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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-10-03
ALL I'M ONE EBMAIDL LE1zTo
DYING NM LEE.AY[NG.

THE Subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public in general, that he
has now making patent machine for Weav-
ing Coverids, of Il. Miley & Co.'S. inven-
ton, which he intends to erect about the
18th October, in Nescopeck Luzerne coun-
ty, opposite to Mr. Peck's Tavern, where
he will carry on the
DG ING @I ALL GOnULS
AND
C9IsEOET s. CGV'EE2EED TV'E.gVEV'CS
in all its various branches. Covcrlds wove
without seam in the middle. Persons at
a distance, wishing patent or common Gov
erllds woye can send their yarn by stage or
otherwise, either to Berwick, Columbia
county, or to Nescopeck, Luzerne county,
directed to the subscriber.
By strict attention to his business, and
his desire to please his customers, he hopes
TO receive liberal share of public patron
age. Having been engaged in tho dying
and weaving business for number Of years,
he assures the public, that the work entrus-
ted to him, shall be done in the most dura-
BILE manner, and he fatters himself that lie
shall be able to give general satisfaction.
Patent Coverids made by persons send
ing twenty cuts double white woollen yarn,
the subscriber dying the yarn, finding the
cotton yarn, and weaving one CoyerIid for
FIVE DOLLARS.
For the accommodation of customers,
yarn will be taken at, and the work return.
ed to the following places Jacob Drum.
heller's stere, Cunningham, Luzerne coun.
ty, John Sharpless and Co.'S. store, Catta-
wissa, George Shuman's store, near Catta
wissa Furnace, d. S. Tobias store, Blooms
burg, and John Covenhoyen's store Orange
vile, Columbia county.
Persons send yarn will please send writ
ten directions, what colors the wooden yarr
is to be.
The subscriber finds all kinds of carpe
chain. DANIEL GOOMAN.
Nescopeck, Oct. 3, 1910.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-10-03

Remaining in the Post Office at Bloomsbury
at The end of the quarter ending on the
3Otb OF September, 1910.
Bacon Septemious Love George W.
Betz John Mensh Sabina
Baldwin Elizabeth McReynolds Mr..
Bomboy Posawell Menagh Richard
Barton Isaac Meech Daniel
Christman Lavilla Oil Catharine
Coal Elisha Oil John 2
Dawson Margaret P6efler Il. H.
Davis David NJ. Robinson John
Dresbach George w. Robinson Mary
Davis David Rohn Joseph
Emmons Andrew Rosmus William
Everheart James Right William
Forbes Nathan Rupert William
Good John Swaby Frederick
Gorton Jacob Squire e.
Hardy Arthur Snyder Sally Anna
Hogand William B. Sitter Cristiana
Hartman Thomas Sloan William
Jameson Daniel Stetler Catherine
James Henry Seigler George
Jacoby John Snyder Daniel
kelchner Neomi Townsend Samson 2
Kitchen Thomas Thompson William
Knorr George Thornton Sarah
London James Winner Samuel
Lynn John Wychsff Susan
Wertman Henry
B. RUEERT, p. M.
Those inquiring for any of the above let
ters will please say it is advertised.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at BIoomsburg
at The end Of the quarter ending on the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-31
Rewarc of Wing Humbussy

gentleman writes from slaunton, that the Wings
have set aloat of meeting Of 1000 Conserra
tires being lately held in Pennsy vania at which Gov
Porter had gone to Harrison! The statement is
false. Porter is immovablc in his support of Mr. Van
Buren-and the Conservative meeting of which they
speak, held IN Philadelphia the other day, and Il
was such small potatoes that no one is named in the
Proceedings but Chairman and Secretary and the
notorious Sutherland, who is known every where as
"the of principle in proportion to his interest
No. no-the old Keystone is safe, all our friends
\ letter from Old Berks Of the Goth pledges
her for 1000 majority, if not morc.-One from Hun
tngdon pledges heavy majority there. Frauds were
rife at the late election. Davis the honest and able
farmer, defeated in his reelection to Congress- by
the grossest frauds One alone found to have
slipped in at into the ballot box treaty votes for
the Wing candidate. The man (Sam Smith had to
flee the vengeance Of Judge Lynch We must eau
ton Virginia friends against the first false re-
turns which rcdi be circulated Monday, of the
practised upon in &c. and il VIII be repeated
upon US on Monday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-31
IT. Mn Pals, Tn m, Polyst

Before this paper reach the majority OF our read
ers, the Polls will be- opened Before another No. can
pass the press the great battle will have been fought IN
Virginia. But cannot too earnestly and s"Icinnly
coninrc every man, whom may now have the OPP
pnrlunv Of addressing To to the Polls and give one
day to the Republic OF all The contests in which we
baye ever been engaged we have never taken 50 deep
an interest in any the one now before MS And yet
what great personal interest have al stake: DO we
expect any share of the Spoils' None. Any parci-
nation Of the loaves and fishes; None Not even a
miserable mcsscngership 10 South America. We eS-
pect, we ask, we would accept, no office from Martin
Van Brren-not even pins fee. We have never
ouartered our family upon the public Treasury
we will not-But we take profound interest in this
question: because all important principles are at
stake-al the great rights of the Southland perhaps
the very Union itself-f Harrison be elected shall
indeed have change! change enough-but such change
Is not Reform. The moned power will override the
people-and the fell spirit Of Abolitionsm will threaten
our Southern Institutions; the safety of our domestic
bearhs the union Of the Confederacy ltself-How any
Southern man can take different view of the subject
how he can permit his party feelings to eclipse his
iudoment appears to US to be almost prodigy 1t Is
the height of an haucinaon, which passes all our
comprehension.
People of Virginia! Save US, save these men, from
the ruins they are unwittingly bringing upon them
selves and upon US. Go to the Polls and put down
this nfurated party. Go,every man of you, on Mon.
day next-and save Virginia; save your principles; save
be
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-31
FR.7UDS--.lmonyt Tie .Northern Whirs.

Extract Of q letter, ddt6d "BALTiMoRf, Oct -.
ave have here this morning, which perhaps
therefore wri,e that Arkansas has gone for the De-
mocratc ticket by 1000 majority This would not be
worth mentioning, but that the Wings were beginning
to claim that State But really, the Frauds
Of which additional proufs are hourly developing, seem
to throw the elections themselves into shade. The
scenes of violence IN n York. the Dissertation Of the
very temples Of justice the unsuccessful attempt Of the
criminals TO possess themselves, by violence, Of the
proofs OF their guilt in the hands of the Court and
sisted they were, by Of the very officers whose
duty TO protect the Court feeling. Of alarm
that we have no language 10 express People are struck
with dsmay at the explosion. Indignation, disgust,
and regret follow. Where shall it end: | am
writing if you had heard all we have heard here
But you will hear it. before you this. Persons right
on from New York tell u.s. that there never was any
thing like the state Of the public mind in that city
known. Papers heretofore against us, coming
strong terms against the actors in these fghtfu frauds
The Sunday Morning News and BENEFITS Herald par
tcularly. The excitement in Philadelphia is hardly
less If these things do not the sound part Of the
VIII g party to pause and withdraw their countenance
from leaders, who would lead them power through all
the frauds that would take other to the peniten
airy, then will they not believe though should
from the dead But, thank God! the Old Dominion,
the land Of Jefferson, Washington and Madison, the
blessed mother of all, has yet been even sus
peced OF being cline within which such deeds could
ripen. She at least will hold up her hands against
acts which smell To Heaven, sickening all who have
not been acclinaied 10 the miasma which arise from
the corruption of The banks of Wall and Chestnut streets
She, at least will not into that covenant which
treats reemen articles Of barter and trade and ships
and iranships voters if they bales of 'yarn or
leads Of ',coter pipe She will glory in the conf
dence that she w-pu; her stern veto the whole
nefarious scheme and its authors. God bless you and
the Democracf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-31
Frauds--Frauds.


The budget of proofs is not exhausted[Afaav
pours upon afidavt-but the last scene IN the drama
is more appalling than all the rest So maddened nave
the consprators become, such is the desperation Of
their guilt, that they have violated the sanctuary OF
Justice itself and attempted to wrest from the Judge the
very evidences ofther own transgressons what des
peraton must they have been driven before they could
resort to such an unhaowed extremity. How preg-
nan with proofs Of their guilt, must the budget OF pa
pers haye BEEN which in the hands OF the Record
er of the city, Truly does the N Y Sun say that "the
influence of that most unhappy occurrence cannot but
be bad What will the disordery and vicious members
Of the community who fit subjects for the fenten-
tarv saw when they see those who sit in Judgment
upon them and those who execute the sentence OF the
law upon them engaged in broil, which, if carried on
bv themselves would have insured them berth in the
watch house: The Sheriff of the county engaging IN
f;pht with Judge on the bench whose orders he is
bound to obey The Mayor himself, Police Justice,
the District Attorney, and other officers involved IN the
same scuffle" But what could the Mayor or the Ne
corder do when they the profgate Glentworti at
tempting bear off under the auspices OF Sher AcKer
the proofs of his guilt
This budget had not been opened by the last &C.
counts-but expect every moment to receive tnen''
Conjecture is busy in dvining the contents OF the
packet The Recorder, in the opinion which he de-
iyered in Court favor of retaining it. lifts mp one OF
| the corners of the curtain. He says:
"On Thursday evening it was proved TO my sat'siac
ton that Nathaniel PIERCE Esq, had in his possession
(the same having been given TO bin by James Client
worthy bundle of papers, consisting OF original re
ceipts for monies paid James b. Gentaoorth 10 JAIME
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(.9no,hfr Substitution. ]

RIcuMoSD October Goth, 1910.
In consequence of the illness of Major Henry Bedin
ger of Berkeley, and in accordance with his own wish
es we announce TO the Republicans Of Virginia, that
have stricken his from the Van Buren, Republican
Electoral Ticket, and beg leave to substitute the
of that staunch Republican, James Gibson of Hamp.
SHIRE of the 18th Electoral District, in lieu of Major
Brdinger who was recently nominated in the place of
Major Hierome L. Opie, deceased. Mr.. Gibson is a
gentleman who has frequently been placed By the
fdence of his countrymen in the General Assembly
and is worthy of ull respect.
We earnestly request Committees of Vigilance in
every county and town of the Common wealth. to make
the necessary correction in all the tickets which the,
may issue hereaftcr-and 10 that all thuse tickets
which have been already issued should be duly correct
ed on or before the day of Election, Monday, the I'd OF
November.)
We respectfully request all the Republican Editors
in Virginia to give this notice the earliest possible in
serton in their respective papers.
THOMAS RICHIE.
.Secrctnrn nf tie ClnfraL Cnnnliflcc nf Hirniuin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-31
I'll. Fj.-,; r, Franchise.

The author of the following communication calls our
attention TO which was afoat in this CITY on
Thursday last that finding Mr. Baxters rule was like
" to 90 against them in this city, and perhaps else
where the Wings were attempting to change the rule,
and urging upon Mr. Baxter to reverse ms decson ina,
the "Loe Cabin ITSELF had taken up the subject, and
was about 10 issue new bull from the Vatican We
believe, that at this eleventh hour just as the
people are going VOTE and before any new construc-
ton could be sent over fourth ofthe Commonwealth,
at the hazard of destroying all uniformity in the course
of the Commissioners the Attorney General could be
prevailed pon by the influence Of his political friends of
the Log Cabin, to change decision which was delbe-
raely adopted and subsequently confirmed by the opt
Mon of the Governor and two members of his Coun-
Gil 1t would display pliancy Of disposition, sub
srrviency to party in the highest Law ocer m the
Commonwealth which would little become the sha5ac
ter Of the State, of ,hat high ofcet hmse am
this rule would really operate-or what's the true con
structon of the Constitution, we have not
we have not had time to investigate. put ane
we cannot hesitate to notice It:
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FTFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

FIF'rY DOLLARS REWARD.
nsfoyDED from the service Of the James River q hana"na
Company in July slave DANIEL about - years 4'
tall and slender brown Small rnhse
nemmen of late from indulgence; mark recoeeea e
Of Goods estate near ss b1ea
Black Heath pits in Chesterfield but supposed no" 70 %
Boating oil James River. ,, :. - ,,on, ,or n, Dover
Goochland or IL lodged in jail In the sae o. s'o
State, and secured, so that get % pEyToN
Richmond, Va, Oct. 3D. $780, ''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-31

The New York Herald states, that the key Of the
Mayors Office where the Glentwor,h papers had been
placed, stolen Tuesday night The papers,
therefore, had to be removed IL distant part of the
City.
The Herald also states that the names stricken from
the Register of the City, including ega! registrations,
and the dead and absent, about 4nO-haf Wings,
half Democrats
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-31

~ SOUTHERN LITERARY MEssESGER.-Ile subscriber re-
spectfuy his patrons and the pnic tat inc NO
yemher Number the will he ready for delivery Oh
wednesday H'''"''s '''' i" '''''A' TIL. W. WHITE
Richmond, Va. Oct 80 1910.
CHEAP AND FRESH GROCERIES,
WE stoe and receiving entire fresh stock OF do
w ceres laid In the best terms and Shall ne sofa
very prices Persons wishing purchase VIII save
money by calling before they make their purchases
Is hhds New Orleans and other cheap Sugars
Sc do. prime Porto Rico do.
10 do. prime St. Crox ao'
do. Cuba Sugar, a and beautiful article
90 bbs crushed Sugar
Is boxes very low priced loaf Sugar
al do. most superior double refined loaf Sugar
30 packages Teas, part first chop
90 hhds. cheap Molasses
10 do. prime family do
IS bags prime green Laguira Coffee
80 do. prime Rio Ito.
d6 do. old Java DO.
$50 sacks Liverpool filed Salt large and good sacking
10000 lbs. Cotton Yarns, OF various iacto'es' anu ~
prices
5000 lbs. cheap shoulder bacon
cocoon do prime Western middlings
100 bbls. No. clpt Herrings
so do. No. and 2 gross do.
100 prime family Hams
10000 fine yellow Cigars
20 boxes Starch
10 bags Pepper
do. Allspice ,, c,,
so boxes sperm and tallow Canues
Lamp Oil
100 sides oak tan sole Leather . ,r, &c -,
Cords, Leading Lines, Indigo, Chewmg iopeeo u 81
qualities, Ginger, Powder ana shol
Constantly On hand an assortment OF Iron ana steei
Best cut Nails made of Swedes lron
articles will be put W U any WHITE
betneen beoo' D 53-l2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-31


leaders palm upon themselves upon others.-A Cor
respondent in Cumberland gives account of the
extraordinary Speech which Mr.. Leigh delivered IN
that county a, October Court ale made long Speech
but Of the opinion that he effected no changes
He gnve us account of his late visit to the North,
aud said that the Van Buren, party in the New England
States is The Abolition party and the Wing party there
is the Anti-Abolinn party. But, SIR, fortunately for
US we have some little information of the actngs and
doings of tie respective parties the North we'll
ilr. Leigh, and we beg leaye to join issue with him
fur we know, that Mr. Slade, member Of Congress
from Vermont and host of others, both from the New
England States and the other Northern States, Abo-
lltionsts.'
The Van Buren, party the Abolition, and ricc rersa'
Why, what the Wing Abolltionsts in Vermont do
ing a, this very moment' In the II. of r. the 22nd
inst, Mr. Sabn brings in BILL 'sto extend the right OF
trial by jury, 10 fugtves from service in other States
and providing that all writs to such fugitves shall
be reurnabe 10 the county court, and that removal
or attempt at removal from the State of ugtyes before
trial. or defiance of decision of the court, shall he
considered as kidnapping" This movement began in
the Wing Legislature Of New York-It is now gong
on in Vermont--and it will go through every Leg'sa-
ture where the Wings have the majority. 1t would be
carried forthwith through Ohio if the Senate were not
Democralic-22 Democrats, Ia FederalIsts
The Raleish Standard brings forward also ia letter
from distinguished citizen of Ohio from which we
make the following extract, which may well appal The
Southern Wings:
gang from Kentucky passed through here yes
terday for Canada triumph Of Aboonism the day before
gave passage. The triumph of Harrison VIII be the
triumph and so IA opponents have got
The universal liberty their side This and The money
work On these two principles thousands
have betrayed mistake this but too late now
10 lament over il in OHIO. Yours, &c.''
Will nothing (exclams the Standard) open the eyes
of our Wing brethren of the South Is fact piled up
on fact, warning upon warning, in vain? 1t is idle, it
than de refuse to the real dangers winch
beset us. the black clouds which thicken in the poll
teal horizon and hug ouselves in false security We
will continue to ring solemn warnings in their ears
until the curtain falls and the drama finished If 1t
should happen that the election of Harrison shall be
the triumph of our enemies and The beginning OF trou-
HES and horrors. we will have washed our hands,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-31
COMMUNICATE.
LOON ABOUND YoU.


! FHEsDs! your forrcs tsted2
/ As the Roman, Sempronius, said, nows not the fme
for .scold debates Let not SIT IDLE, wbls. the enc
my stealing march upon U.S.
! DEMOCRATS areM your negh60rS ready' See 10 it.
The Wings marshaing men tor all the surrounding
counties Men that cannot vote here are TO be sent on
to other counties where they have frcelolds and hch-
mond will swell the polls OF all her
in Augusta, some Richmond faces viii be seen. Are
you ell stationed i'll the country where your ireehods
| lies.
The Wings after having first promulgated it, are now
endeavong to set aside the opinion OF the Attorney Ge
neral Baxter, to the right OF suffrage Whether that
opinion BE- right wrong should be regarded and acted
upon; and even fit were desirable 10 reconsider II the
counter order could reach but few counties Do the
Wing seers think, they to be sustained in THIS at
tempt 10 set aside the unanimous Judgment ofthe Ator
ney General, Governor and Executive Council of Eir-
gina' The Democracy of the State mperatively
called to see that the Constitution and laws of Vr
GINA are upheld. The Wing game here as well as
elsewhere, is to carry the election by NEW VOTERS
men that have been influenced by their present system
of electioncering and magnificent parapharnalia
Democrats, LOOK AROUND YOU.
The Wings are seeking TO break the force of the
Wing frauds in n. York, By conurng NJ imaginary
ones on the other side in Philadelphia. The Pennsyl-
vanian meets this charge both relates to the
conferred Mr. ngorsoll and the alteration of the
Register of Naturalization In the Northern Liberties,
the aggregate vote, instead Of being "sweed far
above lis former mark, is less than it in Ie3S,
""'''
Tor s, 10 473 maj. for hgersoH in l54O comes from
me fre Federal 'rards, rather the wards where the
cheating was 'done, and which made Federal
in ISIS by the Bella Badgers Of those wards who
doubt counted part of lngersoll's for Mayor
MIR. (Naylor the last man IN the city who ought to
make such charges for his friends choused MIR inger
soil ont of his seat two years ago. has written alb
surd letters, charging the Democrats, the design
of carrying Philadelphia by imported from New
York. This charge is directly met by the following
Card:
TO THE THE PUBLIC.
Onr attention having hrrn drawn publication by Charles
Aaylo IN the 'Intsd states Glleec" az his
deem that have know ledge
the subject, tile whole fiction existing only
of the writer and that pronounce the charges Demo
cratic party belief
quaiieiy aud entirely false.
JAMES PAGE
JOHN VI. READ,
SAMUEL. d. PATTERSON,
CALVIN BLYTHE.
Philadelphia. October 81, 1910.
The render will find another article from the Pennsy
vansn, in apreceding column, touching these magma
ry frauds.
The New York Herald states, that the key Of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-31
Secretary Of tie Central Committee Of Nirgin

~ the Tickets already printed, substitute the
Gibson, Hampshire. for that of Heroine H. Ope Jefferson
In Tickets already issued strike the r. .om
". Taylor Ct Rockbrdge
NJ Printed Copies of the above Electoral Ticket,
will be furnished to Committees, &c, at this Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-31

= ,,rypIco coIryry CouRT-In consequence Of Mon
ond OF being the day of Election for Preden
tai ELECTORS and being county business of no Importance 70
cor h. the Court hereby sven shat the Court will
meet nj O'Clock, 4. Ill., Monday the End November.
IN CHaNCERY.-IE Amelia County Court, sd Oct. lo4o:-
| BENJAMIN W, Warmer, Thomas Warmer, William NJ
Booker it, and Mary his wife, formerly Mary WARMER and
Francis T. WARMER Compliments:
against -,
Richardson Dunnavant individually and administrator Of hs
Harriet Miles Worsram individually and admit
deceased wife Elizabeth Ann and her children,
William W., Benjamin, Cannon, Richardon Martha, Mary
Frances and Ann Ken the five last infants By their guardian
,e1s William h. Sader individually, and administrator OF
Martha and William j. H. sader infant heir OF
aid Martha Defendants:
The defendant, William d. Sadier having entered his APP
peaancc security according 10 the act OF Assembly
OF this Court and appearing, by satisfactory es
dence that inhabant this Commonwealth 1t Is or
the said defendant do here ON me r.t Gay
the January vi this Court and answer me bh 81 ir
plaintiffs and thai copy this order be forthwith inserted IN
some news published city Of Richmond Tor two months
successey aud posted the front door oil Tue q"
| this county, Copy-Iese, ,
Oct3l L53-wos-l L. v. Lbluh, =
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JAMES PAGE,
JOHN VI. READ,
St1IIfEI N pArTE

Philadelphia. October 81, 1870
The render will find another article from the Pennsyl
vanan, in preceding column, touching these magma
nv frauds.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-31

Our having hrrn drawn a publication hy Charles
Naylo IN the .'Lntcd STATES Gileees of tins
deem proper say that any know ledge
the subject tile whole !iion existing only the magnati
of the writer and that the charges thu Demo
cratic party, Tar information belief extends BE-
qualledly aud entirely false.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-19
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Conditions de II Gazette.

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aes 'eas s~bonnomsnt, dsvroat % donsee avi,
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se.ons eo:,siderees ,omms ie reuouyellant.
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pour ehaqus repetition; les Avis Mn. go.
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