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mpodini Nv ,iits.
llKS. DIRBIE. 100 Canal street. New

vi Nora having obts letter, patent tor her newly
invented STAY Ttu,,. 81 tmbIcs >uPpou-' respectfully
10y, who been subjected To ~" ot that affecting
.ppi,lto ihe common steel Jus. Ms d. belr't' that
III. cannot strongly recommend 90, uuiiN Than
Dy bret na-sve Of her own uhtrnss, which led TO he
nventnu which ,lrr otter. too~s
wa, afflicted wdh III um'.icsl htruii Or iiuI ,p-
pI-l sprng tru>>s. bot ,uh'rugs IN wearing
Il we're extreme IN 1859 va. l,isd by a triple hcrns.
Or Gay, the agent ct Dr iul called. bat be souLt
furnish st un,i aidpieJ Ia nav >iuaoh Wy son
,sn hruyt th. rr, ug .nrg,,n a t,n, Cav IJo,pa q,
removal % that establishment ~odld Afford any
prospect 81 ttt Bat hr 'aa an that coui be- done tor
tn ct some instrument which wou enahlr me to
,iaa Th, long delay aud pnch suffering. Doctor
kni.ht succeeded "a ,fernf 10y aIarsr pad "b'b Gov
cred the parts aAcct,, an t~o ,rl l round The "ai1
But the ,unc.ng> endured under ts cruel but only rem
eiy, otr description. could tot esiure ihrni
nut had ALTERNATIVE but To submit OF b. o,nhned to NY
bed.
But "nsceSsty the mother of invention" and sldei 10y
,nBlap, ant ir blessing Of Cod, constructed he
ssrument Which gave new le ard which now ohrr
the public. From my s~n experience. can most Earn
e.,ly RECOMMENDS To- my Own ssk IA particular. though Il
cons,ni.nN b- adapted 10 ih- o.her yonng mar
r-,i ladies woull 4 during sertaiD period they
woul b- preserved from those all ctng complaints which
many kind AMI worthy motsrrs -nfet IN tasr oIy age
VI efficacy in ali case. of siiy ct the abdominal anf
muscles Tie opinion O i0t honor tb" nrsca gen
Jemrn who have ~ sIsdy favored me wl nj assurance OF
heir spP,Obdtlon Of my mvehuon will rfcohmehi 10
than IL wous be possible OF proper Tor pr
MN r. D,Ibk.
Dg,R NsDAN-iia,iag sraain,d your Abdominal sup
porter, cons der one Of to- srrac,l mi ro'em.h' oi
The sg. IN perfect E~oia) Ne would Therefore recon
urnd al the ladies vino need Vi support fon
reared state OF .le abdominal mu.tle' .n. rne a,"re.i
herps pran:u' ueri. general state of corpnleocy
either IN Lade,ST gcn,iearn.
~ a Giant - kuyp~Ts MOt
J VI CaruAchan Georgr WAS Go ofgr Fmbry,
& Post a Washing ll1sfsr
Charles Lee Banchrr Rogers
tairu-s j Flames
TIE following Is COPIED tom TIE Lancet, highly
respectable msdcai paper, published IN this city.
Ma Dibbc. the lsdy re'rrrJ 10 10y correspondent, sas
ga ted oiI<re opportunity Of Inspecting her
abdominal supporter, tor c she has oliamyi patent
~ c,n,slsr nc .tsau-nt sel contracted, safe and
calculated .e highly o. those requiring
t. application NJ Dibbie IL adv respect sbi
te.,ion. rl6 Nv
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MINER GOODS.-Thc undersigned

~ nplret with b, usual extensive unent ~ Sea
-,nabe Gool>. to execute Orders Tor Garments style
winch u c'mpou h any house ~ the Trade. prices
shich oder n!ucemcni Ia those paying ready money
Attention i, solicited 10 the style of Paniaoon, furnished
thl, establishments particular directed 10 tins
department. with TIE 1T giving entire satisfaction
Drllngs. GsmhrooHs. French IIi English Elastic CASH
ners>. IN great variety.
Fsacy Dre>, articles. uc.lng 81 and Satin >c,r' Cra-
ssi. handkerchief Gloves. Hosiery, sGspeoJer shirts,
Collars, kc, at usual moderate price. -........
VA T.. JENNINGS.
ia lms ~ Broadway, American Hotel
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Z To Priuters,-A Printing I'm

II Ts Printers.-A Printing 'nnse . .s ,xne h.
new parrr book t~a od WORK ipcluding presses
Tor ssle Al rgain THU The location : ~ H.
and TIE entire eos, - go PAT payine,1 ''
shade IN work. Aidres. Box l25, PARK fosEouiS''
ielSH Qt2
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II Mechanics lnstitute.-A spee.'e 49, 10
be held Thursday Evening, 10Th ri>i ,,rr Pnns.
consider the expedepcy OF employing an s'''
,ual attendance Is requested. ,,.v p.c scc,rv
eij z John n. sA1RL' NJ 49,
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Rrsisr.scE Oh rHE LAw.-On Menday' the
30th ut.. j. Ohm Tr,ser, the master OF ialhoat al
the wharf. Memphis, (renn.) was shot wme |"',
Locke was attempting to serve warrant Issue"
at the request Of the Wharimas,er, as lies'er re-
fused to pay Wharfage On Col. Lockc' approach
IN ,bc fatboat all hands on board arranged them
selyc. for fight, and general conflict took place
hr,se,n the constable and hi. posse and the river
ma, Thor, were many severe wounds given on
10Th dos and Trestcr died the day following.
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10 CO.. Cin,s IN thl, Ward, WHICH VIII "a il"ip ns mas
which .ppearc in yesterdays T'snne ao'a' d" LID IT,
M.,ft'
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UT The ship Mary Ellen sailed Yesterday for
Canton having on board DR.. and Mr.. Parkcr,
who receive free passage from the owners Re-
li-ious services were performed board, in tie
presence of large number Of friends, who had
collected to lid farewell, and wish continued sue
cess to the labor. OF this devoted missionary.
Bn.inn Aflas.
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Discovery or HUMAN BoSrs-On Thursday
last, as two young men, Messrs. Rees and Bene-
DICT were removing some stone from underneath
the meeting house owned and formerly occupied by
the Baptist Society in West S,ockbridge, they dis
covered what appeared TO be human bores. Upon
examination they found to be the remains OF
what was once human body; most ct the bones
we're found. save the back bone aud some smaller
bsnes The ribs, thigh, shin, arm jaw and skull
homes we're perfect although it Ia thought by some
tina, thew might have been affected by lime. he
teeth were, without exception, sound, and remain
ing still in the Jaws. Tho skull is OF rather SIN
gular FORM being most prcmine Mt Oh the back part
Of the head and rather above the middle size the
other bones however seem ~ indicate that the per-
son WAS of small stature. Acorset board was found
among the bones, near the place where it would
naturally have been worn. Upon the whole, the
person must have been of small stature II msn,
and of midding size If female which ii is thought
By some il was from the circumstance OF tho cor
set-hoard being there in the situation IN which 1t
was found. Ii was evident ayouns person, and
removed by foul mean. The bone. appear to have
been several years in the situation IN which they
were found. Various coDjectures are formed re-
s,ecing them, but no suspicion rests upon any
one and there is mystery about them wh'ch VIII
probably remain foi ever unsolycd.
West StOckbridge Mass Nlster'
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IIINL'. JNNt
ASIIES-PO,s continue to sell readil' tor export NJ $
Of wish rate probably 80 barrels have beru disposed
Pearl. ri Mn request with of los barrel. = 6l
most holder now require . IS
ExsOu ffo,t III IN 8th June
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MONEY MARKET.
Commercial and Money Matters.

SECOND BOARD
81 shares Hsr nw....I1l - share. iIsr X ss.....
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IA no LCT--Wa,er Power, With plenty

- 81, shop f.'a- A"'"s',i" TO TOY " e ,i's
- a 4, n. fe,. masih 1r Y~sr. "a stfy -, ripr
- ,,.i ~, =, = uioa lapfing ~ D'dS,.s F~frs.
"~tS 80. 80 ~ ". 81 f,sfisi y.
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No. :, jOhn.strcti {, Opposite Dutch >lfrrt
Il .wroti, L. ktTCiIf VI. Puhic AiGiui,trai
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DRs,prUL AcCiDENT.-On Wednesday la'''
Jane. Fleming one of the workmen IN the lime
stone quarry of Mr. ierks, in Buckingham town wi
ship. ia. wa. blown up and Killed in dreadful
manner by blast Of powder The deceased was
in the habi, of using short match TO ilre me
charge OF powder, ard he vas remarkable Tor ms ms
rashne.. in exposing himself 1t seems that ihe
blast that caused his death must have cxPlcd'd
while he was standing oyer it, for he was blown
M to a heigh, of 20 feet and entirely out OF the
quarry. terribly mangcd, and died in about an
hour after He was an lrshman and stranger
and was a sober, industrious man
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\ GREGORY Il son are now offer

4 th itDh " sOIN hi' NV" ""''
in. io ih.r customer, great bargains N Dry Goods,
superior French printed N,ns and Lawn, i'i coor' and
cheaper than ever.
40 ot of shilling Prints. colof, fast, and very fne 80"
selling qd per yard. H. and sombalne, al very rrdu
eel prices, large assortment ct Gam3fooG,, aud Drah
u tic, unusually low.
I,t receive, IRON auction lot OF Lcno STRIPED Jacon'
Tor Wine Dre,,c, only > I'd per yari complete A.
,ortmer at Cotton Hosiery. ~ the loves, possible prices
Cow, and " ~ cheap hi-' 10 dozen se~'' h"sh ssh
Hoe IT 3.6l Diapers Dlnp,s Linens Table CoserLo
Cloths aal sheems. remarkably low. at No l15 -prng
I the one price store. J'' 81
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10 Thrty-four new Temperance papers have
been commenced within few months past and
eli abound with the cheering and glorious CON
qsc.,s of the Temperance Reformation now pro-
crossing in our world. Boston Mere Jour.
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10 The Anniversary Of Lane Seminary took
place Yesterday, At Walnut Hills. The audience
wa. larger than usual and the exercise, of the stu
dents better also. There was decided improve
m;nt in the life and manner Of speaking. The
Seminary is in fourishing condition, and
promises to be more so. Gin. Chron, June 8.
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" The Rev. Geo. S. White of Canterbury,
Con-. askes the aid Of the newspapers in obtaining
information ofhI, ION. George NJ. White who left
Connecticut in 1910, for san Antonio, Texas. and
who Afterwards formed mercantile copartncrship
with Mr.. Foster, formerly Of Boston InJuly, 1871,
Mr.. White and Mr.. Foster set out in company for
some of the Mexican settlements 200 miles dis
tant. 1t was afterwards rumoicd that they were
r ,b.cd and murdered These facts are stated in
tho hope that some Of the friends of Mr.. Foster
may be able 10 throw light upon the fate Of
White, which may be communicated to his father.
whose residence is stated above.
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GAVE A Shilling aud get your Cards

- an ILL.,. St,i.,s-.y HI Ca0i PEGS. tie greair>
v.sr - ~. lAy, vbch eNscG'e, a-aier ch~ap~r snl
ether lrarififc sgenei. Orb ~
~r,.Iyef 81 - P-rl ,rr~st sri - " ~ street.
10 DAVID FELT CO
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n EW STYLES of Summer Goods Just
l. received atur

~ rnlinn->trert, ncar Roadway,
Strangers ami Others visiting the ~ viii IND u II Their
,ivsntage give call before isayng Their ORDER, ~
have large ant d.>fabie as.ormeut OF Dnp dE;es,
French snt English Drlhnss. single and mlled frrnek
ss>ic and Eusli,i C,,.meres. Fancy Slss, Cbzes audi
Nsrele, Ne,ugs. with large and select stock OF Wool,
Hack Fancy Coored Cloths ard Ca>smeres, >electsi
recent imp riion> At The h s,et cash price, and "i
70 10 ORDER in The shortest space Of tne. Der gar
all guaranteed Ia be- OF >aper1r workmanship.
hs best Ut trmmng,, and hr,trate hL Odr cesomef>
s find prompt 10 tlln- Orders, aud equally prompt ~
presenting our bills when garments a'e dshsrrrh
ais 1T &. pOOru Agent.
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W We understand kat the Secretary of the
Navy has directed the di,continuaucc of most of
the Recruiting Stations for the Navy, for the same
reason that induced him recently t, delay the
launching of several vessels now on the stocks.
Alex (nz
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o. Crude sperm here anier,ln g. cent, lnd
Ne~-Beif0rI al IS. ioih cab
PLASTER PAsI>-The rec pts our last have ben
light not exceeding 81 ali which has ben ss al
:. =, cash
PRON fsloN>-Iiere cogt.ue, moiersr temrni '0r
Bee AMI fpfk a. prC's within laru iu active
Request oC rtIot A. = cents i1r Western ant iH
CIV Rendered >.ank 81 sns eli 9- ia7 cent, sccor
% qualify. >uosrd >irpali-r, =, Pcsiei Dams, b.
anil Bacon SIDE. ca. New Chec>> .NRbout ieuali a.
- Better al J. iBi, AMI Ordinary 20 .ood
qu,its- cent? o--r. Eyqor, rnm II, to sh June
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Savings Bank.
AND JEWELRY very
TALL AND ASTRAL LAMPS -

: t|'es =, = =, s-.,r,rynt % LsHl~. ~h'cs
,lry aa.r a, ,.s, b~ pri-es A.o, cif'a1"hr. sbgnn
T.. st. fAsfpf.. fIf t'isft 49, W. 10
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OUT NAILS. assorted from Sd to God
" For sale by NATWL wifHEREIL, JL agr.L
Us CLn u
DAILROAD AXLES. Sc.-Ames Iron

Lab anil G-niiesie"s Nor, mt i,'siDsn l"o loch-
- - In one hundred d6.en, ir,Igus-nrckscss, bface
it,. Vs,rr-gusris res, flowers Tngs, Wigs, sraps
r The largest, th- cbsaDei AL best assOfnenls Ia
b. f,uaf al A. & BARRIs lij Roadway, cnrDtS ofLb-
.rfv.,tr-@,. ~ stair. FirN prtniun. j.iS lips
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PRccLAMATfcN.

NAI HEREAS, the Honorable ELLIS LEWIS,
Wv President of the Courts of the Oyer and
Terminer and General Jail delivery, Court of Quar-
ter Sessions of the Peace, and Court of Common
Pleas and Orphans Court, in the eighth judicial
district, composed of the counties of Northumber-
land, Union, Columbia and Lycoming; and the
Hon. William Donaldson and George Mdck, Esq
quires, Associate Judges in Columbia county, have
issued their precept bearing date the 25th day of
April in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fortytwo and to ME directed for hold
ing
"A Court of Oyer and 7erminer, and Cen
eral Jail Delivery, General Quarter
Sessions Of The Peace, Common Pleas
and Orphans Court
in DANVlLLE, in the County of Columbia
the third Monday If August, next (being the
l5thday) and to continue two weeks.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Coroner
the Justices of the Peace, and Constablcs of the
said county of Columbia, that they be then and
there in their proper persons, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of said day, with their records, inquisi.
tons. and other remembrances, TO do those things
which 10 their offices appertain to be done. And
those that are bound by recognizances to prose-
cute against the prisoners that are or may be in the
Jail Of said county of Columbia arc to be then and
there TO prosecute against them as shall be just
Jurors requested to be punctua in their attend
ance, agreeably to their notices.
Dated at Danville,t the sth day of July, in the
year of our Lord thousand eight hun.
dred and forty-two, and in the Goth year of the
independence of the United States of Ameri.
Ca
JOHN FRUIT, Sheriff.
SHERIFr's OFFICE ,Danvile'
July 8, 1912.
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TETTER.! TsT3T1TER!
IT @ II! ITCH!

DIR. LEIDY'S TETTER AND ITCH
OINTMANT.-An iniallable remedy for
various affections of the SKIN, removing
Pimples, Pastules, and Eruption of the
SKIN, and particularly adapted to the cure
of TETTER and ITCH.
This ointment has been used in numer-
Gus schools throughout the city and county;
as well as Factories, employing numerous
girls and boys, land among whom letter and
Itch, as we'll as other Affections of the Skin,
prevailed, with the most uncxampled Sue
cess. Names of School Teachers, as well
as superntendants and Proprietors of Fac
tories. could be given, confirming the above,
but for the delicacy they feel in having their
names published in connection with such
oathsome and disagreeable affections.
Prepared and sold a, Dr. Leldy's Health
Emporium, (Sign of the Golden Eagle and
Serpeants,) No. l9I north second street, be.
low Vine; also sold at
Lues'sHealh Emporium, BloomsJmg.
Nov 20. ls4l. 80
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EERRTW PI,.ASTEE.,

FENHlS Recipe, obtained of an old Jew by trav-
IA eller in the Eastern countries, bids fair to be
of immense value to the Western world Since
this plaster has been introduced into America,
every other plaster, salve, ointment lima
ment has been discontinued by all who have had an
opportunity Of testing the superior medical virtues
of the Jew Davids or Hebrew Plaster. Truth,
though simple, is powerful, and will prevail with an
enlightened community, over all the puiiings and
fictitious nidavts with which the world is flooded.
The sterling worth of this plaster, is recognised, ap-
prcciated, and its use sanctioned by the highest
classes of society. Ono simultaneous burst of ap-
probation arises from the thousands who have used
it, which shows, that when remedy possesses high
y intrinsic merits like this, it does rot fail Of
ceiving the patronage of our intelligent public.
To be had at the stores of John R.Moyer, Blooms
durg, Grim, Deer9 Derr, Washington, A. Miller,
BerUick, r. e. VaSfine, Danvilie and J. d j. r.
MarpLesS, CatiatuiSsa.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all those
indebted 10 the Estate of William Ritter de-
ceased, either on note or book accounts, or
Vendue notes due, that payment must be
immediately made, otherwise the accounts
will be left with collector.
l.. b. RUPERT. Admir-
Bloomsbnrg, Feb 5, ls4li
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Poetry.
w 0 NJ A N.

w ~ NJ A N.
True is woman, true and trusting,
Much-forgiving, patient, kind +;
On mans plighted honor resting,
TO its worthless nature blind.
Woman fell Nv arts deceiTul,
Nough, suspecting nough! she feared'
And unwiaing, she the apple
Gave to him whom love endear'd,
o! when clouds OF sorrow DER US
Darkly hang, how soon to bliss
Dearest woman's smiles restore us,
Seal'd with her true.hearted kiss.
What deep founts Of kindly feeling
Swell up inlher snowy breast,
In each word and look revealing
How mans in her presence blest.
Love, and truihfulest affection,
Have their shrine within her heart,
Till betrayed, nor these, nor virtue
Ever from that home depart.
She's spring, that pure as crystal,
Ger earth's green moss'd carpet flows,
Bot by mans vile power disturbed,
Stains Of guilty wrong she shows.
With strong vows Of truth we tell her,
That our love is all her own,
She believes, and we may blame not
Sins, despair has caused alone.
How, when g,ief and sickness round us
Hang their heavy curtained pail,
Doth her swee! and winsome beauty,
Like heavily radiance fall.
'She makes youth bright May morning,
Gad'ning with her smiles our skies,
And like ivy, round the oak tree,
Clings unite US, as it dies.
Time may rob her of her beauty,
Man betIay her trusting truth,
Yet, the vows are still unbroken
Once she made in virgin youth.
Weekend by severe affliction,
Heart.seared by another's crime
Like some sweet exotic dropping,
Far.borne from it's native cline.
She may lose the fair enchantmen.
All her own ia girlhood's days,
But the power that gave it, with her
Like the plants life, changeless stays.
Ever since was man created,
He has worshipped at her shrine,
Ofrring natures cboicess1treasures,
Golden honey, ruby wines
Off'ring as simple semblance,
OF his single-hearled love,
And the truth and strength tha, ever
Should his alteration prove.
sHoney and wine we're the usual offer
ings to Venus, styled Urania or Celestis til
goddess OF chaste aud virtuous love.
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BOOK
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ed on them, and beg leave to assure them that no
efforts shall be wanting on their part to merit
continuance of their patronage, both in reference IN
workmanship and cheapness of price to suit tho
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stitutions having Libraries, to apply direct to tho
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A NEW VOLUME.
MAY 1st, 1912.
THE SATURDAY POST,
II Family SHEET.
OF THE
MAMMOTH CLASS.

A new volume of the popular family newspaper
IA. Saturday Evening Post, will be commenced
on the first of May, ls42, beautifully printed ON
the finest white linen paper. The Post is the old
est and best established paper in the Union, having
already got to the commencement of the
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EFT is now settled point with all those who have
"a used the Vegetable Persian EstHs, that they
are pre-eminently the best and most eflcacious
Fdmtly.Ncdicine that has been yet used in Ameri-
ca. If every family could become acquainted with
their sovereign power over disease, they would
keep them and be prepared with sure remedy to
apply on the first appearance of disease, and then
how much distress would be avoided and money
saved as well as lives of thousands who hurried
out of time hy negecting disease in its first stages,
or by not being in possession of remedy which
they can place dependence on. UfAll who wish
to guard against sickness, should use the Persian
pills freely, when needed no injury can cnsue, i
used from youth to old age, when taken according
to the directions.
by J. Il. Moyer, Bloomsbury. Grim, Deer 4
Derr, Washington, " j. d J. Il. Slarpless, Catta-
wissa, A. Miller, Bercich and p. e. Vasii',e, Dao-
oiHe. lyv5---l6
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-07-30
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-07-30
LIST OF LETTERS,

LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining at the Post Office Blooms
burg, J,,ly Isl, 1912.
Andrew Crevlin, Camilo Carrado, John
G, Geiger, Lawrence Garvey, Jacob Rog
CTS, John feakirt, Melles Welder, Jesse
Elizabeth Wagner.
JOHN M. MoYER, Pm