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Lincoln telegraph., 1839-04-11
ELE4EOT HOUSE.

- THIS HOUSE has been recently
s-1sssif.r.1t@ built and furnished at much ex
fl5r1..i;iikS5 pense;and is every way calculated
=S4zs,-.s. 10 supply the wants Of HE locomo-
tive public
Among other advantages, It's situated in the
centre, and business puri cflhe town IN the i'm
mediate vicinity Of ihe principal wharvcs, steam
boat landings Post Office, Custom House &c, In
point of location, capacily and arrangenont,it is
not only calculated ior men of business generally,
but is well adopted 70 the wants OF geiiiielnoh NJ
families visiting for pleasure.
The Chargcs will be as low as al any house OF
a silnilfr Kind in this section Of the country.
n Il. The estnbshment is furnished wnl aoa
pacous aud comialtalle stable, uhich wilbe con
SANITY at.endo,! hy the most faithful Ost'ois. Car
liagoS and horses viii be kept 10 let,
Bath Nov. 1e33. tf32.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-04-11
fP F2,Pg egE%EH<!

YgY!IE subscriber having removed to The store
z lnoIN occupied by james Farrin, one door
south Of A, z. Miichel's, wonId ntann his friends
and the public ,hi he has for sale prime assorl.
ment ol Harnesses. made by first rate workman.
Also, sa4lies, Brdles Trunks, Buffalo Robes, Boots
q Shoes, Seal Skin Gaps. Knives, knife aheaths,
Murray superior Friction Matches, &c, &c.
The above sod cicap far cash.
t-57 Collars made 10 order and warranted not to
gall Reparing tor., done with despatch
VIVA. Gardner.
N B. hoots an Shoes manufactured or repaifcd
10 order, at s'of rglcs. and in lie best manner,
ahove. w G.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-04-11
H55ssolist5oas OF GJ0isal'Sascs'sss52s.

NNHE CoPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
under the firm Of Daniel Mars,on Jr & Co. is
t'lis day dss hy mutual consent; and al per-
sons having accounts with said firm, are requested
=, call on JouSsoK RrpEouT, who.is duly authorised
for adjustment Of the same
JOHNSON PIDE0UP
DAN L. MARofON Jr.
i bath Dec 13, 1883 il 30
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-04-11

Fer salci Bath ty ;. W1hineer: il Cmdjner
hv Ch,lica Taridt; 10 iaioNcil hy i. Scannon,
IN Augusta liy J /. Lqad; in iiansorly G. y
Holden. aud ~ hitr x Guild; aitd b most ot the
wloles tic druggists in Eosi,n.
Nov. 1893. Ivr 81.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-04-11
Sub A gents.

.8ugnsta-Williarn Caldwell
L. Thomaston-John Spofiord
'ihonaston-John M. Gates
Topsham-Nathanie Walker
Ualdoboro-G. w. Nichols
Wiscasset-Edmund Dana
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-04-11

-,
800 GaIIg45 w AE'AssE9.
NNHE subscriber wishes to engage Tie .boFe mum
~ Der of good Girls 10 20 10 p 'ueteid Mass 70
work i, { ton Factory Those acquainted "il
the business would be preferred. Gocd wares af5
prompt pay. Those wishing to 90 vii do WI 10
call and leave their names hei"go HE ~ 81 APf!
with Nm. + 70 IA ,sl'aA-N
Also, fvo or six wo.laa anliilcs t" kocf board
ing houses, for The same: enquire rs bog".
Bath, ifarch 18th, 1893 5Whol
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11
JUST TRIBUTE ELoouFvr,y

The following just tribute to op, ,.,-.-'. Aip
magistrate, MARTIN Vas BrRES, emnb.'.',..' 'l L
ma" Of NE people, is from the CT "a.
Statesman. IL Is true, every word nj !, oaf
quent az II IS true - sha e
Ma. Van BrEFN.-No man ev,.
opposition 81 last, or produced such d,s.4e g1Ea
voc among all the plans and schemes Of 'I t "a
nents, as The President. A few wear, SD. AS oppo-
but the utter and total anihaton The ~. nothing
loving up The complete buryinr alive bs. I's swat
wards Oh this man, was the cnn6den, ~ .o"h.
the Wings. Yet he now sits in tho rp ss's'a .,
char as calm as summer porn;r,, s ,ssaeH
more extensively AM deeply the con6dao. eu!gag
American People, than any man Twin, IT, " ue
led forces OF whlggery, nerved for ,6e had. va
Bank upon Bank, bv PRISE upon Press bs.s 80 81 :!
ed nothing bur his permanent entbroneran, et''s'
affections of the People, moIe trumnbsn, H., 90 "a
How is this! The reply is smpe po :,
done right. he has steadily promoted his cnrn,, rs
welfare. The Nations good the peop,es L,n;..
ness, have been his constant aim For ,hen h.
abored and toiled. The business Of Presdeu, as '.'
king he has e To the Opposition Wills, he IN, p Er
ell, and labored for the People. This is ,ba co.,
secret OF his immense popularity
= Can any one deny that unbounded con6denes =
reposed IN him by the whole people In the h.
alarming conflict, from which we are likely tbron,t
his prudence to be delivered, what did Consrrss =,
They placed, al his disposal, ten millmns Of mems,
and 5OOOO soldiers to carry on the war. if necesss
ry. This was done BY many wing votes. AM
how was it received by the People, Wings ana
Democrats, | am satisfied was the word Gor
all. AT that mom,slt Of psril, when the affairs ii
The nation required the most careful and deGhera,
management; when one word too much would hay,
involved The nation in bloody war, when one wot
TOO little would have tarnshed the National honor
the whole nation almost by reclamation approved
the act OF Congress and said, with this matter en-
firely, exclusively in the Presidents hands we arr
safe What proud homage is this to one mans
patriotism Millions Of irt emen committing Aei,
dearest earthly treasure to the integrity Of one mani
Noby has he redeemed tie sacred trasl No
lavish expenditure of millions for the muuttops d
war; no calling out of $4,000 men; no cleaning
Of swords--no laundering of cannon-no elang d
arms-no savage war cry-no ihitSltng for human
blood--nc severing Of husbands and wives, pareau
and chiIdren--no widows and orphsns--none Of III
death and carnage of the battle fed--nona Of Tx
whitening srocco of war upon nations morals AMI
sensIbiIllts. Mad ambition false or selfish poic,
might have urged some men 10 an open and dread
iul rupinre. The calm, resolu,e, exalted ard patr
otto spirit of the PreSiden! beat with higher pusa
tons and throbbed with nobleI anxely.--Self wa
lost sight Of in this noble struggle; and The Nation
honor and tranquility was The high and single pun
poses at which lie aimed"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11

Coed Her5 from ED PieE.as--TI= -
acy Of our neigh5oring county. i, A. ~ c.,
aroused I'd Piekins VII DO The ry5, 4.
nme-ao mistake abou; it. The a.. sag
extract Of a letter from an iaie!lir,,, At
10 PIckinsTiIle to the Editors: S'1'''sa
The democracy arc Up and do;,,
nough has already been & me 10 $50. ls,s. Z
from her schackles. You VIII see !, ',l u F''s',
ing election lhatw viii tell 0lor;on. le 'lsS'
have no doubt Of tho success Of o., - 'ais.
for the Legislature though We bs,. ~, aa's ,es,
'eI'nln ra. VINO VIII be The candidates. r.. Q
gress Ellis the Democratic candidate IN no. y Co'
Crabb as the wings say, in this COM, wa y =
Tie doubt remains m my mind bun h ..;s sac
majority OF votes IN The District - VII g.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11

Having completed the publication of,he laws, SC.
ofthe last Congress, we shall now have It in our
power to redeem our promise Of publishing several
important pubic documents and political articles.
which want of roam has compelled Us TO put Oh thus
long Among other deferred articles, is the Bank
Commissioners report We shall commence sy-
nopss OF this report ia our next.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11
C0LrMBUS DEMOCRAT.
sATURDAY. MAYIl. 1889

Dfsoca.rfe STATE RIGHrs NoNiSATIoss.
Fer Gossrnor-A. G. MeNUTT:
For Sec. Of State-BARRY w. BENSON:
For .4adRoy-AUGUSTUS B. SAUNDERS
For fFeasurer-SAMUEL CRAIG:
For CoHgret-A. G. BsowS & j. THoMFsoS.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11

0ut-and cutters Ihe people OF IoiiIes.',,hst
have earned the Temperance principle 50 Ia, ~ 4.
they have determined to cat no pork Of os''
has ever been coraed.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11

Nd Bad.--A learned professor once obsetv-
I'd. III course ola lecture. that one Of the mopl
c0nsplcnous properties Of heat VAS its power Of
~--sedirg III bodss; upon which ~apgish stu
dent arose from his seal aud asked Il that was the
rsason Why The days were longer IN 'rarm than IN
roid weather
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11

The first post office IN America was establish
ed at Boston 10 1889. Fanklin was fer many
years deputy post master,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11

The Boston Times wishes some one TO define
credit. II rs wise provision by which consla.
bIcs get living Pitaaans
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11

The Washington, Pennsylvania. Examiner,
says; Graves, the murderer of Cllley, passed
through thai place lew days ago, in the stare 10
the west. from Washington Cny. He was eazed
at by such q our citizens as saw him, with feel.
ines Of adherence. We understand. as III
bloody hyena was coming through Brownsville.
he was saluied BY some musicians of that place.
with the air Of The Rogue's March"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11

From an extra from the YaEao City Wig OF.
hce. under date Of the 22nd instant, we learn that
Charles Griswold, late teller Of the Commercial
Bank Of TIN, city. absconded on the morning
Of the 4lh instant, while the hank was under
going the usual semi.annua examination. His
absence was no, known for several days. not until
the desalcailnn. which amounted 10 $1,000 90.
was discovered ia the course Of the examination
His bond to the bank was in tho sum Of $500
!. though the had eambled away the greater par,
oi the money. He had sustained an irreproacha-
bic character, and il is believed. carried litle o.
no money with hun, although he had II in his pow
10 have distracted large amount.
4 reward Of $500 i offered BY tho bank for
his apprehension, and recovery Of any portion Of
ihs money. lilo y 'iwsntylar years old, Eve
feet eight inches high, rather spare made hand.
soue features, black hair, Of gen,lernanlv "A.
dress, and having weak eyes. uses spec.acles
constantly" He frs, made bis way fOt vicks-
haFg. pieksbGrg Wing.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11

ANOTHER PATRIOT GoSE Gen. Samuel Smith,
of Maryland, revolutionary hero, aud for forty
successive years member otCongress, died recent
~ at his residence in the city of Baltimore, aged ST.
His death, says the Baltimore Post, occurred in a
manner eminenty embematic OF the end of tie good
man and patriot. He had been out ridir in his car
riage, and after returning, laid down on sofa to
rest. 1t was a rest indeed one from which he
could awake only in better and happier world
Peace to his ashes and honor to his memory |"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11

Gen. A. G.. BRowN is addressing the people
n the southern Counties he makes great I'M
preston every where. AT Columbia, Marion
county, he lately me. with the honorable federal
Senator elect. John Henderson. whom he rowed
% the very extremity of Salt River. See an ar.
tclo in to.day's paper from the Pney Woods
Planter.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-11

GSrAr ATTRACTION At THE MusEra DR. Spill
man. the Proprietor Of The Columbus Museum, has
constructed solar microscope Of immense magni-
Tying power. In company with several others, we
visited the museum on Thursday, and were as:onsh-
ed at the objects exhibited On the canvass. which ex.
iSt IN single drop oivnegar particle fcheese.
The wing of fly measured twenty feet and Their
objects IN the same proportion. An hour in a clear
day can be passed very agreeabIy in examining the
microscope and the other curiosltles at the museum
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-28
SEHRS'
SEHRS'
Genuine Vegetable Pulmonary Balsamic
Syrup Liverwort,
For cure ofCOnsumptions, Coughs and

COiuS.
More t. an $4,000 bottles of this very valuable
medicine has been sold principally IN the State Of
Maine, } since it was first offered to the public by
The original inventor and proprietor j. Is. Sears,
years since
1t is undoubtedly superior to any other article OF
fered to the pubIic as seldom fails in giving relief
where il is taken in due season
The undersgne having purchased the original
recipe for this syrup, has made arrangements to
have A gents in the principal towns in New England
supplied with it. Purchasers Will be careful mat
the bill of drecti MS are signed by II. Fuller or ).
Page, and the name of the for er stamped IN the
seal, and my own mame written on the outside la
bel. II MEX KIN
All orders directed to the proprietor, HaiIowel,
Me will meet with promp, attention.
The following are among the agents for selling The
above Syrup. Wm c. Simpson & CO., Prat &
King, and Maryland s. Noyes, oston. }. y. liar
rson Saem A arer, Portland; George W. Hol-
den, Pangor R. S. 81 ell, Thomaston; }. f.
Iadd Augusta A. II. Perkins, Gardiner; Geo. VII
liston Brunswick; Doct J. A. Berry, Saco.
For sale by }. WiLhiNoON
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-28

RM OFFAT'S LIFE MEDlClNEs-REANl-
lYl NATION. - When the most important
functions of lie are suspended aud those WHO arc
invalds by inheritance or linprndence are reduced
to dcplorable state of nervous debility, hey shoH!d
not even then despair, for it Is not IN dcspnlr that
relief can lie found. No. Let lhem hrsi look IL
round. and, liying aside all preiudices, ask them
selves this question lfmy physician cannot help
me, is his rcputed skill my only resori?'
Perhaps at that moment the healing OF this a1-
ver,cment. "Moilat's Life Mcdicurs.' Wouid
catch their eye; aud were they IN truth divestcd
Of foolish prciudices they might perhaps he induced
10 inquire whether MIR. Motiat's theory and treat
mout of Diseases, differed from lhat Of Heir o"n
physicians. They would then learn lhai il did diE
fer and very widely, and With most happy results,
too.
If,hey pnrsuod their inquiries sill furt or, they
would find that all practising physicians Of the pres
enl day prescribe MERCURY, in some form, for
almost every disease, and they would learn too that
mercuria medicines, though they give present relief
undermine the constitution, and ulwal leave the
patient in prccarious state OF health.
good Vegetable Medicine is just The reverse of
alt Tins For hundreds Of years Leore that scourgo
finanknG, Mercury, was employed in the heal
SuI art, PLY siclans used notling but herbs. Even
the Bible recommends the 'skiu physician lie
who prepareth his medicines from herbs. Witness
EccIcsiasrlcuS, chap. XIII.
V 3. "The skilful physician shall lift up his head;
and in the sight of the great men he shall he in ad-
miratlon."
V.4."For he hath prepared his medicines ont OF
the HERBS ofthe earth, and he that is wise will
not abhor them
Moffas Vegetable Life Medicines possess quail
ties of the most mild and beneficial nature. They
are comnoscd of articles the most anti purescent,
combined with ingredients known the only Ger
tain antdotc Tor fevers of every description When
the disease is produced either from cold, obstruc-
ton bad air. syyainDy and damp suafiOtls or Durid
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-28
CLERK WANTED

YEyO attend in West India Goods Store apply tc
q CHARLES CLAPP, Jr
Bath, Nov. 6, $50 tf32
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-28
NOTICE..

a Ii persons having unsettled accounts with The
"a subscriber RESPECTFULLY requested 10 assist
him in settling the same and those indebted 10
him to make payments immediately
JOHN HAYDEN.
Bath Nov. 9th 1899. 32f
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-28
SPOONS, JEWELRY &c S.c

SPUO.NS, JE WELRY, &c, 8'c.
ALso-excelIenl Knives, Scissors, Razors. Brass
and Wood, CLOCKS, and an abundance of other
articles top numerous to pnrtcnIarize at this mo-
ment' All of which will be sold on AS GOOD TERMS
and as CliEAP as at any other establishment.
Cash given for old Gold and Silver. Cbronom
cters rated, aud all kinds of Nautical Instruments
and Timokeepers repaired
oct lO-2S JOHN HAYDEN
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-28
POSTSCRIPT.
To the friends Of the Boston Notior

To The friends Of Tie Boston .Nolton.
sCR The Publisher and Proprietor of
the Boston Notion takes this early opportu
nifty to assure its friends, and those who
have thus far literally encouraged his un-
dertaking, that his paper is still the LARG-
EST published IN the world 1.-THE Wanting
of the New York papers to the contrary
Notwithstanding. He also assures them
that he is determined it shall always be the
largest-and in the course of two or three
weeks he fatters himself the public will
likewise, with one acclaim, pronounce it
the handsomcst.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-28
NOTICE.

FENIlE subscribers hereby give notice 10 all per
3 sons indebted to them, that all accounts must
be settled before the first day Of January next, OF
they will be under the necessity Of leaving ih"
same with an Attorney for collection, and all per
sons having unsettled accounts against US are re-
onested TO call and they shall be settled
JEWELL, HENRY & CO.
Bath October 2lst 1899. 30u'
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-28
n GEE SIZE a.
FARM FOR SALE.

6SITUATED in Wooluich 3-4 OF mile above
- the old ferry on the river read, containing a
bout 81 Of good Iand-has valuable growth
of oak and pine timber, orchard, two story house.
wood mouse, carpenter shop, barn and shed. excel.
lent water privilege ard every convenience for IA
person engaged in the consling business or ora me-
chanic.-A lso about Is tons OF hay aud all the
farming utensils on said farm. For particulars en-.
qure Of Amasa Soue Bath, or the subscriber IN
Chelsea Mass J. NJ SOULE.
Nov 6in, 1899. tf32
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-28
WELL DYE HOUSE.
L. T. DENNIS,
SILK, COTTON & WOOLEN DYER

E,,on, RocIoo
,,r,n,1,r,,+I "" .;,:.,, >,
~ ESfto oLL1 Ih"rhs 'no ciu|1"' W
T. "a HaIlowei'' 1ard'her, ana Vic'i''n' '"'t ~ no W
has commenced the above business III iiail'we'' al
Brett building loot OF " "hthfop street. "h''' ne
pledges himself TO do all work entrusted 10 Ills care
IN go ID style as can be done IN BOSTON, I'VE"
York, or elsewhere and al snort houce aho re"Son'
able prices
He will dye Ladies Dresses OF every descriptions
Silk, Grape, Cotton and Cass 9haW'e; sewing 0"N
and all Kinds OF Fancy fhdkfs bhce' Grape ana
Gauze Wells; SIR B9nnets' small p'rccs o ribbons
&c &c six ana fohgce dresses "",I'uo =, WIN a
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-28
DOUBLE NOTION.

o. Immediately after the receipt of our
large Press (Which will be on or about the
10Th of November) we shall issue Doub-
le Notion-that is, eight Of the present
enormous pages on one sheet This large
sheet will be Of superior quality paper, and
printed in the handsomest style on entire
new type. 1t will be published regularly
every three months, as supplement to the
Boston Notion, and each number sent to
the subscribers to that paper as a gratuity
thus truly offering an extra inducclnent
to one and all to subscribe to that Nam
moth sheet-the Mastodon of the newspa-
per press.
The publisher pledges himself to fully
and truly carry into effect the above asser-
tions. Paper Of the requisite size and quail,
ity is now being manufactured-and large
portion of the new type now in the Office.
A letter from Messrs. Hoe 81 Co. of New
York, (the manufacturers OF our new press)
received yesterday says-"We are busily
occupied upon the press and expect TO ship
it during the coming week. When we
receive it. look out for big gun.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-28
w A n T Z D

A JOuRNFYMAN Cabinet Maker TO take
IA charge of Shop, as foreman lie must beta
good workman, willing to apply his whole time 10
the business. Good wages and constant employ
r: R. SMITH.
Bath, {Me) Sept. 8, 1889 n23
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-28
Xof;ce 40 Ewsnber-EeeaEers

FpslIE subscriber having been for twenty years
constantly engaged in working Lnmher' and
for five years legally qualified, IN the art OF Survey
inc continues to offer his services a- above. fa
vos gratefully received and pnncinai'y attended 10
ly SAMUEL EAMES, Surveyor of Lumbar.
Path July % lS39 lNlI
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-03-23
FIELD SPORTS
AND MANLY PASTHHHES.

Arrangements have been made with a
writer of acknowledged ability 10 produce
in tho pages Of The Gentlen1au's Maga-
zine, a monthly series Of articles, descrip-
tive Of all subjects connected ,Uith The carl
Gus Manly Sports and Pastines, embrace
ing fund of information not elsewhere at-
tainable, and illustrated, in its course, by
several hundred engravings on wood. A.
lnong others, the following subjects will be
particularly eXempliIied. ,...,...,
The Horse and the Dog, in all their vari.
cites, with every requisite information re;
specting Purchase, Breeding, Breaking, and
Keeping. p 49,. =. 80,
The 1rt of Cunning, in ali its branches,
including Rife and Pistol Shooting, with
ample directions and valuable hints to young
gunners.
The Natural History of .4.nericaaa Game
Birds.
.4ngling, 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.
.4rchery, with its Customs, &c. and 1
History of its Rise and Progress. n
6tcinning, Skdting, QUoits, Cricket,
Racket Fves, and other Ball Games. :.
Forming, in the whole, valuable Cyclic
pedia Of useful and agreeable knowledge.
PUBLISHED By VINE. BURToN,
Opposite the Exchange, Dock-street, Philadelphia,
Where all orders and Communications, postags
paid, are requested to bo directed.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-03-23
NOTICE
us HEREBY GIVEN,

EEN0 all Lcga'ees, Creditors, and other persons.
M interested in the estates of the respective de-
cedents and, minors, that tho Administration ac-
counts Of the said estates, have been fedihthe Of
flee Of the Register of the County ofCclnhibit and
will be presented for confirmation and allowance TO
the Orphans Court, TO be held al Danville in and
for the county aforesaid, on Monday the 18th day
of April next at o'clock, A. NJ.
lst., Account Of simon K,fshef and John
Hrtsher, Executors to the last viii and testament
Of Simon krisher, late Of Roaring Greek town
ship, deceased.
3D., The Account OF john r.. .ucver, Admins
traitor of the estate of Jacob Davis, late of Bloom
township, deceased.
Sd. The Account Of GeOrge S,nstA andJohn & 0,t-
ser, Executors Of the last will and testament of
Charles CLARK, late of Limestone township, de-
ceased.
4th The supplementary account ofIJ-m, Il. HouscL
Administrator Of the estate Of John Housed, late
Of Liberty township, deceased.
stb. Tie Account Of u'nr. Smith, Administrator
Of the estate of George Sechler, late Of Mahoning
township, deceased
9th, The Account of EEra 8. Hdyhurst, Ad-
ininistrator Of the estate of Jacob Kostenbader,
late of Nlifllin township. deceased
7th. The Account of .RagdoLne Hutchtns and
.f6rGt0m Kehi, Administrators ofthe estate Of
John Hutchins, late of Mi!llin township, de-
ceased.
9Th. The Account Of Thsnrds Hartman and
George n. Wits, Executors of the last will
and testament of John II. Willis, late Of Hem
lock township, deceased.
9th. The Account of George III. U'tlfts, Ad-
ministrator of the estate OF Samuel Hughes late
OfCattawiSsa township, deceased.
10th. The Account Of John u. BGrclcD, Ad-
ministrator Of the estate Of Ellis r. Furman, late
OF Bloom township, deceased.
| llth. The Account of .NtCkGei Sechcr, Admin
istrator of the estate of Nathaniel Edger late OF
Henilock township, deceased
PHILIP BILLMEYER, Register.
Registers Office, DanvilIe, March 8, 1889.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-03-23
=AAaz7
MAINE BOUNDARY.

The last accounts from Maine, are Of a
pacific character, and render it almost GER
tain that no blood will be shed by either
party. tbs expected that the pacific ar
raugement Of our government will be adoP-
ted by the beligersnt governors and that ths
military will be Withdrawn from the dis.
puted territory.