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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-05
MEDICAL.
JSTOJ,S SARSAPARULA

MEDlOAL.
BRISTOL'S SARSAPARILLA.
MANTEACTuRED and sold By the pLopnns ssn; WI
LIAM sgTEo %he .aS 81 Bqs sis x
isnds and iss Greenwich ST. and by the principal
before the public ,SU. .5 is
until and as's S;s ss,aSs 81
s sae:: Many s Of s'Sssff
the rS.ssss,on Gf ths pT0ps
sons who have BY Is M me
Mr. B.o which prove how
de .V SssS By &c % 5
sssissS s sRs
III ssmp as % 1ssqsa from
the morbid action the absorbent and gandulsr systems
n 1T
would make d. HSties much toe Lengthy and
III. PREPARATION, hun sdv.r.s rable
and sd1
h,' Is only need bs tnoSp Be apr.s
added popularity, be The direct result Of
hs daily received BY the p.op,isse,
1 e ~, aasss .dess s9
Of $ CITY, who hsys nSe h
own article g the Who'll. WORLD shows conclusvely that the
-
New YonK. April 20. isaa
selling during s S;s @ H. Sss1
hear Of virtues from those who have used IT, that
;sntiOn sdveI.nE Gu; are such with the
ni oss o
VI
en- Sss s
Of K 9 than other hGus W. shall BE
New York in the q month
rs Fulton street. 40u'' very re1PsfBs.I&liTb B. SANDS
OPINIONS FROM MEDICAL ,,. GENTL !: 4 ~,
We are acquainted with the preparation Of ssIsspars
has.E use q OF OF
Sasapsr in highly FORM preparation
si'ssS best
}SS|#f baAS IS SD + $ASsSs
From Doctors Wells and Cheney resident Physicians Cam
prescribed NJ ;:d Pc: @
of Sanapars Practice and have always found
e5sssn p Ca where s,.spssra was s
freely say the best preparation Of sanapaIs
The following extract of Dr. j. Hyde. of
the oldest and p,sctionsn in The
Mr. e Bris,oDeAr Sir am nearly Out Of saspsn,
sno yod % nue. al this pae
have frequently prescribed your Compound Fluid Extract
chronic Diseases especially in scroaa
affections, with scroiuous habit Also, secondary
s fSd nc
preparTaHnopp Of S q, ever usea. uvnr
r, H n,I much rssgest yours truly j. A. HYDE
MIC C. Bistolsr We have used vour E.trsct OF s.r
.aIaia in practice aud Cor diseases arising from an I'M
se a IoPs s anu as eno'a'0r s system
We '''''" " '''' ''''' 40" Pfsbh p. HoYT, MD
From Dr. A. Miller. WIN. NAY Id
' ~ 100. Rosr. Julys. 1871.
am = R, n me 81 d y a ~
my SSi, ~ y" ar sna ~ oar
a I'M my, hse xsI s With a.
n q q Nv.. " S" -. ~
ffo" H. o. o'NoS Co,,,n, Eric Co Julv & ,a1f
hsvs been acquainted nth B..to. s.r.ap.; Tor num-
tee have invariably found r To- the desired
S @ P btned have no ID atom IN savin. thai
tpsi Of its Virtues viii sustain nv opinion -
From Dr. A. r. Curtis Arrc. oene,e. Co.. Juv 2. 1ax.
BTsS :, my
possessing all Of the principle of sasaparla, and
A. P. CURTIS, M. D,
OswEeo. May 6, 1871.
her Sickness and have hesitation in that her
very may attributed the BstolI Sarsaparia
H. X THURBER, M. D.
sste%sn5 q the ABOVE ease may De seen oy Gazing on
Darcy, July g. 1884,
nston haVnr Treated W. g. Cross Surns Ii. ness know
he above p.Iiea.T. and
the least hestaon ascnong his cure The
aens was the means of entirely rssng and sacatns the
EHAsT p,ss CROSS 9s1, :, M ;. d.
We the undersigned particularly acquainted with Mr.
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WORM LOZENGES.

destroyer discovered.
1t is cstimaf ed that in the United States,
100000 CHILDREN DIE YEARLY
from the effect Of Worms alone This mortality be
almost entirely prevented BY the use Of Peters celebrated
without the real disease. The following
Of the symptoms; Headache pale lips flushed cheeks disturb
ed thu bad taste in the mouth, often
sive BREATH itching of the noss pain in the stomach
unnatural appetite sweed stomach limbs, Of
thing rising IN the chest, &C.. -
Mrs. Catharine Ann Briggs, Cherry Pade lphia has
Iirfle daughter who had been decline for
At she would voracously and sometimes nothing
ALL and she wasting her symptoms
unusual and contradictory that the doctors knew what
do but do what thew would she constantly and
reluctantly they declared she die At the request Of
friend the mother at this stage procured box of Peters Worm
Lozenges The rst dose satisfied all that worms were the
Mr.. j. W. Carpenter merchant, Roosevelt ". Y, says
Dr. Peten' Worm Lozenges than the
doctor claims for them He has used them in his family with
when eveiy other medicine failed
Wherever they have been ased they preferred to all other
possessing receipts Of value selected from esch
the valuable part. and they confidently say those lozen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-05
CORDIAL LOZENGES.

Peters Cordial Lozenges specific for the relief Of
sick adache owncss Of spirits melancholy
gucr and debility either from previous disease v
Of the stomach, irtsbly Of the nerves.
gue paptation Of the heart From their efficacy the
relief of headache they called by many the Headache o
ING PLASTER.
This only the cheapest but the BEST neatest and
comfortable plaster in existence.
Peters Shilling Plaster easy and effective remedy
for pain the breast side somachweakness the
chest lops back-sness Of the Deck-aections Of the
limbs JOINTS whether produced BY remstism other
ses-habtual the head stomsch-pe colds coughs
liver complaints weakness of the disposition break
IN bes pimpes essness Of the frame, and for
raj debilitation. r.
Let any person afflicted above try Of Pcters Shilling
Pasters and II that he could not be
vailed discard again for probably for hun
dred dolars. Price IL 12 cents. -
Principal Offices 1875 Fulton street. Of Nassau and $50
Broadway and 90 North Sixth Philadelphia s28 lmsr
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CQIIGH I.QZENGES

pETERs' COUGH LOZ.NGES are now rapidly super
.edng a. oher for the relief Of coughs colds
asthma whooplng congh gtness OF the chest
sS5HPiS BE Those who
seSp Season Do neglect ght cough until sonsu@p
proves fatal. Price % cents per box
Peters Cough Lo.snses have psSmsd some of the most
80 THE GREAT OBJECT GAINEDl
PETERS INDICATED LOZENGES the va.
and s se hss
s
the most distgushed physicians IN tbe Union. who believing
paiabe FORM have their sbors @ that end till they
nss IN III S:. 9
TO PATENTS we say, not without these Lozenge,
AZ any to these suggestions a. you value the ve'
PETERS PILLS.
have used them (an who has that Dr. Peters Vegetable
ingenuity of They sovereign the following
spants aud bilious fsveI ague dy.pep,
male distractions heartburn fqed tongue
bitual loss Of botched saow complex
on and all Of orpor Of the bowels where caharc
exceedingly mild their operation producing
hf5 njo;;. s%S ns q Va They are bet
ter Pill than can make" He recommends their use:
mss seand s & he sna ssy psom %
remarkable cures that they preferred to other med
Mrs E. Ward of New York. was troubled with dyspepsia
and liver complaint for Is By using these Pills short
Miss CLARK with irregularities. and obstruction
attended with most distressing symptoms She was cured by
Hon f. D. Davis was afflicted with rheumatism so as to be
unable dress himself Three boxes Of Peters Pills entirely
But why multiply testimonials We say to all try Dr. Pc
te Vegetable Pill and we will guarantee that afterwards
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-20
CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

1T CIk4RLOIIE COURT HOUSE. M
nNIiE subscriber will open Classical School At Char
L loe Courthouse the LIST Of FEBRUARY next, fs ths
reception Of Pupils. The scholastic year viii b divided
into two Sessions,he LIST ending the 30h Of June next,
after which there will be vacation Of month"; and
the second commencing the lst Of July, terminating the
oath Of December
Tho course Of studies will embrace all the branchcs
necessary for taking the degree Of Master Of Arts in e
University Of Virginia. and the method Vi ifnyartng is-
s,rucon viii be similar tina, adopted in ha, institution
All the branches u Mathematics Ill receive especial ~.
iention IN the Sschool. s,
In order to make the study OF Chemistry interest
ing the student most "a the experiments will 10
hlbl,ed before the Class.
The subscriber has prepared himself alnos, onr,ly ss
the University of Virginia, IN which Institution he has
taken the degree of Master Of Arts.
TERMS OF 1LI1ICN.
Forty Dollars per annum, half in advance. Fer thn
Modern Languages. French and Spanish, there will b.
additional fee Of S. per Session.
Observation-Disclosures Of the Ca,rersi,y Of Viz
gina Wood Bouldin, Charlotte c. H.. Va.
Beard can be obtained in the Village.
{. II. BARKSDALE, A. n.
Charlotte c. H.. Va Jan - tlF
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and one of them, indeed (Nlr BEsroN As son u d
Presidents Message is read, and denounce the wlboIs|
scheme, both in its principles and its details rscs III
the contrast to this procedure. which has been EXHIBIT
ed by the attitude ofgentemen this side Of the Hose
Whatever sentiments Of dissatisfaction they may b 49,
posed entertain in regard The past they have e1ha
tied temper Of eager condemnation Of what 10 now
proposed They willing TO consider the suggesisas
Of the Administration in a spirit Of csndof and 70 MAKE
Of them, il possible something fos the good Of ths
country This is the spirit which the conditions Of DE
country demand and gentlemen win get Gnd II mistake
not, that ii the spirit of the american People Of al pas-
ties. They demand, in the presence u the DID
cul,.s and cmbarassmens which afIlict the country,
that there sr,. be truce to the bitter strife Of party
Systems shall be laid aside and that an honest ard sncss
effort shall be made to find, II possible, commok
ground which the great interests Of the country.
long the sport Of party contests mny be placed TT
son nj least, in security and repose.
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Land, Negroes, Sc, SC,
FlDsk SALE

TNOR SALE, my PLANTATION, in Nelson coun-
III ty, within three miles of the Court House, and
asyen lrum the James River Canal and contains between
six and seven hundred acres; lies well and is easily
improved. About one hundred and fifty is well ia
ken in red clover further description is deemed I'M
necessary those disposed to purchase invited
anime for themselves. Icing determined 10 sell. good
bargain may be had. II not sold privately, before the
18Th day of February 1912, it will On that day the
PREMISES be offered to the highest bidder upon credit of
one two and three years, the purchaser give bond and
good security and deed OF trust upon the land
to secure the purchase money.
And at the same time and place, upon a credit until
the 18th day of July, 1912, TEN OR TWELVE
LIKELY NEGROES, stock of Horses, Hogs, Cows,
sheep, and Plantation Tools Of every description.
FLOYD l.. WHITEHEAD.
Jan. II tl9F
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stop tho Rascal.

HNfIE SUBSCRIBER hired man, who called
i himself JOHN MONROE. Horse, saddle and
bride, to ride to Lynchbnrg Wednesday last, the
18th inst, with the promise that he would return that
evening, and has failed to do yet. Monroe is
about teet rhine inches high, pretty well built black
hair blue eyes, good complexion, had tolerabe pair of
aayaskers and apparently about % "a years Of
aee, and from his speech. Scotchman The horse is
bay, about feet high small blaze in his face and
small place rubbed the root of his tail The saddle is
about half worn, with piece Of seat on the canc;
the bride snafc, with double rcins. A liberal reward
will be given for the detection delivery Of the above,
and any information thankfully received.
JNO. II. BAILEY.
The Richmond Wing, kanawha Patriot, Abingdon
Nrginian. and Fincastlc Democrat, will publish once
and send to this Office for collection
New London. Jan. II ct
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.VOfiCR,
Jan. II

HUAVING received information from various quarters
that, in consequence OF the death otC A Jennings
fmy former worthy and much lamented colleague and
nv own lonI confinement by disease. had gone
out into the country Of the death OF both the Inspectors
Planters Hare house, take this method of correcting
the mistake, and informing the public, that Mr. JOSIAH
H. WHTTLOW, who comes highly recommended as a
gentleman of strict probity Of conduct and engaging
urbanity of manners, is associated with Sc
cond Inspector.
take this opportunity 70 express my gratitude TO my
old friends and patrons Tor the liberal ecoura they
have for 3, lon. time afforded me, conjunction with
nv late lamcned coeag Ie aud solicit a continu
ance the liberal patronage in my associa
ton THOMAS JONES.
We the undersigned Inspectors. at Planters " arc
house. now acting under the style oIJones Nhitow.
having provided ourselves with sufficient number OF
hands, ready to groet customers with hearty
welcome aud we hope by diligence of attention, quick
ness of despatch an other service we can render
the Planter consistent with honest integrity. 10 give
general satisfaction We earnestly solicit the Planters
generally, to cali and give us a trial
THOMAS JONES.
JOSIAH II. WiIrFL0W.
Jan II 81
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II q o X s.! ~ o o X 81!

ID Ankles HISTORY OF TIT PoPEs,
IL Davies Sermons, 3 vols,
Barrow's Sermons, 2 %
Barnes Practical Sermons,
Early English Church.
Sutton the Sacramento,
Blunl's Works, vols,
krumnacker's Works,
Theology for the People,
Speeches of Lord Brougham.
Miscellanies Of do
Theirs History Of the French Revolution,
Carlylo's +" ~
Cahyle's Heroes in History,
The Church Almauack for 1912,
American Amanack for 342. &c., &c.. Ga
just received and for sale by
PAYNE s. GREGORY
Jan. 10 u
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FOR RENT,

C~-E COMFORTABLE Dwelling House.
G@3IST H. and other out houses attached, in the
4riiiM town Of Lccsyllle 1t would be an excel
kysxs3&ts lent situation for Saddler and Harness
maker. THIS property recently occupied by Mr.,
James Franklin, Apply TO
A. A. ARTHUR.
Lcesvillc Jan. II, 1912. 81
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.Vear Grocery Store.


wa l. TON 4 r L q u \
HAVE taken the house two doors above Messrs
=, - Nichols & Bells, and nearly opposite Homer &
"asons, where they receiving we'll selected
'dcs Of FAMILY CIR OCERIES, which they offer at
N'reney low prices for CASH, in tarer for country
produce They respectfully invite their friends to call and
'Samlneshe stock they determined to sell cheap
RICHARD w. WALTON.
MARQUIS w. TfcNA.
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The abov 'ae of Slaves. at the residence Of Mrs,
Mary Ill., is postponed till the q st Instant and the sale
al the Big Li.k till the 24th instant,
a. P. ESkRIDGE.
Jan IS totJ
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Il q as Hin L, ,

NH. the LIST Of January next. very good coo
~ and 'roncr Apply at Hocom5c s Otcy's Office
Jan II n
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FOR SALE.

/ HAVE fol- sale 2 LIKELY YOUNG .NEGR O
.Hh-E Bargains TO be had by early application to
{. PHELPS.
Jan. II ts
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AUCTION AND ca "a nASNlD.N
BUSINESS.
.NEky.YxLE T.1LDOT.

LAYING taken the house recently occupied by Mr..
4 ii. McCaw, few doors above the Franklin Ho-
tel, tenders his his friends and the public ~
Auction and com IN issjOm Merchant.
lie will attend to the sale Of Real Estate, NeQroos
Horess. and ovcry description Of Merchandise.
His acquaintance with the resident dealers in Ne
groes as well pretty extensive acquaintance in tho
contiguous neghborhood. will afford him every facility
the sale Of that species OF property His spacious
and cellar will enable him keep in good condi-
ion every article Of merchandise he may receive
tignmept.
He deemsi futile to make flourish Of promise and
WILL therefore, only say, that he will be grateful for pat
ronage, and those who bestow it, may roy upon Justice
at his hands
He will take charge of Negroes to be offered for sale
either privately publicly and board them IS eons
per day until the sale Effected Reasonable advances "a
property in hand.
REFERENCES.
Snitison H. Darts Sr. John j. Pmris
Richard ISree John Hollins
Mckinney e. .Nosby Henry Docis
Nc Corkle q. Ne Daniel While, 1Iwdy + ksins
Burton & Rodes Hancock &. .adams.
The Richmond Country Wing will publish the
above advertisement weekly four weeks, and send 40
count to this office for collection.
Dec l3 u
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REFERENCES.
PIOu.hs and Cultivators!!

TTVIlE subscriber Agent for the sale of the Justly
L celebrated PLOUGHS manufactured by Ruglss,
Nourse g. Mason, of Worcester, Massachusetts,. These
Ploughs have been introduced with great success into
Virginia and North Carolina Arrangements arc being
made keep in Lynchburg, full assortment Of the l
lowing various kinds and sizes
No A ! a, ono horse No hill side one horss
No A 2, one horse No A /, do two do
No A 3, two horse No Az, do three do
No 81, three horse No A 8, green sward, 3 10
No A 1, four horse No B do do
Nod do do i"
Also, Expanding Cultivators, article universally
approved by all who have tried them. These Ploughs
will be sold prices to suit the times. They are con
sidered superior to any Plough heretofore Offered ths
Farmers from the fact that the metal mould board and
point is Of the same strength and character Of dat used
competent supply of Extra Points TO suit the W
nous sizes, always on hand
JAMES A. STIGLER-
Oct 81 IAN
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9TH COW & IL l. = = :.
REMARKS OF Mn. RINES,
E.COND SESSION


OF VIRGINIA.
On The motion TO refer he Report Of the Secre.a,yo
the Treasury, contau,ing the plan Of an ETcdequer
Board, to a Select Committee.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-24
NOTICE.

THIhas have purchased at Constable Sale the
Il following articles sold by Richard Brewer
Constable on the 3st nst.as the property of George
Hartzel all, of which property | have loaned to
the said George Hartzel daring my pleasure, of
which the public will take notice.
One Lot Oats IS 90, Rye Sl0 Wheat S5,
Straw So so, one pair Quillars 81 l2, one Log
Chain 81 two Ploughs 81 l2, one Harrow 81 25,
one Calf 81 40, one Heifer So, one lot Potatoes
in the ground three dollars seventy five cents, do
Corn, eight dollars, do. Buckwheat, three dollars
half Wagon two dollars, Apples three dollars
twenty Eve cents, Harness five dollars seventy Eve
cents,
ELIAS WERTMAN.
August 3l5t 1912.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-24
nrWARE OF FALSE ELECTION
EERING.

Ne caphot TOO often warn the people TO
beware Of the "false elec,ioneering" Of the
Danyille faction. They are already food
,oa the county with haudb'ls, making per.
sona and abusive attacks upon the character
Of Daniel Snyder, and other friends of the
removal. Nothing is too foul or base foi
y5em to resort 10, II il will have ihe least
tendency TO defea, the removal. Therefore,
we caution all TO beware of their false and
yiHanous handbils which they will issue
daily from the press of The Algerine, and
circulated by the hands Of the sheriff of the
county, while travelling through il election
eering for his brother.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-24
OBETUAY.

DlED-ln this lown,on Friday morning
last, Mrs. ELIZABETH SHOEMAKER,
aged about 20, widow of TIE late Jacob
Shoe naker, Of Orangevile.
In this place on Saturday last, ELISHA
HARRISON, son of Caleb Barton Sen'r.,
aged years and months.
Near this place on Sunday evening last,
Mrs. PALMER, wife of Mr.. Daniel Pal
mer, at an advanced age.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-24

Massachusetts. democrats. al
their State Convention held at Boston, on
the 7lh, nominated MARCUS MORTON for
Governor, and III. ii. CHILDs for Lieu,en-
ant Governor.
Mr. Morton has been run Is times by
the democrats, and elected once by one
vote. He will be elected this fsl--and his
friends say, by respectable majority.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-24

Neat Gouernor. r.--The following name
gentlemen have already beer mentioned
N connection with the gubernalorial elec
ion:
Francis r. Skunk, Of Allegheny county
Henry A Muhlenberg ,Berks
George M. Keim, Berks
John Davis; Bucks
Thomas S. Bell, Chester
William f. Packer, Lycoming
Robert Fleming, Lycoming
Edward B. Hubley, Schuylkill
Arnold Piumer, Venango
Nathaniel B. Eldred, Warren
Samuel l.. Carpenter, Westd.
John G. Plumer, Westd.
James X. McLanahan, Franklin
Thomas Ringland, Washington
Thomas G. Miller. Cumberland
Frederick Hambrighi, Lancaster
Jesse Miller. Perry
David ID. Wagener, Northampton
Jacob $allade, Berks.
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NnTHCE

IS hereby given, that have purchased
al Constable Sale, the following property
belonging to Aaron Barnineer jr. IL vii:
ONE BUREAU, aud one MANTLE
CLOCK, whlen property have lett wish
him dming my pleasure, and all persons
are warned against taking the same from
his possession by purchase, OF Otherwise,
without nry consent.
E PRICE.
Roaring Creek, Aug. %, lsa2.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-24

The Louisville Sun states that as the
party were taking Pence, The negro who
murdered Mrs. Mckay and her grandson.
to the county Jail in Nelson county, they
were overtaken at Col. Aliens; about eight
miles from Bardstown. by Mr.. E. e..
Mckay, who Immediately shot him. The
negro died 10 few minutes. Mr.. Mckay
was son OF the lady murdered.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-24

Samuel Goodrich, Esq, of Prairie du
Lac. Rock county, Wisconsin, has harves
ed sixty acres of wheat, yielding an average
of twenty bushels TO the acre, from field
which was sown to cultivation last year,
and had received no further cultivation
since The grain scattered in gathering
The first crop took roo, and produced the
second without further labor.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-24
NOTICE

US hereby given 10 all concerned, that have
RI purchased of Joseph Grimm, one Mantle clock
one Beaureau one Hefer two Hogs, one Bed, one
wing Table, aud have II them in his possession
during my pleasure. | forbid any person purchas-
ng, or taking them away, without my consent.
JOSEPH MAUST.
Rendock, 3uF ., iSas.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-24
REMOVED AT last.

Jonathan Roberts has been removed
from the ColIectorship of the Port of Phil.
adelphia, and Thomas S. Smith appointed
in his room. There has been a general
swtep Of CLERKS, measurers, wharf-rals and
underlings in general.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-24

AT the recent election in Rhode Island, il
is said, that not more than 1000 votes were
polIed. Il that is the strength of the char.
ter party, they kave fallen off immensely,
and have unQues.IonabIy, lef! the suffrage
men in large majority.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-24

A gentleman in Norwich, Connecticut,
whose garden was entered and pundered
on Sunday night, gives notre in the Cour-
ier of that city that if the depreda,or will call
on him any morning during the week 'he
will receive two DAYS supply of fresh
vegetable and copy of the Holy Scriptures,
and no questions aSksd!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-24

10 prevent the true issue Of the election 10
be understood by the people. After which,
on motion, il was
Resoiued-Tba, the proceedings Of this
meeting 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, 1842-09-24

The Polish inhabitants Of New YORK,
political exiles from their native land, have
given notice through the papers Of that city,
corporate body under the name of the
Polish Society having for It's object, the
ameloration of the condition of their breth-
rem in the United States, and The still great.
er aim of uniting their views and means
for the rescue of their country from op
preston 10 liberty.