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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-12

L',AAMoUR-PimpAin, Mr.. wabourne-Louisa, Mrs. Tay.
Doors open a7-Performance begin half pas, pre-
N.ELo's GARDEN.
The proprietor has at the solicitations OF the patrons
o. the 1arden and at great induced the RAVELSo
remain for short durag hieb they will get sp
- vaudeves ard vry ,hsr performances
First night Of the Raye Family, The direciienof Ga
brielRavsl, consisting If
n "sSae Ssy wsye, Jerome Jerome. R sno
Francois Ravel, jean Ravcl, 20 years old,)
Leader q !hs Orchestra. Hs A'i Mr. D si Esve
Principal Solo Player, T.. FeneIon.
THURSDAY EVENING. July u. 1898.
Family ON The Tight Rope who will go through their graceful
Cab lei Ravel will list rme) appear his celebrated Chi
jean Rave the accomplished rope dancer will perform an
The astonishing Jave Rave the mos, daring and accom-
pshed performer In the world will several very ex-
traorenary ,eats concluding with double somerset.
In pee Amour eny carsod) will astodsh the audience
wnh her inne pdlty
Jaye Rave will conclude the rope entertainment. with his
wonderui ACT OF Triple Somerset he being the only
y he world who has ever wnurea upon this astonishing
After which, Francois RaveI the celebrated Avudrariar
% ana ana GO the ~hSe Of bis wonderful
The whole conclude the Comic Ba let Psntomim.
oil GoDENSKI-or, The Skaters at Wilma
rp w bs the
casonaly eoDgatrg himself for the little pass
neah him, and then by most aughable
himself to the size OF child assmaie 10 his
this Unique Pas has been rewarded by most
thusiaslic app
Grvotiche Ian lnnkeeper) M Jerome Ravel
Lovenski (An cid Sodier) Antoine RayeI
Nine. 6rvotiche Mime Jerome ia vel
Jules Lovenski (Glazer-Son of Lovenski
Notare, Law. M ,sa ve
nes.i, MINNIE. Eugene Rave
LuZi, lie Peiit Anon,
zuyka Pas de deux by Nine Eugene ana rome r. vel
The Comic character of Godenski sustained BY Ga
briei Rasel -
The Ballet conclude with The Grand SkatlHp Scene-ex
hbiting Godsnskp Disasters on his first attempt learning
Skate
Tomorrow sscond night ofihe Infant Ballet Corps IA chill
dren, from to years Of age
d2 night in America Of the petit opera of UZANNE
New dresses decorations scenery, machinery
selected music.
Sd appearance OF Miss Alsxina Fisher,
MRS cfamer' ~ Mrs Williams; Mr. John Seton,
Both OF which were received with enthusiastic applause
Tickets 30 cents.
To commence nj O'clock
The Grand Promenade way and Saloon suscep.
tble OF being enclosed In unavorable weather
aent will take place.
Amusement evening In the except Sundays
when the Garden will be for Ice Creams and Fruit
Admission Ia cents, including Reiresbment
Oanibusscs will from City Hotel, to the Gar
den. du, ing the sBg
The Gardsn and Pomenades are brilliantly lgh ed with
Thousands OF vafcgated lamps aad ornamened superb
colecsn OF choice plants and sruts lemon
trees To the Grand Walks been added this
" new II anparencies II beautiful design
The Groo Fountain has beeu newly decorated and pours
or'hls cooling streams amid the brancy of lamps and
GRANGE ofnowers jyl2
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-12
HasNy.sNsSSEgUTN's D,n0p.g,AnAs;uLHIsA AND

Hnsyy,kNSSETyEN,ssu DIpSl,ST,A An Asv AND
prcseasd combination Of The following novel a,irsctons-
Miss Jores, from the Royal Csburg Theatre London will
y Of novel sad daring ssss never .ewes y
before The only female equihbrit IN Amercs-pcroing
&c concluding her performance With grand fancy garland
moving diorams. Of the most intense and ,hror
Mis- Jones viii perform wonderful exercise. on the ay.
Ing wire, performed by her NJ the Royal Csburg Theatre
Lof dom fer hlty nights. with unbaurded applause.
scene CT sfsrih IS siorame sse~e of exquisite. cain,
and solemn beauty REPRESENTING by moongh,a dIspdsled
Miss Jones win display variety Of her ssrprsrr light and
fancy equlibrums equparne swords Plates rings keys
ssia is.s,rs, and number q other fancy Articles
Scene Corsnns, Ia spainpsis,ed by r. ersinses cor
stng 81 sw.e prosPec, Of hill and dale, verdan lawns and
Diora@ic srsne s-Tse Departure Of the rsser,e. FROM
epete with ofke Execution Of the viii OF the
Jones' w i, her 70 ss ,.s
Admission, Is Children, with their parents bali price,
Jys
DANOHAMA or JERUsAGEM-rANoRAM
OF NiAGAkA-The public respectfully informed that
,bese mavnheert pictures open for exhibition the
new Ptoroma Budng corner OF Prince Mercer streets
The PANoaaMA or JERUSALEM Is sylerdia p.i.,.
Ing, of the largest class Covering surface Of Ten swsa.d
square feet tainted from drawings taken by Mr. Caiherwood
The PANORAMA OF NIAGARA rs alss q splendid ,,c
ture and has been prosouncrd by
70 any representation Of this celebrated
Open fFo., ia the morsing tin 10 night Ambulance =,
Bockso description may be obtained q the door :, ~,
MICHIGAN FUNDS wanted a reduce rates
lvh Moves AZ The following Bsrks:
- All the Detrvis rspks
Tscpnseh, Corusnt,or.
81 cIsr, Fc~,isc,
-, al sYLvEsr.s.
WV 10 Broadway, n wan o.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-12
ITO MfLLINEHS AND 9TH
Il HATS McGAY from Loudsn cd Par begs tn an.

|
i HATS. McGAY. from Londen aad Paris. begs to APP
prize the Miiners amp dealers If this city and the distant
cities OF The Raon, that from his European experience and
peculiar facilities he The manufacture Of Sher
Has, and tor the importation of the patterns he is
enabled 10 supply these eeg articles wholesale and retail
equal the imported Fren Capote at surprisingly short
notice, and The lowest terms.
Eook Swiss Muslns Bishop Lawn eros de Naples
Pou de Soe the prn pa now requson. and he
srcady any ,orw arded him either
the bove and for satin and velvet Sherred Hats for the tall
and winter trades
New York. jylosod Tu ThGS 6s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-12

DARN ~ EArp E THIS EVENING win Ne ,.r
= formed for the bene ftof Mrs. U0HEs,
FRA DlAvOLO.-FTa Diavoc, Mr. Jvaes-Iorepzo Horn.
csste-Beppo, hugIes-Lord Alcssh. Mrs
Hughes
Aner which
Paoey o.. The Sea" rim praise Of "Tea," by Chip
pindae. -
Pas Seul, by Master Wells.
To conclude with
The frs, scene and celebrated chorus OF vve LIE Roin
from the operaof
THE SIEGE OF ROcHELLE-Michel, Mr. Hughes-Mar-
celia, Mrs Hughes.
Doors open 7--Performsnce be gins at a. Boxes 81
rlt 30 cents. Gallery. rs cents.
EEANhLIN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE
= under The direction Of Mr.. w. r BLAkE.-THIS EVE.
MING. will be pre- scented
WIVES AS THEY WE'RE AND MAIDS AS THEY ARE.
MIR Bronzely, Mr. Barrett-Mss Dorilon Mrs Barrett
Afer which
THE MARRIED RAKE--Mr. Eighty, Mr.. Barrett-Mrs
Iricrac, Mrs Barrett
70 be followed by the wonderful exhibition OF SIGNOk
HENEIQUE
TO c include with
pAMoUR-pimpkn, Mr.. walbourne-Louisa, Mrs Tay.
Tor.
cisey. = - - r.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-12

Gfn REWARD-The person uRder the Of
~ " Charles smith, OF Brooklyn. that obtained Gold Lee
Yates Saturday June 20 h. makers samuel Liv-
erpoo No 1850 two engraved ters the back j. hav-
ing taken the same by mistake requested to call and leave IT
The from which he obtained it, farther trou
be ny doing lie Whoever above described
watch shall receive the absve reward and the subscriber
pledges himself that no questions shall se asked
jyl0.5t. G. W., No 88 Fulton st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-12

~ ~ sPour Ne F,~t.s. IT. Pearl st. Nal
~ a, Lane poe,v.y engsgrste h headache " a
hl.S. cad there Cor spchns Hvsdschs Remedy.
Jyii fm~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-12

LAW NOTICE
=. GRAHAM BENNERs, formerly of Newbsrn, N. q.
ATTORNEY AND CoursELLos AT Law.
Linden, Ala.
RsrrsrNcra-Hen. william CASTOR, Newbers, ~ G.
Hon William a. May wool Raj nv. @.
Hon u. y. Henry, Fayetvle, NJ q.
Mr. Y. N. Taylor, Mobile, Al
N. =. Biouut, Esq., Mohilr, Al.
Mr.. JOHN Strong, Lindep, Al
Mr.. William Locke. Linden. Al fla-ew
r JIMUpN M EMS bank Notes vii br rursbasb edthis
IL week by - "a a.S.s,,.n r',,w,u.
SALT WATER BAT Hs--Now Open--At Csstls
- Garden aad the North river, foot Of Desbrosrs stree
south az CsneI 81 jel1 imts
SODA MA r@sH-50 tickets for ~, IS good can be
je, 'ssrd' 10 We" YORK. ''' safe 10 "' e u
CHEMlCALe. -
THE NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANUFACTURiNt
90 have constantly forssIe
oil vitriol Aium,
nleachisg Salts, Coppcrss,
Aqua Arporia. MurisHe Acid.
A0us Forts. Nitric Acid.
Blue vitriol Men1sorss
And May other articles In the fse ~ their business
Orders w'h be received At their Banking house, NO.
broadway, a. ~ the ssee either agent wes
AANu- eco. b. GILBERT. AEest
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-12

ROOknIND :, ks' LrnTu .-rcr sale ny
] avis ITO sod tis Nassau n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-12

Port OF New York. July lilo p. M.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-12
THE LATE MAYOR

OF PHILADELPHIA has certified under seal Of the city
character of several -vnes PHI scians and geHemen
of high standing who declare positively under their hands
Il If which at he place named below that the
Balm Of Columbia only certain preservation po
lively restoration OF the human hair Who shall dispute
who 90 bald! Tse ONLY have splendid steel plate
graved wrapper with Falls OF Niagara, nc. omit.
Inquire at No Fletcher ST. door below Pearl Mai
den Lane. iy1-im~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-12
A FIRST ISATE OPPO ..rUNI.rY.-The az

"A yerser owning e the kandssmest fitted Bars In
the city with handsome sitting room, situate in IT the
principal business thoroae being about 10 embark in
another line ot business offers the same for sale.
The patronage and the establishment has met with
since Its has been of the h,ttsrng de
scrplon which continues increase; thus offering
enterprsng individual chance to render the house
Observation-Disclosures In the line and the time offer
Ing prospect evfry None NEED APPLY unless they
command $500 TO $1,000 cash. Address X. Y. L. Posi-
Oace with real residence, prompt attention and
confidence " lin he observed. jyolw<
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-03

fFon. James buchanan.


This gentleman has communicated to the
Speaker of the Senate hi. intentions to obey
the Instructions OF the Legislature of this
State in relation 10 the bill Of the Hon. Sias
NJ. Wright, of New York, called the Sub
Treasury bill, and will consequently vote
for postPoaement Of lhat bill until the next
session. The resolution insuucling Mr..
Buchanan andthe democratic members Of
Congress from this State, also declares that
they have full confidence in MARTIN VAN
BUREH,and in the wisdom and intelligence
of tic Democratic Senators and represent
t2dyes in Congress; and have further in
ysructed them 'to vote for such a mode Of
receiving, keeping, and disbursing the pub
lie moneys, as will separate as far as prac-
licablc the banks from the Government"
Mr.. Buchanan eIlucidated IN pertinent
address the doctrine Of the right of nstruc-
tion--derlared it to be fundamental doc
trine Of the political creed of the Democratic
party-a right sacred TO that party, and
which should not be abandoned upon ques-
tons Of mere exPediency. Whatever the
opinion Of the democracy Of the State may
be upon the Sub-'Freosury bill, they can
not but approve Of the course of Mr.. Buch.
ansn in relation to the right of instruction.
As that gentleman has justly observed, il
should be a strong case to induce Sena-
tor to resign his post. Let the precedent
be once established, that upon every dil1.r-
ence Of opinion the Senator should resign,
and the right of instruction will soon grow
into disreputc, and the Senatorial term o.
six wears, as fixed by the Constitution
would terminate whenever such conilc
of opinion might arise, and thus open still
wider the dood-gatcs of corruption and po
litical chicanery.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-03
The Nem Conat,tuflon.

BY the polteness Of Mr.. Smith, Of the
late Reform Convention, we have been IA
vored with copy of the New Consliiu-
sutton, which shall be laid before oar read
ers in our next publication. 1t contains
many amendments which we think, will
prove beneficial to the community at large,
and although il was impossible for the Con-
yenton to make a Constitution that would
please all, yetlf the people will give each
amendment its due consideration, it vii! find
friends sufficient for its adoption on the ID
Tuesday of October next.
The following changes, among others,
have been effected.
The eleslive franchise extended and col
CURED person excluded.
Executive patronage reduced.
The meeting Of the Legislature takes
place in January annually.
Judicial tenure limited.
County officers and Justices of the Peace
elected.
Some restrictions on the Legislature in
regard to granting charters ofncorporaton'
and corporate bodies restricted in regard TO
entering on private property.
The Senate coupled with the Governor
in appointing Judges of Courts Of Record.
The Senatorial term reduced to three
wears.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-03
ron TIE PORT OF pnILADELpI
BANK BILL.

Yesterday the second reading Of this i'm
porlant bill was finished in the House. 1t
makes the stockholders of banks, &c. per-
sonally liable TO an amount equal to their
stock; compels all the banks in the State to
receive each others notes at par provides
for the resumption Of specie paymnets on the
10Th of May; prohibits the circulation of
small notes under severe penalties Of fines
and Imprisonment; enacts that no notes shall
be issued or circulated less than ten dollars
after ls4l, aud provides for the forfeiture of
the charters of all savings institutions and
loan companies which may have illegally
issued paper currency, or taken usnrious
interest.--KeySfope.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-03
Negro suffrage.
years,

The Supreme Court Of the United States
unanimously decided that Negroes are not
entitled 10 Uote IN Pennsylvania, We
trust this decision will allay the excitement
which has heretofore prevailed in some
counties of this state upon this subject
engendering the most unpleasant feelings,
and opening the way to a more fearful agi-
tatiou of the public mind. Those inlatua-
ted people who have been delnded BY the
Siren song Of lun-mad fanatics, are bring
ing down upon the heads of our colored
race the Indignation Of an infurlaled popu-
nlaoe
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-03
The apr At WashIngton.

Mr.. Wise has been busily engaged in
creating an excitement, for the purpose Of
consuming the time of the House and the
money Of the people, about an article which
appeared in the New York Courier and
Enquirer, charging Mr.. Ruggles, the Sona-
tor from Maine, with corruption, which
charge has been proven TO be unfounded by
Mr.. Ruggles himself. And who is this
"Spy at Washington" it is Mathew L..
Davis man Infamous by his intimacy
with Aaron Burr in all his schemes of trea-
sen, stratagen, and political and moral dis
honesty, and because this man has made
an assertion, Mr.. Wise thought it necessa-
ry that an examination should take place
which has consumed two days, and cost at
least 8ir thou8attd doliQrs.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-03
nH TO Printers. .sra

The Editors having issued proposals for the pub
Ecaton of a newspaper at another place, they now
offer for sale the printing materials and subscrp-
ton list Of
1.-THE COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT"
10 young man with limited capital this Office
offers considerable inducements, il having upwards
of five hundred subscribers, and an advertising and
lob custom worth from 500 TO $1,000 per annum.
The original cost Of this establishment will be all
that we shall require from The purchaser Any in
quries by mail will be strictly attended to.
"The CoLuMBIA DKMoCRAr" is published at
Bloomsburg, in the most central part of Columbia
county, and acts with the dominant party both in
political aud sectional feelings.
Address,
INGRAM & MILLS,
Boomsburg, Feb. 10, 1888.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-03
OBITUARY..

DIED.--on Saturday last-Mr .GEoRcE
HARTMAN of Heulock township, aged
about 62 years.
On the same day, IN Bloom township.
PETER, infant son Of Mr. George Biggs,
aged about seventeen months.
In Derry township, on Monday last Mr..
FREDERICK BLUE, a soldier of the Ravou-
tionary war aged 81 years.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-03
ETYMENEAL.

In Orangcyile, on Tuesday last, by the
Rev. |. BAIL, Mr. NATHAN SeELy, Of Co
Iumbia Furnace, 10 Miss. CATHARINE KRI-
sHER, Of Berwick.
AT Mount Pleasant on the evening ofthe
lst Inst by the Rev. William Toby Mr..
JonN WHITE, Of Bloom to Miss. TAcy
VANDERsLrcg, of the former place all OF
Columbia county.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-03

The State ComptroIor's Returns Of all
the Incorporated companies in the State,
show the following resut:--Real estate
held by corporations, s5,lo5,57d; stock
taxable, deduciing real estate, 35l,al7,546.
Total amount Of tx paid BY CoEporatioas,
e202, 2,549.50.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-03

P-J~ In another column@ill be found an
acrount Of the Duel which took place at
Washington, and witch proved fatal to
Mr.. Cillcy, member Of Congress from
Maine. It % be hoped this iragical affair,
will be ,salutary lesson to those in whose
hands rests the power TO adopt more deci-
siye laws againsL dueling.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-03
Gen. jackson.

We are graliied to state that the Gener-
al has in measure recovered from the al
tack with which he was visited, aal ID ga-
pidly gaining slrenglh.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-03
WAET'ETDo

a BOY that can come well recommend
Ia cd, from 10 to l5.years of age, capa-
ble Of attending 10 horses and walton custo-
mers at the bar, will find employment and
get liberal wages by calling on
Daaid Gross.
Bloomsburg, March 3, 1898. 45-H
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-03
AFFAIR OF HONOR.

A couple Of convicts in an Ohio prison,
named Husky and Frazier, lately quarreed
respecting the enormty Of their severaI
crimes. One had been convicted of arson,
and the other ofhorse stealing. The Mem
phis Gazette says:--
"'rhe incendiory coptended, that burning
a mill was much more genllemanly crime
than stealing horse. While Frazier, on
the contrary, vehemently maintained the
reverse, and insisted upon the horrible Will
any that must invite man to burn his
neighbor's house at midnight The contest
waxed hotter and hotter, until at last the
exasperated representatives of arson and
horse stealing, flew at each other, and de-
lermined by blows the question which they
could not settle by words. Frazier was the
victor, thus proving beyond all question
that horse stealing is a far mole decent and
respectable crime than arson. Husky still
bears the marks OF his defeat in the shape
of sundry bruises about his face and eyes"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-03
CATTAMIssA nAIL ROAD.

We'have been authorised 10 say that the
report m circulation thatthe Cauawissa Rail
Road had suspended operations is untrue.
The work is still progressing, butwith d.
minishod force. The Quakake branch has
been suspended.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-03
Ex-@rauHAEwxan-S

The foHowing Question mW be discussed
at the Bioomsburg Debating Society,
on Tuesday eventng neat.
"Should Capital punishment be abolish
edl"
The public are invited to attend.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-03
February 10. lsss.

p-7@ Mr.. Buchanan will please accept
our thanks fol copy Of Mr.. Grunhy's re-
port, on the issuing and re-issuipg of the
notes Of the late Bank Of the Unned States.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-03

Discovery Qfc Mine # SilUsr.-A sill
yer mine Of the richest description was di :
covered yesterday on the ground formerly
covered by Diamonds hotel, opposite ST.
Marys market. The men employed in
working this mine succeeded in digging up
something like $4,000, all of tie best
Mexican silvcr.-N Orleans Picagune.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-03

APPOINTMENTS ny TIE PRESIDENT.

By and tciih Tie a3pice and consent If The
Senate.
FOR TIE PORT OF PHILADELPHIA.
George Wolf, TO be Collector.
George w. Ritter, to be Surveyor.
John Horn, Naval Officer.
Henry Simpson, Appraiser.
James N. Barker, to be First Comptrol-
Ter of the Treasury, from the first of March
next, in the place ofGeo. Wolf, resigned.
Peter w. Gautier, jr. to be Marshall for
the Western District of Florida
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-03
ELECTION

The enrollcdmhahilanis belonging to the
First Battalion 7lst Regiment p. NJ, are
hereby notified that an election will be held
at the house Of Alexander Hughes, in Or
angeyile Columbia county on Saturday the
10Th day Of March next, between the hours
of ten in the forenoon and six in the after
noon, to elect by ballot one person for Ma
jor for said battalion in the room Of Uzel
Hopkins, decd.
DANIEL FOLLMER,
Inspector lst Brigade 9Th Div. p. Al.
Limestone, Feb, II, 1898. 43 At
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-03
TO OUR CUSTOMERS.

Those indebted to this establishment for subscrip-
tons Jobs or advertisements, are requested to make
immediate payment. as in short time our hooks
will be placed in the hands ofa magistrate to enforce
collection Those who do not pny loithin the year
will be charged - 50 in conformity with our terms
Of publication. We hope that all may see the nc
cessity Of complying with this notice, as we must
pursue this course in order comply with our pay
able engagements.
JOHN S. INGRAM,
FRANKLIN S. MILLS.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-03
Receipts 81 Expenditures.

HUGH McWllAMs Esq Treasurer
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-03
NsDTECE.

NOTICE.
a LII persons indebted to the subscriber on Book
"a account or otherwise for one year back, arc
requested to make payment prior to the 25th Of
March next
LEWIS MEYER.
Bloomsburg, Feb. 3, 1888.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-03

EXPEND!T0RES # M County Of Com5ia ra by
Comnera the Treasurer the during
drel and Airfyeuea.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-03
HOHg.
CER
lO,8ao %

We the undersigned Commissioners the examined tho
above accounts compared them with .e vouchers, and
Witness our hands this l4th day of February, A. D.
IDDINGs BARKEEY,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-03
PETER KLINE,
JOHN BIDDLE,
GEO. II. WILLITS,

Il Statement shouag on Collectors C
gear 1857
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-01

GANBL1xe-When this passion once gets firm
" engrafted in the human breast, IT is like the
cancer, not to be ex,irpated whilst there remain
life and strength to feed it; for though some PEI:
.ons have fancied a reformed gamester, they have
fancied what history has never produced.
StLouis Gaz.