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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-29

1888. Fall ana winter Haas.
SUPPLIES ] uST RECEIVED.
s.h.surcaIHsos gAnBs DEWEY.
HUTCHINSON 4 DEWEY.
MERCHANT TAILORE,
Thifd-st. ,bst. Main johnson =, HEOKUK.
IAvE JUST received ~ their FasAisssbls
l. Tailoring and Farnishing sstahlishnsst.
, sAoiss and sxeslisnt supply IT DreaAsloths.
Casstnesss, vsssiags, and GsAt's FURhl6N.
ING GOODS, Of ali descriptions, sad guarassss
thai their wssk shall be dcns in the most ap-
proved end aatisfastsry nsunsr. They are co.,
stastly ssssiving the New York sal philedsI-
PAiA fasAiensi and rsspsssfaily solicit eli vto
desire good work and the beat uatsrisl 81 sivs
than . call.
Sept. 10. '5s-Aiy HUTCHINSON DEWEY
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CONTENTS

Invocation, Tho Amber sprite, Iafaney Of Sci
snee, Copsrhicus, 0aliieo, Newton, the Temple Of
fcisnce, Electron's Trance, Ills Awak sninx Elsc-
tron Tortured, Attraction and Reps lsion Eisetron
In Germany, The Electrical Machine, Elsstron In
trapped, The Lsydsn Jar, P..nhiin snd his Kite,
The Lgntning Capture, The kits 10 Europe.
Prank lin . Magic, The Thunder Storm, The Than.
deF-Boli, The LIGHTING Rod, The Northern Light,
The Arctic Aurora, dalvanism, Volta, Elsctroa .
Aetsmorphosss, Tale Of Tear, The Artificial
Diamond, Shakspeares Cli6, The Submarine Hat
tsry. The telegraph forsshadowsd. Electro MAsne-
tism, The Telegraph Realized, The AvsnssT Of
Blood, The Electric Fire-Alarm, The Elsotrotype
Cause Of Cholera, Table Turning, oo<an Tsle-
graph, Conclusion.
One Unique Volume, In fancy boards. Price
80 cents. kor sale by
sepaid OGDEN, BRowNRIL 4 co.
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ELECTRON;
Or The Pra nk0 - sne MoAoxn Huen,
"I'll put air1ls Sssnd aheut III Uastk." y

Telsgraphic Epicfor the Times. Ii vhssh ~
origin, progress and marvellous slspsnsa q o.
Seienceof Elsctricity and Magnetism ~ ~ fee1h
politically ard practically Tor 800 years, - ~
time u Thales 70 the 6abmasiHs Telegraph. srA-
bfaeiak every broad Said Of -EiacaKicAi Discovery
and achievement, and especially the last great
FtELn Of the Atlantic Ocean.
New York, Aug. 81, 1856
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There has been 90 much published on this
subject, that we cannot hope:o add anything
new, but will, nevertheless, submit q remark
or two upon the difficulty suggested above.
4 The men who made the Constitution, and
who, from circumstances and position, were
more capable OF knowing whatit meant than
1 the men Of our day, regarded 1t as comforting
I full power on Congress over the Territories
! of the United States. And in pursuance Of
that power those very men organized local
Governments in the Territories, defined the
/ Qualifications OF Yoter. AID 81 members g
the Legislature, and appointed Governors
and Judges for those Territories, prohibited
slavery in the Northwest Territory, and sub
seqaently regulated the trade in slaves in the
Louisiana Territory. 1t is, therefore, clear
that the men who made the Constitution did
not understand that the power q Congress
was limited simply to making regulations for
the disposition Of the soil.
Bat II the power Of Congress il thus limit
ed, how does ii happen that Senator Douglas
reports Territorial bills, and Congress adopts
them and the Prssidani approves them, has.
ing no reference whatever to the subject oil
rules and regulations for the disposition 81
] the svil, but spesiacally organising local GOV
ernmenss and defining tho powers and duties
Of sach governments; providing for the ~
j lpointmsas Of Governor aud Judges by th'
people and providing for the election Of |
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New Millinery Goods.
nN MISS II. KING, intsrms The Ladis
u w OF Ksokuk, that she has rstarAsd with
n large stock VI MILLINERY GOODS, whiel
she will sell ~ very low pricss Her store l. % ~
south side 81 Main street, between md and -.
sep ~ a. NAA
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-16

We are proud of our last monthly return.
Our friends have done well, and we take
pleasure in giving them due credit, for the
faithful discharge of known duty, trusting
they may continue to be "minafuI Of The
Prjntcr," 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 we shall
strive to merit, and hope our business.
intercourse, during the current year, may
prove mutual and increasingly encour aging.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-16

nay- The Weather during the past week
has been neither the one thing nor the 9TH
cr; indefinite and indofnable weather, that
between chill and thaw, has been keep.
ing us freezing and melting alternately
with miserable rains intervening at inter.
yals, as if to try our tompors at every as
sailablc point. We long for right good
spell Of real, genuine winter weather, such
as we read of in Thompson's 'seosous,' oi
in the iudubitaLle chronicles OF the actuali
ties Of by gone days,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-16
Gov. Packers Cabinet !.

1t is now pretty certainly ascertsincd
that the following gentlemen will compose
the cabinet of Governor Packer.
Secretary Of the Commonwealth, Wh
NJ. HESTER, Of Berks. Attorney. Gener-
al, JonN @. KNOX, now of the Supreme
Bench. Dep Sec. of Com. HENRY j.
DIEFFENBAcH, of Clinton county.
We most heartily congratulate the Go9-
ernor elect on the selection Of this able, and
judicious Cabinet. A better one could
scarcely have been chosen.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-16

THE lHoROUGHFAREs,- No one, be he
Il astrangcr, or citizen, can fail to observe
the miserable, sickcuing and uucomforta-
bic condition Of the streets and side walks
in bloom. burg. 1t has been the source of
very much comment, and all agree that
there is great necessity for a remedy
7 he crossings in many places are so bad
that it is impossible pass over them with
out getting up to-tho knee, We were CO.
ing to say, and in some instances it would
no. be far out of the way-aokles in filth
aud miro. We do not wish to blame any
enc, yet it docs seem that there is gross
negligence somewhere, to allow this dis
ogrceal lc state Of affairs. The side ways
in many places are almost as bad as the
. streets, and indeed at some places Glh has
accumulated upon them to such an extent
that it would do credit to tho dirlicst barn,
yard in existence, The sorry state oI
these alone would render il necessary that
s omo ding ahoald be doso to change IL.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-16
SWAN Il CO.'S LOTTERIES.
MAO NIFICENT SCHEME
nssy~ $50. 900 Fer Ten Dollars =! /! -qst

The following Scheme will be drawn by s. Swan Il
Co., Managers OF the Fort Gaines Academy Lottery,
in eaGh ~ their Lotteries for January. 1888, at
AUGUSTA, Georgia, 20 which city they have removed
their PrInripa Office.
GLASS CO.
To he drawn in the city of Augusta Georgia. IN public,
on Saturday, Jnnunry I'd, 1863
CLASS 10,
To be drawnin tire city OF Augusta, Georgia public
on Saturday, January 9TH, 1858,
GLASS n,
To be drawn in the city Of Augusta, Georgia in public
on Saturday, January lGth, 1868.
GLASS 7l
To be drawn the city OF Augusta Gqorsa, 10 public
on Saturday January 93d, 1858.
CLAS 73,
TO be drawn In the city NJ Augusta Georgia In public
on Saturday, January 3Olh. J. e55
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
F;rs JAonsana Eorr HIndred Priiosl
Nearly one Prize to every Nine Tickets
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-16

REvIyALs Our exchanges bring US
pows OF rcvivals from almost every quarter
# the State, A series Of meetings, We
understand, will soon be held by churches
in this place. There ie every where room
for reformation, both in and out of church
Lovers Of christianity and morality cannot
failto sympathizc with these efforts to do
good.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-16

81" The Lecture delivered before the
Bl omsburg Dramatic Institute, last even
ing by pr d. II. 3. BGowER, Editor Of
the .Nonfor -4n20 ica1S, was a happy cr-
fort I he doctor is finished and plea
sing lecturer, blending the serious and
comic in such an agreeable manner th it
canrot fail to WIN the applause of ali who
may hear him.
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AUDIrOK'S NOTICE.

EState Of J9in S'ayeicr, late 9t'the Borough
Of Bcr1gicG, d.ceaScd
TVNlE heirs aud A>tributees Of the Est Of JoHs
4 SNYDER, late Ot the Borough Of BE rwck, in the
County of Columbia deceased viii lake notice that
the undcrsigncd, appointed Auditor Of the Orphans
Court OF Columbia County, to make dist buiOn of he
balance in the hands OF Charcs snyder Administrao
OF John Snyder, deed among the heirs of the decccn
Will attend at his Once in BOumsburg in said county
Thur sday the 25th day of january uoSt,at ocl0ck
T. NJ, OF said cay when and where you may attend il
you thi nix propef. ROBERT CLARK,
BlOomsburg, Dec. 10, 1S57-4W AUDITOR
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EG5~ The proceeds Of exhibition given
ly the Boomsburg Dramatic Institute on
Wednesday, the 9th inst, for the benefit Of
the Poor, ws placed in the hands of a
committee, comp sed Of the following
named gentlemen, L W. Hartman, a. G.
Mcnsch and Caleb Barton, Jr., who inform
us that they have appropriated the sum
for the purpose above mentioned.
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CHEAP FOR SALE
AT THE oFfioe oF rifE
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT

noCKET DIARIES, for 1853 Of various sizes, neatly
l. got IN mud hound in Turkey.
Iiovrns WRirIsa IsEs, Black Blue and Red, in bottles
Of various shapes and sizes.
UoSgR's LIqutD HAIR DYE, which viii color Hair and
nrd perlecsly black.
srAroSERy comprising pens holders, pencils sealing
wax. blank hooks. rhecks, &c.
Ezra. supERrsr ream Alhambra Laid Note Paper and
Fancy Envelopes. -
Bl.sKs-Deeds. School Orders, Marrngc Certificates
Justices, Constables and nll other forms.
MRpicrSss,-syrup of Yarrow, Agun Cure, Blackberry
syrup, Cattle Powder Horse Liniment, etc.
FANCY JOB PRlMIlM Gg
Executed at all times, in various colors
Always
Neatly, chcaply and expeditiousiy.
Dec &c, 1857
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

Estatc Of Philip Dodler, late Of Fishing-
crceh toagnshlp, deceased.
THE heirs and distrhutccs Of the estate Of Philip
J. Dpidrr, late OF Fshingcrcek township, Columbia
county, deceased viii take notice. that the undergn'
ed, appointed Audur by lhc Orphan's Court OF C0lum
ba county To make distribution Of the balance in the
hands Of John Park, Admnislra o. the said Philip
Dodder ceased among the heits Of the deredent Will
attend At his Office IA BoOmsburg in said county, ON
Tuesday, the 2l day o January next, az 10 O'Clock oil
said day wneu and where all paries Interested can
attend If they think proper.
ROBERT 4. CLARK,
AUDrAR,
Bloom shu ru, Dec oG IS57-4t
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WEDDINGS The last few weeks have
lccn prolific in weddings. The young
folks arc stepping up to the bymonial altar
at an alarming rate. We chronicle some
half dozen this week. The next best
thing TO be done is to subscribe for the
.sDcmocrlt."
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AUDITOR,S NOTICE.


I@'Ito0V " UVV"V''tV IT 17Oto"treIj t1tte y
MiNi@ totcnshtp, deceased.
TUE heirs and disribuceP OF The Estate Of "a MEL
/ A. B0wNAS, late Of The township Of NJ iiilin HE
County of Columbia deceased win take notice that the
undersigned appointed Auditor by The Orphans Court
Of Commba county 10 make ibnlion of The balance
IN the hands Of Stmue Greasy aud Scti B. bowman,
Administrator Of samuel A. Bowman, d"cd, among
the heirs OfthP dGccdcnt, viii attend At his Office
bloomsbury, in said county, Thursday the 2SIh day
Of January next AT 10 O'Clock OF said day when and
where all parties Interested eau attend il they think
proper. ROBERT F. CLARK.
H0nms burg, Dec. 49, 1857 1t. AUuITuR.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-16

CoU0T,-'IhO February term of our
Court will commence on Monday the lst
day of February. From what We can learn
there is but little business of Importance to
dispose of, and hence we may expect a
short session,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-16

BB-NTr, A, G. MENscH, has been pp-
pointed Agent for Howards & Co.'S, Ex.
press Line, in Bloomsburg. His Office is
in his Store on Main Street.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-16

~" There was lying at Hong Kong, at
the latest accounts, a steam yacht, intended
as a present from the English Government
to the Emperor of Japan.
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EeJ- On Tuesday last the Term of Henry
s. Mott as Canal Commissioner, expired,
and Nimrod Strickland was sworn in as
Lis successor.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-16

Bsg' Friday the sh instant, was the an
liycrsary Of the battle of New Orleans. --
II was commcmoritod in Philadelphia and
other cities, BY the parade of military com
p1nios,
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MADISON HOUSE.

NOS. 3T AND 80 NORTH SECOND STREET,
[rELow ARCH STREET.
PHIL.4DELPHEf.
THIS popular House has been thoroughly renovated
and ettensiue Improvements made for the accomnO.
datoits o. guests, &c In connection with the sboye
Hotel the proprietor has opened, in the basemGni,
line EATING AND DRINKING SALOON Altogether
the EstaD shment compares favoraDly with ths first
class places OF for Travc ers Citizens,
&c being within Il short distance Of the New York
and BaltmOfe Landings, the Host Office aud ES-
hange, where OrlLibuses going to all parts of lie
City, start from.
The Proprietor hopes, by strict attention To the
wants Of his guests to liberal share of the
public patronage.
J. OTTENKIRK Proprietor
Late Of Baltimore, Md, and Cincinnati, Ohio.
IL lshz Inn
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seg- For Magazines, New York and Phil
ad lphia Ualios and Literary and Illus
trated Papers 60 to Mrs. Clark's Book
Store.
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LEGAL ADVERTISING The Sheriff S
Salcs for February term will be found in
this paper Other legal no ices are also
iuscred.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-16

rsE- scpot'r Douglls is Vormonter by
birth. BE is Al years old. Mr.. Douglas
learned the cabiDet.m king business in his
youth, but af erwards studied law.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-16

ga5~The trial Of IVtHiam Muller, for
the murder of George Matthias is now pro
or s.ing in the courts of Tuzeruo county.
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AUDITORS NOTlt Il.
Estote OF Jobn Ucorer, late of .MaIouto,

I"VTT'V Ut "T7T'0 ~ VV'I0T 00VOt y 'HVTtD7FtT 8
t0,c"sAiP, Coi'0abja County, Gcc'd,
TUE Executors and Loratrcs and all other person.
Interested in the Estate ol John Weaver. lat of
MNhoung township. in The Cuuuiv OF Culumbia, de-
ceased. viii take noicr that the uudeTs gucd appuin
ted Auditor by The Orphans COuIt oi Columbia Co.,
to make distrhntinn 0f the balance in The hands Of
the Executors Of the said John Weaver, deceased,
aMoug tine LCLuiCcs named in the lat III and
lament Of the said John Weaver, dec d. " i'll attend
~ is Office in rlnumsburl in said County. sat
uTday, the 31l day OF January reNi, at 10 o'clock,
A. VI Of said day when aud where ali persons in.
tgrCstud may attend if they tbIuS prnpcr
JOHN g. FREEZE,
Gloomsh shnrg, Dec. l9 lsj7-4l. ADDITION.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-16

rsBa a brilliant Aurora Borealis or
Nor hern Light, was observable, for short
time on Friday evening last.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-16

II A CARD TO THE LhtIEs.-DR. DupoScos
golden FRRScH PILLS iaabls in oping sOppagss
Irregularities Of the
These Ills are nothing new but have been use by
the Doctor for many years, both in France and Amen.
ca with hnpar lle success every case and he is
urged by many thousand ladies' who have used them
to make the Pills public, for the allevaon OF those
suffering from any irregularities whatever as well
as preventive those ladies' whose Health will not
pc rmit n increase Of family.
Pregnant emal Is, those supposing themselves so
are autoncd against using these Pills, the prOpr
assumes responsibility after the above adm o.
milton, although their idiess would prevent any In
Jury TO health otherwise, these Pills are recon.
mPndcd.
Directions accompany each box. Price 81. Sold
Wholesale and retail, by
GEORGE NJ. HAGENBUCH,
General Agent, Bloomsbury, Pa.
lie will supply the trade at ,be proprietor's prices
and send the Pills ladies (coa6dentiaRy) by mail
rec oleipl Fl Ihrohthe bloomsbury Post odce.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-16

TENS S2t.
IiJD Of the Lottery.
The Numbers from to 80, 900, CORE nding with
those Numbers the Tickets printed on separate
slips paper ncTcled with small tin tubes aud
placed in one wheel,
The itst i64 Prizes similarly printed nd encir
led are pla ced in another wheel
The wheels are then reyolved and n number is
drawn from the wheel OF Numbers and nt the same
time a + rize is drawn from the other wheel The
Numbe and Prize drawn out are opened aud eAlnblt
ed to the audience, and registered by the Commis
sioners; the Prize being placed against the Number
drawn This operation IL repeated un,il all the
Prices are drawn out
Approximation Prires-The two preceding and the
two sue CO eding Numbers those drawing the mist
Prizes viii be emitted TO the 26 Approximation
Prizes. For example: II Ticket No. li25o draws ne
SG0OO0 Prize, those Tickets numbered ll94r, " g49,
25l II $50 will each be entitr 10 S4uO IT TICKET
No $50 draws the S95 900 Pfize, those Tickets mum
bered 54S $40 55i J52 VIII each be entitled 10 SJOu
and so according TO The above scheme
Tine 5000 Prizes Of 800 will he determined by the
last figure of the Number that draws the 500 900 Prize
For example, il the Number drawing the $40 out
Prize ends with No. |, then all tile lpkets whrft
the M mber ends, in viii be entitled 10 SEQ II the
| Number ends with No 2 then all the Tickets where
the Number ends in 2 will be entitled TO &se and go
\ on too.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the follow
ing rates, which is the rick:
fsart, 4 ~. ar D,rN tn u hnln
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Certificates of Packages will be sold at the follow
e n iiirotn cf Package of In whole Tickets, $50
do dn IO IIutr do 40
do do ~ Quarter do 90
do do IN E,1hth


IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to our address for the tickets
ride red, receipt of winch ihey vii he forwarded
by first mail. Purcha Sc RS eau have tickets ending in
any fgute they may designate -
The List of Drawn Numbers ana Prizcs swlH be sent
TO purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers VIII please write thei signatures lhln'
n nd give their Post Office, County aud state.
Remember that every Prize is drawn ana payable III
fu II witho deduction.
All Prizes of S0U0a nd under, paid Immediately nner
The drawing-oter Prizes at The usual tiEie of thirty
days.
All commun cations strietly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Ger ruhcates to
8. SWAN Il co 8Hgastd, Ga.
Persons residing near Montgomery Ala. or Atlanta,
Ga have their orders filled, and save lime, by
ddressing s Swan & Co. at either of those cities
E5' list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amOu NJ Of The prize that each one IL
nited to will be publ shed after very drawing in
the following papers augusta (Gro } ConshtutoHdhst'
.ven Orleans Dta Mobile Register, Charleston Stunddrd
ashpile Gazette, atlanta Fnteligsnssr Men YORK Weekty
Day Book Sapanndt Morning. Neps Richmond Dispatch,
Ntio York Dispatch and Paulding (.ihss Clarion.
Jan . 1858
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REMOVAL,

TNlE subscriber having removed his Marble Yard
l. from near the Court House, to ihe South west
ncr of MAIN and MARKET streets, IN Rupert's Row
who're he is prepared 10 furnish all kinds Of
Marble TVWk,
Viz: MONUMENTS, Cradle Tombs. Box TOmbs and
Head Stones Of every deso ptnh His stock ri tho
hest ind the Workmanship not su utpnsscd by any
the country, and at prices. Gail aud judge for
yourselyr
~ lie viii also furnish Table and Bureau Tops,
Mantrls fer houses Base Corsrs, Linics. an i'll
for Winfows aud Doorh, at low figure
Thankful for past favprs, we hope for continuance
OF ihe same.
ANTHONY WTTMAN.
BloOntshTIro vii A finn
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-16

W TIE KANSAS CONSTITUTION A venerable
gentleman, who, when active life, held very dis.
,ingusbed position in the Democratic party, says;-
"Breathes there n man with soul so dead,
who 10 himself hath said,-
That the only place to proeute ia shionabic durable,
and cheap clothing, is at the Metropolitan Establish
ment Of Granville Stokes, No GOT Chesnot street -
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A NEW IDEA.

THIS PAYS WELLl--sEND FOR TT
nor FIFTY CENTS, in com or stamps, send to
Il any nddress, my "SoD Instructor" which guar.
nntce will enable any to 20 right to work aud
meke from 30 to 40 GOOD CORN BROOMS PER DAY.
The necessary fixtures can be made by almost any
person. at a mere tribe OF expense Tho SeGnsgrove
Democrat, of August last. says we always glad
announce anything TINT may be turned To n
useful purpose. p n Fisher, of Tits place, doing
the pubc no small degree of service by the nttod
tnn of his very mple mode Of making Corn Brooms
by which any one make them AT n very rfng cost
We rhccrGIy recommend his Self In structor, as some
thinn worthy the attention Of all whn are growing
Broom Corn" II also gives tho best mode OF raising
and curing II. .
Address ". FISHER,
Selinag.OvG, Snyder Co., Pa.
nc uG 1877
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BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.

BOOT AND SHOE MAKING,
ex., THE undersigned, thank fnl for the ibc ra
HE3E patronage wiih which he has been iavord for
yRy years gone by would Inform his nds aud
V2ee customers, hat he continues to manufacture
Boots and Shoes,
At his old and we II known stand, o. Main str rect.
Bloomsbury, in all their various and forms in ood
sty le aud on moderate terms.
Ills long experience in the bn siness, and genera
knowledge OF The rcoplc II columbia, ounty stper
added fixed dctcrmnat ion 10 render sulsiactinn
all his customers should secure him increased pa
rronage which he hopes TO merit.
JACOB F. DIETERICK.
Bloomsbury, March 10 1857.