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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-07-07
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AND AMERICAN COURIER.

TENHE labor and expense bestowed upon this pa
X per have already gained us a large list of coun-
try subscribers and we shall spare neither time, la:
Dor or money in making it the most interesting pa
per in the Union" We are now engaged in procu-
ring some beautiful designs, and it is our intention
to produce one, two or more, every week, as soon
as our subscription list shall have 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. f. '.-s
In point of local intelligence, scientific essays,
literary articles and general news, our paper is al
ready acknowledged equal to, as in sizeit exceeds
any now issued in the United States As family
newspaper we never have and never shall insertin-
to its columns an article sentiment, that shall
call blush upon the cheek of beauty. Humor, wit
and pleasure may always be found, and of the most
enticing nature, without swerving from modesty,
and deriding morals or religion, and of such cast
shall ours be.
Besides embracing all that we have stated above,
our paper will contain Bank Note Table and
Price current, corrected weekly We hope our
friends in the country will assist us in extending
our circulation, that we may at once commence our
intended Improvements.
TEums.- -Four dollars per annum, payable in ad-
vance,
No orders attended to unless the money is remit
ted post paid, or a city reference given.
Post Masters throughout the Union, and in the
Canadas, are requested to use their influence to OBJ
tain us subscribers, and we will send them paper
gratis.
We wish to establish agencies in country towns,
and persons wishing to act for us, will have the
kindness to drop US line pOst paid to that effect,
with city reference; and we will enter INTO ar
rangemenls with them at once. They will find our
terms exceedingly liberal.
New York, 1888. -'
Our ExcHANGE LIsT.-We wish to exchange
with our democratic cotemporaries, generally thro'-
out the country and shall feel obliged if those of
them with whom now exchange will announce
this in their columns. 1t is our determination with
the blessing of Heaven to fight good fight for the
cause of the people this ensuing year, and we are
ambitious to stand well armed, and with full quiv-
er in the ranks of its champions. Our daily paper
will be sent in exchange for another daily and our
weekly, which is the largest in the Union, for a
weekly. A concerted action among the democratic
press is most desirable and would accomplish pro
deges.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-07-07
Sub Treas,lru RiIL.

On the 25th ult,t Sub-Treasury bill was
defeated in the House of Representatives
by majority of la majority larger than
was anticipated by its most sangune oppo-
nents. The vote stood Ill ayes-l25
nays, and absent. After this question was
settled in the house, Mr.. Webster introdu-
Ced into the Senate, a resolution re-establish-
ing the old state pet bank deposite SYSTEM
and Mr.. Buchanan also introduced reso-
luton making them receivers Of the public
money upon special deposite, without the
privilege of using it; allowing the banks
compensation for their trouble. Both OF
these projects were rejected by decided
vote. 1t is not now probable that any legisla-
tion will be lad in Congress, upon the sub
ject, during the present session, as both
houses have resolved to adjourn on the 9th
inst
The following tables are not without i'll
terest. The first gives the vote of the
members from this State upon the Sub
Treasury bill, and the second gives the
general vote.
nrN,nvcNY NrTI
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-07-07
DR.. II. SMITH,
SURGEON DENTIST,

kE AS returned to Bloomsbury. and can be found
a 4 at DANIEL SNYDERS Hotel. He has a
good assortment Of
lPOIR0LAlLAIN TELMIN5EIEIo
which in most cases he can insert without pain, and
IN all cases with but very little. He removes the
gangrene from decayed teeth, and plugs up the cav
ties, which prevents an extension of decay. He
also removes the Tartar which collects ON the sut-
face of the Teeth causing what is commonly called
the scurvy of the gums; and is known by the gums
bleeding easy and wasting away-after the tartar is
removed the teeth appear white, and the gums be-
come healthy and sound. Teeth extracted old roots
taken out and indeed all operations in dental surge
ry performed in neat careful, and scientific man
ner. .-'.> 50.
Bloomsburg, June 29dl
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-07-07

hereby pronounce Ludwck LIGHT apublic Lias
until he substantiates the slanderous report which
he has asserted against my son Thomas Bomboy.
@. BOMBOY.
Bloomsburg June 10th 1888.
The above mentioned gentlemanhss said, in the
last number of the Democrat, that had better
mind my own business, and not be lying about my
neighbors. What have said about Ludwck LIGHT,
is mentioned above, and that can prove, without
fear. t@ G. BOMBOY.
Bloomsburg, July, 9TH 1898.
wish to inform G. Bomboy that think he has
enough to do to keep himself and son Thomvs from
lying without accusing his neighbors of doing so,
without any just cause, although they NAV suspect
that an OUTLINE was taken from my shop with
out liberty.
L. LIGHT.
Bloomsbury, June 80, 1888.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-07-07

II. Smith.--The six Of the last remnants
Of the continental army who honor us
with their presence--May they continue
many years among us, the best memento
we can have of the inestimable blessings we
enjoy, bequeathed to us by them and their
co-patriots.
d. Brewer--The United States Navy
May she ever be blest with such officers as
Perry Decatur, and Lawrence.
Joseph Crawford--John G. Calhoun,
like the Irishman's fee, when he put his
finger on it, it wasn't there.
E. Armstrong-Tbe Heroes of the Revo-
lution-May their remaining years be as
happy as their former were glorious.
Daniel Brewer--The President of the
United States--The friend of the people
the sustainer of democracy.
BY Gucst-The American Fair-The
sons of America need no greater incentive
to preserve our liberties uncontaminated,
than the approving smiles of the fair daugh.
ters of Columbia's soil, ...,.
By the Company-Our Host and Host
eSS-May they always enjoy board
equally plentiful as the one they have this
day prepared for us.
The company separated with feelings oI
unity and harmony, highly gratifed with
the whole proceedings of the day.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-07-07

ll1n.l---ae--.la-
The young Gentlemen and Ladies of
Bloomsburg and vicinity, celebrated the
National Anniversary in grove, near Fish
ing Creek, about half a mile from this vii
lage. We understand that about seventy
gentlemen and ladies sat down to an ele-
giant dinner, prepared by Mr.. D. Snyder,
in his usual good style. The Declaiation
of independence was read by Mr.. Samuel
Yearck, and an Grafton delivered by
Mr.. William Neal, with which the compa-
ny were highly pleased. After spending a
a few hours in social hilarity in the. cool
shade of that pleasant retreat, bordering on
the, banks of Fishing Creek, the company
formed procession, Of about an hundred
and twenty in number, (incuding two par
ties of young Masters and Misses, who
had assembled in the same neighborh rhood,
and partaken Of some good cheer provided
expressly for them,) headed by band Of
martial music, under the command Of Capt.
Biggs, marched into town, down First
street, and up the whole length Of Centre.
street, presenting such an array Of beauty
correct department, and good order, in one
procession, as never before witnessed by
the citizens Of Bloomsburg. After arriving
at Mr.. Snyder's, the company again par.
took of some cooling refreshments, and
then separated with all the good feeling
that the day is so we'll calculated to inspire
after having been passed in so pleasant and
social manner. E,. -.
The Committee of Arrangement deserve
great credit for their exertion in conduct
ing the proceedings, and more especially
the President Of the day, Mr.. w. Neal, by
whose active means and ready tact the fes
tivilies and pleasures were greatly increased
and well deserve the commentator ant
thanks of the company. ....
Their proceedings were received too latt
for publication in to-days paper.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-07-07

WUST Received an Assortment of the
d latest New York style of Drab, Black, Russia
Silk and Fur Hats, of various qualities and prices,
from Dollars to 4 Dollars. -,-
G. BFISHER-
Bloomsbury, May 20
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-07-07

Daniel Shelter,
Charles Mcclure,
William w. Potter,
David Petrikin, 50
Robert II. Hammond
Samuel w. Morris,
John Klingensmith,
Andrew Buchanan,
w m. Beatty,
Arnold Plumer-l7
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-07-07
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TIT ETTERS of Administration having been
d granted upon the estate of Abraham Kline,
decd of Fishing Creek township, Columbia coun-
ty. All persons indebted to said estate, are reques
ted to make immediate payment, and all persons
having demands against said estate must present
them to the subscribers, duly attesed be barred
according to law.
JOHN KLINE,
MATTHIAS KLINE,
Executors:
Fishing Creek, June %, 1888.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-07-07

AN ARMY OF PENSIONERS From doc
ument communicated (among others to the
House Of Representatives, it appears that
the number of pensioners on the rolls of the
several pension agencies of the United States,
nj il,ic iinnn ic ne Enlln,uS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06

A REVOLVING MURDER.-A revolving murder was
recently perpetrated in East Union Township, Wayne
county Ohio. The victim a woman by the
of Botebaugh, who it appeared in testimony before the
coroner, by eAticed out of her dwelling
during the night, and nhamanly murdered, by beating
and stranguation. The next morning, the two children
of the deceased Jagged 10 and IL years. gave the alarm
Ill Friday, when the body was found buried in a
pleughed field belonging to Mr. William Cunning ham,
TIN ee fourths Of mile from her residence An
other grave also found, where it is supposed she
FIRST buried and afterwards removed to the place
where found.
Cunningham subsequently, arrested and commit
ted 10 prison, charged with the foul deed
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06

1rHE VICTORIA HAIkCUTTING ROOMS
u cor Fulton and Broadway, west ade-CLlhEHUGH
ba. inst op~ped the above IN connection with his other
~ssbishuent where ladies' and gentlemen viii al~sys hnd
him homen prepared 10 cut and arrange 'nen haf IN he
most prevailing style ~ fsshios -z~..
fcung hair entirely original has been adopt
ed by the talented artists IN L1ndon sns fsns sno
calculated 70 eplsy the lururissce asd beauty nne ~ "
OF hair The deigp execution have been deion1en
seesthc art and whether the pulpit the Bar The sens
the stage u classic and eept ado oigsy
grace to the whole hsvsar< The true pso
ssphy Of the hardressers to arrange the hs VI
while the hnesi features he improved by ths most e
mated Of natures g the painsst eouncnspce nay Ne maee
appear positively handsome. This gin Crehugf HAS ~
tanned emiaeD degree and acknowledged by thousands
he changed ooun,ensnes under magic of his touch
Entrance 70 the rosms FIRST door from Broadway.
te2 linz
DANK NOTE PAPEH--so coo sheets bsss pete ps.
Nd per for sale by j. CAMPBELL SERssE,
myled ITO snd liz Nssssu =
U,ELTINgs P0R PAPER MAKERs-ss IS
"a 6s and ~ inch English FEELINGS, suitable Tor eylndcr
''P'' "''"'"'' " ,. CAMPBELL PERssE,
myleu lilo and liz Nassau VI.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06

LATEST FROM CAPE PALHAs-intellgence down to
the 18Th January has been received from Cape Pamas
the settlement Of the Maryland State Coonizatioa So
siey on the Coast of Africa. All the letters received
concur in representing the affairs the Colony in
flourishng condition. The Nobe which sailed from
Baltimore on the nth Nov. arrived out after pleasant
passage Of forty three days. Two born the pas
sage making 81 emigrants in all landed The health of
the Missionaries is represented good and their
as prosperous.-Balt. Am.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06

HOUCK,s PANACEA-Prsp.red solely from veg-.
table matter By Jacob H9ueL pr ~ may p.
ara tor the folio wing dsessesDyspepss Loss Of APP
sGsa,sa, Asue and Fever Bilious or Rem.est Fever Ty
sony. rssy Ysa~ Fe1. cs
,iyens.. wsn The s,osssh or goSss Saoer. mo,su r.
Throat a.s.e whosp.g cssss Thrash Or Sore
Dpo s siese diseases sfse Liver Jsandes Diaeuy
making Urine 9eet. Mysteries, Nsryo,. and scrofnoss AZ
sf ues s.rs sa ksseoa he SIN.
Sold by BUsHk HlLLfER,
Ass s ss
Dr. r. NJ Guioa Bowery and Grand street ale9mf
C2SssTTsMyff5TTFSSHs SLs hy6 81 FLGSHass6sr sT
publicly INTO ety. and during This % s a.
lives usmely grave. Ccun,eretor snd isisiors In
~ ri s.ss o se oa stuff
this article ou,vss them ALL and viii hnay hem cover
,S GTn a.t or" % fhs medcns daily
only prompt permsnsnt sns ness
lised mediei es obliged last resource, to try this
which curing them after they s.ve yany ,d EOS
s,s Row.r 81 wy '" "" s'e"' jeast-
a PoRULAh MEDITbHH.s@rsNEESwn HSp ,mroR
TRACT or coPAIBA AND sARsAPARILLA, certain,
safe and eecua remedy ever deo,sred TOT The cure
and Lons seminal weakness Affections Of the Kidne' Ora
vel, scorbute Eruptions, &c, nc. en-
The Compound Erusc, Of cepaIbs and ssrapsrs posses
ses advantages enjoyed BY any other medicine for
Hgbtened public render suredy highly popular snd de-
long sought for In the medical werid ~ needs
sor change e diet In m improved fom that Of
paste entirely tsssess, and causes no sensa
,er 40 The The observaors different members 81
the and Of others who have suhered wh
either the above complaints. and who hsve
perfect relief with the accompany ing aeserpuve OF
their cases pursued, with De inserted here
after.
Prepared by j. r. Thorn Chemist Lond-n snd for sale by
r. Dickis, ala Brsadwayj seulard Define, Park Row;
and 5al Rrosd~.v ieSmA
apcUNT COy,OUnINa EsrABLlsHMEhT,
Il No 1Ie Fulton street, New Yorktown CHlLDS re-
ps ctfuly norms pubic that after rest many year,
perepce In coorirg meront, Aquatinto nnd tbegraphc
frnts Lc ready execute orders " ss iae W asn
peror style reasonable errrs We wond psrucusrt
Recommend those persons engaged In gctng up eienss
him call as he pledges hlmseh0 nnsh work
In style superior other In the cousry myflms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06

UT On Thursday last, George E. Dyson, ESQ. Cash
Ter of the Mineral Bank Cumberland, while riding
in barouche about a milo from the town. was thrown
therefrom precipce the road side, and so Sc
verey injured that he expired in few minutes-Balt
Arey.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06

y ID q saovs = 9sss =. three below n:sss Lsss
. sV. ses.. . ss's hs ssss are
as work ssg,.ss and ease -. e ss ':TPssd
whore c1sso~ers furnish ihsir cloth.
Supsrfne do. H V 25
Cashmere Psntalosns $40
SS: :sss, Gsil ar. al s.seil!e.,l 40
abroad strictly and neatly packed and sent e
part of the United States mylIlm-
=. Broker isO srosaway and p Wall street respectfully
Informs friends that he has connection with any other
Wasted, certificates OF deposte on Union Bank OF Taha
spanish Dollars
Spanish Douboens,
Bank Of England notes,
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal notes.
Detroit and other Michigan notes,
United States and o,her Pennsylvania money, Virginia.
Maryland District Of Columbia Ohio, Illinois, Alabama and
Drafts Solicited on ali parts the United States canadas
Bills for fs and upwards always SALE Doubtful and
broken bank notes taken at the best rates az -
my25 $50 Broadway and p Wall st.
NEW YORK TAIrERsALLs-The propne.
TOR Of this me- wishes he's, to o. inform gensmea n
hand OF carriages and and
Also variety horses single and pairs private
J. MOORE, Proprietor,
4f5 Broadway
NIB Liberal advances made to manufacturers on carra.
gees left al this establishment tor sale. o. J. M.
my23 3,aw2m
SEIXAS II Cedar ST. has hand very superior lot of
- old HAVANA SEGARS.
0co0 Noreago in half quarter eighth and tenth boxes,
which old and nigh favored, beng manu-
factured from picked tobacco
100000 DoscempaneroRs,
5000 Rionda,
10000 Princ.p OF the genuine Noval Tosacco
so 900 Regaa Segars of government factory at Havana
$4,000 La Norma,
4oga0 Canones,
10000 Princes. or Ladies' Segars.
Also Trabuco Dosamgos Pelloas, Moreno and Congress
Segars which superior that have been imported tor
years-al for sale wholesale and retail
~ b. Country merchants would do well by calling on
my26-mk SEIxAS.
q u. SYLVESTEK, $50 Broadway, and % fall ST.
-. has connection with any other office either in New
York elsewhere.
Drafts England for fs and upwards; always for sale
Collections throughout the United States Canada and Eu-
rope, made the most liberal terms.
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal money wanted at
81. SYLVESTERS,
my26 $50 Broadway, and p Wall St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06

CHARLESTON May 3l.-A correspondent at Column
bia nnder date ofthe goth inst that the steamboat
St Mathews laden with cotton, struck snag and
sunk about miles from the Santee Canal.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06

10 We learn by arrival At PhiladelPhis, from
Mayaguez R., that the Queen Of Spain has laid tax
Of $500 900 ON the island Of Porto Rico considerable
mart OF which is to be raised by the revenue after
the frs, az June The duties would consequently be
increased very much.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06

FIRE-A very serious fire occurred in Lancaster on
Wednesday evening last Six stables in the rear OF
Mr. Coopers Red Lion Hotel, were entirely destroyed
Two of these stables belonged to Mr. Cooper, one TO
Mr. Farnesteck, one TO Mr.. Carson.-PhH Gaz.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06

the aa s''s
sd May "a The
last giving Of Mrs. Slows illness, and
soliciting assistance, her symptoms became more deci
who after thorough examination Of her case, gave
to tia; her e1nasn pei o, Her sSesn E
her attempts Her cough Increased the drop
new energy and viruence her cough; thus by
nu,u: they were hurrysg her . :. the tomb Al
s:n and only By The very free
rived Immediately administered with the happy
effects Her aIopsy and cough passed away and e
coasaRty gaining and able attend in
%essne eroSs comfosSe health She as one raised
from the deadsnd while feel bound first and principally to
legation, you yssr Invaluable prescriptions in
You laid my family under the greatest obligations
distressing complaints with STOW Dreadful
ly afflicted Yours, with feelings OF esteem ov sro,
DR. SEARS continues his Office IL Ann street, and
suffering complaints dropscal and pulmonary sc
vera in this city similar 10 The one related be
reisrcd e asd s1%srT.s see, a, this
symptoms unpleasant, sensation at the breast bone or
n q ss s len the
ing oen L. the shoulder blades and affecting the left arm
oocaiion or dseuy srestSng and shortnes
sGss and e The s 90 .; g, 2,
and the oen enjoys good health except during The
which frequently become
more frequent aeaded with peculiar and alarming sen
saions aAd often proving fatal when apparent good health
enjoyed.
Doctor Sears much experience In the Of
this disease: and has been successful in many cases which had
resisted all ordinary means je2-ln-
CIR AsTLEY COOPER'S LOTION FOR
- PIMPLED FACEs.-The great "Sr Ashley" assured the
proprietor this receipt that he
knew instance Of It's falling to produce cure The sale
Il in Europe has been mmease
Sold by ~ Guon IN Bswery corner OF Grand g: Hen
~ OF Pike AL Grand H. c. Hart OF Broad
way and Courtandt Wm B. Hoffman ST Broadway and
r. DIS Sands, 100 Fulton, OF william St
Price 50 cents assn
II beautiful Black or Brown-MAHOMMED'S TURKISH
DYE uaversahy admitted be the best article
before the public daily supersedag every ether prev
materials aad must eventually give entirely 10 the
Turkish Dye Its operation almost magical being applied
the head agh bsfoe going to bedon rising In the
change either from discolormens eruptou roughnss
other cause be attended with III
consequences Whatever. Sold wholesale and retail by
III. q. HART, It's Broadway,
ally Garner Of Courtlsndts st.
a RPIFICIAL TEETH-Fron one TO . conpiete
"A WITHOUT CLASPS SPRINGS &c. he prise-
piles pressure by NJ LEVITT Ders No. 90
Broadway, entrance FIRST deer in Warren The improve
y efecag OF the essential objects Of the and security
the supplied teeth In the mouth, wholly without clasps g
springs, other similar Persons interest
ed in this Improvement who are yet With Us
WHICH IL FREELY OFFERED TO THEM, that the plan
Il different in ncpe and results from NY hitherto prscis-
ed in NEW YORK, ssd that the above satemes strictly
His references 81 the HIGHEST ORDER are mos, ample.
The opinion Of the New York public ON HIS improved
ten may BE- seen 10 The loswine repec,able psper-vss
Decsmber. lass; Evesing Star, i7th jane 1887.
ny24-5ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06

HuNTEK's Red DROP-oGce SDivson street
IN Consequence q the very great and extraordinary
his medicine has performed VI in its
every hirg had been used good eject In
where The patient had been given recovery having
Gsseo er sh celebrity unparalleled In the annals efmed
emeusprseped persns slmest every three months
vas brought on. which was hve years ago, counter
fetisg and trying In various destroy rs popularity
su the following extract ofs letter from New orlesss
agent WI give the renrer idea ofu real virtue.-
Doctor u. Levisoa. The Of my pstieus are Of ed
standing disease They don't know th virtue Of your msd
cfss here yet they would and get cured They be-
On to find cuts Cor have cared those been under
the most skful here called have very -
TAR IN curing oil that hsvc They fron 81
quarters for your msdicnefrom Alabama, Pittsburgh, Me-
be and Cincinnati Our Chsestos agent writes hat he d.
poses o. all his medicine to physicians their practice
There deception In ths-tkese stubhoru facts
Our o6ces sre-PrincfPs, Division street New York. d
North sIth street. Phisdephia Hanover street. Boston
Beaver street. Albany IA Camp street, New Or
esns and IN Louisville Kentuehy-tbe only places the
world. wbsrs the medicine can be obtained. ny4Ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06

CAp D-NEwARK CORPORATION sHINPLAs-
" TERs-ve win sell goods for the sbeve bills par,
cheap would for specie and refer the heders Of
them the retail eocers pas oil dealers, and druggists
- JOHN c. MORRISON SON,
1856 and iss Green ~eh between vesey and Fulton Sta