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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-04-06

Rheumatic Affections, Ulcerous sores ofthe nose
Schrofula Erysipess, throat and body.
Javnndice, Heartburn scsly Eruphons and
Diseases ofthe Liver skin blotches of the skin.
bones and glands. Dry and wstery pimples
Pain of the sides, along and pestules of the
the back and spine o. face and body.
yer the region Of the letter and ringworms.
heart aad stomach. Swengs and hardening
Inward fevera bad taste of the glands Of the
in the mouth, foul breath neck, in the groins,
Flatuency, Indigestion. breast. &c.
Sour eructations and acid Stomach Coughs
tiles of the stomach. Liver complaint.
Want of appetite. Waterbrash.
and all the whole train of diseases resulting from
impurty of the blood, constitutional diseases pro-
duced by Mercury or other minerals, or the conse.
quencc Of Syphilis, Lues Venereal, &c.
For convenience Of taking well as making but
small bulk, being in fiat square boxes, convenient
for carrying in the pocket for travelling purposes
they must be preferable to all other preparations Of
Sarsaparis.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail at DR.. Leidy'i
HealthEmporium, End near Vine street, Philadelphia
For sale by d. s. TOBIAS.
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And the whole train Of affections resulting from dis
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The above medicine is warranted free from mer-
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entirely Of vegetables safe and easy to take, being
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Numerous testimonials have been from time to
time pubhshed its reputation is well known, fur
bHet upon IN ullioSrSSaAJ eul-
hce II to say, 1T HAS NEVER FAILED In sINoLE
lKsBAseE. Further recommendations accompany
the directions around each bottle.
GrPrics One Dollar per bottle.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail at Dr.
Leidy's Health Emporium, I'd street below Vine
No. l9l.
Also Sold by
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Bloomsburg, May 20. ly5
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-04-06
DIR. LEIDY'S
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Price, Twenty-Five Gents Box.

IIIC0i WcHIJ-TIVJ VtIII5 u OUA'
They must surely command preference, for they
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in concentrated state, IN the firm ofa pill, the
virtues Of the principal ingredients contained in the
compound Auid extracts, syrups, and other prepare
tions Of Sarsaparilla.
They are highly recommended by numerous ply
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-04-06
MILLINERS,

DIL of Spruce, for making Spruce Beer.
Extract Of Sarsparilla. Tooth Powder
Spatuta. Emery. Castel Soap. Lady's
Palm Soap to Wash. Distilled Yerdigries
Oil of Soap, for taking out Of cloths Spots,
Stains, Grease, &c. All for sale at
Tobias Health Emporium.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-04-06

clined Plane.
The advantage of the Machine over all
others is, that it can be operated with
single horse, and requires but two men to
work it, while it occupies but a small space
in barn. The power can also be applied
to wood saving, turning, or to operate ma
ny other kinds Of machinery for Mechani.
cal purposes. Any person wishing to per-
chase the right of single power, or for
townships, can obtain itupon application to
the subscribers, living in Muncy township
Lycoming county Pa.
HAINES, THOMAS e. Co.
p. s. Letters directed to the subscribers
on the subject, to Muncy P. o. will be
romptly attended to.
Muncy, Feb. 9th 1899. IL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-14

Many Of our readers have doubtless met with the story
o. rtiet francisco who IN quarrel into which he
forced threw hs Antagonist fence and threw his
morse alter HIM Here Is more particular account OF
him than We have ever seen.
Hearing OF q giant in the city Of Columbus am re-
minded Of my old Acquaintance Peter Francisco who
ss"'sre to affirm, s great e1riosiTy In lie no
s,n, as thus giant; with dgoifed inanliness. cornpa
ble wan MS vast pefsonage aud hgLncss OF fame he
denied not TO exhibit himself for bits Of money Ia liz
puoue gaze lie CO... Tented himself to live on a farm
and ENJOY Tie business Of simple hpsbandman
Peter Francisco was remarkable Tor his strength a
aigei douuleoiniod man, nsaTly yen Ieet In beigl
without surplus hesh, yet cofpulen and 50 poDo p
toned BIKE other that few would notice his oneon
mon height HIS wright was from $50 10 $50 pounds
As 10 IehI . birenglh-i.e informed me that ia the
army OF The Revolution while fed Oh Llue beef al IL
years of age, ana resting with his fellows IN tie cayo
he hFat dseotsfed his strength that he could hold
Gown $50 % iue strongest men, by placing a hand on
each ie could afterwards as l. wen EnoS 10 is ia
neighbours ~ common sized man ~ The palm Of each
ha"'i ana M mem Up. bunip thrir heads against the
J9si OF ceiling shove lie could take l., freei H.
= c0mm0u eighlegeed dining-ta6le (,yanu, or-rolo,
ony) and without TIE aid Of either haAd on foot m "A
up ana SCI II on The opposite SIDE Of the fuotn .Ie
never ht bpi i"o men ~ hs life (ior he was too ma.
unanimous 70 pc quaffelsaur) The lsl blow on Tie Gyst
man broke BIS law boHc ~ two ulaces te second r.
et'Fsa one bo" and got three RIBS broAen-tlp third
man be'nr Trend 70 tie lwo Gist, Insisted on ling
Dol 4ttsfi ieang Further basDcl gently laid ~ La Ia
upon him ard hired him aioft bore h.,n tbro, ~ m.
stzing muilpde BY the e % The mech aud Ne seat
o. ht eeeches, and threw bim oyer The fence P,t.r
ihtn It'd Inn that u be would 20 hume and lake care
81 his VILE add children, be- lad advised his to ~
fortunate 'i'enos he would throw hs horse oier-ile
lencs ~ WV ANe
Is'et Iisneiseo was taken prisoner By the Rfilisb
osiing NC ifsoluuon, conveyed to tavern and Sven
so'eEis paced over hun Is guard lie Al AZ e.rly
esy ga possession 81 Of their ssords ent 49,
nHee gs@ias % soeeesson took the other four
a. ,AaleAss them into the AiHsusna camp Tie ia,
80. ~ ssh'e1 eHnns tbs late var, Ia news psnef
eenfcssTsy, which psulled IA is AKIN ~ 49, ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-14

Coyernor Cannon Of Tennessee. aad Mr. Sccratsry
Duane agree IA their Of Cen Jleksons character,
from ihr Goscrnors speech al Mudfcteboto VIII
be rrad " "a iatcfssi
Nr Po8l apcf 10 take pleasure "a referring TO Gen
eTa Jarksous miitaty achievements TO his having
fought the Indians successfully, and TO the manner IN
which lic pointed that long significant hnger, at Wash
lneton, VIII never be- wished to make IL understood that
his Will was 10 be obeyed Well gentlemen, said the
Governor, aud some OF you had something 10 do Ia
fighting the Indians also. As you well know have
never been hyoTic with my opponents highly eulo
gsed odd Chief His popularity meyer bore along
10 smiles aud fortune never chung 10 the skirts Of
his coat, when danger approached Jumped into his
pocket have known him long and met bis displeas
before IL my competitor boHst of having
rode smoothly upon the pillows OF the Old Chief :
popularity say with truth that have had 10 stem
the huilrtngs oil his wrath.
"Eeow citizens, OF you remember the time
when our army was rcposng this side the Coosa--
that Gen jackson deputrd my regiment and another
to that turbulent stream aud attack the enemy
bis strong hulds-that We went ordered
while Gen Jackson lay this side ia security
we suffered much from hunger aud iatgue--that we
iound The enemy strong and powerful, but beat him
triumnhantly-and returned conquerors But suppose
we had been beaten, cut Off slain, how long would il
have been before ecu Jackson would have been found
on this side Of the Tennessee | may be mistaken
but have nlwayg thought there motive which
governed the selection Of who should the COosa
on that periious occasion have been opposed 10 the
Old Chief on many occasions ] remember the time
that emphatic finger, my competitor loves well 10
describe first pointed at mel the jury 20
try, in Williamson, old Mr. Mugnus charge Of
numbering Patton Anderson, Gen Jackson's friend }
We were sworn 10 bring ia true verdict We did So,
according to our judgments, aud when handed the
verdict in, Gen Jackson pointed that ong significant
finger at me, and said in his peculiar manner,-'iH
marx you, young man And, said the Governor, be-
eve he has Kept his promise pretty faithfully TO hs
day. lie used TO think that Gen Jackson was tyrnnt
by nature and education. lie had witnessed his move
ments on many occasionsseen his various plans of
W he ri nlo and s
always would have clans, but in them TO follow
him who would not be his tool and his slave.p
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-14

The Hagers,own (Maryland) Torch light Of the Cd
inst, says IN postscript
I'VE stop the press TO say that We have Just been H.
formed by passenger in the Western stage that Rush
store, ~ Hanco X, was blown up last night aud four
teen persons who in the store killed or dread.
iuiy wouhdet II IL snid that two open kegs OF pow
der had been left standing by the counter into one Of
when the snuh OF candle WINS accidentally thrown.
We have heard any Of the names Of tn, u1luns,
inmates of the store at the time OF the EXPLOSION.
"P. >. We have letter of this mornings
date Which says, 1T s thought three or four will die
20 that we presume none were instantly killed"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-14

where the asi,s 5elsoa sat brotc fh BE uas TRACKED
ihth,f - TO
iic had fofftd 10 hs pnl wls'e'cf uigi come oi
o. ho death shame disbnlauf, 90 tic sandy 10 bfi
e poPc Abigail psris, cstn TO No preacher haife4
ihat aged tcffaut oi God ttar TIE itt' c mystery go
thc boitera add 70 hhg the gaI} 90 lus ftelt " tfsy
ho had begun 20 Wsse thr tcfar OF ttt Lord
asiacf Young old beauis or tthcfsvrs Numrfs ~
hcrc az before tho Of e Law etcty atcnr,
he shoad bn su detect sign ct bad faith -
nuth look Of alarm al ha luquy every aicitd
whether mec female tn whosr ilurasre &c hthlv-
be- sioud perceive asgli OF uaiuc g. sls An $50 to
dong. OF ruth he was 10 oaroest
(T'o BE- Continually
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-14

Governor Arthur, of Upper Canada has csuse3
CHculur TO be addressed TO the Collectdrs Of
cleveland and oswego, a?oiog ;2ing. in very hand.
some terms, for the outrage committed upon the
Schf. Stephen GIfard Of Oswego, bound to Cle,c-
land, at Port ColboUrne, on the Welaud Caua, By
party Of drunken militia-mcu. The follosng IS
The concluding part Of the Circular:
Ills Excelency trusts tina. il can hardly Be No.
eessafy for him to express the great concern he fees
on his occasion nor is il his wish 10 pulhste ta
offence, the commission Of which has excited hj
highest displeasufe.
lie hopes. however. that you Will do every thing
N your power 10 a.lsy the angfy feelings to atc5
sueh on outrage Is calculated TO give rise. end ;,
publication Of true statement Of the facts u
Tue case TO diVesi It Of that iaso eolofiDg, sfa
"hiea II viii proximity fits, be represented. IlgN
ike"ise' perhaps be regarded By you part o.
your duty 10 direct the attention Of your country
men TO those lO"less and cree; aggression On 'lH
province, which have provoked an act If iel.,i-
Tory character from few drunken soldiers, 40
i's EEcelleney doObis not but that every pro~
means VIII be employed by the public finclionsnr
At Cleveland 70 comP0se aud iraoqpihze tie plsh
mind' In The same spirit be authorizes noe ~ g.
cure you that the perpetrators Of the ouifsge ssl'
be visited with the seyorest punishment our '"
VIII permit and that such efiecloal measure sh'.
immediately BE adopted TO prevent lie reegnea''
a. wall enable your vessels 10 pass through esh
OIL without the slightest danger Of lnieffuptoa 4"
annoyance Of any kind. For your further saii'if
ton o0 this poiUi His Exeellcoey has directed
intelligent officer 10 proceed Bsisnly 70 iese'sp
10 afford every e. plsnsilon thai eau fesonaDiy "
required 90 iLe sabiecl ofmy pfosehi coma .a''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-14

rasisns of lhen living witnesses showing ihe iruis Of
ilc whole r.ufy aud thas hes becomr an historical
matter
Fearing the above statement that Pctcf threw The
horse owl the fcuce) may be- considered too much Tor
cf,dolav Will further state that Peter told me la -.
self hen doubted his assertion that The horse stood
mar a iuw fence, which reached about midway his
sides ilat he pressed him Up the fence and reached
under his bcy seged hs opposite legs, aud raised hiu
up a 1itue aum The ground aud TUNED him som
urfsrt
Many other fats Of strength might be told II Pct,r
Francisco Ito died few ago, while acting az
Seftani.at Afn.s IA the Virginia House OF Delegates.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-14

! Rev, a. A. Phelps has resigned his Office as a mem
Der OF the Board Of Msnogers Of the Massachusen.
Ant! Slavery Society, and also Recording Secretary
lie says
regard the recent action OF the Society and Of hs
Board on particular subjects, changing entirely the
original character Of the Society and the PRINCIPLES
which its meetings were originally conducted. Tho
society is no longer fni siarvy Society simply bot
in its principles and modes Of action, las become ~.
mans rights non ,gO1eyHmcnt 4nti Aa1ay .SOctay
While II remains such, cannot consistently co-operas
with sustain it. When ii shall have returned 10 10
original character and principles shall rejoice dose
Meanwhile must seek other ways Of making ny lna0
enee felt ior the slaves
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-14
Town I,lee,ions IN Vow Nn,l.

The New iork correspondent Of tho Atlas A..
The result Of the spring cleo ions Va the Emp,.,
os iollowa Victory silll pcrchrs upon the DEM.
Wig banner.
Dor town elections are now concluded with t.
ccp'on OF that Of Albany. aud the results are h.i.
public have been pretty attentive observer tb,,
out, and confidently ASSURE YOU tina, the i.sae . Y
orally mere suspicious than that Of laHt Spin, r.
have gained 10 some counties and !ost IN Dti.,,. ~.
local questions have cxerted great nfueBoca. s..t
sier County, where all the bridges were swept sr,t
an nmndation, and the elections turned almu., ear 4.
on taxation, 10 rebuild them. SO u always v.nl
but The general result VI the spring elections il ,,
highly Insignificant We never carried a n1io,i,
he supervisors by any combination Of arcidr0s
l-@5 to 1855 Last year VIC did It, and tbs sea, +.
have done il again
Total Wing Supervisors, m
do Van Barren do 3i7
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-14
CHATTER rHE rIfrH.

Dat 10 reply these astonishing and dismal facts, which
appear record in the elaborate chronicles OF that
preacher u the gorpel who died like the
81 h. dssy died BY the rope While striving with
mortal courage stay the desoye 10 their head long
rte.
'Msn man shouted he 10 the chief Judge, on hsa
log beAuuiul woman, 4 wife and mother, acknowl-
edge that she had lain with Beelzebub himself Man,
why do you not send her instantly 10 death Why
spare We the miserable few that oonftss and put 10
dsss all who refuse Would ye bfbe them 70 tis and
hrrf Would you encourage them 10 swear away the
die aud character Of whonsoevef they will Put her
&c aeathpni her 10 death, say and will hear no
81 these horrible confessions To the rallows
with her and there viii be end Of sseh blasphemes
and forever They lie, and ye know ii-and where.
fore becsnss they have no other hope Ye have
gsh them TAO either chsnee VI escape. Having bslied
themselves, The poor unhappy creatures driven
ttlis oirfs, lest shsir sincerity msy be questioned
why, brother burroughs Why, brother Burroughs
do read IN the Scriptures Of Truth that Of old
woman had power 10 rnise the dead. We're that
issioni'
No, Doctor Mshsr, ns mo, without proof that she
had zach Po~er'
srroof-whai proof eoald we have .
'whai proof Command her 70 show the, power 10
raiss the dead before you All, you holding
sslaiioa terethsr ear that you pity mcihAi you
sssii !. repeat my wesds say tina, Il these women
be ~itches, they should be made show IL by proof
L. Tor ons am ready 20 have And then 10 set al then
poser al dshaase Why look ye q, me as Il be-
ssds myself And Why u, pray you, that yc your
sslsss not moved ~ The eyes Of that xrsched wo
man there aud why the seeaSsFs--and the aecus
oniy-eisirrbee b. her look
.Broth~F B8Troaghs, brother Burrouxhs
-broiksT hs-ocy, brother Moody J"
Re gsiss Master Bsfsoagsls
4 wsil nSs be GUST, sassr tudges and hsfeansr o.
ssfs as 700 s,lins thsrs, you wil remember
ny words and be tssHkfa fof yourselves that was MOI
ssss al yegs eseing, nos fnghiesss BY your POrisn
tseas ieoks.'
slIsss asns, Mssisr RurrosgAs---efhe.r
- NO, Nsll not have So0e leach me Al ven a.ve -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-14

attempt 10 MoD mp qniisiavery Depository
outrageous attempt was made at Hartford "Wednesday
night, TO destroy the antslagery Depository in that city
torpedo with lighted mach was placed on the door
shattered the windows and drove the door 10 the opd Of
the room, IN which two persons sitting but WI
fortunately escaped injury. The shock was SO gssS
that windows on the opposite side of the street were
broken a has been apprehended on suspicion.
lie told nboy that was passing just before The explosion
he had better out of the way quick possible II
he did not wish TO be hurt Ioat depravity mieh, have
saved the wretch from detection. Had there not been
a drop OF "the milk Of human kindness" in hs nature.
he would not have risked his safety saving ue
lad.-IranSeript.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-14

There is no mistake in ths--ihat we have ,e.tr, ia
adversary Ia the State siguallv and thoroughly g.
then, 10 the Wings of New England, DO not drr,
New York She proved her fidelity 10 the raoa cam
las, November, when all was drcar and deso.h, y,
viii not desert I'll the Goths are driven from u, s.
fol
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-14
Ex,rao, from a letter dated
HANCOCK Mnp 9. 1870


Last evening" about g o'clock, we were suddenly a.
armed by Tremendous explosion that shook the whole
building terribly, and soon heard that Daniel Rush g
store had been blown atoms. The old part is complete
ly demolished, and the new part which has lust been
htted up for dwelling shattered that il will doubt
less have to be taken down. His goods are SO much
damaged by fire, and dirt that they will scarcely
bring than fourth Of their value but all this Is
nothing when compared to the human suffering that
mas resulted from the explosion There fourteen
persons in the building at the time, six of whom are
dangerously woundedsome with legs, others with arms
broken, and all with their faces scariied in u shocking
manner Daniel Rush and two journeymen shoema-
kers are not expected TO live. Three of Daniels chill
drrn among those seriously injured but the Young
est child miracuiousy ped unhurt II was in the
CRADLE aud those who first arrived the of
and Distress cav its little hand above the RUBBISH and
on removing the fallen TIMBER they found that The
die had preserved the child from being crushed death
MIS-. Rush, Daniels father and mother, John Craig.
Murphy Pool, Mr. Kingsly and son. al more less
injured. Every body seems TO be in state Of gloomy
amazement-w curiosity and establishment prevail
numherless conecures 10 the of the xposion
ohoat, nothing definite in relation thereto can be
obtained, for those who were in the store when the
fortunate event took place. much injured TO say
any thing about t.-PGHt0t
The following additional particulars are from the
Baltimore Patriot of Saturday evening.
Hancock, Washington Co, Nd MAY g.
few minutes after Addressed yon Yesterday | re
paired 10 the where Rush had been removed to-
The MANNED and mu,ilated poor fellow breahed his last
soon after arrived. Such piece Of disGgured NOR
tay never behed, though II has fallen 10 my lot TO
witness the hurryng out Of existence of of
my fellow The children aud the wounded are
despared Of II the children should recover they " i'll
finish their days as crpples.
MIR. Rush snperanuRted father and mother had re-
tired to their pallet 10 the upper story, aud when the
floor appraised by the explosion, they We're carried
uo mid ali, and strange to say, were found nearly
forty feet from the house uRhuyt.
Mrs Rush like wise escaped without injury but what
gloomy prospect is hers-her husband dead-ber chill.
dien cying, and her property destroyed
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-14
'Asd this juice Of he'll.
Wherever !, fell,

10 clnder burned The fioof.
that ing rage forced into their mouths leaving
sneurabic that they ndod with hot non
ths parks len their foreheads for life that the
,ctfes were careful to such known be
afflicted and that Il such the shape spectre
luf by The afflicted the person represented by the spectre
WIS sure 70 be hut IN tic same way,-as for example,
where Of the afflicted charged ofBeYery, Dor
cas- Hoare. with totmenting her, aud pointing 10 distant
part OF the church in which they assem- bed cried
there, hosf there shs goes nor whereupon man that
Lsppsned 10 be whipped out aper and struck the
wall with Aud the afflicted told him that he had given
the spectre scratch the eye II found very soon
after this 20 be true for when they spprehcnded DorcAs
Hoafe she plead guilty TO the charge Of wchcr and
tBo~cged that In ttoabng the accused sbe had actually
received scratch over The eye, and the vide from
fsper that aiief while the accused but glanced her
the afflicted though they looking another way the
tine the afflicted would away and only come back
10 life at Tie touch bidding Of tie accused that often
tines The afflicted bitten with peculiar set Of teeth
corresponding precisely with those Of the accused whether
old OF yosng large small broken regular aud that a
tef few days OF torment. Of the accused were able
SO their tusnsnors and among the hers devil d..
tsnaise stature and sort Of iawney color with fierce
black who carried book which he kept offering 10 the
sufferers and pessoAdns them touch thereby
edge tho power and authority OF the Black Mana mighty
ssado~ wh whom tive thoe Of their had aotu
ally sePi IL they TO DC believed upon their oaths
,csss "sd se.tsnes Of death and Other teay Of tscant
iolJor bsa, ba paaf II fsl!,ng me t5uii.