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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-08-25
Orange Co. Grammar school

FNHE Fall Term, Of this long established Institution,
commences the first Wednesday Of Sept, next un
der the Instruction Of
GEO. FISHER, A. B., Principal.
The Trustees gratfyed in assuring the public that
Mr.. Fisher well recommended efficient teacher
The beauty and quienes Of the place together with the
interest of the citizens in the prosperity of the school
ders this desirable locality for the student.
Board reasonable, also rooms for self boarding.
J. K. PARISH, Sect.
| Randolph, Aug. 1858. 137w3*
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-08-25
Middlasex Town Cannns.

The Republicans of Mddlesex are requested to meet in
Causus at the hall of Joseph Chaplin On Friday the Sd of
September at O'Clock, P. NJ, for the purpose of nomi-
mating candidate for representative aud ticket of JUS
tees for the town.
general attendance is earnestly requested.
Per Order of Town Committee,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-08-25
West Randolph Academy

IlHE Fall Term of this School will Wednes-
| day, September |, and continue eleven weeks.
f. E. HERRICK, Principal.
MISS B. NJ. CLApp, Precepress and Teacher Of French
MISS FLORA E. WHEELER Teacher of Music.
MISS ELLEN I. DUBOIS Teacher Of Drawing and
Painting
Rates of Tuition follows:
common English Branches, $3.50
Higher English a------. 4,08
Latin and Greek, $50
Music, with the use of instrument extra. 600
Penc ling, extra, 200
Painting in water colors, extra, 200
Oil Painting, extra, 500
Board in good families including wood, lights, and
washing at $500 per week. Convenient accommodations
be obtained for those wishing to board Themselves
Boarding places will he procured for all who apply to
the Principal or to EDMUND WESTON ESQ.,, Secretary
the Board of Trustees. 1871 E. f. HERRICK
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-08-25

Mothers, Mothers, Mothers.
A N OLD NURSE FOR CHlLDREN.-Don't fail to pro.
Il cure Mrs. Winsow's Soothing Syrup for Children
Teething. 1t has equal Earth No mother who has
tried Mrs. Wuslow's Soothing Syrup for Children
will consent let her child pass through the distress
ing and critical period of eehng without the aid of this
invaluable preparation If life and health be estima
ted by dollars aud cents it is worth its weight in gold
Millions of bottles of Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup arc
sold every year in the United States,
Price, only rs cents bottle.
None genuine without the fac smile of Curtis Perkins
en- the outside wrapper of each bottle.
Sold by L. F. Pierce, Montpelier at Wholesale aud re
tail. 'a IT, llOy1
J. NJ. Henry h Sons, waterDwsy - General Whole
sale Agents for Vermont and CanaNna East
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-08-25
NAfiCR.

PPIICATION will be made at the next session of the
II Legislature of this State for the annexation of the
northery part of Berlin to the town of Montpelier.
Berlin August II, 1853 s. r. CLARK.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-08-25
Underhill Academy.

S L. BATES, A. B., Principal.
Calendar for 1859.
Fall Term begins Sept 81 Spring Term begins Feb 18th
Winter " @ Nov. 18th Summer g Nav 18th
The Principal isan experienced Teacher and compe-
tent assistants will be employed take charge Of the 0rna
mental branches and to assist in the other Departments
For further information inquire of the Principal, or
13Sw3 j. n. B0STWICK Sec'y.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-08-25

Postage Stamps
E0R sale at the Freeman Office,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-09
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
Circulation over 100000 Copies Weekly.
% Witnesses,
TpE FnpcEp CONVIC'rEn
RAE FORGER CONVICTED.


IOiN g. DYE is the Author, who has had ten
y yearsexperienee as a Banker nd Publisher, u nd
huth series OF Lectures at the Br0addy Tdbornaeo
when for ten successive nights, over
NJ so 600 People I'll
Greeted him with rounds OF applause, while he ex,
hibiied the name in which Countcrcitcr execute
their frauds. aud the surest and shortest means of
dett eli ng them
The Bank Note EnFrdvers all say that Is the greatest
Judge Of Paper Money hriRg.
Greatest Discovery ofthe Present Century
for Detecting Counterfeit Bank Notes.
Describing every Genuine Bill in existence and
exhibiting at a glance every Counterfeit in circu
ton
Arranged SO admirably that Reference is Easy and
Detection instantaneous.
~ No Index to examined No pAg es to hunt up -
But so simp lihed and arran ged. that the Merchant,
Banker and Business Man can see all al glance.
English French and GcrroR.
Thus each may reau the same in his ovn Native
Tongue.
Most ptyfect Bank Nate List Published.
Also a list or all the
PRIVATE BANKERS IN AMERICA.
A complete Summary Of the FINANCE OF EUROPE 1sd
AsERicA will be published IN each edition. l. getheT
with all the important NEWS OF THE DAY. Also A.,
SERIES OF TALES
From an old MANI script found in the East. II fur
I nish cs the most conn ltte history Of
ORIENTAL LIFE.
I And desc rbing the most perpteNinC positions in
which the ladies an tleen OF that ntry ba ye
been often found. The stories will continue
throughout the whole year and will prove the mos,
enteri aiming ever offered TO the public
III Furnished wesk KY to Subscribers only, at al a
year. Allletcrs must be addrcss TO
JOHN s. DYE, Broker
Publisher and Proprietor, 20 Wall st., New York.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-09
From tie GermantOvH Telegraph.
Potatoes by Weight.

FRIEND EDIToR.-There appears to be
considerable excitement in this section, in
regard to the ordinance passed by Coun-
ellis, which requires the sale of potatoes by
the bushel and its divisions, and by weight,
under penalty Of five dollars and costs
of prosecution. Several of our farmers
have been subjected t, the penalty, not
knowing of the existence of such an ordi-
nance. ltis well known that potatoes vary
in weight as well as in quality; the solid
watery potatoes will weigh the sixty
pounds to the bushel, while good, large
ones will not weigh more than about
ffty.six pounds, good and lawful measure
Therefore it appears to be an injustice t.
the producer or raiser Of potatoes, and vi
trust that the law will be altered.
A FARMER.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-09
STEAM ENGINES AND BOIL II

1 HE oubuet,berls now prepared, with new Machine
ry, ito build stationary eng ines from 5to 100 horse
,owcr upon the latest improved plans and will build 70
dcr double and siugic portable engines from 10 TO ~
power Rugged upon rrages with Boiler gear
Ing pumps all complete and ready for aetion. Aisa :
cylindcr Hue ind cast IRON cpa treakg
spn,cnted in 1896, for threshlng gran aud cracknr
.orn aud now made on large scale for erceking os
breakng coal. Heavy mining pumps mud hre engincl
rigged complete with double acting forcing pumps,
kinds Of mill gcarngand house casting made to order
Line shntiug with any desired sizes OF pueys hnishe
with hangers Ironplnning done, say g4feet long a..
kinds of Iron turning heavy press and other screw
turned with any desired 9itch ofihrcal.
The hest Rough Iron threshing Machines, that ever
cnine be fore the public, cast ror and wroden
made to order. Lever mower, ,Eain or tread power
made to Also takes orders 70 the
chinery: HarrsOns latest pat grain mill $1,000 Of
fcred by the Paientee orts equal II will grind In good
fine mea 1875 bushcsn one hour Also bolts and elcva
tors in alsoRufgle's Patent Blower manufactur
ed by G. d Harris Il Co., the most powerful Blower
now use with theleast amount orpower ofwhich
wlne putin use at the Foundry for exhibition A'loi
the above works wilbe warranted TO bc what they .
sold tor.,
Aiso-Tako orders for Scott's Patent blacksmith
Striker andrghts to them in counties Of Coun
ha, Mou our ,N0rthnmhe rland Lycoming, Sullivan a nd
Clinton ono of which can be seen nj my shop.
LEWIS II MAUS,
March 90 1856. Bloomsbu C columbia ce ,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-09

EXCELLENT DRIED BEEF.-For conve-
nienee, the beef needs to be cut in strips
before saltiug, For one hundred pounds
of meat take two quarts Of course or
fine salt, and two ounces of saltpeter. Put
these in large, smooth iron kettle, and
place it over the fire until quite hot then
add to it molasses, unil the mass resom-
bles brown sugar. Rub the meat, piece
by piece, on all sides, in this keeping the
vessel over the fire Immediately packing
them up in tub or jar. Turn The pieces
over every day. 1t needs no water, as the
salt and juice Of the meat ore sufficient to
fill al the crevices. After ten days, take
out the meat, rinsing it very lightly in
water, and hang it up to dry, where il
will not freeze. Meat thus prepared is
very tender, and has peculiarly delicious
favor.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-09

Bye Pennsylvania STATE agricultural soeietg and by
CO. for their Celebrated YtgetaJle CATTLE T0WDER
HORSES.
JTOR Horses, it is an invaluable neiy for tile cure
ANIMAL vlz:-Dstemper, Coughs. Tarcy, Fevers, Fis-
lula, Foot diseases, Lung diseases, Itch, Grease,
Gnpes, Inflammation, 'aundice, Kidney senses,
Chambers Thick Logs. nidebound, siagsers. Vigers.
Ulcers in Lungs, surleit, Founders, Straight Hair,
'''''' FOR NEAT CATTLE
In Jaundice, Yelows, Hoven or Blown, bloody
Urir C, Red Water, Murrian, Loss ofCud Loss Of Ap
petite DiarrhGa Loosenes Iloof disease Wolf in
The Tail follow Horn, Bloody Milk, Blood disease,
Loss Of MIX.
FOR HOGS.
In Swcicd Neck, Bies in the Liver, Abscesses IN
the Lungs, Ulcers OF the Bowels spasms or Cramps
Choke diseases.
No farmer should he without it single day it is his
sheetanchor of diseases Of his stock. II increases
the amount of milk, butter and fat in hea lihy animals
cent as the experience of over 10 600 farmers, who
nave us'" ANornEsifs \ NEW s 7IS IBSlssgGoyEny!
CAT LIE LINIM EN- 7.
Uneulnry any ot her Liuiment or Embrocation
cv,i YET wn 10 the world. II is good for the fol
lowing diseases and has proved itself in the hauds o
thousands oi inirers farmers and stage pr0prielofs to
exceed anything of he Kind ever offered Ia the public
CATTLE. HUMAN BODY.
sprains, Bruises, Rhcumaii sm,
Foundered Feet, Weak Joints,
Spawn, Sweeny, Contracted Sincws,
Fisua, S,last. Frost Bites,
Calls ofevery kind, Chapped Hands,
Windguls Sand Cracks, swGlings,
Lamcness strains, Tumours,
Scratches or Grease, ToOthache
rhick Legs, Pam / n the Legs,
TIar TumOdTs, PAN n the Back
Ringbone, Poll Evil, Pam in the Shoulders,
Cracked Heels, Nervous Pans,
Rotten Hooi, Chiblains,
Mange, Bites Of Animals,
UOrn Distenper, stiff Joints,
And many oher diseases. II is / short, the most
complete aud universal LinIment that science has
ever yet pro duced.
Beuare Of CouHeres, rs bo IN valuable disc over
les are eady countcrfeited by pei in diff
parts OF the Stale Our powder has our written sig
nature on each bottle.
Manu(actu red only by
BREINIG, FRONEFIELD & CO.,
No. 3l7 N. Third ST N. L. corner Th ird & Wood,
Philadelphia.
Denu 90, Is5l-tf
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-09
SALAMANDER FIRE AND THIEF
PROOF SAFES.


TRUTH is MIGHTY hN u Will PHENAlls
Psport of he Committee appointedto sHperipend the Burn
tnr ofthe Irop safes, at Rsdding ELruary 27, 1881
REApIsa. March 4, 1857.
The nder signed, members of The committee. do
respert uy report, that saw the two sales, orgi
naliv agreed up on by Farrels & Herring aud Evans x
Watson PLACID side b y side in iurnicc, viz; The
SAFE in Sc by the paymaster of thePhiadephia and
Rendiur Raj irOad tmpGny. in his office AT Reading
ma nutctnred by Farrels Her ring nno the SAT In
us, BY II A. Bnntz, in his store manuiac tured by
Eyaos & Watson, and put in books and papersl 'e
eiscly alike -
up until four cords Of green hickory. two cords dry
oak ard half clu stnut top wood were entirely con
sumed, the whole under the supet nj endencI of the
subsc ibers member oi tie Committee. The Safes
were then cooled OIL with water, at er which they
were opeued and the books Ind papers taken out by
the Comritiee and sent to II. A. Lantz s store ioi
nublic exn mi ma Ike by the Com mttee,
The h ooks and pap rstakeniromt the safe ma nufac
tured bv rarrels Her rings were in our Judgment
damaged fully fifteen per cent NOR than those taken
from Tvans 4 Watson's safe.
We believe the above to have been fair and i'm
partial trial ofhe rcspe Give qualities Of both Safes
JACOB u. DY StiER.
DANIEL s. HUNTER.
Having been absent during the bur ming, we fully
col nride with the above ieent of Tho co nditon
Of the paper and books taken out of the respective
IA. NiCoLLs,
II. u. MUHLENBERG.
JAS MlLnOLLAND.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-09
NEW AND USEFUL.
OLEUM Nj LIQUOR.
Il Sn6St,tvfe for LinSeed Oil.
fPATENT APPLIED FOR


IPATENT APPLIED FOR
THE Undersigned offer TO the public hei Olpum Lii
l. quor as an efficient substitute fu Tinsepd Oil,
thihDer fIr all sorts oi Paints ground in OH, except
Venetian Red.
When ttnned with the Oleum the Paint will cover
better dry quicker and will be durable and when
varnished the puiRt viii have and retain the
glossy appehrnncei AMI The e1stcity of the thinner
crucking dnd peeiIng oil, common in ordinary
nished oil paints is euiirely avu iGed.
For painting Tin Roofs its equal cannot he found
The Oleum can be used by itself, or in common with
Linseed D larnish, Japan or Turpentin5 al the op
tion of the Painter.
It's cost ID about half OF that of Linseed Oil
thus considerably reducing the expense OF painting.
We etaihiully recommend II FOR all purposes indica
ted and warrant IL TO give sasiacuo liberal dis.
count TO the trade.
DIREC lONS.-Thin the paint with the O!eum Iii
quor and work il wei until il flows freely from the
| brush.
riably ought TO be soaked well with the Oleum Liquor
| previous to painiing.
Instead OF placing the brushes in water er mig
painters generally d.. they ought To be put in the
Olcum Liquor, which will greatly facilitate the work.
The paint mixed with the Oeum Liquor will work
better i il be allowed TO stand from ~ hours pre
vions to its bing used. and then thilned to such n
consistency 10 work free nd under the brns
the use of Japan, the paint will be rendered sti u
firmer. Mix the Japan frsi with The paint and then
thin it with the uleum Liquor in the manner men
| liOnCd above
| Ts- 100 pounds OF Paint thinned wththe oleum Ii.
quor will cover larger surface than ID pounds tim.
| ned wIlh oil.
Tue Oleum Liquor is not TO he used with Veniti an
Red, with Paint continuing any proportion of it.
| BRElNlG, GATTMAN Il BREINIG.
American Paint and Co'cr Works,
| Corner 24th and Green Sts. ,Phila del pha
Ofice-N corner Third and Wood sts., Pjilad e,
phia Pa.
June @. 1857.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-09

MUFPINs fake one pint of new
milk, one pint of hot water, four Jumps of
sugar, Que egg, half pint of good brisk
yeast, and -four enough to make the mix
ture quite as thick as pound cake. Let
it rise we'll bake in hoops on a griddle,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-09
SPRING AND SUMMER
Goods.
THEundersigned ctfull inform hisrri Ids
Il the pubic atlarge and she rest Of mankind that
he has establisheda a splendid
(ANANNnr-,
NEW GOODS

M.A W I6UIUWG,
n the elegant new store House. just cree ed in Roh
nrg, Columbia county, Pa where he has now opened
large nd choice assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods.
Which hc dcle rmned to sell on such te rms swill
induce allat least in this vicinity who in want
of Merchandise, to extend him theircustOm
Ms stock has been selected wi III mucheare and viii
reefen TO the wants ofthis scommunity-and withOu
going into uinu numeralion oft he various
kinds-he risk nothing in assuring his friends that
ry hing sually kept Country Stores, here
had q little cheaper than the cheapest
LJCountry produce, including G rain, Lumber, Sc 4.
taken in exchange for goods
WILSON AGER,
Rohrshurs, March 2s, le57,--y,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-09
SPRING & SUMNER
E O @ I'D g.

AT MENSCH'S CHEAP STORE.
I'HE undersigned having removed his
Store, up town, al the stand, lately occ uped by II
G. w Hartman where with gfcaer inc creaseJ
facilities he is enabled 10 offer fun of
Spring and Summer Goods,
Which he has just received from the Eastern Cues
comprising Dry Goods, Groceri Hard ware, Que
ware Cedarware, HOo.ware, Drugs. FISH, Salt &c .
Plaster ron, Nails Roots Shoes Hats Cans, &c &c
ALso-READY MADE CLOTHING
In short, every thing usually kept country Stores
TO which he invitest the public generally
rS Csah, Lu nber Old Iron and Country Produce
takeninexcange Tor Goods, at the hgcst price.
A. q. MENSCH.
bloomsbury, March 2l 1857.
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BI::mshurg Tinware and Stove Store

BI...smshurg TinWare and Stove Store.
THE undersigned respectfully norms his old friends
Il and customers, that he has purchased his brother
interest in he above establishment he co nee rn will
hereafter he conducted by himself exclusively. He has
- just received and offers for sale, the largest and
k6eeH most extensive assortment of FANCY STOVES
JpFaH ever introduced intothis market.
CT His stock consists of a complete ssort ment OF
bihest COokDgand parlor stoves in the market TO.
theger with Stove Fixtures Of every oven
and Box5toves Radiators Cylinder Stoves Cast Iron
Air'Tigh Stoves, Cannon Stoves, &C., &c
Stoyepit pc aud TinwaTsC onsianI on hand NJ man.
ufactured TO order All kinds of repairing done, as
usual on short notice.
The patronage of old friends nd new customers
speotfully solicited,
A. NJ. RUPERT.
Blooms bnTg, Jan. 9, le54,-tC
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DIR. j. S. floughton's
GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.

Th'sis Natures own Remedy for an unhealthy $40
m1rf, No art OF man equal its curative powers.
- contains no Achoho oil Filters Acids, or Naus aos
ltuss 1t seXtremrly agreeable 10 the and may
betakenby the most feeble patients who cannot eat
distress Beware fDruga ed
limitations. Pepsin is not Drug
Cal on the Agent, and get Descriptive Circua
gratis, giving large amount of Scientific Evidence
from Liebg's nina iChemstry DR. Connie Physiology
Digestion; DR. Pereira Food and Diet; DR.. John W
Taper, of New York University; Prof. Dunglison's
Physiology; Prof STiman, ofYaleC Coedce; d CGrpcn.
tei's sPhysioogy; SC ctOgether with reporlsof Cui
from all paits fthe United Siaes.
SOdby Il. Z. Lutz and J, Il Meyer, BiOomsburg
S.B. Bowman Berwick. Oct3, 1855. ly.
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HOVER'S LIQUID HAIR DYE.

HOF Eh . LiQUlp HAlh DYE.
THIS HAIR DYE needs only trial 10 satisfy all o
its per fiction as Dye, and the FOL lowirg test
!nona from that eminent Analvtic Chcms .Profes.o
BootE. OF The U. s. Mint, win only confirm hat thou
sands have previously borne tesimOnyto.
"Ldbordtory for Practical Chsmstry !
St Stephens Pirce, Philada. I
Being well acqnai ntcd wi he substances compos
ing Hovcr's Liquid Hair Dye Il am satisfied that b,
following the simple directions given tor its use, II
will not inJurc the Hair or SKIN but vii give natu
raj and durable color TO the hair.
JAMES G. BOOTH.
Aug % 1887 Analytic Chemist.
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STAUFFER & Harley,

CHEAP WATCHEs md JEWELRY
NNHOLES ALE DRETA Ill., al the philadelphia
w Watch and Jewelry Slore,' No. Iis (Old No 06)
North SECOND street, corner Of Quarry, Philadelphia
Gold LeverWaches, jewelled l6 S2s 00
Gold Lepine, IN caret, "a 90
Silver Lever, full iewellcd, IL 0O
Silver LepIne, jewels, OO
Superior Quarters, zoo
Gold Spectaeles, zoo
Fine Silver do. 50
Gold Bracelets, 400
Lady's Gold Pencils, / 90
Silver Tea Spoons, set 500
cold rens with Pencil and Silver holder, | 90
Gold Finger Rings 37I cents TO $50; Watch Classes
plain l2B cents, patent lsi, Lunet 25 other Articles
in proportion. All goods warranted 10 be what they
sold for.
sTAUFFER 4 HARLEY.
VI On hand some Gold and Silver Levers and
Lepnes sill lower Than the above prices.
October 10, 1857
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-09

HOVER'S WRITING INKS,
INCLUDING HOVERs FLUID and HOvER's IN
l. DELlBLE INKS, are too wei known and introduced
to require any aht ionai testimony of their cha cter
The sales have been increa sing since their first ntrO
ducton, giving eviie that the tcles truly possess
that Intrinsic merit Claimed first for them by the
mlnufa cnrer.
Orders, addressed TO the Ma ufict No. 4I6 Race
street above Fourth, (oid No. l44O Phlulelpha will
re ce prompt attention.
JOSEPH r. HOVER
Aug 2l, ISf7-Iv Manufacturer.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-09
OLEUM LIQUOR.
CERTIFICATE.


" Il, the undersigned House Painters,
w hereby certify that have given the ne " ly
invented oeum Liquor, manufactured by Drein 4,
Gatiman & Breinig, in Philadelphia, an impart I,
tnal, aud have found II an efficient substitute for
seed Oil,-iar superior to it in respect,
of only about half much thus ably rcdUc
the expense OF painting. We would therefore
mend the public 10 its gene raj and after it ha
been tried its superiority over LInseed Oil viii be at.
tested to by ALL
CHARLES QUIER,
AMOS UNGER,
WILL lam WOLFE,
EDWARD DENHARD.
June l3, 1857.
HEREBY certify tina l have had
l. House Painting prose ted lately with the above
named oeum Liquor, and concur in all respects with
the RECOMMENDATION OF the above named gentlemen,
and will here add that in future will have paint
ing operations performed without the admixture o
the above named valuable liquor Those who may
desire TO view its effects, will call my reside
where they convince themselves of all thnt is
presented Of The Oeum Liquor to beauty and
durability.
J. ISAAC BREINIG
June I3, 1857.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-09
DIPLOMA AWARDED

March 90, 1857.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-07-28
GPSr, "a.
Dr. SSsnGGOss'5
q merifantI Ih e Ytller.
sSrcuSc fir Bic SriScmbcm !
-Iuu1 ClmcriF5 SicIrpid,

Cine tttius SboHtct gcn Yun turirt 90 aus
100 SSltsn. Stiln 8aIium, tEln WirurN, tttn b0:
CT Ssrutb Oss 2tbtms, triut Gtfabr otr @ntrtdun1.
Sue tltue plnin cine Deus chut @Iibmod uuo
lc aefahrlcs ais QBa'Itr. Belle NnWuilu5 pirb 9t:
as6sn. c oa5 oIr patlInt hh dtlt 70 dlbcr urlrcn
fam, oils ourth rsu Watb cts l,ibtdNltn 8uNc0rj'
tSs uno pis UtGr ais curb otu Matb ichir, ttt nur
prna grfaDrun0 in ottitr 1rantbtlt babtn.
IBirc nab ir3tno eiuem SbCjt rGs 2auoCs 9iibidt,
spSnn 81 OH Or. .. CS. 9Batcn, 9ic l5l, 9icro I.
Strags, uutSrbatb otr 8atl, gblactlphId, 9tauct
roirp - Rtiue ino itbt, psnu tts SthldbttIn rjtbt
bic asIariebeus llnttrfbrift D. g. GEaItrn, @i9tn;
tbdmsr, an9tGratbt bGbtn.
Or. gBattcn's 8srfabrsn ac9sn Stltit' 9RiB6r0uh,
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ain uno ab6rsffrs Or. QBoltcn, rplI c6sntGiaot-
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tu MIR ben Sa9 f0uen, an Dem on 6tn &ST utb Nts
naibt bait ,u srhaIItn mas 9smB ,lt-EIns rat !:
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