may be turned to a
useful purpose Z. II. Fisher of this place. ~ doing
the public small degree of service by the intodu
ton Of his very mpe mnde of making Corn BrOoms
by which any maze Them very trifling cost
We chGorlully recommend his Self Instructor, us some.
thing worthy the attention of all who are growing
Broom Cotn" 1t also gives tue best mode of raj sing
and curing 1t.
Address p II. FISHER.
Selins g:ovG, SDydur Co :, Pa.
&c g. 1857
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B.S- A large deer was shot, one day last
week. in the river near Cattawissa.
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Bg-Hon. PAUL LEIDY, NJ. of c. poid
us flying visit last Saturday. He spent the
day with his constituents here, whom were
glad to enjoy his afable and social ma =
ner. Sheriff Bilmoyer ran Mr.. L. to he
Depot, returning home on runners, giving
him the first Sleigl-ride for the season.
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n9~THE WEATuER.-A change has
come over the spirit ef the weather. S
dream. The rain, as we write, is coming
down, and there is mud on the sideways
and streets, so that crinoline remains in.
doors, We regret this, for oil things have
a cherries look when the streets are mud
dy and the sky is lcadon.
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Lackawanua & Bloomsbury Railroad,

DEAR COLI
Apsssengcr train will leave
Rupert, on Monday morning next; also, on
Monday week at $50, A. NJ to accom-
modate the people who are obliged to at
tend Court al Wilkes Barre. The above
arrangement will not affect the time Of the
regular Passenger Trains. They run as
usual.
Yours, &C.,
j. II. HARTMAN,
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The Kansas Question,

J. HO N.tIIIbdn N6UEbLlUL'
Old federalism is trying to pick holes
in the Administration. The thing wont
work, The people sustained ANDREW
JACKSON, and they will sustain JAMES
BUCHANAN.
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CARLYLE. Friend Ayer:-In this age OF quacks
charaians and mere windy gaseous prctendcrs heal
who blow at every Co:ner and in the face and ears Of
all men, their loud barng Jcrch rumpcts and Other
noisy boisterous wind Instruments Of marvelou sly
twisted brass in snch ~Oefuly sham ridden epoch as
this say, it is comforting nay cheering to tic
we'll wiSher of his race TO know there has ar
rived in this world genuine rh yscianto light ono
more unon something hes ides sangrados and Don
Mecuria Jaups with their phebotoncs, pois ons and
warm water
Your Cathlrtic Pills and Cherry PectorHl, carry US
forward to llalcyon days-to mlenial Pharmacopmas
when SCiencs deep diving down into the principles OF
things shall, with infinite cunning, bring ont the gen.
une Elixir Vitae Tor of truth there is maniestiy
enough somewhat Of that Life Essence IN your
subtle vcgetabIe destinations and compOunGs
You realize to the visions of those panfIie ST
smoke dried Achymists -bootess seek"fs-d drenmefs
among and cruciJles touching the quintcssen n
tal hddc virtue of the universe, which should anti
doe disemper, and break for man the Wheel OF time
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BLOOMSBURY BOOK STORE.
<fgNFE
1s a. "

tas,.alY
SNHE undersigned respectfully announces
that she ntiGues the oo,ssJurg Book Store aao
stationary Estdishmeut lat, conducted by hordecepsed
husband Maior Clark,in all tllcr various branches
at the Old stand in the Exchange buildings. first door
East of the Exchange Hotel. and having replchshed
her csial shment with n choice stock OF .NClo Books
ana stationary, she is prepared to accommodate al
" Ito may give her call in her line,
also.
The Restaurant Slloo 1s in the haserient OF the abnve
shmcnt, vii be con tnued usual by the sub
scriber. where the puhic nj u tunes he sGppiied
with the choicest BEvER AND REFRESHMENTS, such
as Minerals. .Snrsa pariH Beer, Ale, &c Sardines
SniCeh and Picklcd Ov .ters, Picked CLANS, etc.
III The public custom is respectfully solicited.
CAROLINE CLARK,
Successor to Jesse q. CLARK.
Bloomsbury, May Q, 1857
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MAoNlFLcEN.r scHE.MEI
j4nO Prizes amor ntinu 10 S92O, ,OOl
WHOLE TlUHEfS $40; HALVES IS; GUAR
TIERS s2k
Plan oT tIc Tojgpy1,

pL,,, nF ,Lo 4 ,t,,,.,,
1''t'e " "tC I~Os''y u ,.
Thc Numhnrs rom 10 ~ oul' corresponding win
those Numbeis on thG lrkets prutcd on separate
sps di paper are chcircIcd with small I'm uues aud
placed ~ one WhncL .., ,,-.
1Hu INST fO- FrEfSt sihll fN pfIuttu nd thcir'
lied are placed III anoiher wheel;
lhe wheels are ufn tetolV'p hh' humsGr Is
trhWn rom tht Nhctl ol NumnfIs ana az ilt sanc
lime / me iH "IRNn from thc oiher WhGcl ne
Number ana ILIIe uEaW Out are opened ahd eNhOIt
ca 10 tue audience Nnd registered by the Comhls
siohGTsi me Ff'@t Dtiig placed against tle Nuhl"l
nlHWh' lnls "Peia'Ioh Is 'cHcu'eu uh'iI an tHe
i'IS',s u - VA. wa va; 1o.o r,,, .,, . g.. 1900, 49,,
"yP'Vh'd'a'hsiuCI'- &c 10 Pt'tcu!"H ~" w
wy sncecet tLo ,ncrs 10 t"oSc m G," wing 'ht nIst
g itlHes. NV PIhlll!e4 "" 'hs % npp'GAlml'49l 9
II by I'Ip ~ lc".t ~ ~ ;'o uWs AZ, Wy
Spuy"'" ~ 'hosc Iicktts ilhp,lcG a. ~ go
La ~, - wil each be Ghil'u 10 81 IL llckt
NO % : .ws we S!5uOu filHG' ihose irHrls Lmln
Deteu o4' oi 1Sl 11 Wlli 'aIn De rnu'ieu 10 S'oo
ahn SO on acc0rHlng 10 nc huuNG ScheIne' g., A.
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GOOD NEWS FOR HARD TINES.

THE subscribers have just returned from the city,
L WIN good assortment of Goods AZ prices 10 suit
the times, which they viii dispose of at prices lOi
ready pdp
We invite di persons who wish 10 buy cheap To call
and examine our stock. Country Produce taken as
usual,
n. G, & l. W. HARTMAN.
Oct II. 1851
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70 A CARD TO THE LADI Es. DR. DuroSco's
GOLDEN FRRNoH PIs ifIjls ia cping sioPpagts
or irregularities Of the mcnses.
These llsarc nothing new but have been by
the Doctor for many years both in France and Nmeri.
ca, with unhar rtletd success in every case and he
urged by many thousand ladies' who have used them, f.,
to make the Pills public for the allevaion OF those
suffering from any Ilregulafilias whatever, well
as apreventiye to those ladies whose health will not
permit increase Of family.
Pregnant icmal es those suppo sing themselves so
are cautioned against using these Pills III pTUpr
ctor assumes no responsibility after the above admO.
milton, although their dness would prevent any in
jury to health otherwise, these Pills are recon-.
mcndcd.
Directions accompany each box. Price 81, Sold
Wholesale aud retail, by
GEORGE NJ. HAGENBUCH
General Agent Bloomsbury IA,
II will supply the trade the propriciors prices,
and send the rils to ladies' (cOdeatidl) by mail on
re yirirt 81 lhrJuth BljoMlblrs Post Oh.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Estate Of DaviW Smith, deca.
NOTICE is hereby given that eters of Administra.
! ton. with tue will annexed upon the Estate OF
David Smith late of HenlOck township, Colimhia
county cd have been granted 20 the
residing Il Buchhorn in the said ioTn nsp Of ncmnck.
All persons indebted to The Estate requested 10
make payment without delay, and those having &c.
counts Tor settlement to present them 10
JACOB HARRIS,
adHinistratOr l0ith ihG loiH ANNEXED
Dnckhorn, Nov .. 1857,
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I U u d II y ' ] U.
by MISS VIRGINIA L. TOWNSEND.
Nj ISS TOWNSEND is known of our host
lsi magazine writer's, and although quite young has
her cqul in her peculiar style The pr, sent vol
ume includes some OF her hest Tales and Sketches,
whi.h together with Il correct aud beauiii portrait OF
the author by that dstiBguise artist John Sarinin
Esq will render 1t particularly acCoptasIG 10 her ntI-
mcroIs friends
The Book is n handsome ieno. volume printed on
the finest paper, bound in and beauiilul style.
and is sent part of the United States by mai |.
free Of postage, on receipt Of the pr Ce, 81
J. w. BRADLEY, pG5'is,e-,
d5 NorthF ourlb stree, Phiadeph
Nov Il, 1857
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-02
Special Notices.

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