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Les, of sleep

s Ia there anything more wearing 10 both mind
or disease can he oftener traced to other than
loss Of sleep, then experience has lost It's pow
er, or Sidney Smith, the great EDglish Physol-
ogist, Ia not to bs relied upon. OF this, let the
experience Of thousands answer, and try the To
lu Anodyno, and they will be ready to endorse
the remsk Of one of the friends Of the proprie-
tors, who writes, "wero the directions to be Gov.
cred with sovereiens to purchase, would not
bo without 1t" This all will experience by ite
use. See advertisement, and call for pamph-
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INrrnFar1No mo- LAplra--L Ladlos vim bs elad

, InTEREsTINo TO LADlEs.--Ladles viii bs glad
to hear that an English factory hos discovereda
mode Of making "fastp the beautiful color
known as "rnauve." IL has been washed aud
scrubbed In Italy even; being sent there special
ly for exposure In drying toa bright hot sun
light OF which we have not recently had much
experience. But the result was the same--the
color remained as pretty and pure as ever
This discovery, which is due to resident In
Stafford, must have a. marked effect upon
hight goods. for ladies' Spring and Summer
wear - English Paper,
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The following is an extract from a

letter written by the Rev. J. s. Holme, paster OF the
PIorrepointstreet Baptist Church. Brooklyn, N. Y.,to
the "Jouinal and Messenger" Cincinnati o. and speaks
volumes in favor Of that worldrenovned medicine, MRs
WmsLow's SOOTHING sYRrP FOR CHILDREN TRrTums,l
lsWe see an advertisement In your columns Of MRA
WnsLow's SOOTHING SyRuP Now we never saida word
In favor Of patent medicine before in our fe but we
feel compelled 10 say your readers that this hum
bug--wR HAVE TRIED IT, AND Know IT TO m ALI
CLAIMS. II Is probably Of the most successful med
cnes Of the day because II 10 Of the best And those
OF your reade who have babies can't do better than
lay I'M supply" gyECr HNrI..l oc27;lyd&v
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Declination.

COLUMBUS. March 9th, 1861.
To THE EDITOR or rHH sIATrsNAE. Dear Sir:-Wlll
you please announce to the voters Of the Third Ward that
must Withdraw my name as candidate for Assessor,
Ny friends kindly nominated me without knowing that
my asis would prevent my attention to the duties Of
the ONCE. -,,,,
Respectfully yours, NORMAN HOLMES. :
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y miss Ellen Smith, Of Bostop. Mass, has
iret recovered "a 900 OF FranciS Clsmentson for
breach Of promise of marriage alter twenty
years. courtships esO0 ayear-little enough.
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q gJrA spicy debate sprung up In the Senate on
yesterday afternoon, on motion to strike out of
the general appropriation bill the sum providing
for the purchase OF fixed ammunition for the arms
in the State Arsenal; Mr.. Cox, Of Trumbull, on
the part oil the irrepressibles, insisting that the
money should be appropriated, especially In
view of the "traitorous' conduct of the seces-
sionists 10 the South. Mr. scHLErca put some
questions and suggested some d dfioulties, which
induced Mr.. Cox 10 expand at considerable
length. This morning, Mr.. WHITE, of Brown,
replied to Mr. Cox, and made most able. elo--
quen., powerful and patriotic speech. lie held
up to the gaze Of his audience the inconsisten-
cies and disloyaliy of the Republicans to the
Constitution and the Union, and caused the Re-
publican Senators to equirm iE their seats.
Mr.. Cox felt impelled to make an effort to
break the force Of the powerful argument Of Mr..
wHirE, and labored earnestly but unsuccessfully
for that purpose. He took occasion to deny that
the Republicans were irrepessibles," and
made vigorous effort to show that bis party
was conservative and loyal to the Union. He
defended joshua R. GIDDiNos, however, and de
nounced slavery as an internal system, which
created blight wherever it spread; and thus
proved, notwithstanding his denial Of the fact,
that be was the ct companion Of WESnELL PML.
LIrs, JOHN BRowS. and such like Republicans.
Mr.. JoSEs, Of Delaware, Conservative Repub
lican) followed Mr.. Cox. He vas firmly and
strongly in favor Of the execution of the laws,
and unwilling, under any circumstances, to
wink at secession. ~ Nf9t ~
Mr.. ,oRR, Of Crawford, followed Mr.. Cox in a
strong and vigorous speech, in which he con-
demned the uncertain, timid and vacillating
conduct Of the Republican Administration, com
pairing Its course with the prudent policy Of the
late Administration IN conducting our national
difficulties. The debate will be continued this
afternoon, t...
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OHIO LEGISLATURE,
ADJouRsHD SESSION.
IN SENATE,
TUESDAY, March 26, Il
AFTERNOON SESSION.

AHIhhNOtN pA~hsAAfs
The Senate proceeded with the consideration
of Mr.. Keys amendmeut tothe general appro-
piation bill. The amendmeDt was agreed 70,
and the report Of the committed, as amended'
Those who voted in the Affirmative were
Messrs. Breck, Brewer, Bonar, Collins, Cox,
Laskey, Mccall, Monroe, Morse, PotWin'
81. -,
Those who voted In the negative were Messrs'
Eason, Foster, Glass. Holmes, Moore, Newman,
Parish and Ready-S. a ~ ~
An amendment by Mr.. FISHER. appropsiat-
ing $1,000 for the Artesisn Well, was lost
yeas IL, nays Is.
AmOtion by Mr.. GARFIELD, to appropriate
81 900 to remove the building and apparatus
from the Attesian Well, planting trees, &C., u
the State House yard. and for aigging the wall
leading to Third street, was agreed to- ~ 'a
| Mr.SGHLEICH moved to strike out the ap
preparation of So 600 to purchase fixed ammuni
tiou, rihed cannon, purchase Of shos, &c
This motion drew out somewhat protractet
discussion upon the state of the country, on th'
basis of the political maxim --"in time OF peac
prepare for, war;" Il ast.'g rt3r ~.
Mr.. SCHLEfCH opposed the motion, be
cause 1t is unnecessary, and not warranted un
der the circumstances. .s,-..,,
| Mr.. cox regarded II the duty ofthe State I
make reasonable preparations for self protec
tion, holding that the condition of the countr
justified the email appropriation asked for.
Mr.. WHITE objected to the appropriation
because 1t is not warranted by the Constitution
His general argument was that the nilitar
should be sternly held subordinate to the civ
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ut ia H.I
The following 10 synopsis Of the principal
features In Mr.. KEx's bIlls .concerning the
Rights and Llabilltles Of Women" !" which passed
the Senate, on the 22d Of March, 1861, and Ia
now pending IN the House Of Representatives;
Tue bill provides that any real or personal
property belonging to 4 woman at her marriage,
or which may have come to her during cover
ture, by conveyance, gift, devise, bequest, or
Inheritance, or by purchase with her separate
money Or means, shall be and remain her sep
arate property and under her sole control. This
provision, however, is not to affect the title Of
the husband to any personal property reduced to
possession with tho consent of the wife. Pro-
yided, that no furniture or household goods
belonging to the wife or acquired by her as
above set forth, shall be deemed to have been
reduced into the possession Of the husband by
reason Of their joint use Of the same, but shal
remain her separate property. -.ar
The separate property Of the wife is made
liable for any cause existing againssher at the
time Of the marriage, and for torts committed
by her during coverture, al i,
Any married woman whose husband shal
desert her, or from intemperanoe or other caus'
become incapacitated or neglect 10 provide TO
his family, may file her petition in the Court o
Common Pleas, and upon proof of such deser-
tion, incapaoity or neglect, the Court may, IL
Its discretion, make an order. vesring sucl
1 ] a A. Ill. IL ~.
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lI)rrember court.
PRUCLA ALTON

wv HBREAs the Hos. WARES ] WooDwARD Presi.
w dent o the Court Of Oyer and Terminer and Gen.
eTal Jail Delivery, Court Of Quarter Sessions Of the
Peace aud Couri Of Common Pleas and Orphans Court
the lbth Judicial District, composed Of the counties
NJ Columbia sullivan and Wyoming, ana the Hon. JAcoB
EVANS and STEPHAN BALpy, Associate judges of Columbia
county, have issued their pfecrp bearing date the i
day Of sept IN the year Of Lord thousan eight
hundred and sixty one and 20 ne directed Tor hol ling
Court Of oyer and Trrnnrf and General Jail delivery
General Aunrcr Sessions of the Peace Common Pleas
and Orpaan's Court in bloomsbury In the county Of
columbia the first Monday, being the ID duyl OF
December, next, ant to continue week
Notice Is hereby given, 10 the Coroner, the Justices Of
the Peace and Constable of the said county of Columbia
that they bu then ani There in their proper persons al
oclocs in th forenoon ~ saiday, with thr records
nquisitons and othr remembrance 20 do those thing,
which to tn II oihcrs app rtan to le done Aud those
that bound by Tccogniznncr to prosecute against the
prisoners that b. in tn Jail of said
Columbia to b. then and there prusrcut them shall
be Just Jurors requested To b. punctual in III m AZ
tendance, ayr eaby TO their notices Dated at blooms
burg The 81 lay OF November the year UfoIr or one
thousand eight hundred anu sixty nue in the eighty
sixth year Of the Independence of h2 United States
Am rca god save the Commonwealth
November >, l-ii JOHN SNYDER, sheriff
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Bss- So much has been said and written
about the oil springs that we hardly know
il any thing new can be told; but here are
a couple Of paragraphs at least aew, ond
apparently true
The editor Of the Mercer Dipatch
gives description Of an extraordinary
vein of oil tapped the other day on The
Nee hany farm, at q depth Of four huu-
dred and sixty feet He says 4 wa'ch
was held while it ran into a tank, holding,
by measure, one hundred and eight barrels,
and it filed the same in h'tn fire m'n"'"s!
At fair estimate, taking this as data,
those whc were working and watching
about il a.e confident that in the first
tnen'y-fcur hours, it flowed two tLcrsand
four hundred barrels Of oil And when
we left on Friday morning theTl appeared
TO be bat little dimiuution. Nhat i. al>o
remarkable, is the fact that thi, wei! is
located not more than twenty rods from
the Funk we'll, which has been fowipg
some four months, and has yielded an al
most incredible quantity Of The greasy
Huid, It would have been supposed that
the latter had drained all the oil for a
considerable distance around, hut here Is
one still more prolific within twenty rod',
Those oil wells are certainly among the
wonders Of he world.
a gentleman named Benton, who visited
the Canadian oil springs in January, says :
sit is a common idea, even with geolo-
gsts, that the oil has been produced from
beds of coal, but this oil field is sufficient
of itself TO show the incorrcctness Of the
notion. The Limestone found in this re.
gisn Under the drift clay, / recognize a. Il
member OF the Hamilton group Of the De,
yonian formation, and as such is geologi.
cally many thousand feet below The lowest
member of the corboniferous formation,
below which workable coal beds are never
found. The truth is, that this oil, found
so abrndantly in Canada, Ohio, Penasyl'
yania, and many other localities, is mol
coal oil, bu. coral oil. Stored away il
cells, forming ia The aggregate immonaf
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Sad News.

The yebels Mreots9t 10 hang Gil. Corcoyon,
Myee C'p'otns, ant etgtten L,e~teH,
ans, IN re'ah On FIR hs = ggmg otH,e
Privnhersmen.
The Norfolk Day Book, received at 0a
Point has the following despatch:
RICHMOND, Nov. IL.
Col. Corcoran, three Captains and eigh
teen Lieutenants, all of whom we're cap,
tured at the action OF Manassas and cou.
fined il jail at Richmond, have beea Sc
lected by lot to be hung by way OF retri
button for the hanging of Capt. Baker and
the crew OF the Southern priyateer Savan-
nah.
Hon. Mr. Ely. NJ. c., drew lots for Col
Corcornn, who is now imprisoned at
Charleston.
In case The Court at New York con-
demned the crew of the Savannah to death,
the Federals would be Immediately hung
The Charleston Mercury says the Fed
erals would capture large amount Of
GOTTEN in the victory at Port Royal.
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BSg- A rather serious accident happened 5,
on Friday last, at Nc elvy, Neal and Cos
Furnace, by the falling Of scOfold some
twenty dve feet, inside of the stack upon
which five or six workmeu were engaged
The whole party were badly bruised and
Jared But 10 houcs we're broken save
the splitting of knec-cop Of Samuel Ja-
coby, The names or'be injured men, as
far as we are informed, are Christion j.
Knapp, Samuel Jao2by, John Eash'y,
john Herring. .-- S,us Qj tie NJftb.
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CO. \ suit has ju-. been decided il tie
state Of New Jersey which !, Of interest to
all who travel BY railroad The action
was brought by Nj: Suilu:on against the
New Jersey Railroad company to recover
the value Of a trunk put on the cars and
lost. The defense was that the truUa bad
been placed on the train BY an jgosponsi.
blcporter, without being placed IN cbargs
Of aud checked by tie baggage Iola.er.--
Thr jury, however under the instructions
Of the court, thought the plea set up in the
case by the dolcniep: insufficient, aud rem
dcred the verdict tor the plandF f-r the
full amount oi The value OF tao trunk and
its coutyuts.
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reefs, as it was collected from tle impure
waters of the early oceans by minute coral
polyps, it has been driven by heat and
pressure into reservoirs and crevices, where
mans ingenuity is discovering it day by
day. have in my possession many speci.
mems of this fossil coral, with oil plainly
visible in the cells"
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sG- Mr. WILLIAM SHAFFER, son of
Samuel, had his leg broken Oh Tuesday
last, near Bloom-bprg, by his team run.
ming away.
A Sen Of Jacob Demot Esq, of Madi-
son Township, also had similar accident
belal him this weeek.
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" a z Z I A q ES

on thurs1ly tha 7th inst, by Jacob sAipmon, ESQ
Mr.. HIRAM FAusT, 70 Mi SNRAH J. KLtNE ali CT Nj.
Pleasant Cuiumuia 80. PA
ry tn same. oA Saturday the 9th inst Nt. JAMS
THnM s. " Greenwood, tu Miss MARY ELtN MDWpAs Of
Mt Pleasant. M Of columbia cu. Pa.
In lirumslurs rn thr ian in st. by Rev. u ~,mm.
Mr o,vEsrER a-rNAy, 80 Miss SusAs CARR ali Of tn
above preH.
On ths iih inst, by the Re-. : Eyer, Nr vcu,lL
Et5'E, 90 h'lsa ,rE LAs.a. Lu.G Of Catiawissa Pa
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PENTSYLP9.NLa7 IS!
Ts he and By the authority of the Commonwealth Of
PcHnsyfCon'a, ANDREW & CURTIN GorcrRo. Of said
CoamoaUeoith
PkocLA AMATIoN.
WHtRFAs, Every good gii, Is from above and comes
down 10 US from he Almighty, whom is meet right
ani u hOundCn duty nf every people render thanks
tuf Ills mercies; Therefore, l. ANDREW g. CURTIN,
Governor Of the Commonwealth uf Pennsy lvania do
ftromilpnd u the poop of this Commonwealth, that
th'y sitapnrt THURSDAY, 1eth Of NOV, MBt.H nct
ne DAY Of solemn Than spiVug to Cod for having pre-
pared our corn aud wgtpred BURROWS ami blessed
We hDnr OF tn hdsbJniman and cruwned the year with
Ms gondhcss IN The lnCcuasc OF the ground, aud thr
Gathering in Of the fruits IN rouf that barns
tl"d Wit 81 MY; and for having loukud tavuraby
gnt aud blessed the children within her and made
uign tn b" zone mind and preserved peace in her bot
u"rs besreching Him, also oh behalf uf these United
Sttt $, that nut buved country may have devrruncu
if" those great and apparent dang whertwith she
Is cnnIsst aud that ie will mcrciully still tue ont.
RACES Vt Fervcrse violent unruy and rrbclous prOple
aud maxi them clean hearts and right spirit
With N m and Eiv" them thnt they may the
error of their ways aud bring forth fruits for r..
p'htehcr and hereafter. n III gotiiuess and hon,
uh'di'ny walk Ia u. hc'v niugn yt. ana IN sub.
mission {" the lust aud authority the R,pub-
Hc 81 that we leading quiet and graceful life, may
co0lihunl'y off unto Him sacrifice Of praise aud
thanksgiving
( - Given under my hand and thu great seal
/ I" = NJ the state at Harrisburg, this iCth day
- ~ q tuDcr, in the year ofOur lOru, thon..
aud eight hundred and s'Vy one and of he Common
wealth thi eighty sixth,
4. q. .CUETiN
TIE oovIRaoe
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COLUMBIA DEUOCRAl'.
SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER as, 1851.

sGy~ Tomorrow is the twenty. sixth
Sunday after Trinity.
President Taylor born November % ,
1850
East India Company incorporated Nov
90, 700.
Day breaks at s o'clock % minutes -
Time to get up.
Washington irving died November %,
1850
Revolution broke out in Warsaw Nov.
20, 1890.
Saint Andrews Day.
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GRAND JURORS,
TOn uLCgVDER TERM, ls6l

FVU NLVsEHEE TERM ISOI,
Biyom---thip Eyer : Aus.on Rite.
Bearer r William SChrll
CatfdHissa Jacob Guuscl.
Cctrc George Frras, William Hoffman.
trarfiia Jesse CleavGr, Clinton Alcndeuhall
EiShiHgcrc'k Henry Bittenbrnder.
GrC,NTOod William MntheT.
H,miock John NcBcyuulds.
JaCksup Tram Drrr
L0D .st -Wiiiam Neagrr.
sIits0a samuel Brugirr
.,iaiac John uru.tr
.NFm John II ttIar, J,Cob llartzpll.
braHge Phruias HTCwCr.
Pin, William kur-hurr.
Scor Ilhn krcssirr. Daniel Eyerhart, william White
Sd1gnriog Samuel Kitchen Joan, LcwI1.
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TRAY EkSE JURORS.

TRAY EKSE JURORS.
FOR De- EMBER TERM, 1861.
BoOm-Joohna f,tt rman.
Bc1rcr nanI G. q arhrtt Trankl II T.. sAumaa.
h'r Bpri.h john Nc walt Dnvi Blnrhtr.
Cra'rr'Ct-Jlglh lh howCr, Francis Evans.
BCtOH Elias Nc!iturr.
rNnartssa Nilham John. William Greasy
Centre samuel tr'l lag
Fishlagtr6,E john Boston. John He's -ui n udrevs
! 'nrg" ID. Huwrl. John d. slc-.
Fr'"hUH Daniel Iarr
t'c.H'~ood Isaac b Patton joan r Nooyc.
Lora.t- irWi5 Lcc, William Thomas Mathios pct.
,Irs
Madison sias Blrl.r Jacob Manning. Vim. Kitchen.
.NWin Thomas Hicks
W. Pleasant Joseph T. Vanlerslice.
brdRgC Il avid Achrnbach
Pine Thomas lInrlin jacob Chr. tan, Hiram Shultz.
hoqringcrcCk- Daniul Luyan
Scott Grorgc Mack.
s9gGriOgf Jacob II. Fritz
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ADM NISTRATOR'S NOT CE.

Etgie Of GcOrge Hn,t,,t" oectnSed.
NOTICE j. rhv civ II thatl ttcr- oi Admin stration
or ii' us'ets Of George ilUttmau, lat. ut riu %.
tnlumbla u!uty dec ..hav l Eriit .i by III Il =
istar ct sail County 10 Gcurgc " Hart 30 rlsi
in til sam tnwHah'p. rSons having claims e.
mau!s ag ins tn rs,t ui Ia d. ,trnt a st'd
npresrut them fir s'ltii at and tbs indebted to
make payment without delay
GEORGE NJ HARTMAN.
Oct. u. l-6l-tt yfdt'r.
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SHEREFF's SALES.

~ virtue Of several writs o. jendlf2oNi
tTponGs &c u. directed issued cut of the I'oir of
Couauu PloHs -" Columbia County Penn. .lyania, viii
hH exposed tu public al al d. tuaTl Isr,u tuons.
burg on SATURDAY, the 30,h DAY OF NONEMBt 4.
l-u az one JGyk IN tI attur9 the following prup.
crty t. wit
Al thar raiE n"t ot Ground situate IN Light street,
Scott township, Columbia county. roun'a buunJrd aud
described as l1iIOwstu Wit un tn East by Mann Street
Of said tuwH on the worth by lot uf Samuel ar uhuch
thr West by All y ON th2 south by Hey
containing third uf IN drra b. III same uo-a i..
Nh 'I"ut sctei an AaG hIif story frame DIS"
Ing huGsr u fniI" gutEIt larc. frnmH static aGd
other Out buildings with tn arpu ttuapces
SiL d. taken Cul.Ou und - he sod the urun
cE,y oi Jaln"a RGnt1.
Also At the same time and place,
all that certain lot OF parcel If sruuuh situnr IN Espy
town, 'CpU township, Columbia County trnu>y >ylvauia
sounded lli described as Ull vs.. to WIT on tn South
by hau 'tr1r OF sdi town. ON III West by lot belong
ing tu III, h'rs Of Elijah M 7 yelling, dee on the
North by Alley anu tii East by lot b-ong, to
til, Estate Of Fowler and Vrliug. II being tn one
haif ol tot No in ~aI towu Containing forty feet
front ana one ti -ad and srr'Itv thr ami fourth
fiat I de pth, whrr l. eIrt,"d tNO stlTy tame
iwriling house with TIA appurt'HIuCDs
SaH L taktu in ~ cUtion and 10 be- sold rs the DrOn
cTty of Isaac Mckamry
JOnN SNYDER @c,W
shrriGs DGicr.
BaomSlutg. oct. 10 lHuI.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Es'afe of Janr GingEeS, dfcs0Sed
I ETTERS Of Administrations on the Estate Of J,NE
IL GiEGLFs lat of Nansin town. hip, Columbia county
deceased, have b'CH granted by thr -st'r Of Culur
bia county, the undersigned, residing in said
ship Al persons having aiHs against the Estate pf
tr drcrdcni rcqu stad p present them to the Ad.
mini ttator without delay ana AL persons indebted u
make payment forthwith,
JOHN SMITH
oct &C. lsGl-e, .4drq'r
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-23
RECEIPS FOR OCTOBER
80 THE
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.

The following are the receipts to the Office
of the COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, during
the month of October. 1861
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-23
REVIEW or THE MARKET.
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Special Notices.
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WHITE NALL CLOTHING BAZAAR,
~ tn southwest corner of
FOURTH hNp MAhkET SrREETs
a. now prepared NiHla
IrLi STOCE OF FAsHIOEAULE READY MADE
CLOTHING FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR
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rItoa!ar attention given 10 Customer Wo,A. J'ia..s
tnitorns. also lIom. "ia- 'e SUITS &r.
WoI.G nt.l CLOTHING GHhAs
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VDERtu AAl NARREr SrEECTS.
lLlER :. LGNlIE Proprietor,
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-23
W. WRIT, ESQ,

NOW occupies the room W STAIRS in front IN Mr
In1ngsts brick building, on Main street below the
Amsuean House, A most convenient once where he
ny Doe happy al all times 70 hIs tIeuds and clients
Blnamshnrg, Nov. g. l-dl.-- 3m