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A High Compliment.

On tho occasion of the celebration of
the eighth of January by the Young Mems
National Democratic Association of Gin.
cinnati, the following was the regular
| toast:
"7hc President Of Me United States -
A Washington in purity of purposes jeff
crson in devotion to democracy, and a
Jackson in determined execution"
When ii was read, (says the Cincnna-
ii Enquirer,) the three dealening and en-
thusiastic shouts that followed gave an
assurance that the President still retains
unabatcd and undivided, the confidence
of the association, as we'll rs the other
democrats who were present. Aud the
brotherly feeling that marked the inter-
course Of the hundreds in attendance
demonstrated that the Kansas differences
had not yet begun even SOW the seeds of
alienation. Tine celebration was, in eve
ry respect, decided success; in the ma
tcrial of the feast, in the sentiments and
speeches and unbounded good feeling,
nothing was wanting.
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.Biography Of Elisha Kent Kare, J,
IPtilians Elder. Philadelphia: Chahls
g. Peterson, ls59-pp. 4l6.
The life Of DR.. Kane deserved to be
written, and to be written now, while the
facts in his great career were fresh, and
attainable. II we had time and space we
should like to review this volume at con-
siderable length, both for the matter and
the manner. We are sorry to say VIC
never read his Explorations, but we have
read his life with great interest and We
are now anxious to read his works. He
was man of great energy Of character
whom no difficulties could detor, and nc
dangers appal-hOnest, frank and geper.
uus.
How beautifully, touchingly, and elo'
quently has his biographer told US of the
man, his trials and his triumphs-his boy
hood and his mauhood-his Sickness and
his death-he died at the age of thirty
seven. His whole life was struggle with
disease and diliculty. In it there is q
lesson to be learned.
The book is elegantly got up, and hand
somely illustrated, and we thank the
publishers for their promptnoss and kind
ness.
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Girara Life Insurance Company.

This old and well tried Life Insurance
aud Trust Company, is located at No. 4Os,
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. Their
Gard is in another column of this paper,
by which it will be seen on what terms
lnsurances can be made, and to which VIC
invite special attention. We know that the
Company are honorable gentlemen and il
is everywhere regarded a safe and sound
institution.
We advise our friends in Columbia and
elsewhere, to get their lives insured. 1t
the part of wisdom. We have been ap.
pointed Agent for the Company, and
will take great pleasure in giving all
necessary informs alton.
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"Tuln Up"

r. NJ. Mcllen, the Chicago periodieal
dealer who disappeared so misteriously
in May, 1855, we learn from the Chicago
Tribune has returned safe and sound
Meantime, his wife, supposing him dead
married a man by the name of Austin,
between whom and Mcllen struggle is
now going on for the custody of the lady.
Mcllen states that he was insane when
he wandered away, and that he first went
to Memphis, thence to New Orleans, and
thence to California, from whence he
now returns.
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The Pleasure of Paying Cebts

We have no higher enjoyment than to
pay honest debts, and we had as lief lie
down in a bed of nettles as to have men
come to us and ask for money when we
have it not. 1t is really fact that we
have recently been "working for nothing
and finding ourselves" Thousands Of
dollars are due us in small sums that il
would.hurt no one to pay, and yet if we
could get them together it would enable
us to satisfy every one to whom we arc
indebted.
Next week our regular term of Cour
commences. Hundreds of our friend:
will be in town, and we ask them TO RE
MEMBER THE PRINTERS SMALL
BILLS!
Let us be able to say that we have re
ceiyed money enough TO pay up the ex
penses Of the Columbia Democrat. lie
those who do not come to Court send thu
prices of thei2 subscription anI advert
sing by neighbor. We shall be CRATE
! iul for such remembrance, and we ca4
work in the harness much better, for ever,
one knows that ''money makes the mar,
go.' Don't forget to pay the printer.
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Gov. Packers Cabinet.

Secretary cf Nate-WM. NJ, HESTER
of Berks. ...
Deputy Sccretary--HENRYL. L. DIEFFEN.
BACH, of Clinton county.
Attorney Genera2-Hon. JNo. G. KNOX
Of Clarion county. ..
Confidential Clerk IN he ,iSecretuyI
8fce-JoHN A. INNS, Of Easton.
As we before intimalcd WM. A. PoRTET
Esq, has been appointed Judge Of thC
Supreme Court to supply the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation of the Hon
JNo. G. KNOX.
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Beware of the SWindler.

Rev. c. s. Burnett, who pretonds tc
hail from No. 8S1, Broadway, N. Y, is q
cheat and swindler. He managed some
time last August, to get his humbug Card
into number of country papers, on fair
promises to pay, and amongst others, the
Columbia Democrat. We now post the
alleged Rev. G. S. Burnett, scoundrel
and swindler, ana caution the public so tc
regard him everywhere. -.
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Speech of VIM. Montgomery

Hon. WILLIAM MoNTG oMERY, Of the
Fayette District, has cur thanks for s
copy of his recent able speech in Congress,
on the Neutrality Laws and the arres,
of Mr.. Filbnster UalEer, by Commodore
Paulding. Mr.. Montgomery takes the
right view of the matter, and nobly defends
the action of Commodore Paulding, in
arresting The outlaw, whether found on
American or Foreign Territory. The
speech is one of commanding interest, and
is truly credita BILE to the head and heart
of the talented young democratic Repre-.
sentative of " The Star of the West"
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Bsy" At a meeting of the stockholders of
the Lackawanna and Bloomsbury Rail-
road, held at Kingston, on ilonday last,
the following officers were elected for The
ensuing yorr:
PreSidem-HON. W. C,REYNOLDS.
Y. PeSideat-WILLIAM SwETLAND.
DiftctorS--Ilon. Geo. w. Woodward,
H. Gaylord, Samuel lloyt, 7, L. Ather-
ton, NJ. w. Jackson, Col. G. w. Scranton,
Maj. e, McNeal, Col. G. L. Wells, Jr.,
James Archibald, 7. Strong, John Bris-
bin.
Better selections for the post of Presi-
dent and Vice President could not be
made, while the Board of Directors is
composed of gentlemen well known to the
community, men whose experience and
business qualifications render the Board
one of the most efficient that could posi-
bly, have been chosen, and fully competent
to act vigorously and wisely in any cmer.
gency. y.-Bera0tck Gazette.
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Governors Mansion.

The Joint Committee of both Houses,
the Secretary of the Commonwealth, State
Treasurer and Auditor General have
made an agreement with Mr.. Worfcll for
the purchase of the "Grifith property on
the river bank as residence for the Gov
ernor the price to be paid is ten thou
sand dollars for the property, and one
hundred for the gas fixtures.
The agreement has to be ratified by
both Houses before it can be made binding,
but there is no doubt of its satisfaction,
and Governor PAcNfR will reside ia that
locality,
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.AAanlte IlontAlu, for February,

sGs- atlantic Dionthiy, for February, is
on our table. 1t has twenty one articles.
The leader is "I he Great Failure" and is
well written, sensible paper. "Tte Au-
tocrat Of the Breakfast table" is capital.
Some OF the poetry is very good the sto-
ries are well written, 1t is better num-
Der than the last one-has q great deal OF
excellent reading-Paper and type beau
tiful SO per year, Philips, Sampson
81 Co., Z ston, Massachusetts,.
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NTATE CoNvENTION-At n meet.
THE INAUGURAL.

We publish on the outside of this days
C0tumbia Democrat the inaugural address
OF Gov. Packer, and VIC call to it the es-
pecial attention of our readers. Itis shert
and plain and pointed. 1t is document
TO reach tho hearts ard underst ,ndings of
the people. On questions of State policy
it is sound and conservative; and we be-
lieye agrees in sentiment with the great
mass of the citizens of the commonwealth
Of Pennsylvania, On the currency, on
special legislation, on the veto power, on
The finances, the opinions and views Of
Gov. Packer are those of the people OF
Pennsylvania.
We hope that he in conjunction with the
Legislature will fairly endeavor to carry
chem out-we are sure if they do, they
will have tho warm and hearty support moi
only of the party, bat fthc people. Gov
Packer should remember, however, that
be who goes into Office with so large q
popular majority requires steadier footing
to keep his balance, than the man who Sc
cures it by the skin Of his teeth. There i.
need to be circumspcct and frank, ant
above all to live up to the doctrines o
State policy promulgated in his initiatory
address.
The administration is now in the hands
of the democracy-the party that can sue.
ceed and has succeeded; and at its head
are some of the ablest and purest men in
tLe state. We heartily wish them the per.
feet success which we know, it will be tbeir
ambition to deserve. .T
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nsyWc learn that SAMUEL HILL, Esq
who lately represented the county of West
moreland in the State Legislature, died
suddenly at his residence, in Washington,
township, Westmoreland county, on Satur-
day, the 10th inst. Mr.. Hill had occupied
several important public posts, in all of
which he faithfully and ably discharged
his duties. He was an honest, upright man,
and on exemplary Christian.
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DEcEAsED.-G George Kenton Harper,
Esq, who for nearly forty years was the
editor ofthe Franklin R9ository, died at
Chambersburg, Pa, on the 18th inst.
aged seventy nine years. In the war Of
1912 he served as an officer ofinfantry in
two campaigns first on the Canada lines
and again in the defences of Baltimore
On the latter occasion he and Capt, Cul.
bertson, wi h drum and fife and the flag o
the old Blues, raised company of ovcl
o c hundred men, and had them march
to the scene of action in few hours,
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D9- Hon. WILLIAM STRONG, the newly
elected member of the Supreme Court Of
this State, is a leading member of the
Presbyterian Church in the city Of Read.
ing. He was Superintendent of the Sunday
school connected with his Church. A few
Sundays since he presented 93 of hi.
scholars who had acquired proficiency il
the eatechism during the past year, witt
handsome new Bible.
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Peterson's Detector.

We are in the receipt of Peterson's
Philadelphia Counterfeit Delector and
Bank Note List" for February. This ie
new publication, handsomely gotten up
and well arranged, and believed to be
correct and reliable. Address, T. B
Peterson & Brothers, No. 3O6, Chestnu
Street, Philadelphia; 81 90 per annum, il
monthly numbers.
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Yours truly,
IlARRlBDo

On Thursday evening, 10Th inst, in
Bloomsbury, by the Rev. D. J Waller,
Mir. Sam~t Brooks,o of Cat,aNissa, to Miss
Relccco, daughter of EIarman Labor, Esq
Of Orange twp. Columbia co.
On the 2stli, of January, by the Rev
W. Goodrich, Mr. Seth Shoemaker, to
Miss Muy OIL, both Of Hemlook town
ship, Columbia co.
In Berwick, on the 2lst inst, by Rev.
/. BAIL, MIR. Aaam SUI, Esq, Constable
Of Eliarcrrek township for four years, and
U. S. Mail Contractor on route No. $3.50
and Miss Sa0iAa Sitter, of BfiaIcreck
township, Columbia county, Pennsylvania.
On Sunday morning, January 18th
1858, in Nescopeck, Luzernc county, Mr.
Henry hachner, to Miss Maria HartseH
both of that place.
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Editor efthe Columbia Democrat
..- DR. Sir
Your Paper Comes to this office But is
not taken out l do not Know any such
man here perhaps it should go to Brady
Kalamazoo the village is called vicksburg
yours 7s
....... I Bosro d P Nj
The above note, ver batina, reached our
Office few days ago, in due course of mail.
1t is dated one year back, whether by
design or through ignorance, we cannot
tell, but as it has no intimation of from
what State or Territoryit,emanate neither
mention Of the name of the subscriber to
whom it was directed, nor states the
length of time it has lain in the Office, We
have reason to believe, that the writer Of
tho above is one of the Jackasses, who
suppose they we're placed in Office for thu
purpose of swindling Printers. For nearly
three years, we have every week regularly
sent the Columbia Democrat, to the addres
of THos.W WRIGHT, at Vicksburg ,Kalama azo
Co., Michigan. M
We now forward our bill to the abov
named chuckel-headed I'D. p. NJ an
demand payment as directed by Act O
Congress, owing to his neglect of duty
He is clearly in for its payment. And S
We shall serve every skunk who fails
duly noliiyus Of the refusal of our paper b
the subscriber within the period prescribe
by law.
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DECEASED. Rev. ]. J. Lehmanowsky
died in Clarke county, Ind, on the 4tll
instant. He was Pole by birth, and q
distinguished officer in the NapoleonC
wars, but some time after his arrival in
this country became minister in the
Lutheran church.
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PelefsOn's Ladies' National Magazine

The January and February numbers of
this popular National Magazine are on our
Desk. We have perused its pages with
interest, and much admire its rich adorn.
ings and the beauty of its artistic skill in
way of fine fashion plates. Address Charles
J. Peterson, No. BOG, Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia 50 per annum, in advance.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-30

ELECTION IN KANsAs.-The result of
the late election in Kansas, is still shrouded
in doubt. We have different reports
some of which allege that the Democratic
State ticket has been elected, and others
that it has been defeated. All the reports
agree, however, that the majority against
the Lecompton constitution will be very
heavy. a -.#..
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Lebanon Valley Railroad.

PreSidem.-Hon. Simon Cameron.
DirectorS.-Isaac Eckert, G, Dawson
Coleman, John Banks, G.. A. Nicolls, j.
w. Killingel and James Millholland.
Secretary and TfeusuYer.-Daniel s.
Hunter.
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s6y- A very severe case of Sore Eyes,
of 5 years standing, was cured by the use
of DU WALLIS GALVANlC OIL. 1t
is one of the most soothing and pain
quicting agents that can be had. In Ery.
sipelas Of the face, it will often remove the
pain in 10 minutes.
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DIR, WALTON's AMERICAN PILLs
JOY TO THE .4EFLICTFD J
YOUNG AMERICA NICTORIOIISli


YOUNG AMERICA VICTORiOUsl'
ONE small box of Fills cures ninety niue out
~ OF n hu ndred. No Ealsam, no Mercury, no cdor
on Tie breath, no fear Uf Direction Two sniali pills
dose as olcss and harmless water Full directions
are given so Tint the pntent himself coiaEi
as with the advice Of iir most erPe rienccd surgeon
and much better than Will the advice Of Oi iile
experience in this class OF disease.
SENT BY MAIL TU ANY PART OF THE COUN.
TRY by enclosing one dollar to Dr. a. q. Hditon No
l54 Nor,h Seventh street, below Race, 'phia
a liberal discount TO the trade None aenHbne without
the DrittcH signature Of d. q. Walton Prapretor.
Or. WIS treatment for Self Abuse, Weakness, &c.
is entirely different from the usual DR.. W
has cured hundreds who have tried Others withOHi
beneht. The treatment is us certain TO as the
sun is TO rise. Enclose stamp, and address DR.. w
as above giving ull history OF your case, and yon
will bless the day you made the effort wills
is certain-A RADICAL CURE.
lnn 20 lSiS=I2m
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VaientiaeS.-The pre.ticst and ugiest,
the cheapest and most modern VALENTINES
AND ENvELoPEs oztant, can be had 1T the
Office Of the Columbia Democrat,
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Supreme Bench.

Gov. PACKER, has appointed WILLIAM
A. PORTER, late City Solicitor, to the
Supreme Bench, in place of Judge KNOX,
resigned.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-30

Sw-The leading mercantile houses in
Montreal and Quebec, have discarded the
"pounds shillings and pence system of
accounts and adopted the decimal, or
"dollars and cents" currency.
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H5~ We do our friends a real service in
calling attention to a medicine of such
acknowledged merit as Wistars Balsam.
We are all liable to coughs and colds,
which cease to be dangerous when recourse
is Lad to the Wild Cherry.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE GovERNoR.--
.. Barrett, Esq, of the Harrisburg Key
stone, to be Superintendent Of Printing.
Charles Barno tt, Esq, to be Sealer Of
Weights and Measures for Alleghany
County,
John Mackliu, Esq, to be Flour Inspec
tor at Pittsburg.
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aen. Washington Irving, now seventy
five years old, walks to DR.. Creighton s
Church, in Tarrytown (of which we be-
lievc he is vestryman,) and back, five
miles, nearly every Sunday.
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Ssg" Mr.. Samuel Hammer, of Danville,
is appointed route agent from Scranton to
Ruperl, on the Lackawanna and Blooms
burg Pa.) Railroad. ..
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ss9- On Tuesday, last week, the U. s..
Senate confirmed the nomination OF Hon.
Nathan Clifford, of Maine, for Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court of the United
Statns
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Death of Joseph Steele. ESQ

JOSEPH STEELE, Esq, the venerable
Father Of Senator Steele, died at Hanover
Luzcrnc county, on Tuesday, the 10Th
instant, in tie seth year of his age.
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Sentence Of Wm. Muller.

Judge Conyngham, has passed sentence
of death upon William Muller, of Luzerne
co., for the murder of George Matthias.
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lowing is the order of the procession;
Mai. Gonersl Ko;m and STAFF cons;s,;rr
Of Maj s T. Yonno Mo; 4 JorJn99
Swarty Ma; w A SonJs NJ; -
H. Ma; Go,,os FroolnnI ~
n ell Ia S,,n.oa, IN. po:1
pennsvlv9pia Dro ooons
Rand
J,,ncostor Fenc,b7es
Rorrool,o Ri
National GnarJs
Rand
Uoboro .,;,,
Maria, Mns;e
Ioaon Crorss
Dr;r Gan W;il;sn,s onI St"r
A.; wv A.. ~ 49, A., o'''Hs !,
Il H. ""j'
A.;
R,;n,ao "I, 3.s,aa..n aS, w. TsPy' H.
WI; vi. "' jaw
uo III, D,,
Blsc,, urs.ars ~ osoa't non .e e'i,. t,ou o,,o4
' "' e1S.t Vi Wv 80 ~,
tho rLa;nu,anoe ILL.,. Cn,;,.e c.. t.o "Isn
rnrnan,nn.s nf tha @ Son.,o i.ov "na NV IL J.. M
. Tbn twn Soorotar;as % o e as ,ha .nS Gan,.,on u,
wooItb viii tbo CIa;rn,on af thn Io;nt
Committee of the Senate and Houso. 10
wait on Heads of Departments.
D. Ihe two Attorney Generals, with
49,, wv - 'Ne 'oiu' 0o'nnii''eo VI A'[ahge'
A Ibo two nonr.u so,ro,,,;,, 80 .ho
Commonwealth with two of tbe Joint
committee to wait on Heads of Depart
men's.
~ AuuieoF Ueuerai ana otate treasurer
ments '''''''' - -'
6. Surveyor General and Sunerinten
dent Of Common Schools with two of joint
COLE nlRSee TO walt on Heads OF Depart
% c,n,, C,,,u,;,,,ao.,,, s..1;
brarian.
Gen. Seller, Chief Marshal, and Aids.
Adjntant Eyster.
~ Dana'
Rand
.. Eisberville Guards.
City Band, Reading.
Reading Rifles.
! aiicy Aoiah'ry'
| Pia'iorni hao peeh erected IN irohC ol
'n0 o"pi.oi ia'so enough 10 coh'aih aoou'
TWO nahu,'u "Ho my PERSONS "h'cn was
0'0ul''eo W INC inen oerS Oh the TWO h0uS
es' 'eA-hieihoers, anu a'Seihguisheu strangers
Nr' opeaAer !" eiSh administered Tue oa'h
oi ONCE
ou 40 swear 'n'e you Will support
1ne oonS'lIdioh ol Tue ohitea @tateS'--
VI "o a.so s"oaf ina. you VIII support
'uo o0nsn'u''oh o' '"e o.a'e o' r0nnSyiVa'
ma, anu 'ha' -yo" Will ulscnarse your
ou1es as governor oil thlS commonwealth
WIN "oei,'5,
Ai'of "',ioh MS hAcei'enoy s'cppeo 10
inc 'front.' Oh 'iio PLATFORM ana IN LOUD
0''at ''''e i0'u MS inaugural 70 an auai'
enee ~ vast, 'ha' 'he nan couiu hafoi1
1",SH II, n'Sn''' 'ones' ~ ocoup'eu ao0u
A"'' u. 49, ,''0"i a., "a 'no io""i"g' ""' hno"
yVu WIN '0"ei'y "s.oe WIN in' "nen say
','"' II Wv s'i u 'no ms' - 'Nu.''eu y
: wv ','. 'A"n''..''' '"'H wan ''' "0@U, ~,
I,,'as.. -''''S.' a''s. ~ ,U'u~"'0 wv N'
r ~ 'N.l'-,'., r. y ~ ~ WV ~ lD'''Vn
/ "'' ,s'lN ''r1,J "fpi'"O'' '"' '"0 'p0'n'
"'' 'Op''''T W 'p1Hu LIE '0m'iAs ~
l D lI "'' 'T''.'''' wv ~
added very much to its effect. There i
> no doubling as to which side he is on.
In the afternoon Gov. Packer reviewed
Tho troons Which ryero Jrawn nm in Morko
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MATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER,

(k THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs tho
ga. chlIehs OF BloOmsburg and the public in gene
GzAidAral, that he has opened
Aew Watch and Jeaeelry Establishment,
in Else Wilson's buildings where he offers 10 sell
on moderate terms, all sorts of
Watches, Clocks, &C.,
OF superior quality late style and at low prices
IjCLOCkS AND WATCH ES carefully ana prumpt.
ly repaired. ~
The pa1I.c are invited 70 call and exam re.
E.uomsbuTg, JIu :, ls5s
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0XygeDated Bitters.

WoRcEsTEa, June 81, 1854.
Gcntlemen.-Aftcr suffering much for
two years past from Dyspepsia, was in
duced to purchase of your Agent in Wor-
cester, q bottle of your QrRsenatea Bit.
terS, and after trial Of less than two
bottles, find myself radically cured.
l have not the leas. hesitation in
recommending them to all who are
afflicted with this distressing complaint
You are at liberty to use this as you think
best to further the sale Of this excellent
mediciuo.
Yours truly,
JOHN GRAY.
Any individual suffering from weak uess
and arrangement If the stomach, nervous
ness or debility in any form, can be cuyed
by this medicine.
SATn w. FowLE & Co., Washington
Street, Boston, Proproiors. Seld by
j. Il. Meyer, BloOmsburg.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-30
Official Vote for Governor.

On Friday both branches of the Legisla-
ture met in joint Convention for the purpose
Of opening and counting the returns of the
election for Governor. The official vote
,yas announced "a folIo,vs.