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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-07-14
SJ . w u gs a
AND AMERICAN COURIER,

THNHE labor and expense bestowed upon this pc.
per have already gained us large list of couh
try subscribers; and shall spare neither time, la
Dor or money in making it the most interesting pa
per in the Union. w e are nowengeged in procu-
ring some beautiful designs an1 it isonr intention
to produce one, two or more, every week, as soon
as our subscription list shall nave increased as to
warrant us in mourning the expense of engraving.
They will be done On wood by one OF the finest en-
gravers in the city,
In point of local intelligence scientific sssays,
literary articles and general news our paper is ai
ready acknowledged equal to, as in size exceeds
any now issued in the United States, AS a family
newspaper, we never have and never shall insert in
to its columns an article sentiment that shall
call blush upon the cheek Of beauty, Humor, wat
and pleasure, may always be found, and of the most
enticlng nature, without swerying from modesty,
and deidng morals Or religion, and Of such cast
shall ours be.
Besides embracing III that we have stated above,
our paper will contain Bank Note Table ard
Price current, corrected weekly. We hope our
friends in the country will assist rs in extending
our circulation, that we may at once commence our
intended improvements.
TERMS -Four dollars per annuln, payable IN al
gance,
No orders attended to unless The nonry is remit
ted pos, paid or g city reference given
Post Masters throughout the Union, and in tpe
CanaGa., are requested TO- use their influence to Oh
tain Us subscribers, and wc VIII send Them paper
gratis,
We wish % estlbli5h agencies III country towns,
end persons Wishing 10 act for US will haze The
nja,ss to drop a line (post paid) to that effect
uiA a city relerence and we will enter into ar
raugcmcnts with them at once. They viii find cur
terms exceedingly liberal.
New York, 1888,
Dun ExcuASgE LIsT--Wc wish to oxcAarga
with our democratic contemporaries, generally thlo
outthe country and shall feel obliged if those OF
them with whom we now exchange win announce
this in their columns. Il is our determination with
the blessing OF Heaven to fight good fight for the
cause of the people this ensuing wear, and we are
ambitious 10 stand well armed, and with full QuiY-
er in The ranks Of its champions Our daily paper
viii be sent in exchange for another daily, and ouI
weekly, when is the largest IN the Union, for "a
weekly. a concertfd action among t.ls democratic
press is most deana5lo aul w5rn aotomlhsh Pio-
desies,
WUST Received an Assortment Of ne.
eD latest New York style OF D.a5, Black, Rass.a.
SILK snd Tug Hats Of various qualities ans pTpss,
fS II Dollars 10 \ Dollars
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Resunlption Of Spectle Pdun1ellls

On Thursday evening, the 9Th of July,
the Banks Of Philadelphia City and County
agreed, by majority Of flee, to resume
specie payments on or before the lst of
August next. The United States Bank
true to its maniaof opposition to the best
interests of the country, voted, with three
others) against the Resumption. Let the
people remember this.
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GENTLEMAN.s MAGAzINE.
Oyigindl PdDers.

C'tS Gtub a tllCfo'
Responsibility: or, The Yankee Merchants Family.
By the author of the "South West" and .'Lafitte'
Chares--A Tale Of the American Revolution. BY
the Author OF "lhe Adventures of Bacehlor"
A Gentleman's RemCrse. Extract from the Man
uscript Diary Of anEnglsh Gentleman travelling
in Italy, in the year To-
The Seat of Infamy By Douglass Jerrold. Eng,
land.
Pen and Ink Sketches of Various Members Of the
Young Lady Creation
Life. BY Weller, ,Lanpor, Esq. Philadelphia
Leaves from my Journal BY an officer in the L,
S. Navy.-Nov l.--Monteyideo... ,,..,,.,..
Agnes Beaumont
Leaves from Life in London BY William z.
Burton.--No V.--The Baker ye Daughter
Henry Putenery; or, the Adventures of a Wanderer
Pages from the Diary Of Philadelphia Lawer
Nc. N.--The Will
Original Poetry.
The Maniac BY James Henry Carleton
When | wish to Dic.-Written in Illness. BY F.
The Wond,rsr. By Miss. c H Waterman
The Dunkard's Boy
Verses. BY Charles West Thompson, Phila.
Apart from Thee. By Miss G, II, Waterman
Sonnets, for the Season
Calendar.
The Anniversary Register or, Monthly Calendar
of American Chronology for July
Music.
The Pic Mic. A New Comic Song. Written by
Thomas H Bayley, Esq. Composed by ]. Bcwit
REVIEW OF NEW BOOKS.
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LgEW LG3I7yALlo
Er. u. SBEITH,
SURGEON BENTESE,

EHA AS returned 10 BIOOmsbuTg and can be Iound
a 81 at DANIEL SNYDERS Hotel. He has q
good assortment of
PIROIGLhAlIlN ZElAAlELzL9
which in most cases he can insert without PAIN and
in all cases with but very little. He removes the
eangrene from decayed teoth and plugs up the cayi-
ties, which prevents an extension cf decay. lie
also removes the Tartar which collects on the sur
face of ihe Teeth causing what is commonly called
the scuryy Of the gums and is known by the gums
bleeding easy and wasting away--aer the tartar ic
removed the teeth appear white, and the gums he.
come healthy and sound. Teeth extracted; old roOts
taken out and indeed all operations in dental 5urge-
~ performed in neat careful. and scientific man
nef.
Bloomsburg June 29i 1883,
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public Treasury, Or the rights of the pub
lie creditors.
Such is the issue fairly made up between
the two great parties in. Congress and in
the country. Can there be any doubt upon
which side Republicans will be found!
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Cure forDidrrhua'-'The following is
said 70 be a certain cure forthe diaubGa. 1t
should be cut out and preseryed.--Parch
halfn pint Of rice until it is perfectly browni
boil it down as is usually done, eatit slowly,
and it will stop the most alarming diarrhea
in few hours
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An act has past both houses of Congress,
providing penalty of ten thousand dollars,
and twelve months imprisonment, for issu-
ing the resurrection notes OF the old Uni
ted States bank, and MI. Biddle has
commenced paying out the notes Of the new
bank.
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CoMMUNICATED.

DIED-In Bloom township, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Mahlon Hamlin, on the eve
ming of July II, Doct. PETER SwARTz,
aged % years, resident physician Of Cat
tawisa after a short but violent illness.
He had but just commenced his profess
sional career, and bid fair to become distin-
guished in his profession, but an unusually
violent attack Of fever and inflammation un-
dermined, in short time, his naturally
strong constitution, and hurried him down 10
the grave, to which he took his departure
with the resignation of christian. As he
lived, so he died, with firm belief in, and
implicit reliance upon the divinity of Christ
FOR tile future salvation CT his soul, which
must be a satisfactory consolation to his be-
redyed relatives and friends.
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MIR. WEBB--You are authorised to say through
the columns Of your paper, that the difference be-
tween us is settled that VIC are sorry that ever
let our names come before, the public, as we were
drawn into news paper discussion through the de-
cepton and misrepresentation of an evil design
ing person. and as soon as we had facts brought
forward it cast very different light upon the mat
ter, and have conludad to live as friends again,
as we have done for many years.
G. BOMBOY,
LUDWICK LIGHT.
Bloomsburg, July II, 1888,
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FEYMENEAL.

MARRIED.--by the Rev. D. s. Tobias,
on the l2th inst MIR. Michael Yak, to
Hiss Kcsg-ina Faust, both ofN orthamp.on
county.
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BENJAMIN Rathbone the celebrated forger,
has been tried and acquitted at Buffalo.
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A CARD.-The undersigned, passengers
on board the Packet Boat, "COmet," Cap
tain p. J. Dannals, Susquehanna Line, from
Harrisburg and the intermediate points to
Wilkesbarre, take this opportunity of ex-
pressing their thanks to the Captain for his
very obliging and gentlemanly conduct dur
ing their trip on said boat, and feel it duty
they owe to him and the public to thus eL-
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OBITUARY.

D1ED-.In Turbut township, N6rthum-
beglsnd county, Mr. Henry KNoRR, aged
81, Of Brier Creek township, in this coun-
ty.
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WUSr Received an Assortment Of nc,
eD latest New York y!e Of DAB Black, Russla.
SILK and Tur Hats, Of various qualities ans prgss,
fs IL Dollars 10 > Dolays.
c. BFISHER
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ADMINISTRATIONS, NOTICE.

II ETTERS of Administration having been
n granted upon the estate OF Abraham Kline,
decd. of Fishing Creek township, Columbia coun-
y. All persons indebted 10 said estate, are reques-
ted to make immediate payment, and all persons
having demands against said estate must present
them to the subscribers, duly attested, Or be barred
acrOrdinn 10 Iav-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-04

Now's the day, and now's the hour,


EcERsoNs afflicted with diseases of the Lungs,
Il 1hrO0i, and Breast. should not delay US
ing Jayne's Indian ErpectOr0nt, as no remedy
has ever yet been discovered equal 10 it, for Asth-
ma, Cough, Consumption, sp,tting of Biood,
HhoOping Cough, pain and soreness Of the
Breast, and all Pulmonary affections. Nu-
merous certificates have been received from ndi-
viduas Of the first respectabiity es,ilying 10 lis
superior excellence, over every other article Of The
kind-The Rev'd. Jonathan Going, ID. ID. editor
Of the American Baptist, says that he was in dan
ger of suilocation from The violence Of cold and
that he was cured Of il by single dose Of the In
dian Esrectorant, Mrs Deks of Salem. n. J.
was cured Of Asthn!a, Of twenty years standing,
by using two bottles Of this Medicine. Mrs,
Ward, also Of Salem, was cured Of the same com
plant, hy one bottle. A young lady, also Of Sa-
lem, who was believed by her friends to be far
gone, with consumption, was perfectly restored by
three bottles. DIR. Hamilton, Of II. James, &.
was greatly affected by a cough, hoarseness, and
soreness Of the lungs, and on using bottle of this
medicine found immediate aud permanent relief.
iEjS In this town many can testify of the aston
ishing effects Of this invaluable nedicine-prce
one dollar. Apply to
J. w. EDDY,
Dec 81. Agent for Dr. JAIME.
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December 18th.
RECENT ADDITIONS.
JAMES HAMMOND'S
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

1861 Incidents Of Travels in Egypt, Arabia, Pc
tr1a and the Holy Land with n map and
i /. engravings. by MIR Stevenson, 2 vols;
sep Live and Let Live, or domestic service, il.
O =. Illustrated by Miss Sedgwck. I vol:
2663 Memoirs Of Peeress or the days Of Fox,
edited by Lady Charlotte rary, 2 vols;
2664 Midshipnan's ExpedientS aud other tales,
by The author Of Rallin the Reeier. and
other celebrated writers, . vols;
2G65 Fenetia, by y. Israeli, vols
2666 Pick Wick Club, part 4lh, 10y Boz. l vol;
2667 Family Nurse or companion Of the Frugal
Housewife, by Mrs Child. vol;
266S Ernest Maltrayers, by l. l.. Bulwar. 2 vols;
1869 Fielding, or Society by the author of IRE
maine, 3 vols
267O Lionel Wakefield, by the author of Syden-
ham, 2 vols;
267l Are.hnsa, naval story by Capt. Chamier,
X. n. 2 vols;
2672 Pick Wick Club, part LIST. by Boz. I vol;
2673 Hawk Chief, tale Of tha!Indian Country
by John Y. Irving Jr. vols;
2674 Plebans and Patricians, by the author Of
Old Maids, 2 vols
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
LEGAL NOTICES,
TO the Honorable General assembly Of The
State Of Rhofe Island and Proridcncc Plan
tafions, October Session, n. ID. 1897.

TO the Honorable General .AssemLW of The
State Of Rhofe Island and Providence Plan
fafions, October Session, a ID. 1897.
II RESPECTFULLY represent, the undersigned
petitioners. citizens Of Rhode Island. and
ct the adjoining State Of Massachusetts,
That the present post road from the Stone
Bridge IN Tiveiton to the village of Fall
River, on the line dividing the Safe of Rhode
Island from the State Of Massachusetts, is
from the formation of the land and other
causes, one of the most difficult in the State :;
that greatly increasing travel and trans
poration between Fall River and the Island
of Rhode Island, demands the construction Of
more commodious road between the two
places: Your petitioners, deeply sensible Of
these facts, are desrous of building acd es-
tnhlshing Turnpike Road from said Stone
Bridge to the line of the State in the village
of Fall River, as nearly as can be according
to the plan, profile and report Of The engineer
accompanying this petition, with a lateral
branch from the said main route to the 'riv-
erton Print Works, as dclineated thereon :;
and they pray an act of incorporation by the
name and style Of the Stone Bridge and Fall
River Turnpike Company, for that purpose :;
and as in duty bound will ever pray.
IiUerton OFT. 23, 1897.
Nath'l 5. Ruggles, Geo. Bowen, Geo. Engs.
Geo. G. HazaId, Stephen Thomas, John Bur
rington, Benjamin Fish, Robert N. Lawton,
Samuel Seabury, Perry Cook, Joseph Osburn,
Robert Fish, iona. Tobey, Thomas rasker,
Harvey Chace, s. f. Gardner, WIN. James
Tilley, George b. Church, o. Chace, Jr,
David Anthony, Rufus b. Kinsley, Andrew
Robson, VIM. B. Robson, Samuel b. Iius-
aev WriUht
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Slate Of Rhode Island and Providence Plan
f0tions

IN General Assembly, October Session, A.
u ID. l63-Upon the petition of Nathaniel
s. Rugges and others, praying that they may
be Incorporated with power to build and es-
tablish a Turnpike Road from the Stone
Bridge in Tiverton, to The line of the State
in the village OF Fall River, with lateral
branch to the Tiverton Print Works,
Toted and Resolved, That said petition be
received and continued 10 the next session
of this Assembly, and that in the mean time
the petitioners give n-tice of the pendiug Of
said petition to all persons Interested therein,
by publishing q copy Of the same and of this
vote thereon in one of the newspapers pub
lished in Newport, and one published in Fall
River, for three weeks successfully neri be-
fore said session.
True copy-Witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'y.
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Commissioners s. Administrators Notice.
MN7 F. the subscribers having been appointed
Wv by the Hon. Court Of Probate, of the
town Of Portsmouth commissioners to receive and
examine the claims against the Estate of Prince
.~COrrie, late of said Portsmouth, deceased, rep
resented insolvent, do hereby give notice that six
months from the date hereof ave allowed to the
creditors of said estate To bring in and prove their
respective claims, and that we will attend for that
purpose at our respective dwellings during said
period, and hold our final meeting TO hear said
creditors respecting their claims at the house Of
John Cory, in said Portsmouth, on the 18th day
of May next, at Of the clock in the afternoon.
JOSEPH CHILDs,
JoHN Cory, Comm'rs
JOHN M'CoRRIE,
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment, TO
ELIAS M'CoRRIE, .4dm'r.
Portsmouth, Nov. l2, 1887. Gnov 23.
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True copy-Witness,
HENRY BOWEN Seen.

To the Honorable General Assembly of the
State Of Rhode Island, &c. holden in provi-
dencc on the last Monday Of October, A.
d. 1886. Respectfully represent:
THARLES SHELDON and James s.
~ Hunt, of Providence, in said State, that
upon the suggestion and request Of number
Of merchants of the city of Providence, they
propose to establish and keep in employ a
Pilot Bo1t of from forty to fifty tons, to be
well provided with water and provisions and
other necessaries, for the relief of vessels in
distress; and to be stationed outside the
Rhode Island and Beaver Tail Light House f;
and for the purpose of carrying their plans
more fully into effect, it is desirable that there
should be number of Pilots, say from four
to six, attached to said Pilot Boat, who should
be appointed in such manner, and be under
such regulations, as the General Assembly
may think proper. They therefore request
that an act may be passed in relation to said
subject, and authorizing the appointment Of
such Pilots with such powers in relation 10
ell vessels bound to or from said port of
Providence, Of more than one hundred tons
burthen, as may be thought cxpedent.
CHARLES SHELDON, for self and
JAMES S. HUNT.
True copy-witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
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ME ERINOS, SC.

A good assortment Of French and English
4 merinoes, some figurcd-circassians-
lanncls-cassimere -sattincts-merino and
other sIlawls-fno blk. ombasins-hosiery--
ticking-white and brown cotton Shcetings
embroidered muslin collars knitting cot
ton-English worstcd, &c.
Also, an assortment Of handsome Broad
cloths. will be found choap Mt
JOHN r. TOWNSEND
Sent,
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Executors Notice,

VH1flE subscriber hereby gives public notice
n that he Is appointed Executor Of the Last
WIN and Testament Of George Foster, ! te of
Wes'erlF, in the county of Washington, deceased,
and has accepted said trust-l therefore req uess
all persons who are indebted to the Estate Of the
said deceased, to make payment without DELAY,
and all persons who have claims against the said
estate, TO exhibit them as soon as may De.
CLARK DAVIS, Erec'r.
Westerly, Nov. 6, 1887. (d7.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
"A III. persons indebted to the estate Of the late
IA Doct J. p. MANN, deceased, are request
ed to make payment without delay; and all those
having any claims against the said estate, are re-
quested to present them Immediately to either of
the subscribers.
Il. s. BRowN,
BENJAMIN FINCH,
EDw,D: ED.,s, W; L.wroS, .,.vc N''' '''
Nov 23.
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~ NOticc.

TNHE subscriber, Collector Of the Town Tax
Il voted in June. hereby gives notice that he
has commenced the collecting Of said Tax, and
respectfully requests all those indebted TO call and
pay the same without delay, at No 0, Market
square. II. &. MARTIN.
Newport, Nov. 8, 1887
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SII,ILSi SILkSii

EeLAcK Florence Silks, Rivers manufacl
Black Gros dc Lyon, gros dc Berlin and
Sinchaw.
Black Italian and poult de Sole, ght and
dark figured silk, very rich; do. do. plaid, do.
do. plain. This day received by
H. T.. Bre,rsttr.
April 20.
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TOse's Genuine Cough Candu.

HH Cough Candy is made of three kinds Of
iVA Herbs, Hoarbound, Ground Sill and Colts
football highly recommended for colds and
coughs, We do not pretend to name 100 differ
ent kinds OF herbs-for The sake of selling our
candy, and at double price. ! sell simple Cough
Candy-and as far as candy is good for colds, so
Tar none is superior to mine. Boston Candy may
have some effect, with snowy boxes and gay la
bcls, TO induce the public to give double price but
II is all hoax--too many herbs spoils the broth
Massachusetts must be mighty herb State.
Dec 81.
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Dec 81.

CHRISTMAS AND .N'EW YEARS.
PRESENTS
A N elegant assortment Of ANIMALS and
IA JUPE.NILE BOOKS, in elegant bind
ings, suitable for Presents, consisting Of Friend
ships Offering, Token, Magnolia, Philadelphia
Book, Book Of Flowers, Flora's Interpreter,
Young Lady's Book, &c.-Also, Pocket Bibles,
and Prayer Books, in various bindings and prices
Parley's Books, Primers, Sc.-For sale at
II. & w. A. BARBER's,
Dec FL No 1853, Thames-st.
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Notice..

TNllE subscriber will nave all his accounts req
n dy for settlement in the month of January
and requests those who have demands against hin
to present them for payment.
Dec ii. MILTON HALL
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TOR SA LIZ,
TSanAYindS.

Usr received and for sule rt No. lis
- Thames street, 80 smal! jars of Tamarinds,
for family use. G. N. TILLEY.
Dec 81.
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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, &c.

In General assembly October Session, 1887.
Upon the petition Of Charles Sheldon and
others, relating to pilotage: Voted and re-
solved that said petition be continued to the
next session of the General Assembly, and
that in the moan time the petitioners give
public notice of the pcndency of said petition,
by publishing copy thereof and Of the vote,
in a newspaper printed in Providence, and a
newspaper printed in Newport, at least three
.j,ccfssipe toeeks before said next session.
True copy-wtness,
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
Dec. Ia.
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Commissioners Notice.

vENIiE Court OF Probate Of Newport, having
"a extended the time for one month for recsv-
ing and examining the further claims of the cred-
tors against the Estate of Charles D'Wolr late of
Newport, Merchant, dec.-'rhe undersigned will
meet at the office of B Is. Rowland ,on Saturday,
the Both Dec inst at O'Clock p. NJ. for the
purpose Of deciding on any further claims which
may be presented against SAID estate.
=. Z. REMINGTON, }
T.. p. ALLAN, : Comm'rs.
B. b. HowLAND, }
Dec 81.