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FOR SALE AND TO LET

- WHEAT sHEAF FARM ON STATEN ISLAND
r ~ FOR SALE.-A recent domestic bereavement has in
duced the undersigned offer his residence Staten
Island for sale IL situated midway Of the bay the
shore eight miles from the quarantine ferry three from
that Of Rossve and equdistant from othersSeguinis
Landing and Port Richmond.
The condition value and practical
usefulness OF the improvements and It's peculiar advantages
sufficiently known II has been improved way
der susceptible of farming divisions of thirty and
upwards each including allotment of woodland
Each div on Offering moderately elevated building location
The condition the soil this time be best appreciated
its harvest is heavy and now gathering.
Terms suit the purchaser the Objects merely change
the investment for another susceptible of equal product
jyl3 lmsm IA. SEELY 2i8 Fulton II.
AN FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION on the 18th
H Of Aussst lsi2-For sale or to lease house situated
q die Marine Pavilion AVID beach and and fronting
house. being capable of accommodating hundred
boades Ii contains from three four of land
cultivated garden. On the premises barn. hovel
and other buildings together with well of frs, water
The whole enclosed in by picket pale and board fence
beautiful Sexended view of the and the
rounding country This place great during
season. 1t considered perfectly healthy The stages
For further particulars apply to sAML b NORTON on
August will then be offered public auction the
misses at 2 o'clock Terms made known the day of SALE
AZ tl3*r
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CHALLENGES competition with ALL The importance
~ which all ages have the Head Of Hair is a clear
index of the value upon figure and when by
capncou freak Of Nature the human form is deprived of
fair proportions Art is resoed to- in order, by artificial
discoveries which bid Nature defiance Bary's Nominating
and Gossamer
WIGS AND SCALPS,
real HEAPS HAIR, which be had LAG BRoApwAY,
of Liberty street. up stairs.
In all cases of failure in the growth Of Har BARRY offers
Remedy exclusively his own unknown Vulgar Practitioners
ard those whom Nature has been bounnu in her dstbu
ton OF Hair will do well TO place themselves under his
veance. Prices to suit the times.
jy l26msc
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
LADIES NEED NOT DESPAIR

DR. A. c. CASTLE, Dentist 297 Broadway, New York,
has Marmosicon Paste for filling decayed hollow teeth.
i perfectly harmless in its composition and be put into
which becomes mpacted solid body maintaining its
malls from ladies' in the first class Of society speak in the
glowing terms to its efficacy The Evening Post 22d May
saysl is admirably adapted for tender tn and
persons and pr c. Castle the teeth
with great and ability"
The following, from the New Orleans Picayune, Dec 9Th,
sufficiently speaks Of Dr. Cs skill mechanical dentist
ing an engagement had side Of hi. lower and part Of
manent but meeting with Dr. A. c. Castle Of New York.
artificial substitute with teeth made and fitted in, and the
officer has the this shattered but
Dr. A. G. C. teeth on the principle Of adhesion
by atmospheric PRESSURE from OF teeth"
Toothache Pills. OF which put in the painful tooth will
effect apermanent cure.
Dr. A c. refers the Spanish Ambassador Spanish
sui Mrs General Gaines Dr. F. u Johnson President of the
Medical Society and the several Professors Of the New York
University Of Physicians and Surgeons.
DEAFNESS-Drs Castle and Edwards, Aurss 297 Broad
attend to the Deafness and all diseases
tn the Acoustic Drops for ncpient deafness
noises o cole lions in the ear. Iva Im*r
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TNCURARTE

CENTS AS several of your certificates the form of
" letters have concluded to adopt the method to
grateful thanks for the virtues OF
parable compound Extract of Hoarhound Candy
under the blessing of Providence has done wonders have
for the last three four been afflicted 18th sickness
symptoms pain shooting through the OF
shoulders and antness the pit Of stomach dry and hack
ing cough distress back much splitting OF matter
sreaked with considerable blood loss of Appetite respiration
often very dlfcult-n short physicians pronounced
decided consumption, continued in this state two years
gave all hopes of being cured The first
nounced my ncurable. suffering this when
presented large package OF Candy which a
had used about twohrds began feel BIZ nets and
am enjoying better health than have for the last five
years Hoping this be Of to others as has 70
am your grateful friend, Mrs. ANN GOODWIN
AIS Cherry street.
To Messrs. Pc AsE & Son, As Division ST.
AGENTS-Rushton * Aspinwal 10 Astor House, ITO
Broadway and 86 William ST. Smith, 81 GreenwSh; Wash
hun gas Greenwich ST. Holden s20 Rvington ST. T. MARITIME
2lst and 9Th A. Pastor 65 Greenwich streets
Brigham, Hous and Avenue d. Drugs, 68l Broad
say Stone corner Hudson aud Montgomery ST Jersey City,
Handley, Is High Stewart IS Fulton ST. Berry,
Sands ST. Croker Co. Atlantic and Henry ST. aul2 mr
T IEBTG's ORGANIC CHEMISTRY, CAMBRIpeE EDr
- TIoN--JOHN OWEN, Cambridge, will publish IN
few days, the first and only authorised American edition OF
this work.
For this edition the translator Dr. Gregory has furnished
together with the injected sheets.
Ali the Of the early London copies retained IN the
New York pubcf ton, advertised as correct.
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THE PERSIAN PILLS

A SSuREDLY HAVE healing virtues which no o~,er ma.
dicne IN thus coutry Let be disco, re
ed dn hey have ned the Persian Compouud-they have
raised from the weakness aud distress N i az
happiness. Pnce 81 CENTS and sax cents two sire boSss ~
For sale by j. o. FAN wholesale agent al Niinor,s Jr,
store No 1872 Broadway. Of John New York esd
al Nos. ~ and 100 Fulton ''e'
Also jew David's Hebrew Plaster remove tu,no,,
yTen kings evil pain in the side, henmstsn MaIsJ
Ladiesn in delicate situations find r-et from H.
Also The Magnetic Battery, consisting Of Electric Pills
Galvanized Plaster, Magnetic Ether. No for Consumption
Magnetic Ether No. for diseases importance Sc
Magne lie Either, No g. for liver complaints, Sc.
Also remedy for hrush csnkeI and nursing mouth
Call and see the Agent o. FAY Eye that sufer) at Mil
nors Drug ,store 1872 Broadway, cor Of John street. New
York. ivla l-.-
FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGs.---iI Is a lace -,ai
Il Gourauds Poudre Subtle will permanently eradicate all
jury TO the sn-W uranted. To be had at the.od ests
blishnept, Walker street, one door from Broadway
8 per hetle Anoths ist TIA Gounzf True
Water Of Beauty will thoroughly extermnate tan, pin
pies freckes, and all eruptos elicit juvenile
healthy Appearance, and array The hands, neck and arms
IN radiant whiteness Beware Of spurious limitations Of
tins celebrated cosmetic, containing al astncens utterly
Ia the skin and comp and by its repean action
injurious to eath To be had as above. One Dollar bot
lie. 49,
GOURAUD'S VEGETABLE ROUGE
mparts delicate ooseate unge 70 the complexion
by penpiaon or rubbing with linen cloth. 30 cents per
GOURAUD'S BLANC DEsPAGNE.
Or Sransh Lily White mpartsa bright pure. felke aIabas-
wilderness the skim free iom the injurious properties
nelly combined with preparations for this purpose Put
elegant boxes az Is cents each. -
Agents-Providenee, Dyer, Jri Albany, Outline, Maiden
Humphrey Norwich w Faulkner Prineeton sesbrook Bcs
ton Jaran, Mil Philadelphia, Mrs Brown 70 Chestnut
st.; Jared Gray, Pokeepsie. Jyl7 lmsrs
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DR.. SOLOMON HEINE

WOULD inform his patients and the public, tn. he sill adj
heies 70 his original proposition, TO receive no money
WHY ~. W sen4ance UNI ,e 'en' 20 H.. ~
from s Roadway TO No. 81 Reade street. opposite
the Marshall House, where he soc the attendance on the
soove mentioned conditions Of all who have suffered for
long time under diseases considered by them ncqrb,e -
SOLOMON HEINE, M. ID.
teI The advantage of all who wish to attend the treatment
Hee who has lived in had his Office in Broadway
House. =
This Physician this country about eight years
time, and Of witnessing many surprising performed
by him-he is above the Of So years. and the only
City and State Of New York. . - .
Sworn before me, this 9th day Of
Of April, A. ID. 1872
RrcBARp REID. Com. Of Deeds. jyly I'm 20
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH,


PRESSURE.
M LEYETT, Dentist the ntroducer into this country IN
principle, pactised by himself ALONE the atten-
ton of the public TO his improvement The established
scientific adaptation supplying the deficiencies f the Teeth
and the UNMARRIED satisfaction which he fully
in all his inviting the attention OF the ladies
and gentlemen who have had artificial Teeth unskully
who require for those displaced by nature.
NJ LEVITT, Dentist, $50 Broadway,
corner of Warren ST. opposite the Park
[Copy of a Letter from Judge Noah to DR.. LEVITT
NEW York, May Gath, 1912
Dear Sir lit is both matter of duty and pleasure
that the set ofafcia teeth the principle of atmospheric
pressure which you made for lady my family has
ed in respect appearance comfort and utility and
gwen entire satisfaction.
lam, dear sir, your obedient,
au7 lmsr [Signedl NJ. M. NOAH
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DENTISTRY.

NO > PARK PLACE, ONE DOoRFRoM BROADWAY.
TO VISITORS AND INHABITANTS.
T E Z T II : M p o TANT NOTICE.
@ Mda! ss e "a ss$
York that for The patient: The pub
door BloaSway wSsr MSns nay be eonsuLsd daily
Sn 10 @ sS. G the very liberal
% aiys IN @ e na
datons and advocating Mons Sons Improvement in Dem
oELnBHABBEE99l NIEBH TkkF Far FILLING
large small the cavity making STUMP into sound Teoh
instantly curing hs Tooth painful or sen 81
The mineral applied in few seconds without the slightest
aeeessi,y Of sXsastni which i 50 injurious to the human
mey to the Of ass and
0n'' INCoRaoDIBLE MINERAL TEETH.
M eSs the n s!enon Of The public and visitors of the
s M%e. Tceh which isst the dee9so%s effects
acids and which not liable conoson discooaton from
They never ssT Or eoss~,Sey have no
%ouand every particular resemble The
adjoining Teeth in conformity Of shape and mnuest shade of
proved and scientific paepe they saa n
20 o % sound Saa 10 &
M N @ sss nee
LOOSE TEETH securely and efee,ualy fastened arising
81 S"s sure and
TO COUNTRY PATIENTS.
HE GUNS as fpsd Sy Lotion which
feeon for use az gSsrsn,eed to answer Also preventive
and E Tf 6 81 T rT 5SrEp STATES
G saa hyh @
Of the United States consisting Of the first medical
S S fsity M
s Ghs 9s Ths s
msnts need no comment. rNvAIms
Attended by F NE E E A hsE s srs'A"s''
e
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DOCTOR GLOVER

EGS TO inform those who have recently enqured il he has
II left the practice of his profession that he continues 10
prescribe for such require his aid usual Those difficult
and potraced cases which require practical experience
have been the particular objects his study
regent Improvements in chemistry have put hands seve
raj and important remedies which have escaped the obser
vation Of the less scrutinsng physici
Dr. Gicvers primary education enables him keep pace
with the improvements OF the day being graduate the
mca profession The unsuspecng stranger should beware OF
the host Of self named and some of whom
are totally ignorant.
Office No Ann s-private entrance, 4h door from the
INF ice hni mil 90. lnclP az lunhH
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THE TEETH.

THE TEETH.
THE TEETH-A reduction of 20 per cent-Upper and
lower oteeth inserted atmospheric pres
be with and rmness, from a single
tooth entire all supplied with the best
raj teeth; oohache cured For extracting tooth so cents
Chlden naf price. j. Buskey, Surgeon Dentist q Muir
ray street, door TO the church, Of Broadway
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MEDICINES.
DR.. SHERMAN'S
MEDICATED IOZENGES

,x,tITsE ,,.1 49, HOEE4NO Eo.
IfEsE eeteplaeu sces nave now been used Tor nearly
Tour years ana me sreatest proof Of their efficacy
moving b Inc Ssns 70, shcm ha. % @sy are
persons who have once used ss not only continue their
but recommend them 70 t tnsir ,nends,
COUGH LoZEsGEs.
Are NE oes. .bs Ssopus eous cold con
THE WORN LoZENoEs
every DESCRIPTION, both from children and sd.ls
THE CAMPHOR LOZENGES
sovereign for sea sickness and
;,,;on Iewness Of spirits and ali nervous diseases
~ Hon Aaron Clark Hon. Edw j. Porter, Rev. Mr.
Hsndcocp Rev MIR Dunbar of the cDouga street Church,
havs osed her, -
Office I06 Nassau street-Agents, Rnshton Aspnwals
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To LEI
TWO HANDSOME ROOMs-atss Ceder street Enquir
L on the PIE misses. y20 linz
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-31
SCHUYLKILL COUNTY.

meeting the Democrats of this coun-
", held in Orwigsbury, on The l2.h inst.
Hon. JACOB KREBs in The chair, the fol-.
lowing resolutions were adopted.
Resided, Tha: the Democracy Of Sch.
uykill county pledges its faith 10 the nom.
ines Of Democratic National Convention,
ls! him be Buchanan, johnson, Van Buren,
Cass, or any other Of the briliians array Of
Democratic aspiranis upon whom the choice
may fall. ,, F.sf
Resolued. That Charles Frsiey, Esq.
be our Representative Delegate, TO represent
Schuykiil county in the S,h of January
Conyeption st Harrisburg, with instructions
not 10 compromi. the Democracy of this
county in favor Of any individual for the
Presidency, but 10 abide the choice of a
Naiional Convention. s''t iol nt
ResOiocd, That We will concur in the
nomination of Senatorial Delegate
which the Democracy of Columbia county
may make TO represent our Senatorial dis.
trict in said Convention.
Resolved, That our Senator and Repre-.
sentative in the State Legislature be, and
they are hereby instructed TO support and
vote for the reelection of the Hon. James
Buchanan to the Senate OF the United
States. N3 tes~. ti3i
Resolved, Tha. we are opposed 10 Presi.
dent TylersExchequer' schemes. believing
!! to be only National Bank, by another
name. and that experience has renewed
the assurance we have long entertained oi
the wisdom and efficacyof Mr.gVan Buren,
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY MEETING.

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY MEETING.
The democratic citizens of Columbi,
county are hereby requested to meet, in
County Meeting, at the house Of G..
DOEBLER, in BLOOMSBURY. on
Satu'day the alst day of December, ~
inst at one O'Clock, P. M. for the purpose
Of expressing their views in relation 10 the
candidate for the mex. Presidency, and Of
tho expediency of appointing delegates to
the state convention TO be held a. Harris.
burg, on the 9Th Of January next. 13
81 DANIEL FORNWALD,
~ % STEPHEN BALDY,
ss 81 !. CHARLES KAHLER; (
5 ~ CHARLES F. MANN.
Democratic Standing Committee Of Co.
lambia county. 4o84 81 Gls .l3a
Dec. l8, 1912. a93
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The Editor Of the Clssr6sld Banner ,one
Of The most consistent democratic nswsps.
Pers In tie state. thus gracefully bows 10
the will Of his party in relation 10 the mex,
Paesideucy, as i xas expressed at their
ebunty meeting. =
Our Edg.-By peep al Our matt head
y win be observed that We have hauled
doUn the flag Of .ha. good old chief Col.
JOHNSON, and placed in his stead the name
Of PennsylvaAia's boast, the Hon: JAMES
BUCHANAN. In doing SO. our opinion of the
old hero has undergone no chsnge-itis is The
same il ever was. But we hold that the
wish Of tho majority, should always be
yielded TO by the minority of the same par.
~ in the cboice Of their candidates s--thare.
fore, as the democracy Of our county have
spoken their decided preference for MI. Blu.
chansn we will cheerfully go with them;
for this Is no time for the Keystone Demo.
eracy to be divided. So far as our paper
10 the organ OF any party. il is The organ Of
the democratic party Of Cearfield county
and so far as that democrscyt made known
their sentiment, SO far shall our paper act
as channel 10 convey those sentiments
abroad.
We were not present at the late meeting
until near lis close, and know nothing
about its organization, &c. only from hear
say--from which we shall make no COM
mens., Il was an orderly, quiet end credit.
able meeting. ''
Pennsylvania will undoubtedly give her
vote to Pennsylvania. Itis right that she
should do so; and we shall do nothing to
prevent such an event. But at the same
time we cannot think the American people
sufficiently grateful il they would refuse
Col. Johnson : single honor as long as his
head is hot uorI iet ia isld IS Eliies.s
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-31

United States Brig Somers.--A Court
of Inquiry into the facts Of the recen, tragic
occurrence on board Of the, Somers. has
been ordered. II consists Of Commodore
Stewart, Jacob Jones. and A. J. Dallas
Ogden Hoffman Esq. Of New York is the
Judge Advocate. The court will commence
its sistings, on Board of the North Caroli-
ma. at Brooklyn, on Wednesday the 2s.h
inst.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-31

s. U. S. Senator from North Caroiina.-
William H. Haywood. Dem.) was on
Tuesday last elected United States Senator
from North Carolina,in place Of VIM. Gra-
ham, whose terms expires on The 4lh Of
March nexl. All other candidates having
been withdrawn, the votes stood; for Hay.
wood 95, Graham SO, Saunders 2.
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CONGRESS

Bills have been introduced to both houses
repeating TIE Bankrupt Law Judging
from the votes taken upon The queslion.w we
are Inclined 10 believe thstii win be repeal.
ed. e fhe house has Seen principally en-
'gsgedfor several days past, upon he appro-
priaGon bin, 9 sPi'sa a4sA ~ stikA ~
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shing Up.-A sale has lately been
2 OF the pine timber, growing upon
( land Of about $50 acres. in w sierford
Prd ,cuntY Maine, for ten ,kou-
five haRdred dollars, and those wbe
Familiar with the business say iha. the
nasers. at the present depressed price
'mh~r. will make five thousand dollars
II prT hssr. aa 3p+
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The Debt Of Great Britain, in silver,
would load 29s,25o wagons, allowing each
% carry 1000 pounds, and allowing each
Team 30 feet, would form line over 1900
miles IN length. IS reduced 10 cents, il
would load 1857, 500 wagons, and form a
line twice round the globe. @
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-31

Taa, Bribe,-The Committee Of lnves.
tigalion upon the $1,000 bribe to the Sheriff
Of New York to refrain from hanging Colt,
has been unable TO come 10 any satisfactory
conclusion. The man who brough, the
let,r to the Sheriff's house was wrapped in
great coat. and came in cab, bu, neither
can be identified. .ts ,s,..lJ,.
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AN ODD ESTIMATE.

Hls il computed the loss per annum, by
the distraction ofcloshirg and the extra
expense Of washing, from soo,y particles
in the air, amounts in Manchester alone %
gso, 900, and in London, al the sems aver.
ago, to Rl62, $40. ce
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-31

More Runaors.-It is rumored in w ash.
ington. that Judge Porter, brother of the
Governor Of this State. is to be appointed
Secretary Of War, and the present incum.
bent Of tha. Office, Mr.. Spencer, to b
appointed Secretary of the Treasury.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-31

Inc French papers state that Ro nan
Catholic 'lhollc missionaries, taking advantage of
'he opening Of hye pors 40 British com.
merce, s, and of'he rs-establishmep. of peace,
WIZ JPg JPgroresd sY lo China forthwith for the
PRONUNCIATION Of,her lsilh, 4. 49, !.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-31

Died, az Mohegan, on the 19.h,, John
Uncas, aged so years the las. male Of ,he
rpyal'line Of the celebrated. Chief Of that
name. He was inferred in the Royal bu-
ry'ng ground Of the Mohegans,, on the
Piaip.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-31

Ohio:-On Tuesday. the 18Th, tho Ohio
Legislature elected W. Allen an U; s. Sen.
ator for six years. Allen received 50 votes.
Thomas Ewing received A: Governor
Shannon was inauguratsd the same day, and
delivered an Inauguration address.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-31

More Liberal. "A letter from Msmbs..
states that a proposition il sbous to NJ
made 70 the Senate 10 authorize Jew, !.
bsconie purchasers ofllouses or land in ,,
parts Of thss city. Hitherto, they h.w
been allowed sS make phrcha ses only i,
particular streets.
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.'MYlsIaNs,rl..Ani,o III. /,

n,ttppIUr,f (, =, y = wv -
MARRlED.Tln Caltawissa, on, the 22d
INST. 6y Ezra s. Hayhursi, Esq. Mr.J. X.
SHAkPLESS. Of Catawissa, 10 Miss
MARY MARGARET HARDER, OF ahs
same place, gsy ns , = ltsW .ar~f
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-31

Mr.. Alpheus Harmon,a mormon preach.
or. together with his nephew, Orsey .H.r-
mon,were frozen 10 death on a pr.ris. ..bou,
seven miles from Nauvoo. on the l7,h Of
Nov. last. They were caught in storm
became bewildered and nsiishsd.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-31

Jonsthar W. Curtis, Of Huron county.
O., while hunting deer, shor, time
since, was accidentally shot by his brother
iu.law and died,in sbou. IL or IA hours.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-31

A very wealthy planter ID Woodford
County, Ky. said, II had rather be taxed
to pay for the poor boys education than tho
poor mans ignorance; for one or the other
am compelled TO do asai 't2
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-31
NOTICE.

uNHATI have Purchased at Constable sale "a
n property Of William Edsal, to wit.one Hone I
two setts of Harness, two Sleds, one Clock, twenty
Sheep, one horse Wagon, and have left the same
IN possession Of said Edgar during my pleasure Of
which the public win take notice. ,rn,' &c., 5',s
Dec. si.Is4s.-se hFs'f ~ s''Y-'' 8
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@lDggFwAwYo,

DlED-ln Point township Norlbum.
barlsnd couniy,c on The l4rh inst, Mr..
JAMES LEMON, aged about 50 years.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-31

Amos Kendall, the late Postmaster Gen.
sral, is said 10 be Oh the limits At Washing.
ton, on sjodgmens obtained by Stockton
std Stokes.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-31
REMOVAL CONVENTION.
IN payment for papers at this Office.

The friends Of Removal, in the severa
election districts in the county of Columbi;
are requested to- elect two or more delegate.
in each district, 10 represent them in {
County Convention TO be held al the house
Of Charles Doebler in Bloomsburg. on Sat
urday the 7th day OF January, ls43, al IL
o'clock noon, for the purpose Of making
such arrangement as may be thought, expe-
dent, TO press the Removal question in the
Legislature, at the csming session. "a /.
JOHN KNORR
MICHAEL X. HOVER
M. FORNWALD
- SAMUEL KISNER Is
ag fse3 CHRISTIAN BROBST
ANDREW KELLER
JOHN F.MANN
JOHN F. DERR
'' STEPHEN BALDY Pig ''i.
iea 'iH THOMAS FUNSTON g
pef CHARLES F. MANN saa1s
be,. III ABRAHAM YOUNG f,s lfe..
III y CONRAD BREDBENDER
CALEB THOMAS =
A,7te4 THO'S. MENDENHALL 2
= ss JACOB SWEBENHEISER 3
.h,t39 aN THOMAS ]. HUTCHINSON "A
.bo5, CHRISTIAN, WOLF
JOHN LAZARUS
JOHN KELLER ''t
it'si JOHN ACHENBACH I'D t
YlAy ISAIAH SALMON 4 jHi ;gias
siR ISAAC, KLINE b4 J,ia hag,
tsc DANIEL FORNWALD
JOHN DIETERICH
GEORGE w. NORRIS 9''a'
ara WIN. ROBSON saaasI r8 s
IRAN DERRfg " n 3Ga tLs
h JOHNiFREESE s ysaf
k. JOHN M'REYNOLDS.