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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-24

They can procure their candidate 10 pledge
himself against it, after he finds that the
people have become aroused, and that moth.
ing else will save him. A year ago their
candidate professed friendship for the remo-
val, a, least until that time, he had always
acted with the removal party. Since that
he has asserted tina, division was prefera.
BILE TO removal And now, 10 induce the
Danvile faction, who have always here.
tofore been his open and avowed enemies,
TO take him as candidate for the Legsla-
ture, he pledges himself against both. Can
such pledges be worth any thing! Will
the people trust 10 a man their dearest
rights as citizens, who can SO quickly turn
against his best friends regardless of all
former pledges to them. and the obligations
under which they have laid him by their
acts of friendship TO him. when he and his
particular friend was beset by the very men
| into whose hands he has now thrown him
self. No they cannot, and will not. II is
not, however, whether this or that man shall
be elected TO the Legislature, but whether
the removal or division shall take place.
One or The other must take place, and tina,
too shortly. Choose ye between them.
If you PREFER A REMOVAL VOTE
FOR DANIEL SNYDER.
IL you PREFER A DIVISION VOTE
FOR RICHARD FRUIT.
! For upon the Iesu. of the election on the
| 1I,h of October uext depends the fats o
Columbia county. Remember then ,ht
watch word, Removal and no Division
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-24

pie Of thst township understand their inter
est too we'll to be gulled into the support OF
a man. who has linked himself with the
Danvile faction, and turned traitor to his
former, friends for the purpose Of destroying
the best interest OF the county. Roaring Creek
is good for three 10 one against Fruit, 30
say our friends in the district.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-24
Buck HORN, Sept. 10, 1912.
Mr.. WEBB,

Mr.. WEBB,
Sir, in the Danville intelligencer,o ,of the
10th inst. V.Best says that wrote letter
10 an individual of Danville telling what
had done; and intimaing that would do
more hereafter. if required. thereby init
mating that was willing TO 60 against the
removal party in this county. Now Sir,
if Mr.. Best, or any Of his friends, has any
such letter, it will be an easy matter TO sat-
isfy the public of my willingness to beiray
the party, by publication of the letter in
the columns Of the Danvile In.elligencer,
which would be much more 10 the point
than his comments; as an intelligent com.
munisy will be altogether as competent to
judge as he is.
You will oblige me by giving the above
place in the Columbia Demo.
crat.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-24
AND
OPPONENTS T'O DIVISION.

a, the House of Elijah Price. in Numidia,
Saturday October, lst 1912, at two o'clock
P. M. to adop, measuresto secure union Of
action among the friends of Removal and
Opponents 10 Division, at the approaching
election. II is hoped that all will attend
without distinction Of party.
Several strong addresses will be deliver
ed.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-24
A HAPPY CHANGE.

The N. Y. Express is Of the opinion
tha, the Revenue Bill, just passed. will
give employment TO at least quarter ol
million persons. and The means of a COM
Portable livelihood 10 quadruple that num-
Der.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-24

Our friends throughout the county should
bear in mind that the approaching election,
is of far more than ordinary mportance.-
II is not whelhdr this or that man shall be
elected to the Legisla,ure--il is not whether
this or that political party shall triumph
No. But whether the county of Columbia
shall be destroyed by division, or the
distracted state of the people be forever put
at rest, by removal. Remember .l:at you
are voting not for tie man only, but for the
question for or against division-for or
agains. q removal and that the resul. Of this
election decides the fate Of the county either
(or veal or for woe. Let not then the vile
S'u""os~ s''y''-'---rI-------- s'' c.,
your interest, and if you aave pressing
business on the second Tuesday Of October
pu, il aside for one day and cast your vote
lor him whom you know will watch over
your rights, and protect the county from
dismem5erment.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-24

The DanvilIe faction have issued hand
bills, containing the proceedings Of a meet
ing which they call the voice of Roaring
Creek. We will handle il next week
without gloves.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-24
iENLrGVEE
AND
INIT DfH7SION MEETING.

AT meeting held by alatge number Of
citizens of the township of Roaring Creek,
at the house Of Elijah Price in Numidia,
on the 2lst of Sept. ls42, Solomon Fet.
terman, presided, Michael r. Hover and
Joseph Dengler, Vice Presidents, Lewis
Bidding Secretary, it was
Resolved--That it was expedient to hold
a meeting Of she
FRIENDS OF REMOVAL.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-24

ST. TURDa1: sEPTE.uBER "A, 1912,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-08-25
DATENT SADIRONS, sold by
Il A. p. p. CAMP.
"lNSTED MFG cos. Cast Stee
w Scythes. For saIe nv r. Phelps.
MACHIN ERY.


The subscriber is constantly manufacture
ing at his machine shop, Burgess e. Bald.
wins Patent Premium Clover Machine
This Machine has been before the public
long enough for them TO Judge Of its merits.
1t has received two premiums from the Anne.
rican Institute, and one from the Ltchfield
County Agricultural Society. These ma.
chimes are built of the most durable and SUBJ
stantinl materials, and are perfect in their
operation. They are considered the most
perfect machines in the world for hulling
and cleaning Glover Seed. great many
If them are III use to the entire satisfaction
of the owners and the public.
Also, Rotary Shingle MiHs-Threshing Ma
chimes for all kinds of grain, the most appro.
we'd now in use-Horse Po,oers Of different
kinds-Dog Poicer Churns. very conven.
lent article for farmers. They can be used
with dogs or sheep.
Farmers are particularly invited to call
and look at machine for sowing Plastef
with horses. This machine is very simple
in its construction. and perfect in its opera.
ton. 1t will SOW from half bushcl to five
bushel per acre, as the driver may wish, and
is capable of sowing three or four tons per
day. The only labor necessary is a boy TO
ride in the wagon to drive the horses and fill
up the hopper when empty.
All kinds of Machinery built and repaired
al short notice, and in the best manner, with
prices to correspond with the times.
" Turning Laihes, Saw Arbors, Screw
Plates, &c. &c, for snle. ii. BALDWIN.
Washington. Litchfeld Co. June 10, 1912. eot6m:
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-08-25

TINHE Judge of the Court of Probate for the
i District of Litchfeld, has limited and
allowed six months from the date hereof. for
the creditors of the estate Of JENNA BAN
CRAFT, late Of Torringion, in said district,
deceased, represented insolvent, in which to
exhibit their claims thereto; and has APP
pointed Messrs. Uri Whiting and Hiram
Barber of said TorringtOD. commissioners 10
receive and examine said claims.
Certified by RALPH G. CAMP. Judge. .
The subscribers give notice, that they shall
meet q, the dwelling house of the deceased.
in said Torrington, on the 22d Of September.
and on the 10th of December, at one o'clock
in the afternoon, on each Of said days, for
the purpose Of attending on the business Of
said appointment.
uRI WHITING. Comm'rs.
Hiram BARBER,
All persons indebted to said estate, are re-
ques,ed ,o,nake immediate payment 10
l2 FKEDERIcK p. WHITING, Administrators.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-08-25

Brigade Orders, Sirth Brigade Militia.
Head Quarters Litch6ed, Aug. l9, 1912.
COMMANDANTs of Companies in this Brig
~ ade are hereby directed and required to
give notice forthwith to the Commandant
thereof at Head Quarters, of any vacancies
that may exist in their respective Companies,
for the filling. nOprovision has been made
that the necessary orders may be issued
in season to secure proper nominations be-
fore the coming annual reviews.
The Colonies of the several Regiments
comprising this Brigade, will attend TO the
PRONUNCIATION of this order.
FREDERICK PHELPS,
IS Brigadier General
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-08-25

TNHE Judge of the Court of Probate for the
Il district of Kent, has limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof, for the Gre
ditors of David Pierson, an insolvent debtor,
of Kent, in said district. in which to exhibit
their claims thereto and has appointed John
A.. Raymond and John G. Berry, of said
Kent, Commissioners to receive, examine and
adjus. said claims.
Kent. May 30, 1912
Certified by NArH'L P. PERRY, Judge
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet Mt the store of Stuart and HopsOn, in
said Kent, ON the 7th day OF November, and
2oth day of November, at one o'clock in the
afternoon, on each of said days, for the pur-
pose of attending on the business of said ap-
pointment. JOHN M. RAYMOND, } ro,,,..
Is JOHN C. BERRY. Oomrs'
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-08-25
NOTICE.

DY order If the Court Of Probate for the
ID District If Norfolk. the subscriber will
sell nj Public Auction (unless previously dis
posed Of Oh the l2th day Of September.
1872, al one o'clock =. NJ. all the real cstnte
belonging TO the estate ofJames Peck. late Ut
Norfolk, deceased, under the incumbrnnce
Of certain mortgages, and the widows right
Of dover, and also all the remaining personal
property belonging TO said estate.
JoHN NErTLEToH, Administrator.
Norfolk, Aug. y, 1912. IL
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-08-25
L6IcIa1SelSJ VeSKEOge Meeting.

TENHE inhabitants of the Village of Litch-
Il field (who are members of said Corpo-
ration,) are hereby notified that their Annual
Meeting will be held at the Town Room, in
said Village. OH Tuesday the 9th day OF Sep
TENDER, 1912, Mt 2 o'clock, p. NJ, to choose
the annual officers of said Village-appoin,
an Agent or Agents, to apply to the County
Court, to appoint Assessors 10 assess the pro.
perty in the Village agreeable 10 the Charter
OF said Villagc-to lay a tax on said ASSESS
ment, to defray the expenses of said Village,
and to transact any other business properly
brought before said meeting.
JOSEPH ADAMS. President of said Village.
Litchtield Village, Aug. "a, 1912. 2wl3
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-08-25
DIR. LIBBY's VEGETABLE LIFE BlTTERs
DIR. LiBBY's VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS,

Are ambitious, anti.dyspeptic, and anti-mercu.
rial, and may be justly considered universal nledi-
cine, but they peculiarly beneficial in the follow.
ing complainis-yellOw and bilious tesers, fever and
ague, dyspepsia, Group, liver complaints sick head.
headache, jaundce, asthma, dropsy, rheumatism en-
argement Vi the spleen piles, cholc, female Ohsiruc
TONS heartburn, turred tongue, nausea, dlsenson Of
ency habiua cosiyeness, loss Of appetite, bOtches
or salow complexion and in oil cases Of iorpor Of the
bowels, where q cathaTc or an aperIent 10 needed.
They are exceedingly mild in their operations, pro-
duciDg neither nausea, gripping or debility.
CoMsroCK e. TYLER,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-08-25
NO TKCE.

XETHEREAS my wife ELIZA BARNES, Of
w New Milford, has left my bed and
board without any jusi cause or provocation.
This 10 to forbid all persons from harboring,
trusting or employing her. on penalty of the
law! ] will pay no debts Of her contracting.
WILLIAM BARNES.
New Milford, Aug. 20. 1912. S3wl3
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-08-25
STRAY

TINE Court of Probate for the district of
l. Sharon, herein appoint the subscribers
Commissioners on the estate of MOORE
BROWN, late of Salisbury, deceased, re-
presented insolvent hereby give notice that
we will meet on the business of our said ap.
.pointment, at the store of Landon Moore &
Co. in said Salisbury, on the 4th Monday in
August, 1912, and on the Sd Monday in Jan.
uary, lsi3, at 8 o'clock A. M. on ench OF
said days. Six months from this date is al-
lowed by said court to the creditors on said
estate. to present their claims to us for ad.
justment and allowance.
IL" T W%' By sT,nas, comm'rs.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-08-25

ID URSUANT to an order from tho Court
II of Probate for the district Of Kent, IN
the county Of Li,chfield, aud state Of Conn.
will be sold at Public Auction. 10 the highest
bidder, on the 18th day Of September next nj
10 O'Clock in the forenoon. all the properly
belonging TO the estate Of James Hal, late Of
said Kent, in said district. deceased.
IL" ELIAS LANE, administrator.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-08-25
NOTICE..

TIME Copnrtnership heretofore existing
IL under the name and firm of AUGUSTUS
MILES g. Co. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The business will be settled by Au-
gustus Miles g. Sons, who arc duly au,hori-
zed to settle the same.
AUGUSTUS MILES,
WILLIAM MILES, ID.
C.. G.. NORTON,
FREDERICK MILES.
Goshen, Aug. l. 1912.
u The business will be continued by the
subscribers under the firm Of AUGUSTUS
MILES & SoNs'-andr they now have on hand
IA general assortment of Dry Goods a.
groceries. which they offer for sale at
low prices, and on accommodating terms.
AUGUSTUS MILES.
WILLIAM MILES, ID.
IL FREDERICK MILES.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-08-25

TIME time has arrived when the seeds Of disease
Il and death are flying far and wide through the
air. and are propsey scattered in our vegetable food;
and he who would shun their rayages m0ss apply the
antdoie early The ancient maxim still holds true 90
ever- II 10 easier 10 prevent than to care disease
From The MedioaI Magazine.
"PlIEI.PS' TOMATO PILLS are now distributed
10 agents ~ most OF the towns 10 New Encland that
valuable remedy. Bilious diseases, iaundice Them
srHatsn cOstiveness, dyspepsia and al affections Of
the stomach and bowels together with many nervous
affections, are speedily cured by these Pills, without
producing any der0ngement iiury 20 the eonstitu-
ton. Thousands have been cured Of obstinate chro
ME diseases after long course ct active and iudrion
remedies had tailed These Pills neuer 6al 10 cnre
Dyspepsia and i4'DsT CoH.Ptaiass.. and will aiways
" In purifying the Blood, and maintaining healthy
secretion OF the bile, their efficacy 10 0Oiyersallr
known and acknowledged and their reputation a !,
alternative firmly established. Travellers win fini
them pleasant, convenient, and safe remedy md
the hest substitute loF CalOsl ever discovered An
occasional dose OF them. when the health il ol
much disturbed, viii prevent much sickness and sul.
ierng. any disturbance T. tels In the stomach N
bowels in consequence Of ehanke IT dies or loo ihes
indulgence 10 vegetables aud fruit, tinAv rlsna N
these Pills will remove all danger"
Numerous eases II chTenic HiIecsionA cuEsd m ,he
above medicine. ar testified 70 in cEcuaFs leit with
the agents, add heh persons ere invited IA amino
Price 81 l'2 cents, with full diFacsiaEN -, j, Y
Of the sane agents may be had pnRiPs' REsToEG.
TVS BFrTEK the inVanable remedy fov ianndica,
debility loss Of appetite. A,ulsnt And 6iliOus stomach
AGENTS-Saml Basel and X. N. wooisuR
liIch6ed, kelluea q smith, Iiarwinlsn, Seth Tho
mas a. Son. and Harrington 4 Calhoun. piyFnonih I
a. A. Gtdiev. WATERFOWL Lake A. tlava. Beta
lem; Nathaniel Smith. TosrnaluFd; snilh 4 En-
S: s.oS AssS; s.. s .sd e. fs s.s S..
! ron Jno. Franklin, Canaan j. Z, Swln, Noslok ,
4. LsavenNosth, Waterbury,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-08-25
state Of COasaaecticMf.

Brigade Orders, Sirth Brigade Militia.
Head Quarters Litch6eId, Aug. %, lS42.
TOHN A. ENSIGN, Esq. of Falls Village,
- is appointed Brigade Quarter Master for
this Brigade, and as such will be recognized
and obeyed. FRED'K PHELPS,
l3 Brigadier General.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-08-25
Health and Strength.
z. S. 0. RICHARpSON'S CONCENTRATED
SIhe1'9'N Wine EglEfea.&.

DR.. S. o. RICHARDSON'S CONCENTRATED
Sherry Wine Filters,
DUT up in octagen bottles, and the ingredients to
4 make the same put up in pressed packages for
sale by all the Druggists and most 0f the w. l. Goods
dealers IN Boston and vicinity. Also, by my agents
all the principal towns Throughout New England
ana -. Southern and Western States.
Il. s. HALL HARRINGTON, corner OF Sackve-streer,,
Halifax, is general ageut inr the British Provinces.
p. 5, BARNARD, w. e. SKINNER and PERRY MORSE
are my only authorized travelling agents.
OFFICE, Is HANOVER STREET. BoSToN:
IS cents per bottle :; 50 cents per paper.
The following are selected from large number OF
Editorial notices:
DIR. Richardson's BaierS.-ln our columns may be-
found an advertisement Of the Vegetable Bitters pre-
pared by DR.. S. O. Richardson, Of South Redding,
Mass. They are, as said To be- undoubtedly cOmpo-
Sed Of variety Of valuable and purely vegetable
matter, and from our own experience, well as 9TH
crs, speak highly Of their renovating and in
MIGRATING effects upon the SYSTEM We have q
good opinion OF the Bers, as they are not q quack
nosrunl, but discovered, prepared, and vended by a
regular physician, graduate OF the College OF our
own stale, aud no has said but little in the way Of
pulling them himself but leaves it to those who ~
them To judge themselves Is q. - sr. s., .-
From the Bristol County Democrat, Taunton.
Richardson's Buers.-Of the numerous medicines
which are advertised irronr paper from time to TIM,
we pretend to know but lit,le-ther virtues must lc
known only to those who have used them. Blu, wia
DR.. S. o. Richardson's Bitters we are somewhat a,
qu'n,ed. These Bitters were used in our family
lasl summer ior general ueOiilty huu neduaCne, al
much relief was derived from them. Those who may
be subject to headache, will find the Btters
very beneicial-they proved so in the case to which
we refer. From the Barnstable Patriot.
Health anil Strength.-To regain or preserve these,
is the great desideratum. Nothing that we know of
will do it more etfectuay, mis- warm weather, than
DR.. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bhlers. Try 'eu,4-S
The slrc ct temperance man need not be afraid of
the alcohol in them. There is no more Of il than is
absolutely necessary to preserve the spirit Of The roots
and harbs of'which they are composed.
Gr For sale, wholesale and retail. at Garritt e.
Baldwns, Lilchlielu So Farms, Wnl L. Sniedey;
Bethlen,, S. J. Loonis Woodbury., Merriman e.
Duglass. also Curtis, Candy, g. Co. ;-Woicottville,
Smith & Ensien llarwin,on, kellogg g. Smith Ply
mouth, s NJ. Mitchell ;Ierryville, +, lewis ;'and BY
Agents in all the principal towns in the state: 4m5'
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Warren Institute.

Warren Institute.
TVHE Fall Term of Is weeks, CONNER
Il on the oath inst. Young Eadies {
Gentlemen are instructed in all the bran.
usually taught in such Institutions. II
for tuition-boaFd, &C., suited to the +
For particulars, apply to =.
J. C. HOWA
r. G. REYNGF@
Warren, Aug. Is, 1912. .
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E.1ELOREYG..

III A.HULL, has taken his stand, two
lie doors West of the Mansion House.
where he will pay particular attention to all
who may favor him with call.
Litchffeld, Aug. 10. 1870. It'll
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-08-25
TAKEN UP,

~ AL4N OA
DYthe subscriber on the 2lsl
u inst. q small Sorrel MARE,
Switch tail, about four years
old, q small strip Of white on her
nose and forehead, no artificial marks. The
owner is requested TO prove property, pay
charges, and take her away. -
oRRIN GOODWIN.
Ner HEREFORD, August %. 1872. "lS
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-08-25
DIR. lSREAL DELAMATER'S
Rheumatic Imminent.

This remedy has the happy and powerful effect of
reaching the nerve from both ways, viz, from the in
ternal and external use. Although many cases are
cured by either the external or internal remedy alone
yet the Proprietor Dies not promise positive cure
unless both articles used together, and in all such
cases, no matter how severe, when both articles are
used in connection according 10 the directions, the
most positive warrantee is given, that the money, in
every case viii no paid back to the purchaser where
a cure il not effected. CoMsToCK g. TYLER.
DIR. LIBBY'S VEGETABLE LIFE BlTTERS.
DR.. Libby being convinced of this. discovered n
combination Of remedial agents that would act upon
any one. all Of the secreriOns, aud restore the va
rious organs 10 their healthy action.
That have succeeded, there lie not the least doubt,
and the Bitters now offer to this intelligent commu-
nly possess intrinsic merit, and have the strongest
claims upon your confidence. because they are found.
ed upon true principles, and correct knowledge Of
the cause Of disease.
While mercury and bleeding. and other deleterious
remedies becoming more and more unpopular,
Libbys BitteFs are extending the sphere Of their
funcss by the appreciation Of generous public.
CoMSTocK & TYLER.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-08-25
From the hartford Courier.

fMPosrrroN.-The Eagle Of this city publishes the
proceedings of Tyler Wing meeting 10 Sharon,
purporng have been held on the 18th Of July last
correspondent OF the New Haven Palladium. UNI
ing was held-and no such man the pretended
Secretary ever resided in the town. The pseudo
chairman 10 asprant for the place Of Post Master,
and, being the only Tyler man in the town, il Is
iectured that he held the meeting s0L9s his bar
room! Some surmse that J. Colon Smith, Jr aid
ed him by drafting the resolutions.
The following, on this topic, we extract from the
Palladium:
The Madisonian Of recent date and the Hartford
Eagle Of Saturday contains what PurPorts . De the
this State on the 18th July lastat which JndsOn St
John was Chairman, and Henry Waterman Secrets
~. The resolutions are of stamp OF those gener-
ally passed IN Tyler meetings-the captain beng the
greatest man Of the age, and the wings unworthy Of
holding Office under the government: &C &c , nov
containing the resolutions spoken Of that the meet
ing was a miserable koGr Thus 10 pcbic opinion
manufactured for Tyler and trumpeted forth IN his
organ. at Washington.
Was there ever man more thoroughly humpng
ged BY the Locoiocos than this same Captain yleEi
The Wings speak freely Of him, but play no tricks
with him.
Tslerism on iis coRqssrias march A Locofoco
correspondent Of the Albany Argus at COOperstOwn'
gives list Of Wing POssmasseEs removed and LO'
cofocos appointed in Oswego county. Only TEN IN
one County! Go your length, Judas !-Tsibune.
The editors Of the Boston Atlas published on Sat
urday last, q communication from Tyisrs p. ~ stat
ing tha. their services 80 supplsES Of paper, and
printers Of blanks for tha, department we're no longer
REQUIRED. Tho AubuEa Journal hes received Sim
liar notice.