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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-01-18
HARRIsBURG Correspondent.

HARRISBURG Jan. II, 1910.
To the Editor,
The result of the Election for U. S. Sen.
ator resulted as follows -
Daniel Sturgeon 81 votes.
Charles Ogle (unti,) 26
Richard Biddlle (whig,) II
There is not any thing taken place since
the meeting of the Legislature, but what you
have seen in the newspapers, except the
resignation Of James II. Laierty, member
of the house from Clearield, which was
read in the house this morning contaired in
letter from him directed to the speaker
You have no doubt heard the cause of his
resignation, it was a transaction between
him and the notorious w. A.Loyd of North
.Vuberland, in the shape of brbe last ses-
sion.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

Alta large and respectable meeting of De-
mocralc citizens, held at the house of John
Hess, in Brer Creek, on Tuesday evening,
January Ia, 1910, JOHN KNORR, was
called TO the chair; CHRISTIAN NEwHARD,
JOHN HISS, Isaac Low, appointed Vice
Presidents, and Peter KaOrr, Charles Ha-
genbach, Secretaries.
On motion, Jacob Hagenbuch, Jacob
Fleckensiein, Wn. Hagenbuch, Jacob
Hess, John Greasy, and Abram Hess, were
appointed committee to prepare and report
Eoceedngs for the consideration Of the
1OstiAs; who. after short asseAce, pre-
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BloomsBurg Jan. 18th is4O.
Mn. EptToR.

MR. EDITOR,
The intensity of the cold this morning, furnish
ed somo Of our nhabitante with sight, at once rare
and beautiful The sun arose very clear, and as it
shone upon the frozen particles which foaed in the
atmosphere, the spectacle truly brilliant. But
towards the eastern hills, and just beyond the out
skirts of the town, the sembance of a rainbow pre-
sened itself with the rising Of the sun At first it
was almost perfect arch, resembling the northern
lights in color. But when the sun appeared entire
y above the hill, the upper portion of the arch had
vanished. The two ends gradually assumed the
fora of pillars, with perfect mis- hue, standing a.
bout fifteen degrees on either side of the line of Wis
ion of the At first the pillars seemed to stand
upon bases Of about ten feet diameter, topering
slightly, to the hight Of about hundred feet, As
the sun rose higher, the bases increased to about
thirty feet Notwithstanding the pillars to a con-
ical appearance. The color varied continually, be-
ing equal at the brightest, to that of an ordinary
rainbow. The scene lasted about twenty minutes
Yours, w.
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%OWHCH
is HEREBY GIVING.

TO all legatees, creditors and other pei.
sons interested in the estate or the reepcos
tive decedents and minors, that the admIs,ss
tration accounts of the said estates have
been fled in the Office of the Register ot
the county of Columbia, and will be pre-.
sented for confirmation and allowance lc
the Orphans Court, to be held at Dansille
IN and for the county aforesaid, on Tees
day, the 20th Of January next, st2 o'clo,k,
P. NJ,
let. First supplementary account Of Sans
uel Carpenter, Executor OF the last will and
testament OF Reuben Lundy, late Of GEceAs
wood township deceased.
I'd. The account Of Daniel and JScot
Messerschmidt, administrators of the estate
Of Daniel Messersehmdt, sens late of Las
berry township deceased,
Sd. The account of John aad Daniel
Boyer, Executors of the last will and tesla
ment Of John Boyer, sen. late of Rearing
creek township, deceased
4th. First supplementary account of Al
eXander Me5rs, executor Of the last wall and
testament of Daniel Haine late Of CallawIs'
sa township, deceased.
9th. The account of Michael Sanders and
Jacob Sechler, jun, executors Of the lasi
will and testament Of John Sanders, late 81
Mahoning township, deceased.
9th. The account of James McBrdel
administrator, sc Of the estate Of DemS
nick Mcbride, late Of Derry township, de'
ceased.
PHILIP BILLMEYER.
Register,
REGtsTER's OFFICE, Dauville,
Dee. l3, 1889,
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E~BEzEzE.1EyM

The following named banks have paid
dividends since the suspension orspecie pay
ments and will accordingly have their char
ters taken from them during the present
session if this recommendation of the Exc
cutive be carried into effect.
The Mechanics Bank, Philadelphia,
Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank,
Farmers Bank of Reading,
Carlisle Bank,
Doylestown Bank,
Lewislown Bank,
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Estate of .8NDRETV SEYBERT, late
Of Bloom tOCnship, Columbia county,
deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given, that letters
testamentary have been granted to the sub-
scriber upon the above estate, All persons
indebted to said estate are required to make
immediate payment. and those having
claims or demands against the same, to
present them for settlement, duly authenti-
Gated according to law, to
HENRY d. LONG, Adm'r. .
Dec. IA, 1889. 80
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raembers. rregard such attempts as un.
worthy to be needed, come they from
whatsoever quarter they may. Freedom
Of opinion belongs to all, and concede TO
others with the same readiness that claim
it for myself. / only ask in this matter a
just measure OF credit, for the anxious and
careful consideration have bestowed upon
it With an eye single TO arrive at the result
best calculated TO advance the public good.
ITO be continued.
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PART lst
l Patrck's Day
2 Loves Young Dream
3 The Campbel's are coming
4 Scots wha hae
s Fly yet; tits just the hour
6 Fourth dragoon's March
Z Cinderella Waltz
8 The Rising of the Sun
8 Brunswick Waltz
10 When history's Muse
IL All the Blue Bonnets are over the border
IL The Minstrel Boy
PART 2nd,
l Miss Lambert's Waltz
2 Rich and rare, were the gems she wore
3 Peter Street dance
4 The Soldier mounts his gallant Steed
Quick Step
6 Sleep on, Sleep on, my Kathleen dear
7 Carey Owen, with Variations
8 Farewell, but whenever you welcome the
hour
9 Sublime was the morning
10 Believe me il all those endearing young
charms
ii Garland Of love
IL Yankee Doodle
Single TIckets,25 ents;-Children Under
10 years, l24 cents. They may be obtain
ed at the following places, viz
At the stores of VIM. McKelvy & co.
Rupert & Barton, and j. Horman, and at
G. Doeblers, VIM. Robisons and D.Snyders
hotels.
The Room will be we'll lighted, and good
order preserved by the attendance Of prop
er persons.
The front seats reserved for the Ladies.
Jan II.
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School Teachers Wanted.

Wanted Immediately in Madison School
District, 4 or School Teachers. Coed
wages will be given TO good Teachers, up
on application to
SAMUEL KISNER, Secretary.
NsdisoA, Dec. 7, 1889.
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&ITST0AN OLlT0o
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLT
MIR. WALL

MIR. WALL
RESPECTFULLY informs the citi-
zens of Bloomsbury and its vicinity that he
will present THIS EVENING, Friday in
the .Academy, Musical entertainment,
consisting of the following selection of Sen
timental, National and Martial Music up
IEE TEISEs GLASPo
The performance will commence at sew
en- o'clock.
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DISSOLUTION of Partnership.

THE Partnership in the FOUNDRY
BUSINESS, al BloonsbtWg, heretofore
conducted ,,nder the firm Of L. II. Mus
g. Co., IS this day dissoi0ed By saatfual
consent. an debts, dues and demands a.
gainst said firm aoiH be paid by Leiris II
Maus. and he Is hereby authorized 10 col'
lect all debts de,e to the said frna.
LEWIS Fl. MAUS,
DAVID PETRIkIN,
JACOB B. MAUS,
Jan 2, 1910
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Mr.. WALL,

The Irish Harper, it will bo perceived by an ad-
vertisement in another column, will give Musical
Olio, this (Friday) Evening, at the ACADEMY,
in this village. We bespeak for him a generous
benefit as just tribute to a worthy, but unfortu-
nate stranger, in payment for rich treat to our
ssves.
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The business at the BLOOAfSBU BURd
FOUNDRY aciH be hereafter conducted
by the Subscribers under the firm Of L. II.
g. j. B. Maus. ,fU orders ptl'ciuGAy
erecuted IN their line Of business.
LEWIS II. MAUS,
JACOB b. MAUh
Bloemsburg, Jan 2, ls40.
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at BlooEskars
at the end of the quarter ending ss tiss
3lstday of December, 1889.
Allen John, Mccartney Daniel,
Blookslcdge John Maus Samuel G..
Biddenbanter John Merrill Benjamin,
Bevre Benjamin, Nuhgesser Jacob,
Curnilison Isaac Palmer Daniel,
Criviling Andrew 3, Palmer Margaret
Coffman Moses, Piner Isaac,
Comelison Mary e. Reedy sir1on,
Cole Elisha, Shipnan Jacob,
Clymer Benjamin H. Slater Williams
Doan Jane, Snow Willard,
Fry John, Smith Horace
Hartman George, Shcker MichelI
Handbook Henry, Snyder Daniel,
Heset Adam g. Thornton PhebeJ
Hartman Joseph, Thornton Savina,
Kreag Augustus, Williams David,
Krootz John, Woner Jacob,
Kshler Charles Esq, Warlers Aaron,
Keller Mary, Weir Thomas,
Kuhn Isaac Capt. Wildower Susannah q
Kresler casper, Willis Martha,
Leight Mr. Wells Sedgwick,
Leiby Jacob Winner John,
Meyer Suseann, Wright William,
Mcclure Joseph, Wertle Chi.
D. RUPERT, P. X
Jan. /, 1910.
Those inquiring for any of the abovs lsAs
ters will please say it is advertised.
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Wholesale Dealers and Retailers q Esf'
eign Merchandise IN the county qf Cs'
lunbid,
TAKE NOTICE
THAT in compliance with an act Of the
General Assembly, approved the 7lh day 81
April A. ID. 1880, the Associate Judges ana
Commissioners Of the County OF Columbia,
will meet at the Commissioners office in
Danvlle, on Thursday, the 29d day OF jan
uary. 1910, at 8 o'clock, p. NJ. for The puf.
pose Of taking up the returns Of the several
ConslabIss Of said county, that are 10 Do
made TO the Court OF Quarter Sessipns on
or before the first day (2uth) Of the 5anss-
ry term ls4O, and to place each Of the ttsi'
chants that may thus bo returned, dealing
as aforesaid, into that class that 'say appear
to be right and Just, as provided fss by the
Sd section of said act, when and wberc
each of you may attend If you thiRk proper
either in person, by agent or attorney.
WILLIAM MONTGOMERY,
LEONARD RUPERT,
associate Judges,
JOSEPH BROBST,
JOHN DIETRICH,
COmmissiOHcrh
Attest
JABOB HlBLER, CLERK.
Dec. 81, 1889.
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5I.035
50,725
3O6
5l,03l
Morton's majority FOUR !

Morton's majority FOUR!
No votes were found for Mrs. Chapman,
and vote returned misspelt for Morton
was counted for him.
Baker gets the certificate in the Sixth
District, but there is majority of Is a.
gainst him. Three towns were either re-
turned too late, or rejected by the Wing
Governor and Council. Congress must
right the matter, as in the New Jersey
case.
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Resolpsd=That the proceedings Of this meeting
be signed by the officers, and published in the de-
mocratc papers of the county, and of Harrisburg.
Signed By the 06fcerS..
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The vote for Governor Of Massachu-
sets have been cahvassed and the result Is
oc folIovs -.
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,HttCst'
JABoB H1BLER, Clerk.
Dec. 27, 1899.
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Jan. I, IS4U.
Those inquiring for any of the abovs lssl
tiers will please say it is advertised.
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Boots j. Shoes.
800
air and More.
REA DY M ADE Sc F OR
= s. a u e ".

n MARTIN who would respectfully inform
NB = his Old friends and the public, that he
still carries on the above business, in its
various branches, one door East of J, J. Bur-
ress' Grocery Store, having just received a new
and general assortment of BODTS& SHOES
&C.. adapted, 10 the Season Being carsllly
selected by and from several of the most sxpe
rienced manufactures, in she City, may he relied
on to be good. "a a $,,,s - i.sstss s.y,4- 4
Intending also more extensively to Econ,inue
the manufacturing business, by keeping in his
eRrloy the best workman, he can obtpip, and
having on bands abundance Of Stock and fin,
He s, which challenge comparisohin Ibis pace.
Providence permitting to be able con.
stan,ly to furnish aousdan 'choisa, give general
satisfaction and Justly merit sufficient share of
public patronage. Determined 10 improve his
business by ALTAR means-fe assures those who
NAV favour him with a call, that he will sell as
low for good pay, as any articles of the same
kind, and quality, SO fat ss he knows can be
had in this oarl Of the Country. Us \ 7. !, s.
n. 3. Trips and premature breaches if res
tuyped, viii be repaired free Of eSpenee.
Canal Dover, Dec. A. 1889. TIT
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TIME u.

Tine Il the moal indshnable, yst paroduxi>
oal Of things the pasi Is gone, the lulure is not
eome, and the present becomes the past even
while We attempt to define il, and like the fash
OF The lightning Al once exists aud ex-
pires. Time is the measure ofall things, but is
itself immeasurabe, aud the grand disoloser OF
all things, but is Itsolfundsclesed. Like space,
Il is incomprshensible, because il has no limits,
and il would be stillmore so fit had. lt-is
mors obscure ia i,s sources than the Sile, and
In its termination than the Niger; and advances
like the swifest tide, but retreats like tie swl-
est torrenl. II gives wings OF lightning 70 plsa
sure, but feet Of lead to pain, and leads expec.
tation curb but, enjoyment spur. IL rubs
beauty of her charlns to bestow them on her
picture, and builds monument to merit bat de-
mes il a house; It is the transient aud deceitui
a4ltersr of falsehood, but tried and final friend
% truth. Time 10 the most subtle yet the most
Unsuitable Of depreda,ors. and by appearing to
take nothing is permitted to take all nor can il
be satisfied until it has stolen the world from us
and US from the world. Il. constantly dies wi,
'OYercomes all things by fight aud although il is
the present ally, it will bs the future conQuerer
Of Death. Time, the cradle OF hope, but The
grave ofAmbtion,is the stern correeIor Of foola
but the salutary counsellor Of the wise, bring>
ing all the dread to the one, audnil The desire 10
the other; bu. ika Cassandra it warns us with
= voice that even tho sasest discredit too toug,
aud i|le eilliest believe TOO late Wisdom walks
belore 1t opportunity with 1t; aud repentance
Lehndaait; he thatilas made il his ftisnd win
have littte to fear from his enemies, bat he that
has made i his enemy, will have but aIitila TO
hope from his friends, e-LaeoR. ss
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CONSUMPTION. COUGHS, AND COLDS

Nervous diseases, liver complaint, dyspepsia
bilious diseases, piles, ulcers, female weakness,
and all causus Of hypocbondriacisnl, lowsRirits,
palptation OF the heart, nervous irritabity ners
vous weakness, iuor albus, seminal weakness,
indigestion, los of appetite, heart burns general
GsblllY, bodily weakness. chIorosis. or green
sickness, hutulancY, hys,erical famungs. hysicr-
les. headaches, llccuP, SEA sickness, night mare
asthma, tic donIoureux, cranp,
spasmodic affections, and7 those who are vlcs
tins to that most excruciating disorder, Goat
will end relief from their sutieriugs, coufse-oI
DR.. Evans medicine. ,a-.-s So.
Pains in the side, chest, limb, head SstomaGh
or back, dimness, or couG,sioaof sight, alternate
flushesof heat and chiiliness, trenlors, palch>
ings, agitation. anxiety, bad dreairs,s spusns,
nercural ard all delicate diseases, are success
fhi!y atreatedby Dr.. Evans,
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MATHEW CAREY. - The namo5af this
veteran author and publisher has been taralung
time familiar tpalmpst every reader in Hinelica.
He was native OF Ireland, and onmc to this
country Immediately oler the close of the reyol.
uton, and settled in PnAdelphia. where By. the
exercise of his abilticsi and his psrseveriag in-
dustry. he in a short time acquired wealth and
an envia5le reputation. Though eminent as
writer, anl well known for iiis participant on in
amust every political discussion Of the last lttlf
century, Mt. Carey was most celebrated as
philanthropist. The streams Of private cifaf;sY
were continually flowing from his hand, and
his list OF pensioners sSvsiled 10 nutnber that
was almost beyond the means OF individual
bounty, yet Rons wens empty away. The cry
of tho poor, the widow ard the orphan, was ne
yer in vainat his door. He regarded with dess
interest the efforts ofthe young IN. business. and
never failed to lend his aid to those vho asked
his advics, aud apparently deserved bis approval
and assistance. He died on the sixteenth of
septe!nber, ID Tire eishty.6rst year Of bis age,
from injuries received in falling from his carri,
age, few days previous.
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cEntrIEIf,ATE.s;. 81 !

D-I.et.ee from The Hon. Abrshlm 81 Clel
Ian, Sulliyan Goaa,y, East Tennessee, salem-
bsr ui Congress. ~ :t"
WAsaMGTos, Juiy 3D., 1888. )
Sir Siuce have been in this city / have
used ssme ofyour DySpeptic medicine with in
finite beneGt asd Satisfaction and belteyeit TO
be most valuable reRsedg. One ofHly cons
siiIHc,its, DE-, A. Garden, Of PCampbell county,
Tennessee, wrote me to send him some, which
Idid, andshe had employedit very successfully
in his practice, and says it is lnvDluable. Alr.
+Johuson, your agent at'this place. thinks you
would probably like az agent in 'feRnessee. II
20, 4 would recommend Dr. A. Garden as a
proper p4rson to eiiciaie for the sale of Your
fcetebraten medicine. Should you commission
him, he is willing 70 act iur you. Yon can send
the medicine by water to the care Of Robert
King Il Sons, Knoxville county, Tennessee,
OF BY laHd to Grahaul & Houston Tazewell,
East Tenn. / have re doubt but ifyou: had a.
gents in several counties in East Tennessee, a
great dealof your medicine won!d be sold. 4
am goipg to take some Of it home wtliltne for
my ownuse, and that ofmy friends, and Should
like to hear from you whether you would like
an agent at B!untviIle, Sullivan county East
Tenn. Lean get some ofthe merchants to act
for you, as live near there. t
ABRAHAM MCCLELLAN, of Tenn.
To d., Wm. gyans, 700 Cbathpm ct N, Y.
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q EAsHEONABLE FAILORIHG

NSAS - W. ANS'vbStAShSJ "nHAutioSN
- speclfuily inform. his old friends and
tho publ,oin general, that he carries 90
the above business in sll It's various
breaches, one door Eas. j. /. Smiths
Sto;a, whafe be may at all tmes be
fonnd TO attend 10 all work intJHsted 10
him. He fastass himself il will be
done as. durable, neat and fashionable,
as i, can be done in tho country, as he
intends at. all iimes 10 keep IN his em
ploys good competent workman, aud he
means to receive the Fashions isamply
provided for.
20 accommodate his ffieEas in The
country, ne will take nearly tifki5ds Of
country pr oduce. y
N. b. One or two apprentices vans
ted Immediately 10 learn the Tailoring
husioess. Boys betwcensbe.a cage of l5
and Is, Woeld be preferred. They must
be OF geed character, as recemmsada~
tians of industry, honesty, and eobrie>
Try, wiIlgbe required. =
Canal, Dover, Aug, Is, 1889. M
MN MEcKENSON, Boo. &
H1ShGs maker second vt ono doei
north from Factory. i, *. s. II,
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EMlGRATION.-Tbe official re

EMiGRATtON--The official re-
turps made to the English House oI
Commons, of the number Of emigraots
wirottsve embarked from the various
. poris Of ihe United Kingdom during the
year 1889, show that 62,207 persons
have smigrated from that country. OF
these, IL, 65S have projected 10 tho
North American colonies; 10 the Umted
Stu.es SO, 5S6; 10 The Cape Of Good
Hope 22S,aud TO the Aastralia colonies
10, ,7S6. Ofthe number whieh came
Fl to ths U. States, 80, i42 wess ftool
Scotland, aad 2,953 were from Ireland.
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SCHOOL.
MISS y. M. sPooNHa.

MISS T. u. EPO0NEa.
Has taken a room in the dwelling house o.
T. s. Frazier, Esq, [corner of Second ans
Wooster streets, i whereshe will open a School
on TUESDAY, the I7lh, inst, .for the in
structiOn ofyOu,hs of both sexes, inthe Vuri,u
branches usually taught in English elementary
schools.
TERMS Per QUARTER.
Reading, Spelling, Writing, and
Mental Arithmetic, $500
Arithmetic, Geography Grammar,
Rhetoric, Astronomy, DC. $3.50
Dover, March Sd, ls4o.
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tnlawfll Marriage Of Cousins. = BY an act

Unlawful Marriage ot Cousins. - BY an act
passed in 1875, 9Th aud 9th, William W., al!
marriages of cousins, subsequent 10 the passing
20: the act, ara illegal, null and void. The IS
a|Rnss Of sucl, Wages are considered ihegiti-
hate, and if the frther die intestate his chill
dren are excluded from inherlting any Of his
proper,ye or, if he make vii, are subject to
legacyA duty Of 10 per cent. How will th .
act affect4he Royal marriagei The deteriora.
aion of the offspring in all such alliances is a
circumstance quite notorious. Look at the Bour
xbons, who interinarricl until none were lett
he fools, imheces and madmep. The old
itical tay was aot made without an object.
New Nasld,
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DR. VIM. EvANS'
MEDICAL CONSULTATION
OFFiCE,

100 CHATHAM STREET, NV YORK
rDr. Evans Office for Medical consul,a-
ton and advice, lO0 Chatham street, N. H.sF
Daily attendance is given fcr personal consqe
tation. Immediate answers iare returned 10
cunaRy letters which must miuutely describe
the case, and contain remittance for advice and
which can hesforwardsd to any part
ofthe world, however distant No difficulty
can occur as lhe medicine will be securely packSI
ed, aud letters ofadVee Oarefhlly psOselled from
observation. 81 -
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The Oldest Printsr.-Mr. Peter Edes
the oldest Printer in The United States,
died at Bangor, Maine, oil the 2sthuIt
aged S5.:.
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AZ. a
EG-77- Another rssg seces Of Iafammatory Rhcu-
n1atism cured 10y Or. Hsa. Exams Medicine
Mr. John A.. Carroll, of the county Of West
chester, town Of North Castle, New York, had
been severely afflicted with inAummaiory rhour
matismsfor fourteen months with violent pains
in his limbs, great heat, excessive thirst, dry
ness of skin, limbs much swollen, was not able
without assistance to turn in bed for six weeks.
Had tried various remedies TO no effect. Was
advised by friend Of histo procure some Of
DR.. W.sEvans' medicine of 100 Chathem street,
New York, which he irsmediately sent for; and
after taking the FIRST dose fouul great relief
and in continuing its use according 10 the direc'
tons for ten days. vesperscily cured. ALLOW
l;meto refer any person to him for the truth o
tho above ssaierflent 81
Or. VIM. Evans Medical Office 100 Cha
ham street, New York where the Doctor ma.
be consaIted, and his medicine procured.
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900 Reward.

,STRAYED from the 'sabscrber,. some time
~ last month. -Four head of young Cattle
about two years old, ono Heifer. and .ono
Steer ,darklBrindie and some white Colour. The
olberredIand, white, the other light red. Q
They were sbought lat Benjamien Rhode,
Gale.
Notice of the Cattle may be lefIatthe sOffice
of.the OHIO Democrat, Canal Dover.
JOSEPH KRANTZ'