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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-27

LUKE DAVIES X SON,
100 William street, corner John, New York.
PURCHASERS will all times find the extensive
the United States Of the following articles
the most reasonable terms, wholesale and retail
Caps for gentle youth and hdren Of velvet CLOTH
no silk glazed silk &c &C. Full and art trimmed with fur
Stocks Of every style and qustyof satin bombane
ng nc made plain trimmed with bows, ties, Paris ties
dress apron stocks, &c. &c.
T superiority Of frames well known by the lightness
perfect 1t, ease and elasticity ofsyery stock;
Shirts OF all linen plain and hiled of musa plain and ed
with linen coll tosoms and wsbsnd of the app owed
patterns Fancy cambrc shirts Of all quail tiles.
Linen collars and bosoms of style quality oiled
silk, white, plaid and fancy, Of superior manufacture Ladies'
misses and children's oiled silk aprons.
Oiled silk medicaied for the Of rheumasm Sc.
Jappaned leather linen muslin, suitable for and
coach manufactures, cap fronts, Sc SC.
The above articles made under inspection the
best possible and Of such materials and workmanship
will be found on examination equalled by none.
To which added, assortment Of fancy articles OF
various qualities and prices
Gloves suspendeIs scars umbrellas
hosiery cavatstne gusrdchains under every
description and quality, Shaker knit and flannel shirts and
drawers,
The attention of the public generally invited the above
extensive Of goods Of which of
importation and will be sold AZ such fail to suit
JOHN NJ. DAVIES JONES'
M mi William corner of Jonn.
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HOTEL DE L'EUROPE,

THE Proprietor having removed No. Broad street. and
opened this establishment for the onveuence of the
public socits his friends and others give him call
Every decacy Of the be had here and every
thing served the recherche STYLE the bar supplied
with good Wines and Liquors all times %.
Table d'Hote, at 3 o'clock.
Citizens strangers will find this an admirable place
dine down town, boing business
N. B. Private Rooms may be had for parties single
tlemen furnished. au2o m'r
THE OLD UNITED STATES CAR, STOCK, SHIRT
AND OILED SILK MANUFACTORY.
JOHN M. DAVIES & JONES.
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~tSHSt SOs' =. DIzSONLr IELU BecrftaFv.
Il May, 1872 No. 1889. -

= Small Notes.
The above have been stolen lost by mail
from Lou.yile KY Brokers and Others will please
uce that all the Bank Notes stamped Naso CO..
July 1872 and will detan the parties who offer the
sale ana eve information to s. j. SYLVESTER
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TO THE LADIES.

MADAME COSTELLO, Female Physician, still continues
u treat with astonishing success all diseases peculiar
females
Suppression irrcgusy obstruction &C. by whatever
Produced be removed by Madame in very
Madame medical having undergone thorough
and alterations for the better accommodation Of her
patients she prepared receive ladies the
point Of confinement those who wish be treated for OBJ
stuction Of their monthly period.
Madame g. be consulted at her residence No. 81 Lspen
ard st. at all times and with the strctest regard
All communications and letters must be postpaid
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TO THE LADIES

DIX. HULL'S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
THIS Instrument for the radical Of Prosus Uter
Falling Of the Womb by external application suppressed
ing the use Of the ohectons Psssar confidently recon-
health having failed Of performing cure
the most aggravated circumstances.
The Supporter has attained high character Europe
as II as in this country adopted the entire di;use of
n-Hospals of Lsndon and Paris universally recon-
mende in Europe by medical Of the highest In this
Of Colleges and Hospitals and by al the eminent private
tltonen. fNI
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies' at No
Veey having from the de-
parment where lady in Attendance apply
TuSse and ers To matte Iu,tr
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NEW YoaE < ALBANY RAN Roam COMPANY.

NOTICE il hereby given stockholders of the Ne
Hort and Albany Rail Road Company that the President
cent On the Capital stock Of the Company, payable
fifth day Of September next -
Subscribers resident in New York will pay
thar in.ss%sut to Josiah Rich Cha.p Of Finance
Subscribers resident in Duchess, Putnam Columbia
ties, will their insaments Jona Akin Taber Fl
nance Conmee and Treasurer for the Middle Disrct in
pawlnEs subscnbn resident in Rensselaer, county will pay
their nstaiments to Jonas c. Heart OF the Finance COMMITTEES
and Treasurer ofthc Northern District his Office in the city
Of Troy. ~ wy
By order Of the Board,
a2tsep5r JOS. f. BLOOMFIELD. Secretary.
OsT OR sTOLEN.-Kentucky Bond, $1,000 dsIed I'd
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81. HARD TIMEs-lThe onIZ Iealou that

~9KNoXS co. can assign for selling so many boots
and hoes the Clinton Boot and Shoe Market ni Canal
northeast OF Hudson streetwhen almost body
complains Of hard times that they keep goods Of the best
quality aud sell them prices suit the seems
almost every body had found this n any who read
this should o, have found 91 the store the sooner they
snyhipe wanted in the boot line OF any sse
color or quality, can be found here cheap. -
au20 lmsr A. KNOX 4 co. 20i Canal at
pLATFORM SCALE for sale weighing 500 pounds Price
$40 Apply at the Tin store o6 Cherry street. FIVE doors
from Catharine au233sr
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MADAME COSTELLO,

MADAME COS ELLO.
FEMALE PERIODICAL PILLS, guaranteed in every case
where the monthly periods have been irregular, from colds
knowledged by the medical Profession and hundreds that
uselessy tried various boaed remedes indeed
these pills in their Effects that sometimes necessary
their though they contain no medicine detrimental the
Madame Costello, Lispenard where the pills sold
genuine. Price 81 per boz. au26 iwsr
n ORLANDO FISH will introduce his Fall Style of Hats
bAor gentlemens wear on Thursday, LIST Of $. pember
AUS 3tsr 1877 Broadway.
- DRESS BOOTS-Lasest French siyIs-Ihs
- subscriber respectfully invites the citizens OF New
Yok and strangers visiting the city call at ia Fulton street
and examine large Of Dress Boots made in the
latest fashion, and Of the finest French calcskp,
Gentlemen have boots made order in the
100 warranted equal any made So
the undersigned takes drawing Of the and keeps
each customer he can ensure handsome IL,
Constantly hand Fashionable Boots at the folio wing
reduced prices - gnlr :"
Seal Skin Boots, from s225 to ais
Calf, 800 TO COO
Half Boots, 400
eaters, 225
Shoe, IN IN
Pumps and Slippers &c. proportionabiy low Terms cash
on delivery. JOHN L. WATKINS.
au23 lmsr III Fulton ST. between Nassau and Dutch.
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HINESE LEMONTA.

N ENTIRELY new and splendid article for the Toner,
epas:ng IN frsgrancy article of the hind has
ever been introduced iao this Every housekeeper
VAL highly appreciate a. an indispensable family invigon
Alo Lavender, Pine Apple, Vanilla and Cologne highly
egranttogeher with of fragrant liquid
form Fn sale wholesals and retail the Depot Of Health
and strength, 30 Canal door
au102 wsr AV H. WEBB, Agent.
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- FRENCH IMPORTED CATERS of all co.
80. lS Of r;shon hfeneh boots and latent leather
boys and children Men and boys cheap boots from s25 So
$50 and 81 pair Mems shocs TO 10 and l2s per pair
Bows shoes 70 IS snd ST. and warranted good Ladies'
misses aud cdrcns CATER boots bustn walking Shoes md
and slips, IS cents % 81 good g slippers Come and
Broadway and at 2oo Canal northwest Hudson ST.
at Walkers. au2t imsr
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UNITED STATES
TEA EMPORIUM,
Icl Inf. 100 chatham. street Netc York
THE CRYSTAL,
i CORNER OF WALL r. BROAD STREET,

We Conoiseu and Epicnres who throng Money! street
When dry stop in and ny the iock" that II
L.t. Elr -70
Wen do stand the test with any house in town
And while we do, we look Tor of enown
THE Popeton of the above will take pride
redeeming the above pledge and they will pc
tcie but very best TO the bar choice Lunch
also be found daily. - : au9a
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CKOL1US'
BOAT ESTABLISHMENT
PNEUMATICS

snbscLbf5 preRared 70 execute orders for the Gazo
height or quantity from mines, fer works. by
Of vacuum and the simplicity of the machine great
advantage over any other now IN use.
au0 liner -'S. p-s~ntee, % Pine St
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-01

The Algerine speaks in high praise of
Richard Fruit, the division candidate for
Assembly and lauds his political integrity TO
the skies. What, the people of Columbia
county place confidence in Richard Fruit
the man who four years since abandoned
his pol tical party and voted against their
favorte candidate for governor, and who
has now abandoned the removal party with
whom he has acted for several years, and
with whose assistance his brother was
elected sheriff, and flung himself into the
keeping of bis enemies, upon conditions
that they would take him as their candidate
for the Legisla,ure--This is the man in
whom the people are called upon TO place
confidence and abandon the removal to
sustain! The AIgerine must call on his
immediate serls, they are duuful subjects
aud will obey, none Others will answer.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-01
ROARING CREEK MEETING.

In another column we publish the pro-
ceedings Of a meeting Of u large number of
the friends Of removal aed in Roaring
Creek, on Saturday last. We seldom have
attended meeting where more union and
harmony Of feeling pervaded than was
manifested there, notwithstanding some five
and twenty Of the DanviIe people were on
the ground endeav"rng TO crea.e disturb.
ance and break up the meeting. But being
foiled at the outset, in their attempt to get
control Of The meeting by appointing IA
prcsiden, Of their kidney, they re,rsa,ed
into one corner Of the barrnom, where they
held meeting, including about dozen
men, from Roaring Creek, whom John
Rhodes, John Fruit, and Richard Fruit had
spent three days in drumming ap for The
contest, g. passed some flaming resolutions,
written by John G. Montgomery, all for
The love Of the dear people. Their resolu.
lions no doubt, will he ushered forth, as
the voice of Roaring Greek, and spread
before The people as The unanimous sen,i.
ments OF the inhabitants Of that township,
but we can assure our friends lha, The peo.
pie of that township understand their inter-
est too we'll 10 be gulled into The supper, of
a man. who has linked himself with the
DanviIle faction, and turned traitor TO his
former, friends for the purpose Of destroying
the best interest of,he county. Roaring Creek
is good for three 10 one against Fruit, so
say our friends in the district.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-01
JOHN McREYNOLDS.
Yours, &c,

We learn fiom Roaring Greek, lha; the
course pursued by the DanviIe faction, in
attempting 10 prevent flee expression OF
The citizens Of The township IN IA matter
which deeply interests themselves, a, the
late removal meeting held at Mr.. Kerns, is
recoilng upon their owa heads with ten
fold force. The people Indignantly rtjec.
The idea, 'a. they are no. qualified to Judge
OF their own inter and wishes, and that
they can be brow beaten to abandon mea.
sure Tor which they have fought for thirty
years,by .he DanviIle faction. They are TOO
intelligent and understand their interests too
well TO be duped and forced 10 go agains.
their well known interest and that OF the
county. 1t has spread a spirit abroad in that
township, which will leach The wire work.
ers Of Danville lesson on the secondTues.
day OF October which they will no! soon
forget.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-01
THE SUPERVISOR,

For several weeks the Danville faction,
have been secrelely and insiduous!y endea.
voring to lnJure John McReynods, The
supervisor on the North Branch Canal both
at home and abroad, for The purpose of ere.
ating an influence agalns, ,he removal ques.
lion and Daniel Sny der, but finding their
secret operations had no effect, they ale
now attempting TO destroy him, with lheir
base and scandalous falsehoods through The
columns Of .he Algerine. In the last Intel.
igencer they Intimate that John Mickey.
nolds offered TO belrsy the removal party If
they would stop their opposition 10 hum
A more foul aud malicious falsehood never
was uttered by man. and he who wro,e
that Article in question knows il 10 be so.-
This course, however. is in character, with
their usual operations, first falier and coax
and promise ofhce,-lheD persecule SANDER
and abuse-lhen, by bsseless charges.
attempt 10 destroy The confidence Of ,he
friends of removal in every prominent man
who takes an active par, in the eause.---
This game has been of some advantage to
them hereloiore,and knowing the hopeless.
ness OF their presen. situation, and despair.
ing of elec,ing Richard Frui. unless they
can create division and jealousy in ou,
ranks, sheir personal arrows are hurled Al
every one whom they have ,hs Isas. pos
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-01
PIPE LAYING.

We are taken 10 do by the Algerine, for
saying that the Danvile faction had threat.
ened 10 impor, votes into Danvile, to be
used at the October election. We repeat
what we have said upon the subject, ant
the Algerine virtually admits The fact, when
he says tha. they will poll more than seven
hundred votes in Mahonipg and Valley, as
II is well known that they have not now
over five hundred legal voters in the two
townships, and all they poll over that, are
The effect of "pipe laying" |! is easy
enough to insert on the list some two or
three hundred fclicious names; and. if they
ca1 get men base enough To assume them,
to increase their vote thus much. 1t has
been done under less desperate circunstan.
ces than that IN which the Danvile faction
is now placed. Men who will use corrupt
and dishonorable means in the beginning OF
an act will not stop at any ,hing, however
base 10 consumate il.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-01

The Danvilie Democrat is out agains,
Charles Gunner as IA candidate for Register
aud Recorder, because he is removal man,
thus showing their preference forP. Bllmey er
because he is oppossd 10 removal. The two
tickets are now fairly before .be public in
their true character, pledged for and against
removal then let that be The lest vote.
Philip Bilmeyer has heretofore insulled
,hs iriends ofIemoyal by refusing 10 give
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-01

II is no! whe!hdr his or that man shall be
elected 10 the Legslature-i, is not whether
,his or that political party shall triumph
No. But whether the county Of Columbia
shall be destroyed by division, or the
distracted state Of the people be fore yer pu,
at rest, by removal. Remember ,l.at you
are voting not for ,be man only, but for the
question for or agains. division-for or
agains, removal,and that the rcsul, Of This
election decides the fate of The county either
for veal or for woe. Let not then the vile
ISLANDERS of your opponents drive you from
your interest, and if you Rave pressing
business on the second Tuesday of October
put il aside for one day and cast your vote
Tor him whom ou know will watch over
your rights. and protect The county from
dismem5erment.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-01
BE WARE OF FALSE ELECTION.
EERING.

We cannot loo often warn the people to
beware oi the "lalse elecliuneerng" of the
Danvllle faction. They are already food.
ing lie county with haudbllls, making per.
sonal and abusive attacks upon The character
OF Daniel Sny der. and other friends Of the
removal. Nothing Is 100 foul or base for
Them 10 resort ~, # it will have ,he least
tendency tu defeat the removal. Therefore,
we caution all 10 beware Of their false and
villaInous liandblIls which they will issue
daily from tie press OF .he Aigerine, and
circulated by the hands Of The sheriff Of lhe
county, while travelling through it election.
eerlng Tor his brother.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-01

bible chance Of affecting. Az i, respects
Mr.. McReynolds, by his letter which fol-
lows. they have chance to FIRE upon him
their charge. il they have II in their power.
He asks them TO publish any letter Of his,
whether II was directed 10 one who
lad always professed friendship for him, e.
who, 10 say the least, had been laid under
obligation by the acts ofMcReynolds which
would have induced an honorable man. not
to have Joined in the unholy crusade agains,
him, for lille supposed personal benefit
to another. But i, seems as il the noxious
vapurs Of the political region Of Danville,
destroys all sense OF honorable feelings Of
gratitude for past favors OF friendship in
The breast Of every man who rem,oUes ruth
IN its bounds, or inhales its bIigh,ing
breeze.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-01

them any information 40 10 the business OF
his Office, md now, Notwithstanding his
secret elecsioneerine, among the removal
party to persuade them not 10 lei ,ha, quss.
,ion interfere with his election, Is endeavor.
ing to injure Charles Conner, among the
opponents Of removal, upon the local ques-
,ion. THIS is species Of false election.
eering truly. Let our friends remember
him.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-01

The Algerine asks US to publish wha. he
calls correspondence between certain men
IN Orange and Greenwood townships, and
Richard Fruit. We would have no hesi,a
ZION in publishing il, did we not know tina.
II is not villa, /. purpcrls 10 be. The sigpers
were merely instruments in The hands of
some Danville men 10 blind the people as
TO The true issue before them. The cores.
pondence was written in DanviIle, and a
young lawyer despatched with orders 10
procure as many names 10 be attached TO j.
as could be found willing in those 10 owiships
10 be used blnd-folded, and we will bet a
grain Of honesty with any man in DanvilIe
II that much can be found there 10 be slak-
ed, ,ha. neither OF those who signed
the letter 10 Richard Fruit, saw The
reply Of Fruit. after his signature was al.
'ached until il was published by Tue Alge.
rine.
BY the way, has the Berwick Sentinel,
lhe Dauville lnlelligencer, or The Danville
Democrat heard that Democratic Removal
Convention was held d. Bloomsbury on The
29!h OF August. II they have, ,thei. patrons
IN The removal interest would like 10 know
The result Of that convention. They are
entitled 10 some liille notice from Them for
The aid they render towards their support
The obligation must be all one side, one
would think from lheir uni,e'i opposition TO
The interest OF The friends Of removal. Will
they brook it,!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-01
Buck HoRN, Sept. 10, 1912.
Mr.. WEpB,

Mr.. WEpB,
Sir, in the DanviIle in,elligencer,o of the
10th inst. West says that wrote a letter
TO an individual Of Danville telling wha,
had done; and in.imalng that would do
more hereafter. if required. thereby init
mating ihat was willing to 20 against the
removal party in this county. Now Sir,
if Mr.. Best, or any Of his friends. has any
such letter, il will be an easy matter TO sal.
isfy 'he public of my willingness 10 befray
The party, by publication Of the letter in
the columns Of The Dsnviie lntelligencer,
which would be much more to The poin,
than his comments; as an Intelligent com.
munily will be altogether as competent to
judge as he is.
You will oblige me by giving the above
a place in the Columbia Demo
crct
r.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-01
RlaMlOVAM
AND
.ANII DIVISION MEETING.

AT meeting held by large number Of
citizens Of the township of Roaring Creek,
at the house Of Elijah Price in Numidia.
on she 2lsl of Sept. 1912, Solomon Fe,
terman, presided, Michael X. Hover and
Joseph Denger, Vice Presidents, Lewis
Bidding Secretary, II was
ResoiUed-Tha. j. was expedenl to hold
Meeling Of The
FRIENDS OF REMOVAL.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-01

II sven tha. vigilance wac ever non,,ss
be exer'ed In Ibis county, il is now. w,.
two factions, one at either extreme os W 't
county are endeavoring to divide The cous.
merely 10 subssrve their own private s",
10 the great injury Of large portion Of f"u y,
people of the county. fad Whereos, W W
feelings existing in The county arising I
ol The present unnatural and iniud5,;a
location OF our courts, is such as to renS.
it absolutely necessary before peace csn uaue
again restored TO our citizens, tina, remo,.
or division should take pIace-Therefors
Resofced That we have no hesi,a,;o.
IN saying that a removal would be far mn'
beneficial to the people of The CO, n,v XJ
division, as being less expensive. an
calculated, unlike division, to advance j Sj
value Of property and prosperity Of M
county. "1
Resotued--That we firmly believe 4,
the ohlec. OF the party who sustain Ricb.,II
t,rni',ior Assembly is, judging from The raoj
OF his being sustained by all who onenI,I
ad"ocaie division, and from The declars,;o,
OF the opponents of removal, 10 procure J
division of the county regardless of ,h1
injurious tendencies of such a meas,,o
upon several townships and villages vim.
the county, as well as upon the nhabilan1
generally.
Resotued--That under such circums,,r
ces' we VIII give our support 10 no mani
lor 'lle Legislature, who is not an opeDa
aVowed friend to the removal, and a decided
anu unqualified opponent 10 division unds1
every and any circumstances.
ReSOtUed-That from our knowled,o "A
Daniel Snyder, and his acts in the Lceisl.]
;or, we have The utmost confidence ,ba, L1
VIII CONFORM TO our wishes in This respec,]
and that If elected, he will carry them onl
TO !hc letter, therefore we will give him oul
united aud hearty support for a member Al
'ne Legislature, regardless of The abuse b,1
may be hurled at him, by the o,no
nents Of removal anu advocates oc d.;
sion. o'''1
ReSofOed-That the late attemp, IN dol
tract from his character as an ho,es, W.
r'gh'''al'hlul representative. merely becauss|
ne IS an advocate Of The removal, will render
INN still more dear TO his friends, and will
oe the means OF giving him such vote in
lhe county as will make his enemies b;ja
their heads with shame,
HesofUed--I'hat our motto in The com;rJ ]
election shall be "Removal and no Div;.,
slon'" and that we will give long pulI. a
strong pull and pull altogether, that our
ilag may lor ever after hoa, 10 the breezs
triumphant.
Alter The adoption Of the resolutions the|
meelIng was eloquen'ly addressed by Chris
'Ian Brobsi. Esq. aud Col. II. Webb, who.
depu'ed IN glowing colors, the wicksdness
oi the DanvlIe faction, in their a,lemp. To-
cu' and carve up Columbia county, that
shey may retain The courts in their presen,
unnatural position, and gave The true char
acter OF their false eleciioneering sche me,
TO prevent the true issue OF the election I'd
be understood by the people. Alter which,
on motion, it was.
Resoired-Tha' the proceedings of ,h,
meeung be signed by the officers, and
published in the Columbia Democrat, and
all other papers IN the County.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-01
FRIENDS OF REMOVAL.
AND
OPPONENTS no DIVISION.

at the House OF Elijah Price. in Numidia,
Saturday October, LIST 1912, at Two o'clock
+. NJ. 10 adopt measures,o secure union ol
action among ihc iilends Of Removal and
Opponents lo Division. al ihe approaching
elecuun. IL is hoped that all will attend
without distinction 81 party.
Several strong adddresses will be deliver
ed.