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We coy tbs following summary from she Cincinnati
cassus II Dse.0 Q.
Tss bill ssaa:ia; Bsn<n, privileges tbs Cincinnati
81 Csass.os Rail Rad Company passd both houses
q The Legislature Of Tennessee.
CANADA.-Tas NY. CON- Adv. Of Disc 4, says shs
Ao,tsa papss Of Nov. ~, and Birngso,, W. Of Dec
aeaasn tvs Of shs British in all partc
BANK CONvEN rlON-ra. BODY h., adjourned
Ws.on ods;tas the object for which il convened
sssess'ea Pssssi dscarins iusxpcdiens FIX day
T.: @s "s."soa Of spses payments, by . vote Of 10
rOAEtCN.-Tae packet ship Roscoe, arrived q, n. Y.
s'as' data from Loud,n O:s. ~, Liverpool
. As 2jsh.
No asws Of but little importance. The ". Y. Com.
~ says the most inportans information is the favorable
La.iAe s "uss.peesed honesty ,hs Americas debt
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KRIS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF TOMATO,
on ~ DsrB UTE FOR Gallo - = L


ME p.oprie,or of this article. ass protraesed AMI
expensive rsssarch, believe they have obts"ed from
mel; lsass bsneeial effects
upon the human article free from all subssaness
productive Of disastrous consequences.
The action this nsdicins upon shs constitution s on
vsrsa part Of the system escaping its influence IT'S.
iu great power is particularly manifested t.c" Gus.
will be to have direct effect the bihsry oEa
rers And other which forsdt or eongsssod
Of the GUer and portal circle prevail.
admissible in all eas-., wa--s II is Necessary 20
cleanse the stomach AMI bowels IL obssrucsios
and sxces qiek ard healthy action Of the liver and o
rglsnduar viscsra Of the abdonen Being didusos IN
ss operation, produces free circulation IN shs vessels
the surfaces Of body, accompanied BY gentle per-
sprason. 1t doss like drastic puess ss 10
universally ara b. often rsPeased not
merely with safety, but with great benefit This becomes
indensably in cases Of long standing; TOT y"
intense temporary impressions nado by HsA
zines, seIdom II ever do good bu. tend
ioa Of the eonssisusioh.
" s. % " & ana !.
sdy, valuable articles offered So pub
lie srial and inspection.
This medicine msy BE- Apsbeeariss' Hall, Msia
street, door above ssh Ciacinsas ard eiss q
the following agents in the State Of Indiana.
/ DR.. A. Carsss-Crssnsburgh. Decatur county.
Dry N. Whissssl-knsghsssown, Henry county.
b. Dss:sss ss'"''
Msssr.: Pierce and ssswar.-Masieo, Grant eouOsy.
WIN. Y. Wylsy-Iadianapolis.
!. Ford 4 Walker-Iafayesss.
z. r. Perciv.l h Co-Hartford, Dearborn county.
= \. r. Carer-Dan-ile, Hendricks eouasy.
: T. w. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Montgomery county
!. Alexander vanpsls-Nobe, Shelby county.
Mason & Grfhsh-Connsrsville, Fayssts county
Thomas Mosrow-dist. agent for Union, Fsyssss And
Wayne
= J. II. Wrg.t-Miton, Wayne county.
Dr. 8. Procssr-<sssenc astle, Putnam county
J.AJ J.. Bowen-Lodi, Park county.
Dr. N. Ficld-yeGersonv,e.
Lyon & Wileox-EvansviIe.
Allen Makepsaee-Chcsser6sa, Madison county.
3 b. Br.hswell-Richmond.
A. MILES,
4 On. of tn. pro2se:o.s and Gsnrrai Agent
CixcISNATi, Dec. l6, 1887. ~
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TAKE NOTICE.

NV HEREAS my wife Martha has lsN my bed aai
w board Without any psovocation from this 10
forward person persons from har6cn0 trusting
her my aeeodns-and the pOhlie that il Is
with the des?asi regret that ADVERTISE and until
she had contracted dsbu Richmond my
that ] CONSENTED o do.
l2th m 18th 1887, GEO. b. ROWLETT.
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m PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

M~ter paess a so-day's paper, will Be fooad shis
-. n viIl 70 doubt Be- read with avidisy, and
- - yin lssm his ow" opinions concerning H.
49, - % have done, and now design merely 10 re-
Ae,sss, II brief ssuss, without pretending - in
-. - ~. measures IL psoposes The most inn ,
rnressu which - that Of the Sub-sssasury
ueiMesa He recommends its adoption, aad
- . m,un y ehaags his opinion from this detail given
~ ,ass rgs; Ss 10 the closing paragraph be mounts
Il. IA - Ssaaes hiass and ssarss for Congrsss e
H,,r. Dssu.fs.asiy, for Martins honor a bold and
ss,ss 90, - ~ sassly of iaso the Wing grounds
snhsks psspsay sshsd and coniuessd, highly
~ - - bsssss~ - esunsry, and will doubusss con-
ssuss ss ssasss, - long shey conform shs
bsAss - 6ssd b safe and beneficial" Alas! for
~ - 49, Aspss II Bsnsoaism-shs ehsgin Of the
ca - - petty retailers Of its slang aboos s'gisssrine
- sihg s;ksn purses" We drew shs inference from
Asan hat M. Van Buren, IS willing carry into
sauAp asssure Congress may adops-evsn though IL
~ b - establishment Of Nasional Bank. And
eMR ill Of that character, he would suspend
6na10iss earth and heaven. lie rscommsnds the pas
90 exemption Laws, enable those who have squasssd
spe sai. 70 purchase shsm in preferences Others.
Ne spossd such Partially, believing is ss
nseA havd almost any other msasuss q the gov
smssa Mr. Van Bssn be Ignorant Of tbs ssess Of
Asn lava OF he would have recommended them. The
o theory Of pre-empOon Snss was no OouDs IN
hsuaus aad bsasvosn feelings for the indsen; bus il has
ysaessee and proved runious 70 the best
iasss esvsmasas aad shs public. Tbs President also
sseonassds sbs ssssblisbmsns Of national foundry and
ess powder .sssfseso. Not with having the
tire eensssl q - sword and purse he wishes have
ssssAessssd 70 him, an quantity he may de-
in. TSis would be dangerous experiment! II 10 10.
w be adopted by the American Co.grssa
h Essessvs has power enough already without svin
10 he entire coAsrol Of all ,e requisites for carrying
ssr even though be against the hbsrsiss Of
Anny.
H. Van B,ssn's illusions the local elections Of Nsv
Yss ass Low a,d mpsbls. Not only bus they
le sad hs should DO prosecuted s libel tbs America
character II President Of u States :snds from
FRAT issd through the holy endurance and suffering
4 yass Tor lbsrsy, and filled by the i'm
satal wssAingson vlfy and Gadues the character
Gssu fx the Of sher SURFACES against his friends
- % ssvossay the country which gave him birth.
We eaosdss ssis eon,ruabie message ever d.
issssiso Ceasrsn, and shs most imporsans subject
sisssss tsres, point, or sn-rgy.
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A L1EBHARDT, respectfully infofms de public.
H. that he has established The dying busnsss nsar VIM
BAscRovrs Factory whore be ready dye sILks, csr
and and color that may Be requis
ed and hopes from HE long experiences, nd psops
tsniion business receive share Of public patronage
p 8. He will also attend % eIsaasing and seousinG
Goats, Ae. &c.
Kichmond, Dee. 16, 1887. 49-1~
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LYCECMThe question discussion this evening,
Ought schools be supported by TAX, levied by
State authority. Dispuants-aHhrmasve; Messs F. Gro
& Roe. Negauvs-Messrs J.. w. Green & B. Full
shum An early and general attendance requested,
The officers of the Lyceum will b elected previous the
on-A curious exhibition Of fne will also
b exhibited for inspection BY . member.
}. HARVEY, Sec pro tenn.
Friday Dec Is, 1887.
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WORD TO THE wl8E..sAn sheos Who deS
indebted TO the subscribeo either by NoTs Book
requested call and settle the longer
induencs cannot given The neglect Of this notice for
Money owe, and wishov, money we cannot pay.
DEC. l6, 1897. 49:M E. GROVER 4 co.
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TAKEN Ur.

DY Andrs~ R. Searbuck, in FranAhn Tv~ushr.
Wayne Indiana, the lss day Of Dec. 1887,
sstray COW, marked with crop Oh The right ear;
dark with middle red hell on-sapposed % BE- air
years old, and appraised dollars By William Aussia
and Nathan Jonoa.
hereby certify this be copy from my sasay book
Dee l6, 1887. PAUL NJ. BARNARD J. +.
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EW ARkANGENENT-This isssisusina viii b
CONDUCTED in future By the joint 'aSssrs Of E.
bIsRor, A. b. Of Oxford Ohio. And AnEs n Pos, pro-
fessoaai teacher a BALTIMORE, Nd BY
hoped that abe Insulation III soursd vish An
Of patronage. and the uis assured shas
forts will be spared
TERMS PER QUARTER.
Common EnGlisA Dyanchoo, oo,s0
Maahe0oticA md LaaguaReeS ooy0O
n b. JAacs NJ. FoE --ill also open night sehool II
the Academy. Tuesday 2Ss ;nss. Terms modsr.ss.
December lin, 1887. lS:d
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For the Richmond Ia. Palladium.
40 81 aid, let there BE LIGHT, and there
WAS Lixht.s-Cen.

WAS Light.s-Cen.
"H poke the word from his shro,e high,
~ IL echoes ran, shro' the farshest sky,
- shades Of darkness forsook shsr sphere,
MA backward h.d, for his srord was near:
~na s"s hii od night tina, encircisd earth,
ss0Ssisd TO 4 far abode,
~ 'ns glorious Light received its BIRTH
Ii"" we Thought Of his Maker God:
ana Ans'' eyes With voader cared,
IN the mighty ehAnss hi, be,.,s had m,d.-
-. Aaa S'''f' AMI Strspas stood amazed.
ssn s"s nrs' broad bsrss Of sduls.nce blaxed,
u sAs sre who're has Poser VAS laid.
s~ss sight that sons bust tbs ble,,,d could see.
'''y a''n's as 10 heaven there be.
-. s'sr have bssn since the birth Of time.
ns Earth and its charming cline:
"sy ~os'dipsd God for his power divine,
= ssi'vsnias distant sphere.
ssd'ns ray Of his thought % shine,
- s'ssn himself vas near:
~ born Earth felt she light and smiled.
"'d gave 20 the germs its bosom bore.
esa'ai warmth Of shsss rays % mild.
s'rsA sbsy sp,ng 10 their sweetness wild.
so's'sd shas bosom all bare bsSors.
Asd Earth rsio;eed as ,hos, beaY,;..
nna j'i"sd her praise and music .,o
"h The rsvolvins or6s around.
s'ea ihs herself, the Light had f,u,d:
~ The music Of Ill the suser.a
lynn Of praise IN y,eir nsk.r.. ear
asesasad,-le3, CLiOS
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rsnss. wass lss's'"' !" ''se.s' 70 'a' sens" OF
~. = ooxis, vice, J. p. King. rssig"sd.
.-- .sA,>,e esss 20 tho Wan Buren, voss in the
.,1sn will sseolses that the PEOPLE
49,. -, tsss elected . Wing Govsraos, slough the
...,aisss majority Of vsaisss. The Lsssls-
m Al. s,sessd " he Senate psssieoas Allen, yet
.-,v 4 dc PEOPLE Of that STATE are WAigs
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E9-3ss
NNI300s

IL oecspied BY WnIIAs A. Baccx. (oe Aaia ssrses.
Frons) nssnds kssrng for sa gsssal
eorsment Of good TbomsoaiaA vsgseahe med1kiooo-
u. b. He 10 agent Eos sbs sale Of Dr. Ihoaasfs Eamy
RiRss (sss editson) Robaso0s Lesarss, Boeanieal
Medical Recorder, Re. ke
The pr.eses msdieiss and densisey, asseadsd
f,srneriv, By z SINCLEY, r. b. r.
Dee. 9Th. 1877 $50
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LOOK OUT FOR WET WEATHERM
BOOT AND SEUIE ST0NHo

(Opposite ne Bank, Richmond, Wayne Go. hsdians)
4 SPLENDID as.ormen, Of Hons-msde and Eas-
n Boots, Bscgans, Monroes, Low Shoes, AMI
Pumps Ladies' Lasting Kid, Seal and Morocco Slippers,
Shoes Boots, and Caters also, Chdrens' Boots Shoe
all of shs best quality. hand and for sale low by TIE sub
scr,bers. Also, the best quality Of EASTERN SOLE
LEATHER, kept constantly ON hand, and Ens sale by
r. r. COALE g. ID. l.. HAMILTON
December 9Th, 1887. 46-ly
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~m,ondsnss will pissss excuse "; 'hsy shall
.sSsdsss = sus ssss.
~. s,,.d sbis wssk's pspsr with documents Of
0..;.s .,,,ssss sss sssal variety. In our next
-. q give ,hs proessdiss' Of Congress and Of
$3.50 lltdasss'.
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THE VICE PRESIDENT IND A M 17OIN.AL
RANKING fbllo,rns eo"s.ssa.ieaao~ apPesn che
Philadelphia Enqsarer Of Friday ssovsiae

Philadelphia Enqsarer Of Friday ssovsiss.
Col. Johnson in Earor Of . q. S. Bend.
~ Editor:7he vire Pesidens Of ne United States
gent,enen. Of d.6eren: political set"enes, mode eae
oo,ring language in reply to question P q him whieh
tienen' said he, alan, "a yavor Of Uaited States
Bank-s bank NTH capital Of from fry q e~e hun
scod he a sguc-e mule the United States it de-
e,denee. cere notes seoxd not Be redeemed IN specie
eg.rat, any time Genelensen, these my
You NAV rely Mr. Editor on he truth and eo,reetness
suquesisnae reraeity, who present the ocenon
and he also confidently refer. 70 de eeher Gentlemen p'es
ent, for he truth # xhas = here ~risten.
A NoBLH SPECIMEN OF LInERALITY.-The
wings Of Hancock county are about to establish .
paper ut Finday, their seat Of justice, called the
Hancock Republican, end the democsats have had
public meeting on the subject, and denounced
tho paper in adUance calling il all manner Of hard
names before the FIRST number has seen the light
At this liberal and enlightened meeting Parlee
Carin, our newly elected representative, had the
high honor Of presiding.-Toledo Blade.
: AMERICAN PRISONERS IN JAxArcA-The Kings
l ton New Courans Of the eighteenth ult has the
}, followingi
? We learn that the American Consul, R. M
Il Harrison, Esq has made an application to his e,
r ceiency the Governor, in behalf Of some seame,
arrested and committed to Jail, in default Of pre-
e curing bail to the amount Of 5OOl each. We be
@ lieve the charge against them is for having con
q mitted an assault on Dr. Stennett, between whot
e and Capt. Groves Of the Emily, a. our reader
e are aware, legal proceedings have been institu
'e ed.
&c BACKING OUT IN ssOLD vYRcINNY."-Thoma
Oh Jefferson Randolph, one Of the delegates Of IN
u county Of Albcmarle, has published an Addres
D. to his constituents, in which he invites action
IS that country, on the sub-treasury subject, an
Processes his intention to resign, should it appca
g that he is in a minority.
:. We ,ch0 hdce too macy potatoes feed them {
~ yosr horses. Potatoes, boiled Il - said, sfrexet
!" en- and greatly improve a horse. Mir css sera
u and potatoes goa ,rosld chop feed. Try Il o
your old horses for Il makes sbem almost yosng
20 The citizens of New Haven have complete
e \ subscription for the purchase Of Augur's grou
p Of 'Jeph,ha and his daughter" The sum agree
'1 to be paid for the statues $4,000. They n
~ designed 10 form the nuclues Of gallery Of scull
u ture at that place-This 10 example Of publ
OF spirit and taste, worthy Of all emulation, and
- tribute to native genius and worth, honorable
- like to all concerned.-[A Albany Argus.
The Canadian patriots, (as they call themselve,
,e have had regular fight with about 200 roy,
C. troops, near Montreal, and defeated them II
IT rov alists had l6 killed and wounded. -Dayto
~. Jour.
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ME usdsssgDsd having eaksn isssen a Ad0ais-
seasiea ~ q Ssspsss q. Hunt dsesd las>
Al WAYNE lsdisa. ssqssa an pesseas isssbsd
said essass make immsase payosss esd - sss
rne eiass .gaisss dss pssssss ssn leaIly su
sieassd fas sssdeusaa yees fuW is desp n
essaso 10 osavsas. SAITM HUNT.
CHAR&&D HUNT.
dee. Sd, 1881. f4s NJ .6Asuas1uos.
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HATS! HATS! CAPS! &C

New HAT and Cap EstablfshmeMt.
VuNHE undersigned have entered into partnership. in de
nanufacsory Of Fine BxAvER, OrTER, RoaAM, SslG
and WooL HATS.
THEY manufaesury Ladies' Black and Drab BsAvsa
HArs their and the public in general, are rs-
call and they be suited in shape color,
quality and PACE.
TaEt have hand, and intend keeping. . general
assossmen, Of Mems and Boys fine and eoarse CAPS
CorsrRy MEacMAsrs particularly invited call snl
their stock, is large and warranted be equal
in quality and style any the Wssten Country. Orders
will shsnkfaly received and pnnetusy attended co. and
made easy. CALEB SHARON,
JOHN SUfFRINS.
Rrenuoxp. Dee. 9th. 1881. AS<f
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Te acho hace too masy potatoes feed them 4
yoxr horses Potatoes. boiled u - said, strexRtk
and greatly improve q horse. Mir csa seras
and potatoes yos ,rosld chop feed. Try Il o,
your old horses for Il makes skem almost yosng.
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6AOE AGWARD3!-Leh employwens Of die
NA&D subseribsrs on Saturday lasf, indenssd sp-
prentice shs Ba.ksnfhinS busnsss, samed DIlooa
MoTx; ts above reward viii b givsa any Pssa vho
yin aid boy. We aiso Erwasa al pesssss iron
hasoosns u rusng him % ssr account wa pay
dG6s q his eonsaesng,-and gill psossesss ssss who
pesy him, for The asais Of his labor.
8. 4 D. 8. HONEY.
Riehmood, De. 9. 1897. lo-3v =
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1zNOR 0ALE.-The subsesiben have . COPPEE
- COLORlNG KETTLE, and LEA d PLANklNC
KETTLE, which they will selI on fsssoaabts terms
SHEARON L SCFFR1ES.
Richmond, Dee. 9, 1887. l66
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BACKING OUT IN @OLD vYRcrxNY"-Thoms
Jefferson Randolph, one Of the delegates Of tn
county Of Albcmare, has published an Addres
to his constituents, in which he invites action i
that country, on the sub-treasury subject, an
processes his intention to resign, should it appcs
that he is in q minority
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possess, Official or OtncIWISc, 10 ala IN
promotion; to cheer its friends, and rally to its
support. the good will and the best regards of my
fellow citizens generally.
Inasmuch, too, as the great and paramount 10
tcrest Of the state, from the popularity Of her
position and SOIL agricultural, it will at all times
afford me unminglef satisfaction, to contribute
aov and every thing in my power to encourage
and sustain it. II is, recoIect, for this end-and
surely a nobler cannot be conceived-that the
fortunes of Indiana have been ventured on the
construction Of 50 extensive . system Of Inter
nal improvement. The friends Of this system AZ
IDENTIFY hope that the day will not be far distant,
when the million Of freemen whose homes are to
be reared, and whose industry is to subdue the a.
most interminabe forests in the interior, shall be
enabled by il TO enjoy like facilities-iike advan-
tages In commercial Transactions, are at pres
ent possessed by our more fortunate neighbors,
who dwell upon the banks Of the Ohio.-And
permit me 10 remark, that | hail the spirit dis
played, through the numerous agricultural socie-
lies and fairs created and held the past year. in
every part Of the state, - furnishing the best GU
rantee Of future success and ezceilence in every
branch Of mechanical and agricultural skill And
to my fellow citizens, Who are in At once % N
nocent-so happy. and % beneficial a scheme o.
improvement. ~ these same societies Indicate. n
the utrnost sincerity of my heart, ] say. Co
E speed you.
} Having now freely and frankly communicates
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-26

GEN. JAcKsoN's LETTERs.-The follow
ing explanatory remarks in relation to the
letters of Gen. Jackson, published in anoth-
er part of our paper, are from the Globe of
Thursday:
General JackSon'S Dictation.-The Let
ters from General Jackson to the editor of
this paper, recently published, have been
the subject of so much calumny and mis-
representation, that we owe IL to ourselves
to say a word in reference to the motives
which actuated us in publishing them.-
They were introduced in an editorial reply
to the charge by Judge White, that Gener-
al Jackson was solicitous to establish ga
Bank of the U. States, founded upon the
moneys of the United States, and attached
to the Treasury Department.. The ad-
dress containing these charges was publish
ed by Judge White, simultaneously at
Memphis and Knoxville, the two extremes
of the State of Tennessee, both long dis
tance from the residence of General Jack
son. The object of publishing it at these
extreme points, was to act upon the ap-
preaching election, before General jackson
could have time to reiute its calumnies and
falsehoods. In exhibiting this bug-bear of
national bank, it was the object Of Judge
White to subserve the interests of the Bank
of the United States. The editor of this
paper felt it to be due to General Jackson's
fame that his letters should be published, to
disabuse the public mind from the false
hoods of Judge White. No other motive
could have called forth these letters from
their privacy. No man can read them
without being convinced that General
Jackson is opposed to national bank, Of
any and every description, and that the
charges of Judge White are utterly false
and calumnious.
We trust our democratic contemporaries
will do us the justice to republsh the above
statement.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-26

From the UeSt.-The many outrages
committed daily by bands of organized ruff
fans, appeal loudly upon the citizens of
Louisville to do something effectual for
their prevention. Night before last, q hack
driver in the employment OF Mr.. Leach,
while passing along Bear Grass creek, was
knocked down, and left for dead after the
attempt had been made to throw him into
the creek. Many other similar acts have
been committed. Yesterday, we under
stand, man was knocked down and prob
ably killed by robber' 1t seems not
probable, however, that such deed could
have been perpetrated in the open day,
though ii is certainly not without precedent
in this city.-LOuiSUiH Jour.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-26
HARDWARE & CUTLERY.

Bar iron, steel, nails, spikee, sprigs,
screacS, hinges, locks, latcheS, glass aad
brass bureau knobs, kniUeS and forks,
spoons, lamps, brass and iron ca,adlesticks,
buckles, dugers, fiat irons, hand and pan
mel saaos, frying pans, acq6Fe irons, curry
combs, ShoUets, dripping pans, ccf3e
mills, iron squares, brass andironS, cutting
kniUes, drawing kniUes, scissors, razorS,
spectacles, shoe pincers, plated spurs,
gimbletS, knitting pins, shoe taos, steel
CARDS, and a general assortment Of brush
es, &c.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-26


Certain rumors are ailoat respecting the
official conduct of John Fruit, Esq. while
Treasurer of this County; and a garbled
statement of his transactions will appear in
the "Danville Intelligencer" Of this week.
We are authorized to say that the matter
viii be fully explained by the present Trea-
surer, Hugh McWilliams, Esq, and that
Mr.. Fruit will be entirely freed from any
censire on account of the performance OF
his duties as Treasurer of Columbia coun-
ty. Our readers may look for this expla-
nation in our next; and however much such
late and malicious publications are calcula-
ted to operate upon the Delegate elections,
we can only rely upon the integrity of the
Democratic party, who know Mr.. Fruit, to
take firm stand against these vile attempts
to defeat his nomination.--Hc is genu-
inc Democrat--an honest and good citizen
full of spirit and philanthropy, and sub
iect TO no censure for official misconduct in
any capacity in which he has served the
public.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-26

FWe are authorized to state that any
reports now in circulation relative to any
change in the political principles of JOHN
FRuiT, Esq. are without foundation, and
only invented by his enemies to prevent his
election to the office of Sheriff. He is, as
he always has been, genuine Democratic
Republican; and in soliciting the suff'rages
of ALL voters for sheriff, he feels no inclina-
ton to sacrifice his political principles or
abandon his party.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-26

FOur readers will perceive from the
advertisement of the Sheriff, that a County
Treasurer will be ELECTED on the second
Tuesday of October next, agreeably to
late act of Assembly for Columbia county.
We have heard no person mentioned for
this office; and all we hope is that good
accountant and genuine Democrat may be
put in nomination by our County cohven-
ton,