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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-02

llln SELF Cooking and revolving o bore Pistols
iOO 400 Rifles, assorted hne and common
500 single barrel guns, do do
100 double do do do
1000 pairs pocket and belt pistols
soeo,ooo Percussion Caps
tiun Locks Rae Barrels fall and complete stock Of
teras Tools and every article required IN the Qua ans
Pistol trsss, Cor sale BY A. w. SPIES co.
myl-i.~ 1o2 Pearl st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-02

WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS.-Engraved in >
" and approved tyle prniedfrom engraved plates
with the utmost neatness, the highly enameed porcelain
Cards which, for wheness and brancy Of polish cannot be
exceed. All orders promptly attended 10 at VALENTINES
fashionable Card Engraving and Printing E."Ashmen so
John street. corner OF William street IA m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-02

BRANDYWINE SPRINGS HOTEL.
HIS establishment will be opened for the reception %
i company Monday. the nth Of jane
The proprietor has engaged Mr.. WIN. H. RUSSELL, for.
merly OF Boston, steward Mr JAMES NJ SEYMOUR, ID
the Office aud Mr. j. b. DoBNY conductor OF the BALI
and Concerts JAMES M. SANDERSON,
ie6 tw,tI.tA Proprietor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-02

= r--~ y NEWARK AND NEW YORK-Three
Sn=EA- trips per day from each place.-The and
splendid steamboat PASSAlC, Capt r. W.
Martin. and after Thursday May 9th will run between
Newark and New York making three trips day from each
place, aud leave . follows
Centre wharf, Newark, From foot OF Barclay St. ~ Y
81 o'clock A. NJ 81 o'clock A. NJ.
lOI l2i F. NJ
ST
On Sundays the Passac will run and leave
Centre wharf Newark Foot Of Barclay St, N. York
u O'Clock A. NJ 10 O'Clock A. NJ
r. NJ 7. NJ
The Pasac will Bergen Point her VI and o'clock
trirs down n 81 O'Clock trips up. On Sundays she
will land on her passage down and ~ each trip
Fare to Newark ls3 cts. Bergen Point, l21cu
The steamer Paaic remarkable for spsedi performing
the distance from to IL hour each trip Ladies w'i ma
this route very pleasant and particularly advantageous as the
changing from to ferry boat with baggage
avoided Goods and freight taken reasonable terms but
only :, the r;.k of the owners nv23y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-02

J. STONE
PLUMBER AND ENGINEER,
No. 800 Broadway
Manufactures Lin, Machine Force, and other Pumps fxed
and Portable Water Closets, Hot Cold Shower and Vapcr
Baths, Garden Engines and syrnges Water Filters &c
~ B-normaton given relative TO Hydraulics, and Levels
taken Cor the conveyance Of water jel7.lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-02
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 2, 1889.

- LOOK AT THlS.-Who keeps the most spen'
EMsa<S did Boot establishment in the cit, Answer
OLD BOSS RICHARDS Co., at 240 Canal street, running
through to asa Greenwich street. Go there or tip top fash.
onabe durable Boots and Shoes from 25 to 80
per cent 24O Canal street. sign of the largest boot IN the
world. e25 Inn
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-01-09
V OIL. xI. No.1f

saving machines and implements
Provement Of farm stock-tbr IN.
OF impure seeds-the extension .As.,asoc
cuiture-the alienation of cro.. VI Too
practlcable-the improvement, off,, "Aers
mon roads-the introduction of a, Con.
to all the departments of farm a2 ,I'em %
mold laoor-the cultivation Of OOss
land as can be cultivated wELIaaa
keeping of as much farm stock az uu ns
Profta6ty fed and fatteaed-.ea'k
MORE. All these improvement, %
0 .,s. made, and are making, elsr,vta' ~
they ca" be made here; thew 49,
made here, by The intelligence H. WA
prise, and the lauda bic compet,tion va. We
This society will diffuse and cali H.. "n'
ed in. Petsevs.
am happy to recognize, gen,lens, .
Inc formation Of this association a.
sitlon IN Its members to aid in The 20 20
OF agricultural improvement. The o %o1
is worthy one, because it aims 10 sr ga
the means of human sus,ensnro aaS
measure Of human enjoyment: anS And % I
encouraging and bonoring indus,ry 49,. 4
to advance the moral character ana ', ~
siantial prosperity of the Country H..
you may prosper in these public s,;,.S
efforts, and that Fulton COUNTY ma al.
come as distinguished in The annals =
rIeultural Improvement, as the inJir,IaS
whose name 1t bears. is already rrnowo.
IN the history of steam navigation. ~
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-01-09
A RICULT URAL.
On the Practicability and Means of Im-
proving our Agriculture.


An Address delivered before the Fulton
.Co~aty Agricultural Society, on the
OCCASION Of ITS organization. at Johns
to'cn, Oct. Is. 1888, By J. BuEL; pub
t'sted al The request Of the Society
GENTLEMEN OF THE SoclEry.-To
those who can carry back their recoIlec.
tons thirty or forty years, the improve
ments which in that lime have been made
In the mechanic and manufacturing arts
will appear surprising. Forty years ago
We imported all our Cotton, and most of our
woollen goods, except of household man
uiacture-all of our hardware and Guile
~, great portion of our nails, saddIery
hats, &c. and | we'll remember. that a hat.
ter IN Albany, 10 give currency TO his hats,
was Obliged to deceive his customers. bv
putting into them bills, representing them
to De OF British fabric. Now most of
these, and many other articles indispensa.
Die to our comfort, are not only produced
within ourselves, in quantities sufficient
for domestic use, but millions in value NJ
them are annually exported to foreion
countries. Not only are they produced
Ia abundance, but they are produced at .
far less price than formerly. East lnd,a
hum-hums. coarse slazy kind of cotton
goods, were once reputed cheap at twen-
ty-hve cents yard. We have now bet
ter goods. made at our mills, at six and
: seven cents yard and it is but little
more tnan twenty years, since Tie inven-
tlon oil power-looms reduced the price OF
weaving from eleven and twelve to one
AMI two cents yard There is SC ,rcelv
manufactured Article in use. which has
not, in consequence of the Improvements
in mechanics and manufactures, been i'm
proved in quality, and diminished in
price.
Whence these grsat. and recent I'M.
provements in our sister arts2 They are
not owing to the diminished price oflabor !;
or that has increased. rather than dimin.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-01-09

The MoRMoNs.-We perceire, n,
tne proceedings of the Missouri Legs
lure: that a memorial, asking pecaaI
aid tor The Mormon women and chls.
OF Caldwell county. was laid befor' 2
body on the 81 inst. IL appears e
serves the Louisville Journal, 'ibIS
houses OF MANY of the slormons 10
county have been burned down;
ABOUT 90 Mormon men. all of then
ried. have been arrested and impris''A
40 killed. and 100 compelled to fyr
cape the vengeance OF the ci,izsns:
mat 200 women. most of whom
small children, are TINS left des.ilc.s
no food to keep them from starraiia
no Shelter 10 protect them from the -
storms. We trust that the State, lhF'..s
ner' Legislature, will do promp,lg -
sne can In repair the foil and crusl VIZ
perpetrated by her citizens
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-01-09
NJ MISCELLANEOUS.
From The Genesee Farmer.
Lightning Rods.

we have recen:ly had frequent Orr.
SION TO observe the Recommendation q
glass insufators for lightning rods. ash.
ing absolutely necessary for their succ-.,
ful operation. We have been sorry ,ooL
serve IT, fearing that from tie dificulrr =
procuring such insuia,ors, many wouljL
deferred altogether from erecting rod. :.
glass has no practical adyanlag. oys,
wood. II The ROD is kept one foot from h.
building by means of dry, painted wo-,
supports. no danger need ever be feared
Iron IS so immeasurably better condDc,r
than wood that there is no possibility
the course OF the electric f1uiJs b:io,
changed from the rod by the LATER. ifof
er requisites are attended to. Bu, th
following are absolutely essential 10 ever
lightning rod:
per extremity.
nhat Il be continuous lhrougboy,
8. That u terminate in Soma -.
eOn7ucting body.
A. That It b. Of sufficient beigb,
It's necessary that the point be l,r
sharp, in order TO scharge silently ~
highly electrified cloud which NAV -,
over, and thus prevent an explosion
acute and pointed silver cap fiueI al.
upper extremity. is an easy and che,
mode of effecting this obi.c,. Il is,f.
necessary that the electric fluid NAV y.
unInterruptedly 10 the earth; hence wbs4.
the rod must consist of more than oil
piece, link joints, which partially brr
the community, should be avo;dcj a.
each end Of the rod screwed into a c,-
mon nut, which by the close cont,., of,s
surfaces. will furnish unin,errnp;rj ns
sage. Ii is requisite that i, term;ns,rr
some permanent condurting BODY. than
huid may finally and freely escaps ols
body ofthe earth, otherwise bv arr,.,r-
u. without afforiing a final pass zee krs
The rod, instead of aff5rding pro.er,iz
would at once become a source OF Arts
danger. Hence, instead of peneirur
the surface Of the earh but foo, orir
as Is TOO frequently The case. !, shou3 d
scent 10 the drpth ofnot less than ski
where the ground NAV ever b. mOsr
consequently conductor. A bed OF
coal which is good conductor. plarsl,
earth al the foot of the rod, wou'd .,
tate me Dissipation OF the fluid III
height above the building IS in most rs
aiio2ether inspffi:iei Il is 3ani !a
a rod will protect completely cirE1
space whose diameter IS four shines o.
height of the rod above IL Hsnrssr
placed at one end of binding thirre
long, to afford perfect protection, shs.'
De hileen feet high above it or ifPIa's.'
each end, seven feet. III
-, a ieaden jar. charged 10 the higbs't7o'
p plT 1eSree, may he discharged By msisIi' 2
ne'a IN The naked hand. without reTceVHEf
snsh'est shock. But the hand il a hs.
. ye"rr conductor than dry wood. The oi'''
Tue lightning rod Is analogous.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-01-09
From the Quebec Gazette ofD,c. 10

CoLD. This morning. about daF %
the thermometer was down 10 bsi'.'' -
ana 70 degrees below zero. whte. :
probably never happened before ,.s
mas. A strong ". w. wind h1s, - !;
the snow. which has how fallen 'a,'lI =
inches on a level. A young mao . h
retie named H'neI. persisted IN i0f
on Saturday evening.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-07-13
FIELD SPORTS
AND MANLY PASTEMES

Arrangements have been made with
writer Of acknowledged ability TO produce
in the pages of THE GeaHemod's Moga-
zine, mORihIy Se,ia3 Of 0Hities, de9c,ip-
tiUe Of al SGJec's c0Aaecied W@h Ns earl
ou8 Ai0,'iy Sports and P0oiiaes, embrac-
ing a fund of information not elsewhere at
tainuble, and illustrated, in its course, by
several hundred engravings on wood. A
mong others, the following subjects will be
particularly exemplfed.
Tire Horse and the Dog, in all their vari.
cites, with every requisite information res
specting Purchase, Breeding, Breaking, and
Keeping.
The mt Of Cunning, in all its branches,
including Rife end Pistol Shooting, with
ample directions and valuable hints to young
gunners.
The Natural History of american Game
Birds.
,Angling, with an account of American
Fishes.
Boating and Sailing, with full de-
scription Of the various fancy crafts, and an
interesting account of the principle Clubs.
Arcbery, with its Customs, &c. and a
History OF its Rise and Progress.
SJoimming, Skating, QUoiis, Cricket,
Rocket, FiUes, and other Ball Games.
Forming, in the whole, valuable Cyclic
pedia of useful and agreeable knowledge.
PUBLISHED BY VINE. BURTON,
Opposite the Exchange, Docl-street, Philadelphia
Where all orders and communications, postage
| paid are requested to be directed
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-07-13
The Victory WON,

A FTER long, tedious, and eSpen i've expert.
"A ment DR.. Leidy has discoyc.cd method
whereby The Ui.fue Cide Snscpo,iHg is extracted,
so to be formed into Pills ,giitouL dsshoyllg lis
tGcacy
huumero6le attempts have been made to accom-
plish tdjs important object, bot all failed. It is i'm
podont, bccou-e |be S~a0pm lila, as 0me6iciae, in
ell diseases TO which mankind is ubcct is pyodUci
ice Of mare ,eci good, than the whole catalogue of
medicine muse.
Ask ali respectable physicians tho question:
'What he most e6ectual purifier Of the blood, and
the most popular medicine uscd!' they wilt answer
unanimously, So,SopcWa. What be,,er recon-.
mendalion can be a.kedl
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-07-13
POspeCtus for the Extra Globe
For 1889.

NEIE lay before our Republican friends sub.
Wv scription paper for our cheap periodical
publication, the Extra GLOBE"
During the months when Congress is in session,
we publish the CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE," which
gives condensed report of its proceedings weekly,
for one dollar. In the interval between the sessions
OF Congress, we publish the "ExTRA GLOBE" for
six months, containing the news, politics, public
documents and whatever else of interest appears in
the Daily Globe for the same price. These two
publications are printed weekly, in book form, to
render them convenient for preservation and refer
ence. Each number contains l6 royal quartO pa
ges.
The important elections which will take place
during the approaching summer and fall, will give
peculiar value to the information to be derived from
this quarter, during the canvass. The new phases
ofparties in the North, and the troubled aspect
which foreign agitation gives to our national af-
fairs there, will also impart to the country for the
six months preceding the meeting of the next Con-
gress, more than ordinary interest.
The publication of the EXTRA CLONE" will
commence the first week in May, and end the first
week in November next
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-07-13

FESHIS popular work is now printed with new
Il type cast expressly for the purpose, on fine
thick paper, well stitched in neat cover. Valua-
Bile Engravinss ave given in ever other number.
The GcntIemen's Magazine ndAmcriclnMonth-
ly Review bas at5ined a standing that ensures It's
continuance and tbe comrendetory notices of the
most cqegube portion of the pres altests its mer-
its and poool7'i,y. E2ch monthly number con-
tains Seycny-lwo extra sized Ociayo pages, and
presents mo,e reading matter than volume of a
novel; 1t is published at Iittle more tdln half the
price Of any other Magazine in the Upitcd States,
yet contains as many ORIGINAL PAPERS as
any other monthly publication.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-07-13
DIR. Brandreth'S
We q Eta BILE NIVERSAL
PILLS,

- & u-1 IsS-s'
FENHESE pills have obtained a celebrity for cur
ing mo Il diseases to which the human system
is liable, unezJmpicd in the history of the healing
art. They cgne by Tue action of the stomach and
and bowls, all bad humours nom The El0Od causing
free circulation OF the fluids, and restores sound
state Of health.
The thousands who use and recommend them is
proof positive of their extraordinary and beneficial
fleets.
The subscriber has received the appointment Of
AGENT for the sale OF d.. Erandeth's Pills in
Boomshng. None dgc genuine that are offered for
sale, without cehiic2,e Of appointment signed by
the proprietor and councr,igned by Braach Green,
general agent and 10 certificate is ever given, to
those engaged in the Drug business.
J. Il. MOYER.
Bloomsburg Aug. II 1888. lyl7
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-07-13
TAR. LEIDY'S INDICATED EXTRACT
q 3 OF SARSAPAEILLA. hayipq become so

TAR. LEIDY'S INDICATED EXTRACT
"a OF SARSAPARlLLA, having become so
deseryedly popular, on account Of its superior
strength 10 any other preparation Of Sars1parila in
existence, it is thought unnecessary 10 make much
comment upon lis virtues. Suffice it 10 say, one
bottle Of the above contains tCice as much OF the
active principles of SdrsapariIla AMI older ingredi
ents any extract in cxistecne, in the same guam
tity and is eqHot 10 one gallon Of Syrup Of SarSa-
pariHO, for making which druggists and Others pur-
chase the above preparation Price one dollar per
bottle.
1t is recommended in all diseases of the skin and
Bones; affections of the Liver Stomach, Spleen
and Kidneys; Erupiions, breaking out Of Dry and
Watery Pimples on the face, neck and body; ulcer
atoms Of the nose, mouth and throd running at the
Ears and Eyes; ;Eyspilds, Scroud,r d,rheumatic pains,
swelling or hardening of the Glands constitutional
| diseases produced by The use of mercury or other
minerals. In short, SdrsppariIIa is known to the
world, as being the most polceJW agent ever dis
covered for purifying the blood and Animals Fluids,
consequently the most valuable specific for all dis
eases, resulting from impurities of the Blood, and
other fluids Of The body.
CGuiion.-Peaons should be particularly careful
in getting preparation that may be relied upon;
there being many 10 existence, not properly prcpar-
ed, unit for use, and almost inert; possessed Of no
medicinal qualities whatever.
DR.. n. B. Leidy candidIy declares his preparation
to be 1Ohat is represented 10 be, and is prepared
by himself, a regular Druggist and Apohecary, and
is besides regular Pbysci7n a,ested by Drs. Phys
ic Chapman, Hare, Cox, Dewees Jackson, James
Homer, Gibson, &c (See directions and recemmen.
datons around each bottle.)
Upwards of 5000 bottes Of the above have bee
sold, during the past six months, strong proof o.
its good qualities &c. For sale in this city az
DIR. Loidy's Health Emporium I'd street, below
Vine, No. l9l.
Frederick Kefsss Drug store, corner Of I'd ant
Callowhill streets.
]. Smith & Cos. Drug store Sd street above No
bic.
J. Gilbert & Co.'S. Drug store, I'd street abov,
Vine.
= Also by
G ]. F. Long Druggist Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
= q. w. Oakley, Druggist, Reading, do.
]. b. Moser do. Allentown do.
: P.& W. II, Pompdo. Easton, do.
4 E. Brnghurst, Druggist, Wilmington. Delewsre
a And by the principal Druggists and Merchant
h in the United States. 37th
$ Also SOLD By
C ID. S. TOBIAS.
Bloomsbury, an. 1889.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-07-13
VIM. E. BURTON, Editor g. Proprietor, PhiF,

The Review Department of the GentIcmen's Mag
azinc, which has elected notices from all points o
the literary circlewill continue to presenta complete
account OF the popular literature of the day, with
liberal extracts from rare and popular workr.-
Transitions from neutrality-suspicious. ofthe French,
German, Spanish and Italian authors, occur in eve
ry number. Copious and Anccdotal; Biographies of
eminent men of the day, with engraved likcnesses,
will frequently ornament the pages ofthe Gentle
mems Magazine.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-07-13
PratI's Patent Smut,
GRAIN HULLING MACHINE,

Improved. An article of great ntility to Millers,
for cleansing the grain for preparing it for Touring
These machines are manuiac. of cast and
wrought Iron and are supposed to last an hundred
years. They ave in general in the state of New
York and in part of Pennsylvania.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-07-13
.DANV1IhnlA AOADNE1Yo


YWNHE Trustees of this Institution are happy to
announce to the public generally, that it is
now in full tide of successful operation. The win
ter term has just closed; and the sem-annual exam
nation have given more satisfactory evidence of
the excellent qualifications of their teacher, j.. w.
CoNKLING, than any PREVIOUS recommendations
could have done.
The summer term will commence on Wednesday
the first day of May, and continue twenty-three
weeks. Iii very Important that all who wish to
DIN the institution should be present on that day,
or as soon after possible
In ordel to make the school public benefit by
aflording to all parents who desire the opportunity
of giving their children first rate education, the
terms of tuition have been given at the following
low rates.
PER QUARTER.
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, So 90
English Grammar explained and illustra-
ted, including the above, so
Geography, with use of Maps and Globes
including the above, 90
Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, with
use of Apparatus, including the a.
bove, 90
Latin and Greek Languages, including
all the above, 90
The German and French Languages will be
taught but an extra charge of 50 90 per quarter
will be made for either of them. All the members
of the school are required to exercise themselves in
written compositions and declamations, and will be
expected at the close of each term to give public
exhibition of their proficiency in all the branches
they may have pursued
Persons al a distance are informed, that upon ap-
plication to the President, board will be furnished
in respectable private families on moderate terms.
By order of the Board.
DIN. HOLIDAY, PREs'T.
JoHN G. BoYD, Secr'y.
Danville, April 10 1899.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-07-13
DIR. SWAYNE'S

Compound Syrup Of Prunes' Virgini-
anna, or Wild Cherry, for Coughs, Colds,
Asthmas, Consumptions, &C., for sale at the
Tobias Health Emporium, BlOomSburg.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-07-13
PREMONITARY HINTS,
AND LMPORTANT LNFORMATTOI


AND IMPORTANT LNFORMATTOM.
ED EADER, did you ever see a confirmed Dys-
Tia, pcptic, and learn his sUhcrings! Irnot, suf
flee It to say he is pale, thin and ghasly looking
object his life apparently hanging by a thread he
is miserable and unhappy, his suaerings ndlscrba-
bic.
Are you much troubled with Aatulcncy, costive-
ness, sour eructations arising from your stomach,
occasional want of appetite, waie,5a-h, bad taste
in your mouth, or foul breath, pain a heayiucss
at your stomach, sickness alcreo'ing, headache, q -.
gust at your once ilyone food, Sc II you are
much troubled with any o. the foregoing sym ptoms
bring before you the pjl,ue OF the Dyspep,c, and
having resolved 10 remedy the consequences, i'm
mediately procure
Dr. Leady'8IOnic S'Anti- DySpeptic Cordial
A never iailingan ellicacous remedy for
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
And the whole train of affections resulting from dis
eases of the Liver, Stomach and Intestines.
The above medicine is warranted free from mer-
curry or other IMMORAL preparations; it is composed
entirely of vegetables, safe and easy TO take, being
very pleasant to the taste. 1t may be safely admin
isered to young and old, requiring but moderate
strictons in diet only.
Numerous testimonials have been from time to
time pubishedi Its reputation IS 80 well known, fur
ther comment upon its virtues is unnecessary, suf-
flee it to say, TT HAS NEVER FAILED IN SINGLE
| INSTANCE. Further recommendations accompany
| the directions around each bottle.
UFPrce One Dollar per bottle.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail at Dl
Leidy's Health Emporium, I'd street. below Vine
| No. 1911.
Also Sold by
D. S. TOBIAS, Agenh
| Bloomsburg, May 26. ly5
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-07-13
DIR. LEIDY'S
SARSAPARILLA OR BLOOD PILLS,
Price. Twenly-fye Gents Boy.

They must surely command preference, for they
are not composed of SarsaparlIa alone, but contain,
in a concentrated state, IL the form eta pill, the
virtues ofthe principal ingredients contained in the
compound 1uid, extracts, syrups, and other prepara-
tons OF Sarsapari1.
They ere hig'ly recommended by numerous ply
scians, and others, (see directions around each bot
tlel in
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-07-13
TERMS,

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paid, at our risk. The notes of any incorporated
bank in the United States, current in the section of
country where subscriber resides, viii be received
But when subscribers procure the notes ofbanks
in the Northern and Middle States they will please
send them.
To insure all the numbers, the subscriptions
should be here by the 9TH of May
BLAIR & RIVES.
ONO attention will be paid to orders unless the
money accompany thom.