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MAYORS oFFICE, BA1r1noRn. June Is, asa
Surgeon Dentist, King st. Alexandria, ID.
e, A. STANSBIJRY.

RHAYOR'SOFFI BALTIMORE, June lst,ls40
I'VE. DOGS.-The following section of IA Supple
ment Ordinance, emitted Ordinance 10 restrain
the evil practice of DOGS going at large within the city,
approved June 10Th. 1885, is published for the nforma
ton of all concerned.
Sec L. BE il enacted and ordained by the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore, That the Mayer be, and he
Bafis and Police Officers and City Natchmen to pro-
the destruction, by poison otherwise, of all ami
mails of the Dog kind going large il any street, lane
alley within the city of Baltimore.
Sec g And be it enacted and ordained, That all dogs
destroyed shall be removed and buried without the
limits Of the city, by such persons as may be employed
for that purpose by the Mayor
The above sections of the Ordinance will, and af
Saturday next the 9th inst be rigdly enforced, Of
which all persons interested requested to take
tee. ie44t S. C. LEAKlN, Mayor.
EVANS PATENT SELF-SfIAKPENING
PLOUGHS, HARVEST TOOLS, &c.
FEvH &c subscriber is now manufacturing q. U. f.
LII VANS reverse point seIfsarpening PIs0UGliS;
each share of cast ron) has points; and by
ing upon the principle of sharpening a1d there
fore economy in using These poiighs n5de in the
terms, be had in this city together with my
tensive of other make of plougs and agcul
tural Implements generally.
In store very superior Pennsylvania made Grain era
DIES, with Waldron's and Griffin's Blades; Grain and
Grass SCYTHES of Waldron's, Gritin's, and Ameri-
manufacture; Scythe Snatlies and other Harvest
tools; Threshing Machines, Horse powers, sc. SC.
have also patterns for, and have made some splendid
Cast Iron Ratings for private dwellings and lamp posts,
and would invite those wanting such articles, to cali and
my work.
All orders will meet with prompt attention
j. S EASTMAN,
&c Pratt st., between Charles & Hanovefst.
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THE PILOT & TRANSCRIPT.
Published at No. IL, Water street. Baltimore nearly
opposite Cheapsde.

TERMS.-Daly, at Six Dollars per annum ad-
vance, Twelve and an half Gents per week payable
TO the CARRIES. Country, Five Dollars per annum
payable in advance.
Extra, in pamphlet form and double Royal size al
One Dollar, for twenty-five numbers
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
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SHOE THREAD.

SHOE THREAD.
'N LARRABEE, No. %, :. CALVERT 81
He Importer and Dealer IN SHOE THREADS.
TOOLS, aud SHOE FINDlN GS in general has received
bne str arrvals from Liverpool, large assortment OF
siPt' THREADS, vix Brown, Green, hall bieacned,
NFe and yellow, warranted of the bes QUALITIES; ana
n IN store hnc selection of Shoe TOOLS anu FIND
tIS, VIZ; shoe Knnes, Pincers, Hammers, Aw isdse
~ Hats shoe Rasps, Kit Files, Pegs Of all SIZES noo's
'eng, Linen and Cotton Bost Cord cut ana cast shoe
ias' Size Sticks Shoe rists. NC. &c. &C. lac aooss
evas warranted Of the best quality and VIII DC soid upon
seod terms the quality, can be had Tor IN TINS
I any other city,
hso on hand LASTS ofevery description ofthe latest
hon and made Of the best limb Dunlops Ceisora'ed
tsfE ki.AGKfN6.
Country Merchants will do well call before rurcha-
sg eisfwherr. ap oSt
AVAPsC0 and other superior brands Of White
Wheat Family FLOUR, on hand and Tor sale py
NORRIS 4 FAIRBAlRN,
= No. 2. Prau. between Cav & Fredericksts
f0H sAzzri--sevefal well secured GIound ttents
ie 6-4t hv NATHAN HARRISON.
COLEMAN y JOHNSON,
ATTORNEYS 1T Law.
NICHOLAS u. Coleman s Robert A. Johnson, have
i associated themselves in the practice Of Law
TsrofIiee L on Main street, VicksbuE, next door to
host o1ics. ma 20
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Cards Of two lines only, SIS per annuni, in advance
iG3-1en tines, less, make square II an adVer-
tseen exceeds lines, the price will be in proper
lion. ALI advertisements payable at the time OF
their insertion except yearies, which are payable quar-
teTly in advance All advertisements ordered in till for
bid will be charged fifty cents for each subsequent in
SeFGion
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DIR. LEIDY'S INDICATED EXTRACT OF SAL
SAPARII.LA,
Is the strongest compound fluid Extract of Sarsaparlla
in existence used in all diseases of the liver skin and
bones, impurities of the blood, all diseases formed or
produce I'd by the omercury and other minerals
suional Diseases ulcers of the nose throat and body
serofua or kings evil, eryspclas. syphilis, iues, vene
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-05-29

GCnSreB su betue9en, I'D In bic ScIauenfaaten Su mi
tden, 9eet9Met ilno, bic fdre6lften nno 9etdprltsr
UCl9en berbeiiufIbreny- baB fcIde Vertudbe nn
UermeiOIid 6obin lprten, bas @ld ces 8clts Su oer
rinAern nno BEN 8erfano uno Die Scrtoaner unlerer
lnirn III aefGbrben llno caber bon ieoem SreMnc un
ferer patrtOtben Snftituttenen 9emtebtQlst psreer
fcUten.
g. 8efd,Ioeeu, tos Die Grennun9 er9feseruussSet
! Der bon cen 8ant Snttutcnen, lnum9dn9lid1 nctb
Uenbs 1T sur Stderbet beia9ter 9cIcer uno cer0aed
te bes Bolts.
8. 8eldloBen, bag bic BON Ibomas SefferIon ber
Grfldrun9 enoerleibten uno our Die
GCntitutiOn ssbtQi9ten tberaIen 8rnnbldbe, tpeIde
uner reies 3anb su einem 3uludtsprt oerllnterorid
ten nDer Hdttonen MAIDEN, INNER bic Soauptgruubdse
Ce6 bsmofratiffen @Iaubens tparen, unb oaB ieber
Derlud, oas jebi9e Redt su oertirSen, Burger unc
2anbe9ner su tperbeu NIT bcmeIben @eite Hpoerltan=
rem lrerben 1oae, Der bic 9nsldnbers uno Aufrubrs
geGete aus nn1ern geleebiitern perwild9te.
lleber jecen bieIer 8efdliBe pureen ciuSeln ab9es
Himm:t, unb aUe nuroe einitimmi9 aH9etcmneu.
0err @laD bon Nlabama, BCr(Ber Der Committee,
SreIe beauftra9t mar, Ran ooateu fir prdeent uno
8icesprdfbent in gorlfag su brn9en, beridete Stpe
8eidllBe. Sn benz eriten oprielben tpuroe Warti IN
Ban 8Mren ale @anoibat fir prdlIpent oorgeltIas
9eu, rno oieler Durbe Elm It / m m q an9enommeu
tn BEN Smeiten tuuroe es eoem Staat iberIaeen enen
@aubibat fur 8ice prdoent aufSunebmen. Die1er 2s,
I1tuB erre9te etu9e Debatten, iruroe aber am gnbe
audi etnfttmmtg ongenCm,nen.-SD Col SDbnlon purs
be ein Brief cmpfansen, porin or a9t, man m69e lc
netlregen Die repubfdnif d1e Sahe nttt in @efahr
brn9en.-De betrefenoe Committee berihtste etus
9cDreBe oas 8oIfSiele patrctild,e 9febeu puroeu
nod 9ehaltcn, beoor Die @onpentton h oerta9te .-gs
irarsn 23l Dee9aten anlpelenS. CSttmme bes Q
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-05-29

BREEDER nad unferem eanbe GtnhoIt su thunI io rren
e fd gar geroalts lStr baten feline idrtftltde @rs
|fldrun9 @ar Surens itber bieien @e9enitanb, aber
Sbatfaeben fpred5eu lauter aIs lSprte."
QSir tuteberhrlen l1uiere Sra9e; fbnnte ippbl etn
@h1tpauberer fir Die Wbi9p1rtbet itimmenz wenn er
b fel6t, penn ct etn Gclf audi 1lnr inn @erin9iten
acbtet? e CStabt nno Yanpbote.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-05-29

9Str halten es r unere 9Dtt Don 3et at 2eit 9le1,s
seranaeu bon Dberaten Sldttern, ilber Ginpanberer
m3utbetle, INN paourd su setgen, caB fet Gtn,pat,s
oererl et er Seutlder ranSpe pber rlduber Der cts
nt9e Ndtan9 etner elbt uno eier Station teft fiir
oe Whi9partbet ftuten fGnne, uro INN nnfere gebaps
ttn9, baB 1eber @npanberer, pecher bic Mbtapartbe
nnterte Elm Nerrdtber an einens 8plfe 1e, su redt
fertiaen.
Gadfebenbes 1T aus etnem Nauptcraane Der gSbio
partbet Ger 9lltrcra Stanbarb."
"luB Denn bteles 9anb Der 8ebdlter fir alien 9lus
urf @urDpas tperben, lno ate6t es fein aeIeblidee
Rttel otees Ut perhnbern? Seber 9sieslihe Hee,ts
gelebrte, un6 eoer ann Der NIT ber Contribution be-
FAINT TT, mus su9eben, bdB 0aditebenbes burd) ber
@pn9reB gum @efes gemaeht tperDer frnnte.'' - a
"DaB ods @tnbilrgerltrgs gefes aufgebDben iperbet
tannDat, tprbe es fetnert 9usldnber 9eftattet fem
bet 4Sdhen 5u fttnte, o itiir bic @tnge6crnen bee
SanoeS hdtten d NIT Der 9dnbe6reaterung su befaBer
ooer Die 3ett tn tpelder gtnpanoerer 8r9er tperbe1
tDnnen, tplrbe bod bebeuenb perldngert merDen. Da
|bnrh mitrbe bas Stimmred,t perbe6ert trerten.''
"@tne Slbgabe bon 100 Biz 1000 Ghaler f6nute Dor
benz @lnpanberer 9efprbert terben. 0aourd, tplrber
9rme bon Der Gtnmanberuna ausaeidlpBen.o
"SDllte man es srpedmdB9 q fttben, 70 fbnnte BET
GpngreB alien 9lusldnbern bte 41nbune perbieten''
"rgeno cine MaBre9el bteier 9lrt mir pplleu niebt
aerabe beftmr1en tpee, fonnte erartfen merben llb
tpr gduben, baB 3ebnthetle Der 9Sablmdnner i uns
ferer @e4eno, bic Meinuna nit 1ttS tbetlen
"9lber ite follen mir beien attten 3ped erred,en
Ddblr baR mir fitr 1Dle Mdnmer tttmn,en bic bar>
auf binarbette. SIR pen tprb nun Der atrpt ftints
men ?''
"qBenn Die Sreunbe Naarttn gan 8urens. 1lo, eilt<
bt(oen baB ober Die ait Der Spse fetner drtbe es
en ettpds thun tperben int 1nfere 2dnbeSaeebe at
Derbeeern, pber Dem 3ufrbmen Der Settler unb gers
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-05-29
(1us rer alttn unb t,cutn Q1eIt.)
DaS gbrenmahl bes 9errn
- Neter Gallfn1Qnr. -. -

(prr 06ic), .~.. ....--
peranfaItetoon letnen SStennoen in Yhilabelphta.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-12-11
Mr.. VAN BUREN.

In a few months our distinguished fellsw
citizen, the oRly sen Of New York whe
ever filed the Presidential chair, will lay
aside the robes Of Office, and once more,
and for the first time in many years, return
to the walks of private life. Unpleasant
az it may be, do not lsok upon his defeat
as circumstance which is calculated to de-
press his spirits to make him feel either cha
grin or morti6catien. II is proud homer
to have received the warm and ardent sup
port OF over million of his fellow citizens,
whs have gathered around him, as tine rep
rsseatatives Of their political opinions, and
as a man in whom they had perfect conf
dsncs. During his administration, he has
done nothing with which his political oppo-
nsnts ceuld find fanlt, with the single ex-
espiion Of the passage Of the sub-treasury
law, for We look upon the standing army
and the Ogle speech as mere elsciioneering
tricks, This measure. it is insisted by some
Of the HarriSen prints, was passed on in
the late contest, and the election amongst
others of Mr.. Howard in Michigan, is one
OF the prOafs, as Mr. Crary, the present
member, voted for the Sub-Treasury Bill.
Mr.. Crary was not the democratic candidate
And suppose, for the sake Of the argument,
that such charges do prove the opposite,
what is 10 be done with Georgia, where the
wkols Harrison delegation are elected, and
yet every one is pledged 10 60 against Ma
iioaal Bank and in favsr Of the Sub-Treas-
ury BiIli But we do not propose new to
review the measures Of Mr.. Van Buren's
ADMINISTRATION, but simply to say, tha, they
have without one single exception, met with
the warm appreciation Of the democratic
party. Defeat, we are happy to learn from
1hess Who have seen him, has not altered
the calm serenity Of bis manners. nor has
il shaken for a moment the fImness Of his
political principles.
RstiTsd from the stormy field, we are
convinced that Mr.. Van Bursn's opponents
will award him praise for his firm, consis
tent, manly course. There has been ne
trucking, no time serving, no yielding Il
expsdisncy, svsn though it might have en-
sured bis reelection, and such qualities
must and will command the respect of all.
In his private relations, MIR. Van Burer
has withsiood the ssvereSt scrutiny, aRC
even the petty mind Of Mr.. Ogls, whilst i
was rummsging amid the recsssss Of th'
pantriss and kitchen for material for poliIi
cal speech, could not find ought in Mr.. Val
Buren's life which would afford cloak f.
his contemplate attacks.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-12-11
THE POPULAR WORT,

Th, New York Journal Of Comm,...
says: 1--WE subjon the official vote or is|
States for Presidential Electors, and ,bs -
proximate maieritieS in the remainder ~
cept South Carolina, ,whefe electors urc cb.
sen by the Legislature. In the lo S,a,.,
Of VIII ch we have full reforms the apgreos'
numbar Of votes is greater by 637 $40 tb,s
in l535,and 392 $40 greater tAan tho wbol,
number of votes then poled througheu, H.,
Union, which was ,40S,SS5 The wbnl,
number polled at the recent election is sbo",
100000, showing an increase in gon,
years, Of about 100000, or 60 per cen, ~
The ~hig majority in the Union, ,excIusr,
of South Carolina, is about l42 ,000:whirb
by q fair allowance for South Carolmo
would be reduced to l25,0OO. This NAV
be deemed and taken" as Harrison's ma
jority in the United Stares."
1t is worthy of notice, says the Bsllimor,
Republican, that by change Of 357 veto,
viz: 200 in Maine and l5l in PennsvIy.
MIA, Van Buren, might have had 100 Elec
tOral votes, instead of 60, his present mum
Der.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-12-11

ing to disguise it by making paper cGIcuid-
tions that never can be realized. it will
do more injury in the end that i! can possis
bly, do good. Itmay induce, it is true some
to run heQdl0ng into the business, with ex-
rsvagant outlsys, and help to draw into the
meshes Of the artful and designing specula-
tor, who has nothing to loose. the unwary
and credulcus, and bring destruction upon
them before they are aware Of 1t, and in the
end be mere injurious to the " Iron busi-
ness" and of coarse to the country, that
good can possibly grow out Of it. On the
contrary, prudent man will make his cal
culations upon such basis, as that in no
event, his expenses can be abeve it, and
thus commence his business under such ar
rangenents as will ensure him ceitRa prof
it, though but sNsl.
BY the above remarks, we csrtsiRly do
not wish to disc ouruge any capitalists from
entering extensively into the business, but
on the contrary, it is our sis, to encourage
permanent and profitable concsrns in the
county, such as will not snly bo a blessing
TO the owners but to the people. The age
for speculGtion8 upon mere paper cGlcula-
ton, we hope and trust is gone to lAe comb
Of the capalits and that the " sober second
thought Of the capitalists" will settle down
ena certain and permanent business that will
return then sure annual pro6t upon their
Investments. That such can be done, in
the irCn business in Columbia county, there
cannet be a manner doubt. And in tAs Ian
guags Of tho Danvills Demecrat.
10 persons desrous of com msnciag the
iron business we would say, the sooner you
come TO Columbia county the bettsr;ore can
yet be had at from three quarters to enc
mils from The canal. This will be taken by
those who come FIRST; and those who come
later, must go further from the navigation,
and thereby add 10 the expense Of hauling
the ore TO The furnaces, all Of which will, of
course, be located Immediately at the banks
of the canal. We hail with pleasure the
not far distant period when moi only this
neighborhood, but that Of Boomsbprg also,
shall TEEN with iron establishments OF all
kinds, which will yield thousands Of thou
sands annually to the wealth of our enter
prising citizens, and make CoiumRia coun,y
equal If not superior TO the celebrated iron
districts of Grea, Britain. Mossrs. Biddls,
Chambers & Co. have set a neble exam
pie; Let other capitalists follow in ,haiv feot-
sleeps.'"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-12-11

Exciting Trial.--A man 10 now under
trial before the supreme Judicial Court Of
Massachusetts, sitting at Salem, fot violat.
ing the person Of his own daughter. His
name is Moses Goodhue; he is so years Of
age, snd has been imprisoned once before
for three years for similar but less heinous
offence. His daughter is an intelligent and
modest looking girl, only sixteen years Ct
age. The excitement caused by this trial
is intense, and has never been equalled
since the celebrated cases Of the Knapps
were tried in the same place many years a.
60. The crims of which Goodhue is accu.
sed is punishable by death in Massachu'
set,s.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-12-11
MR.. CAMERON.

The following is copy of this gentle
mans letter 10 the President OF the Board
ol Canal Commissioners, iesigniDg his Of
fec in,e their hands. 1t will be seen that
the reasons alleged are imperalive,aud that
he withdraws from lhe road under these
considerations. We have seen the certlti-
cate given TO Mr.. G. by the Canal Commis-
sionsrs, showing that his occOuntS are set
lied, and that he has fulfilled all his obliga-
tons to the Commonwea,h-a testimonial
that is never given where it is undeserved:
and which is the best Recommendation auy
man can desire - Lancaster Intel.
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
Lancaster, New. Is, 1910,
EDWARD b. HUXLEY, ESQ, President
Board Canal Commi8SionerS-You will
rsSellect, that,at the time of my re-appont-
ment, in February last, then expressed a
DOUBT whether my injured health would not
compel me to resign The Office which you
by reapPoiRtlnsnt, had just conferred up
on me, before the commencement Of anoth-
sr winter. From inat time until the pres
snt, have been IN doubt as TO the course
should pursue. But the commencement of
Geld and chanseable weather has removed
all deub. or difficulty in relation to the
course must, in justics to myself adopt
l ind, which hoped would not be the case
my constitution very much injured, and to
risk the exposure which cannot be avoided
in the proper management Of a road SO i'm
portaRt as this, would be sacrifice which
canao. think of making. therefore, re-
spectfully. resign the ohics of Superlntsn-
dent Of Motive Pewsr,on the Columbia and
Philadelphia Rail Road TO the power which
gave it.
l will, however, with pleasure continue
10 perform the duties Of the office till such
tine as may suit the pleasure and convent.
sace Of thS Board to appoint successor.
| will tee, most cheerlully remain few
days after the appointment of successor,
and give him every information and assis-
lansc in my power, be he who be may.
Very respectfully your obedient serUant,
JAMES CAMERON.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-12-11
EZENAs.ySEEEzEl

Wintor has made her appearance, apd
covered the earth with her snowy mantle,
to the depth of about ten inches, and tho
North Blanch Canal is now closed fer the
season. Il has been in operation about two
months since the completion Of the repairs,
the new locks having worked well. They
have been rebuilt on a style Of plan AID
workmanship which does credit TO the En-
giners and contractors.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-12-11
sM4nzzaxEazn
SPECIE PAYMENTS.

A bill has been reported in the Senate Of
Georgia, which requires the Banks of that
State 10 resume specie payments on or be.
fore the first day of February, ls4I, or
otherwise to forfeit their charters. A re-
newal of the question of immediate resump-
ilOn OF specie payments by the banks, has
again become general throughou, the Union
The people are impatient. and it cannot be
otherwise than that the banks will now bs
coIHpslled 10 do their duty. As far as Penn.
sylvania is concerned, there is net the
slightest fear of continuance of the sus.
pension beyond the time 6xed at the last
session Of oar Legislature, the 18th of next
month. II the banks of this Common
wealth, are not lhsn able to resume, thew
will bS compelled t, submit to tho reouisi.
tloHs OF the law. Tbs Executive we are
informed, upon good authority, is fully de.
termined to show no further indulgence. =
They must therefore resume at that time
or abide the consequences of contrary
course, no matter from what it arises.
State Can. Gag.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-12-11
SszsEEzEnzn
POSTMASTER GENERAL.

A paper has hcen put in circulation a.
m,ong the electors recommending to General
Harrison the appointment Of rhaddeus Ste
Vens Postmaster General. We learn that
some have signed it. and that others have
refused upon the gaound that he would not
appoint any Vhigs to Office. but prefer .he
pure aat'es. We advise them not to quar-,
lei among themselves as they will have q
nsugh TO occupy their attention from now
until spring in settling the difficulty be-
tween the SIrohm and Hester parties.
keystone.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-12-11
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MORE BANK MOVEMENTS.

The New York Journal of Commerce
says: "a committee from the Philadelphia
Banks; and committee from the Boston
Banks, are expected to meet in New York
in few days, to consul! on the general
'OeHare." Query? Is the welfare OF the
Bank8, as conducted for few years past,
compatible with the welfare OF the Pee,
pie!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-12-11
EEsxz.E@zEgTgz&a

Congress met at Washington City on
Monday last, but in consequence of there
not being quorum present, it adjourned
until the next day, Tuesday. The heavy
snow storm on Saturday and Sunday pre-
vented several members from reaching tho
seat OF Government.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-12-11

PMgariicky,-The n. Y. Taillor stale,
.ba, one Of the firm of drug store in Mar
ket street, in this city has been taken IN.
aud held to bail in the amount Of Eve thop.
sand dollars, for counterfeiting Dr.. Pelers
Vegetable Pills. We do not like 10 give
names. "cause vy?' even the truth is libs.
lous under tbs righteous laws of Out
State.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-12-11
gsglE.,-gs,.:sl,..,,y,l--z

a Royal StockhOtder.--The Prince Of
Orange, who has recently been advanced
to the throne, by the voluntary abdcation
of his father, the King of the Netherlands,
is holder Of stocE in our United States
Band to the amount of one million Of doll.
ais,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-12-11
"TRUTH WITHOUT FEAR "
BILOOEIISBTBG Q
saturday. DECEMBER 1a, 1870.
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

We are requested to give notice, that the
Bloom tO'cnship Temperance Society will
meet in the Methodist Meeting House, in
BloOmssurg, on Saturday evening next, De-
cenber 10Th ls40, at early candle light