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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-29

MNiNE.--I he boston Morning TosV OF TTIuay, gives
the latest returns:
",fuine Election have nothing further from
Maine letter has been received in this city from An.
gusta from which we take the following extract: FaIr
field now leads kent least 10 votes and there
but eight small towns and plantations 10 be heard
from Fairfield Will lead "p~0rdS of 200 those to come
uudogbtrHiu Democratic" This confirms returns
and although the writer states Fairfield ; anr.y
Kent llllr higher Than have done, he may st be
correct II we have erred nj ALL think II is IN adopt
ing statements tou favorable 10 The Wings. The cleo
tons for representatives. held Monday last have re-
suited favuraly To the Democrats. II our friends had
done as well throughout the State the week before,
they now have done these towns, would not he
under the necessity Of claiming bare majority for
Fairfield The Democrats feel their Disgrace, and they
are ANXIOUS for November to tina, they may wipe
II out forever
Our friends in Maine are nOw animated by the nobles
spirit They have fear OF carrying The State tn
umphan,ly IN November.
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the conclusion would be reached that none were en-.
titled TO the proud distinction Of Republicans but these
who were IN the field during the lie at least in
sttnird tbs as standard Ia lest the clans to Rcpub
Ecan'*hr q" Gen. Harrison and Mr. Van Buren,
Ills cut" pr. llkc' took we'll that he made ano-
tier attempt, wh;r decided failure He said he
would mol cali names, bnt would give the anecdoe as
It occurred during the war, he sad that the Repre-
sentative 81 III. District IN which he lives address
'r ne people, aud urging them enlist III The cause
81 i'ir country, and that in the crowd cried
"u, damn ~ why don't you enlist YOURSELF From
the manner III wEicf he spoke of the Joke, think all
his hearers were expecting something more pointed
and although there slight manifestation Of
mrth, yet thought all expected that the point the
Joke would he found in The reply but they disap-
pointed, as they had rot al! the fun that in it.
II was IN Sussex on Saturday last, and was pleased
TO learn that the Chairman of Wing meeting Sur
ry, Or Scabre think his u.s. who had been ap-
pointed delegate TO Southampton Monday last and
also TO Richmond on tn" 9TH prox;mo has since joined
the Republican party. There several changes,
understood Saturday last al the meeting at Copper
honk IN Sussex If the enthusiasm exists through.
out The county that manifest on Saturday last old
Sussex viii give very satisfactory account OF her De-
mocracy.
"Alr Rives spoke of 'sV index last night, but his dc
nnncatlon of Dr. Mar in brought such a burst of ap-
plause, that | did not hear his remarks fully ! oh
served however, that he is yet writing under the lash
which "Vindex' applied TO him last spring.
"Nr. Rlvcs course presents painful contrast to his
manly and dgnifed stand in the L. S Senate previous
10 his disatfection in 1880 Then it was that he
tanned himself with proud distinction by Advocating the
principles which Virginia holds dear; but he is 10
be found in all parts Of the State retailing Ogles and
Profits speeches, and using much Of the Wing party
slang which few years ago he would have despsed
even in the most abandoned of the reckless Wing
party
W. have before letter from Mr. Van Buren not yel pub
sc giving nnFnnlincd contradiction I" any Such assertion
We shall publish on Friday Editor E1qartr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-29

rI,E Races over th- Course viii TUESDAY!
fR,T p. IfuprIeipr Purse $50 entrance ;2ml" heats
Second Race d.y.A sw,ePsakc race ,wo Odds,
evening preceding the hr-t DAY : race
SrooHD D,r-Jockcy club Purse sioo entrance SO r"r
Tnso D,y.-Purse $50; entrance l5;two mile heats
halt forfeit, mr heats and close IT."
evening preceding the second day rarr
For DAYA Swccakr for three od- cntrauc"
forfeit, mile heats aud close the 18Th lust,
three make
Richard Puyca by GoIiah dam By M"n-rur
William McCareo t., Emancipation, dam by Ioscn
James Williamson, named.
DAVID MrDal enters b. {, Lady Wake by Character, dam b
NrgInian.
FuH D,Yi saddle race, with the gate Of that day
added entrance SO free for horse that purse
From Increased number horses tins place,
and the na.ht"rine courses, the subscriber can, WIN increased
s>urancc, The -" ron> distance witness
Tie sports that nov iromIr To repay Them an abundant halN""'
shall be- prepared, usual To accommodate vIsl'or- stable
'"" '''''' '''''.'' - EIcnAEp {. rrRyEAr, rrqprcg
MrcAenburs, Va, SEPT. 10, lsio 4i-w@'"
SALE or LAND, NEGROES, &c, IN HANOVER.
FINDER late decree of Haa0re County Court We orOnr "i u,
Y WIN SELL TO The highest bidder on The premises, on The A'
Of October $50 the Tract Of Land T9Ird sIGo IN ian"Sr,
John r. Noel, and others and belonging t" the chdtn al
49, Minor, deceased The contains 40
rl,ng good deal Of excellent meadow Ies aV3rahy wen
very healthy and considered of the best farm, IA
.~r II viii he shown by Mr. Long lie manager Sir lucs
II. Minor Mr. Hnrl, or Mr. RedI, neighhors.
Al>n SLAVES and all The stack, Crops, &c. Nlh'
win b" before the ,ae "r such preparation. mad" that
can be- SOW" 1 , ys "mh r, .Ss %['n% months. Fox the
Land liberal credit made known tho sale" For tie >t"h
rop credit except for al iNr dollars
less which cash. Bond good ccuu, viii be-
( uuirt,.; aud, ur tr- land, lien also.
WIN. WHITEWATER, Co,qm,.goa,r< e.
I.GCIAS MINOR, y"
/ SIN, "a il-wiW'
y o1lCE-rhe trm Of Crrnshaw, Mitchell & TO-. having
brrn dissolved on 3I-r August, 1870, II I"
,Inr all matters the shortest time possible. Al
persons claims as"n,t The a'd nn are requested I" pre-
ru them H. Cren-haw Tor rlemen and those indr
m required make payment Ia IN, VII" i alone ai
,ba,,l,d IA receive them LEWIS u. CRENSIiAW,
WM. l.. MITCHELL,
JOHN ". HARVEY
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Sale Of Rirer Lnnd, Hcor CiarESrdie

ALL sell the highest bidder ia" premises "n the
October fair, not, the heAl iir day. ~"
Tract o Land "un. that which The late John Speed TOT
erly resided IL contains cmatOn nearly LOO acres Vl
ri which Dan ygr bottom, and good deal OF the high ani
Of tine tobacco land ms plantation
cnod ona and de srahl on IT. being healthy
ted within tno Buffalo Springs, aud within ten miles "i
Mcrkrnhrs Va Which l. considerable hIl sun
mnroyiur tobacco market. The Improvements aoa grin1N
and nutho-e- convenient Ia 'Nrnt
,,r cannot be necessary into minute description t
t quality advantages this estate, any person WISHING
vI he shown plantation by applying To- MI y B Nelson ~
Mr. H. G. Speed \ credit Of and perhaps two year- WI r
pycn mon The land. Also, til" time and place Val be-
sold. stock crops &C., upon ''t"' 81 ''cl'e 't' ana
perhaps some groes sold OF hired out w ~
''''"'i JOHN J. SPEED,
Administrator Of John Sprsd, dsc'd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-29

MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATIC Stare CONVENTION.
The Boston Morning Post Of Thursday speaking OF
the late Democratic State Convention held in that Com
monwealth, says owe informed BY gentleman who
arrived from Springfield last night, that the Democratic
thTsasm and lis numbers The largest church in the
place filled, pews galleries. asles and porch and
but very small portion of the Democrats attendance
could gam admission. The Convention organized by
the choice of Mr.. Chllds, of Berkshire, President
The candidates agreed upon Electors large were
Judge Walker, Of Berkshire, and MIR. Fisher OF Nor
folk the Revolutionary veteran, who present AT the
battles Of Lexington and Bunker Hill An Electoral
Ticket agreed upon with entire unanimty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-29

18th 'card where, among others who to address US,
are the names of SILAs WRIGHr, Jr., B. +. BCTLER,
Eng Dcmocratlives not than is Edwin Forrest Next
Monday the 'GoitkG is to make speech in van street
to the FedcraL mrchqntS, i'll reply to Mr.. Hrjyhts-
Our friends have mass meeting the same time the
PARK, where shall then, - in November, outnum-
her them by thousands All looks well here. The
1b1L'ioliSS act!ue. FLUSHED It'll their snccesS III
Per,aon and Maine in the election of Stale and FeSSH
den to Congress, they will rally Ry Their union with
the Wings, they hope to carry ZIP and Ty.' 'O!d
lrgintd, who never tires, must AWAKE; and If the
Democracy of the SoUTH true, then the Uhigs IN
the language of your Randolph, used "p "sed mp,
Str. Yours respectfuly " L. G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-29

OnIo-We have before u most cheering letter of
the 10th September from one OF the estnformed CT
ti2ens of the State We have no room for il this
ing He says 81 have no fears of the result do
not think possible for the Wings to carry the State
Our aoritv, think, cannot be less than seven and
will not exceed ten thousand This Is, perhaps, too
large an es,imntebut other letters confirm lis antici
patton of the general result
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'asf gag, lost his nomination. Davee and Lowell are
superseded by Wings. They both voted against the
last gag. Mr.. Evans, (W } is reelected In a publish
ca ''.rr TO " Z. Waterman, Esq, dated Sept, L. $40
UT. Evans iuy admits the power Of Congress 10 aho
sh slavery IN the District Of Columbia, prohibit is
introduction into the territories, aud 10 s,pprcs, The
slave-iradc between the States
ne ".idr0cate Of Freedom" printed at T!allnwc
hla'ne, on the 18th, says awe supposed It univcr
sally understood among hholltionrss Of The Stair
That they might properly fnr him Kent ever since
ms letter was published in il, and that hence there
was no need of abiding 10 the subject a, all This IN
preston 'c0s the only for not calling attention
10 u many weeks since.
The Wing Abolitionis,s are doing evcrv thine in
their power 10 smother the indcpc nLent nomination Of
Abolition candidates, and 10 throw al! the votes upon
Harrison. The following speaks ,rumpet-tongue =
We extract 1t from the "Fulton county Republican,
Sept y, published at Johnslown New York (virgi-
mans read, and judge for yourselves what you are
to expect from w. ii. Harrison, and his allies)
"a few plain facts satisfy Wing Abolitionsts
that II they lend hand this fall to this Loco Foco trick
they aiding the enemies Of Anti Slavery operations
Who it in State Legislature, in the session of
1880 and 40, that advocated the trial by jury of rgi-
tive slave, instead of sham hearing before magis-
trate by habeas corpus to bring the body law
used 10 be- 1t The WINGS in both sessions and
the friends Of Van Buren, opposed this trial By jmry
which finally properly, became the law ofthe State
Who on the oath of February last in the session of
Congress that opposed the reception and reference Of
abolition petitions to that body 1t the friends ofVan
Buren, whilst the advocates OF Harrison and Reform
voted against this measure. Who was it in our State
Legislature, on The 18th of February last that voted
against concurrent resolution reprobating this dcaia
qf rght 10 he citizen 10 be hcard' 1t the Loco Fo-
CO.'S who twisted and shucd and pervarcated, whilst
the friends of Harrison to voted for it. These
are stubborn facts, showing concusvcy the position of
Van Buren, in this matter. And with these facts be-
fore us, can il be possible that an Abolition Wlg will
be decoyed by these nominations: Can it be possible
that many will be found, 10 do worse than throw
away their votes; We cannot indulge any apprehcn.
sons upon this subject
If these Wing Abotonists have apprehensions
about losing the Abolition Vote for Harrison how ought
We the People OF the South 10 regard his election
Ought to entertain apprchensons'
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,, ,aa, yn.. ESpAY, SEPT. 20, 1870.
u LnI.LNL Z Rirhtl

. U--u'rd VOpltS on IIIt aUUVe EeUIUTHI IIcKtI
G,-r,.hed 10 Committees, NC, At this Office
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r. NJ. DAVIS, Sec'y.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-21
NOTICE
is HEREBY GIVEN.

TO all legatees, creditors end other per.
sons interested in the estates Of the Iespec-
tive decedents and minors, that the admin
isuation accounts of the said estates have
been fled in the Office of the Register of
county of Columbia, and will be psesented
for confirmation and allowance to the Or
phan's Court, 10 be held at Danvile, in and
for the county aforesaid, on Tuesday, the
2lst Of April next, at 2 o'clock. p. M.
The account of George HlGley and
Levi Aikman, jr. Administrators OF the es-
tate of John w. Aikmsn, late Of Bloom
township, deceased.
2 The account Of John Fruit, Admins
traitor of the estate of Catharine Watson,
late of Madison township deceased.
The second supplementary account OF
Jacob Miller, administrator of George Mil
ler, late of Cattawissa township, deceased.
The account of William Clayton, Ex-
ecutor of the last will and testament Of
Thomas Clayton, late Of Cattawissa town
ship, deceased.
The account of John Rhodes, admin
istrator Of the estate of Caster Rhodes, late
of Roaringcreek township, deceased.
PHILIP BILLMYER, Register.
REoIsTER's OFFICE, Danville, }
March 10, 1882
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-21
NOTICE
TO COLLECTORS.

THE COLLECTORS of County Tax
es are hereby informed, that there is large
sums of money wanted to pay off debts al
ready incurred in building county bridges
going up in the spring, and tina. dila,Ory
collectors who come forward at the April
cour. with excuses instead Of money must
expect nsthing short Of the most prompt
and rigid compulsory measures TO enforce
the payment of the county taxes.
JEREMIAH WELLIVER,
Treasurer Of Columbia Co.
March S, ls4O.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-21

A cry having been raised, by the wings,
of great changes in Fayette county in favor
of Harrison, a democratic meeting was held
at Uniontown on the l4th inst. at which
more than thirty five hundred democrats at
tended. The procession reached about
three miles, all riding in wagons or on hOr-
ses. Old Fayelte will give an increased
Van Buren majority of more than five hun
drtd.
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FOE sALE.

A HOUSE. AND LOT OF GkOUND
THE Subscriber offers to sell his Hsuso
and Lot, situated in tho Aourishing town Of
BloOmsburg, in the cSunty Of Columbis.-!
The buildings consist Of q we'll finished two
story fran house and kitchen, work shop,
and good stable, all in good order. As
this property is well known, a further de-
scribtion is doomed unnecessary. II not
sold at private sale by ths 2lst day Of
March next, it will on that day, be exposed
at public sale, on the premises. Sale TO
commence at 10 O'Clock in the forehoon.-
An indisputable title will be made, and pos
session delivered 10 the purchaser on or be-
fore the fifth of April next. For terms, ap-
ply 10 the subscriber on the premises.
ISRAEL WELLS,
Bloomsburg, Feb. 30, 1910.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-21

twill be remembered that at the dele
gate meeting held at this place on the 3d Of
February, Jeddiah Irish was appointed sem
atorial delegate TO the 4th Of March Con-
ven,ion, under an understanding with
. schuylkil county that Columbia should
have the delegate as lsng as that county had
The Senator. But it seems the appointment
efMr. Irish did not suit the feelings Of the
Danville Junto, he was not man Of their
kidney, they therefore, regardless OF the
voice Of the county, expressed through their
delegates, started their old game Of trickery
10 defeat the wishes Of the majority, and
uisfranchise the county. To carry out their
plans. they got up secret meeting IN Dan
ciLe of some three or fsur individuals, and
appointed spurious sstt Of confsrees, with
John Rhoades at The head, TO meet con-
Serees from SchdylkiIl, which had been ap-
pointed unbekno,Oh 10 the friends OF Mr..
Irish. BY this means they effected their
sbject by appointing Nathan Nathans, Of
Pottsville, as delegate, as will be seen by
she following extract from the report Of the
committee upon contested seats at the 4th
Of March Convention
From Columbia and Schuylkill two Sen
AtoIial delegates appeared, Jedediah Irish
and Nathan Natlians, and the district being
entitled only to one each contested lhe seat
Of the other.
Is was perfectly clear that Mr.. Irish was
elected by meeting OF democrats of Co.
'lumbia but in his election there was a
provision that the demOciats of Schuylkill
confirming his election, nor was there any
conference between the two counties con
esrRng him. 1t ws1 alleged by him, and
is by no means improbable that Columbia
was entitled TO the delegate, and that it was
well understood aud conceded, that Schuyl-
kill would agree to any nomination made
by CJlum5la. But there was no proof oI
such agyeement On the other hand Mr.,
Naihane exhibited the proceedings of sPpa
Tenly regular democratic meetings in the
counties; the appointments of senatorial
rUnleroes from each ; and the joint meeting
and action ofthe colderess elecli1g him the
senatorial delegate.
The committee, therefore, decided thai
Nathan Nathaus, be admitted TO his seat, las
senatorial delegate from this district.
They thus succeeded in no; only again
defeating the expressed voice Of the county
but in disfranchising her Of her rightful re-
presentation in the convention. How mucI
lOnget will the democracy Of Colunbi'
ToSnty permit themselves 10 be insulted anC
abused by these Danville disorganizers, ,whC
have uniformly, when they could not con
arol the county conventions, raised an op
position against the regular nominations t'
distract and divide the party, regardless o
2 the consequences, provided their own sci
fish ends could thereby be advanced, a shor
time will determine. Insult upon nsul
has so Ofsn been heaped upon them, lha
we trust that submission will no longe
be considered a virtue. and that they vii
speak 10 the junto with the indignant voices
Of freemen, and teach them that others hav,
rights and that they knew how to maintain
them. Pesceably il they ssR, but foreibl,
IL they must
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-21
J. X. EDGAR,
WAII0BS0

RESPECTFULLY informs the public
and his friends generally, that he has just
received the Philadelphia Fash
ions and TAILOR'S ARCHETYPES,
published by Ward, BasfOrd and Ward, fer
January, 1910, and is prepared to make
Centlemen's and Lady'S Garments, Of ev-
cry description, IN the best and most TASK
able style, and at short netice, as hs is de-
terniAed 70 Aerit share Of PuLliS patron
age.
January 1S, ls4o,
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JEW DAVID'S
OR
HEBREW PLASTER.

AN extraordinary remedy for LEGAL inAas
matien, schrofrulous affections, Kings-evil;
InhamatOry and Chronic Rheumatism,
Gout, Headache, nervous tooth-ache, pain
in the side, hip, back and limbs, Wens;
White swellings, tumours; stiff joints &c:
&c. &c.
The subscriber has just received small
supply of the above Medicine, with numer-
Gus certificates of cure performed, with di-
rcclions for using the same.
JOHN R. MOYER, Agent.
Bloomsburg Feb, 20 1910
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Notice.

A ALL persons are warned against purchasing
"a NOTE of hand given by me TO JosEPHSrau-
FG, for sirty eight dollars twenty-five cents, dated
March 10, 1910, payable in four months from date
As the Note was given for horse warranted sound
that proves unsound, refuse to pay it unless coms
PEELED by law. JOSEPH ROHN,
March l3 1870
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NOTICE,

rs hereby given, that have bought of Jacob Bar
iger, the following property, to wit;-three acres
of Wheat in the greund sixteen acres of Rye in tho
ground, one plough, one harrow one bay mare and
two hogs, and have left the same in his possession
for my use, and disposal and worn all persons net
to purchase or mClest them in any way.
CONRAD BREDBENNER.
March, ls4o,
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EYEIIN3IIAlLo

MARRIED-On the 18Th inst by the
Rev. William ]. Eyer, Mr.. PETER
TRUMP, Of Bloom township, to Miss SA-
RAH HARoK, of ROaringcresk.
BY the Rev. ID. S. Tobias, on the 10th inst. Mr.
Abraham Coleman to Miss Leah Mears.
On the same day, by the same, Mr.. Benjamin
Coleman 10 Miss Sarah Evans, all Of orsHgeville.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-21

A traveller from this city stopping at an
inn down east asked how the business men
in New York were getting along. "Oh,"
answered The traveller, "maDy of them
have got upon their legs again." GLOW
so--hss trade became more brisk?" "No,
no mean that many who formely rode
in their coaches, are now obligted to
walk"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-21

An ambitious young gentleman from
New York wishing to become great ope-
rator in the West lately purchased thou
sand dollars worth Of Brandreth's pills and
brought them on 10 YORK out an opening
for him.
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4nzzE9ksEE

The Canal Commissioners have reduced
the toll on flour between Pittsburg and Phil
adelphia, twenty cents per barrel. The
toll is now fify-six cents instead Of seven
ty-six as formerly.
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/ PUBLIC VENDUE
NI0IHT0IAo

NUIFIOIso
ALL persons indebted to Doct. C.4HEN
MOYER, RheumaticPhysicla an from Read.
ing & resident at D Snyder's fer profession
al attendance between May, 1888 and May
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his accounts with Charles Kahler, Esq. for
collection, with whom they can be settled
within four weeks from date without sx-
Pense, after which time they may must en-
pect to pay cost.
January 25, ls4O.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-21

BodtscO's marriage BodiscO the
Russian Minister at W ashington, whose
contemplated marriage has set the elite of
that city all agog, is an oddity. His inten-
ded is a charming little girl of sixteen, and
the daughter of clerk IN one Of the Audi
tors offices. Bodisco himself is nearly
seventy--is bald on his head, while his bo
dy is covered al. over with hair two inches
Iong-has one glass eye-and owing to
some affection Of the throat, brealhes
through a silver tube, inserted in his neck.
Oh what a lovely couple! How she will
be able to fondle on him His income is
$30, 900 per annum.
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Public Vendue.


at the Tavern stand aforesaid in Blooms
burg, Columbia, on
Tuesday the 3lst day Of March inst.
to wit;-Chairs, Tables, ,Cupboards, Stoves,
Desks, Bedsteads and Bedding; and vatie.
ty of Household and kitchen furniture; one
set Of Blacksmith tools, Bellows, &c. also
will be offered at the Same time, Wagons,
Horses, Harness and two
TROY COACHES,
neatly new; with great variety Of other
articles; which can net be enumerated in an
advertisement.
Sale to commence al 10 o'clock A. M.
on said day. and be continued from day to
day, until the property is sold Conditions
will be made known on the day Of sale and
due attendance given, by
Wm. robson.
Bloomsburg, March 81, 1910.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-21

HOHN r. MOYER has received in addition to
d his former extensive supply of Medicine
DIR. JAYNES EXPECT0RANT- cure for
Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Bronchites, Splitting
of blood, Asthma, WhOoping Cough, and all other
pulmonary affections.
DIR. JAYNES HAIR TONIC, for the preser-
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properly applied, it never fail to produce New HAIR
on Bald heads.
ALSO
a Celebrated Medicated Vegetable
Cough Syrup,
for the cure of Coughs, Inflammation of the Chest,
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Fresh fruit, Oranges Raisns, Pruns &c, just
received and offered for sale very lew, compared
with former prices.
Bls0msbuTg March Ia, ls4o,