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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12

Mr.. Dixon H. Lewis of Alabama, the FalstalF
Of Locofocoisn, appears to have made bad spec
ulation He subscribed for 600 or 500 copies Of
the Extra Globe. and his district has gone agans t
him BY about 700 majority. If he would double
his subscription, he would probably double the
whig majority No. Republican,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12
THE ROOMS LICK TIMES.
JAMES r. BENSON g. CLARK II. GREEN,
Publishers and Proprietors
II IL R WI y u.

TER MS.
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to give notice of wish to discontinue will be
considered new engagement
Rates Of Advertising.
One dollar per square, of twelve lines, or less, for
the first tion and fifty cents square for each
subsequent insertion.
For one square IL months twenty dollars.
Merchants or others advertising By the year, to
the amount of fifty dollars and upwards, will be en-
titled to deduction of one third, where regular
agreement is entered into.
Where the insertion of an advertisement is order
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venent acquaintance.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12
LEGISLATURE.

SIGNIFIcANT.-ln the great gathering of the
freeman of New York at Utica on the 18th, the Al
bany Journal says "the manufacturing interests
were not neglected In the procession was large
CAR from which was suspended rich and beautiful
domestic cARPETING. These fabrics, under the
auspices of a Republican President, would have
adorned the White House. But Mr.. Van Buren,
spurns the products of American industry and ge.
MUS. "ROYAL WILTON and IMPERIAL
SAXONY" carpets suit his Mojestys taste better
than the wool grown by American farmers or the
carpets made by American manufacturers. REP.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12

All purchased from L. Veron x Co., $13,24l 90
Boug ht from Campbell q Coyle,
Hall Chandeliers, $50 90
Bought from Campbell & Brothers,
octagon Hall Lamp, II 90
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-01

EtLfVER 7dsarer IN dcoant ,ih he County Of Coh
from The first dy @ January until the 3d tag f Decentsr III D. sSy
inluce
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-01

the advantages tha, we 10 and shall DOS.
sess ovor other portions foe rail road and ca.
nal trans porta,icu--aud last, though not by
any means the least, the Immense water
power available in this section, as giving
US advantages possessed but by few. II is
true we intended TO carry the impression
that water power, when il could be used in
the neighboihood of rail road or canal trans
poriaiion, was superior to steam, in every
sense of the word, being both safer and
cheaper. II this be undertaking the ad
vantages of that vicinity" SO be it, That
it is placing Fishing Creek region, if true,
far above them, every one will acknowl-
edge. But we contend that ii is only placing
the true vGiue on al!, without underating
the advantages" of any. We shall pursue
this subject hereafter and show the actual
advantage water power has over steam.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-01
MR.. BUCHANAN.

Ii will doubtless be gratifying to the De-
mocracy Of Pennsylvania to learn, says the
Keystone, that this distinguished champion
OF her cause on the floor of the United
States Senate, has again won for himself
golden opinions" from all men, in his re-
cent encounter with Mr., Clay, on the mer-
It's Of the bill for the establishment Of an
Independent National Treasury. MIR. BU-
cHANAN has again sAown himself more
than match for the Kentucky orator, whose
ttanscendani abilities none will presume to
question, and in this instance came off de-
cdejly the conqueror. For full descrip-
tion of Mr.. BUCHANAN's splendid effort, we
refer 10 the letter of our Washington cot.
respondent, whose views are fully confirm
by numerous other letter-wr,ers OF both
parties. The correspondent Of the Balti.
more American, whose opinions generally
are distinguished for candor and fairness,
prononnces it, without exception, I" the a.
dlest defence Of the Sub-Tfeasury system,
which has been made by any adminsra-
ton member" Pennsylvania has indeed
abundant reason to be proud of son, who
sheds such lustre on the cause to which
she is attached, in the councils OF the ma
tion, and who has attained place on the
pinclc of fame, 10 which but few may just
iy aspire.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-01

Fatal l6fay.--Wc understand that on
Friday afternoon the oath ult., at the house
Of John Yeager, Roaring Creek, that quar-
rel arose between Mr.. Solomon Hover,
and stranger by the name of Isenhower,
which resulted in the death of the latter
Mr. Hover has been bound over to court in
a bond of ten thousand dollars. As the af-
fair is to undergo a Judicial investigation,
we deem it improper to give the FDmOred
particulars.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-01
Valuable Medicines.
January 25, 1910.

THE Subscriber respectfully informs
the public that he has recently received the
appointment Of an Agency from the pro-
pr etor, for vending DR.. Will m Evans
Justly celebrated Medicines, and that he has
Just received direct from him, the following
articles, to wit:
DR.. Evans Camomile and Aperent Pills,
for cure Of Dyspepsia, Consumption, Liver
complaint &c.
DR.. Evans Soothing Syrup for Children
teeihing.
Dr. Evans Fever and Ague Pills.
DR.. Hunts Botanic Pills.
DR.. Goodies Female Pills,
Baron Won Huicheler's Herb Pills.
The pubho are cautioned to beware of
Counterieits, as none are genuine but those
obtained from the authorized agents OF DR..
William Evans, of Now York.
JOHN r. MOYER.
Bloonsburg, Jan. 25 ,ls4O. 39-f
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-01
OWEN D. LEIB,
SAMUEL GREASY,
ISAAC KLINE,
SAMUEL KISNER,
SAMUEL q. WILSON.
-, CLn,,.I.., n. .Linn
&c COME .qsT:D SEE"

When we penned the article in cur pa
per some two or three weeks since, under
the above caption, we little thought Of bring
ing down upon US the ire of our neighbor
in DanviIle, or Of being accused of cxercis-
ing spirit Of envy" never dreaming but
that we had as good right 10 set forth the
=" transrendent advantages" Of cur town
and vicinity, as our friends in neighborng
villages; and we have get 10 learn that it
displays something very much like en0J
TO do SO. Our remarks were made in per-
feet good feeling, and in perfect truth, and
we think he who could take exceptions 10
them must have C0rns on his toes, Or a!
least be Gttte gouty, and possessed Of a
! feeling, not only "very much like" but in
5 fact, of "envy" and jealousy too For oul-
selves, we care not how much Dauville is
exioIled by those interested, Or how many
furnaces are in Gntictpati0n Of being built
there, the mole the merrier, as it will add
60 the business Of our lumber friends in the
townships Of Greenwood, Fishing Creek;
6ugarloaf and Jackson, bordering on Fish
ing creek and its tributaries, as from that
section, most Of their lumber is obtained;
but, we at the same time, claim the right of
showing the real advantages possessed in
she vicinity of Fishing Greek, for manuiac-
iurrg iron, without being accused OF dis
playing envious feelings. The DanvilIe
people succeeded bv patiing, in procuring
the location Of the Courts of the county in
that place :" very much" to the injury Of the
public; and if they can now puff and steam
their town into q manufacturing village, by
Inaking capitalists believe that they are in
the centre of the iron region, they will un-
,doubtedy DO so; but unless we are much
.nistaRcn in the signs OF the times. the wa
Ser power of the real centre, to wit;
,oi Fishing Creek, and its tributaries, will
soon cool their steam, put out their hres'
aud draw tie business of the county TO its
proper end natural location The paper
ia Danvile is therefore very much" mis-
,sken in supposing our article was "design-
ed TO underale the advantages Of that Vi
emily" So far from it, they were caicula'
ted to give them their frus Valus. What
arc the facts! We spoke of the adyanta-
ges Bloomsburg ald vicinity had over 9th
or portions Of The iron regions for the man
nlaclure of iron from the abundance and
good quality Of iron ore--the facility with
which materials fs' building can be obtsined
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-01
3. Tx. EDGAR,
jan 25, 1910.
EEGN.TItDIE2o

RESPECTFULLY informs the public
aud his friends generally, that he has just
received the philadelphia Hash
IONS Gnd TAlLUR'S AKCIlETYPES,
published by Ward, Basiord and Ward, for
January, 1910, and is prepared to make
Ceat'emen'a and Lady's Garments, of ev-
cry description, IN the best and most fash
able style, aud at short notice, as he is de-
termined to merit share OF public patron
age.
January %, l840.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-01
EsIOorsasbuRg Artillery.

THE Members of this Company are re-
quired to meet at the house of Charles
Doebler; in DIoonsburg, on SATURDAY,
the 22d of February next, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon, in complete uniform, for CON-
panv eXerci and drill.
Per order,
E. ARMSTRONG, o. s.
JAM 25, 1910.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-01

had been called home.
The whig members, with the exception
of MIR, Case, left their seats upon tie call
Of the question TO prevent quoroum, bu;
the independence eff Mr.. Case frustrating
their disorganlzing attempt, four Of them
returned and voted.
EgyzgzzEzz.zzszpxEa
HARRISBURG CORRESPONDENCE,
Or THE COLUMBIA "DEMocRAT."
Harrisburg, January 2S, 1910.
Ma. WrrD,
The House have been several days Ell.
gagged upon a resolution intfaduced by the
commiHce on banks, requiring the baNka TO
resume specie payments. Amendments
upon amendments have been offered, de-
ba;ed, and voted down, and there appears
to be not so much prospect now of The
house agreeing upon an early resumption,
as there was at the commencement OF the
debate. Some are Tor full and immediate
rosumption-others for giving the banks
months to prePare-others for gradual re-
sumption, commencing with five dollar bills,
and then tens, GJc.-another class still ap-
pear TO have either no settled policy, OF act
to prevent any thing whatever, being done
upon the subject. This diversity Of opinion
am afraid, will prevent any definite action
upon the subject. AS to any restrictions
being placed upon the present banks that
will guard the rights Of the people against
their mercenary operations, have but little
hope, there being too manymembers who are
so deeply interested in banks tia. they will
not allow any measure of the kind TO pass
that will tend TO conflict with their own in
terest, hope I may be mistaken, but time
however, viii determine. No other sub
iect of importance has been acted on in The
house but what you have already announced.
The senate, during the past week, have
confirmed several nominations made by the
Governor, of President and Associate Judg-
es, there being no opposition TO any other
than Judge Porter; and the opposition in
his case arose from determination on the
part of penrose and company, to revenge
upon him for his independent and unfiuch-
ing course in the riot cases, and during the
" buck shot war;" But it was no CO.
Their bitter invcctives fell harmless at his
feet, and he passed through the ordeal un-
scaihed. Yours, &c.
p. S. Since writing the above, the bill
requiring the banks to resume specie pay
ncnts on the 18th February, has passed to
a third reading in the house. Ii is general.
ly supposed tha! it will pass upon its third
! reading tomorrow.
| W. ,,pJapcIoO1 tbat nm
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-01
GEASS.

Window, Clock and picture glass of all
kinds and sorts; also, walls and bottles of all
descriptions; and best earthen jugs, for sale
cheap, at the Health Emporium by
d, S, Tobias in bloomsbury
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-01
LOST On NEKSLAEED,

EOSA OAS NAk3AAEEb9
A Large Calf skin Pocket Book, (about
8 inches long,) containing letters and papers
Of no Consequence to any but the owner
There may have been few shin plasters Of
The subscribers former Issue contained III
The >oh; but as ne has long since redeem.
ed all lis Ills, they can he of no use 10 the
huder or others.
ANY person who will return the said
Pocket Book, or give such information as
will enable the owner 10 obtain it with the
contents, will be suitably rewarded.
VIM. ROBSON.
Bloomsburg Feb. l, 1910. 40.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-01
DELEGATE MEETING.

THE Democratic citizens of Columbia county,
friendly TO the measures of the Administration of
the General and State Government, as at present
administered, requested to meet at the places Of
holding the General Elections in each Election Dis
trict, and for the new township Of Valley" at The
School House. at the forks roads, on Saturday the
first day of Febulry next between the hours of one
O'Clock and five o'clock, in the afternoon, Of said
day, to choose two Delegates to meet at the House
of Daniel Gross in BlDomsburg on the Monday next
following Feb 30, at ono o'clock p. NJ for the pur-
pose of choosing Delegates to represent this county
in General State Convention TO be held at Harris
burg, OF the 4.h day Of March next, to nominate
suitable persons as candidates to supported by the
democratic patty for Electors for President and
Vice President, of the United States, and to choose
Delegates to represent the Democratic party Of this
State in. General National Convention at Baltimore
on the 9Th day of EIuy next, or such other time as
may be named.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-01

We the undersigned Commissioners have cetned from e Books the
meutoned
dollars
JOSEPH BROBST.
JOHN DIETERlCH
COnmssioars
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-01
JUDGE PORTER.

On the 10Th OF January, James NJ. Porter
was nominated to the Senate for the Presi-
dent Judgaship of the counties of Dauphin,
Lebanon and Schuyll i'll; and, nolwithstand-
ing the whig members resorted to all the
means in their power to defeat the ratiica-
lion Of the nomination, it was confirmed on
the Gath, by seventeen votes. The yeas
and nays were as follows:
YeGs.--Messrs. Brown, Caldwell, Case,
Coplan, Fleming, Frailey, (Sch,) Hays,
Kingsbury, Miller, (Adans) Miller, (Bcrks)
Myers, Patterson, Pluner, Shortz, Sleli-
gere, Stevenson, Rogers, Spr.-l7.
Nays-Cochran, Fraley, (city) Puvi-
ance, Strohm-4
Mr. Snyder Of the county Of Philadelphia
had been called home.
The whig members, with the exception
of MIR. Case, left their seats upon tie call
Of the question 10 prevent a quoroum, bu;
the independence eff Mr.. Case frustrating
their dsorganzing attempt, four Of them
returned and voted.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-01

GEORGE II. WlfLlTS,
SEBASTIAN HOVER,
JAMES DE WITT,
auditors.
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5l7 s2t
Sl0395 SOL

We the undersigned Commissioners the Cnmpia
EN-
D..
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hAA---s--z..A-nAsan
$ss52 6sa

We the undersigned Auditors, elected and adjust the of the
do certify that we have examined the foregoing accounts and
half We also certify that
dollars We also
accountable for the of fifty dollars fines exaeed by the Court
GEORGE Wltt1Ts,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-31

DR lie sAGE's SPECIFIC FOR SECRET MALA.
~ DiEsThe above remedy, FOR the most distressing die
rcids NJ 20 the human originated from enpbt
encd mind q tie eminent lie Sage, the promuc sue
Of which, throughout the kngd Of France and Italy
acded honor 10 tie highly honersd Of the Inventor
The sufferer restored 10 his usual health without delay or
inconvenience The secret hes hitherto been confined 70
France aud Italy II has recently been introduced BY way Of
New Orleans o the American public.
y particularly mended {. fairIng mon a, con-
tanning portion of Mercury whereby 50 many have been
disabled from The " sdicator found TO v, nm..
date relief TO oss afflicted with Structures and disease. 90
the prestrats glsnd
Anodyns Lncn price ~ cents. Thi, Linmsnt ha, nee.
used for upwards ofwenty years and proves % have been
.feetua remedy multitude or painful Affections; Chron-
Rheumatism, SPANS, bruises cramps stiffness Of oHts
sore thrnats Owing to the limitations that in
circulation The genuine will hereafter be signed the outside
Of the bottle by Nathaniel Howard ia Bro,d street. Boston.
the proprietor in his hand writing In New YORK, BY A.
B. D. Sands, 70 and 100 Fulton g. H. King "a Broad
way; A. Mern Pearl and Certre sad by Dr. Enbre,
~ Est Broadwsy principal sgeni-n Philadelphia, r. w
Neil go. ~ street, principal agent X. Knorr', corner
Goals AMI stcondi Lr Jyne, 20 81 street Martin, eer-
prns Garden saa 6 street. DR. Graft South I'd street
ja7 cod lfn'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-31

MO. DIVISION STkEET.-ln gratitude 10 Mr.. Lew.
~ son, Tor whose ilanthropy in making the celebrated
Hner Red Drop public aud hopes that this will be the
Of ressung hers from the grave ard restoring them
to society again, hereby certify that know his Red Drop
10 cure unfortunate friend Of mine after having lad tie
~ one year In the meantime, all the other advertise
remedies used and several Of the advertised physicians
well feed 20 cure. bat 10 good effect. be peon
Joys coed health aad cured in weeks BY bottle Of
Leyison's Hunters Red Drop. G. b., Is - street
New York. June lit 1881
" D. Thi, gentleman has allowed himself to b. referred
To- and be at any TIME Division street 81 per vS
is25
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-31
NEW CASTLE. Del, FEB. I4tb. 1880.

NEW CASTLE, Del, Feb. lith, 1889.
HR. LEEIsON.-Dear Sn,-I be grateful
~ enough for the have received ~ the Of ysur
invslsabs medicine, (Huniers Red Drop) for Eve
months afflicted with ytnerta and during that time tosk
many medicines bot vosld At last phys
q up; but Fortunately day was peakng 10
friead the he told that Hunter. Red Drop
TIE only iene that would me, Of which prrehased
e your 10 Philadelphia and the result H. hat
enoying perfect health Now. sr after SUFFERING long,
AID finding last signal relief from Hunters Red Drop
feel my duty TO inform the Interested whore relief may be
had T B. Il.
gpvisiou. 81 rer vial. aiO
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-31
jal2 sn,'

TNFALLIbLE CURE FOR G--a-Morgsns Com.
pound Basamc Pill certified being the safest speedies
and most agreeable by Sir Ashley Cooper Brsnsby
Cooper Dr. Elotson, Surgeons Lawrence, keate Brode
Sir Charles Bell Sc For sale by appointment by A B. D.
SANDS 70 and 100 Fulton and the following Drug
gsis; Chamber and Broadway; Church aud
Chamber; GA Brosdwsy 90 and $50 Bowery urnet Ho
will, ~ Bowery; CaTmlne bedford street, 80 nth
and Buue Patent Medicine sore 81 Canal street
Price 81 per bottle.
N B. Observe The seal &c NJ ~ a, each tF25
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-31

q sOO REWARD-BE ON YOUR GUARD! you
sDOOO would avoid impo on, beware of qiack doctors
and their nosums attempt has al eady been made to de
ceiye you with spurious imitation Of LEROYS FRENCH
SPECIFIC.
RECOLLECT the genuine medicine is the great Specific
of Doctor Jerome Leroy Of Paris the most certain and rapid
cure ever khewn for a certain disease.
Those who wish avoid the fear of and
themselves eectuay will find this medicine much superior to
any other it does affect the BREATH and requires
change Of DIET which prevents the possibility Of discovery
while using il.
Besides this important adv antaee it leaves the parts
subject to the troublesome elects weakness that occur
oft after the Of other medicines; and if used the first
Of the disease il will seldom fail to stop the discharge
in few daysl
long proracted Chronic stages of the disease obs-
nate elects Fiuor Abus Gravel, Female Complaints a
weakness Of these organs it is beyond doubt the most eec
tua remedy discoverea, having cured obstinate
cases, after every other medicine had failed
II is not intention to that deceptive system of
putting common this city As better proof chal-
ense TO produce remedy equal to ii under forfeit
Of $685. and will pay dollars for the detection
and conviction of vending spurious imitation
Observe The medicine is sold only in New York
at the Agents ofc No. IS Nassau street doors from Full
ton (up stars aRd bv the following druggists vii
ams Co.. Of Sixth and Cherry streets Philadelphia;
Dr. Baker Of Charles and Pratt streets, Baltimore
anl Robt s. Patterson, WashiR ston City, d. c.
Each bottle has full description Of the DISEASES and all the
necessary directions in the English and French languages
PRICE 81 90 bottle; large bottles, of double size 81 So
ja20 3m.
nR AMOS g. HULLs OFFICE.4 vEsEY STREET
IL Exclusively devoted to the Of Hernia, and Prolapsu
of the Uterus An experienced Surgeon graduate Of th
Unworthy ef this State, in constant attendance.
This establishment fayoraby known in this city for nor
than 30 years. by the medical faculty. to whes
good opinions its highly successful solely attributable
above. VESEY STREET, Aston HOUSE.
s6-tf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-31
HORRID DEPRAVITY.

GONE NOTORIOUS COUNTERFElTERS have near
- y killed several persons by cling them spurious and
false MIXTURE OF HAS LIninent-
TIL. genuine warranted perfectly harmless aud eectual
Never IN. article uzsss have the written signature Of
COMsr0CK co. on the splendid wrapper.
Original Proprietor SOLOMON HAYS.
:. The true HAYS Liniment warranted to Piles
aud Rheumatism. in III cases. pay taken for IT,
sold al No sFs,ehsr street. Pearl street Maiden
lane, New York, by CoMsrOCK 4 CO.,
Wholesale Druggists.
Sold At all edene stores 10 Broadway, East Broadway,
Bowsry Hudson, Canal Greenwich and Grand streets
,a2l gree ods
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-31

ITEMABs MONTHLY REGULATING PILLS Such
BIS been 'he &C Madame Bstslrs Female lhy
Regulating Pill in all % suppr ttiou, rtrBis or
.oppass ~ The NE however shdurse r8u bssr.-
rodued that they have entirely rgssdd ,he ar.
DANCE dsgs ard poisonous specific hertore usd
10 the Destruction health aud peace Madame Rets hs
GEE rated midwife asd fcmaie p1yscan (graldaothsr d e
asver.sr st introduced their thr years into
some of the yrino Female pitis IN Europe and such
their astonishing efficacy and saccess tht,th haze since
been atog thsr adoy 60. Ahoulh mild and ais vet heu
composed Of Ingredient acting Prncipall uPoh Psrca'
functions necessary tie 20. uud.r tstnc q.
abstain FROM the. usc Tor reasons conianed
the fu add Pc cusf direction enclosed 'nae 81 sna BET
Price 81 MADAWE RESTEbL'S Principal O@cs, TO-
Greer vicb street, Co1rtsudt. " - and ~ touh
Fighfh street uea- hrsfrui p'ti'afsirh-a lNl lu-