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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-22
THE MARKETS.

fCareiuly reported Tor luz TRIBUNE
Tuesday May q, 1867.
AsHES-The market for Pots is firm but quiet at s. 75
Pearls are without change sales AT Sl3dSl3 %.
BUILDING MATERlALS-All articles coming under
this heading havO net with fairdenand at full prices
We quote follows Common Hard Brick al Sl3dSl3 3D.
Ero0u at SIS $40, and Philadelphia Front at S5 Cement
and s. for Lump Laths s. for Eastern Lumber at 80
aS22 for Eastern Spruce Hair at 32c. for Rio Grande
Mixed 2s for EuoAOS Ayres Mixed ana l6c Tor
UHwashed Western Hog; Plaster OF Paris at 81 90 tun
for Blue Nova Scotia, g. 75d& S7t ttln for White do,
~ 40 bLl Cleaned Eastern, and q 80 T. Dbl for
KnickerbOcker and Empire Mills.
BROOM CORN-The inquiry Is good and the market is
FIRM sales Of 20 bales at pa for Red aud al2c Tor
Brown.
BRIsTOLs are unchanged; we quote at 5jc as2 as to
style &c.
BEEsWAX has been in fair demand. but in prices there
mas been particular change; sales OF Yellow western
and Southern at 900 42c.
COTTON-The unfaYOrabe state OF the Liverpool Cotton
market and the rumOrcd failure Of OF the heaviest
houses in that city, has had very depressing effect and
prices the c0sc lower and tOa great extent NOAH
nal about 27tc fOr Mddng Upiauds 90 oslo for do
HewOrleans sAlos OF 6js bales chiefly IN snail lOS 10
SpinneEs.
1COFFEE-The stock Of Flo Coffee is greatly reduced,
aud holders extremely fra ia their views, bat BUYERS
hold Of and transactions light The only sales OF I'M
Orance since last embrace 22Oe hays TO arrive trSin
Hampton Roads per HOmelY, private terms The stocks
Of Rio. made up by MeSSi Vim. Scott Sons embraces
1850 bags at Baltimore 1908 bags at Philadelphia andl
Oc9 bags at this port Total 1900 bags OtheT styles are
quiet, but for the most grades frnef Not previously
reported We note i92 bags Sc vanilla at l7c aEd 90 Dogs
Costa ROa, at nc, gold We quote IN CON- as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-22
p1VSEVCERS ARPTVED.

FROM NEw-ORLEANs. April 2-In steamship Manhatsn-R r
Hodges ard lady aud Nj l. Stuart h g. Wondruf
Lgard M and Mrs Tn Mctahc o. Nicher lady and child
Merhten Mis-. Speg Miss Pepper Mrs. g. Mateaouse Ars
Aerhensand children Echo T. MerhOls H. Boeger Mrs g.
IIutchnqs and daughter Hatchu MAJOR. r. CITY Mr. and
Ms Hsesaap Nr John Fecheierg. Mrs ScOyle and
daughter Crk. Mrs johnson Ms Ewauls Miss Sogei Miss
Drscr g. T. Iladeeons Hay W Hubbard " b. White. T. NJ
Hooper Mr aud ys Hooper child sBd servant g. Kicker Col
Hoffman A. y Wright aif servant Nj and Mrs BTaggctI MAJOR
L. Dane Force Mrs and Mrs HAYS B Whtenlge sadofe
John Seour Mr and Mrs Shanhon Funegan Eno Matte
Jacob uoceer. Miss 4. Webb
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Boots ano gbocs.
PASSENGERS S1LLED.

FOR ASPINwALL AND SAN FRANCISCO May 2l-In steamship
Arzona--Fon W. NJ stewart M aud Mrs D. r. Stewart A. y
Crane Brown W King f. A. Ilsya Mrs Stewart aud child
Major lady child and servant D. Haven Miss julia Haven,
oua.san Newell Miss Tourney j. A. Andrews, Mrs
Randolph children and servant j. Tabor > r. Reed. hrS H. D.
Thomburlh child Williams and children j. v Williams Car
renter wife sister family Mr. and Mrs ~ Hubbard N Barnard
daughter Mr. and Mrs Goodwin sB dagbters Ms Chase
Mrs Conne children Miss Nettie IT, Smith, MI and Mrs G. An
dres Mir and s BehenG Charles Legsy Mrs sho Miss Dent
J. Duff H. + DANA Williams and lady, Ms Ryan and niece
Mrs Jane Thomas A. Dana aud children, ~ Adler, Bins
Hkox Rockwell Miss Jerome H. Shaw Mrs Wo,iel and child
reu Rev D. liagle Mr. and Mrs T. IT, Cummings l. X Maggeit
Col Overs Miss Ward NJ and 1rs 4. j. Gdimg and family
Holden Miss Field Hon. j. Field Hiss swer1ge Miss Kate Paier
son Miss Jenny Davis Samuel Henry leay W. Friend M
Kelsey, daughter AM children, Mrs Horace Goodwin rev Mye5s
ami child Payne g. s. Dean B. Gate Miss Dreshfed
Nj and Nr skinner j. G. Cameron Miss Julia Short, T.
j. Smith Mrs MENUS daughter DR. j. 0Bdeu. Dr. H. Garvn
Wasserrau Miss Underh Martin, Mr. and Ms r. Adams j.
Swan Lewis Bailey and child Misses SARAH Mary T. aud
Henrietta Tpe Pckar Nj and Mrs r. Sweeon Bliss Owens
Miss Jarle Mrs Moves Mr. Pcheas Mrs Conner MI ana MIS- A.
BoW,n Neche j. W. Arnold Mrs j. Wilson AMI sister Capt J.
H. ellis Mrs chdreD Charles Bran. and large
Der In second cabin aud steersge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-22

Cheese too, coming forward much more freely the
rcccius being than 10000 boxes during the past
week and the shipments have been between COCO and
1909 boxes nearly al new. There is weaker feeling
abroad and appearances indicate decline heres but az
present former prices about maintained, though II
lakes fine acory.to bring more than lie. The
make so large that shippers foreign market must
regulate the pr.ccs here Few people not posted are
aware OF the great increase OF cheese factories IN the
country The last report of the American Darymens
Association gives 90 factories IN Oneida County, " "
alone with an average Of ~ to each varying from
100 10 900 head There 81 factOuesin erkimer Co..
with all the way from TO 900 COWS each We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-22

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
San Rises.....43 sun Seis.......7 Noon Se.''''o'
HIGH WATER -
Sandr Cow Island. 1917 Hell Gae.'''ES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-22

FLOUR AND MLAL-Ihe demand Tor western anu
state Flour very light and with icee sellers prices c
l0G25c lower with considerable Tcguary in the sales
the principal receivers not pressing their lo OIL to
market the sales aie $500 bbs % so 40q III 40 l0r S
pcrue State, Sll gO0Sii 20 iOg Extra DO, SlZ1,l5 -
for the low grades Of western Extra, 81 f1Gsb ~ Or
good 10 choice Spring Wheat Extras El3 oG*I9 ~ lo
Shipping OHIO Wntc) s14 C0a$l6 40 for Trace no. auu
S. COASTS IS for St. Louis Extras. Cailofhd LiCu -
unsettled ard very heavy sales Of 40 bag AZ sl6@sH
Canadian Flour il quiet choice White wheat "Ntrae c
wanted sales of ..lll lot. II slt l.-I8G i2l ns1-
choice Extras and ti5 5y1fif q f1r 1r'dG did Family
ENtras. FlOuU very duh ana lower although
tie offerings light sales Of l2) bbs az So tSl 20
FOR TO good Extra Baltimore, ana $l5"sdI 81 TOT
Trade and Family Extras Rye Flour Is without import
ant change sales of 400 bbls at SSQ 81 TO- Corn Meal ls
more unsettled sales Of GO bbs at - 20 Tor Guy, anu
Brandy wine private terms
FERTILIZERS demand for Peruvian Guaro IS
far, at about $85 per tun, currency. Baugh sons
Super Phosphate of Lime is selling freely at SJO0s56 per
tun. currency -
FEATHERS are without change Of Importance. We
quote at 750sOc. for Prime TeLACsscc and Sj@c Tor
Prime Western.
FIRE CRACKERS are quiet but firm. The demand IS
limited. We quote Canton AZ @ % per box.
FISI-Dry Cod dull aud lower, with u limited dc
mand at So 2jafB 31i Mackcrei are firm, but quiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-22

Exports exclusive of spccie from the port OF New
York to foreign ports for the week ending May p,
1861 was $3.9S2.CC4.
The National Union Trust Company of New-York
is the title of a moneyed institution togo into
operation at No $50 Broadway, with a capital of
$lOOOOOO Nh J. L. Orys, President of the Ninth
National Bank. has been elected President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-22
UNION TRUST COMPANY
or NETWORK,
No. 70 BROADWAY, COR. RECTOR'ST.
CAPITAL, ........... 81 100000.

................... 4 u, 100000.
IAN paid In aud securely invested
INTEREST ALLOWED On DEPOSITS which may he withdrawn
At any time
THIS COMPANY authorized act as Receiver Executor Trustee
for Married Women Guardian for Infants and is LEGAL DEPoS
TORY for money paid into Court
Registry and Transfer Books and act as Agent TO pay
Coupous and Dividends also Railroad Mortgage ard will
take charge Of and manage Estates
ISAAC II. FROTHINGHAM, President
JOHN V. L. PRUYN ANDREW NSIOuT, Nieefresdents.
TRUSTEES.
A. A. Low, FhANOis ShlDDtS
sAML. g. WHEELER, IT,, BENZ H. HIIloN,
EDWARD d. WESLEY, DAWN, p pOngi;s
u0V .Cp y CLARK HENRY r. DAVIES.
u0oRMiN JOHNSTON HENRY X. BOGBRr,
ELISHA RIGGS JAZZ ": ,i nsi -, ,n,,,,,,. l.
AUGUSTUS S(llELL, W " " III ~ J. J''
JAMES NJ WATERBURY, DANIEL g. hOMIih
yaEEv AZ CLARK GEORGE W. CulLKK,
iNasi 4 PARKER JAMES FORSYTH
aIIFS MuNROE JONATHAN W. FREEMAN,
WiIIIAN \ RUSSELL. JOHN MAGEE
wM. r. ALDRCH, Secretary.
CHARLES I. CARLTON. Asst Secretary.
W. H. PECKHAM, Counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-22

COPPER-America2 ingot has ruled quite steasy with
q moderate demand sales Of 2OoOo D. Detroit al 24c
10000 do for export oil private terms; Portage Lake
at Isl d24c, and Baltimore at Z4Gz3zc.
CoAL-The inquiry for Domestic has been fair. but
with large arrivals prices have again declined and the
business is far from profitable Cargo are nade
40 extent for the Eat AT the prices obtained at the
ublc sale Wednesday last The sales yard are
being made NJ ttnS per tan. In Foreign limited bu f.
meas may be neted. at lower and irregular price, Tie
business - cOnhDed 10 superior Goals.
CAkDLEs-Adaniantine are IN moderate demand and
steady sales OF 300 boxes Sperm and Patent are VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-22
HIDES. SKINS, AND FURs.
financial.
NEw.Y oRK ISn NEv.HIvKs RAILROAD COsPASY
nrrer Of Ennrih.Ave and Twenty sevtnthsi .Ynrk

YORK NKWHlTKN IOHPANY, }
Conner Of FOuIth.Ave and Twenty sventh-st New.York
PKKsIDENT's OgylcE, May II, 1861
AT THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
"A thsNewlors aud Nessven Railroad COMPANY u.
elected Directors WILLIAM
u BIsIiOP GEORGE b. CfRHART. GEORGE MILLER ABRA-
UlV n VAN NEST. JAMES j. ROOSEVELT. WILSON O. HUNT,
WILLIAM BOARDMAS EZEKIEL II. TR0WBRIbGB and JON.
A. meeting Of the Directors g CArat esq declining
reelection Hon WILLIAM d. BISHOP Of Bridgeport uIan
mo elected Pretden othe COMPANY AMI GEORGE r. CARAH
esq appointed Tfeasge po % Of the COMPANY In place OWL
Lam Bepen rtueyed D. ABERNEiHi secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-22
BORT maroen's Noiite.

srArE oY vYoRE,
PoRT.wARpASs OFFICE No % "iihamsh
NOTICE Is hereby given, in accordance with
~ Section Of the Act passed April ~ ~. Ss :. al nfr,sss
IN or having charge subject matter Of such mae,
survey that following .essee are no. III
W.rens
he ep,a Ln Ten d,s next succeeding this notice on board SAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-22

GRAIN-The Wheat market IS unsettled and most KINDS
are easier Choice No. Spring is well sustained and
is i'm fair demand The inquiry confined 10 mlicrsi
mon No Q Chicago and 3 20 for choice No , Milwau-
kcc White Whcata unstable. Barley Malt ia quiet
and is heavy at 81 SaSi 3d. Barley is IN fair request
and is steady of 12l00 bush Canada West, free
at 81 275dS o. Rye p inactive, but prices without
change of 200 BUSH Western in lots M 81 72US 49,
Oats are less active, easier and Uusettedthc trade hold
oG-amd the market closes fiat; sales OF 900 bush as
6Qsc for Western 93c Ion Ohio, and goc Tor South
er ana gsH9ic. nOmnay for State. Corn opened heavy
and quite nominal ANA closed much lower ana unsettled
SINNERS and dealers holding of; the sales $500
bush at 0St for Heated; 81 10aS Il for New Mixed
Western; closing 81 I50S 1G Tor good deFcrcd 81 pa
p White Southern 81 % for good Yellow, and 81 %
for prime Old Mixed Western, IN store.
EXPOETs OF BtEADsTUFFs.
Pour wheat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-22

HOPS in good demand for home consumption and
prices firm at from coo 10 growth and quality
UAY-Thc market is well supplied, and prices are
lower and unsettled. The receipts from the interior Of
the state arc larger; sales NJ ;, C00Sl 20 for shipping
and 81 sj0S2 10 for retail lots Rye straw IS selling at
81 - = 100 %.
IRON-Thc demand for Pig has hscn only moderate,
nmImNDM md CLnan MrIL Nv. MLniN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-22
5Gpings Banks.

ATLANTIC SAVINGS BANK,
u CHATHAlESQUARE, n Y
Interest SIX PER CENT free OF allowed
Interest quarterly and payable semi annually on all deposits
from ~ 20 5000
SAVINGS BANK
NE NOTICETh opening ~ the Banking House ofths nsa
tion IS POSTPONED to WEDNESDAY, Nav -
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth-avc.,
Y cor Of Fourtecuhs SIX PER CENT INTEREST FREE Of
TAX Deposs made before June will draw Interest from
June lHOAAo 'HN'oA = -''s'''A'
Il H. BULL Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-22

With large increase u arrivals the receipts being
Il 3s packages for the wcch-hrhtcr for day or TWO
plst-uficcs weaker. We note general decline oI
about c uc~ H. Orange County pals rarely bring over
81 8c on the boats, aud there j. talk 81 reducing tio
first pick very large amount of state butter ~
now coming forward IN pals, aud tins hurts the sale OF
White Western. Fine yellow Western Reserve aud ONO
pals 20 of we'll hut light coorcd aud streakrd don't
sell English shippers will take good western AT l5Glec
Large quantities uf old butter st coming forward,
but most Of 10 has Ia be sold for grease a about l Inc
butter which has gone 20 can be counted up ny
the hundred tuns, showing large surplus last year
Good sppug demand the absence Of such, makes al
difference n the butter trade. As yet there Is scarcely
any butter save grease gong abroad the stock - ae
eliminating here and. doubtless i'm the country We dIBp
quotations OF old save what is sold for grease We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-22

These show little increase upon the large arrivals Of
last week footing mp lG25 bbls. There large stock
on hand and prices about Ic lower. The demand is
large hut il fails to up all the stock, 50 dealers rate
the market duh. We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-22
Goal ano t)ooo.

COAL AND WOOD.-Mr. ASEL i. ABBOTT
~ ha not given NJ business nor c old location No G5 Green
wchst has associated himself With j. W. GRlIFlls WHO ier -
the trade No. 80 Janest hessrs ABBOI
GRPFlHa the future hope 20 receive ihe same patronage AeS rave
IN tie Rcd and White Ash Coal Pine Oak and Hickory WOOD
ABBOTT GRRFlTHS 1913 Creeagic-st, Ioratost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-22
printlnq.
Alarble Alantels

MARBLE Manifested MANTELS on
IVA hand even style lani qaa which VIII be ~ for the
days liberal deduction A. KLABERS Mattel Warerooms
100 Esst Ecleenthst near Ihrlaye, y Cat this ont
MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-SuperioI
IVA appearance; durable; hah he price q marble T.
STEWART, No. 6O5 Sir.hayc between SSth @bhstA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-22
OFFICE OF WV .YoKx KsurrARLE Iy.vEa,Gr Co.

No. 81 WALSH, NEW YoRK. MAY y, b1i y .,
FT'HE ANNUAL ELECTION for ID REC IOKS
Of Is Company viii be- held oce on hONDAf tt 81
dar 81 June not The po viii ou IN h. m ~ o'clock
, No. IOHN MILLER Secretary.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-12
" NOW THY DESTIN Y

Madame 2. r. Thornto b, the great Englirh Astrol.
ogist, Ciairvayant and Psychonetriean. who has
ustonished the seieutihe classes OF tho Old World
has now located herself at Hudson, N. Y. NADINE
Thoruton possesses such wonde rful powers Of sec
ond sight, as TO enable her to impart knowledge Of
the greatest importance to the single or married OF
either scx. While In a state of trance, she define
a,es the very features Of the person you are to mar
ry, and by the aid Of instrument Of Intense pow
or, known a. the rsychootrope. guarantees to pro-
duce fsiike picture Of the future husband or wife
Of the applicant together with date Of MARRIAGE po'
siun in life. leading traits Of character &c. This
s' 10 humbug, sthousands Of testimonials can as
sort, She will send when desired a certified certid
cate, or written guarantee that the picture IL wha,
Il purpoits to be, Ry enclosing small lock Of hoir.
and stating place Of birth, sgs disposition and COM
plexton and enclosing hfty cents and stamped cnvel
cps addressed to YOURSELF you will receive the pie
turs and desired Information BY return mail All
communications sacrsdiy confidential. Address IN
eonndence, MADAME q. r. THORNTON. r. q. Boz
223, Hudson, N. Y. IFsoH o1-'y
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-12

FIELDS OF Dock. The root Of the gel
loo dock, 80 troublesome to farmers, is an
eaectual alternative and most valuable
medicine In the neighborhood Of Lowell,
Dr. J. c. Aver & Co. have planted fields
Of it, where they raise many tons at crop.
II isgrown like the carrot or beet, in drills,
and its quality or properties have been much
improved by cultivation 1t is one of the
ingredients in Ayers sarsaparilla, and, we
areinforned tho extraordinary virtues Of
this preparation are largely due to the
extract of this root that it contains. The
Sarsaparilla root, used by this firm, isgrown
on plantations Of their own, in Honduras,
to secure an article Of superior and wholly
reliablequality. One Of the reasons for the
universally acknowledged superiority Of
their medicines, may be seen in the watch
full care that is used in preparing them
Vermont Statesman.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-12
A YOUNG LADY RETURNING

To her country home, after q sojourn Of few
months IN tho City, was hardly recognised BY her
friends In place oi course, rustic flushed face,
she had soft ruby complexion Of almost marble
smoohness, and instead Of twenty three she really
appeared but eightsen. Upon inquiry the cause
of 70 great change she pl ainIy tAd them that she
used the Circassan Calm, and considered 1t an In
valuable acquisition to any Ladys toilet BY It's use
my Lady or Gentleman can improve their personal
appearance IN hundred fold. II is simple in Its COM
binaon. as Nuture herself 10 simple, yet unsupass'
ed in Its efficacy In drawing impurities from, also
healing, cleansing and beatifying the skin and COM
pe1ion By its direct action tho caicle 1t draws
from all its impurities. kindly healing the tame
and leaving the surface Nature intended it should
be, clear soft, smooth and beautiful Price 81, sent
by mail or express on reesip, of an order by W. Ia
CLARK l. CO., Chemists, No. 3 West Fayette ST.,
Syracuse, Y. The only American Agents for the
sale of the same. Feb 81 l.67-Iy
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-12

ET Mr.. Thomas Dallman, Of Scott twp.
one day last week showed us sample Of
wool shorn from his sheep. II measured
twclw inches in length. From ono Of his eve
sheep he informs US that ho sheared seven
and half pounds From his buck he
sheared fifteen and three quarter pounds. -
Republican.
All Thomas, you made grea: mistake in
speaking to the Doctor about that sheep.
We fear that mutton will be presently plcn-
tier In Bloomsbury than in Scott BY the
by, how about the color and curl Of that
wool2 Was it genuine black, Of the proper
twist?
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-12

HDr The accounts Of the frn Of JAcoCY
4 SHuMAE as far as sent out for collection
are in the hands Of the following persons:
-M0asn 7bsonshp. .--JoHN Il. Heller ;
SAMUEL GREASY.
Beaver. --BRNJ. ZIMMERMAN, P. n.
Natn.--U. J. CAMPBELL, p. NJ.
CotapissQ. .-STRpHRN BALDY..
RoaxIn9reek, Csntralia, and Asaland -
JOHN HARNER.
In Sugarloaf Township, bills for collection
havo been placed the hands Of MoNTdoM.
KRY Cote, To whom payment 10 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 LlLLRY.
Benton. DANIEL HARTMAN.
Orange. .-MIoHAEL KELLER.
Nud,ion, WILLIAM MCEINCH.
Reu,lock. DANIEL NEYHAnT.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-12
NEW ADVERTISER EMENTS
II Y 8 P Z P s l A

Thore 10 no disease which eiperiepeo has so amply
proved TO b, remediablo by the PERUVIAN SYRUP,
IA protected solution Of tho Pro,oside Of irp), as
Dyspepsia. The mos, iuveterats forms Of this dis.
case have been completely cured by this medicine as
ample testimony Of some Of our hr.t cizsus proves
FROM THE VENERABLE ARCuDEaCoN SCOTT.
n. D
NrSaAs, Canada East,
II 'ss, 'au inve;erate DyspePtic OF MORE
THAN IS YEARS EraspIso,"
81 have been go wonderfully bsnehted In
the three short wseka durinp which have uaed the
Peruvian Syrup, that | can scarcely persuade my.
self Of the reality. People who nave known as arc
astoui>had ., lhn change ] am widely known. and
can but Recommend 10 Others that which has done SO
much for ne." =
ANolHER CLERGYMAN WRITES AS FOLLOWS:
G"Ny voyage TO Europs 10 iude6r i,eiy ostponed.
TBave severed b. Fountain Of Health" on This
side Of the Atlantic. Three bottles Of perus on
syrYp have rescued me from the iungs Of the tend
D!spepsa." :"
4 pamph!et Of 80 pages, containing a history Of
this remarkable remedy. wiiba treatise on "lron a.
q medicine" will bs re nt free TO any address
The genuine has "PERUvIAN SYRUP" blown in
tue glass.
J.P. DlNsMORE, Proprietor,
80 Dcy Street, New York.
Sold ky all Druggists,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-12

.n~ Supervisor Billmyer, with several
teams and quite a number Of laborers, il
actively engaged in repairing, grading, and
cleaning up the streets and alleys Of Blooms
burg. While he meets with some oppo-
atiun, from The fogiss who desire to have
everything as "dady had it." he appears to
have adopted Davy Crockct's motto ''bs sure
you are right and then 60 ahead" When
the citizens Of Bloom elected Mr.. Billmyer
to the Office Of Supervisor they felt assured
that be would be the last man that would
act in an unfavorable manner, or turn his
bsek, at this time, to the beauty, thrift and
saterprise Of the town; and they are real
ing the fact that their confidence has not
~ misplaced.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-12

I@- Tho doctor" has only sir direct
puils Of himselfin his last issue, this being
three less than whom we last counted, .
week or two ago. He IL evidently gather.
ing little modesty--or shame The fall.
ing of Of these letters to himself is exactly
thirty-thrco per cont, as our readers will
perceive. But we have little hope Of his
ever tapering down to the actual truth.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-12

THE FouRrH. The people Of Fishing
creek design to celebrate the coming Fourth
Of July in an appropriate and sold fashion.
ed way" in the Grove near by the public
house Of Mr.. Emandus Unsngst. They
will have, as the important part Of the pro.
gramme in the Grove speeches, patriotic
songs, and an excellent dinner; and in the
evening the young will enjoy themselves by
tripping the fantastic toe. Music by the
Orangeyillc Brass Band. 1t will no doubt
be gala. day for the citizens Of the whole
up creek country. They know how and do
BET up good celebrations
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-12
N THE ORpHANS' COURT 'fN

= d for the County Of Columbia !; In the matter Of
tawnship dc ceased. And now 10 wit: May ninth,
1867 the Court appoint O. B. Bvockway. Esq., auditor
10 make fbulivn Of the balance In the hands Of
ersditors. By the Court. From the record, y w
f,... JEsse CoisnAN, Clerk
The suditov above named will susnd ID the IdHsiss
Saturday, the twf setond day afJuns, lS67. .as ~
O'Clock, a. m at which time and plues an rarso1s
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