Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-06-09
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE ..

Gal u hDA1 mOhNlNU, JONIH ".
sas- Preaching in the Baptist Church,
on Sunday next, at % in the afternoon
and in the evening.
Orangev,Ne Ente,priee-Mr. I.NEw-
TON KLINE, as will be seen by his Card in
our columns, has opened II New Fancy
Dry Good and Trimming Store, in Or
angevillc. Mr. Kh"eis an excellent young
man and merits liberal patronage. We
wish him great success in trade.
n@rThc Huntington Valley Mutual Fire
Insurance Co., is fully organized and pre-
pared for business, us will be seen by the
advertisement in this Columbia Domocrrt.
Every farmer should have some Insurance
on his buildings in one or two companies.
In case Of fire it comes convenient to have
q little ready cash.
Or ngevjhe E6untry.-Mr. W LILLIAN
SCHUYLER, has become the proprietor of
the Orangcvillc Foundry, Plow Factory
and Machine Shop. Already, we learn,
he has this season, manufactured and sold
$50 plows. Mr.. Schuyler is an excellent
mechanic and worthy citizen, and will, no
doubt, do smashing business.
s1~ Tile EIpositor will be published at
Washington City, during the campaign,
and will be conducted by an association of
democratic gentlemen. 1t will be issued
weekly, at fifty cents for the campaign.-
1t will be a quarto-moSt convenient for
binding, and very valuable rs to its matter.
Address, Thcophilus Fsko & Co ,Washing-
ton City.
"BY THE ETERNAL."- Such was the
expression of General jackson, when a
little cXcitcd-but to our citizens, We would
say calmly, buy your Goods and Grocer
les, Boots and Shoes, and other iixings at
BettleS Store, in Light Street. Such is
our advice. Ladies' CATERS, in a style
unequallcd by any other establishment in
the county. Call and examine the spc,i
mems on hand
ga" Tie Na'io"ai Crisis, published in
Washington City, scmimouthly, hy The.
ophilus Eisko, until the Presidential clcc
ton, for 25 cents. Each No. will contain
l6 svo. pages, and the work will make Il
valuable book of important political mat
ter, for only 25 cents.
Mr.. Fisko is a good democrat, an excel
lent and able wrt,r, aud being at hcaf
quarters, will give US the very latest ant
most reliable political news Subscribe
by all means.
sV- We rather like tho general tone o
the political Speech of Mr. FULLER, il
our columns to-day. 1t is NATloNAI.-
not R'pnbllc0", as Judge Jcsup woulc
aay,-and ahounds in sentiment Of liyin.
philanthropy, clingng closely to the land
marks OF the 6 Union and til Constitution.
by the way, the GoI"nldie Hc"'0c'@', ha
done much for BELL md EVERETT, anc
it is the only paper in tli' county that ha
even given them a show Of fair treatment
which fact should be remcmbrcd and ap
preciatcd by the unconstitutional Party"
gSg~ Some p-r'ons in whiting Lcm'ir
ries, art in the habit of plucking the flow
ers and destroying tht mcmcntocs whic
pious and loving hanls have placed upo
the graves OF departed friends and rcla
tves. We have heard Of outra4cs OF thi
kind porpctratcd lately III the Roscmon
Cemetery Of Bloomsbury. BY way of ud
monition to such individuals, We publis
the following Aet of srmdly, of Marc
5th, l5i9;
4" Any person who shall willfully cut
break or remove any shrub or plant, with
in such place Of intcrmcnt shall upon con
viction thereof, be punished by fine q
not less than f0e nor more than .fHy dol
lars, at the discretion Of the magistrate"
f" Riches, though ha'd 10 GUM, an
still more hard to Kefp," unless you dc
posit them in the Franklin Saving Fund
No. 1876 South Fourth street, belo1
Chestnut, Philadelphia, where they wi
daily accumulate by drawing per cen
interest, which Is decidedly more wise tha
keeping them idle, or risking them
hazardous speculations; for Franklin
motto was make small Gains, and there