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N rraLLLH WASH.-INPoRTANT To HOUSE
Gov. IN. yeusg and euisTnsire Chemist
~. fIenas ard te, rg ~ marity hc is nduc to ofr Il -
hc pueic a. wekrown hat nanyd aths have cose from
nting Oyil Acid and
n.h -. msai. The Wash viii ecan with he least
~, ~ end ~ 50 inrfr IN cnntsnrg anything inur,s
that ~ .ane cases, il good m, dicins '9""'us'
Aiso Windaw Glass ar Lamp Shad.s
Agrsls-Ninsr d Gamble le3 Rradwav,J n, ID poga -
cd a aud hleeke Alemson &of sss Braadwev
ooWe.si W tIlbrc, cprror East Boabwny and Ma,
s ' O. d. csssoshs i2i Pearl street A. D. q D. sands i've
Directions for using the Wash an ths label
SArrONACEOUS COMPOUND FOR SHa
e. ne unqualified appreciation this soap has rec. yed
ne nunfJns PERSONS who i an eydoace ac
sap .a yane oWr all other shaving us- for 1ck Gn
IN ,' e", laihei which will upon the face ar ri, 70
ne sh 70 me sat ~ pleasantly pcrnnaod and nut in neat
cp.ieu pot answtnng all the ofa ss wing hoy
Pnce 30 cents per pot, for salo 81 s w.
slotf fU, ao, p Din 2 PiARMACv
A PENNY SAVED II A ppyvy = !, n .rn ~, " :,
made oa ,ba % ' b.ase Hats at the low price ofce dollars
ao- a,s ' ""'s' BROWN, i-5 Hudson street,
rem doorsa alo Csa,a
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/" DINNER PILLS

10 DINNER PILLS.-rady Cresbines Ren,vat,ns
Dnaer Pills rccommcndodby the Medical Facutyhs i me
alcne Of laeied ecaay for issr.ers OF the
stomach and Bowels the hich are
cos,eness nsluency spssms oas ~ sick headache
giddmess sense o fulness afe
drowsiness, and pains stomach and owos
proucnr torpid state of the inactivity
nme VIII y ths gost axcelent grepaai,ca BY little per-c
yaci the afflicted Of ts saIutary c the speed
Wy regain s strength healthy action sf the liver bowel,
ana hde,s Will rapidly take place. and instead Of ssncss
nes and Jandi,ed appearance strength ivity
n7wed health Will b. the of this medicine &C
c'rrdlns tn the directions accomy ying each box.
ron FEMALES these Pills excellent repovve
opsuucuons the distressing hcadace
s depression Of sprit.; tuIess Of sight aetecs
ana juvenile lloon o the complrxiop "''
Lam ~ FULL HABIT, who are subject To hea sae,e
nwsness, and singing in the arising from
sca. nov o. slood TO tho head should without rn
immediate - ~" 10 ""'"01y o"''V" o' W N'o"
soI wc ssaie and retail " Dr. HART Broadway
Pnce so cents per soy ' ~ : a'"o' '" MI
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ENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
hR. CARAVAN, SURGEON DENTIST and sIan,ifac
- turer V IncorrupIe Teeth Ne. 23l Hudson Il W door
above Spring street
NJ B. Dr. Cs charges very moderate and his ncouptibL
teeth really splendid,
N B.-Dr will tn. is Of May, remove his Office
No. 1891 Spring strect of Meoueal street iIs am
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In
Uesn over slso HsaeemaSIe for year ~pra
100 TRUSTEES for aHos'h'' Dsrsi
homss T% ssa ude sam. s%e1 dnSmpson DeRha%
aso! LonaId sssphaS %srcn ss Sss RssSsSs Msss
ses as.s r%
las ss' Ms.ss ss:, esi Sf'sss Fs%..s Benz swan
VIM BARD, President.
r. & b R XTRfss sfias%ss fhss'esssa to the Company, usa
THE NORTH AMEMICAN FIRE INsUR.
7ss y ro I"d & S Sra description
DIRECTORS
Sssd sI Gsis..s s; ass1 sss'H i, nEsil%si Eiisii,
cstIandt Palmer. Edrn1 hrnaJ J.Sainr.' Siancant'
John Loumer Graham, CvP Wsslrook
Thomas Tileson, Heay u Leeds,
Hsns, wxcseS Geo,ge s,.is.6 D ssaeI' Si,oss'
ss%ssl r T,saale, stephen stons, s'''
49, '' RossRT sS'T hiNsLrE, AIMS Persistent.
STATIONER's WAREHOUSE, iaa william a.
ssh II f ~
pared To- o I sp o s ansss - h. .e noy
. ssaiiosa Of the best qsay and than an,
and Newman. water s,o. prawins pace.
Scaling Wave ss: sss &c every description" Of sn
us a sna .s s ss ys Surface sy
pss.. ever OoriTsad.ac. - ns J. .compN. 'p,is ~
- w. BRYHAM would respectfully inform bis friend,
ana the public generally that he sold
ecuosny N Grand street he has for tkc
communications Of his down town friends, opened new establish
men no 500 bvsion street formerly occupied by Mr. eop
which place VIII be conducted the approved principle
his Bowery Ste I'm Confectionery, No sos Bowe-y
WIS many thanks Tor the extended
per'cnced =. w. BRYHAM. 2os Bowery
ro,, a., -. , and So Division street.
THE CLERKS GUIDE, ~coMMgRcIAL COR.
KbsPUNDENCE; Comprising of iatroducou Lei.
te ~ srdu and general with Bills Invoices
meats an Espasatcp Of Commercial Terms and Advice to
youns merchants and radsn with general aa
aeem NJ o r ness ny B " Foster Principal of York
Commerai Schoo Author Of treatise book keeping &C
VOL i2no pp 2oo. Just publnhed, and for sale by
G. SHEPARD, ise Broadway.
10 ring cost have what should be cons;s,ed
20 pe ~ npcnsab'e c~mpanon Ck
mecai or Agency embellishments will be fnd seryiceebe IN
a" %" 'V's ~ Feoi encc ana rstrenon.
WOODS SCARPENTERS, a MRCHANTC6,
TnoL STORE corner sf Chatham and Chamber streets ~
YORK. j. w. has constantly an excellent M
the oewng OF description bits aurcvs
ana s,s pasns sen saws cappers aud dvidep and
axcs anzes pcve gu spirit levels bun he
circular saw tsing lahes measuring tapes dra me- in
stnens wocd soxes Tor cutting OF All rules III
drm wv cuuns nppe,s and pcrs nitro
saws pess OIL stones draw knives plane irons
sdussee hollow aneers drawing tools
gers makers clamps copper glue pipes &C
large assortment ofPisnes manufactured wv A.
ns,n~.n. view Yosk m2i sms
NJ MERCANTILE sCHOOL.-The Mercantile school,
ov those who wish to dew ,e or the evening 10 the
buness branches ~ education. Ladies he accommodated a
eocns betwecs three and sns separate reserved
w adee Mr. WIZ ans invites hose who wish acdac sH
Edwin r. Davis and Mr. scph Gray teachers Of Authme.Ic
Mons y. A. oraud teacher ofbe y rencb. aassod~" J
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II AND OFFfCE.-JOHN L. 70 GARnUS, t,orney
- AMI C9unsello al Law fllntoa Hall, No Bckman
tnpposiie The Brick Church door) Of York, Illinois
Mississippi AK nsas M ay B,unty Gen. raj Land office and
Western Az. Bty.
Psteats Obtained an! tes perfected soldiers or their heirs
either ist Rcvel. mnaU-2 Late War5d Cana Ian roun
tetrs-th Ens-h Refugees from II. Canada and
Scol-5ih Dcseiers from hs Bish army the hers
in al the absvc easessh Tns o. LANDS forfeited
oil as Hess crti led lands sold
for Those wh parcd with therdscr-s,
Of titles before the issued reclaimed the
Lans ~ The several states AMI Tartres States Can
ada, Nova G tia and bou htand Jlr haageA lax
paid ana ~ - Investigated obtained aud pcrie app
cation o this Office. -
Post Master throughout thc United her
forwarding aay ~ tae aoyc 81 ms, IA,
several sect,nso county VII be tiled per all
commissions COnsnuGI after paid
nVsuabe srRing land r sale ia the Ststs er Illinois
quarter sseous of 100 acres earh from
situated near tsss sad otherwise Also Missouri and
ak I
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M ENOA liz rMTILE sCHOOI.-The Mercantile sshccl
AVA corner Ut Prince and Mercer affords opperuuty
fov those who wish a the IA or eyenne
bsness branches o education Ladies at
efocns betwecs three and sns separate reserved
Ew ae. M, VIII ans nvtes'hcsc who wish acdsrc sh
WHITING to cal ard the III h rrrs ~
Edwin r. Davis and Mr seph Cray Teachers of ArhrHec
Mons. r. A. Giaud, teacher OF The rench. a2eoena'
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HATs, CAPS. AND STOCKS,-JTTTT TTy
l glnAuLr, ,I md pECoNQMY.-Pcrsons wishias To unite
tnpsc tn esscna qualities, respectfully invita- ~
eau on watson and Van Dover Chatham strcei .b.,e
hI lowest p.ss be prices they obtain the above a,,,cI.
such sty' and material will elegance and eoms
wea,cL Whore dealers Supplied Tho nos eral errs
street pa7 i'm WATSON a VIZ Wy aDse as,w,.u siu
The herald., 1837-05-04

SPRING CAErETs.-E. SMITH, yr AS Pearl ST
- The subscriber has received by the ites aruva
choice and splendid assorm nj of SaAon, BRUSSELS ply nsea
ne and Caps patterns ard colors thai
been offered the city before Purchasers will lind
their cali and examine tn
ces bcf they conclude buy thty val be solo low
Al Who'll lsate te ar re ill.,
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: w. BRYHAM

TN N woulu respectfully inform his friends
and the public generally that since he has sold
ecosHry IN Grand street be has for The
communications OF hs down town friends
men No eoa Division street formerly by Mr. Geon
which place VIII be conducted the approved principle
his Rowey Ste I'm Confectionery, No Ns Bowe-y.
many thanks Tor the very extended patronage aea
peficnced =. w. BRYHAM. 90 Bowery.
Fam, g., -. ,... and eoi Division street.
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bIsscksr stree. Hat and Cap store.

,, IN WiLLER 2ii Bleeckcr strcct, an,ious !,
~ m% ns most siac.rc thanks his fre nh. AZ tbe rsb
70 general for the liberal patronage No has r.
ctVeu o the last hive and ne no i ako. q. 49,,
from e bove business, would 70 et
and solicit her future patronage MIR JoN VII I'm
,osnk nan whose industry ~ t
genefay VIII ensac them an article and nj ~.
~" 'cn 70 . ~, ~ any o.ner HAT estabs hmcnt the CITY
The herald., 1837-05-04

II FEMALE RENOVATTNC
PiLLS-From Gemany An eectual remedy SION
regay and all cases where does her proper
and regular course ~ BThcy be dsng peg
nancy as they would prodse abortion Sold by Hart cor
Walker st " f,e ass '
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II'U WALKERS! TO Walk c.K !, !! 2ls Canal

street, New YorkGentcmeD wishing TO furnish thtnsel,e
with 20 elegant Of ts 81 49, would do well to call 2
walkers, 2s' Canal street where ti find boots l.
81 75 that are preferred by gentlemen the gsst price
boots hey are certainly su eoI TO Of the kad EYER Of
ard cnren shoes of all descriptions suitable for
The public respectfully nv ed call aud exaric for them
selves al 23o Canal street. the Oldest stand the b ck don
mistake the so go the door Boots anJ Shoes t
la ckarnnr rlozgn
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-11-25
DEAEGATE FFEEYHNG.

THE Democratic citizens of Columbia
county, who are friends to the measures Of
the administration of the general govern
ment, and opposed to the reelection Of Jo-
seph Ritner TO he governor of this state,
are requested to meet at their respective
places for choosing inspectors for the gem
eral elections, in each township, and dis
trict, on Saturday the 25h day Of Nouen,-
Der instant, to choose two persons to rep
resent each township and district at a
County convention Of delegates to he held
atthe house of Daniel Gross, in Bloomsbury,
on the following Monday, for the purpose
of selecting one or more persons 10 repre-
sent Columbia county, and this Senatorial
district, in a State Convention to be held
at Harrisburg on the 4th of March next, to
select a candidate for Governor, to be sup
ported by the Democratic party at the next
general election.
HUGH M'ELRATU,
SEBASTIAN HOVER,
Standing COMMITTEES.
November l6, 1887.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-11-25
Memorv.-Amonp the MANY rerarknhie

Memory. Among the many remarkable
qualities of David Crockett was his won
derIul memory, of which my friend Col.
A., when he ran against for Congress,
lately gave the(ollowng anecdoe in proof.
"When we began our electioneering cam
raign," said Col. A., not being able to
speak very well extempore or rather not
at all, wrote ont speech with great care,
and committed it to memory. | delivered
ths at three several meetings, and was a
good deal gratiied in believing that it was
very well received. had always spoken
first, but at the fourth meeting, which was
very numerous one, Crockett proposed
that lie should take the lead. lie accord
ingly mounted the stand. and to my utter
amazement reci,ed every word of my
speech, and only changing very slightly, a
sentence or two to suit his own case. ]
never felt more awkward in my life. NV
turn to speak came, and my speech was
gone, stolen-used up--and | was lett
without a word to say. And to complete
my modification, the rascal was chuckiing
and laughing as il he had done the clevercsl
thing in the worId.'
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curarH1ANp VALLEY HAnNoAp.

The portion of this road, extending thir-
ty miles, from Carlisle 10 Chambershury.
was opened on Thursday the 10Th inst.
with the evidence of qualification which
such an important event is wei calculated
to inspire. 1t may now be said, that the
great railroad lhorOughfare, from Philadel-
phia to Piusburg, Is ha!f completed. The
first portion opened, was the state read
from Philadelphia to Lancaster; last fall
only, the Lancaster and Harrisburg railroad
was first passed over; next, in August, we
relieve, nnlwi;hs landing the manifold dis
couragements Of lhe times, the Cumberland
Valley railroad company celebrated the
conrl -,on or their work from near Harris
hurg 10 Carlisle; and now, with an energy
and perseverance that cannot be too luuch
app!auded, they have locomotives passing
twice day, over distance of fifty miles,
and show by the almost insurmounable
difficulties they have conquered, that the
entire connection to Pit'sburg NAV he com
pIetei before our neighbours of New York
run their projected southern road 10 the
great west ltis in strict accordance with
Pennsylvania policy to encourage the pro-
grcss of this Invaluable extension, the vital
interests of the state--the value of our Ci-
ganic Improvements already constructed,
require that the finishing blow should be
struck upon it at the earliest possible day.
-KEYsToNE.
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wyoming Claim.

A considerable portion Of our paper has
been appropriated to the publication OF the
memorial on this subject. Although but a
leint alluson is made to the sulfcrings Of the
early settlers, and the massacre which left
but few survivors To tell the taes Of horror
aud devastation incident to the Wyoming
butchery, yetii historically porlrays the just
claims Of those who ask from government
some remuneration for their services, their
suii'arings, and their loss of property, while
contending lar American liberty. The me
mortal is from the pen Of Mr.. Charles NJ
ner, and while highly creditabe to the ait
thor, cannot fail to secure the accomplish
ment of its object.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-11-25
DELEGATE ELECTIONS.

THIS DAY has been appointed by the
Standing Committee to choose Township
Delegates to represent the Democratic par
ty in County convention on Monday next,
in Bloomshurg, when 4th of March Dele
gates will be chosen to put in nomination a
suitable candidate for Governor. We hope
that every Township may be fully repre-
sented, so that the wishes ofa majority Of
the party may be obtained in the selection
Of Delegates to attend the State Conven-
ton.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-11-25

The great ship Pennsylvania will soon
leave the Delaware for Norfolk. A CORES
pondent Of the Philadelphia u. States Ga
zette, who has just visited her, says:--lEer
dimensions have been heretofore described.
Suffice to say at this time, that her hull
is 1000 tons, anchors 10000 lbs. main
ward Ill feet long, distance from head of
malnmast to skysaiI truck $50 feet, aud
ran mount l40 guns. With all this, it is
believed that she will be VERY fast saer,
and is one of the finest ships now afloat in
any navy.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-11-25
EX-PRESIDHNr JACKSON.

The Nashville Union Of the 2stl ult
says, 1.-The Ex-Presdent arrived at the res
idenre of general Armstrong, in this city.
0n Thursday, aud will depart to day. Ili>
health we regret to say. is not so good as
when he last visited Nashville"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-11-25

Justice Of ihe PcGce,--By report made
to the Convention, it appears that there have
heen 1896 Justices Of the Peace appointed
in this State since December, lSGS-of
which 81 were in Adams county. Ofthcse
81. Snyder appointed 5. Findlay 3, IIeis-
rr IL, Shuttle IA, Wolf2l, and Riner l2
Ihe number Of acting Justices is stated to
re 1907 in the State; a, d in Adams coun-
" 5l.-.4dGms Sent.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-11-25

Corporations. by "A statement made out
at the secretary's office for the convention,
itappears that the aggregate capital of all
the different corporations in the state a
mounts to over $l50,0OO,000, of which
more than S00,O0O,O0O belongs to the
banks. 1t would therefore ecem that the
capital of oar state corporations is greater
in amount, than one hall of the assessed
value Of all the real and personal properly
3csides' If money is power, is not this
mighty corporation property to be dreaded!
There is all this to end! E'iil not a con-
tnuance of the policy throw the entire
wealth of the state into the hands or sub
iectit to the controul Of corporations! The
matter is at least, worthy of serious rchec-
inn - III
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-11-25

Mrs. Madison, the respected relct of the
late President Madison, has taken posses
sion of her private mansion in this city,
where we are pleased to learn, she propo-
ses residing for same time. There could
have been no addition to the society Of
Washington more valued by all circles, and
none whatever SO gratifying to the older
residents Of The city, who hadtho happiness
Of personally knowing Mrs. M. when she
occupicd and adorned the station Of wife of
Tie PrHsident Of the United Slaes.-hah
L.eMgencsr.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-11-25
BOct. DanicI Sturgeon,

a man of unblcmished moral and political
integrity whose moderate participation in
the contest of 1895, would neither SnIiec,
him to censure for his individual prefer
ence, nor give fuel to the heated feelings
which must attend the nomination Of hin
whose fate it might have been to have zeal
ousIy participated in the hrois Of that un-
fortunate contest. DIR. Sturgeon has uni
formIy been democrat-has always en-
joyed the confidence Of the democratic par
ty. Since the campaign of 1885, he was
elected State Treasurer by the ,niIct votes
of the democratic representatives in the le-
gislature; and if put in nomination for Gov
ernOr must be successful, as he will GER
tainly receive tie united Uotes oCthe rchoL
democratic TG'W.
Let the party ponder ovei this matter
let them attend the township meetings with
out Gail-let their Delegates remember and
appreciate the importance Of their task
and we shall have cause to congratulate
ourselves hereafter.
Il
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Ess saaszsssaSSS@e.2s

Capital Observation-Disclosures af-
ter the war of the Revolution, several dig
niiaries were converting about the best way
inllictng capital punishment in the young
republic, One thought that shooting was
the most merciful way of winding up a lel-
low-creature' sublunary concerns; another
preferred hanging; and third mentioned
the axe. When the lowth was called upou
for his opinion, he proposed filing The
criminals pockets with continental money
and letting him run, as he would then be
sure TO siarve TO death.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-11-25

The examination of the person implica-
ted in the murder Of Mr.. Lyman, at Roch-
ester, has been closed after eight days sit
ting. Two Young men were committed as
accomplices Of Baron, the principal in the
horrid act. The. latter is youth of only
seventeen, and has thus rapidly run out Il
course of vice and crime.
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The PennsyVvania Reporter

H-'H - IL Il JUN ~ n Il,
'sP"Jii5h Il al Harrisburg, tuice w:sk
during the ssi0a # the Legislature,
anil once a week during The reeess.
The Reporter has been, and will continue to he
firm and unwavering aborer in the cause of Do
oocracy,--an advocate Of the principles OF the Ad-
linistration Of the General Government-sn uHtr-
goppnent ofthc party which rules in the Execu-
I'VE Department Of the State, and which has tramp
alu upon the rights, and wantonly disregarded the
ill ofthe People Of Pennsylvania.
As the ensuing session will he one ofmors than
'riinsry importance, the proprietor has made such
arrangements as will enable him to give full and
tisartory reports ofthe proceedings of the Legis-
lture, and to realize the expectations of those who
nay paironzo the Reporter as a vehicle Of Legisla-
I've einfornatiOn,
The terms Of the Reportsr and Stat. Journal AZ,
Per annum, 81
During tue ssSsiou, 50
ANY agont or other person forwsldiny go, or
s'omlng responsible theroIor, will have six copies
,rwarIed as may be dire ssj, 6srsng tks sasas0A
! lie L g Sk4t ere.
Persons forwarding NAMES Of subscribers aye 10
!ie5tslto DO particular in ssl:ia5 wis,lsr tls sub
'puone are 20 oonGnus Tor the ys0r or ths ssssir1
WILLIAM D. BOAS
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THE NEXT GoYERNnR.

The following communication is from
the pen Of a real old democrat, who has
heretofore actively esroused the principles
Of democracy, and whom we have every
reason to believe has no other object in
view than the success of the party and the
perpetualoa ofits principles. We give it
place without further comment.
COMMUNICATION.
Nr. Ingram: BY a call Of the Standing
Committee published in your last paper.
| perceive that Township delegates are to
he chosen on Saturday next, TO attend
County convention on Monday at Blooms
burg, for the purpose of choosing d S,nd'o-
rial and Representative ,lelegI,a in the 4h
Of March democratic State Convention.
This is an important matter to the demo-
cratic party, aud although the time al,0;tel
by the call is extremely short, vet hope
the minds Of all are preparedto act on the
question. ! really believe that upon the
success or defeat Of our next candidate for
Governor depends the future destiny ofour
party and its principles, not only in the
state but throughout the Union. Then how
careful should we he in our selection-how
anxious to guard against a repetition Of the
scenes of lS35.--And will not the nom-
nation Of either Wolf or Muhlenbcrg be
productive of the same disastrous conse-
quences! Are any so blind as to overlook
the hostile feelings which still actuate the
friends of either of those gentlemen! II
is too evident TO doubt--too evident to de-
ny; and as one who anxiously desires sue
cess, would earnestly urge upon dele
gates the nomination Of a NEW MAN
one on whom the whole party can unite,
and whose election will consequently he
placed beyond a shadow Of doubt. Eos
one, too, would recommend
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-11-25

Fd7e.-There is no unhappicr wrctci
than man whois ambitions, but disar.
pointed; who has the desire for fame, bu
has lost the rower to achieve ii; who long.
for the goal, but will not and cannot put ..
way his Slippers to walk to it.
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,JOUy &. INGRAM

ABY043JlG.2 IN I4AW3
NSdNDERS his professional saryioss 10 tho aGtt-
Il zsnsof Columbia county. be vii fsA ,tsS,.
al l1r business entrusted ~ hls eafa Otdse a. -
Saalo building with tae 'CohIrcais Dsus9srgS
ABIhgnssua May, S9T,
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IIYMENIAL.

MARRIED- At Beaver Meadows, o.
Thursday, the l7th OF November, instant
by the Rev. Roger Moister, Mr.. PHIL
ANDER $. JOSlIN, junio- eIi,or Of tn.
"BGrwick SaniineI," To Miss LUCY AM
STEINER, both Of Berwick.
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ll42


We know Physician who can cure the
tooth-ache, merely by presenting to the
eye Of the patient acerIain root.---HlSSou-
ri .ArguS.
The root Of tue tooth wo suppose.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-11-25

A brodd hiRt.-The editor of the Ded
ham Patriot takes the following novel meth
I'd of dunning his delinquent subscribers:
"I'he Editors boots are wearing ont at
he toes, and the heel taps are coming off
and he wants 25 bushels Of potatoes for
winter. Twice seven are fourteen; ifseveh
Subscribers would pay up now, the editor
might buy the boots and potatoes--thaIs a
fact
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-11-25

"JHe Sacred Nine e"-There are nine
, is,ers living at Yarmouth, N. c., the
youngest of whom is 50 years Of age.