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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-04-03
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ET7TIILAHSIATt1o

MARRIED--On the 25lh ult. by the
Rev. William ]. Eyer, Mr.. GIDEON
GEARHEART, 10 Miss MARY ANN
NUSS, both of Mifflin.
On the 2slh ui. by the same, Mr.. WILL
IAN ClBERLlNG, of Lehigh county, to
Miss MARGARET CARP, Of Caliawissa
On the 18th ult. by Esq. Kale, Mr..
WESTON S G. HARVEY of Fairmount
to Miss ELIZABETH HENDERSON,,
of Fishing Creek.
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MYSTERIOUS PROFESSIONS.

Now Tom,' said the printer Of coun-
Try newspaper, in giving directions to his
apprentice, put The foreign leaders in the
galieys and lock EN- up--le. Napoleon's
iemains' have larger head-dastribute The
army in the Eas.'--take up line and fin.
ish the BRUSH Minister '-make the
young Princess' to run on with the Ouch
ess Of Kent '--rnovo the Kerry hunt cut
of The chase-get your stick and conclude
=. lhe horrid murder that Joe began last
nish,-wash your hands and como to din
ner, and then see that all the pie is cleared
up Some printers are devils-and no
mistake.
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SaxsSsSzzwESr

Swapping WiDss.-Two men married
..sers lately, in New Hampshire, and after
7 s.iapse ofa short period made an exchange
Of wives, the interested ladies' made no oh.
jeciions. One husband gave the olhef a
valuable horse, carriage and harness, 80
booi.> The one who received tae 'booi,
disposed Of his horse for nearly one hun
dred dollars in cash, but in short time af-
ter his Nife fell in with person WHOM she
loved more than her own husband, and be-
leving it was now her turn TO exercise the
glorious righ; OF free trade quilted 'her
bed and board and ran away with her par.
amour,
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CfGshaN nOtice.-The shad season
commenced a, New York on Monday last
el each!
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Trial Liz
For April Ierm--ls4l.

Isaiah shumsn vs.. Daniel Custenbader e, a.
b. w. NAPLES ys. Adam Micheal.
Richard Plumer vs. Theodore w Wells. -
Same vs. Same. it. Iss.
Robert Montgomery VS.. John Courson ct al.
Alber B. Ashton ct al VS.. Christian Ash ct al
Samuel Brobst ct al vs.. Christian A. Brobst.
Benjamin F. Frisk ct al VS.. William Kitchen,
Joseph Hopper ct al VS.. Thompson Welliver.
Daniel M. Barber vs.. James Barbei's Admr.
Robert Simington VS.. Frederick p. Maus.
Peter Baldy vs. William Conielson.
Nathan Seeley vs.. William Robson.
George A. Frick VS.. Daniel Hantz.
Sharpless Taylor VS.. Freder p. Maus
John b. Rodney VS.. Thomas Scout.
Jacob Girton VS.. Jacob Harris.
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mistake.

From Norida.-News from Pila,ka 10
the l4th inst. has been received at Savan-
nah. A letter. says: "Capt. Kerr, I'd
dragoous, day or two since took twenty
one Indians, with their chief.Koxa Tustanu.
gee. Twenty old Indians came in, few
days ago at Fort Tanning, and gave them
selves up. Wild Ca, has been in at Tam
pa, and gone out 10 bring in his peopleiand
letters tonight say that ninety men were
sen, on, on the ll,h 10 escort ninety old
war; ers On their way in. About four hun
drsd Indians are already at Tampa, waiting
to be sh,pped." The old ely Of !he war
being over is agai, reiterated by the letter
writer's. Give Coone! Harney, Captain
Barnum, Lieutenant Albertis, and few
more spirits like them, half a chance, and
they will end the war, but we doubt whslh-
er negotiation will ever bring peace.
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Grand Jurors
For Rpril Ierm-1s4i.

Catta,oissa-Jesse Clever, William Geathart,
Jacob Garrison.
Derry-David McCormick, Samuel Russell, Phil
ip Seidle, Thomas Forster.
Fishing Creeh-Daniel McHenry, Jr.
Mahontng-Jacob Hibler. at
MDiin-Thomas Bowman, Charles Michael,
Isaac Snyder. Peter Grower.
Mount Pleasant William Howell.
laaiSon-John EYES, Henry Smith, Levi Bisel.
Roaring Creek-Peter Helwig, John Yeager.
SugGrloaf-As Douglas, Benjamin Dole, Sam
uel Rhone, Mathew McHenry, Samuel Hess.
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LoweN Man,Jactifes. From a stale.
ment in the Lowell Advertiser Of Friday
last, we extract the following interesting
fsatis,ical facts: The number of mills in
operation is SO. exclusive Of print works,
&c., spitol employed, Sic, 900 900; females
employed, 6,920; males; 2,l72; to,a! nun.
ber of operatives, 5000; tons of coal con-
sumed per asnum. $780, cords of wood,
a,4l0; gallons of oil, $3.50; yards of cloth
made per annum, $500, 400: pounds Of
cotton consumed, 2l,424,o00 "a pound Of
cotton averages 32-lO yards, and 100
pounds OF cotton produces 80 lbs of cloth;)
consumption of starch per an. 10000 lbs;
consumption Of flour for starch in mills,
print works and bleachery, per annnrn.
1900 pounds; consumption of charcoal per
annum, 500, 900 bushels; average amount Of
wages per month. $4,000; average wa
ges Of females, clear OF board,S2 per week;
average wages of males, clear of board, so
cents per day. In addition to the manufac-
turing establishments included in the above
Statement, tho city contains-the Lowell
Water-Proofing Company; the extensive
powder mills Of o. M. Whippe, Esq. the
Lowell Blhachery, with capital OF $780,.
600; flannel mill; blanket mill; batting mill;
paper mill; card and whip factory: planning
machine; reed machine; foundry, -four grist
and saw mills; together employing about
400 hands, and capital Of S40O, 900. The
locks and canals machine shop included
among the 80 mills, can furnish machinery
complete for null Of 5000 spiddles in four
months and Timber and materials are al
ways al command with which to build or
rebuild a mill in that Time, if tequired.-
When building mills. the Locks aud Canals
Company employ dilecty aud indirectly
from len % twelve hundred hands. ~. Y.
Sun.
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I'M DANvTEIE. Pa.

Known as the "UNION HALL" and has made
and completed an addition to the building which
gives him the most airy, spacious, and pleasant
rooms of sny Heel in the placs and he is deter
mined that the Improvements and additions 10 his
House shall keep pace with the growth and impor-
tance of the town in which it is located, and that
it shall be second to none. The house has been
thoroughly repaired, and furnished in manner
which he feels confident will give satisfaction to Gus
toners. His TABLE will always be furnished
with the choisest and best, and his BAR will be
suppliec with the purest liquors His stables are al
ways well supplied with good provender and attend
ed by careful Ostler His long acquaintance with
the business of keeping public house, together
with determination to use every meaiis to render
satisfaction, induces him thus publicly to encourage
his old friends to continue their calls, and invite
the public generally to give him trial, and Judge
for themselves, he is determined that the Union
Hall shall be kept in credtable manner as any
house in Northern Pennsylvania.
WILLIAM HENRIE.
Danville, March 20, ls4l.-tf
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A Political Judge.-Will JOHN Banks,
ihe whig candidate for Governor, resign his
Judge.shiP, or will he still hold on and he
what certain whig paper calls that " worst
Of all curses, political Judge :"
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.9nother Hunbvg Eapioded. ..-Oglo and
hi. speech have been fully exposed, we OBJ
serve that some Of the whig papers are now
cssltx for an organization of The mililia as
n preparation for war, and writer in the
Journal Of Commerce vouched for as a
whie Of the first water" in writing upon
the subject remarks that Mr.. Poinse,ts plan
IL good in its main features and has on
" 10 be understood to be approved. So
ihey CO. little time doubtless, every thing
proposed under Mr.. Van Bursn will be re-
Tarded as . good in its main features. y
Wss there ever an administration SO COM
pisteiy and evidently LIED downs
Pen,ispiDnnin,i
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Ill public generally, that he is now, not only the
occupant but the proprietor of the L.9RGE .9.v.D
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4 tTTndy Story--A Swiss paper slales
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month, and carried through the air space
tf two leagues. Her body was found some
uays after, with all her bones broken.
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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-09
STATE or HTSSOURL} g.

IN he County Court-NOrembsr Tern, 1910.
NTOW Mt this day cones here into Court, e i'll.
y lam Robertson, administrator Of the estate of
John Hu,chson, deceased, and presents his petition
accompanied by the lists and inventories &c. a.
required 10y Law, setting forth that the personal es-
ate Of said deceased is insufficient for the payment
Of his debts, aud praying the court TO ordsr the
sale Of the whole or SO much Of the real estate as
wid be sufficient for the payment Of the debts -
II sthereSre ordered that all persons interested in
said estate be notified that the application aforesaid
has been made, and that unless the contrary be
SHOWN on or before the FIRST day Of the next Term.
m order will De made for tina sale Of the waoe, or
20 much Of said real estate as viii be Sufficient Tor
he payment Of the debts aforesaid, and thut the
administrator publish copy OF this order IN some
newspaper In this State, for six weeks before the
frs. day Of the next term of this Court
lost (. WILSON Clsgk,
.rsc ID, 1000 as
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CLARKE 81 YsIASg,
FORWARDING AND CONNISSION
MERCHANTS,


Successors to 7. S. Clarke, & co.,
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Their whole attention IS nov given to this BUSH
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by houses doing general business.
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Jan 2, 1870 40
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Notice

rs hereby given, that letters Of administration,
D were granted to the undersigned by the'CIerk Of
the County Court Of Charlton county on the estate
of William Headrick, decd bearing date the 22d
day of September, 1910, all persons having claim,
against said estate, are required TO present the
same properly authenticated for settlement within
one year from the date Of the letters aforesaid or
they may be precluded from any benefit of said Es-
tate, aud if not presented within three years they
will be forever barred.
ARTHUR WEATHERS Administrator.
Jan. ., 2, lsil,- S2-i.