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, 1860-03-22

PEER, ILL.,. March .lst, 1866
a man giving the name Of Defnapp, mud hail
ing from Ohio, hired horse and top buggy Of
Messrs. Aattocks Bro, Of the Exchange Liv-
cry Stable in This place. to 60, as he said, about
seven miles in the country, about noon on the
10Th inst, since which time hc bus not been
heard from. lie gave rs reference q letter from
some Eastern house TO J. I. Tracy, Superlutcn-
dent Of the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad,
requesting him to give him employment on the
road. The mare WAS sorrei. w.,itc stripe in the
face and white spots on sides; top buggy With
green gear. VIZ. Bnowx1xo.
, 1860-03-22

No71cE TO Tar pArEns.-The books for3State
and County taxes for the year 1859, are now re-
turned to the County Treasurcr's Office. All
persons owing taxes and wishing to save costs
will please call and settle the same Immediately.
4. II. BornEs, Treasurer
, 1860-03-22

CHICAGO FinExES's Tvs. Co.-An election for
Directors ofthe Fircmen's Insurance Company,
held ou tue 9th inst, Aessrs. Thos. Church, J.
h. Dotsford, E. II. Haddock. J. T. Edwards, o.
Lunt, i. W. Raymond, c. d. Farwell, Geo. r..
Dole. and ]. S. NewLousc were elected Direc-
tors for tie ensuing year
, 1860-03-22

This bill, which has passed the House, is
sill before the Senate. Tn the passage Of tho
bill in the House. wc find on reference 10 the
aves and noes that the members from our State
voted as follows:
For th< -W'ashburnc, Fasnsworth. kc!~
loEg and iAorejny-
Igaintt tie Biz -Mcc1crnand, Robinson and
Eouke.
-dbsest Or no! roting--Logan and Morris.
, 1860-03-22
ANoTIIEte HtsINDtE,

We learn from Wizards Bunk Note Reporter
that certain parties, not named, aro preparing
to issue quarter Of million in the notes If
new wild-cat-thc Bank oj 1Fhiyfeld, D4ltor,
Georgia-for circulation in the Northwest.
We need not say that, il VIC are correctly In
formed in regard to the ownership Of Tic con-
ccrp, the Bank Of Whitfield is swiudle Of the
dirtiest sort.
IF Will our exchanges IN the Northwest
copy this paragraph.
, 1860-03-22

CECOND-HAND FURNITURE.
- Any re1s1n having Second Hand Furniture u Lease
an Of customer By addseauk ~. throuxh The
pos* U.dee. flht.I1w
, 1860-03-22

TOR RENT.-We will rent to o
L Good tenant The second tf our warehouses;
1al feet, an ht the sLrs It u the nes, s4e. IN
tile cit will tu Eenltai cheap desirable tenants
nIeiE3h.44 lr.. tU1LkY Il FAREWELL
, 1860-03-22

WEDDING IN THE PoL1cs CoEnr.-Dayid Hahn
and Emily Wellman were brought before the
Police Court yesterday morning, charged with
adultery. After coming into Court, tue twain
mutually agreed to avoid their present difficult
tics by entering the married state. A license
was accordingly procured, and they we're mar
ricd by the justice.
, 1860-03-22

- Grover & Bakers celebrated Double
Speeded Shuttle Sewing Machine, for Tailors,
Cap Makers, Boot and Shoe Binders and Manu-
facturers, Saddle and Harness Makers, &c., at
greatly reduced prices. Heavy Double Spceded
Shuttle Sewing Machines, 5000 Binders,
(E1tra,) $500. VIC. Mason, Agent,
3w No. lis Lake Street, Chicago.
, 1860-03-22

WKBsrEn's D1c7roSAnr.-1t is stated by the
Springfield Rtpu5liran that the sale Of the new
pictorial edition Of Webstcr's Dictionary is SELL
ing at the rate Of $50 copies day, or $4,000
comics a veaF,
, 1860-03-22
THE ELLlTHORPE QUARTZ
l. pQLVElk1XEFE.

e1es p'oeasas s;u:h;nF aad
e1.ta.1e hss. q cali 70 o. a"s fai New
nn1 M ssso sf snt :; IT, IT,
even thst nader AZ e1renss that hs sa:e qra1 ulnk
sSty ten .o
Ia Its turn has ed u accomplish Of ar sr1
Tie poudeou, proroions os trese discarded nach!re,
the p,wtI required TO work .hem. an1 thetr ORD
nov eone shen he miner Is ssetn Tor X ne
cnmpeieht lanos~avng machinery son ching tha.
will cost ks weigh les, s2As less power, and 10
introducing , H. ~: "E1'ses, os,9 rs,,s:,*s +
worx'nk re,alss not oat1 upon .nx- trial
III q s IRE ~, .aa p hs 81 na
and Esaslte soeis. The advantages u thus aehlae
iT.-tt weigh. on:y :1opouuds.
-Is en- .e sa:ls " s1.nspcrs to sny remote p!see
out Of repartha turning 1.-the, 1t having bat
TWO plain Journals nf fttctiop.
I've minutes, as cost not TO exceed dollar zad a1y
amount Of qa.tz that the ssn,e weight or metal will
The zee o. .hs e'amou ssaup<rs. and perform it IN
slt aes ~ rtqaIrs one forfh the po~er that eor
;hs pa9sPss. ssi%sas &C. : uniformly, md to an.ae
that enaot & N4iae1 Vi. the sssmpt's. In f.et:
Il. ns tn "a IL
does 70 tie old i,.bloned wooden mosts1. ' ''>
pa,soa u a1s aea "a @
with the labor oft.o ea for four hour. viii put Il ID
yea4tInass for operation.
whh tnese aavanrases " plaec tie mill before The
uine and feel confident that bis Interests VAL insure
1ta universal u e and 2coptlAn.
The mll!s will be manufactured 2. the ver-keoua
chine O samuel Aowry. uree.ytlle Eaunectcu1,
and notbink but tht oet Of Salisbury and sser Will
he used In the!r for this ind apers4b
mechanism. The r+rata!7n tf tht e.tabIshment VII b
sufficient fus the perfection Of trcrr nsshEe
OF TO SAMUEL MOWkY, Gseenyie, C,nn., will receive
prnmpt attention.
aG113ceS 441QH ~
Eath t1tta Set FaEerunS Su1flce4 la
fe1zh1E7IY L. G. ELLITuQRPE i co.
, 1860-03-22

Bosrox, March al.-TAe ship 0iei arrived
here with part Of the crew, consisting Of &C per-
sous, Of the Portuguese ship:of-war Mondeigo,
foundered at sea January 22d- The brig sunk
with number OF the crew remaining on board.
She was trcm China, bound for Lisbon,
, 1860-03-22

We hett that Hermann kRElsxASS, Esq, Of
this city, has reached Washington and entered
upon the discharge Of his dutics in The House.
We can assure those to whom he is indebted for
his new station, that he will not disuproint
them, either us public officer, or far-secins
nnd hard-working Republican, or as = gentle
man. We arc glad to know thst his engage.
1ncnts in Washington arc temporary, and that
his returu to Ch'csgo may ae expected as soon
as these engagements are at m end.
, 1860-03-22

20 Just received and will be sold cheaper
than ever Il splcudid stock Of Gas Fixtures.
mcle2 Stew or. II. N. W11AAR7u,
Is South Clark St.
, 1860-03-22

KEROSENE AND Coal OH LA4rs.-The smallest
stock in the city OF Old sty2ts eau be found at
Lamp and Oil Emporium between Washington
and Madison streets. mchlQ.l2t
, 1860-03-22

died et consumption the 10th !nxt.. MARY 4. DAR-
RUNS, vie Of y. F. Groves aged i. yelrs.
Funerals rce Will be held thelr Ecs!dencc No. 1t7
West Walnkton street, Thurday. the I'd Inst.
O'Clock F. II. Friends Of the family invited attend
without further invitation.
In this city the si.t Inst. HELEN LOUISE, young
ct d.uE trt Of Jun and Mary j. clough aged aud
1se mouths.
Funeral to be held \: thtiE dcnco No. as South Cl!
ton street, Thursday the I'd inst at |. O'Clock Friends Of
the fam my nrIt to ateul without further not.cc.
, 1860-03-22

lorSG MEs's AssoCIA71oS-REGuLAR T1cKET.
The following changes we're made last even-
ing in the regulur nominations Of the Young
Mems Association: Melville ". Fuller, Esq,
was nominated rs 1st Vice. President, in the
place Of L. u. Olmsted resigned; and Chus. r.
Ltrabee. Of Larabec l. North, for Cd Yice-Prc-
silent, in place Of Mr. Fuller.
Charles II. Henderson was also nominated as
ORC Of tue Managers, in pluce Of Peter Fields,
scsiSnod-
, 1860-03-22

LAn1Es SkIR7s-The Anglo American Mills
Skirt Company, No. IS Cortland street, hare in-
troduced q new style of ladies' skirts called the
Eliz4bcthan Trail, which is highly commended
for its peculiar graee!ulucss nnd elegance. 1t
is said the orders for this skirt, as we'll as their
other makes, keep about four hundred hands
employed. 1t seems that nosc:ty combined
with style aud finish, {for which this house is
iustly celebrated, insurcs an active tradc, even
amidst the present depression into which this
singular business has fallen.-N i. Erpr<ss
, 1860-03-22

SUccEss.-This is the hope that inspires the
ambition Of all men; and never, perhaps, has
lectures on any one particular subject, been .
more complete success in any point of view,
than those Of Professor Mitchell on Astronomy.
And as we learn TINT the Young Mems Christian
no hesitation in saying that it is success on
their part that our citizens will enjoy exceed
inrfv
, 1860-03-22

Nor FoUSD YET.-Tbe insane woman, whose
escape from the person who had her in charge,
while on his way through the city, We noticed
yesterday, had not been last evening, although
she was seen twice yesterday, in different parts
Of the city.
, 1860-03-22

Nor so MrsTER.oEs.-Wc understand tl,at it
is probable TINT J. i. Hymcr, milEwright ut No.
SO Market street, whose mysterious disappear
nnce has been noticed, has abscondca. lie had
a check for $1,000 when he left home, which it
appears be got ceshed. The fact that several Of
his laboEcrs being unpsid for some months,
tells Against him, and also that all the available
mcans Of the firm Of which he is member
were in his hands, leaving his partner without
anything,
, 1860-03-22
-fOCSE AND LOT WANTED
Worth from $1,000 to $4,000.

VIII a*'uce ncunban ali raw balance ~ cntsIe
r''r-ry. Apply II !. l.. LEE or $. TADSNHETH. "
E.1lk street, mh}HtAw
, 1860-03-22
LOCAL MATTERS.

- Go 10 John Jones, 119 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will be vel! done aud at prices to suit the
timcs
, 1860-03-22

~ Don't throw away that cont because it is
a iil1lc the worse for wear, but take it to Cook
/ McLain, 93 Dearborn street, who, for mere
triae, will nuke it appear in every respect equal
to new. Try the experiment and-depend on il
you will be well satisfied with the result.
, 1860-03-22

AcclpES7.-Quite serious Incident occu rred
nt the Chicago, Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne
Railroad Freight Depot yesterday. Il freight
car had been thrown of the track and men
were engaged in jacking it on, when the screw
slipped, aud the leycr Qew up striking man
named Charles Pluttncr in the face, telling him
to the ground. vt il supposed that his jaw is
broken, aud his head was seriously cut by his
fall. lie is in rather dangerous condition.
, 1860-03-22

WANTED-By 4 young man
fom Maine. situation as Accountant nr Sales
nlan Hhoie. estaell. hm-nt Pas rough know
ne at kook. and fltcllh belt Of yrfeences
Ao4sese L. 4. ;. At this Office. nhaiI5t
, 1860-03-22
JIldnteO.

WANTED-Boart, with furnish
Ell yocua fr thsre .irele Kentle,nen {a private
ta!1Y or where hese bu, few boastss Adc1es~ Boz
-lot. mh5Ixtt
, 1860-03-22
THE CITY,

Auction Sntcs this Morning.
Furniture two rlanos, s!lrcr Fated Wa1e &c b. Gil
bert 4 Sampson, q Lake sort ct, nj w o'clock
, 1860-03-22
Hundreds Of County Fairs.

At the late 9. S. Fara Cn'c,co th. Society awsrdel
tsta Machine lie FIRST rKENIUM. a Grand Silver Me
dal a=d tic 81 etia Premium Of 800 Sl,vsr Pitcher.
Tar Locks itch na:e by tls nacate Is the oly stitch
each side Of the aeam. It Is 10 with tn e1d.
o!e the fabric [ntesekcd iu tie
Of It. No family should tc ~tauut ths &C ,om!c1:
time and 1ahos wing m,chine. I. DOES the stwrg
family vita .lIer 9Th and beauty. stitching
seslns,Ics.se r qal1e 10 CO the s.ne By hand:
.E.1Uo NJ msehines sid In ls59 printed
Bill Of Directions. iustr linz tn nesrht parts s ut
wltls each :llEc, this s:cepy s1prcst to thuw ts
All orders exfeutch with and MA
c!nes whea thlptd ho1ed With hing rcte.aa1y
70 use them an! ;: delivered BY exo!es without ID
tu!yj to any section Of he country. Sc d for circular
GkO. Il. CHIT, ESnES. General Agent.
Ncs. 167 4 I69 Lake ST. Chicago. III.
EoI 4s07 T. O.. u>A3.h1HL1m1sto
, 1860-03-22

WANTED-A Situation BY i
9F youuz man as Porter in any hotel or vho,e<s,e
ssors. Good references xi~en Addrrse hOHEHr GIL
H1uy+ >>' - nv "~AA@tN :. hst. .Issss
, 1860-03-22

TO l>ENT-Iwo three story brick
l. dwel.ss No. ie@ and III Oak street. bali block
VET of North "a sttret b railway. IL 1oora
t G"qse he usual tsptA: bar the rankcd -.
The asss IN the etst nsi;hooshoo'!a tn Ncr i!v.a-
II: nov ra1 aa1 The ohsIs on the 1t Of M.y ne1t he
uxner L. ALE to In extend raYneat1 Of rns tn
anta Il desired. approved security. II legal interest
APp.y 70 WY. CAMILLE. oscs NJ. Lad's Bio<k K K.n
l4iph ktftef EIlQEt. nhfhhNi1
, 1860-03-22
NelD advertisements.

r c. b. ScRlVEE. Adetrd=i4a xqAu, Is Dearlsrn-n
Il authorized 10 sasss 1irtseEs for this ca al! tas
L<adia1 Paper ef the Worth Fes.. jalbest-y
, 1860-03-22

HOUSES! IIOUSES!!--TWO
Il l. houses situated Michigan Avenue, soufh u
Twelfth street vsy dtsr1s friens and faliy far
sae With txlurea, hot and cola arr. L.h IN
tat al the enicncts OF sd cheap 4snce.
Eva,<-.l Ap1L nt4s y. T. WILDER,
u,h5b,:3la No. Wa.h':Zroa or i. It i. street.
, 1860-03-22

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County Of
~ Ceos sn.-Sune1ior Couft Of Chicago Juue Tenn.
1eSu william Ieokns VI. Robert Mer1clj Jr Adefnr
MtT1e, ro Pslnar, AntrsM T. Sherman john H. Eea.
nedY JIG bF1cr James Z. Alzener. Wort4!us 1rrno1
John n HILL Ietes Gus on, Guernsey F. EoI xek!ei
y. .ltes I'd Francis y. Miller.
A..'is Of ths T6e IT, f 5soe sasr James
uusIn,ey k., Eseket ~. a9d F1sne " Xe!
the oce Of The Clerk Of sad Court Of Chcasn
Ncs he7ebr E'yxn to the tad non-reden defe suts
eomp!aint in nd Cou1t o. Lt Chazcey sle thereof
On yha az q oa. ef 5 a I'd st SUM
dfendanta Eesuae on the drss Monday ot Nach, 1850
as Is bY law fequiFr1.
Nov Jules Yen The sald resident defendants acre
aid shall p'rooal'y he ~ appeaz h.ke sa >u2<1ioE
te{m shelto 10 b holden . Chicago, ID sad County
tht dsst NoEtay ot June 1s and Plead aosver Or de-
ur 10 the cnplans1tS bill OF 1T The eae and
the md thing: therein CHARGED and ,tz,ed vii Be
taten Confessed and de1se entered aga.nst Jou
eosd.nx TO thu psa5e1 Of aid bill ~
loopwM, LA1x1D Gooowz1, Compita' Solicitors,
trhS3h3tW{W
, 1860-03-22
20 larllt.

TO EaNT-Two new three.ttory
L brick ffnu-s Fu!tna street. nras tn!o7 Park with
nulesn improvements. Apply st 5Us Wsa. Lake rtrex
atttr Ase Gt ok l.. u. m-ulw' FIJI. Gu .TISu,
ITO RENT.-Docks on the East
i Side South Branch between Van BURN an {s ri.on
: re.t1. H. f. ADAMS, >: Lac stzcet, lups.al1a)
, 1860-03-22

4 GENTS WANrED-We want
\ active ns-n y sell articles in every City T. wn
md Village tn the Western Sates. To slsh c.n nteE
srrs1aE md -eemcnts- We them Grnu $i..3
to t0 pr lay call At rnnu L. No. nparhor,' Street
a!d!ss. vita postage ttamp} TELFEKk Il DAY =
t1s*a3i- SIN CAr4gn, II! uois,
, 1860-03-22

ITO LEASE-l0 Acres Of ground
l. near The Baptist College will b leased for culva.t
to kroh tenant for three for yeale. rraAun4bs
terms. .tnnly II rs Iaxe sSsees Of Z. b. NEL>OS.
mhl. h.1AJSW
, 1860-03-22

ITO 1sENT.-Two Houses . few
Il Blcek, west Of Cn!on Park one containing seven
!."H~ with T the othrr SIX with god we'll H.
Fste - &r nu.n eaeh 1.qu4'e j. starr hrtcs Lui
lug VI Soth Wi aud Ctk streets er ID.
dre-s OK Icy tn1Il3x1w.
, 1860-03-22

WANTED.-A Good Store in
tle GENITAL Of the city. .u:taota to The C,nek
.e *15 tune*.. To he !: to 20 ft1nt by 20 to 60
'et. tah;o H., E: ttd ess l.. Q. Box 4os, chicago.
, 1860-03-22
atnu5F111&1ttB.

M cV1CKER'S THEATRE,
4F4 Aaasoa stsest, between Este anc Dea:ba:1.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-01
Jnly %, 1850
TRAVERSE JURORS,

FOR THE SEPTEABER TERM 1860.
Bloom-W william Bears, Joseph Ruckle, Joseph Weav
er, Johu Il. Meyer, CharosT Thomas Strawbrdgo A.Wil
son, Va. tine Boone.
Bor. Berwick Jacob Moyer, A. D. Tate
Beaver Peter Gearhart, Samuel Johnson
Centrc-Thomas Conner.
Cattawissa-SOlomon Reinard.
FTanklin- Jacob Kostenbader
Fishing John Crcveling Thomas Lunger.
Greenwood Samuel Musgrare.
Locust-Jonas Fahringer
Northumberland Fry, Jacob Yohe.
Madson-Danl Mcrkle, Isaac McBriae, Henry Dtdins
Montour- Andrew Clark.
Mount Pleasant Elias Howell, Andrew Grouse,
Maine-Aaron Andrews.
orange-Jamcs PATTI rson, Henry Delong
Pine-William Arter.
Scotia J. Thornton, Samuel L. Bettle, Elias krum
Robert 8. Howell.
sngarloaf-Henry c. Hess, Andrew Lnubach.
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LooA 0UTi GOOD NEWS FOR ALL
EEg1NKlYAY

THE ncvcr.fang MRS vANIIoRN, is the best she
succeeds when all tthers have failed. All who are
in ttouben all who have been unortunatc,-all whose
fand hopes have been disappointed crushed and blasted
by false promises aud dcceita who have been decciv-
ed and rined wih,a fly to her for advice and sntis
faction who in duobs of the affections of those
they love consult her to relieve and satisfy their minds
She has the secret of winning the affections uf the op
posing scx II is this fact which induces ernte pre-
tenders to initiate her and to copy her advertise
LTKE.vESS OF YOUR FUTURE WIFE OR HUSBAND
Or absent friend She guides the single to happy mar
ragc and makes the married happy Her hid aud adj
vice has been solicited in nnumerabe instances, and the
result has dlrays been the means Of securing
4 SPEEDY AND marry .MaRRLAGEi
She is therefore sure dependence She has been the
means of bringing many hundred hearts and hands
gcthcr Thousands Of broken hearts have been healed
Ii is well known to the public at large that she was
the first and she is the only person who can show the
all the Of life which can be tested aud prov
ed by thousands, hoh married and single, who daily
and eagerly visit her at
No. 1886 Lombard Street. Philadelphia,
All interviews are strictly private and confidential
Uh.9L1H EM.lINT.NUE, coon LUCK
AND HAPPINESS are within the reach OF all, She is
the living wonder Of the enlightened age all who con.
suit her astonshcd ut the truhuness of her infor.
nation anll predictions. ALL those who had bad luck
consulted her thrir had lcft them and they for
tunac, rich eminent aud happy TO ALL IN business
her adv ice is invaluable Sht can lnrcc with the great
transactions. Ii you follow her advice you will
LNPROHE YOUR CIRCU.US7.4AUES
and sccerd in all your undertakings. Thos' who have
been fortunate and unsuccessful in life, aud IN business
-thnst who have worked hard aud struggled against
adrsity and misfortune the greater part Of their lives
aud found the they tried to get forward in the
world, the more things things went agins thcml All
have consulted her for the last twenty years Ali
those who wisely followed her advice are now
RirH marry AND SUCTESSFULl
in all her unlcrtakings while those blinded by preu
dicrs and ignorance neglected her advice arr sl Ia
boring against avcrsity aud poverty If you value you
happiness, you will consult her Yourself and b.
fIl and happy also
All interviews are strictly private and confidential
Come one come ALL to
No. 1886 LOMBARD STREET,
hntu .rnn Ilninrr and Rrnsl philndnlnhin
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-01
!. A N D Il z 7 HIS
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
Nos. 81 y. %, South S,ath street, nea'
The State II, use.


Nos. 81 y. %, South S'ath street, near
The State n, use.
PHILADELPHIA, PENNA.
r EN- floors Of this spucius building, erected expressly
for thn pruprctoT's trade, stored with seeds and
implements of interest to farmer. and gardeners.
SIXTY YEARS EsrADLisnEp.-The Subscribers desire To
call, the attention. of every interested farming
and gardening to their we selected stock Of Agricult.
raj Tools.
Udrrdnied Garden and Flowsr Seeds Grass and Field
Seeds, Gf the must reliable quality.
The Agricultural implements sold by are mostly
manufactured at our steam works, Bristol Pa.
Having fitted up esab shmcnt without regard to
manufacture Uf various kinds Of agricultural implements
We are now prepared 10 supply all articles in this line
fully equal not superior, 10 anything of the kind
before offered To tht public
Landcth's warranted Garden Seeds have been before
the public for upwards of sixty years their wide spread
popularity and the increasing demand from year year
tile best creidences of their superiority all
others.
Country merchants can be supplied with seeds in pa.
pors or in bulk. un the most liberal terms.
OOmsdar, near Bristol, Pa, garden seed grounds
contains three hundred and seventy acres and is the
largest establishment Of its kind in the world
ID. LANDRETIl IL son,
Nos. II & 2}South SiIth street, PhiIadciphia
u I.andrttis Rural Register and Almanac for l-i0
containing Farm, Garden aud Green House Caandar
for every month in the year be had gratis upon per
sonal or post paid application.
JANUARY
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NEW ANDSPLENDID ASSORTMENT
CHEAP GOODS,
Ar THE coRNER OF
Main and Iron Streets,
e. 20 o NJ s b u re, pa

Do you want SIIKSi Go 10 BROWERS.
DO you want LAvELLA CLOTHi Go to BRoWERs.
DO you want CliALLI DELAINEs1 Go to BROWkRs.
Do you wan, TABLE CovERsi Go to BRoWERs.
DO you want CLOTH DuSTERs' Go to MOWERS.
Do you want SKELETON sKlRTsi Go to BRoWERs.
DO you want DIR. CUTTERS
SKIRT.sUsPENDER5 Got GROWERS.
Do you want MusLINSi Go to BROWER'S
Do you want CALlCOEsi "o IL BKONEkS,
DO you want LAWNS' TO TO BkoWEkS
DO you want BAREGESi Go to lIRoWERS.
Do YOU want DE BEGEs Go to BROWERS.
DO YOU want HOSIERY Go to BRoWERS
DO YOU want GLOVES Go TO EROWER'S
Do you want uANDKERCHlEFs' Go to BROWERs
Do YOU want CARPET sATL HEELS Go to DRoWER'S
DO you want STELLA snAWLsi Go to BRUWERs.
DO you want Mob AIR MlTTs' Goto BROWERs.
DO you want SILK GlRnlESi Go to BRoWERS.
DO YOU want GAUNTLETS Go to BROWER'S
Do YOU want CRoTCHET BRAIDS Go to GROWERS.
DO you want TIDY COTTON Go to BRoWERS
DO you want PALM F'NSI Go To BRoNERs.
DO you want SUN SHADES Go to BROWERS.
DO yon want UMBRELLAs1 Go to BRoWER'S
Do YOU want CASSIMERES2 Go To BROWER'S
Do You want PERSIAN PLAIDi Go to BRuWER'S
DO you want LINEN CHECKSi Go to BROWERs
DO you want PERCALEsl Go 10 BROWERS
Do you want JEANS Go to BROWER'S
no Won want NANKEENS1 Go to BROWER'S
Do you want GINGIIAMsl Go To MOWERS
Do you want DUCAlS' 60 TO BkONEkS
Do you want CURTAIN MusLIN' ito BRoWER's
Do you want COLD CAMBRICS Go to BRoWER'S
Do you want WHITE GooDS' Go to BROWER'S
| DO you want bENINSl Go to BROWERS
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-01
GRAND JURORS.

FOR TINE SEPTEMBER TERM, 1860.
Bloom-Caleb Barton, Jr., William Coleman, Simon
Shive.
Benton Jno. Bsiseline Patterson Moore Thos. Hess
Priarcrcek-Adam Suit, John Davenport, Jacob Mos
teller Ephram Evans, Peter Hayman.
Cattawissa-S Samuel Thomas.
CeI tre-JOhn Shafitr.
Frankn-ThOmas Hover.
Fishingcreek- Hiram Bittenbender.
Greenwood David AlbertsOn, Peter Girtcn.
Jackson-Jamcs SOculn.
Locust George FGttCrman.
Nadisun-John Demott.
Mhlin-John Snyder, Jacob schwcppenhciser
Rnarnscreek- k-Charles Eek.
Scott philip ArheuhlCh,