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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-04
by T@leYtsaEoh.
I Expressly for tle Columbia Phenir,:l
Gable Despatoiles.

LONDON, September. 3.--The con-
dition onwhich England is willing to
submit the Alabama claims to COM
mission is, that the claims of English
subjects against America for losses
suffered during the rebellion be sub
mitted to the commission. I,
Porter's note, announcing the ter
mination Of the Candian war and q
general amnesty to the insurgents,
promises many reforms in the laws
and government of Gambia.
Farragut's official report, off Cron-
stadt, says: "Our reception here by
the Russian authorities, naval and
civil, was most gratifying, both na-
tionally and individually"
Admiral Davis, in the flagship
Guerrero, arrived at Rio Janeiro
July 26, twenty-nine days from Bos-
ton. He relieves Admiral Gordon,
who is in command of the sqaudron.
Prince Alfred was received at Rio
Janeiro with royal salntes, State
dinner and ball, in which the officers
of the American squadron partici-
pated.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New YORK, September 3-Noon.-
Stocks improving. Money 4(05 per
cent. Gold Az. Sterling 915(09zS.
Wheat favors buyers. Corn dropping.
CS Oats 2(93c lower. Pork heavy, at
S23. 3.25. Cotton dull-middling 81.
Up. M.-Stocks strong. Gold 4156.
Flour unsettled-State Sc. 5OO1O.85.
Wheat-spring amber S2.3O(02.35.
Corn-mixed .16M1.171%. Oats
G51s. Pork firmer, at $23. 253s. Cot
ton shade easier, with sales of 500
bales, at 261s027.
CINCINNATI. September 3.-Flour
unchanged. Wheat advancing. Corn
advancing-No. 1 dull. Mess pork
firm, at S23. Bacon active and
higher-shoulders 13; clear sides
161s. Lard firm, at 1891.
CHARLESTON, September 3.-Cot-
ton quiet, with sales of 81 bales; mid
dlings 25; receipts 10 bales.
AUGUSTA, September 3.-Cotton
flat, with sales of IL bales; no quota
tions.
SAVANNAH, September 3.-Cotton
quiet and little offering, with small
o".Oo, hiiuuHhSo lomluhl, dC 20, re-
ceipts 1877 bales.
MOBILE, September 3.-Cotton in
light demand-new middling 23.
New ORLEANS, September 3.-Sales
of cotton 100 bales; market dull and
easier-low middlings 2411; receipts
for three days 365 bales; exports for
same 479 bales. Louisiana sugar
only retail trade-fully fair 15IM
151a; Cuba sugar 111a014. Molas-
ses-no Louisiana in market; last
sales 60; Cuba jobbing 5O0521I. To-
bacco-light medium leaf S1s61O;
choice select heavy, at 1920. Flour
dull and unchanged-superfne $8. so ;
choice $11. 5O@12.5O. Corn very dull,
but stock light, at $1.25. Oats dull,
at 70. Pork firm, at $26.5O. Bacon
in request, and Observation-Disclosures
ID; clear ribbed 12sl, held at IA.
Lard-kegs 141a@15. Gold closed
ct 4034.
LONDON. September 80 P. M
Consols 94A. Bonds 1884.
LTvERPoaL, September 3-2P M.
Cotton firm and quotations un-
changed.
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In the District Court Of the United
States for the District Of South
= Carolina. - =.
In the nlahe,. of Heluin III. Cohen, b,j ,cho1n
'dpetuion for adjudication of bank,ziptou
toas f!ed on the 30h day of july, A. D.
1867, in said Court. ''
IN BANKRUPTCY. N
HNHIS is to give notice that, ON the 30th
Il day OF July, A. D. 1867, Warrant in
bankruptcy was issued against the Estate
OF MELVIN NJ. COHEN, of Columbia. in
the District of Richland and State of South
Carolina, who has been adjudged a bank
rupt on his OWE petition; that the payment
OF any debts and delivery of any property
belonging to such bankrupt, to him, or for
his use, and the transfer of any property
by him, are forbidden by law; that meet
ing OF the creditors of the said bankrupt.
to prove their debts, and to choose one or
more assignees of his Estate, will be held
a. Court of Bankruptcy, to bo holden at
the office of Messrs. Tickling 4 Pope. in
Columbia, in the District of Richland. s.
c., before j. M. Rutland, Register in Bank
ruptcy, on the 14th day of September, 1867.
at IL O'Clock III. j. p. NJ. EPPING,
United States Marshal,
september } AS Messenccr.
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Wolfe's schicdam schnnpps are good
for Gout
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receivsfrom the President, or Gene

receive from the President, or Gene
raj, or other superior officers serving
them, according to the rules and dis.
cipline. of war; and whereas It is pro-.
vided by law that, whenever. by rea-
son of unlawful obstructions, com-
binations or assemblages of persons,
or rebellion against the authority of
the Government of the United States,
it shall become impracticable, in the
Judgment Of the President of the
United States, to enforce, by the
ordinary course of judicial pro,
ceedings, the laws of the United
States within any State or Terri
tory, the Executive, in that case, is
authorized and required to secure
their faithful execution by the assist
ance of the land and naval forces;
and whereas impediments and OBJ
structions, serious in their character,
have recently been interposed in the
States of North Carolina and South
Carolina, hindering the performing,
fora time, proper enforcement there
OF the laws of the United States, and
of the judgments and DEGREES of q
lawful court thereof, in disregard of
the command of the President of the
United States; and whereas reasona-
bic and well-founded apprehensions
exist that such ill-advised and unlaw-
ful proceedings may be again attempt
ed there or elsewhere:
Now, therefore, I, Andrew John
son, President of the United States,
do hereby warn NIL persons against
obstructing or hindering in any way
whatever the faithful execution of
the Constitution and the laws; and I
do solemnly enjoin the commanding
officers of the Government, civil and
military, to render due submission
and obedience to said laws and to
the judgments and DEGREES of the
courts of the United States, and to
give all the aid in their power neces-
sary to the prompt enforcement and
execution of such laws, DEGREES,
judgments and processes; and I do
hereby enjoin upon the officers of
the army and navy to assist and sus-
tain the courts and other civil authori-
ties of the United States in n faith
full administration of the laws thereof,
and in the judgments, DEGREES, man
dates and processes of the courts of
the United States, AMI call upon all
good and well-disposed citizens of the
United States to remember that upon
the said Constitution and laws, and
upon the judgments, DEGREES and
processes of the courts, made in nc
cordance with the same, depend the
perpetuation of the lives, liberty,
prosperity and happiness of the peo-
pie. And [ exhort every one to tes-
tify their devotion to their country.
their pride in its prosperity and great
ness, and their determination to up
hold its free institutions by hearty
cooperation in the efforts of the Co
vernment to sustain the authority of
the law, to maintain the supremacy
of the Federal Constitution, and to
preserve unimpaired the integrity of
the National Union.
In testimony whereof, have caused
the seal of the United States to be
affixed to these presents, and sign the
same with my hand. Done at the
city of Washington, the third day of
September, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
sixtyseven. By the President:
ANDREW JOHNSON.
WIN. H. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
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The Clendining House,

No'sh-tcest Corner Camden and Marion Sts.
A AN(O IN ORDER to meet the
IETS2 necessities OF the times,
{ S. 5ia1 the rates Of board for tran
,sFsss=s135l-EEs asz Esient boarders will hereaf-
ter be 81 per day. Single meals 90 cents.
Travelling guests will find the best ac-
Scommodations and large and airy cham
bers, on reasonable terms.
ATTACHED to the House is neat and pri-
vate BAR-ROOM, whero tho best OF Lii
qnors, Whiskey,, Brandy, Gin, &C., will
from those ordinarily charged at the pre-
sent time.
August 30 limo j. CLENDINING
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Dancing School.

-, MRS. FREDERICK G. JACOBS
N informs her former pupils and the
GA public in general that she will resume
Ga4Nher DANCING SCHOOL, at the resi-
denco or Mrs. Henry Lyons, ON MONDAY,
the 10th September. Afternoons for chill.
drcn. Evenings for young ladies and gen-
tlemen. Soirees for children twice month
September
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For RENT

A COTTAGE HOUSE, on Laurel street
~ in rear of Charlotte Railroad Depot
Possession given immediately. Apply to
September 3 WAI. NCGUINNiS
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House for Sale

~ THE UNDERSIGNED offers for
SI!M sale his COTTAGE HOUSE, stu
a4Aated on Gadsden street, two doors
from Washington. The lot contains a
quarter of an acre. For terms and further
particulars, apply next door, to
September 3 G C. MINOR.
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EGS. The Harvest Home Celebration at
this place, on Friday last, waswcll attended,
considering the postponemcnt and the un-
favorable indications Of the weather the fore
part of the day. Persons from a distance
who We're desirous of Attending, did not
venture from home on account of the threat
ming rain. Our necessary absence prevented
us from being present, circumstance that
We much regretted. The ladies, we are in
formed, prepared and invited all to one of
the most sumptuous dinners ever gotten up
on such an occasion in this County. They
deserve great deal of credit The pro-
cceds were received for the benefit of the
Reformed Church of this place.
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eO- The accounts Of the firm of JAcoBY
& SHUMAN as far as sent out for collection
are in the hands Of the following persons:
Mi(ain 7opnship.-JouN II. HErLER /;
SAMUEL GREASY.
Beaver. BENZ. ZIMMERMAN, p. NJ.
Mam.-U. j. Campbell, p. NJ.
Catacissa. a.-STEpHEN BALDY.
5, Roo.lMgcrcek, Centralia, and Aslland.-
JoHN HARNER.
In Sugarloaf Township, bills for collection
have been placed inthe hands of MoNTdoM-
ERY CoLE to whom payment is requested
to be made at the earliest convenience.
In Scott Township, all persons knowing
themselves in arrears for subscription, and
advertising, to the DEMOCRAT, will please
make payment to JOSEPH LlLLEY.
Benton. DANIEL HARTMAN.
:. Orange. MICHAEL KELLER.
Madison. WILLIAM MCNINCH.
XemLock.- DANIEL NEYHART.
Rohrsbwg-Mathias NJ. Appleman.
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August 81, fsG7.-4w.
DERUVIAN SYRUP.

A PROTECTED SOLUTION OF THE PRoToX.
IDE OF IRON, supplies the Blood with hs LIFE
ELEMENT. lion, giving strength. vigor and new
life TO the whole sysiom.
II tho thousands who arc suffering from DysrrrsiA
DEBILITY, FEMALE WgnKxEssEs. &c. would but test
the virtues Of tho PE uyIAx syRUr, tho effect would
not only astonish themselves hut would please nIl
thcr friends for instead of feeling esoss "a gone"
and miserable, ,ey would be cheerful, vigorous aud
active.
A DISTINGUISHED JURisT WRITES TO A
FRIEND A. rOLLoWs:
! have tried the PgRUviAN SyRrr, and the result
fully susiains your prediction. u has made NEW
MAN Of mo, infused into my system new viger aud
energy; I am no longer trrnu ous and debIlitatcd,
as when you last saw me, but stronger. heurtier
aud with larger capacity for labor mental aud phys.
cat. than at any time during tho last five years"
Thonsonds haze been changed tic Of this remedy
from reak siey sn5erag erta,areS 10 strcpg. keaihy
and happy and nOmen and inuoids cannot reason.
ably hesite,e 10 gire IL a trial.
The genuine nus "rERuyIAN SYxuP" blown in tho
glass.
A 80 page Pamphlet will be- sent free.
J. r. DlNSMORE. Proprietor.
No. ~ Dey 81 New York.
Sold by all Druggists.
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nFA- The Peach Crap Of 1867 has by no
means been failure. Thousands Of baskets
of peaches are daily delivered in Philadel-
phia, and they are sold at very low prices.
The New York Journal Of Commerce re-
ports that this week one hundred car loads
daily are expected to arrive at that city di-
rect from Delaware; and that next week
and during the first weeks Of September
this is to be increased to 275 car loads daily
from Delaware. This will give New York
an average supply from Delaware during a
portion Of the season Of 10000 baskets, to
which New Jersey will add 10000 baskets
more. The Baltimore Gazette says that in
the section from which Baltimore is supplied
it has hardly ever been known that the peach
crop has been SO large as this season. 1t is
evident that the peach crop is no failure,
but, on the contrary has been very good
one.
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-CoNcERT,-Tho Guernseu Bro,h

-CoNcERT. Guernsey Brothers
gave vocal and instrumental concert in
Snyder's Hall on Saturday evening last.
Their entertainment was right good they
sing well and play well; besides, they are
gentlemen Of the first type. They are no
humbugs, but give a decidedly A. No. l
entertainment. They will give exhibitions,
in Columbia County, at the following places
At Rohrsburg tonight, "wednesday j
Thursday evening at New Columbus; Fri
day evening at Benton; Saturday evening
at Millville, and on Monday evening, the I'd
Of Sept, at Jerseytown. We bespeak for
them a good turnout at these places. They
will give you the worth of your money
Call and see them.
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E@- The Republican in smelling about
for candidate for the Legislature, pitches
upon DR.. John Holster Vanderslice, Of Mt
Pleasant, this County, as that man. There
is no doubt the Republican editor endorses
the one essential qualification, i. e., that Dr.
Vanderslicc is able to pay the piper. If the
lctter-pritcr insists, this nomination will be
made. Of course the Democracy would
never consent to DR.. VS. election, but what
does the Republican man care about that,
only so as the candidate ''comes down
pretty handsomely.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Pr5rssvRd. Dssrsnbsl 1, ie0e.
Abssvs. HssHttsr 4 SMITH,


Pr1rsSvSo. sssrshbsR 1. 1905.
Aisssys. Hsststsr 4 SMITH,
PtitsbsvS. Pa.
Gxxrs IL think an only doing tho part OF good
ei,Issn whom testify 10 tho great benefits Esesivsd
BY mu from the use Of your s.omseh Bit ts's during
the last Ave years. ecjouSnins for tinlo in ths oil
regions, IN 1891, had severe bilious attack, which
IN connection with dyspepsia. len me In very well
condition. was advised IVY your Biissrs. end,
having procured q bottle. found that thsy worked
like q charm upon me, eight pounds having been
added 10 my weight 10 tho space VI one week, end
new lifa seemed 10 have been infused into my sys-
ten. so much 80, tha. I have bssn induesd 10 use
them every sumner since that time. A. . tonie,
think they aSc Invaluable.
This summer. having had q similar attack. (and
be fore, much reducsd) although under tie treat
mcnt Of an A No. I physician, ! was again obliged
10 havs recourse 10 tho old Bi,iers, and with tho
same good result. having gained six pounds within
few days. Ipusehased q half dozen bottles fGw
weeks since. aud purpose 10 uss them regularly as
tonic.
Wishing you every success, I remain
Yours, gratefniiy,
WILLIAM MILLER.
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ny" Boys, in the busy season, are gene
rally sent to the pasture to drive up the
cows. Often they have an adjourned game
at ball to play, or fish to catch, hence, if
not specially cautioned and watched, will,
"rut the cows through on doublc-quick. +"
This is bad practice. Itinjures the health
Of the ANIMAL ritiates their milk, and d.
minishcs the flow of it. Cows in warm
weather aud with distcndcd udders, should
never be hurried in this way.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-28

Ds3- That negro loving organ, the Re
puJhcan, asserted that the blacks of Louis
lana fought shoulder to shoulder with the
white men, under Jackson. We denied it,
and called for the proofs. They are not
forthcoming. Anothcr square backdown on
the part of the Republican,
When will that journal discoverthat some
slight knowledge Of history is requisite in
these matters?
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John Leacock, Proprietor of t

- John Lcacock, Proprietor of the
"American House" in this town, made a
very commendable improvement in his pave
ment and about his pump, few days since.
He removed the old pump platform which
hung over the pavement as shin breaker,
set The pump stock as much as fifteen inches
furthtt outside Of the walk, and put down
large fagstone, level with the pavement, in
place II the old wooden platform about
the pQrp. Pedestrians all exclaim, "bully
for Jx, ~
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-28

MoNEY.-We know that money is tight,
ut least every body says so; nevertheless we
must have it, and therefore admonish our
friends indebted at this Office, that thcirfur-
ther delay to pay up, will seriously inconve.
nience us. We hope this honest hint will
produce the desired effect. IF every sub
scriber to the DEMOCRAT would pay up, and
one year in advance, we should be able to
rie,o the hard life ofa newspaper editor in a
different light. How many will comply p
We shall SEQ. 2w,
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WONDERFUL BUT TRUE.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world renowned
Astroloeist and somnambulisiis Ciarvoynnt, while
In c'airvoyant stato deiineaes the very features Of
the person you are 10 marry. and by tho aid Of an
instrument Of intense power, known the Psycho-
motrope, guarantees to produce a perfect and life.
like picture Of the future husband wife Of the ap
pcant, with date and marriage occupation. leading
traits and character etc. This 10 no imposition,
testimonials without number can assert. by stating
place Of birth, age. disposition, color Of eyes and
hair. u nd cnelosing ity cents AID stamped envel.
ope addressed to YOURSELF you will receive picture
BY return Of mni together with desired information
Es- Address in confidence, MADAME GERTRUDE
REMINGTON P q. DGx 297, Wcst Troy. MY.
Feb, "a, ls67-ly
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-28

peA- BLESSED be tho man who first in
vented Sleep" quoth Sancho Panza. Sleep
has often been murdered" not in Mac
beth's 5 case only, but in many modern in
stances, by Indigestion, Nervous, Disorders,
Headache and host Of Other complaints
For all such there is remedy, and sufferers
may now exclaim, ''Blessed be the man who
invented the Plantation Bitters u This dc.
licious Cordial and fine tonic is now hailed
by millions as the great Health -Giver and
Restorer. Resolve to buy bottle and don't
'ssleep on it, ''Be wise in time"
MAGNOLIA WATER. A delightful toilet
artice-superior to Cologne and at half the
price. 2w.
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nj A n n I T. n.

In Briarcrcek, Thursday, August 18th,
by Rev. w. b. Fox, jesse Klinger, of Beach
Grove, and Miss Lizzie Traugh, Of Foun.
dryvilIe, Columbia County, Pa.
Tn Danvile, on the oath of July 1867, at
the NJ. Il. Parsonage, by Rev. j. McKen.
drec Rciey, Mr.. George Delhi and Miss
Anna Eliza Appleman, both Of fBloomsburg,
Pa.
In Philadelphia, on Wednesday the 2lst
Of August 1867, by the Rev. John Wiehle,
Mr. Fred. II. Widmyer, and Miss Sue Il.
Fry, both Of Bloomsbury, Columbia County
pa
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-28

- Persons visiting town during Court
week should not fail to call at Hendcrshott's
New Drug Store and examine his large and
carefully selected stock Of drugs, patent med
icincs, paints, oils, glass, &C., which he re-
ceives weekly and sells at the most reasona.
bic prices. All goods are warranted to be
of the best quality, and purchasers will find
it an object to call here before going else
where, @
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

VEL L-TRIED REMEDIES.
nysseLI.s lTcH OINTMENT, an immediate
and certain euro % ets
his also sure remedy fos scratches on - '''
. horses,
RUeseLL's SALT RHEUM OINTMENT.
-, r. !, unsaus!sd I., o...,. 90 cts
kUsSELL'S FILE OtNTMENT, cures ateg oil Other
remedies nave iaiIed, el IN
These olntmsnts are certain, safe, and sslisbe,
speei6es thousands have and nss daily certifying
roP sale BY oil Druggists and medicine dealers
General pspos NJ PINCH01. BRUEN L HOBART.
Wholesale Druggists. sIa Fulton ss, (nsas Green.
wich). new York.
" sent sy mail Itch, %oca Q. q. a5o. A.; Pile .
June leG7-J u.
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For SENATOR. John Beck of I.ycom-
ing County received the unanimous nomina-
tion Of that County for Senator. Mr..
Walls will be renominatcd in Union county
Should the candidate from Snyder not press
his claims this County will hold the balance
of power in the District Convention Sc
Hns1rore Times.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-28

Who will Cry for Stanton now? =? Nobody
but few black and white 'niggers." If
reports be true, the mans scoundrel, and
deserves the roap much more than ever did
Mrs. Surratt. The survivors of the Ander-
sonvillc prison have the proper and just ap-
probation ofthis man. No doubt the East
is the most healthy climate for him. He'd
better stay there.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-28

DD. A negro and white girl from Warren,
Ohio, were married at Sharon, Mercer
County, this State, few days ago, by q
Radical Justice of the peace. ''The world
moves" exclaims Radical organ, over the
occurrence, but it ncglects to say which way.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-28

This mornings mail Crucsdayl has
brought us nothing new, startling or other
wise. Our dailies that heretofore lived
upon excitemcnts must find it difficult to
fill their columns these times. The rcmov-
al Of STANTON and that of SHERIDAN has
furnished them with little food for their
craving readers
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-28

n@- CoURT.-Thc regular term of the
Court Of Quarter Sessions for Columbia
County, will commence in this place, on
Monday next. The Comm. trials will be
greater in number than usual. There is
about the same amount of business on the
civil list as the quarterly term generally
presents for settlement. A large turnout
is anticipated.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-28

STRUCK by LIGHTNING. "A barn belong
ing to Mr.. Kisncr, three miles from Du-
shore, was struck by lightning during the
severe thunder shower last Sunday night,
and, with its contents, entirely destroyed
Loss $4,000 No insurance. Sullivan
County Democrat.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-28

nsn- Edwin Stanton, son of the dcposcd
Secretary, still holds a place in the War
Department. He will be able to keep his
precious ''pa' posted as to the doings Of
Gen. Grant and the secrets of the Depart
ment, besides drawing his salary.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-28

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STORE Our young
friends, Fox Il Webb, have opened their
new store on Main Street, nearly opposite
our office, with large and fine lot Of con-
fectionerics, including nuts, candies, and
swcetmeats, of every description. They are
also prepared to furnish families with good
fresh bread and cakes, at all times.