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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-12-23
4 Court of Oyer and Tcrmiaer o,ad g n
cal jail Delioery, General Qu0rter
Sessions of the Peace, Common
Pleas, and OrphmI'8 Court,


IN DANVILLE, in the county of Columbia, on
the third Monday Of January next, (bcng the 18th
day. and TO continue two weeks,
NOlICE IS Hcrcfire hcreJy girea to the Cor
oncr, the Justices Of thc Peace, and Coustahles of
the said County Of Columbia, that they be then and
there in their proper persons at ten O'Clock, in the
forenoon of said day, with their records nquisous,
and other rcmcnibranccs to do those things which
to their offices apportain to be done. And those
who arc bound 10y rccugnizances to prosecute
against the prisoners that may be in the Jail
Of said county of Columbia, are to he then and there
to pro. ecutc against them shall be just Jurors
requested to be punctual in their attendance,
grccably to their notices.
Dated at Danyillc, the 18th day of December in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and thirly-seycn, and in the G3d year Of
the independence ofthe Um,ed States of Amer
lea.
WILLIAM KITCHEN, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office, Danyillc, ,
Dec. Is, 1887. 35-4t
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can say to you at present of the movements on
this side of the water.
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30 CREDETORs.

TAKE NOTICE, that have applied
to the Judges of the Court of Common
Pleas of Columbia county, for the benefit
ofthe Insolvcnt laws of this Commonwealth,
and that they have appointed Monday the
18th day of January next for hearing me
and my creditors at the court house IN Dam
vile, when and where you may attend if
you think proper.
DANIEL ROAT.
Bloom, Dec. l6, 1887.
eC7The Wyoming Republican will in-
scrt three times and charge this office,
sending the papers containing the same.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-12-23

RTHEREAS, the Honorable ELLIS LEWIS,
w President of tho Courts OF Oyer and Ter
miner and General Jail Delivery, Court Of Quarter
Sessions Of the Peace, and Court of Common Pleas,
and Orphans Court in the eighth Judicial District,
composed oithc counties ofNorhumbcrland,D of Union,
Columbia and Lycoming; and the Hon. WILLIAM
MONTGOMERY, and LE0NARp RvrERr, Esqurcs,
Associate Judges in Columbia county, have issued
their prcccpt hearing datc the I'd day of December,
in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and thirty and to me directed for holding
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-12-23
NEW GOODS.
Cheaper than Ever!
The Subscriber

Would beg leave to announce to the peo-
pie of Bloomsbury and vicinity, that he has
just received ID splendid assortment of sea-
sOnahle
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-22
HON. JOHN DUMONT.

We deem j. duty ws owe readers, give then IN
~ iasnasioa collect respecting the diAeeas
ddass bsIhs shsn, fos shsir suasss the ensuing
a election The following article from the lndiana Jouc-
ma is'r AL candid review Of speech made BY Mr. Do
moes n And'eaapos . short time since. A such give
10 % or rsadess Mr. Dmo.s claims To be friend 10 In
ssnel Improvement and pssef Of his sndship sssrs
10 his course in suPposas Wabsd and Erie eanal
and h' might extend his refssnes an his vosss ouse sub
jses 10 ~ Senate fr he lass few ysa ,d h. bean
"s@her of de Hes iass ~ 10 Apuhs hav, 70
ssd NJ ne fa0oss l gown "eaf b,' hus - Il wa -
supported all de slsceiaG calf bills which vsv,
shs 0Dnaeo.
Fruo ~ lndiana Jsuu.al
yonN DC1oNr, Esq. . candidate for Gover>or
addressed . porsioa If he citizens of Mar;oo
county ~ Tie Court house o. Saturday lass.
Fmo the re0nRhs mads BY HI. Dumaoe = rp3a-
tioo 70 his treatmeat elsewhere, No presums n
would b disPleassd If no notiee were tahes Of -
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-22

The following are few Of the toasts given At
the Wing celebration of the 4th, by the Conven-
ton at Columbus:
I. Tie day re celebraee-The hand of despot-
ism cannot ~expunge" it from the past
2. The ~exPcri~est' xpos the cwrescy-Re-
markably successful in converting good to bad
and bad to ,corse.
3. A 7tcass,y Baak-In the North poor 3seockn
in the South Abelow par"-in the East t.~arkss
dsl'']n the West "no salen
A. Be~son's ~esaHie cssrcsey-Gold to the Of
fee holders-iron to the people.
5. The sresty-six Uaiscd Ssascs-A political
constellation it shine with undiminished
lustre, until the last star in heaven shall fall
6. The last and present Administrations They
will soon find other uses for the @expsaeiae pes''
than blotting out the constitution.
z. Henry Clay-A puro and incorruptible pa
triot. He will save his country though he sacri-
fee himself
g. Dasiel Websscr-A living evidence "that
God created man in his own image
9. Wiuiaa Heavy Havisos-The miserable
reptiles Of party may 6x their fanRs upon him,
bat they cannot dim the lusture Of his fame.
Coz JOHNSON has denied under his own hand,
that he has changed his opinions On the subject
graph, stating that he was in favor Of q Natioaal
Bank, which has been going the rounds q the
papers, is without . shadow Of foundatioo," and
that he intends Ito sustain the adminstratioo Of
the General Government, in the course which il
has pursued Western (Ky) Citizen
A Paris paper says, that n. Prestal, who lately
killed n Hans in . duel, has been coadeaned ~
. JUDICIAL tribunal, 10 pay the widow of The d.
ceased IN annuity Il 500 f.ncs during her lifs-
d. SouaA ays thaA annya na nas IN hsa1
agaiaAs pslPi1 vAsaioAt lnxe dns6 esuafsy
e1esnsne service at he PaWghaaa
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-22

O. Noeday, 1ls. I. OschasA II e.
diver, vslked sn6ss vsaes 6oo - - I
1t Dsidwsss, - ~ 10y, . dissseee d
. lie, oad fso thsaee $500 - -
the great eniifcaaisa e ahsue ~
0ee1nsen-(OunesDee 0anee1D.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-22

"A young lady Of high sccompaissoest..
no pri6e) on ahseocs II he sevaat, sssqP9
the door On de rigging e DE bell, Wild 60
eed q visit ffuo ooe a Der adnieen. O. -
inG, tie beas, giasciag At de hasp -
which stosd u the aParsmeet eSess1
ebeses heard mnsic-oa VIA -
were you PefSosming, Mi~r o. -
s;r, With the accompaniment q - 49,
replied sbe, my mother = widbsa -
ays dat mast leasn - feg~ 49, -
sooser q later, asd hsve ~ az
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-22

then meeting q waxcn surface, strike deepest, and
mast indcllibly. Habits then formed, though
shey may seem but - the filmy line Of the spi-
dsr,Psssing from spray to spray, trembling in ev-
cry bsecze, may prove n links Of tempered steel,
binding immortal being to its changeless desti-
ny.
Next IN importance to moral and religious Gull
ture - intellectual. The mother while she con-
ducts the former, is also pioneer for the latter.
That docility, application, and retensivc enemy.
which lead to emincnce in The ns,r,.,;t. of kno1I
edge, il - hers to foster and To ,arrcv,hen- A..
our structure Of society seldom p,rm;,. h.r N
eooducs the whole process of oducaSc,- osh.,
grades q teachers arc ready to advancc' -.
che - summoned to dePute O TO divide her rse,r.
cy. ;.
'Ladies wbo are not encumbered with the cares
department q action. There - no better mode
q completing their own cducatiou, than to as
sist that of Others. A wide 6eld is open to them,
should prepare themselves for il, by dcep and per-
sevesiaG study.
Young ladies ennobled BY education, are tr,,-
~ privileged oedcr. They have in their power
% coossr Important benefits On their country
IDey surely esght % - unwilling 60 leave no
ssece q oeasvoeeace q 10 community where
sney were reared Ihne who are surrounded
BY :@usnce nssd feel i 10 derogaso;n to engage
- " business q instruction. If advantages =
r.ss 10 the teacher, in tho depth and con6rm.-
teo q nerown knowledge, and u those habits
q sctfdsscipsirc which are above all prise, why
should they exclude themselves from such advas.
'sscss why should patriotism be strooae.t
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-22

future days be referred back toOs being calcula-
ted to promote the prosperity and glory Of the
State, We shall acknowledge ourselves beyond
measure deceived.
Mr.. Dumo0t touched upon . number Of topics,
in relation to which we propose not to follow him.
His general object, n well ~ the whole tenden-
cy Of his remarks, undoubtedly was to bring into
ridicule our internal improvement system, and to
produce disaf1ection among the people to the laws
Of the land, and to the public authorities Of the
country. In doing this he was frequently quite
amusing. We by no means desire to underrate
his talents, his Pretensons to Wit, OF his powers
Of dicule, bat We are sorry they should be exert
Cd in endeavoring TO excite the people to turn u
gainst what cooceive to be their true interest,
and the policy Of the State We have ever had
. high respect for Mr.. Damo0t. His services in
the Legislature have been useful and Honorable.
We arc not going to say that he may not be hon
est and sincere in the course he i pursuing. but
NO firmly believe IL win initiate against his fame
n . statesman. We would rather attribute his
course TO the influence Of an allpefvadiaG multi
6catioa atmosphere BY which he has been sur
rounded than to . desire to act the demaeuRue
and rise into o(6ce . hobby which, Il success(al
will, verify believe, sop the foundatioa of our
prosperity, and place - u attitude fttin1 foe
The roceptoa AZ the scom and contempe of o9r ms.
tse states. We 6mly believe Tat If he e6orts
of the e1aaA6efs and nulli6ers prove successful,
e1r higA Character for eaeefPsne ard Pshlie SPAR
II, osr credit, ouf prosperity, WI - nredee@ahly
psusezassA, and shat ~ win - fscs1 - enls q
seaod below al efsr sufsuul1 1T sison, aadtlns
the nans Il - fsdisnias, instsed a bsiag Ell
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-22

A Paris paper says, that n Prestal, who htel
killed n Hans in del, has been ooode0ned B
. judicial tribunal, 10 pay the widow If The 4
ceased IN annuity e 500 61ncs during her Ii
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-25

TN. CR1DH1Ys0 AUTHXUaBxT PTLL1=
ss sss
ss New q hs E
and re- snss .ass sssss
mi q s saas sai 4 d q ':.
tis ss
them wsnses enss and yisoi
sIa ns q Pr
r. al se % 10 ss 1spw Q,
the hnnereds Of medical toners can corp
me TO oso VIII. have P9 se &
1s9ss TsG be
whichfuly bearost the Doctor'sassertions.
much subscribing sfessy u Dr..
OF 500 and always the same result VIZ perfect
cure Lock Hospital aTe.v a sffE ass no5ss,
The woewipr have more receives from hzh
respectable individuals worthy 0 Phisdesa juno q. 1885,
done 80 for ea two years and that hsdraseea
fac, ssy
ses hs fi Hs q PMS h been
state o Gs%p ss
how hsppy should satisfaction to
sANtG G5.IS.n SQUARE js', ;s 'ss:
thar could wish -!
Tor cng IN ofme Luckily when desnte bro her arm
we'd from Albany (whee Pills has effected hopeless
lS . May .f have Hs n T -
shall give what my feelings prompt you de-
send you and address, and ii
will avail will NEST cheerfuly give to situated asl
j.. W.
Wholesale and retail by A. B. Sands 100 Fultcn cor Of
williams and retail, by Mnor Gamble Dey and Broad
D. Osborn Houston and Bowery J. b. Naos,
Broadway DR. Gnon Of Grand and Bowey Forbes SIS
Pearl st. OF Cross ST. CO. Walker AID the B.weYy
will Canal and udson T. r. Austin ss Ca street and
DR.. Young, 80 south Fourth street. Pho dcpha
FEMA LIZ COMPLAlA1s.-L r. CLeny q fds consider
ed the most efe acos remedy present FIR the
ChOrosis Green Sickness, Anmns mica, ineena
ty d The ale consttu ien
b. Those troubled with gravel be cured By
Dr. Ceys Astrngen Pills Tho having the bladder,
in the kidneys accompanied with THO X rpy ara
tonishingly relieved by these pills Price 81 peIbox.
will be supplied at very liberal discount and The
Pills WILDE warranted to them produce the desired effect
l-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-25

IFor the'Morning henfo-J
To Cornelia.
Delicious rose Itself reple;e
with fragrant beautys mantpisg sweet
Vel round il sweetsr charms combine
For twas precious gift Of thine.
Perhaps, e'er yet the morning ray
Had chased The pearly dews awsy
While rural grace adorned your brow
You plucked il from its tender bough'
Among your locks perhaps 'sNsas t"ineu
An emblem of spotless niihd'
Or laid upon your bssom bare
To vie with charms luxuriant there.
Then 10 your cousins faithful hand
You gave il with the sweet command
To LET me have il, she obey'd
And safe the charming flower conveyed
Receive my thanks, dear eul for this,
lis hlushng leaves often kiss,
And think of you-yet must aver
Your own sweet lips would prefer.
brooklyn, July 18th, 1887.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-25

MoRrIre HEaALp-Issued every morning except Sundav
Price per copy Country furnished stAa
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No paper sent out, unless paid in advance. ..t4 IN
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the same rste. Cash, Ia advance
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-25

m. IgAAC FHAMCI0, DENTIST, has renewed
~ from No Chsmbers street. No l38 ChaInbcrs oppo-
site Hudson street. takes the present opportunity respect
fully thank his friends for the long conferred
him. and Continues practice In all various branches OF
Dentistry His premium incompatible Teeth of the bes
quality real imitation OF retain their color and du
rabiy unimpsired His full remain
manent to the without the springs gaures on
improved principle not Generally Any wish
ing ke satisfied the subject those who have worn
them for some years in this N Also Drops engaged 10 cure
the most violent oohacie few moments and at the sane
time preserve the toot.
Der Royal College Surgeons London the New
Medical Society, has joined him, whose Dental attain
nents every reliance can be placed in.
ARTIFICIAL EYES-Are Inserted by DR.. Isaac Francis,
which distinguished from the natural and will per-
form every motion OF that organ without giving the slightest
pain For an Improvement this he has received dpo
ma, (which the following Is COPY
This Diploma awarded by the
American Institute,
Tn The Civ Of New York, at the late Fair
TO DIR. ISAAC FRANCIS,
For a fine specimen OF Artificial Eyes,
IAN Improvement
EDWIN WILLIAMS Rec Sec.
j b. WAKRMAN, Cor. Sec.
New York. Oct, 1886.
~ CELEBRATED EYE Waterloo F. respectfully
SELECTS the attention Of the public his most extraordinary anu
ehcacious Eye Water II has proved itself mos Vaaane
application in OF and chronic inflammation anor
ing immediate relief Even diseased for several years II
has effected perfect cure in a few days.
n charpe rpta
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-25

A curious instance Of prolonged somnolency or sus
pended consciousness s related in the last echohare
Republican which spproximses In kind II No, In dura
siou, the &C Rip Van Wrinkle A Mrs sydney Ii
wing near that village fell asleep ia her chair soon after
sea on The 18th ulmow carried bed IL being found
impossible to wake her, where she slept soundy and
queuy until the 2ih, when, for the first time she np-
peared TO notice what passing During this time
six days she took no food -Srogs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-25

ATTRACTION ExrRAopp,s.py r,o u.o,..,.,x r
The Cincinnati Museum advertises that man who was
eceny executed near that city bcquea,hed his body to
-cordngly delivered 10 him .Is ~ u ,,a' was nc
nal. head heart and RICH, hand ready for public in
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-25

Ia, CARPENTER. No. Peck Slip, costnues to a.
- his undivided perfonal attention IL the Of all deli
cate o. private whe'hss recon, ssoiiss D.
late sure. of vexmsot u g. Army and fcr yean 49,
,e,er ofhis city sepYate cees s te privacy Of psess
Ckares reasonable and al easss ssssaatscd myN-0
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-25

mr. Nstce Thereby given the Delegates composing the
above Instuton viii hold their first meeting In the CITY OF
New-York, the first Monday Of September next Qsn
information already received ro<a various parts OF ae
country but his graca
ton cheering prospect afforded OF the Profession being
n New Orleans Mobile, Nachez, Nashville Lexington Ky)
jackson, lMissouril Washington D. c. HarIsbSrg PENN
NewYok all of which places delegates will be present
and doubt many Others Of which, yet no advices
have to hand.
Ii silly hoped that matter Of much importance 10
Craft will not be neglected any city village OF
the land but the the west the north and the south
cordially join in the praiseworhy effort to bind together !he
Of the profession. CHARLES A. DAVIS, Cor. Sec
NJ The several Societies of Printers throughout the
County as well Chapes individuals where
Societies formed respectfully requested TO give the
ahoye rs much publicity as possible. jyl8 law3w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-25
THE EYE.

hR. ELL1OTT, Ocunt, Professor Of Anatomy and dis
- Of the Human Eye.From " years undivided at
ienliosand study, under the celebrated Ocus
In Europe, and III the best In America-Profes<or
the Med cal College Of Oho-wt the
cessi Practice in the Union DR.. r. with confidence
that he the dangerous and diseases The
Eye w an operation, except in 81 blindness
he operates for Cataract, Corecomis and Eptropium.
sPECTkCLES-Dr. Els pat beautiful,
dunn Spectacle Glasses having the peculiar property keep
of change = '
defect = - -
DR. r. begs attends W diseases Of the Nv
ssd impereciiass OF the vision ony.
81 Once SoS Roadway. Private entrance In Duane
EyH-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-25
DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
TETTH.-M DUPERRON, from Paris, lately arrived
IN New York, respectfully informs the public that Ne In
tssds To follow his profession in all s branches For The
fence OF those who viii favor him with their conf
desce NJ d. will sitend their residence they will do him
the faysr 10 address him his domc No 57 Pearl
Broadway, Raming their and number e28 linz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-25

nR. cORwAH, suseEoN bEENrusr. and M--.
~ E.,~ n haesr~St'ss Ted, No. 1894 Spring Of
q Or ca ch.rw-s ar. YER, moderate. and Ahuneorup
sSls Teeth ere really splesdh. syB N
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-25

NEsE SOAP Il prcpared beautiful eyotics wsrrsn
ed perfectly II completely eradcaes frrcks
pimpes sots reDe and all cutapeous erupons gradually
realizes 4 nsrrs the saIow com
pexous radiant whtepcss impsrng beautiful juvc
nile bloom
enslemep aAer shaving win fad asy the ana
smsrting pain and render the shin smooth and pleasant
For sse wholesale and retail by A. Underi IA Re~l..p
reet Of williams Dr. Hart, corner 81 Broadway and
Chauhers street. Price 50 cents per cake. mvqSam
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-25

subscIbeT has heard viii tho
painful The persons dying with
inns dreadful disease Having had bis
cured much pairs and E which have
red and know fail His before
making npubc IS he was laid scrt biz III most solemn
not To- make known for He happy
that that time persons bitten need die without
they chooses for tns sensible Of the happy and effects that
this medicine produces and the mdncss Of its
without causing The pa'isnt be conred FEM
with he continuation Of former h ah he medicines made
OF are very energetic and powerful perfectly harmless a
ter No need escts
as has been known fail Of efectng and csnf
dent Is he his perfect this adul Of all
eases that he would dread the bite OF rabd dog
thar
R8 sms d. BIDwELL Az Grand street
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-09-28
NOTICE.

DY order of the Court of Probate for the O District of sharon, the subscriber will sell at Public Auction. on the 7th day of Oc- tober, 1887, at o'clock in the afternoon. so much of the Real Estate of Mr. GEORGE PEcK. late of Sharon, deceased, as will raise the sum of two thousand two hundred and twenty nine dollars and forty -nine cents, together 3 with the incidental charges of sale. The sale will be made at the late dwelling house of the deceased, in Sharon, Ellsworth Society.
 scjE sa SAMUEL F. PECK, Admr.
 Nkaycn, Sem. III, 1887. IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-09-28

Autumn Thou art with US. Already we feel the prickles in the morning air., And the stars shine out at nighA with a pc. culiar lustre. Shortly, we shall see the rich tints which thou flingest Ou the wood- lands, and then thy russet livery, And il ,hOu art now bright, and gay. aud beauii- ful. thou art not less lovely. when thy ha- y atmosphere spreads voluptuOus soit- ness over nature-Swhen the sun himself Is shorn of his beams, and like pale planet wanders through the sky. 1i1 a'l] Sf".
 Autumn! With it's fields of ripening cOrn-and it's trees laden witI. fruit, aud its vines with the clustering grapes .
 Keeling to earth, purple and gushing t; and clear, sparkling streams, and salmon fishing, and field sports. is here. 4.S r.
 Out in the Autumn woods The broad leaf of the Sycamore hath fallen upon the streaMlet and hath passcd on with its tunl- bling waters, or dispaTts them where it has rested against soMe obstruction. The Buckeyes is bare. The Mapleis golden leaved, save where is spread, on field of orange, the hectic flush which marks ape preaching decay. or where the sap is yet sntuyy GUutSlUSS uuu OCttGatO 6tCCu tC~ mains. The Oak is of a deep crimson, and the Gum even yet of a bloodier hne.- Far of, on the tall cliff, is the spiral pine and cedar, in their eternal green.
 Out in the Autumn woods! When the leaves are falling. like the flakes in the snow-storm. It is time fer rcfection-iI is time for lofty contemplation. The soul is full, if it have ,he capacity to feel, and 1t pushes forth, though the tongue speaks not. And yet it is irresistible, 10 sroam through the au:umh woods, aud listen to the thousand whispering tongues, which fill the air. Tie fallness of feeling must be relieved by the merry shout and loud halloo. ..sz.
 We welcome thec, Autumn. Thou ar, the deares, to us of the seasons--save the flower -month. We hail thy coming snow, not as has been our wont. Since thou vast last here, we have lost friends; and in thy wailing winds, and out beneath thy sky, and roaming through thy varied gor- geous-liyeried woods, our thought shall be turned 10 their memories. Louisuilc G0z.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-09-28
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