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PHYSICIAN, SURGEON & ACCOUCHEUR
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MA Hoo0 U1l0ogo, (IoooBs1 ~ \
!ss bl.s, NIL 'ss s.. e, V c;:sa.
miles and back, once : wssk.
Leave Fillmore Thursday Ut 3pm;
Arrive at CIarinas psxs d.V byspn;
Leave Clarinda Wednesday at 6an;
AI Front ct t ra1 Dodge ss.' "
Lake, Cherokes and fynouth, to wessheld,
Gocai $50 miles and hsek, osce week.
Leave Fort Dodge Monday at > M
rive at West6eld next Saturday BY P M
Leave westfeid Aesdsyh ssn; ..x
lll5o from Fort Dodge, along the west osne OF
the Des Moinss river, crossing the west
Branch 1t Dacotah, up the West BRANCH, TO
the Irish Colony, there crossing the West
Branch to Spirit Lsks, II 1stiss asds secx,
once a week.
Leave Fort Dodge Monday 1t Can;
Arrive at Spiri, Lake next Wednesday by6 P m;
Leave Spirit Lake Thursday Ut s an;
Arrive at Fort Dodge next saturday by 8 IN
lll3l. From Fort Dodge BY Sioux Rapids, on
the Little Sioux to Sioux Falls, MINI, 40
miles and back, once q week.
Leave Fort Dodge Saturday 1T pm;
Arrive at Sioux Falls next Tuesday byspm;
Leave Sioux Falls Wednesday at . an;
Arrive at Fort Dodge next Friday BY NJ
1872. From Fort Dodge by Emmett City, Odessa,
Mimi, Otesco and Crystal Lake City, to Man
kota. l40 miles and back, once week.
Leave Fort Dodge Monday at an;
Arrive at Mankota next Wednesday SPIN;
Leave Mankosa Thursday at 8 an;
Arrive at Fort Dodge next Saturday BY o m.
lll33. From Greenfield, by Holidays and fier-
sons mill, to Adell, 40 miles and back, once .
week.
Leave Greenfield Tuesday at6am;
Arrive at Adell by pm;
Leave Adell Monday at q m;
Arrive at Greenfield by pm.
Ill34. From Grinnell, by Green Castle and Tim
Der Creek, to Marietta, 0 miles and back,
once week.
Leave Grinnell Wednesday at an;
Arrive at Marietta by m;
Leave Marietta Thursday at an;
Arrive at Grnnell by pm.
lll35. From Hardin, by Cleveland, Waukon, New
Galena, Dorchester, Portland, Mimi, Prairie,
and Caledonia, to Brownsville, 81 miles and
back, once a week.
Leave Hardin Monday at 6 am;
Arrive at Brownsville next day by IN;
Leave Brownsville Wednesday at 8 IN;
Arrive at Hardin next day by pm.
Bids commence route at Waukon and end at
Portland invited.
lll36. From Independence, by Chatham, falr-
bank, Rocks Settlement, Franklin, Mill, ltre-
mer, and Leroy, to Fredericksburg, 0O mics
and back, once q week.
Leave Independence Wednesday at am
Arrive at Fredericksburg next day by IL IN;
Leave Fredericksburg Thursday at pm;
Arrive at Independence next day by P m
Ill3i. From INDEPENDENTLY Laporte Clty Creek'
Lafayette, Marietta, and Iowa Centre, to Des
Moines, l2S miles and back, once week.
Leave Independence Thursday at am:
Arrive at Des Moines next Saturday BY p m;
Leave Desmoines Monday at Sam;
Arrive at Independence next Wednesday by
pm.
lll3a. From lnkpadutah on the Big Sioux to
Iowa on the Missouri river) Deootah Terri
tory, - miles and back.
Bidders will state the distance and give sched-
ule of departures and arrivals.
lll39. From Iowa City, by Windham, LAFAYETTE
City, Millersburg, Montezuma, and Lynn
Grove TO Des Moines 100 miles and back,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-25
Sewardisn.

Stewards first campaign speech was de.
llvercd at Boston on the 18th inst In
that speech he proclaimed the "irreprcssi.
bic conflict in emphatic terms, and pledg-
ed the Illinois champion of negro equality
to carry out the sentiments Of the fanati-
cal Abolitionists of the North to the full.
We copy the following from the speech
u know, indeed, that those sentiments
have not always been popular, even in the
state OF Massachusetts. | know that citi.
zens OF Massachusetts,, as well as citizens
OF other States, have attempted to drive
the disciples of that ilustrious teacher
[John Quincy Adams from their policy
But it is tonight that am free to confess
that whenever any man, wherever he
might be found, whether he was of Nor
thern or Southern BIRTH, whether he was
of the "solid men of Boston," or of the
light men of Mississippi, have assailcd me
for the maintenance of those doctrines, [
have sought to commune with his spirit,
and to learn from him whether the thing
in which l was engaged was well and wor.
thily done. What commentary upon
the wisdom of man is given in tins single
fact, that .Eheen gears only after The death
ot John Quincy Adon,s, Tie people of Me
limited States, acho hulcd him iron, posv-
or and from plicc, arc cal ing 10 the head
Of the natsen, 10 the uery seat from whtcA
he acaS eapclled, abraham Lincolu-(en.
thusiastic cheers )-aohose claim 10 utat
seat IS hathe tontesses Me obligation of
that HIGHER LAw-[applausc] ]-mhich tic
Sage " QulacY pr C AIMED, oaa that he
aUotrS h,mSeJ, FOR VEAL OR WOE, FOR
LIFE OR DEATH, A SOLDIER ON THE SIDE
OF FREEDOM IN THE IRRt PREssIBLE con.
FLIcT BETWEEN FREEDOM AND SLAVERY.
Prolonged chccring.] This, gentlemen,
Is my simple confession. desire now on
ly to say to you that yoH hare ayraUrd al
ite last SIT, &C Of tbs conflict betore you
re0ch hse TRIUMPH aohich as To tnaueuTate
ms s'em po|wy into The gorerna0eat ot
Ills UnuM States"
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RAY MUND'S Pal ENT
: II w ING Nj HINE!
nagrH
PATENTED MARCH D, 1855.
PRICE $40 EACH.


lMEssRs. zUPplNGER * ROBBINS, Of Bloomsburs
A'1 iaNing purchased the exclusive right Of the above
valuable lMpRuvED Che PATENT SEWING MACHINE for
the county OF Columbia, will be happy to supply their
friends WIN the article for the accommodation Of them
selves and families. The following OF the
ptfor advantages this implement POSSESSES over any
ever yet offered to the public. Wiz
l. IL scws from 400 to 600 stitches per minute, thus
saving both time and labor in the operation.
:. Its construction Is so plain and simple with any
uiig IKE fair kept order and Will
give entire satisii, ,tiun.
3. One Of the most valuable features of this Machine
Is the smallhcss aud the copautess of its mechanism.
L. Lolibt.thrcad Machines always dichlt to
ege and very unliandy in threading but this Machine is
easier threaded than even n common needle.
D. IL can be attached to board, table or stand in op-
eratls order, and detached IN less than half minute.
d. IL greatly economies the thread, and yet produces
seam sui, iently strong for any work for wlch it is
destined, qualification moi known to other sewing Ma.
chimes.
:. No human hand is capable in producing so
regular and systematic.
T. Among the array of Patent Sewing Machines there
none cheap and durable RAyNoSps PATENT, but
no Machine Is adapted To all tds Of WORK experience
has proven.
.. The operator shape his seam Just as he pleases
waves, leaves and flowers, etc, be represented
initiated.
10. 1t is particularly adapted In all kinds of stitching
such AS gentlcmes shirts hOsOS ristbands, collars
etc., aud all kinds Of Ladies sewing, including silks
lawns. delaincs cauoos &C. excepting for mems leay
wear This Machine is rather too light Of construction
II. But all the foregoing advantages though real in
Themselves, dwndle into nsigniiicance, when compared
with the preservation OF health being saving Of both
labor and eysig and leaves the operator without stoop
ing, and is enabled to perform his work, occupying
tural position
= For sale by the undersigned their respective
Residences, in Bloomsbnrg who will put the machine
operation and give all necessary instru, ton.
HENRY ZUPPiNGER,
DANIEL W ROBBINS.
"a m sbIr NAV
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-25
General Foster.

The Centre Democrat, the Lincoln or.
gan of Col. Curtin, published at Belle
fonte, the residence of Col. Curtin, has
taken up the cudgels in defence of Gen.
Foster against the malignant ISLANDERS Of
his own party.
We take the subjoined extract from that
paper of the 10Th ult;
GA finer gentleman than Gen. Foster
cannot be found in the State, and it is an
Internal outrage for his party to treat
him so shabbily. He is the model of an
American gentleman and statesman. He
is an upright, consistent man, and such
men are always welcome to our ranks.
One thing We will promise him, if he
joins us We will treat him dccently, and
that is more than the democrats are do.
ing for him at the present time. We are
sorry we are placed in hostile position
towards Gen Foster. for we like him very
much. and come what may, no word of
abuse shall ever escape our lips, when
speaking of him, nor will we stand by and
hear him traduced by any one. The man
that maligns him in our presence, will be
told he is mistakcn--if he repeats his abuse
he will be told he is liar-and if he
reiterates third time, what We know to
be false, we will smash his teeth down his
throat. For General Foster we have the
marmest feeling Of personal friendship"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-25
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

Sealed Proposals will be received the 18th day of
August next, for TWO RESTAURANTS TO be uscd upon
the grounds of the Pennsylvania State Agricultural 20.
cley, at Wyoming, during the Inhibition, September
10th "tth 21ih aud 18th Each building to be 100 feet
long by 1i wide, with kitchen attached 10 by "a feet.
The buildings 10 be erected by the contractor ahd
be removed AT the close Of the fair.
Also, for one LADIES ICE CREAM, CAKE, cont
FEtTloNARG AND LEMONADE SALOON. tent
for tins saloon, my feet in diameter with the
saTy tables and seats Will furnished bo the society
And also for one Gentcmsns Ice Cream, Cake Con
ieciioiary, Lemonade, Tnbacco aud Scgar FALCON.
The tent 90 by 9O feet, with necessary fixtures this
saloon, Will also be iIrnishcd by the society.
Proposals may be sent To o. 4. HESTER Sccrctary,at
Harrisburg ur to Gen. 4. W. sTURDEvASr General gu
perintendant, at Wilkes Barre.
o. HESTER Secretary.
HARRIsBuRG !Mly % lsin.
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ID I T. ID

IN Mlhiln township, Columbia county IN Monday last,
MI fHLIP HARLockER, in the ed year of his age
In boomshurgs on the lith Of August, Miss HANNAH
aNtLiA, daughter of Jacob X. and Catharine j. Edgar
aged IL years, II months aud 25 days.
On the f'h inst, at Mt Gilcad Morrow county, Ohio
Mr. DANtL HRuMBAcu, formerly of this county (haynE
dedoh Col PaX'ons iarm) aged about 45 years
In Light Street July Goth 1850, MARY BERTHA douuh.
yer Of Z. W. aud Catharile Shannon, aged year and
months.
ln Light Street August 10Th, WILLIE S. son of C. w
"i Caiharihc Shannon aged about years.
Al Asbury columbia county, the Goth inst, of Con.
symptom, CLARISDA s. PEALgR, aged Il years one mo
aid days. ' ~ ~
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GRAND JURORS,

FOR THE SEPTEMBER TERM, 1860
u BlJon-Calcb Barton Jr., William Coleman, Simon {
Shivc.
Hcnon-Jno. Beiselinc, Patterson Moore, Thos IIoss
characterization Suit, John Davenport, Jacob Mos
teller Ephram Evans, Peter iIaynIau.
CaitaWissa- Samuel Thomas.
CeI ire John Shailtr.
Franklin-lhomas Hover.
Fishingcreek- Hiram iitrnbender
Greenwood David AlbertsUn, Pet.r Girton
Jackson-James Yocnm.
LOcuSt-Gcorge Fctternan.
MadisOn-Juh Denutt.
Miiiiin-John Snyder, Jacob Schweppenlciscr.
RoarlngCruek-tina Eek.
Scott Philip AclLnbach.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-25
DANVILLE ACADEMY.

TIE Academic year commences August 20, 1850 tO
i continue forty y.iour weeks.
The School is divided into a Primary and n Higher
Department. each under It's respective Teacher Schu
ars are admitted nj any time
Ample provision Is made for all The requirements Of
u"Inush ana extensive course of study, including the
Maihemalics' Natural scIences Classics Modern Ian.
guages Drawing, Music, eic
Scholars from abroad obtain board with facilities
lof nome study on very moderate tcTns on application
To the Principal.
The Principal thankfa for his past generous support
assures his patrons OF his unweared Efforts to make the
school all that can be desired for the acquisition of
thorough education
For particular, apply to
j. w. WESTON, Prineipal.
- Ferry ST., near Deems Hotel.
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Female Health Female Health i,

Thousands of females suffer from arrangements pccu.
liar 10 the SEX First, and common among these is
FEMALE WEAKNESS or WHITES LEucopRIIEA within its
constant attendants, LAsstruDE, PRosTRATIoS, LANE or
WEAK BACK, and GENERAL DEBILITY. No one can be en-.
rely well who thus suffers, aud in hundreds of cases
health utterly undermined. Old school medicines and
drugs do but little goodoitcn much injury; but Hun.
ruREys Specific HOMEOPATHIC FEMALE PILLS are Just the
thing relieving promptly, and curing permanently. A
dollars worth will do more good than quarts of nostrums
or SIX months attendance on doctor. Six boxes for 81
single boxes 2j cts
N. B.-A full set of EuMrHREys HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS,
with Book of Directions, and twenty different Remedies
III large vias, morocco S. ditto in plain case "a
case Of fifteen bexcs and Book, 81. Single boxes IS
cents aud 80 cents
These Remedies by the single box or case are sent by
male or express free Of charge to any address, on re-
ccipt Of the price. Address,
DIR. +. UMPIREY & co
No. 5j2 Broadway, New York.
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vi A IL K 1 Il ID .

At the Forks Hotel IN this place on Wcdnc sdav the
g!nh INST by the Rev ] H. Dimm, Mr.. G. W. HISgs of
iicrrcks,illc. radford Co. To Miss MARY A. EytRARp
OF liOllenJack, Luz'rne Co, ia.
In Shckshinny, on "Wednesday August irth nt The
mouse Of the "ride's Father by Rv. John Johnson Ar
JOHS A. BARTON, TO Miss ELslE 1uBBs
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TRIAL LIST

TRIAL LIST
FOR TIE SEPTEMBER TERM LEGO
J. benjamin A. Cole vs.. William Smons.
. = refer Mllcr VS. the Cattlwissa, Williamson &
Erie Railroad Company.
j. Samuel Lemon vs.. 4, w. CreameT.
T. John McCalla VS.. Henry lIailz.
D. simon Fetternan vs.. Wright Hughes.
=. Jacob schuyler Vs. Wilson Ager.
tors. ~ '''"
= T. w kahler VS.. Daniel Neyllard
" Jno. Mchulligan IT, al, vs.. Samuel Rhonc
TO- J. X. Grton vs. Edgar f. Barton, ei al
~. william SmeyeT VS.. John Hoifnagle
" j. J.. jackson ct. al, VS.. Enoch Howell
d. Stephen H. Miller VS.. Daniel r. spybsu
~. Robert Auten vs.. Benz Paydon
10 Nh. Appeman VS.. Jonathan Mostellcr
10 LhOs ADAMS VS.. Samuel d. SeybeT
IL. Mary Hess VS.. VIM Hess
~ Peter BillIneyer vs. Michael MeyleTt
w. Jereiniah ii. Hartman 5. AbralI ~ Harvey
~ ~ Nathaniel 4. Ruter ct. al, vs.. A. N. Harvey.
u - d. Herring et. al. vs. john G.. JacOby.
Joseph Lilly vs.. James w. sankey.
- LaVina Cole VS.. Adam Iutz II. al
- Daniel spayde va Christian I.aubach.
% Ira RobbFts vs.. Jacob Dichl.
~ George sloan's Executor VS.. Jas. Rant
- jacob Schuyler VS.. Albert stOokey ct al
- George Getty vs. HeuTy Shollaberger
~ John BaTton's adm'r vs. Joseph Lilly
JACOB EYERLY, Frothonotary
BoomsbuTg, July Is, 1850
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TRAVERSE JURORS,

FOR THE SEPTEMBER TER.W 1850.
Bloom-Niam Bears, Joseph Ruckc, Joseph Weuv
or, J9hn H. Meyer, Charles Thomas Strawbrdge \. vii
son, Va tine lIoone.
Bor. Bcrwick-Jacob Moycr A. H. Tate
heuvcr-Peter GrarlaTt, Samuel Johnson
tcntrc-ThOmas Conner
Gatiaw Solomon Resnard.
Frankn-JacOb KOstcnbader
FisIingcrerk- John Crevcling Thomas Lungcr
GreenwOOd-SamIel Musgrave.
Locust-Jonas FahringeT
Mtiin-Aicliael Fry, Jacob Yohe.
MndIson-Dan'l Merklc Isaac Mcbride Henry Dildine
MOntnur-Andrew Clark
Mount Pleasant-Elias Howell, Andrew Grouse
Maine-.AHrUn Andrews
0range.Jamcs pattt Henry Dcong.
PIne-William Artcr.
Scutt-A J. Thornton, Samuel L. Dettlp Ilios Erum
Robert 5. towel.
sugaroaf-fcnry c. Hess, Andrew Laubnch
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MoFFAT's LIFE PILI.s.-'The high ami ensied Gel.
ebrity which this prcemncnt medicine has acquired
its invarabe efficacy in all diseases which Processes
to cure has rendered the usual practice of ostrnatous
plffing not only unnecessary but unworthy Of them.
They are known by their fruits their good works tcsti-
y for thcn and they thrive not by the faith of the cred
uous. In all cases Of cosveness, dyspepsia, bilious
aud liver affections, piles rheumatism fcvers & agucs,
obstinate head aches, and all general arrangements
health, these Pills have invariably proven certain and
speedy remedy single trial viii paceIihe Life Pills
beyond ho reach of competition in the estimation Of
every patient,
DIR. Mofias Phoenix Bitters, will be'found equally er
hcac us in all Of debility dyspepsia head
ache, tho sickness incident To females decae health
and every kind of weakness Of the digestive organs
For sale by w. II, Moifat 33J Broadway, New York,
and by medicine dealers and druggist generally through
out tic country
February 10, 1sGO-lam-6m..
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-25

a6s- The "Amrricam Asr'cuhurtst" for
August has been received. This is one of
the best and cheapest Agricultural papers
in the country,and should be literally pa.
tronized by all classes, and particularly
farmers. Published by Orange Judd, N.
Y. at 81 per annum.
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Blanks! BI0nRs!

A beautiful lot of CONSTABLE SALES
DEEDS, JUSTICES BLANKS of all kinds for
sale at the Office of the Columbia Demo-
c,0t.
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sMEsBFE,S SALES.

| RY Virtue Of several wrts of prpdAoni E1ponas is
- sued out Of the Court OF Common Pleas OF Coulbii
.WO.NH.9Y THE Sd D.aY Of SEPYE.nBER 1860, a
Que O'Clock in the afternoon, at the Court House. in
",,,snre @ 'hG i1loWiHe described property to wit =:
All that certain lot Of ground situate in Ilopkinsyle
Bloom township, Columbia county, bounded ana de scribrd
as follows to W.T. On The northeast by Main o
said town. on the southeast by alley, on the south
west by AN alley, and on the northwest by lot of
--'conuining one hall of an acre be The same more
oTlcss, whereon - erected two story FRAME DWELL
ING HOUSE Frase Stable and other out buildings
with the appurenances.
seized taken in execution and be sold as the prop
cry Of Josiah II Furalan,
ALSO,
All that certain tract of lands situate in Beaver town.
sh'l COLUMBIA county Pa bounded as follows: On the
EAST by public road ON the south by lands OF Mauasse
Mclarl heirs and others, the by land of Shu.
man Heats, aud on the north by land OF John and Reu.
bch herrigcr containing eghty ynne acres, twenty tive
acres ol which are cleared lands wherein erected
two story FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, Frame Kitch.
en- Frame Barn aud other out buildings with the ap
purlnnhncrs,
SIZED taken ia execution and TO be sold the prop.
eriy Of Charles r. Mann.
ALSO,
:, cerain lot of ground situate in Name township,
Columbia county adjoining lands OF Isaac Yetter on tile
north Aaron Bcrlnrer on the south, and east
and half story FRAME DWELLING HOUSE a Frame
stable and well of water at the door
ALSO,
One other tract of land situate in Beaver and Maine
townships Columbia cnuniy, adjoining lands Of Charles
Mann on the moth, Jacob Shuinan heirs the north
pTah hhccht On the south Charles Fisher and Jacob
HindeTlItcr on the east, aud Mary Cup on the west
containing hundred and acres aud half with the
appurtenanecs about ten Of which is cleared land
Seized taken IN execution and to b. sold the prop.
eny uf Jacob Ilosslcr.
ALSO,
AZ the came tune and place. by virtue Of writ Of Le
rdrl fdelds all that certain two story FRAME DWELL
ING HOUSE OF building situate IN the township of Scott
IN TIE county OF COLUMBIA, on the south side Of the
road leading from BloOsburg Berwick, beiDg in the
village Of Espytown, eaid building containing in front
twenty SIX feet aud IN depth hiy two feet and the lot
or piece Of ground and curage appurteant the said
building, bounded the northeast by Isaac Mckany on
tile northwest by David Wlnmeyui, the north By the
main road aforesaid and on the south by alley.
s.zgd taken IN execution and To be sold tho prop
erty OF William A. Case.
JOHN SNYDER,
SHERTF's OFFoF Sheriff
BioomsbuTg Aug II. 1860
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1eS" The "Dcmocrafic Test" is the
name of ncwpaper published in Bloom
field Perry co. Pa, by J. B. Cooper Esq.
1t is neat paper, and has the ring of the
true metal
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The RECEIPTS Of the Lackawanna and
Bloomsbury r. r., from the passenger
business alone, for the month of July,
amounted to S6,9l5,ol. This is the lar
gest months business the Company has
done since it was organized, and is n
gratifying increase in proportion as its
facilities are added.
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Is * u IL "A NICE ElO Il q u
M II nlEk Sr- Pill ANN puI

U.ate Col. X. D. JoSEs)
THIS Hotel kept on the European Plan is convenient
for Travellers, Citizens, aud the Public generally be-.
ing in the immediate ncirhborhood of the Exchange ai
joining the Post Oice and within few minutes walk
oftc Delaware Nharves the landings fer Steamboats,
from all parts.
Meals can be had at all hours, from o'clock in the
morning 10 IL o'clock night for IL! cents and upwards
Lodging Rooms can be procured at all times for cents
per night The Chambers clean. well ventilated and
all newly furnished. The Eating Department will be
provided with the best the market can produce; the
Drinking Counter furnished with good liquors and
choice Cigars The Proprietor hopes that by strict per
sonal attention, with competent and obging servants
he will be able To please
j. OTTENKIRK
Late of Baltimore, Md, and Madison House PhiIa)
PROPRIETOR.
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-25
DANIEL LEE

%! boom towlship, win he candidate for REGIS.
TEf 4 RECOhlkR of Columbia county, before the
coming County Convention, subject TO lis u-agcs.