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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-03

The House on Thursday passed joint
resolution, declaring that no member shall
be paid for The lime he may be absent, un.
less from sickness. OF course il cannot
become law unless the Senate agree 10
it,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-03

We were presented the past week with a
Tomato, by Mr.. E. Armstrong, weighing
two pounds, and measuring eighteen inches
IN circumference. Beat this VINO can.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-03

THE TARIFF BILL.

Has passed both houses of Congress and
has been signed by the President. Both Of
our Senators voted for it.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-03
CONGRESS

Adjourned on Wednes lay las! afler a
session Of about nine months,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-03

The damage at Washington by the late
flood is estimated al $4,000 or $4,000.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-03

Wheat is arriving briskly at GAINESVILLE
and sells al 80 cents per bushel.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-03

At The head OF our paper we have placed
the ticket formed at the Removal and Anti
Division Convention, on Monday last, and
~e arc gra'ifed to learn that 1t gives univer,
sal satisfaction of
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-03

II will be perceived by the proceedings of
the county convention that DanielSnyder is
recommended as candidate for the Legis-
Iature in favor of Removal and opposed to
Division. II is but all ac! of fjustice TO Mr..
Snyder, that he should be sustained by the
twenty.eigM hundred vote rs in the county
who petiioned for the Removal, and in
structed him to advocate il. He procured
the passage oe a bill through the house,
leaving it TO the people 10 decide this ques
ton among themselves. 1t was opposed
by the Danville people, because they
knew that majority of the county were
against them. They were unwilling that a
majority should govern and are determined
that the rights Of the majority shall not be
respected. Then let the friends of removal
rally around Mr.. Snyder, and say TO him,
swell done, thou faithful servant" by
giving him their votes and raltfying the
course he pursued in the Legislature L..
compliance with their Instructions, and our
word for it, the Danville and Berwick
gentry will have hard task next winter to
procure division, or prevent a removal
They know it well, therefore they will not
stop at any thing that intrigue and misrep.
reseniation can effect to defeat aim.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-03
DANIEL SNYDER,

The candidate for Assembly it is unnecessa.
ry for us to say word, He has represent.
ed the county for the past two years, and
with what unfinching fidelity he has per-
formed his duty TO his constituents is known
10 all. lie now suffers himself to be again
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-03

There has been great religious reviva
in Cecil County. Md.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-03

TO THE SUPERVISORS OF THE
SEVERAL TOWNSHIPS.
NOTICE
n s hereby given by the Commissioners of Colum.
n bla county, that from and after this date. all the
repairs necessary to keep the county bridges in or
der will be done by and at the expense of the
al townships in which such bridges are stuated,and
that the County Commissioners will not hereafter
enter into contracts for any repairs that may be
wanted.
JOHN DIETERICH,
CHRISTIAN WOLF,
JACOB DEMOTT.
Commissioners.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Danvllle, Aug. II, 1912.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-03

The treaty adjusting our difficulties with
Great Britain has been ratified in the Sea.
ate by decisive vote.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-03
CHARLES CONNOR,

The candidate for Register and Recorder, is
young man, of prompt energetic, business
habils,a good pensmar,a and ready 'copyies,
and with all a good removal man. His
election is certain.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-03

We have never witnessed county con.
ventlon where more union and harmony of
feeling prevailed, than at the Removal con-
ven!Ion on Monday last, Every delegate
appeared TO feel The importance of union
among all The real friends of the county, to
effect a removal as the only preventative of
that worst OF all curses that could befal the
county, a division. Upon this feeling ev-
cry member acted. 1t was not whether
this or that man was 10 be placed upon the
ticket, but what was best calculated to bring
about the object for which all felt deep
and anxious solici.ude, that acua,ed them
in their deliberations. This feeling pro-
duced The ticket placed at our head, ,and this
same feeling among the people will elect it
with an overwhelming majority. A major
ity that shall hereafter put down all oppo.
silion TO tie glorious cause of equal
Rights" and "Exact JUSTICE" and make
the Danville faction do what they promised
they would do at Harrisburg, last winter,
should Daniel Snyder be re-elec,ed,-' give
up the contest" We call then upon every
real friend OF the best interest of Columbia
county, 10 give their vote for Daniel Snyder
and thus give "a long pull, strong pull g.
a pull altogether" thar justice may take
place, and keep little Columbia, what she
now is, good little county.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-03
JACOB EYERLY,

requires no recommendation at our hands.
He is well known for his prompt business
habits, and correct manner with which he
has heretofore performed the duties of the
Office. He will be elected,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-03
JOHNSTON IXELER,

is worthy respectable farmer, well quail
fed for the station for which he is candi-
date. He will protect the interests of the
county by seeing that the accounts Of the
Offices are correctly Audited.
IT,, o...I;Ja,. r..
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-03
NOTICE.

d. APPLETON & Co
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-03

candidate at the urgent solicitation Of his
removal friends, that he may carry out the
work he SO noby commenced last winter,
--effeciualy destroy the division project
and bring about removal of the seat of
justice of The county, a measure So earnest
ly desired by large majority Of the cli-
zens Of the county or his election their
cannot be a shadow of doubt, if his removal
and anti.dvision friends do but their duty.
JOHN B. EDGAR.
the candidate for Commissioner, is every
way qualified for the Office. He is good
mechanic. good citizen; and will make a
good Commissioner.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-09-07
V 0 L. XIV. NO. 81

Austin Beecher of Hinesburgh held 49,
Benjamin Briefly, and his view, in ,h;,
matter, before the audience, il thei, ,r,,o
light. He was glad "the gentleman "
had spoken out and shown himself Mt
that he was glad to have him entsrt.;.
such sentiments. But inasmuch as he did
entertain them, he was glad to see Them
brought out and exposed.
After remarks by several individuals
disposition was manifested to make a com
promise, for the sake of union. So tho
resolution was amended, and passed in
! the following form:
Resolved, That we can not fellowship
those as christians who voluntarily con-,
time TO hold their fellow men in BONDAGE.
or advocate the right of doing so.
had already occupied about as much
time as thought proper-and 50 offered
no obstruction 10 their 9nioa at the sarri.
i fee of principle, inasmuch as could
speak my sentiments on the subject in the
Telegraph, without having a battle 10
! fight, TO prevent myself being gagged
/ The word, "roluntariIy,' destroys the
value, the force, the effect, and he com,
mon sense of the resolution. AS THOUGH
any one could be Shareholder against
| his aeiH! An adukerer, a drunkard, a
| liar. thief, inroluntorily! Shame on
/ you, brethrenl& o, amt You ashamed =? !
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-09-07

! MINERAL WEALTH-Wo learn from
Hills N. II. Patriot that DR.. Charles T..
Jackson. State Geologist, has lately ex-
amined rich vein of arsenic in Dunbar
ton, every ton Of which, in its crude state.
he represents 10 be worth forty dollars,
delivered 10 Boston. Il is extensively
used 10 painting. DIR. Jackson says this
may be easily mined; it NAV be taken TO
Boston by railroad, at an expense probab-
ly not exceeding four or five dollars. per
ton. DR.. jackson is about proceeding 10
Warner. for the examination of the lime
stone which is known to exist, and has
been partially worked at that place.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-09-07

Cruelty. 1t is reported that the pris-
oners a: The Auburn Prison, are tortured
by their keeper by being placed 10 she
stocks. and having stream 81 cold water
constantly dropped on their beads This
for minute. would appear trifiing, but
being continued, becomes excruiiating
torture. We hope the name of the in
ventor Of this mode of punishment. will
be made public. Mechanic.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-09-07

.Since that time my views have gn :S.;o1 of
change. AZ to the power and JurlsdEun w, again
church over such matters. ! should Nv
carry case to such tribunal
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-09-07

During the seven years have published the
Telegraph have not stained it with such an in .
consistency. | can not endorse for the genuine
ness of the religion which allows fraud. oppression
and mdn-stealing. And the religion which allows
OF man Staying now consider to be no better than
the religion which allows Of man-steaiiag. Both
are spurious. They are from beneath, and no,
from above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-04
j. PEASE & SONS
CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF Z
HOARHOUND CANDY

THIS pleasant Tedcine s formed BY combination Of IS
coughs and pu%S1sry Complaint, and BY IL
yy s 70 s%ss
mated that the benefit Of the whole is ed
HEAD THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS.
a, DeTKoIr, Oct. l4th, 1871.
Dear s BE 50 good 70 send twenty Of your large
:ss :y me- e. my
r'r' am w''hEFsa' respect Rrprrr1n Nm
Ihave Pesss in my family for coughs,
e0'' ,n' n0'''''e' sol SSe SsS'SER
ns' Ri:'fsa period
Al I X y A.;
IF x
si's %
voice nothing equal tive recommend il 70
ISiguedl
ksiioss recent fasso! Shsre i.0 %'st 81.
New = sss.A s'sA'
Rev. NJ G; ;1 Pastor Church
Betty f..,sr Of Wesley Methodist Church. cor
Rev s Ne f lyon fs:os Nj Church.
As regris the efhcacy Of Peases Hoarhound Candy,
enough has been certificates published and
who 50 would believe the above neither would he be be-
lieye, though shouid rise fr m the dead
90 PedaTs Ceseeiione!. Sre not appointed Agent,
Each envelope Of the Genuine Pease Hoarhound andy Is
signed Pease San, Division of whom il can be OBJ
tended to. "
Terms invariably Cash xd A! isssr must be postpaid
Rnshton Aspnwal Ito Broadway, 10 Astor House. and
81 William st. ' -
THOMPSON, cor Fulton and William sts
Sands y Fulton St and Granite buildings, Of Broad
way ard Chambers st; over No 8 Sixth Ausu,.
The follc wing State ageus:-
Dir q W Eedding No. State ct, Bostsn. Mass
Mr Zeber, No. 81 Doek st, PhladelphIa, Pa.
Rawls & Co 81 State ct Albany.
ar Robertson, No ITO Baltimore 81, Baltimore. Md.
MessrJ pubose X Co. Mobile, Ala
leans. La ~' "
Rev Mr. nval asa Broad st, Nexask, NJ
Mr. w N HIS lde man, Louisville, Ky.
Mr. Revcev Teller Detroit. Mich. 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-04
LUCINA CORDIAL.


Lusna po the United State. snS IN ,sss
hsmrhiTe and s.; AIRED III. yast reputation which
ifSsss ID s:S G re
been to 10 the cure Of ncptnt
.sos way ih. result n that medicine
ion which places The viii due prsesoon tSe
s s =. 4 ;
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and assS SS pain Tcsbs how
mend s 70 he a. ,a %.o
sspoa,is,liy feeling ssur;d hey give il hs required To-
a.sn r be The b. afflicted 70 Pr
sGps de mmene American rspasiisn o. The Lacins Cor
& snS Sa..d is thoroughly pysstsaisd ndu
Ssi been Fear osprs and to restore
t ree eed e s a and sppaJny
from Dr. Msenn agency Of the Lycina Cordial
snS ss great s%San, o. is:;ony hat
nv 1--WE anv oecsned committing myself vjdually,
S nes Ss upward. q oos 6sndGsa
s and aa asis.. Of c.ae.,s:
"a ssoI.l oesIssn.n can qnhesitsnsiy warrant i, az
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IMPORTANT WORK

Containing essT o. Aits
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-04

X ALSOMlNE PAINTING for Beau y, Economy Dura
bilfy kcPossesss advantages every otherJyttm
Of fanug ssit IL free from alt unple SMELL retaining
re hriiiiancy OF coior ar applied lime than
th Painting nis well adapted for walls ceines or any in
general. 80 ~
Applied by JOSEPH PEARSON, No. 4ss Broadway cor
and az information respecting the same Worx promptly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-04
DR. MORRISON :

NORTH NvSR DIsPENsARY 2o4l Fulton IT. pe.,
~ qrssnwieh. pr. Morriscu, Me%b:5 Of tie Royal Cor
s Navy, continues to be consulted daily all disease Of
delicste stature and all those esn,nv
injudic0us and the use OF
medeins. DR. N has hid an experience Of ~ years treat
and mild, SAFE, and nfalses substitute Tor mercury
srsd atm The tsnees virus with certainty without subject
ing the patient 70 any risk, restricting him his usual diet
emell. n - 49, -
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY. --rhous,,a, or o.ps
sn are sade.!ne from the Consequences of indugcncs
sscret destructive habit and nerves are further in
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STIMULATE only 70 induce greater depresson pr NJ rss %
prsiy pathological principles and fails esfabsne
cure aIss The most ebsnais yield to his plan Of !saent
letter. post pa,d and eontsinng saabls Fee via sn.rs
ur,o. W De giving histesy Il his eass m d.tsl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-04

No ISL Broadway, beween Anthony and Leonard street.
CRESH Importation Of Mechanical Lamps The suHsr,ber
respectfully that Ne has uA received from Paris
e eomt. and splendid assortment Of the
Lamps imported in tns csuory embracing
and most fashionable patterns now IN ussin P-oseiher
Psrer Shades Tapep ,kc., re, an vch nay be
ris,d at hs store, No. su > Roadway.
The superiority Of the Msehaaisai Lamp, eombinig e
iee In the consumption ~ Oh with
s most erssn and regular diffusion Of light, tabshso
al reduced. that they DO aot much exceed the
Ss"ps ssd Lssrss Issssa fer halls .sd Psra.s., FL
T.. y. SAXON. t
s.,-. Successor "a A. pIkeor,
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PORTUGUESE
r E M A L E Pill LIS.

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N; Pr goUDELOQUE, M. D. LISBON PORTUGAL.
THE scientific combination Of ingredients OF winch thess
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ration the world Th are known all Europe To b
IT nProdueine the monthly srn.. Their certainty
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for though mild safe and healthy they ARE esra's &
rro0 e miscarriaes il used during that period.
round with the seal Of the importer stamped Zach bex con
a tne ngna,urs Of M ds Soudslo9uJ spd The Engrsh "
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They BE- by mail mart Of the Uutsi
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100 Ch.ry, arcazrne Pncs o. Hal hoxss -.
No half boxes sent BY mail
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DR. FELIX GOURAUD'S
POUDRES SUBTlLES.
FOR ERADICATING HUMAN
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TIMBEa FOR THE Y. 8. DRY DoCk BRopkLYNk.
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Boo piles s'ofiss s.ryns
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average inches in diameter feet from the butt
5000 nsa pine timber foot square for floor tim:
lsOs nsa feet white pine do foot BY foot inches
s board of snch white pine plank for floor
s hoard inch yellow pine plank for sheet
above timber and plank be of perfectly sound and
he piles straight be procured and in
~ rsDesis prepared for sharpening and driving.
oto be sawed straight and square edged to the
sboye pvsn aud of the following lengths viz one half Of
each "a Be sticks ~ as as and feet The remaia
ing half Of esch lot in sticks a. 40 and ~ feet long-the
number feet Of each length TO be naary the same
The white pine plank be entirely free from large kuo0
- "a les than feet and widths from 10 to Is to
HE yellow pine plank straight and square edged SUIT
aSle for driving sheet pling in lengths OF or ?s feet and
An the sbove timber plank delvarek such wharf
Engser Of he Dry Dock subject inspection and sppro
val Of such person az he may select.
The piles TO be such qusDtes and at such times
between the h Of July aud the 18th day Of October
The white pine timber delivered the day
TIE white elbow pine plank between the LIST Octobes
The pr possie the price per stick for the piles
par cubic loot for the white timber. and foot board
neasurc for the and pine plank
The reserved less than the whole quantity
q each kind Of timber TO biddsr-snd eers will be
Poposst be endorsed, Proposals for Timber, for Dry
NE Ut w vi n sis Navy Agent
An stsvtAtst =. =
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CO Observation-Disclosures,

MADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS.
M These invaluable Podershave been nniversay adoptsd
in Europe but Frnee 10 partcular for upwards iof y
years we'll BY Thousands in this country being The
only mild safe and acios remedy for married ao whose
MADAM. Rests, well know1, was for tlirshy,ysars
Female Physician the two principal Female Hospitsls N
EuroYe-those Of Vienna and Parwere favored 81 hsf
great experience and opportunities she attained A eels
Srty those great discoveries In medical sespcs - sps
eialfy adapted TO the female frame for which her mednss
now stand unri.aled well this country Egs3ps Hs
frame enabled hereby thu decline sd N nalth Of
auen rapid and often apparently ns.eaSs ssnsss Thish
true ;oaree-to arrive kn9wlsdes Of shs S.ry e;s 9f
1908 led 70 the discovery her celebrated rsvsnt!e Pow
only the health but the life Of many a ahectionas wife
The advertiser feeling the importance q th. subject and
imag the vest benefits re9nltinG to Thousands by theis
,aop!o. mos. rss.stfoy arouse the attsnton q the
don z tnot wise and yista9ss to prevent; sto Which
Every dsPasona.e yirpo.s and sngstsnsd mind VIII
dame Reste recommend. Or ever rscSmmsndsd Pef Ore
tiess They b BY mail % any Part efhe ua
MADAME RksTELL. Female Pbysielan. Principal smss.
to ocik M Boston olsee No. 7Esser 81 ne dastm,
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MADAME .RESTETI,
s. 81 COUNTERFEIT. I7 q
FEMALE MONTHLY
~ tttr ~ PILLS 3 go seIs5

OWING TO the celebrity efficacy and invatiabe success Of
~ Madame Restells Female Monthly Pills in d eases Of
reGulsrty, suppression. sopss Of those fsncoss q
natgr. uIon which The health every female snes
countsfeits and limitations continually attempted 70 b
paimed off for the genuine. Cheap common yiis pchs
"Femals Monthly Pills with the object Of selling possbis
dollar Females Therefore cautioned against these
that all Female Monthly Pills are cogsisries except those
sold at Madame Reseib Principal Once iis Greenwich It
New York and No ESSEX street. Boston. Price S1.li
Madams Rsstss signature II written hs cover Of each
B. The married under some circumstances. mist sbstas
from their use for reasons contained IN the direetio