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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-10-28

Orr readers, very many of them, will remem-
her the l." FLYING Squadron" of British ships
which. in IS69-7O, made a cruise round the
world, under the command of Rear Admlrai
Hornby, and which made a short stay at TINS
port. 1t was to be expected that this, the nrS'
British communicating expedition since 'ne
DAYS of Commodore Arson, would ind a hlsooEi-
an, and a book has accordingly appeared IRON
the London press purporting to be written by " ..
b." and giving the history OF the cruise. we
have not seen the work, but gather from reviews
that it fails to meet expectations. The Mel
bourne Age, is particularly savage in its condem-
nation of the book, which it characterizes as one
" written by a man who seems to possess neither
manners. morals, nor education" We quote
from the Age:
TT not to be expected that a work hastily compiled by a
naval oficer should contain either full or accurate descriptions
of the countries visited but we did expect. 10 mo Ie,s ~ = ~ reada-
ly and graphic sketches Of men and manners, a. nas - noanGv
bic diary Of the strange places visited, written WIN ne ma an
frankness of a sailor, and imbued with the good taste of a gen
teman. But J. B. has fallen into the mlstAke OF supPoS al
that the public are interested in the recltals oil NJ SHY s"-
| lantries. and he has not scrupled TO drag in the names VI lAuITs
dimsiIv concealed in some instances by initials, whose only
mistake was their superstition that the blue ana soia Oh :
! J. b. dedicates his book to Emma, the dowager Queen Sl OF ~.
Hawaiian Islands, and he assigns as one oil his reasons 10 us
attempts at authorship his desire that there should e III
mento in future times Ct the hospliallty Q ~. ny 6o,b
colonies of the Southern Ocean to the squadron from n otn
er countryn His notions of the sort OF book mt Tor the perusa
of lady must be as extraordinary a s Inc means @!nI - y -
10 show his appreciation of the kindness with when ne az
treated. The literary faults are manifold the style Is 'uIg'i
slp-sIop, and turgid. But the greatest defect OF the WORK u
the prurient coarseness which pervades its pages, ana I'M
Suntv. we recollect a time when to retail the silly gossip o
mess rooms would have been considered conduct unworthy .
for nnbTc ridicnIe persons who. whatever may be their faults
treated J. b. and his comrades with only TOO much
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TO LET.
on EE FAMILY RESIDENCES.
NOTICE 1!

- FOR SALE-THE REs1-
~T DENCE known as :" Green Field" situated in Pleasaht
Valley, on Lniha Street, west side, and containing aoo1l W.
anj, n shaif acres of land, one Good Tenement House, Cnearly
newl containing seven Rooms, with several out buildings
Emit and Shade Trees on the Premises.
oil If. For particulars apply to X. e.
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TO RENT OR LEASE!

THE HOUSE n PR EKISES NO. las
f1m3 Nuuanu Avenue. Apply ,,r1.uo
G44A Sept. 2lst. (s23 t) u. y.
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BUILDING LOTS TO LEASE!
NEAR MR..
"A New Building. Apply 10 y ~
Honolulu. Sept. 9, 1871. OH
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EXPORTS.

FoR AUcKLAxD-Per Nebraska, Oct 2lst'- 2ss
Nfolasses palls....... 1850 san,
vaIne Domestic. ..s252; Foreign----..-.s2o3o d.
in fTansftu from San Franeisco +-lSo pigs s0l'
Mdse.
voa s,xF p.xcIsco-Per Moses Taylor, Oct. 24th ~ 90 ~
panoaas bncbs OlRice, lbs.--.-------- 49, 80
49, ~ 2iSugar, oo0oo
d. 3o4i TaIlow, fbs..-..--...-. osoIO
Calf skins, 10 pcs d cs HOo, E6.c,s ntgs a
Sheep skins, pcs-.--.
va nomesti SIS 969 SO; Foreign...-.S412 90.
in fransitu from sydney ana
1 bale Fungus, IS Sheep, s1 pigs us
FoR sYDSEY-Per Windhoyer, Oct 2Ith;- so
Molasses, galls.-.-..-- I5-SOi Sat, OLE Ia
seI@on his -...... I40i Rubber Betting, pkgs..- 3
ri hills 7Oi And stores
~aIue-Domesti $500 81; Foreign..-..S1,64 7 so.
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DIED.

ADHMs-In this city, Oct q, at hs late residence On Hotel
Z street, Captain ALEXANDER ADAMS, a native Of Scotland, 81
years n resident Of these islands, aged al years and 10 months
His funeral win take place this afternoon at 4 o'clock
LYoxs-At Hama, East Maui, Oct 9th, TIMOTHY LYONS,
aged about IS years. He was tax-conector Of the district, and
had been q resident Of the islands about II years. A native Of
Lynn, Mas
LzrT-In this city, Oct 22d, ROBERT LETT, a native Of
Wexford, Ireland, aged 80 years.
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SOMETIME since, California was considerably ex-
cited over the idea that the making of sugar
from the beet root was going to be a great sue
cess in that state, and many expressed the opln-
ion that very shortly, they would make sugar
enough to preclude the necessity of any more I'M
portations from abroad. But the speculation, for
various reasons, did not succeed. Either 1T was
for the want of proper machinery. or experienced
men to conduct the business. Now, however,
the g AIyarado Beet Sugar Company" is an
nounced as a success, but so far, we can only see
it on paper. As, for instance, the Alta says that
the {. estimated amount of sugar in the beets
raised this year is eight per cent, and rumor has
it in some cases it went up to fifteen per cent.
This is a large yield. The sugar in the beet IN
France and Germany rarely exceeds i've and ID
half Ter cent, and is oftener below that figure
than above. The Alvarado company has live
hundred acres of beets this year, which Is calcu-
lated to yield 1,I25 900 pounds of sugar. The
beet harvest is just commencing, and the Alvara-
do mill was to ommence operations on tie 18th
inst. As a specimen of counting results before
hand, we read that,
aAs the quantity Of sugar consumed in the United States
averages about twenty-five pounds per annum TO eacn person
the Alyarado sugar Company will supply but forty1hve thou
sand people. Thus there is room for twelve more just such
nnnanies to make the sugar required by this State alone
Probably the coast demand is equal TO the capacity oil twenty
such companies"
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BIDEs-steady. Dry, 22!@23c.: Sailed; Hollis.
OIL-Active- Sperm, 81 %; Winter Bleached, 81 S'G
1 As; Whale, 550J6c.; Winter Bleached, 63O65c-
WOoL-Quiet. Spring, fine, 34040c.; bury, 2SD3Sc-
pulled, 3S05Oc. Fall, California, 2s432c-j do. bury, 2oa
Csc. per pound.
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Unanswerable Arguments.

Established facts are silent arguments which
neither pen nor tongue can shake, and 1t is upon
established facts that the reputation of Hostel
ters Stomach Blttcrs as a health-preserving
elixir, and wholesome and powerful remedy, Is
based. When witnesses come forward In crowds
year after year, and reiterate the same state
ments In relation to the beneficial effects of a
medicine upon themselves disbelief in Its efficacy
Is erdrly imp cssibie, The credentials of this un-
equalled tonic and Alternative, extending over u
period of nearly twenty years. including ind-
viduals OF every class, and residents of every
cline, and refer to the most prevalent among the
complaints which afiict and harass the human
family Either a multitude OF people, strangers
to each other having annually been seized " ith
an insane and motiveless desire TO deceive the
public or Hostetters Btters. for no less than a
hfh of a century, have been aiiording such relief
to sufferers from indigestion, fever and ague,
billiousness, general debility, and nervous dis
orders, as no other preparation has ever Impair
ted To-day, mhiie he eyes Of the reader are upon
these lines, tens OF thousands of persons or both
sexes are relying upon the Bltters as sure de-
| fence against the ailments which the present
season engenders. and their confidence Is not
| misplaced. The local potions which interested
dealers sometimes endeavor to foist upon the
sick in It's stead are everywhere meeting the fate
| that il due to fraud and imposture, while the
| demand for the great vegetable specific Is con
| stnntly increasing.
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OUR friends up the river and other
localities, would like to hear more about
the bill to Charter the North and West
Branch Railroad, but we have no further
information for them. The process of
legislation Is slow when there is no
money on hand to pay "borers," and
roosters," and "pinchers," &c. The
bill in question, however, we have not
the least doubt will be passed in due
season. In the mean time people can
get their pocket-books ready and be pre-
pared to subscribe the necessary funds
to build the road when the charter is
obtained.
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no 3u

If you have bad taste in your
mouth, sallownes5 or yellow color of
skin, feel despondent, stupid and drow-
sy, appetite unsteady, frequent head.
ache or dizziness, you are Bilious"
and nothing will arouse your liver to
action and strengthen up your system
equal to DR.. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Gold.
en- Medical Discovery. Used moderate
ly during exposure to malarial poisons
it enables the liver to work Off the poi
son and will thus prevent Ague and
Bilious Fevers. 1t is just the thing for
jaundice. AS blood purifier for the
cure of Pimples, Blotches, Eruptions,
Salt Rheum, Erysipelas and other skin
diseases, it has never yet been equalled
Sold by druggists.
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MORE than five hundred thousand
Singer. Sewing Machines are now in use,
and all without a single exception, SO
far as we know, have proved satisfac-
tory. The sales of the Singers last year
was fifty thousand more than any other
company In the world.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the un.
dersigned, WIN. KREAMER, respectful
ly invites all persons knowing them
selves indebted on Book account OF
Note to call and settle the same before
or against the 1st of April next, and
save cost. Lumber and grain taken or
book account until April next. Set
tied at Eyer's Grove by
WILLIAM KREAMER.
Eyer's Grove, Jan. 27, 1871.5t.
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ONWARD to perfection has been the
aim of the Singer Manufacturing Com
pany during the last eighteen years, by
using the best metal, employing the
most experienced and skillful machin-
lists, and combining all the valuable
patents with the late improvement in
their New Family Sewing Machine,
giving it the greatest strength with the
least possible friction, consistent with
the proper execution of great variety
of work making il at once, the most
lerfect, durable, and efficient Sewing
Machine In the market. Their sales are
more than two thousand week and
increasing. Every family should have
one. A. J. DoRAN is agent for Column
bia county.
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DIANOS AND ORGANS.

Prof. /. W. Niles, having secured the agency OF
the celebrated SbomacScr Piano. and also the
agency OF the New York Meodan and Organ Co.,
Is prepared TO furnish Instruments of n superior
quality, and at lower prices than can be bought
elsewhere and on terms TO suit customers
Musical merchandise OF all kind furnished at
short notice. Please call before purchasing else
where. Residence ttll April ls), Iron street
below Third st. ]. W. NILES.
feb,l77l-6m, bloomsbury, Pa
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For SALE.--A farm containing 7O
acres, of which 90 are in good cultiva.
tion-the balance timbered. A com.
Portable dwelling, frame stable and q
good water power on the same. Locat.
ed at mouth of Stony Brook, on public
road between Orangeville aud Light
Street. Price a.. 000-$5O0 down and
balance in three equal annual payment:
with interest. Address
WELLINGTON III. ENT,
no 3m Bloomsbury, Pa
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ID EADING RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
MONDAY, Nov. 2lst, 1870.

MONDAY NOV. Zlsl, 1871.
Great Trunk Line from the North and North
West for Philadelphia, New York, Reading, Potts.
vile, Tamaqua, Ashland, Shamokin Lebanon
Allentown. Easton. Ephrata, Litiz, Lancaster
Trains leave Harrisburg for New York as io,.
lows: At 3,l0, $40 and 1880 a. m, ana $50 p m,
| connecting with similar trains on Pennsylva-
mia Railroad, and arriving at New York al
1910 a. M, $3.50, $50 and 1000 p. M respectively.
Sleeping cars accompany the $40 IN. trains
without ohango.
Returning: Leave New York at 800 ain. anu
1900 noon and 800 p. m. Philadelphia at S.lt
a. M, az and $50 ?. m m; ;p Sleeping ears accompany
I Leave ave HairisSurs ior @ Reading H Potsye ife Ia
maGua MiaeFsyiiie MIN PNiIn Ashland shamokn "a Al Al
stations; the l,O5pm. train connecting for Phira
Pottsyilie and Columbia only. For PotsyillIes
and Susquehanna Railroad. leave Harrisburg RI
$40 pm.
| ing for Allentown Eahton and New York al 500
i93O, q; M i2.i'noon i'i5 ~ nm; Returning, leave
and Allentown at 40 a. m. 1925 noon, 255, izt
way Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia Al,
| 7,30 am, connecting with similar train ON East
Pa. railroad returning from Reading at 20 p, m
Leave Pottsviile at 900 am, and $40 PM
Herndon at 10; 10 a. m, shamokin at 5,iOand q
u. M, Ashland at 7,05 am. and 1880 noon Nah.
| s.S3 "a. NJ and 2.iO p. IN. for Philadelphia, New
| York, Reading, Harrisburg, &c.
| Leave Pottsville via Schuylkiil and Susquo.
hanna Railroad at SIS am. for Harrisburg anc
| l2,OO neon, Tor zine Grove ana fremont,
| Reading Accommodation Train leaves Potp
willie at 40 a. M, passes Reading at 730 M.
| riying at Philadelphia at 10. ~ "A. m Returning
| leaves Philadelphia ut AS p. M, passing Read
ing at rs pm. arriving at PotsVille at 81 !. IN
| Pottstown Accommodation Train:leayes Potts
town at 100 a.ni.r returning, leaves Philadelphia
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Reading a
72O am. and B-l5 pm. for Ephrata. L!tiz, lancG
p PerRiomen Raii'Roaa Trains leave Perkiome,
Junction at 10 9,O5 a, M 500 1880 p. m. return
ing: leave SchwenksYille at 100, $40 am, l25
noon a 4.3O pm, connecting with similar train
o. Reading Railroad.
| Colebrookdale Railroad trains leave PottstUw
at 0iO n. m ana $50 p. IN, returning leave Noun
Pleasant at 100 land ii 25 a. m., connecting wit
similar trains ON Reading Railroad.
Chester Valley Railroad Trains leave BI idge
port nt 80 a. m. and 2.05 and SOC p M return ms
leave Downington ut 6.55 a. m. 1918 noon am
5.l5 p M, connecting with similar trains o
Neadng Ralrond.
On Sundays, leave New York at 500 |. .m., PM
pha at 500 am. and B. Is pm, (the 500 am. uai
running only toReading leavePottgVile Goa m
: Harrisburg at $40 n. N, and l.05 +. M. an
, leave Allentown at SIS p. m, and leay
burg, at 500 a. In. for New York and at 8. IN a, II
and AS p m 10 Philadelphia.
Communication, Mileage, Season, school 4
Excursion Tickets TO and from all points, al +,
duced rates,
baggage checked through; 100 pounds above
each passenger.
g. A, NICoLLS,
General superintendent
Reading, Pa. Nov. %, 1870
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For several days past the sensation
papers of the cities reported the appoint
ment of BEN. BUTLER as Secretary of
State. The report, like Ben, is totally
void of truth.
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Mr.. HENRY DIEFFENBACH, a clerk
in the store of WEL0 & ACKLEY, at
Dushore, suddenly fell dead in the
store on Monday last. He has been
troubled with heart disease. e.-Suiiiran
Democrat.
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MCKELvY's Paper Mill at Catawissa
is again in operation. The paper on
which the Columbian is printed is made
there.
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The new M. E. Church at Berwick
will be dedicated on Sunday the 19tf
instant.
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Rail Roads.

Connection made at Scranton by the 1910 a.m
train for Great Bond, Binghamton, Albany and
d. T. BOUND. Sup't.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL
IN WAY.
On and after December 4th 1870, Trains Will
leave SuNBURY as follows:
NORTHWARD.
1885 A. NJ, Daily to Williamsport, for Elmira
Canandagua, Rochester, Buffalo, Suspension
Bridge, and N. Falls.
$50 p. M, Daily, ,(except sundays for Elmlra ant
Buffalo via Erie Railway from Elmira
4.t5 T.. NJ, Daily, except Sundays) for williams
port.
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
ll.05 A. NJ Daily Except Monday's) for baltimore
WILMINGTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
IL .25 p. NJ Daily Except Sunday's) for Baltimor'
Washington and Philadelphia. ,.
ED. S. YOUNG,
General Passenger Agent
ALFRED II. FIsKE, Genl Supt.,
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THE Panorama to be exhibited this
evening is said to be interesting and
well worthy of patronage. Especially
let all the children attend.
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4aas;s 4;.:,, rs I!lIIIlIII 'llIjIII!S|laIiyyII
Twelve Years aIISS.s IS.s wild Indians tSfa Plains,

The remarkable adventures OF the famous
WHITE CHIEF and BIG WARRIOR amoug the
Red skins. Thrilling accounts OF Great liuuts,
HairbTeadth Escapes and Terrible Contests with
lions ol the habits and supersttions OF that
strange people, Their sports, l.EGEEDs, lRADI-
TIoNs How they zoo and WED, SCALP, DOCTOR,
WORSHIP, &c. New, Fr, sh and Popular PRICE
Low, II is selling by the thousands with Won
deriul rapidity, Agents are making from 500 TO
sluO per week. Choice field yet vacant. send ut
once for sample chapters illustrations and par
ticulRTs to a, IL. HUBBARD, Publisher,
jau277l-f. 400 Chestnut ST., fhlla.
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WILLIAM DALLMAN, a son of B. F.
DALLMAN, of Catawissa, an employee
in the VIM. McKELvY Paper Mill near
Catawissa, was caught in the machine
and had his arm badly hurt, on Thurs
day, FEBRUARY 8, 1871. There is proba-
bility that amputation will become
necessary.
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WE advise our friends to buy the
Singer Sewing Machine, they are relia-
BILE, and for sale on easy terms at the
agency In this place.
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BLooMsBURG
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL

This Institution offers good opportunities In
every department of Literature and Science In
addition to the Excellent Normal school Glasses,
have practice in the use of Surveying and Engln-
eering instruments IL the field and mine, under
The faculty aim to very thorough in their in
struction and TO look carefully after the health.
manners and morals of the students.
The rules and regulations of the school are
such as 10 command the respect OF the students
and consequently not many feel that they can
afford 10 violate laws which are calculated to
promote their success and happiness. The a, as
as can lie found in any of the large cities ana at
much less expense. ~ -
Sprir < term commences April Sd, 1871.
For further particulars, address
JOHN q. FREEZE, ESQ, Secy or
HENRY CARVER, A. NJ, Principal
III. Inn, An
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THANKs.-Those subscribers to the
Columbian who have been so prompt
in paying up their subscriptions during
the Court weeks, have the hearty thanks
of the Publisher. May many others
follow their good example.
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DRIVATE SALE.
ID U B &c S AL L

- " A. ~ " % "A IL IA
In pursuance OF an order of the Orphans
Court of Columbia county, the undersigned Exc
cutor OF the last will and testament of John
Richards, late of Ca,awissa township, in said
county deceased, will expose to public sale on
the premises onTHURSDAY the ID day of March
next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day the
following described real estate to wit: All that
certain tract or piece OF land situate in Locust
township Columbia county, containing
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES
more or less. known as the Esther Farnace
property, bounded and described as follows ::
on the west by lands of Johh Rider and others
on the north by lands of Mr.. Hiles on the east
by lands of George Kreisher and Others on the
south by lands OF Jonathan Hoagland and Others
The improvements ON said lands consists of good
DWELLING HOUSES, BARNS, WAGON,
SHEDS CORN CRIBS. PIG STIES, &c.
The said land will be sold In tracts of such size
as will suit purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE Ten per cent of the pur-
chase money to be paid at the striking down
of the property. The one third of the pur-
chase money less the ten per cent to be paid on
the lst of April, a. ID. 1871, when possession OF
the premises will be given. One. half of the bal
ance OF the purchase money to be paid ON the LIST
purchase to be paid on the lst day OF April, a. d..
1919 with interest on the two last payments from
the LIST day of April, A D. 1871, payable annually.
The grain in the ground Is reserved. Purchaser
or purchasers to pay for deeds and stamps.
Late the estate of John Richards deceased
SAMUEL b. DEAMER,
Catawissa, Feb. 9th ISL. Executor.
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JACKAwANNA q BIooMsBURG r, r..
Going North. Going South.
1875 A. M. GW a. n.
$50 p. NJ. b;i0 +. M.
CATAwIssA II. II. FROM RUPERT STATION.
Going North. Going south.
4:l2 p. M. iO:VS n. M
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DEMOCRAT COLUMBIA
LOCAL NOTICES.

LOAN ASSOCIATION Bonds (blank,
for sale at this Office.
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Those wishing reliable instruments
should call on Prof. NILES. All instru.
ments warranted. Organs from one
hundred to seven hundred dollars.
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EEBRUARY.
WHAT TIE PRESS SAYS.

The Reading Pa) Dispatch saysj "The we'll
known superiority OF MISHLERS HERB BIT
TIERS viii spare us the necessity OF saying any
Thing at length in favor OF this mngical Tonic
and Stimulant. Wherever this Bliters Is best
known, II meets with an astonishing sale This
is the case in our section of the country, There
are cases in this city where the most radical
cures have been effected In choice diseases
cures which the best physicians could not effect,
and we know of scores OF families (our own
among the numberl, who would not be without
q plentiful supply Of this Great Household
in the land keep II ON hand" sold by all re
spectacle druggists Price one dollar per bottle.
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has opened n frst-class
BOOT, SHOE, HAT CAP, AND FUR STORE.
at the old stand on hfain Street lioomsbnrg a few
doors above the Court House. His stock Is COM
posed of the very latest and beststyles ever offer
ed to the citizens OF Columbia County. He can
accommodate the public with the following goods
at the lowest rates. Mems heavy double soled
stoga boots, mems double and single tap soleJ
K IN boots, mems heavy stoga shoes of all kinds
mems fine boots and shoes of all grades boys
double soled boots and shoes of all kinds, mems
glove kid Balmoral shoes, s,men's, women's boys't
and misses lasting CATERS, women's glove kid
Polish very ne,women's morocco Balporals and
calf shoes, women's very fine kid buttoned gait.
ers. In short boots OF all descriptions both peg
ged and sewed.
He would also call attention to his fine assort
ment of
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PILGRIMS PROGRESS. This Friday
evening, we are to have in Bloomsbury
a Combination Panorama of
Christ, Pilgrims Progress, and we are
expecting large turn out. Every body
is going that has the time, and we want
TO see the M. Il. Church of this place,
well filled for once. People can buy
tickets Of the Sunday School children
Buy one and all. HENRY II. HALL.
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The Columbia County Mutual Saving
Fund and Loan Association, will meet
on next Thursday afternoon and even
ing (23d inst.) to pay in and sell the
money. II twill be the last opportunity
to buy stock ut the par value.