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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-10-05

Mr.. WEBB--Tn the last Dahyille Intelli
gencer Micheal Fronwald and Owen D.
Lei5, came out over iheir signature, with a
long piece of slsnder, 10 clear themselves
OF the frai,oriSm Of which they we're gull
ty at the late county convention, by selling
our township, for slender promises, made
10 them by some Of the Danville politicians
but instead Of clearing themselves, they
SANDER and abuse me. Now the truth is,
nearly every word they have written is vi.
ter!y false. will mention few OF their
fasehoods. They say il had been for some
time asserted that the Caltawissa delegates
were instructed for Daniel Snyder. Now
for my par! never heard any such asser
lion made by any person; but nearly every
person in Cattawissa knows, that said self
made delegates were expected TO go for Sny-
der, which they well knew was the wish
and desire OF large majority Of the Dem
ocrais Of Caltawissa township. They were
the most noisy opponents of Mr.. Colt pre-
vious to their appointment and this was the
reason they were sent as delegates. They
also say Ihat they received every vote, when
in fact they only received five votes, and l
dare them TO say that there were not more
than twice that numbei present They al
SO say they had not five minutes conversa-
ton with Col, and Best. Will they dare
10 say thaLthey had not with William Do
madison and others OF the Dauvlle poll ii.
clans l stand ready to prove by !espec-
table democrat, that one of those seIf-made
delegates told him that the Danyilites were
coming too dam fast. That they had offer
ed to give him their influence for the ap-
pointment Of Deputy Marshal. And l have
frequently heard4he other say that he would
go for either Bloom or Danville which ever
would pay best. Now one Of those self
made Delegates who is but vearling in
our county, wished to show himself big and
wished TO let the people Of Schuylkill coun-
~ know how large he bad grown in our
county, therefore he let some Of his venom
out at me. As for the other, family feel
ings prevent me from saying any thing a.
bou. him, only would advise him in fu-
ture not to be So ready 10 put his name TO
what every scr,b.er writes. This is my
first communication for public paper, and
it shall be my las! unless | have something
more important TO write upon.
STEPHEN BALDY.
Cattawissa Sept 2Slh 1889.
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UTETMNIAna

MARRlED-On the lst inst. by the Rev.
William J. Eyer, Mr.. Darius 1Sison, Of
Wyoming, Luzernc county, TO Miss Mary
Miller, Of Danville.
At the Friends Meeting, in Muncy town
ship, Mr.. Joseph Masters. of Madison
township, Columbia county, TO Miss
Sarah E., daughter Of Joel Edwards
of the former township.
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OBITUARY.

DIED-In Catawissa Miss Sophia
Schmsck. daughter of Mr.. Peter Schmeck,
in the 25Ih year Of her age.
In Sugar Loaf township, on the 2lst uIt.
Mr.. Jossph Yeagis formerly Of HughsVile
Lycoming county, aged about &c years.
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MARSh'S SUPERIOR
NI?H!IWiNo

ESTATE OF JAMES DILL, DECD.
NOTICE is hereby given, TO the hei!s
and legal representatives Of James Dill, late
Of the borough oIPotsylle, ,Skuyikill cou'y,
Pa, deceased, that by virtue of WI: OF
partition or valuation, issued out OF the Or
phans' Court of Columbia county, TO
me directed, for the partition of the real es-
tale of said deceased, srate in the town
ship of Iiemlnck, containing according 10
survey made in 1896, two hundred and for
.y-seven and hall acres and allowance Of
6 per cent, &c, amongst the heirs and Ie-
gal representatives of saii deceased, | will
hold an inquest or the premises, on Mon
day, the 2lgi DAY Of October, 1899, al 10
o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose of making
Partition of, or 10 value and appTaise the
same, at which time and place you are Ie-
QuesIed 10 attend il you .hink proper.
WM. KITCHEN, Sheriff.
ShcriG's Office, }
DanvilIs, Sept. ID, 1899. 4i20
hrThe Pennsylvania Reporter, at Har-
risburg, viii please publish the above notice
four times, charge and send bill 10 the Sher-
ilr Of Columbia county.
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80 sam He scriptures 'eVlucus G.
v. ii.
wAR.LEIDY'S BLOOD PILLs.--W better
H Ethan scripture testimony can we have of the
lie Of the flesh depending upon the condition OF
the blood If impure or diseased, the flesh mus
of course be diseased thereby, and the whole sys-
TEN paytae CT such disease If the doctrine he true,
and there is not doubt of it (for ii is fact accee-
dcd TO ty all that the scriptures are true beyond
doubt) then It behoovcs 10 guard against the
consequences of such impurities, and tLus preserve
the flesh healthy If the flesh be healthy, consti4
tntng rs il does the principal portion Of the human
Yody, then must the whole body be healthy.
In vegetables only can we iindthe medicine where
by all impurities of the blood may be rtmoved.--
Upwards of one hundred years experience Of the
most celebrated the wisest ard best physicians have
proved certain vegetables to possess purifying prop
critics. These vegetables viii not here be named,
and DR.. Leidy wishes to remunerate himself. and
profit by the long, laborious, and costly experiments
necessary to be made, that the active principles oG
those vegetables might be retracted and reduced to
such form as makes them easy, safe and pleasan, to
be taken.
These vegetables are contained in Tie Justly cell
ebraed Flood Pills manufactured only by DR.. n.
Bedv, regular Druggist and Physician, attcsted
by Drs. Physic, Chapman, Jackson Horner Gibson
Devices, James, Hare Cox, &c.
/ &c aDHVc rms may be employed as mid or
active purgatyc. Their action is easy, and may be-
employed by all persons under all circumstances
They will at all times be found servceablo, when
,ile least sickness is present They require no
change of diet restraint from occupation, fear of
taking cold from their USE They are daily prescrib-
ed by numerous physicians; certificates of the fact
accompany the directions. They are the most afec-
tive purifier OF the blood and other fluids of the hui
man body ever discovered. Persons having once
used will ever after, as occasion may acquire have
rcsourse to them.
Price ItOentg Five Cents boa.
Sold by all respectable Druggists and Merchanst
throughout the Union, and in this city only at
Dr.. Leidy'a Health Emporium, Second street be-
low Vine.
J. R. Smith & Co.'s I'd st. near the Red Lion.
| ]. Gilbert & Co.'s Sd above Vine.
! c. Clemens North Sd above Wood,
+. klctt'5 % and Callowhill.
! For sale at the Health Emporium Bloomsburg
| by D. S. TOBIAS Agent
Bloomsburg July, l3, 1889. IL.
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Notes..

FEy1E Vendue Notes of John Wertman are in
"a my hands, and can be settled with me any
time before the first of November next, at which
timo ail that remain unsettled, will be left with
Justice of the Peace for collection.
PETER MENSH.
Bloom, Oct. 5 1889 20.
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EBiSsOlaE G&SOmo

3 he Copartnership heretofore existing between
Owen d. LeiJ, Samuel Shadman and
George Fredericks,
trading under the arm of o. D. LEIB c Co, at
Cattawissa Foundry, was dissolved on the 2!atday
Of July last. All persons having claims against the
said finn, or knowing themselves indebted; will
please call on o. d. Lcb, with whom the books &C.
main for settlement. The Foundry bu5nes will
IN future, be carried on by o. d. Leib and George
Fredericks.
OWEN D. LEIB,
s. SHADMAN,
GEO. FREDEEICKS.
Cattawissa Foundry, August 27th, 1859. is.
DOCT. JAYNES CARMINITIVE BALSoM.
4 certain, safe and Speedy care for DysentaTy,
Diauhea, Cholera Morbus Summer Complaint
Chonc. Sour Stomach and diseases Of the stomach
and bowels. For sale at
TIoJiag' Heath Emporium, BIoems5Tg,
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"a JGElTGEeyRlaEs
TO THE
GUNSMITII BUSINE

GUNSMIYI BUSINESS
Us wanted by the subscriber. An industrious,
81 steady and good workman, will receive steady
employ aud good wages upon application to
JONAS KISNER.
orsngcyile, August 3, 1889,
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FHTHE Subscriber has just received, an addition
to his former stock Of goods, which he offers
at inc most reduced prices.
Among the articles, he has received fresh sup
ply ofConfectionarv, Fruits Nuts and Toys; Oils
of Annise, Peppermint, Cinnamon, Cloves, Winter
green, Hcmlock and Lemon; Gums-Mastic, San
d lac and Copa!;
COPAL VARNISH
China Soap; Roman Calydor.
Wagon Mats.
Llly's Corsets of Wood, WhaIebone & Steel.
6 doz, of Dolls, assorted sizes and quality.
Hooks and Eyes-a superior article.
lie has also many other articles in the Drug,
Confectionery, and Fancy lines of his business; all
Of which are first raVe and offered for sale very
cheap. JohN IL MIA Eh'
Bioomsburg Oct. 5, 1889.
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READER--If yGu don't believe that Doct Lei
DY'S SARSAPARlLLA BLOOD PILLS are not
the best Pills that ever came afOre the public, ad-
wise you to ask those persons who have tired them
and such you vii! .ini hundreds and nundred' IN
this neighborhood, who have tried for many gears
all kinds of medicines, and could get no relief until
they got the Blood Pills. Tie subscriber since he
was appointed Agent for the Pills he has sold 500
Boxes, and that is in less than two years. But dear
.Iiands, be- careiul what you buy. The world Is
full of counterfeits especially Of the Blood Pills.
None are genuine that are offered for sale without
"a certificate of appointment as Agent from NJ b.
Leidy. For sale in Bloomsbulg by
ID. s. Tobias Hgem Health Emporium.
A SHURE REMEDY FOR WORMS,
Dect. Morrisons Vegetable Vermeluge or Com
pound Extract oi Pink Root For aale bv
D. $. Tobias Health Emporium
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LIST OF LETTERS


Remaining in the Post Ofire at Biooms5urg
at The end of the quarter ending on the
3Oth day of September 1890.
Conrad Adams, Noah Prcntiss,
Grace Brewer, Miss Maria Pott.
Bernard Barrie, John Peat,
Samuel Brualer, John Rau"h,
Charles DoehIer, franklin Rupert,
David NJ. Davis, john Robson,
Mary Davis, William SIouter,
James Emmilt, Joseph Sommers,
Aaron Fulmer, Samuel Stocks,
Aaron D. Guild Chester Smith,
Susanna or Peter Heller, T.. Squire,
Hlsier Halhick, Jesse SheIhammer,
Patterck Hane, Mrs. Maria Sletier,
Paul Haaldeman, Miss Nlavina Snyder,
John Jacohy, Chapman Smith,
George kaufman, Esq. Jacob Wooever,
Joseph Mcclure, George Zelgler,
3. Needham. 3. RUPERT, +. NJ.
Oct. |, 1889.
Those inqUlring for any Of the above let
ters will please say it is advertised.
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The motion for new trial in the case OF
Henry Kobler Musselman, convicted of The
murder of ZelleIbaoh, near Lancaster was
overuled by the court aud sentenced, on
Ghe 30th uls.
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Hr. Ht6J,
Please announce through your paper the
name Of
JACOB EYRELY.
as a suitable person to fill the Office OF
PROTHONOTARY Of Columbia county,
and oblge
HEMLOCKER.
TO The Electors IF C0lQa,Jia County.
At the solicitation Of a number my friends
in different portions of the county, / offer
myself as a candidate for the Offices of
Register cT VWil1s,
AND
Recorder Of Deeds
for Columbia County, and respectfully So
licit your support for the same at the ap-
proaching election. Should be elected, l
will use my best exertions TO perform the
duties Of the Office to the satisfaction Of all
concerned.
CHARLES HEFLEY.
Bloomsburg, September 7, 1880.
Mr.. EiitOr-l beg leave through your
paper to inioIm the Electors of Columbia
county that BENJ.R.NIN p; FORT-
| NER will be a candidate, at the next Elec
ton, for the Office Of REGISTER and
RECORDER. Mr.. Forlner undoubtedly
is very competant man for the Office, be-
ing good German and English scholar.
VALENTINE BEST,
Having, with the appreciation of the De-
mocratic party, made application, and re-
ceived from tie Governor the appointment
Of Prothonotary, and Clsrk ofthe Courts
IF General Quarter Sessions, Oyer and
Ierminer and Orphans Court, will be a
candidate at the ensuing election, for those
Offices.
August IA, 1889.
70 The E}ect0TS Of ColNWbia C0V9'y.
FELLow CITIzENs, Having been APP
pointed bv lheGoyernor of the State, PcotS-
ter of Wills and Recorder Of Deeds in Jan.
uary last anb having received the nomina'
rion OF tie County Convention, l offer my
self 70 your consideration for the Office Of
REGISTER or WILLS and RECOR.
DER OF DEEDS,
a. the next October election, and respect,
fully solicit yoGr sufirages.
Ph!LIP BILLMEYER.
DOCT, VICXER'S EMBROCATiON,
FOR THE
REyTgyMATTSTI.
An almost certain Cure.
Also, quantity Of
CHEESE
Just received and for sale by
J. MOYER.
August "a.
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g. COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. SATURDAY, APRIL TO- 1882

in this iniquitous business. / will 90 up
this moment and try the cause all over a.
gain" Accordingly Sir Mathew went up
with his miller's dress and hat on began
with the trial from its very origin-searched
every circumstance of truth and falsehood
-evinced the eldest brothers title to the
estate, from the contradictory evidence of
the witnesses, and the false reasonings of
the pleaders--unravelled all the sophistry
to the very bottom, and gained a complete
victory in favor of Truth and Justice.
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EGIS0l8lLLA.5 .5lIlNOUso
II singular instance Of justice aad saga
city conquerjng fraud amp perjury.

city cOnq"ering fraud amp perjury.
A Gentleman of about 5OOl. year es-
tats in the eastern part Of England had two
sons. The eldest had rambling disposi-
ton. He tocS place in a ship and went
abroad after several years his father died.
The younges son destroyed his fathers
will, and seized upon the estate. He gave
out that his eldest brother was dead, and
bribed some false Witnesses, to attest the
truth Of it. In course of time, the eldest
brother returned; he came home in misera-
BILE circumstances. His youngest brother
repused him with scorn, told him that he
was an impostor and cheat, and asserted
that his real brother was dead long ago and
he could bring witnesses to prove 1t. The
peor fellow, having neither money nor
friends, was in most dismal situation. He
went round the parish making bitter COM
plants, and at last he came to a lawyer ::
who, when he had heard the poor mans
mouraful story replied to him in this man
ner :-"You have nothing to give me if
/ undertake your cause and lose 1t, it will
bring me into very foul disgrace, as all the
wealth and evidence are on yor brothers.
side. But, however, will undertake your
cause upon this condition:--Yo will enter
into obligations ts pay me thousand gum
eas if gain the estate for you. If | lose
il know the conseq and | venture
upon it with my eyes OPEN" Accordingly
he entered all action against the Younger
brother, and it was agreed TO be tried at the
next general assizes at Chelmsford in Es-
sex.
The lawyer having engaged in the cause
Of the poor man and stimulated by the pros
pect of thousand guineas, set his wits to
work to contrive the best method to gain
his end. At last he hit upon this happy
thought, that he would consult the first ofall
the judges, Lord Chief Justice Hale Ac-
cordingIy he flew up to London, and laid
open the cause in all its circumstances.
The Judge, who was the greatest lover of
justice of any man in the world, heard the
,ease patiently, and attcntively, and prom
Used him all the assistance in his power.
III is very probable that he opened his
whole scheme and method of proceeding,
onjoining the utmost secrecy,) The Judge
contrived matters in such a manner as to
have all his business done at the Kings Bench
before the asszcs begun at Chelmsford, and
ordered his driver with his c. rraoe to con
&ey him down very near the seat of the as
sizes. He dismissed his man and horses,
.And sought out for single house. He
found one occupied by 4 miller. After
some conversation, and making himself
quite agreeable, he proposed to the miller
10 change clothes with him. AS he Judge
bad very good suit on the man had no
reas,n to object Accordingly the Judge
Shifted himself from top to toe, and put on
o complete suit Of the miler's best. Armed
with the mi!ers hat and shoes, and stick
away he marched 10 Chelmsford, he had
\ procured lodgings to his liking, and waited
FOR the assizes that should come on next
fay. When the trial came on, lie walked
] lie an i@qoraai eolatry-iellow backwards
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PROSPECTUS
~ TuK
HEiIlsIbOrougla Recorder,
PUBLISHED ~ u. HEARTT.


SiscE the enlargement OF the Recor-
per, considerable arccssions have been
made TO the subscription list, and the
Editor has been encouraged to hope that
he was about 10 receive such on amour, Of
patronage as would not only compensate
linn for his art!uous and unceasing lsbors.
but enable him further to improve the APP
pearanee and add to the usefulness Of his
paper. Bul to realize this hope. the active
assistance Of his friends is required. lie
has perfect confidence in tie justice IL
the rause and the snundncss Of the prin.
ciples which he advocates; and having
truth for his polar star, Inc has neither
wavored nor faltcred, even in the darkest
hour. lie believes that tie entire Wing
party are actuated by the same purity ii
motive. and in their determination tn pre-
serve undlminished their high privileges.
arc animated by a zeal mi less fcrsent
Than his own. The rich legacy which,
was won for us by the active hands end
strong arms Of the Wings of the Revolu-
ton, the Wings of the present day know
can be preserved only by un,iring watch.
fnlness and Jealous guardianship. Unity
Of principle and feeling is calculated 10
produce unity Of action; the Editor of the
Recorder therefore trusts. that all true
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by assisting in the extension of the cir.
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Those of his fellow citizens who diff.
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the discussion al all political subjects, hc
will endearor go to constrain himself an
"No,hing 10 extenua,c,
Nor sci down aught in malice"
but IN truth and sobcrncss to do Justice
to all paiiIes. A large portion of The co.
lnmns of the Recorder will be devoted 10
entertaining Miscellany, Moral Essays,
Agriculture, and articles of Domestic and
Foreign Intelligence; and amid this varie.
~ it is hoped that all will find matter TO
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The terms of subscription tn the Re-
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A FRESH SUPPLY or
COnfccti0naries, sc.


FsfAs The pleasure TO inform the public. thai
-@ she has just received . large supply Il
articles 10 her line, among Shigh ate
Candies,
Nuts Of various kinds.
Preserved Sweeimeals,
Raisins, Cnrrants. Dates and Primes,
Oranges and Lemons,
Cocoa Nuts,
Segars Of various kinds.
Toys for Children,
and . varlety Of articles too numerous 10 men
lion. Tic Fruit and Nuts are tf the lee,
years crop, and Of excellent quality.
She has also several jars 81 6as SPiGEn
OYSTERS, which will be sod by the Jar at .
reduced price. The artiels il excellent.
~ Mrs. V. would also inform tie
public. that she has just put her SODA FoUh.
TAIN in operation, AMI will furnish 10 her
customers Ills refreshing draught every day in
the week. sundays excepted. She will have
ICE CREAM also, on ai. the said days. except
Monday.
The public are respectfully invited 10 give
her . call.
June S. ~
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UNION HOTEL,
-
- HIS
HEIsHOROIGH, ~. q.

AALA&k&OAk08 80 -
MARY A. PALMER q son respect
III fully tender thanks 70 their friends
and The public generally, for The very II.
beral patronage heretofore extended 10
ihem: and would inform The public hat
they hare put themselves 10 considerable
pains and expense in repairing and fitting
up their establishment, that stronger IN
daesnenss may be offered for public pat
ronsge.
Due attention viii be paid 10 their Ta-
bic, which shall be furnished with the
best The market can afford.
Their Bar will Be supplied with Ii
quors Oi The best quality. and Ice in abun.
dance.
Their Stables viii be supplied with
abundant prOrender and careful attend
snce.
The travelling public are invited 10 giEe
them = call. and they are assured that
every exeriiOn will be made TO give sa-
iislaciion.
H Two or three families can be &C.
cOmmOda,ed with board and good rooms.
u The Raleigh STANDARD will insert The
above three weeks.
June - Is
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BLANKS for sale al this Office
BoROU GH, N. c.
PUBLISHED VERIFY
ny DENNIS uEARTr

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Printers Notice.

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ell that their accounts viii be made out ut
an early day. aud forwarded to them either
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STATE or NORrH-CARoLlNA.
Orange County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
August Term, 1899.

Charles Wilson, &c. Y. Eli Hoods, &c.
Petition for Legacy.
pr appearing tn the satisfaction of the Court,
- that James Workman, Susan WORKMAN, vii
liam X. " or,ham, Mary WORKMAN, John Worth.
am, and Sidney r. Workman. are MT inhabi.
tlnts o! this state; II is therefore ordered, that
publication bc made in the IIillsborough Recor.
de. for sig weeks successfully, that unless the
said James Wortham. Susan woriham, vii
liam r. WORKMAN. Mary WorIham, John Worth
am, and Sidney r. WORKMAN. appear nj the
next term Of this Court, 10 be held at The court
house in fili'sborough. on the fourth Monday
in November next, and plead. answer or de-
nas. The said petition will be heard OK parte,
and taken pro confesso as regards them.
JOHN TAYLOR, Cierk.
Price adv. 81 50. s7-6w
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STATE OF NoRTH.CAROLINA,
Orange Comfy.
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
August Term, 1899.

HasIiags Poe rs. Ella! GrssE
Original attachment, levied on tract Of land.
Tfr appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
- that Elijah Graves. the defendant in this
case, is not an inhabi,art Of this state; II is
therefore ordered, that publication be made in
in the Hillsborough Recorder for SIX weeks
excessively. notifying the said defendant tina,
un!ess be be ard appear before the said Court,
to Be held al the court house in HillsborouelI.
on the fourth Monday Of November next. and
replcvy or plead 10 Issue, Judgment by default
will be entered against him.
JOHN TAYLOR. Qerk.
Priceadv. 81 90 sC-6w