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81 Royal cosfege of Physicians, London.

Royal College Of Physicians, London. |
FHS.GE original Vegetable lygean Universal Me,li- !
L cine, prepared by w Mislsin, Esq. Member Of
the Rcval College of Surgeons, Licentiate of Apoe-
Cal, Company, Fellow of Bolt Court Society, Surgeon
to the Royal Union Pension Association, Ltaucast.r
and ST. Ihomas's Hospitals, .cu,on.
This valuable medicine, the result of twenty years
experience and unparalleled in the extensive
an! highly respectable practice of the proprici paro-
nisch By the faeuyand nobility ard is introduced
to the notice Of The American public, at the earnest So
llci'tioH II number OF gentlemen OF long and high
standing in the profession 1t is hoped, as prcli,ni-
nary step, to cheek the evils and fatal consequences
arising from the of the numerous and ,lec,erious
hos'iuns tosled :Mn tie publicity the aid OF fabricated
proofs OF miraculous Tres, and frauds, bya set Of
neccnaty, unrnciplch pretenrcrs, totally ignorant
OF int deal science, that it impossible the monslos
dei's'nn can any longer go down with the intelligent
people of this country These pills, mild and agreeable
In their nature, should he KEEP, in every fiIy in
OF Sudden illness, for by their pro,nrt administration
cholera, cramps, sasn.s, ie' "rs and other alarming
complaints, which ton often prove FATAL lie s,,eed-
" crcd Or prevented. IN fact, all those vino vaue good
health, should be without them. They sold
III paok at 81 cents 81 aud Sc each, by every respec
shie druggist, bookseller, and vcnGr Of medicine in thu
United st,e,ti! he Chnat'as with colois directions,
toBecr with csflih0hiss Of professional ability irana
The following eminent gentlemen: Sir Ashley Cooper, J
Aher1ic;ly, James biund, Il, NJ. d., W. Back, M. d.,
d" Aston Key, 4. Flamptun, NJ. d and numerous
oh's The org naa may be seen nposs'ssion OF the
General Agent, by whom the ma,cine is imported into
ihs country, and TO whom all applications iorasc'cea
must he made
JNO. IiU.BElN, 1co Wa,csly Place, n York,
Sole General Agent for the United States, &c.
For sale by appointment of the original proprietor
by 5wAlN = BhorHEn, Druggists, No II Canal street,
Sent'" Agent :ior Etace of Louisiana El,S
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H'WAND'S rONIC MIXTURE,

HFef" ana Ioh'"u whale oil. lla, 5 Linimen
a ht sh ussJftneHt ol Ihuhnrn's Garden See
DC GEORGE JONES
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IRON ROOfs-Thc suhscr6els have p. occurred
al great expense, the right of putting on iron
roofs in this city. They are adapted to pullc
buildings, warehouses, aud private dwellings, and
combine at cheapness and durability, and
are perfectly fire and wafer pr""f, Terms may
lie known, and model seen at esta hllshm Ont,
opposite ST. Nlary's n"rke'. Tchapu"ntns ST.
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EHy'AN'h w h hjih't'i Wi'iTirL suit
JoO 81 t;ruvirr
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II '''' '.'J "'t : 'Fht h2a IlN Gris.
l.&s' i''' j'ts, r,.-, va !, @uluc nn,l cIpran;
>'Hj'u'' '"f yeast, III rnlsrtE hICad, buck hear
"A 81, 81.
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DO CERTIFY that the above mentioned disease is
L quite well cured TO own satisfaction, for which
tln!!. tr. Iiur and moreover aSs'ro TINT the nh-
cine have taken makes mo fat and Il ID not njurc my
nral'h at III! therefore advise my How sufferers 10
lose no time and apply to DR. A. iuet, l!G Tunal
<r'ct, between ii,rhn and Bourbon streets. Dr.
Hue; is II, homo from . o'cl"c, \ H. until i = NJ.
i!"'H " il ijls1 u tiu 'nrtr or this ocnpl"i&
JOHN DEAN, Il. ir:,i,r street.
II any oNr wants to me, call NJ M. ~ Grt.ir
JOHN Di. N.
N"n Orleans. +, l. !, 1883. G5h II "
L L ALLtLA EMLlli L
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William Smith tenders his services to the ciii
Zcns of New Orleans as Il teacher Of The piano
lorte. MIR s having been employed several wears
teacher Of music in private families in b s'on,
and nlso several of the female semina,lcS in its
vicinity, cannot but hope to merit their conidf nee.
lie is permitted To refer tn Rev Dr. Cl"rp, Nj =
Steison X Avery, II anderson g. Gaines.
For terms, &c pra~e apply AT tue hoohsnr" .!
Alexander T"wcr, 49 Cnmnst oct
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ifrSAcNid, FEB lain, iu'iU.
Is Gamtl''nCu wishing IN GnLuse rooms for their
families, address the proprietor. al HcnSnrnla CT
Mr. Se"rI 7 Taylor, the former proprietor, at l'ev Or
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T Sanford Essl, MrC''mnm, y Ne iirin ESQ, t.
kihhy, in Mob Lei !; + Taylor, r + R"H, Esp in N',
Orleans
+ 81 ello, bag to receive communications fr,
prrso.s al the above hotel is placed Geo Whitman
uiiu.e, :. It Charles Exch !nCc.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-10
AN INCIDENT.

very amusing and gratifying incident
occurred to Gov. Stewards while attending
the Union College Commencement at Sche-
nectady on Wednesday last. The incident
took place at the room of the Governor at
Givens' Hotel, which was thronged, at the
the time, with great number of visitors.
In the midst of the throng, Mr.. Reuben
Gridley- a citizen of Schenectady-most
unexpectedly appeared-bearing in his arms
two fine twIn boys-a few months old
and expressing his intention to present them
to the notice of his excelency. He accor-
dinghy pressed his way up TO the apartment
occupied by the Governor and introduced
the two interesting children-one named
" William and the other " Seward" as
token Of respect for the talents and public
services of his Excellency. Soon after the
departure of Mr. Gridley, with his fine
boys, the Governor addressed him letter.
returning his acknowledgements for the
honor bestowed upon him, and enclosed
handsome present for the twins.-ITov
Whig.
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NOTICE
rs HEREBY GIVEN,

FENO all Legatees, Creditors and other persons
IL interested in the estates of the respective de
cedents and minors, that the Administration ac-
counts OF the said estates, have been filed in the Of
nee OF the Register of the County of Columbia and
will be presented for confirmation and allowance at
the Orphans Court, to be held at Danville, in and
for the county aforesaid, on Tuesday the goth day
Of August next, at o'clock, p. NJ.
lst. The account of John Yetter and Jacob Yet
ter, administrators of the estate Of Samuel Yetter
late of Catawissa township deceased.
I'd. The account of Thomas W. Iddngs and
Sydney Kreisher, administrators Of the estate of
George kreisher, late of the borough of Berwick,
deceased.
Sd. Second supplementary account of John TToust
and Christian Deahl, executors of the last will and
testament of Peter Deahl, sen. late of Mahoning
township deceased.
4th. First supplementary account of Casper
Hartman, executor of the last will and testament of
John Tomlinson, late of Cattawissa township, de-
ceased.
9th. The account of John Mench and Peter Hine-
BACH administrators of the estate of Micheal Hne-
bach late of Montour township deceased.
9th. The account of James strawn and William
Hartman, administrators of the estate of George
Hartman, late of Hemlock township, deceased.
9TH. The account of Jacob and John Fry, exec
utors of the last will and testament OF David Fry
late of Montour township, deceased.
sth. The account of Samuel and John Reichard,
administrators of the estate of Frederick Reichard,
late Of Madison township, deceased.
9Th. The account of David Kocher, administra-
tor of the estate of Joseph Hans late of Brar Creek
township, deceased.
10th. The account of Henry 6 Daniel G ger,
Administrators of the estate of Henry Giger late of
Hemlock township, deceased.
ilth. The account of William Grton Admin
isrator of the estate of Thomas Grton, late of Mad.
ison township, deceased.
18th. The account of John Pitner and Ellis
Hughes administrators of the estate of Isaac Tom
linson, late of Cattawissa township, deceased.
PHILIP BlLLMEYER, Register.
Registers Office Danville, July l2, 1889.
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The New York American gives the fol-
lowing singular particulars of case of self
destruction committed in shat city on the
4th.
Mr.. John Hildreth, a member of the bar
OF this city, committed suicide yesterday,
by shooting himself in the head with ois-
tol. The immediate cause which led 10 this
ra sh act is unknown, aIlho' he seems TO
have had it in contemplation for some time.
Upon his table were found several notes
and memoranda, among which were the lol-
lowing:
" Reads pistol, % Chatham street."
=" Done at IL o'clock, by my own hand"
And another evidently referring to the
same act:
"4ih July, 1899, at my office, IS Mas
sau street, at o'clock 7. M.
J.H."
30 Nassau street, at IL o'clock. | shall
shoot myself in five minutes :"
A letter was found addressed to his wife.
giving directions for the collection of some
debts due him, with reference to some per-
son to whom she was to look for aid.
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NMTHEREAS, the honorable ELLIS LEWIS
Wv President Of the Courts Of Oyer and Ter
miner and General Jail Delivery, Court of Quarter
Sessions of the Peace, and Court of Common Pleas,
and Orphans Court in the eighth Judicial District,
composed ofthe counties of Northumberland Union,
Columbia and Lycoming; and the Hon. WILLIAM
MONTGOMERY and LEoSARD RUPERT, Esquires,
associate Judges in Columbia county, have issued
their precept bearing date the 10Th day 'of April
IN the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and thirty-nine, and to me directed for holding
II Court Of Oyer and Terminer and G. n
cal Jail Delivery, General Quarter
SeSSionS Of the Peace, Common
Pleas, and Orphans Court,
in DAN\ LILLE, in the county of Columbia, on
the third Monday of August next, (being the 9th
day. and to continue one week.
NOTICE is therefore hereby given to the Cor
oner the Justices of the Peace, and Constables of
the SAID County of Columbia, that they be then and
there In their proper persons at ten o'clock in the
forenoon of said day. with their records nqusitions
and other remembrances to do those things which
to their offices appertain to be done. And those
who are bound by recognizances to prosecute
against the prisoners that or may be in the Jail
OF said county of Columbia are to be then and there
to proecute against them as shall be Just. Jurors
are requested to be punctua in their attendance a.
greeably to their notices.
Dated at Danvie, the 18th day of July in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and thirty-nine, and in the 63d year of
the independence the Unl.ed States of Amer
lea.
WILLIAM KITCHEN, Sheriff:
Sherilf's Office, Danville, ,
July 18th 1889.
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GRAND JURY.
For .62,gust Term 1899

For 6a'guSt Term 1889
BIo0m-Jacob Abbott, Henry Biienben-
der.
Neutrality-suspicious. Willis, John
Herring, Valentine Bidleman, Samuel Krest-
Ter.
Briar Creek-Isaiah Salmon, Samuel
Herring, John Ruch, Johnathan w. Lam
lag, John Freas, jr. Isaac Low.
C0ta'oisSa-Wiliam Clayton.
Derry-John F. Manvlle.
Fishing Creek--John Sloker.
CretnVood-James Yocum.
HemlOck-Isaac Wagner.
MddiS0n-Jac0b Demott.
Mahoning-James Chlds, David Phil.
ips.
M67D1-Eleazor BrothwelI.
Roaring Creek-John Kline, Samuel
Mears.
SugarlOGf-Alexander CoIley.
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Cedar Quarries.--" On asking friend
from Oswego, the other day, who used this
term, what IL meant, he in formed us that
most OF the cedar which comes from Lake
Ontario, is absolutely dug out of the soil.-
On some of the Islands in that Lake, which
furnish great quantities of that valuable tim
Der, there has not been growing a single
tree ior many years. Generation has appar-
emily succeeded generation of this timber,
and fallen, and been successfully covered
with earth, and is now dug out for rail
roads, fence posts, &C., in perfectly sound
state.
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The reader will observe by the news from
England that the money market is tight there
that the rate of interest was to be expec-
ted to be per cent. shortly, that Gotten had
made another downward step, and that the
Bank of England had been compelled to
negotiate with France Uhe utility of whose
hard d-currency is now best explained) for
specie. This news will operate very SEN
slbly upon our own monetary affairs. We
are told by gentleman who takes interest
in these things, that the best paper in Maj
ket street, Philadelphia, could be had at D
per cent per month or 80 per cent. per an
mum Human nature cannot stand this
! these things continue, we must not be
sprised at all to see another suspension of
crate payments, calamity that would op-
the peopF harder on the Banks than on
dure it.-i6?S public opinion will not en-
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Sufficient returns have been received from
two districts in North Carolina, to warrant
the belief that Jesse A. Bynum, (democrat)
and ]. Stanley, (icderalisD have been elect.
ed to Congress from that state; the former
by an increased and the latter by reduced
majority. There has been a decided change
Nthe popular vote of that state in favor of
M General administration.
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DELEGATE ELECTION.

The Democratic citizens of Columbia County,
friendly to the Administrations of Martin Van Bu-
ron and David r. Porter, requested to meet at
the usual places of holding the General Elections
within their respective townships and election dis
tricts, on
Saturday, the 3lst day Of august, 1899,
between the hours of three and six o'clock in the
afternoon, in order to elect two Delegates in each
district Cncluding the new townships that have
been and may be formed,) to represent their re-
spective districts in County Convention of Dele
gates to meet at the house Of Daniel Gross, in
Bloomsburg, at IL o'clock, NJ. on Monday, the I'd
ofSeptember, 1889, for the purpose Of settling a
county ticket by nominating person for Mem
Der ofthe Legislature-One person for Prothonotary
and Clerk OF the Courts of General Qunr.er Ses!
sions, Oyer and Terminer and Orphans Court
One person for Register of Wills, and Recorder of
Deeds-One person for County Commissioner
One person for County Treasurer-Andon one person
County Auitor, to he voted for by the people of 90
lunbia county, at the General Election in October
next JOHN RHODES,
IRAN DERR,
M. FORM NWALD,
Democratic Standing Committee.
August 7, 1899.
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Col. M.sMcDOWELL has received cop
les OF the NEW MILITARY DISCI-
PLINE for distribution. Each Field Off
Ger will be entitled TO one copy-each Cap
tain Of the Militia, one copy, and each com
pany of Volunteers to two copies, by Civ
ing their receipts to him for the same.
July %, 1889.
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TRAVERSE JURORS
For AuguSt Term, 1889.

F0F '1USuSt Term, 1889.
Bioom-Daniel Fornwalt, John Edgar.
BriGr Creek-Jesse Bowman, Graves
Doan, Jonathan Cooper, Jacob Bomboy.
CdtawisSa-Ezra S. Hayhurst, Mayber-
ry Gearhart, John Schmick, Samuel A.
Brady, George Huges.
Derrg-Ncholas Snyder, James Mckee,
Jacob Martz.
Greenwood-John Sands, Philip Reese,
John M Henry, ir.
Hemtock-Willam Wilson, Henry Vert
man.
Liberty-Hugh McWilliams, William
Wilson.
LimeStone-John Flood
Mahontng-Henry Yorks, Daniel Ram
sey, Jacob Sechler, (ower) David Blue,
Henry Sraup, jr.
MiGn-Willam Savage, John Gruver,
Hiram Reynolds.
Mount PieasGnt-Edward McHenry.
Roaring CreCk--Anthony Dengler, Pc
ter Kline Abraham Beaver, Jonas Wolf.
Sugarioqf--Daniel Robbins.
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W.ANTEn

A PERSON to take charge of HorseTeam dur.
ring journey to Michigan, to start about the first
of September next. This is good opportunity
for any desrous of visiting that state as ample
remuneration for their trouble will be given to any
one who will undertake the journey. Apply to
AARON HAGENBUCH.
Bhercreek, August 10, 1882
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stood chaase of Jacob Ridgeway, who
OFT fraud, thes an aecomplice in the Dy-
iIVerod on Saturdon of the court was de-
suiilcient evidence be, that there was not
'ily them in causing Mihe judges to JUS
bound over to answer the chgeway TO be
against him. lie was aceordlngIyreferred
eu' 'harg-
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-10

Creditors take notice, that have applied to the
Judges of the Court of Common Pleas of Column
bia County, for the benefit cf the nsolvent laws OF
the Commonwealth, and that they have appointed
Monday, the 10Th day of August next for the hear
ing of me and my creditors, when and where YOU
can attend ifyou think proper JOHN AGER.
July 81, 1889.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-10

The British Queen and the Great West-
ern-the two English Steam ships-le(t
New York last Thursday on their relurn.-
Wagers. to an enormous amount, it is said.
have been made in England and New Y ork,
upon the speed of the passage. We shall
therefore have race between these two
Centaurs Ia race on the Ocean! If the
commanders Of these vessels are in want of
an efficient way to break up all steam trav-
el between England and America, the most
certain would be TO lay the foundation for
few Mosolle explosions. They may rest
very well assured that no rational being will
voluntary enrol himself victim on the
books oil such vessel.--LancaSter Intel.
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A woman was struck by tightening on
Tuesday last in Havreford township in this
county. She was driving her COW to the
field short distance from her dwelling
when, as is thought, the electric flu id was
attracted by her dress, which was light
morning gown it passed down her right
side, from the top Of her head to her feet
tearing her stocking and shoe TO pieces, and
killed her instantly. leaving black streak
down her side. The comb upon her head
was broken into pieces. .-Upland Union.
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China Soap,

EINOR removing spots from Wooden, Linen and
HN Cotton Cloths, of every description of goods.
IL Is excellent for washing fine linens, and also to
cure all sorts of wounds, contusons, burns, chill
blalns, rngworms and letters, particularly wounds
on horses, 1t erases freckles, gives a fine and
smooth skin, preserves the hair and makes it grow
and is excellent for shaving Manufactured by JA-
COB LENTZ. For. sale by
}. r. M0YER.
Bloomsburg, June %, 1889.
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THE subscriber informs his friends and
the public generally, that he continues to
carry on the BOOT and SHOEMAKING
BUSINESS, at his old stand, in Blooms
burg, and that besides the hands he has
employed on common country work, he has
a first rate City workman on fine Boots and
Shoes. Those who favor him with their
custom, may depend on good work, and a
neat fit insured.
]. r. MOYER.
Jnue %.
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SGaoayeGH

ENRON the pasture Of Mr.. ApPLEMAN. in Fisi|
IL ing Creek township four or Eve weeks since
THREE SHEEP, with yokes on their necks.-1
Also strayed from the pasture of Mr.. RITTER, ID
Cattawissa township, three or four weeks sincd
FOUR SHEEP, marked in the right car with 3
slit Any person giving information where the
above sheep may be found, to the subscriber, OF to
either Of the above named gentlemen, shall be rea1
sonably rewarded, ISAAC DAVIS.
July ~ 1889.
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James x. Moorhead, of the city ofPitts
ourg' has been appointed by the Governor
AoJulant General of the Militia of the
commonwealth, for three years from and
alter the Sd ofAugust, 1889.
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Notice.

Notice.
ALL persons are hereby cautioned a.
gainst purchasing TWO NOTES of hand,
for "a dollars each, given by us to HhieI
s. Richardson, dated the 9th day of De-
cember, 1888, as we have received no val
ue for them, and are determined not TO pay
them unless compelled by law.
GEORGE VANSICKLE.
CHARLES PRICE.
Bloom, June %, 1889.
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PATENT
Sausage Meat Cutter.

THIS machine is valuable improvement
IN cutting sausage meat with little labor, as
boy can operate it, and cut the meat fine
without brusing' One person will cut with
1t 2 or 900 pounds in an hour.
.AISo New Patent
WASHING MACHINE.
One of the best ever invented as it works
without injuring the clothes, and can be op-
Grated by child. The above machines
can be seen at the house of Daniel Gross in
Bloomsbury, for a few days. where people
are requested to call and view them for
themselves.
JOHN G. CONSER, Patentee.
August 10, 1899.
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in The Post Office at Blooms
burg, July Isl, 1899.
Baylor Ella, Meyer i. DR..
Biuenbender John, Mcdowell NJ.
Baker Aseneth, Philips G.. w.
Barns Mr.. Poor overseers of
Cressler John, Montour township.
Dreher Frederick F etrikin Winslow &
Davenport Ira, Co.
Everett Obed, Roseuberger Bel
Emmons Mr.. Ritter William,
Firman Capt, Smith George or
Fleck Daniel, Daniel,
Gaskins Rachel, Smith Abm.H.
Hover John, Squire f.
Hagebuch Mr.. owner Squire Eben
of Boat Superior. Squire Mr..
Hefey Charles, Smith George,
Keller John Esq. Shipman Jacob,
keanda Jacob, Stone David,
Kendg G. Thomas Charles .
Kroner Polly, Thatcher John NJ.
Long Joseph Sr. VaIlarchamp A.
Larshy Ruben, Wertman John,
MelIick Andrew. Workman John 2
Mendenhall John, Wells Henry,
Morton John, Waller Rev. Mr..
M'Intosh Alexander, so.
Mier Lewis DR..
B. RUPERT, P. NJ.
Persons calling for letters on the above
list, will please say they are advertised.
Bloomsburg, July 6, 1889.
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Dear HuH.-Peaches were offered ror
sale In the Boston market, few Gavs since
al from 2 to 6dollars dozen. Some extra
hne were sold for 2 dollars each. The
money market must be tight in that eitv
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-10

II is stated in the Philadelphia papers.
that the Hon. George NJ. Dallas our min;s
'er TO Russia has obtained leave to return.
ana Is expected in Philadelphie in the
month of September "''
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the 3Oth ult., yerv =, ,-On Tuesday last,
lclee occurred at Hinklolo%si instance m ih ol su-
A hns intelligent boy, nan, 81 IN TINS county.
by about fifteen years oI(He ca Henry Jaco-
tbo G,oe, .,e oy hanging "a himself win bal. SUI,
IN ~ m sne village No reason for tbe aSf Sffepef
Ge surmsed. The lad had been remarI ars .S1 san
@ hi. nIavl Jew hours before, and had Just ieI,
n n Inc me nelghborhood. A death SO 'HrJll.e H's1o
Inc. & 1ra.. "a one SO young, is calculated to nro.
'D'0 great agitation in every mind. .-T5;S
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-10

A certain remedy for the FEVER and AGUE.
in less than five days, and produces a healthy nc-.
ton, and gives tone to the stomach and bowels Sc
for sale by DIS. TOBIAS, Agent, Bloomsbury
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FUsr received in addition to my former stock
o. on hand
Glenn's Roman Kalydor, for pimples, tan, sunburn,
freckes, morphow, letters and other affection of
the skin.
White Glue,
Extract of sarsaParilla, and sarsaponlla Pills,
White Mustard Seed,
Barbados Tar,
Oil of Tar,
A few bottles of Lemon Syrup,
Fresh Prunes and Raisins,
Violins, Accordeans, China, Glass and other TOYS
Having bought for Cash of honest dealers, I can
afford to sell the GENUINE article. as cheap as
they can be purchased elsewhere.
July ~. -'''