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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-08

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- s1O !" ths eusaIu-ui.' .a.mus a., 'iN eu'os
SAe most res oe.aols s4tsScas.
lsrry. A.yaf !. 1910
IFNE e -! have just received ,ut rJsr 81 th.s
rocrntng !hvias hssl:@iorv stated toe !scs eioL'
which you hnsso 'Hlu!Fy.tn ono ortwo - ria Gris
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arro' no =" Hi'0r ~. ols.s hes heoa o. -. . ga
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.f making sCtn statement Jg' NJ scosc 81 ,rsc,
mi duly 90 ne pial.s Hi.. no; ALLOW rne 10 q aan 4.
lcut ti.Gys "a, Circa-.s'oacr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-08
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WHEELING. "a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-08

Duet I've learn from I'agnry;oyyn Ni.. that , do.
el has Seen Sought between Mcssrs L.c,,. NJ C. r-.,
virg mn and Wan. Pace Esl.. d.s,lns ,,,h. la>,c-
Of 'Iaao"tnwn Il IS stated iha; NJ l. ua- killed
.Et Alr. Pace severely wounded
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-08

Tia TIPPE-tNDE IT. 80 = i.-r.t from 'h,s Mic"
~ 10, ~ aut Is. 80 r,u,. ma.lh Psis" 80 eta.
ir.ra iasl q "a. ab-l uls rg,Nl isgtl,i aIscuan
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-08
W GMTgy.EwG.
SATURDAY moRNrNc. AUGUST =. 1870.
MIIEliINe c0N.FNTIoN

kn sirsrroi nIre;.ur ct thc general Conn .it,s
wal ~ hell ih.s ,ystarr az > u',ucA "a; The Cour,
sioasc \ general ai;,altu-g - requested
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-08

The Van R'rea party ~ TINS vicinity ar, very rerk
less 90 'hosr asssraa- Taes 80 c,r rouui.v tina, Nr
Van Bareu never rSc,r,rns,.lrd the s.aula, Army.
They dcny that sprh recommendation i. IN h.s LAS,
mcss'go. We hive "a order To convince ia,.n. cent
out all toe copies we oout iud ct n, css g. among
Which IS un= copy from The oii-e a.; B.lr and Rt,c
Vet ihcy -.A nst even submit ihe truth orthr Tee
snow HAT 'hc measure would i. ,ac r,r,y aad they
are determined 10 fight ., oT.s long as they ran
The eram'n7iIon Of the Wheeling Noad~my. under
he t'nu"u OF Mr.. \. ". Rurcr tooh place Yesterday
and eay before The ov-racr gwen 10y rh,s school of
improvement la all IN, brauchr- pursued. i, ana ,y..
denee cd" TIE attention anL cllar,ly Of The rsccq:or
AMI h'shiy honorable To bl. pufis We thtnk Ma. r
well calculated 60 rs the sjlItrI Of olu,r,rlar mere
and increase hc desire tor general dissemination.
We WI: h.Iu all success "a h.s la5o!,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-08

fE.-- o. NpN Gs sI-I Ng.
- Aiv---i- ,-ar1,s an IS ga ui''ca' specific order
81, n h, 1iS.pa,i al t,r1.i ari charged = for JAr,"
r--.-ss ana p cents every -1'-'7r"-t Insertion
g as VITA Al aiv easements rr COED 'ii E.sit
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-08

Nr webster. % ne great lay collin z..1s-nz JOB
Vermont. y.is Introduced Goa member NJ t.s Eos'.u
Tea P+r.y era.a veteran. % ycars rf1-s. s'0 plst
81 tho fam trs r1ns,a'e Of the 90 iusn Che yat
o. ~ Wstsfs.. oH hs rtilrr 20 5fatiebeF1' Coiis5
o. h. h.f7af h. r-''-s .a1e fhs no1nfsIn'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-11-28

The district in North Carolina. in which
the venerable Mason resided, did nat Give
one federal vote. 1t was unanimously for
Van Buren.
Rives loses Virginia, and Tallmadee's 9
own county, which gave federal majority
IN 1898 ond 80. goes for Van Buren!
No less than attempts have been made
to dssassinale the present King of France
since ms elevation TO the throne.
Curious PropRecy.--An old almanac
contained the following: "About the 5th
day oil November, in the year of grace
one thousand eight hundred and for,ve.
many chldren will be borne throughout the
w0rlde."
The Marquis of Waterford has ninety
couple of hounds; while thousand of the
poor around him would rejoice if they had
as many pecks Of meal.
Steamboat lie Roy Washington, (carry-
ing The mail) from Chaiahooohe to lola has
been totally lost by an explosion, and six
persons lest their lives.
Holland has acknowledged the inaepen-
dence of Texas.
Three whites have been arrested in Flo.
rlda' ON suspicion of aiding the Indians.
Ertent and Population of Syria.- This
country is estimated to contain 10000
square miles. The whole population is
somewha: under million and half
Revenue for 1895, amounted to 964O, ,OOO
sterling. The expenditure exceeds the
revenue by about 100000.
shock of an earthquake was expert.
enced in Philadelphia on Saturday evening
last
The following verse of an old song j,
worth all the Tippecanoe poetry that ha.
ever beer said or sung:
Cursed be the wretch who's bought and
sold,
And barters liberty for gold;
For when elections are not free,
In vain we boast of liberty;
And he who sells his single right,
Would sell his country if he might"
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LIMlLSNIAIto

MARRIED-In Fishing creek on the
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COB B. SFUCKER, to Miss SUSAN
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e GW Goods
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DoCt. 0ahen Moyer,
French Rheumatism Doctor,
From Reading,

Informs the public that he has returned to Bloom-
burg,after an absence since January last and can be
found at tke Hotel of Daniel Snyder, where he will
be at all times ready to attend to patients who are
afflicted with Rheumatic pains in the limbs OF body
Bioomsburg Sept. b, ls4U,
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OBITUA8To

DIED-In this place, on Thursday 10Th
inst. after long and painful illness, Mrs.
MARGARET GEARHART, reliet of the
late Or. Harman Gearheart, aged about 80
Yeas.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-11-28

TURKEY AND EGYPT

The latest Intelligence from the seat Of
operations was by telegraph at Paris ON the
lss inst. from Touen the 3lst of October.
BeyrouI has been taken possession of by
the allies; the Emir Besehir had abandoned
The cause Of Mehemet Ali aAd surrendered
to the English. He arrived at Malta on the
27th, on board the English steamer Cyc-
lops. with fifteen members of his family
and suite of enc hundred and fifteen per
sons, on his way to England. The revolt
against Msheme' was spreading throug houi
the mountains.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-11-28

Look OW.--Five dollar notes of the old
broken down Commercial Bank Of Milling.
ton, altered SO as to read Commercial
Bark of New York." are in circulation
Look out for them.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-11-28
EXECUTION OF ROBERT McCoNAHY.
rHE MURDERER OF BROW's FAMILY.

/, EXECUTION OF ROBERT McC0NAHY, +,
THE MURDERER OF BROWs FAMILY.
This wrsiched man suffered the awful
penalty Of the law, on 9Th inst. He was ex-
eculed in the Jail yatd, few minutes be-
fore 3 o'clock, p. NJ. Although the execu-
ton could not be fully Witnessed, by these
curious to see, its novelty, and the unpar-
oIleled enormity of tho crime which cpused
It, attracted very large crowd, which
swarned around the Jail, until tie wrciched
being aloned for the blood Of his kindred
with his own. The scene without i'm
pressed us FIRMLY with the belief, that the
recen, change in the law upon the subject,
was change for the worse Nor are aUe
singular in this. Many who had been op-
posed to public executions, seeing and feel.
Ing that much of the awful soemnity and
time of the scene was taken away by the
change, and no alleged evil remedied, were
ready 10 join us in our opinion No one in
fact we believe, thought or felt otherwise,
ercept the culprii--who, we arc credibly
informed, rejoiced in the fact, shat the walls
had been raised so high as 10 shield him in
his ignominy from the piercing gaze OF The
Down 10 the hour ofhs exccu,on,nav to
the very momen! The drop fell, he stubborn
" persisted in asserting his innocence.-
All hope of his making any acknowledge.
ment was entirely removed by his dogged
conduct He was taken upon the scailold
---eyery thing was adusted--tho moment
arrived--the drop fell! and not a word con
fessed But the rope broke, 1 nd instead of
hanging, very much to his own aslopish.
ment, we suppose, he sound himself upon
lhe ground under the gaIlows! He thought
he was "clear;" but the illusion was present
with him but moment. He was immadi-
ately taken up on the galIows again--every
thing made ready--lhe drop about to falI!-
when he begged for "rime to talk a ltdo"
and proceeded to make a full and detait-
ed confession Of he's crimes 10 the cisrgy.
man present, Mr.. Brown and Mr Peeies,
NhO reduced tito Uriting in his Owa
scords' as he made it, and who nilI cause
it TO be published for the benefit OF his
wife and children. His confession, it is
said, casts yet deeper and darker shades OF
cruelty over tho bloody AFFAIR."
He had scarcely concluded his confession
when the last minute tha, the execution
could be delayed yrvcd--aud he was again
swung off. and paid his life forfeiture for
his lmos!-Htmfingd0n .4dv.
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-11-28

Five thousand Mornons recently assem-
bled in Hancock county, Illinois.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-11-28

Il Forci6'e Preacher.-At camp meet.
ing recently held in Connecticut,a preacher
delivered himself Of the loiowing.-"I
would wish that the gospel were wedge,
and | a beetle, ! would whack it into eyerv
sinners heart among YOU"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-11-28
gZ-zE,.z,rrzIa-ys,l

q. d. for the iadiea.-Tho New Orleans
Picayune says:-'rhe ladies', God bless
them, have decided that O. X. means onlv
klSSsHg, nothing else in the world.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-11-28
J0 10 LA1D&AD9
E62gSeDa'9

ENFORMS his friends and customers that he has
IL just received the latest
FALL s. WINTER FASHIONS.
from PHILADELPHIA, and is now prepared to do
work in the most fashionable style, and in work
manlike manner, al short notice. He thanks his
friends for former favors, and socits con inuance
of their custom.
Bloomsbury Oct. 81. 27tf.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-11-28
Notice TO Collectors.

Notice 10 Collectors.
NOTICE is hereby given to all colec-
tors who hold duplicates previous TO the
year ls4O and in the arrears on them, to be
prepared to settle them off by next court
BY o:dsr of the Commissioners.
l.. B. RUPERT, Treasurer.
Tressurers OGce,1
Nov. 8, 1910.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-11-28

George R. T. Hewes, tho last Of the
Boston tea party, died at German Flats, on
the 9Th inst. at the advanced age of log
years. His remains were sent to Richficld,
Oisogo county, for iuternent, where he re-
sided for many years.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-11-28

1t will be recollecled that Mr.. Van Bu-
rem was 10 be displaced by the changes a.
ea'nsl him. The result proves that he will
receive an Increase of nearly haf millioti
oil votes since 1890!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-11-28

Christian PeLfectiOn.-An old fellow
was visited by his pastor, who assured him,
that he could not be good Christian un-
less he took up his daiy cross; wherest he
caught up lis vile, and began Juggling her
about the room.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-11-28

i go for one term" as the fellow sal
zen the Judge sentenced him to the Sta,
Prison for life.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-11-28

II is stated, in the Apalachicola Advert.
er, that the Orange Crop in Florida, raise
this year, will be worth $500, 600.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-11-28

II tipsr per POak.-A gentleman, resi-.
dent in Hereford, received day or two
since, through the medium of the penny
post. living viper, from the foot OF Cal
der !dris in Wales. ItsrriVed safely, and
was not at all the worse for its journey.
Hereford Times.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-11-28

Ne%spaperS.-The intellectual spli
INTO which every body dips his buck
while lew thank the fountain for its su
ply.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-11-28

Census q BoItimore. The recent CEN
sus' which has just been completed, shows
that the total population of Baltimore is
lOl'400 souls-being an increase of 30 ,6s5
since 1880
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-11-28
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The Bunker Hill Monument Con
tracts have been entered into for the final
completion of This work, by October ls43,
Tor the sum of $43, 500.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-11-28

~ "Whnt are you doing thore'" inquired
Jack of Tom. as hs caught him peeping
Though key hole.
whats that to you!" said Tom, 81
don't like to see person prying into other
folks business"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-11-28

The world ls SO lnll Of fools, that he
who would avoid seeing any, must shut
himself up and break his own looking
glass.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-11-28
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his crlmos!- Huntington .Adv.
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1t is stated, in the Apalachicola Adverlis.
er, that the Orange CGap in Florida, raised
this year, will be worth 100000.
szzwzs==zszszn.
n piper per POst-A gentleman, resi-.
dent in Hereford, received day or two
since, through the medium of the penny
post. living viper, from the foot OF Cal
der ldris in Wales. It arrived safely, and
was not at all the worse for its journey.
Hereford Times.
sy.1sgszzzgzsssssg.
81 go for one term" as the fellow said
zen the Judge sentenced him to the State
Prison fof life.
E-zZsZsz..1yzsza
George R. r. Hewes, tho last of the
Boston tea party, died at German Flats, on
the 9Th inst. at the advanced age of log
years. His remains were sent to Richfcld,
Oisogo county, for iuternent, where he re.
sided for many years.
azzzzEgzsrzsszyyn
q. a. for the iadie8.-Tho New Orleans
Picayune says :-The ladies', God bless
them, have decided that O. X. means onlv
klSSlHg, nothing else in the world.
szgaazVzszzzzsaszR
II fOrci6te Preacher.-At a camp meet.
ing recently held in Connecticut,a preacher
delivered himself Of the foiowing.-,I
would wish that the gospel were wedge,
and l beetle. ! would whack it into every
sinners heart among you"
trsrstg.,-,7-,sr,-,r---,
Christian Perftciion.-An old fellow
was visited by his pastor, who assured him,
that he could not be good Christian un-
less he took up his daiY cross; wherest he
caught up his vile, and began Juggling her
about the room.
elGrls;-Eyy-zizeggEER
Newspapers. The intellectual spring
into which every body dips his bucket,
while lew thank the fountain for its sup
ply.
Census Of BoHimore. Tie recent CEN
sus' which has just been completed, shows
mat the total population of Baltimore is
lol'400 souls-being an increase of 20, ,6S5
since 1880.
H.Iz1lss1y E7EEEEa
me Bu1ker HW Monument. Con
tracts have been entered into for the final
completion of lhis work, by October ls43,
ior the sum of $43, 500.
gzszzsaszzzszz4p.
The world ID SO full Of fools, that he
who would avoid seeing any, must shut
hlmsellup and break his own looking
glass.
~ .--szs2lsiizsz 2SzzzgE1
Z What are you doing thore'" inquired
Jack OF Tom. as hs caught him peeping
Though key hole.
Whats that to you!" said Tom. ~
Gon IKE to see person prying into other
folks business"
1t will be recolocled that Mr.. Van Blu. |
ren was to be displaced by the changes a.
eaInsl him. The result proves that he will
receive an Increase Of nearlv half rciII;o,E