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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-19
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AND POTATOES;
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We learn from several sources, iha, the
Hon. George Mack, one Of the associate
Judges of Columbia county, has asserted
that the Bloomsburg people were nsing theiI
infueace 10 procure new county out d
paris Of Columbia and Northumberland. We
pronounce this assertion of Judge Mack, as
an out and out fslseaood, and made upiby
him FOR the purpose Of diverting The minds
Of The people from his own wicked plot oI
division. !, The inhabitants of the lower
parts Of the cot nty are decidedly opposed
to any division Of the county. the Danville
faction excepted, and we know that those
of Bloom and the upper por,ion,are equally
hostile, and we advise Judge Mack. heresf.
ter not 10 circulate story which he knows
to be false, to effect an object destructive "a
Columbia comfy. and beneficial To none
except few IN Berwick and Danv;Ile. Ii
i'll becomes the dignl,y Of an associate judge
of Columbia county to do so. p
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-19
ANOTHER INDIAN TREATY,

The Detroit Advertiser says shat Mr.
Stewart, HE superintendent of Indians
Affairs, who le!, that city Two months
since TO hold treaty with the Chippewa
Indians of Lake Superior, has returned,
having concluded the impsr,sn, treaty Oh
.erms highly favorable to the United States.
Michigan will be particularly benrfled BY
il. ali he Indian hands within The boun.
daries of The Sia.- ate now ceded 10 The
United States, 4 BY this treaty. about 49,.
600 900 Of acres are csded: aboui 5000,
600 of waro lie in Michigan, AID 7000.
000, in Wisconsin '"i s. at
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-19
Csminsss Lss 6sesA--A sssanp|

CdminssH Lst 6r1iA~>A ssfsnss
Circumstance took place in Finish lake
township, Me, short time Stree. A mar
r,ed female, beyond the meridian Of life,
whose name is Ann Wrath, had been ill.,
for some time; aud on the on 4th ult, her
friends ard family assembled around her,
and took lssl farewell. Size appeared TO ex
pre about five O'Clock lha. afternoon. The
ceremonies Of laying out the dead were
duly performed, the bandages were placed
beneath her chin 10 her Lead, and every
preparation was made for the solemn rites
70 burial, The sexlen tolled his bell;
but a. half pas, 8 o'clock. some minutes
before ais work was accomplished, she
reared her bead in as,onishment, and was
amazed TO end that she was able to
psr,ake Of the refreshments for her fun
eral!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-19

Murdsr-The Buffalo Commercial Ad.
veriiser relates horrible murder committed
on the nigh. Of 22d ul, in Sheridan. Chat.
auaue county. ebya man named Sanders
or Sanderson, upon a bdy some fourteen
wears old, The two we're a, work in The
evening in barn. busking corn, and were
IN The employ Of Mr.. Feathetly, who
Srough. up The boy. whose name was
Dodge. The murder was perpe,rslea with
a apilchfork; which mus. have been thrust
into him some thirty times, as there were
about sixty holes in bmiR from
that instrument besides two stabs OF q
knife. The murderer buried his viciim
under the barn floor and fed. A great
many were in pursuit of him. t ~
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-19


The Harrisburg Reporter, after copying
our article relating TO The old book left with
US, says:
"The most ancient book in the Pennsyl /.
vaEla Stale Library at Harrisburg, is a Latin
work bearing The London ilnpr,n, of 1882.
All the work 10 It is very skhiiuiiy exscu.
ted neither pick friar,' or sslur' is to be
found throughout its pages, the type bas "a
good Borgeois face, with well bearded'
space between the lines. and indeed the
work Is apparently much better than most
OF the worXs or the snelves of the same
library-even better and more lasting ihsn
those called pIize jobs On the same
shelves NAV also be found several works OF
l54S--lo65--l570, Sc. all we believe in
good sci La,ia.' 5a {
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-19

correspondent OF the N. Y. Journal OF
Commerce. writing from Illinois. says ,ha,
it requires two hundred pounds Of pork 10
purchase pound Of tea, thirty miles dist.
ant; but as set of TO this. he adds, The
price Of first rate COW and calf. in Stark
county, is from eight TO ten dollars. Oats
10 cents, corn IL IL; winter whea, absu,
IS ceE" bushel;pots,oes at Peoris cent,
per bushel? onions ls. beef is rs,ailsd a.
three cen!s per pound.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-19

Il Ciese Ceatssi.--ln Ahees cognty
ONO. rhare were three candidates int Audi.
Tor w'sh the following result Rno (Whig)
93s; Jewen, (Whg) 9i0, Morse Dem
943. and elected by three nsjorny over his
higher compeuior, ard fye over the Iowet,
Probably SO close triangular contest has
no. been,known before. @
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-19

Il Curiosity. I'VE are indebted to Mr..
] A. Johnson Manager on Judge Moor's
Plantation, in Ills PsIish,for cursus hens
egg, which was laid shorl lime since. |,
is soms.hipg like two pigeons eggs con.
necied bya narrow neck of an inch and a
half long The shell perfectly hard. -Piqa
ters BanHer.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-19

The steamboat Mermaid, in descending
The Mississippi on Monday morning. the
24'h Vii. sunk keel she had in tow at The
mouth .: 'he Missouri. The keel was loa.
ded wlh 1900 bushels Of whea, fo. tho
New Orleans aud New York markets. The
whole vas 'nsured in New York.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-19
.sr-e-1-...@a.<<.

The American iract Society has circn-
lated. during the seventeen years of lis ex-
is,ence, 30. 900 900 volumes, besides 60
millions Of 'l'racSs issued rom i,s deposiio-
ny, and editbns of nearly 1900 publeailons
printed at ihe Soeiesy's expense IN foreign
lands. 'a % Ee fsa oal
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-19

Inc Presbyterian Synod OF New Jersey,
which convened last week at Elizabethtown
decided thai /, is not incestuous for a man
to marry the sister Of his deceased wife, and
me synod coils dpon the General Assem-.
BY 10 reselnd lhe rule forb,dding such mar
riages. }..45tt 44
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-19
NEW YORK ELEC ZION.

We have reported returns from every
county in the stale which glses, Bauch, The
democratic Candidate Tor goyerneria n,sjorI-
~, of 2i,s76, making democrs,ns gain.
since the Harrison election, Of thirty fee
thousand. ''R
Congress --Twenty.fou Democrats. and
ten Feds, il is nov ascer,ain.d. have been
elecsed--a nett Democratic gam OF 8 mem
bers. ,t-g
a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Senslors are
elected IN every district except the eighth.
The next legislature will stand thus.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-19

Tie Cincinnati Republican Of he 2o,b
nit. states that MI- Henfy Rttiz "a Getasn
ana sll knosp amBrelIa amaksrql ,tqlcpy
ans drowned n lhe ono nyer, near aJoe
asr'isd,,'s, day Or two 'pfespus. lie
lds' his hfe'io lry'ug % save dat of favor
i'a dog iFs' isIl from boa, ana witch i'4,
s'peularly enough, feared conidl aoi reach
the shore. 9 sU , nsg si
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-19

pelican was sl.pi few DAYS sincs. a,
fuscu"ola. Ala. which measured nine fee
seven inches, from UP ,o,tp, aud elk fee
one inch from the end Of The Dill 10 the end
OF the tail. tis said to be very rarely found
in that region.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-19

Jerome Napoleon Bonaparle. son .f
Jerome Bonaparie, formerly King or West.
phal'a and brother of Napoleon, is Tho
Chairman Of a Coumi',es Of an Agricultural
Society III Maryland, TO award premiums
Tor the best show-of horses, &c. tA
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-19

Thomas Beira. born in the parish Of
ciong'sh' 'odnfy Of LoDgford, Ireland,
wishes. for, information Of his brother.
'hugH Beifa, nov somewhere in The United
States. sg sgit
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-19

paper Is circulating in Illinois which /,
Is said' nearly every man signs. pstiliouing
congress 'o raise The standard value of sps.
Gle coin IRON one hnndred to Eve hundred
per cent.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-19

Csp'ain Drew. who commanded The ex.
Pehi''on dat destroyed tho Caroline. Al
Sehlosser' has been appointed 70 .hs com.
"ahd OF The English man Of war Wasp, Of
rs guns.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-19

The Presiden, has issued his proclana
tion, announcing the ratification Of th4
boundary Neaiy by both the governments o.
Grsa. Britain aud the United States. This
long vexed question is now definitely SET.
lied. l4
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-19

pr. Riddle. Of the U. s. Mint, In New
o'saAsi recommends the coming Of
'''te eeni p'ees'so be composed Of an alloy
- silver and copper, abou, the size of a half
u'"f' ou' 'hlcSer-nsarfy the color Of Ill.
yer and "'Tpsirally worth three cents.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-19

A contract has been entered into by the
United States Governmen, with Mi.
Hage' OF Baltimore, for casting aumbsr Of
large cannon.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-19

Capt, Chearnly, Of the 9Th British Regi.
men', lately wen. on hun,lng excursion in
Lutlenburg county. N s. and killed during
moGih's absence l6 fine moose.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-19

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad row
makes one unbrokea line Of one hundred
aud seventy eight miles. e3bhs
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-19
n.sszz.s.-..ess~.. 4.

b Brigp,lter General Worth arrived at Ss
vsnhah Geo from New York On ,he 26.h
uIt, IL Is On be gsy'ie Florida pnsa
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-19

There are more houses in progress of
building at Cincinnati, Ohio, at the presen,
time Than a. acy former period. I'll
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-19

Afsw ~@fs sinces William Watson va.
hung al wiIliams,on, Martin county, N. G.
for the murder Of Fanny Garre,, wife Of
Stephen Garret. There was plum orchard
between their residences, and she was stoop.
ing, in the &C, Of gathering plums, when hs
deliberately sho. her dead inssanianeously,
assigning as cause ,hs. she was witch
and had conjured him. Watson was sbSSat
sixty I've years Of age, had seen twice mar.
ried, and since his conviction has confessed
that he caused the death Of both his wiyes
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-19

The Georgetown Advocate says, ,ha,
within the las. month, at leas, a hundred
slaves have run away from their owners in
that section of the country.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-19

Aag Hamrshi,s'U s.. ssnatoy.--
''"a' cnsf'es ls'"e.i q. AiIiet'on. Democrat is
eieeted, s,-
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-19
2t,7
Fed n,si6,ily,

|, is said islai9he election Is 70 be ,coaies.
lsd, on secoun' Of oumerous Frauds which
t IS alleged were commiliedy Aseel0C me
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-19

The Chicago Express q he lasl Isl
.ins' n'piolms ps lRal MISUNDERSTANDING Ise
ssry low pricsipf wheat lae rxpogIs frp~
Chlesgo from lae lap me ala, nh we're
Using pne huaetsd and ifg ,boosaad
,h9rbsls 4 q,ypR 1a'lsr qo4p'lty, wocld
have esss sbippee dnsiug this period, bad
i. po.'besa foi sea,ei.y OF Vessel "a
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-19

New jersey Has, received her share of
'ut dls,pbuuon Of the sales Of tbs Public
Laods, smouaung 10 si3,o6oNs. WhS
vii she do With III s.r fS9gs
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-19

Dem, Fed. 4
' W. H. Jo,ies g. Z. Rodney
New castle CO., 100 official. 7a b37as'15
Ken, CO., 'sfi 90 W" sl36 difisisl.
Sussex CO., ','''l II rep6rled.
@ 2U7 aR
l"" 3tf 1879 ~ DAP
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-19

DsfaWare Election, The following is
now SAID 20 be the result ~ this Safe. asl
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-19

Democratic majority es on join, ballot!
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-17

ROOTS E. SHOESA very largo assortment IF Root' and
Of all descriptions stabl. ir Ladies', Gt nllshen
and Chllreu's wear. An and SHOES ui every dis
cr,on Manufactured short notice, IN superior style
French Calf Boots single and doalie so!Hs and large
supply Of ri EHERS.
SOLE Leaf HER-A large SIMPLY of New Yers sole
Leather If h" hes, quality. Also She Thread ana "h"e
Lasts fOI the trade.
IIATS-.y ,lpeskin and Beaver Hats-verg inPsgi
quality.
81 - r. ,s. Aisoa large assortment "i oomAi5a Fur
1a8s iiuu 81 - 10 5 -.
atest st", most tisgaui patl"rl, varying Ton &ln
u Is. Also large suaIl Il soInt"'' H. I'm -
Fur CLOAK -TGIMMINGs-Of all descs ftiaas, lar
AMI hnlutfHl assortment.
BUFFALO NOREst !arge and prime assorim,n. oi hut
fai!a Roh"s, at ytit's} Brces.
All OF which, together With many other articles, vii ie
sol Al the l.ryr-t prigas cash. -
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-17
Look Al THIS!
THE REAL PETER FARLEY REEIVEDn

JAMAICA PLAIN. DECEMBER &c, ISiT
GENr.-T have read the advertisement Of {. = Francis, IF
New York the present publisher Cf work entitled "Fctrr
lary's Magazine The design of the author Of that
advertisement appears tobe convey the impression that
peer Parcy's nia"lzine" not originated ly self ;
That in fart lie project Of another person. and that
permitted the OF Peur Paey 10 be used. give
author editor This aay particular The
aforesaid Magazine wholly my device planned
it, commenced II, before any publisher obainrd
un time mad the responsible and authoalive change
Of The editorial department. ALERT hile in consequence
q my stat, # health requiring my residence the country
rr,~ in Il, and the HqerntcndHnCe of II h. 'sh
Grsaudn- and confident expectation that il wgud be
Gagttl in = manner ilsaCtury 10 myself.
The Publishers being obliged to make an assignment Of
Of r effects and therefore, OF The Magazine question
and being unwilling fhat ii shod pass into ehsr hands,
sought To- obtain cuntlDi of. IN wis tHi5d-and Z
been conducted only without ny concurrence
If Modification add rr.E,l SONG since, tqnr.t
lr d. Francis to state That had no CONNECTION with t4
work, which request lyns Uli4rsci''f-iy rrthaud.
"a apparent tint publishers Nuud BE don
justice to drop The till Of The work, and pm II pes
cat editor, ilatre lie any such ,f.,n IN - tlaea hry
stand upon lis tiiis ntsrts and upon naG,r WI u
1. hu" no jus! tile II pr tension. ~ nj ug,
mlI ~" longer le held responsible iv Wbal "a. ft.s tim
Ma gt.Hnt.
Iued but add II at concerned in re sov.
that ut "irh yun aie In pGlr.s# s,f4t.. - tisC-
u'i. N that work, propose 10 Issue sHIts Of original
Hp"fa " le author OF ft;er Farley tas, aai in tie
actor f Peter himself luiu4 Inns ieylsa ...a interest
that Las been lit ii that eli ~ury F.iitf
am Your, Re- eolGily.
:. g. GbDDhICt, Ahille: If Peter Var!ty - 1alss.
NE,sfs. bRtHbtHf e. @o"EN d. g.. Hostss.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-17
ID oetr 2
From the Christian Mirror !
AroeTEe,FIs =,


To re rsaa3n. Of Tghhsfs.i-iaset ia C.aaeh IN Md
butgpo,t Suggested bg reeiea rs''H u 'sa3 F'a'f
Whi,efeld seep'st ,hoa---Do net onwon'ed sounds
Gather around Thy sacred resting place, aud p'efes
Thy torpid car ?-SleeP'st mon
While words are uttered round 'hy bed, whIaa ore
Walked with their peerless melody Thy soul
TO Joy: SO high 50 hos, lhat iboa c,It'd>t
On Gabriel to stop aud taae tie strata
And bear it up to Heaven. Thou kue"es, wei,
That they were words which VA; ed the ange.-Larqs
10 music-sweeter than was wont TO low,
Ey'n from the heavenly orchestra. Sleeps. thou;
a sinner has repenied ny, ih'n se'p'st--
The words thou loved have not power 10 wake
Thy death seal dear,
Sleep, honored 5ai0t, sleep on
Though Thy rapt soul might think it bliss to 'eaYe
The sacred choir (and bid thy a,ould'tns frame
Shake off the ve,tulents ofthe grave and b.
Thy gory's ve) that thu mgh'is mlngIe yet,
And hold communion with the world Of men,
And point, yet ooco again, as thoa vert wont,
Snners-iost sinners 10 thu Laulb Of Cod
Yet be content; thou 1caSt fah5'0i one,
When faithful there were few and are there none
Among the crowd who rush into the gate
OF life, who add new lasre 10 Thy crown long
worn,
1.-THE crown Ct Thy rejoicing 70
Bles one, sleep on = Faith set ga not her eye
On the dark stone thd covers thee, nor yet
Regard The nnadorn, d, nnsishily robes,
That wrapt thee in thy homely celI-bnt soers
Far, far away to "Nausions' 'gem--iulad,
Where thou art 'sh:ning like the frmanert'
Aud like the stars forever ELIZA.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-17

cEOgGE ". HARYEl, las iu.t returned frem ~
IL York and ostsn tha rr.inc asSriuri # Hats afs
ani furs -uc9dn. Aiv,fd'9 la.t On fashions tpr -l.e
iior hue-,iu Hats : ;ira" ssofE"ni g.. lHahi. II (
JHG&hlNt';i, Mu.is, 49,
Ai,o-A large assortment of rI'gFhLO 1HHES
IA extensive variety ef superior III, t.a aealaai ti4
CAP. ep'd assortment u ias,it "ubDsg, Boots and
Sho"s
liqs and Gaps manufactured to order short notice. in
The latest ard hest ~ l.s.
The pebble ar, respectfully invited coil and examine be-
purchasing e.aW here.
" Z. Ca,A Pa'I jar Hgpas Flr3.
hath, Nov 9, l6ll. 9wa}
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-17
Yours, i. I PERKINS.
SIllp ElLANDnEnY.

4 GENERA asaortm anly On hand and Tor sale
y by ~ HYDE, < Cu Front street, Bath including
CURE39E, Manila and Jared, rumihe manufactures Of
Plymouth, AafieHead and 2ustuH, l., :la eahs or r@ti
&4IL CLOTH, DUCK and HLEE If most d. : r,tiinns
.2.TCYORSorali SIZES, warranted. ctflAN CiBLEs,
Sheets and IIrs al iiu. manufacture from English refined
iron, and warranted for years also ENGLISH ChnS
Bul and sheet COPPER Composition spikes aud Nails,
WIN ether castings Of all descriptions. Midas weeks ant
Ua,an Spiudes INK ~h,atling Nils, anew and ap
pIopriala article .E.3;.sh STOBES Faiats, obs and
Class. floy pressed SPi%ES iom i,fas IL u. !nch snip
nl.ts ana Pumps. N.ItyIC.IG LF52 .rE.F4> books
aud hafs.
Many Of TIE above articles, cam Suitable notice he de
liveled purchaser place 81 III Bass direct from
The mannlato free Of expense on and II the anulae-
ture's lasYe.t m.ts. Latin, ISL lvI
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-17
Good Old Timog,

An, GOOD OLD TIMES, the days Of yore,
When %ork was no disgrace,
When GIRLS could help Their mothers ohoFe
And %, the Thugs in place.
Fair daughters then could learn W spin,
To churn aud make cheese,
To scour the foor and rub The lin,
And learn 4 all with east.
t. mend the clothes, 10 weave and knit,
They never were ashamed;
Coatented, where ? not in the street,
Aeer wished they to be ltn'd
And they conld wesh and do # neat,
And iron well il haste -
And taen their puddings how complete,
Exactly 10 the taste.
Then there's The beans and nice Brown bread,
And butter pure and good,
The table all so neatly spread,
With right and wholesome food
Then there was health and swrc; content.
Then plenty did abound,
10 money, uselessly was spen.
For articles Of sound.
IN, those were days when folks go! cash,
Were happy too, beside,
Not then was heard the bankrupt crash,
None Sc! up them with pride.
That golden time with candoi life,
How quick has set lis sun--
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-17

r,s,sips.l a. lie H.I} aud fs4ir
sTRAEGH Is mat .~r4ao3 "h' attend sirfs.!g - per-
- SQUAT aaiAess Baga3, o0"!l ase!sz ill., Head
lie tai--4ha nust Eilai-tA' most eAhas#d-@ .hs
most beaui "a "hea prep cgrG a' a. all ne st's "i |
u ce,taiiiy That the hur "aHuy out iF tue use "i
he Balm II Cnlumlia L'ues, WIZ }au maxi {oar i'
once tried and experienced lis Purifying 'it1s-ti sweet
lgrhma. 1T. .
his-tle cnig ir-tihe only raIy valuable article : mass
ii testimony f.uu all oiaases 60 tie~e iae!5.
Lao4L out uunfcf rs are abroad loh always For the
neGe II CDAiSI0Gk SEQ GA the splendid wraps ana
bay IA " thaht tagi n1"..
from tn Boston Chronicle, Jan. 10. 49,.
- We u, adv"riz', ut IN another Column tiat
Mts~r> q, msooS Co.. the Agents 10" oIfdgss "ahh q
eissN hrre.He know lady d this city whose haif was
nearly gone expose entirely her phreno ascal de
most a.ahlt disposition, not in reality very nHtgn
Nevertheless she nourned .e loss Of locks that she
had worn, ana aera years ttss resort to iscal'd
festlatiyes, purchased months ago bottle or Two
Of OIIGa' 3alu and she has now riHslets IN rich profit
none Of TIA comnotty has been sent TO US, aha ihdtt we
do not want any, for though we were osed to Wear wig
year ago, have nov, through It's white, lar enough,
and Of a passable quality, oi orr own
The Bala Of Columbia ll' been initiated ty notorious
I4t II never he purchased used uHles,
have tie signature Of COMSTOCK g. Co. on splendid
wrapper, is IS the only rIJ,;n' lest 'a' WI secure ''
'''''' ''''' ~ f.0'' CouaTocK eco.
Sold in Bath by DIS. -tockhddsa : i2le. Qy50
Fl%fi4E3StFt.H .3rtEtsIHME
SAMUEL. rROUEt.!., ramon, retains thanks 10 the
- liberal inhabitants Of Buh and vicinity t5t le patronage
iey have Thus far favored him WJ ana "oGla t7s tn u
penn5 - inform thsm that be continues to eSecr, an
orders IT. line Of business, with Womptngss and DESPATCH
it trusts mai ms extensive ti5I''a ~ us P'is
with perfect knowledge ot his trade" VII enabe hi, to
merit aaI receive continuance q The tuaie favor.
Persons wishing Garments made IN Ia. best iaannar ana
accori.uE til Latest fashions, viii please call atthe once
directly over Parsons smith, store Ia ksess ns@ trc"
9l9ck ~ ia'tins done at short notice Latest f'7i"o"s
iIiy tcc'iFeo' ~
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-17
Boots ana shoes, - -, Caps, dc,, &C.
y. \. Dt.sNELl,

al the old stand Racers Brick BjccS, Front Street
~ HAS just received in addition II his
A., former stock NEW ASSORTMENT
sdSz.S5 -<S,S Of Fashionable Boots and Shoes, Hats,
ka> Caps. &c, &c, suitable for the season,
SatSSs aiming which
Gents car, Kip, and th'eS Boots Of all dScripluns.
good assortment Of Ladies Gaiiar Boots, and Fur lined
2iBfi.H~-t first rate artira.
Iaii"s Kid Walking h0as French bronze and light ccl-
orad slips,
Chldreu's Kid and Leather SHOES uf all discr tions
i superior lot Of Counts i,ancnfr Pumps.
SAX aud Mcle skin ih3YS. Iur and Goth CPS.
Als-a good assortment Gents Ladie. and Misses Kun
BEERS, together with variety d ether articles which viii
be sold low for cash.
Custom Work Of all descriptions done to order, short
notice. and of good stock and workmanship 10
found elsewhere.
y b. IN persons having demands against the subscriber
requested Ia present them for settlement And all per
indebted called up To make payment. Accounts
Of Than six months standing viii be eit with at
toniey unless settled INN diatcy. +. A. DONNELL.
Path, Dec. 30. ep ITO
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NJ 4 INE.
Commercial, Bangor 8 a 6
Mercantile " " 5 &
Glah., b" " worthless
Lafayette, " 4" 5 C
Peoples bank " c'assf.
- Croix (CaIais) IS a %
Calais Bank, 10 y
" ashington Co. Bk. worthless
Saltwater Canal " do
City Bank Portlant,i2i ais
Hes.brook Bank, 3 n 5
lieOrgia LumberCo. worthless
Frankfort Bank, do
Agricultural, Brewer. So n so
Citizens Augusta, worthless
Oxford at Frycburg, Jrntd.
Bangor bank, old, WORTH IS
Bank OF OlttDwn, do
Damariscottd, charter expired.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-17

Persons wishing for Grave stones, Tomb tahle Monu
nruts, have them furnished reasonable terms, aud
laudud Stannrdis wharf, the handing, Bath
FIRE If charge and all bill. may be paid to David ~nson
E.-eycct those from brunswick aud fCpsham, who eau
settle with Nj knoSlion Of Brunswick Nilhge.
10 Al communications should be addressed to iitc
=, il.n. Nrrisfa. Hlina. lv.E.