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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-08

~ The Sultan's religious opin,
ions are under discussion in England
The prlmate said, in recent speech
at Maidstone: "You all know the
Sultan has come here lately, the
enemy of Christianity. | was in,
formed ly the Prince of Wales a
few days ago that, in answer to an
entreaty to him to protect his Chris
tian subjects, the Sultan's answer
was-aud a most remarkable one
i will not only protect my Christian
subjects, but | will protect Christi
anity.' | think that most remark
able answer"
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t. The Countess Pontalba (who
lived many years ago in New Or
ltans) recently received in Paris
$4,000, RENTED to her by her
agent in New Orleans, as the pro.
ceeds of some lands in the suburbs
of that city, which She had forgotten
that she owned, and which, after
some difficulty, she remembered that
in her day was wholly under water.
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- Bat-shooting is now the fa-
vorite Virginia sport. They call it
bird in that country. 1t has been
observed that in all reports of base
ball matches bats and fouls go
together.
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say~ They insure everything in
Hartford, from your own lite to that
Of your dog or The steam boiler that
heats your house. Apropos Of the
receol rainy season, one Of the insur-
auce presidents was asked, "Why
don't you start company to insure
against a deIuge 2" That was the
first charter ever granted" was the
quick reply.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-08

Gag The tin discoveries in Missouri
have created considerable of panic
among the English tin interests. They
say if half the accounts be true, there
must be an end TO the tin mining in
Eng land, where the ore is raised from
a depth of two to three thousand fest.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-08

sW See advertisements of Joshua Beal,
for interesting information on subjects
connected with articles for family and
plantation consum pton.
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10 Mr.. Emile La Sere, formerl

20 Mr.. Emile La Sere, formerly
Editor of the Louisiana Courier"
and since 9 uartermaster in the South
ern Army for the Trans Mississippi
Department, was the bearer of de-
spatches from the United States to
felicitate Juarez on the triumph of
the Republicans at Mexico.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-08
Valuable Land and Improvements
AT

TINE UNDERSIGNED will sell at Public Auc.
i ton, at the Court House, in Baton houge, on
SATURDAY, the Goth OF October, 1867,
thu TRACT OF LAND on which he now resides
situated he ar the Plank Road, on White's Bayou
fourteen miles from Baton Rouge. Said tract
contains $50 arpents abou a. of anich are cleared
For particulars, Apply TO the undersigned on the
premises, or TO u. Bonnecaze at Batcu Rouge.
octi-td WILLIAM SHAW
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To Merchants and Planters.

HAVING been appointed Agent for the cele-
l. Il brated ARROW lie" or Painted Bands ior
DaIug Co ton, am prepa, ed to sell the same at
New orleans prices.
augl3 ANDREW JACKSON
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saT- The latest sensation is that
John Wilkes Booth IS now captain
Of a much dreaded pirate vessel III the
Chinese seas.
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Bagging. Rope and Arrow Tie.

r UST received q large supply of the above ar
81 tices. at the Triangular store Building, on.
square below the Court House
semitic H. v. BABIN Agent
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BUILDERS TAKE NOTICE.

7 HAVE just received choice lot of Dressed
i Flooring twenty .houssnd ieet), tor sale at
low rates b, JAMES MCVAY.
Also, Tin Bands, Uhree Ply, Gutta Percha
ciers, scythe and Grass Bladea snsthes, Hunts
and Collins, Kentucky and Yankee Axes, Wood
saws kntVes and steels, AMI be" n!itul assert.
ment OF Fire Crates, at the New store OF
sept2S JAMES MCVAY
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
TINE ROMANCE OF BEAUsINCoURT, by the
l. author of Household OF Bouverie
Chandos, hy Ouida
Bryan Maurice, or, the Seeker, by Rev. Walter
Mitchell
Cecil Castlemaines Gage, Lady Marabout's
trouble, BY Ouda.
Henry VIII and his Court, by Muhbach'
The Bishops Son, by Alice Cary.
Far Above Rubes, by Mrs J ii. Riddeli.
Elisha Magoon, or, the Old Still House, In the
Hollow, by Mrs Francs Dius Gage.
The Cameron Pride, or, Purified by Suffering,
by Mrs MaryJ Holmes
The Last Days Of King, by Maurice Hartman.
The Celebrated Jumping Frog by Mark Twain.
Not Hs o, by Mrs. Eliza L. Pugh.
Out Of Charity, from Lit e's Living Age.
A Week in French Country House.
Nora and Archiba, d Lee
Sowing the Wind, by E. Lyn Linton.
Miss LesIie's New Receipts for Cooking.
Just received at
July2 BEAIs BOOK & VARIETY STORE
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TO COTTON PLANTERS.

THE undersigned will make liberal cash sd.
l. vances cotton shipped TO HE friends III
NV Orleans. No Charge will be made by me for
shipping cotton from this place.
septlV H v BaBIN Agent
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WOOL WANTED.

HIGHEST PRICE paid for Wool, bury or
l. L. piched, at the Office Of the enitenti4ry.
sept5 j II. MATtA, Clerk.
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THE ARROW TIE AND BANDS

r LAVE now in store, 100 bundles Iron Ties
| and Bands, to which | would in.ite the espe.
cal attention Of Dealers and Planters. Dealers
supp led al a liberal discount AMI on easy terms
aug12 JOSHUA BkaL
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COAL OIL! COAL OIL!i

TUE BEST article that is used, can DO bought
l. by the barrel or gallon, al a small advance,
does A. JACkSuN'S
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FOR RENT,

A COMFORTABLE DWELLING, con tanning six
IA rooms. convenient yard, outhous-s. garden,
SC, stu ted IN Government street between st.
Charles and st Ferdinand. Apply TO
septic V. HEUDE.
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FOR RENT.

THREE LARGE AIRY ROOMS over the O.
l. Peoples Store, opposite he Bank, Third ks::l
street For particulars apply at the
S, ptl7 PEOPLES STORE
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WANTED.

A SITUATION as teacher in private family
"A residing 10 the C untry. by lady who can
give the best Of references as TO qua a,ious and
respectatiity. Salary not SO much " an object
rs the scouting of peasant, retired and re pee
table home. Apply at this Office. septis
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WHISKY, WHISKY.

hEALERS supplied with Western Whiskey be-
~ low New Orleans prices at
JuIyz7 A. JACKSON'S
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HOUSE TO RENT,

CIruATEp on America Street.-The property 0
~ Mr.. l.. st. Martin. For terms ap,iy,o
septT l.. BONNECAZE
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FOR RENT.

A COMFORTABLE dwelling for small fam
n lily, containing four ro ms, convenient yard
o lthon es, DC, situated on the Corner OF st
Charles ard Europe streets. Apply to
sepLiJ l.. BONNECAEE
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WANTED. WANTED.

r AM IN INN EDIaTE WANT OF $50 barrels
l. Dry White Ear Corn, for which wIh pay One
pvilar and twenty-five Gents per barrel.
oct5 JOSHUA BEhL
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MILK.
MILK.

MILK, MILK, MILK.
If You WANT GOOD RIUH MILK and in lib.
i erai quantities, don't feed your cows on prom
les. but call at once and procure liberal supply
OF Wheat or Corn Bran. Prizes very moderate
anglo JOSHUA BEAL
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COFFEE AND

+ OVERS of good Tea and Cof.e can always
- make point" by calling at the store of
asg6 JOSHUA BEAL
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PLANTS EXTRA NEW FLOUR.
HAVE Just ceived another shipment of
J. Plants Extra Flour made from thus years
~neat. The reputation Of this favorite brand re.
quIres no comment from newspapers, II has never
oeea surpassed in this or any o,her country. Fer
sale low at laugh A. JACKSON'S
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Redemption of liutilated Notes

ntF AGED AND MUTILATED U. :. and Ns.
H. tioDal Bank Notes redeemed according to
ru es adopted b" tie Government.
JGiyl1 GEORGE A. PIKE.
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MEAL FOR CORN.

L$ARhERs would do well to remember that An
l. ex' h4nge of Meal for Corn c.n be obtaines
at an hour " the day during any day Of
ths W tx at the steam Corn Mil of
ausS JOSHUA BEAL
SHoT, POWDER, GAPS, BaIdwin's Gun Wad
- ding, Pistol Cartridges, sc &c at
aprZo F. 81 BROOKS DRUG STORE
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OCHOOL BOOKS.
McGuffey's and Goodrich's Readers.
Davies, Rays. smiths, tmersoo's, Colburn's
an dds Arithmetic
Bair's, Boyd's and Qua"kenbos' Rhetoric
Monteit IS. smiths, Corneirs, Colton's and
Mitchen's Geogra phiss.
Latin. Greek and french Text Books.
6iiiotts Steel Pens-always on hand an assort-
ment Of those ce'ehrat.d pens
Blank books, Blank Receipts Blank Notes and
Blank Drafts, at
aug27 BEAL's BOOK VARIETY STORE
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MARRIED.

YOHE-HALLACHER-On Oct. nd.
at Berwick, by Rev. A. II Rottenstein,
John Iohe, of Mitilin, to Miss Rachel
+. Iiallacher, of Berwick
GIGER-BOGART--On the p ult., by
Kcv.W Steinmetz, Mr.. William Giger,
of lIcmlock Township Montour Coun-
ty, and Miss Rebecca c. Bogart, of
Madison Township Columbia county.
PRICE-RICHELD Tues.
day the 18th inst, at his Office in Light
Street, by Joseph Iilley, ESD, Mr.,
Oscar ID, Price, OF Lime Ridge, t. Miss
Emma J. Richeldeifer, of the former
place.
Observation-Disclosures the
18th inst, by the Rev. William j. Ever,
Mr.. Owen Cherington, to Miss. Eliza.
beth Rahrig, both of Roaringcteek
township, Columbia county.
| SNYDER--SILING the same,
dayby hesame, ,Jer. Snyder TO Frt.ier
lea Silinger, both of Centralla Colum.
bia county,
BARNINGER R-MENSCH-Nov llth nt
| the residence of the brides parents, ly
| Rev. D. Beckner, Mr.. William Barn
| niger Of Montour county Pa. to Nj
| Matilda Mensch, of Columbia county
| Pa.
BROWE-FREY-At the house OF the
brides Father, on the 9th inst, by Rev.
John Thomas, Chas. A. IL. Brown Esq.
of Easton, Pa. to Miss NJ. f.. Frey, 81
Centre.
IIEIPER-HAMPTON-In Ashland.
Mt the house of the brides Farther, on
the Goth ult., by Rev. II. c. Bryson,
Mr.. George S. KEEPER, TO Miss Mary
+. Hampton, both OF Ashland.
Observation-Disclosures 18Th,
by Rev. j. p. Tustln, Mr.. james +.
Young to Miss Kate y, Richie, both
of Bloomsbury.
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View ore up early the next morning, as
we had heavy days work before us,
4 The character of the country was very
similar TO that passed over the day be-
| fore, exceptw we were continually ascend-
| ing. The coffee trees were laden with
| ripening berries, the annatto was in
blossom, while the orange and lemon
trees were loaded down with fruit,
| which could be had for the plucklng.
Castor-oil trees were also numerous,
from the seed ofwhich the oil is express
ed Some of the trees were remarkably
large, and their bark was smooth ana
white like our beech. Another class
was peculiar from the fact that several
trees starting from different points,
united into one trunk about thirty feet
above the ground and then branched
out again as from common trunk. we
were now in Il region where huge for.
ests clothed the soil, although the trees
were of a elias entirely unknown to uss
We recognized however the "wide
spreading palm," the gigantic fern,
and the various species of Orchidde,
parasite OF large dimensions.
We occasionally passed plantations OF
bananas, sugar-canes, and plantains,
which were attended by half naked
Indians. About noon we reached Jorge,
an hdciendd, or plantation at the foot Of
Angus mountain, where we stopped to
lunch. A primitive looking sugar.
mill was in full blast here, and had
very much the same appearance and
machinery as our cider mills. They
occasionally made here oguadientc, a
species Of liquor as colorless as water,
yet as intoxicating as whisky. On a
subsequent occasion Ispent several days
at this place, and beguiled the time in
collecting plants and insects, or in hunt
ing parrots and monkeys. I was for
tunate enough to catch boy in the act
Of killing kitten, which he confessed
his mother intended to cook for us asa
Guinea pig. The weather at this point
was pleasant, the Thermometer stand.
ing in the morning GO deg.-noon "A
deg.-and evening 6S deg.
QUIEN SABE.
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TEACIER'S INsTITUTE.

An act Of the Legislature of rcuusl llNaa.l, ape
proved the ninth day OF April, lsi5 rut liDi. 'A
Further suppl, meut To uH Act pr CO.. uuHu.. 'l'r
and continuance ul a SySlrm cot lH|.n.'.Hu u'
Common schools, &r,,' 'nario us luluW-F
SEC. .. "Thut the County SunuIuiCuuuui ut
each County in this commonwealth I> Nru,# =
authorized and required, once in ,arI tu. r. Hi
such time and place as he, %. 50 l!uvrrE u'llHr-
izcd Committee of Ivu"Atrs, UHl.n- N...t u.lt.
may dccm most cuuNru .u.f ,ur'Ii ul.H HuH u-
vite the Teachers on the common Nguut.. HI.I
other Institutions ut lv@rn.u. IN his iutu't, to
assemble together and pI-HH#' lHuWa0 0,..- tn'H
n Teachers Institute, To bee devoted to- fUr EI-
provcmcnt of Teachers ia tar -, Itau.. .nl a'i ul
education, and to continue i'm session H' .-l Use"
days, ncludnEH hD!i day I.r going .H. Hu. @
half day for returning h"m ihr ui""" U. 'u.g'-
Sic 3. Provides, "lht all unard,u, U,ru tors
may allow tho Teachers H tHu.T County .tH' N,iy-
lrtS of Attending these Institutes, without WuI,r
Ing any deduction tom ON. iI salary, ANA fl amy
touchpr who nh-yns himself Wom the Institute
of his County, without a HDpl reason, may NN'p
his want Ut professional spirit ANA zeal Indicated
hy lower mark ON hs c,ruiiglr IN .lr Urto .r'
uf teaching, than he would otherwise ht-rr"rrl-
we'd"
scmhly, the Teachers ul me common schools and
other Institutions of learning lu tuiulu. u r"ul-
tv are hereby IuNI'ul tu u-tNI'' 'u Int '' purpose
| Ub,Iv e suited. in the Hall ul Ihr huNiiuE lon
Blonmsburg ON MONDAY. ma ..lf I'hh or
NOVEMBER. ls67, Ht 10 u'clurI, 10, m,
| MIR i. " Mlekcrshum, superintendent oi Conn
| mon schools Of Pennsylvania, and other cniunui
| educators, Will be ia attendance 10 address tIe
| Institute. NIIH9. ~ bAhNlt1,
| Octosrr-i, 1877. Nupt %. Col. 90.
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INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDDRs
AND PoSTMAsTERS

CONTAINING ALSO CONDITIONS 70 nE INCoRPo-
RATED ~ THE CuSTRACls 10 TliE EXTENT illE
DEPARrMESr MAY DREM PROPER,
|. seven minutes are allowed 10 each ln.ermc-
diltp Office, when not otherwise specified, Tor as
sortng the mails but ON railroad ana steam
boat routes there is to be no more delay than Is
sufficient for AN exchange OF the mail pouches.
=. ON railroad and steamboat lines, and other
routes where the mode OF con NeyanCe admits Of
II, the special agents of the Post Otlice Depart
ncnt also post Office blanks, mail bags locks and
keys are TO be conveyed without extra charge,
q. ON railroad and steamboat lines the route
agents OF the Department also the British and
Canada mails when offered, and the agents nc
cOmpanying Them are TO he conveyed without
cha rge; and for the nse of the unitoi States
agents u commodious car, or part OF car, prop;
erly lighted. warmed, and furnished, and adapted
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-22

THE New York Legislature will stand
as follows: Senate-Democrats IS; RAIDS
II. House-Democrats II; RAIDS 81.
Democratic majority on joint ballot, IL.
In 1866 the Radicals had So majority on
joint ballot. One of the Radical Sena-
tors is an Independent.
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DIED.

RABERT-ln Beach Haven, on FRI
day night on the sth inst, Samuel
Rabert, aged 29years months and y
days.
HAIMAN-Near Rhorsburg, on the
18th inst, Jonas llayman, aged about
G5 years.
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s5J From Wcll,Roro', by Pine Crcoi,, Gaines,
"y S5,s'asN',l Va s',l itt%hlSFtSpa Nssns A%GISs9 A%Iss l

by
l|4Nr OpWdeiSpoil wednesday and Saturday
Arrive nj wellsboro' fhuiS,liy and Monday by
IL nj. y ~. tN
2i171riu &cllsboro..by t'h,rry Kn,ty "a uo,s.
field, piitiles and bnck tIrrr n i5rs ~ y,cI,
LeasC WrilsbOroN Mond,g, WesnlcSl1y, and
Arrive at Manafeid by.i1ln,
LeaES NJ Mais ned Monday, Nednc sduy, and Fri
Arrive At WSllsbordrby Cop M
ms Drom TioGa, by .pntioyr pre,s ,n o.,
Roa9s as AsdiI,hs snd ,1s ~ NtIies t,,In Gross
lstwqI ioea iucsdhy, Thursdsy ,f(nd SATURDAY
I" va iai ,,>.,,s,IA,x siXs =. fxy N,
Le2yrTolqqm4il ci7sa f'5nd, rS3ssffid'yy, fdy fhJls.
ammo 'tl.-aby ''6G.
2t,1 lraut .Il4!l, br Miami, RIDGE nuI Ham.
Gact,on,.a Git W. j.. '''''' ''''"' '''a m''' "n'
Leat' IluIV AIuuluF at pm;
AArrivo AArrivou S,'e'y~ cetb%6pmj
Ar,'ye eot ilas' BY i2d1 "
Leave Ink I.dn 'iuasday and saturday ~
pmElirlvc ot ar.,.. ,..o.,.,.,.,,.....
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aA5Gm: ..,.,,.,,...,.
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inst1n ccntrr, 10 Uiclla, il miles and 6oc,, thii
LFa,o lIog1 Monday. wciussiay. and yrldas
arrit,,i, urrol, bvo,,.
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N'II''" ~ ios'hy Up IN.
.ss1 From NuId.,bur,, Tni,trc las, fS,,py,IIlr
Chatham valley. Little Mur,b. and Roswell Nch
ltt 'F. ID. .o.S H. Wcs.acd Il miles and 6ncb
Mmt W,!ka ,..
da ,'o,' N'"u''0'S ,,. ''h'F' lU'"oF ANA so'nr
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AF'N''t M!'"'''NIN ''ntf'Nh p NJ,
. ..yi,3 From kccuyvulc, 10y Trrlts Corners h.
"i. ,!l !" k4i..ylr nl,g, and bHri once wcck
t,.V,NN ht',.. Nil' 'IH',iHN ~ b % IN;
an CIV hhoMNlll' d. IL M
,"lNr Nn,NEHi' fhfurd'N "' p M
AIFNvt' h'rpN\Iio hS ! p IN.
G'I From i1Wfouncvillc. uv Nc,eon rlllaus
VV'.i'i.r l,i'' "l nT' ,>qnr N"IrY T.
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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-22

WE published last wepi; an account of
a ratIo-nalso Killed by Val. Winter
-tocn which measured five feet in length
aMdraGthirten uttlos. The rNttlcs were
to I've deposited at this Office and the
man who "Weut one better" was to
take the championship. Mr.. Jonas Bit
tcubouJor Of Nainvillc comes forward
this wocl, with The requisite documents
and we turn the championship over to
him. His saahe was five feet six and q
half inches long and had .Gfeeq rattles.
For The satisfaction of the skeptical we
would state that we have the rattlcs in
our possession.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-22

suoh as salt Rheum, Cancer Consumpuon, sn.
there is nothing can equal the purifying objects
of Iodine when administered in IA pure stat,
DIR. IL. ANDERs IODINE WATER
is a pure solution of Iodine dissolved IN sH',y
without q solvent, and is the best renee,
Scrofuln ana kindred diseases ever disco
tirculprs free
J. Il. DiSSNORT
~ Dey street, New l-yl,
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The undersigned, postmaster at ----, state of
-, ceriilirs uSDER ms OATH OF uFfICE,
that he Is acquainted with the above guarunturs,
and knows them to be mcn OF property, and able
to make good their guarantee
Dated \SShed,l
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-22

lNFORMATION.-lnfor guaranteed TO
produce a luxuriant growth OF hair upon 9 nld
head or bcafdless iuce, also recipe for the to-
movel Of Pimples, Blotches, Eruptions oto,, on
tho skim leaving the same soft, clear and bsAuti-
iul, can lie obtained without charge by addressing
THOs. Y. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
.cpls6. Ss3 Droadw ay, New York
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-22

Ir any OF our friends de.ire to fit
thcm olvo- with cheap and excellent
goods, we advise them to call at the
store Of Dildne d smith in Limestone
willie, Montour county, Penna. We
refer them TO our advertising columns
for full particulars.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-22

TO CONSUMPTIVES,-The Rev Edward A.
Wilson Will send Gree uf charge TO ell who deyr.
IL, the prescription with the directions for ~
and using tho simple remedy by which he uss
cured OF lung Affection and that dreaded iseasss
Consumption, His only object is TO beneni II.
nthicted and he hopes every sufferer will try this
prescription, rs II Will cost them nothing and
may prove blessing, Please address
REV, EDWARD A. WILSON
No lO5 South second Street
uS3l'G-lyl Williamsburg Kings CO., n. =
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Mn ECEmAnT JACOBS has opened n
Confectionery store and Bakery in the
building lately occupied by Bernhard
Stohrcr. He intends TO keep a first
class establishment and we advise our
readers 70 give him call.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-22

Philadelphia Markets.


THURSDAY, November % 1857.
FLOUR
Northwestern superfine at............. s7.0lN seg
northwestern 500 900
Northwestern family lOO0CllO0
Pennsylvania and Western superfine... 7.JGps7S
Pennsylvania and Western extra ..... S.Jl0ll,0O
Pennsylvania and Western family .... IL. .O0xll25O
pennsylvanA and Western ltncy ...... laO0SliOQ
Rye Hour 1907 90
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. red, y hns. ..... s2- s2.As
southern -" ....... SA6xa&.75
California .,.. s3.ll
white ....... sS.E@s3.0
RYE-Pennsylrania rye, y bu-......... sl.5Gpsl.67
CORS-Iel " ,.......... al 3il1sl J.
White, ........., sl.Jlassl24
OAfS- Sbus scdbT5sc
PRovisIoNs-Mess Pork, y bbl l........... s2iT5
Mess Beef, -" .......... STJO
Dressed Hogs, y h........, SlSc6Ipo
Smoked Hams ......... lsc$Dc
shoulders I. 10 lShc8l4c
Lard = h....,................. l2ctnlSa.c
SEEps-Cloverseed bus....... ....... s6Jt9o7. .25
Timothyseed s. bus".""...,...~ s2.O
! CATTLE-Becf Cattle = ib................. Scdpac
Cows, a head ................o... SiOQSsG5
SlIEEr-t n tcgoJc
lioGs-f' 100 ibs s050rsl02j
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OVER Coats Cheap Mt CHEMBERLiNs' -
~ Clothing Store. aO-aiA

A LII Garments made in the latest aud
"a most approved style al CRsaBkRL iN's
slothtng store. ie-&Il.