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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-08-19

VKTHEREAS, the Hon. CHARLEs DosALD
w President of the Court of Oyer and Ter,
miner and General Jail Delivery, Court, of Quarter
Sessions of the Peace,an Court Of Common Pleas
and Orphans Court in the eighth judicial district
composed of the counties of Northumberland,
Union, Columbia and Lycoming and the Hor.
William Donaldson and George Mack, Es-
quiies, Associate Judges in Columbia county have
issued their precept bearning date the 2sth day OF
April in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and forty three and to me directed for
holding
a Court of Oyer and 7erminer, and Gen
erat Jail Delivery, General Quarter
Sessions Of The Peace, Common Pleas
and Orphans Court.
IN DANVILLE, in the County of Columbia,
on the third Monday of August Aext, (being the
2lst day. and to continue two weeks
Notice is therefore hereby given TO
the Coroner, the Justices of the Peace, and Con-
stables 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, inquisitions and other remembrances, to
those things which to their offices appertan to
bedone. And those that are bound by recogni
zances, to prosecute against the prisoners that are
may be in the Jail of said county of Columbia,
a'e to be then and there to prosecute against them
as shall be just, Jurors are requested to be pune
tua in their attendance, agreeably TO their notices.
Dated at Danville, the 3Oth day of June, in
the year -four Lord one thousand eight
hundred and forty three and in tho 81 wear
of the Independence of the United States
JOHN FRUIT Shelf
sHERirr's orYIcE, Danyie,
q June 80, lS43.
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List of Causes.
For August Term. ls4a.


Mary Slrawbridge VS. Jesse Funston
Q Frederick Beates, Ex.vs Henry Follmer
3 Francis Balls, Adms. VS. John Rhoads
A Nathan Collin VS. David Peirikin ct al
5 Abraham TerwilIiger VS. Daniel Gross
Charles Carlledge VS. Jas. Strawbridge
z Nicholas Kindt VS. Nancy Rohr
8 VIM. Wilson vs. Cornelius Garretson
8 Isaiah Shuman VS. Daniel Coslenbador
10 Albert d. Ashton ct al. VS. Christian
Ash, ct al
ii John M'Wiliams Ell al VS.. Jos. Maus
IL John M. Maus VS. Thomas Brandon
l3 Leonard Stoughlon VS. Benz. p. Frick
IA Leonard Stoughton VS. Charles F. Mann
Is Thomas Connolly VS. Henry Rhoads
l6 John Fl. James ct al VS.. Wm. Beechem
II John Mears VS. John Trego et al
10 John III. James Ell al VS.. Jos. d. Hahn
10 Samuel Hackenberg VS. VIM. He,her
ington ct al
20 Samuel Hackenberg VS. Martin Rishel
81 Jacob Sechler, ct nj VS. Isaac Fosnaupbt
20 Charles Shoemaker VS. Thomas Moore
head ct al
% David Derr VS. Daniel Follmer
"a Mary Ann Derr et al VS. Dan. Follmer
25 George r. Martin vs.Leib & Trego
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ed by d. Clark. Where he will be happy to wait
upon those who will favor him with their custom
The Hotels large and commodlous and well
furnished throughout, and no pains will be spared
TO render general satisfaction.
coils table will be furnished with the best the
untry can afford.
His Bar is we'll stored with the best of liquors.
Excellent stabng is attached to the establish
ment and careful and attentive hoslers are always
in attendance.I
Cattawissa, May l3, 1888.
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From Doet. silas West, efBingha mton.

Mr. Longley-Dear Sir. have used your Great
Western Indian Panacea in my family and have re-
peatedly prescribed il for patients under my and
am satisfied that it is ALWAYS feand in very ma
ny cases an invaluable medicine. 1t operates as
laxative without nausea. pain;and while it elec.
tually obviates costiveness acts upon the stomach
and liver as an alternative, correcting acidy and
restoring the healthy condition Of those organs.
Very respectfully yours, s. WEST.
Agents. Bloomsburg. j. R. Meyer, Ephram
Lutz, Lime Ridge, Anderson & Miller.
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NOTICE.

THAT ] have purchased at constable sale as the
property of Daniel Ziegler two acres of buckwheat
in the ground, two of corn in the ground, two
acres of oats in the ground, hewed lpgs, ellis gr-
ders and joice. one yoke of oxen. one lot of floor
boards; one lot Of DOORS one lot door frames one
lot window frames, one lot window sash; one lot
porch posts; one lot stuff intended for cornish at
house, one wheebarrow, one chest of carpenter
tools, one mantle clock, one desk, one doz. chairs
one bureau one looking glass one dining table one
sewing stand one one horse wagon one plow, and
have left the same in his possession during my
pleasure of which the public will take notice.
JOHN JOHNSON.
August, 8 ls43.
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MY OWN PET WIFE.

Bright is thy forehead pure and free
As the warm love l bear TO thee;
And bright TO me as summers sky
Is the dark radiance of thine eye:
Bright is thy cheek, which ever glows
With The soft tints which deck the rose
Bright is thy lip, whose crimson sweet
Still! breatlies of love without deceit:
And bright thy chin, whose playful life
Endears me 10 my v,Un pet wi(e!
Bright is the smile which decks thy brow
And teaches each loved friend 10 know
The welcome that he has TO share
Our homely, yetno niggard fare;
And brighter still that smiles improves
When e'er thy vstchfui care removes
The we'll bleached damask from the board,
To place the wine our choicest hoard,
For valued guest our friend through life
Or dining with ,ns own pet wifa
Swee. Is thy converse, dear the tale
Wherewish you struggle to regale
Our cheerful mood, and help refine
The pleasure Of my friend and wine;
Blu. if you join in song or glee,
Thensdoubly swee. is melody:
And, oh! how sweet, how deep the thrill
The sacred ecs.aey feel.
When thy pure song from earth set FREQ,
Brsa,hes homage TO the Deity;
Then art thou dearer far than life
More deeply loved my oUa pet soya
Dear is the sound Of thy light tread
Floating around me as il bred,
With fairy cadence, TO beat time
To music Of pure- cline.
Dear Is thy every look and tone
When.morning draws me from my home;
And dearer far 10 me they seem
When evening leads me back agair;
Then is the cloud and storm OF life
Made sunshine by nay own pet acifs!
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LIST OFesUR0RS
For August Term lS4S.
GRAND JURORS.

.Brier reek--Charles b. Bowman
Bloom Samuel Achenbach, Daniel Gross, Isaac
Hess
Devy--Chafles CLARK
Greenwood Joseph Lemon, Isaac R. Kline,
Amos Yeager
Liberty--Robert Montgomery, John Douty, Nor.
tis Titus, John Hendrickson ~
Madison--Caleb Thomas
Mahonfng- Clarence H. Frick, David King
Mi6lil--Jacob Goho, John Shuman, John H.
Keller, jr, Samuel Miller
Monieur--Peter Rupert, Franklin Hartman,
William Yorks
Sugrioaf- William Kile. - "a
Valley Daniel Pursel.
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CERTIFICATES
From Hon. Robert Mcneil, Circuit Judge (sirth
Circuit) in the State Of Ne,c York.
Greene. Nov. 25. 1919.

Greene, Nov 25, ls42,
Col. Longey-Dcar Sir: thank you for the bot
tie Of Panacea sent by Mr.. Johnson. | hove used
one bottle of your valuable medicine for myself and
in my family. and am well satisfied IT is safe and
valuable medicine. have found il the best remedy
for bilious attacks, to which am subject, that
have used. My neighbor, TO whom loaned your
medicine speaks of it great reliefin dyspepsia.
Your Ob't. Sery't. ROBT. MONELL.
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l2O ACRES.

there is Log House and Log Barn on
the premises, about seventy acres of cleared
land wbereon is an apple orchard, late the
Estate Of said deceased, situate in the
township OF Jackson and county aforesaid.
JACOB EYERLY, Clerk.
Danvile, July 30, ls43
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A DIFFICULTY SETTLED.

John, Why is this dirtnot taken awayi'
We have no Wagon on the premises.
Then dig ditch at the back Of the house
and throw II in. But wha. are we 10 do
with the earth which will be dug OUT
Fool, don't bother mel make ditch big
enough 10 put earth, rubbish, dirt and all
In;
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Public Sale.

IN pursuance of an order of the Or
phan's Court of Columbia county, on Sal.
urday the 18th of August next,at ten O. clock
in the forenoon Peter Girton e. M.IIartman
Administrators &c, of Michael Hartman,
late of Jackson township in said county,
deceased, will expose 10 sale by public
Vendue upon the Premises, certain ,rac.
OF land situate in Jackson township, ad-
joining lands OF Humphrey Parker, Bensge
Parker, Robert Lockart and other contain
ing about
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Second Week.

s - Z Z e. 9 .4a = d.
Brier creek, John Doak, Frederick Shaffer
Bloom, Henry Heidey, Michael Hagenback
Cdta,oiSsa, Jacob Shultz, Washington HARDER,
Joseph Yetter, Jesse Yocum, John Mensch
Derry, David w Der
Greenwood, John r Albertson, John Richart
Hemlock, Isaac Leidy, vanah Reese; John jir-
ton
Jackson, John Shultz, Lott Parker
Liberty, David Cortner
Madison, Jonathan johnson, Thomas Barber,
Uriah Mills, John Hendershot
Mahoning, George Kaufman, Westley R Gear
hart, Henry Sanders
Mi6lin, Benjamin Hohe, Henry Lair, Charles
Nuss
Mount pleasant, Isaac Kester, Peter Oman, jr,
Daniel M'Carty
Roaring creek, Thomas Bowman John w Da-
Wis
Sugar Loaf Philip Shultz
HaAey, Abraham Fenstcrmacher, David Blue.
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NOTICE TO sHO0L DIRECTORS

NNHAT the annual reports of the Superintend-
ent Of Common Schools for the year ls42,
with copy Of the School Law, has been received
BY. the county commissioners, and are now ready
for distribution.
BY order ofcommissioners.
]. s. WILSON, Clerk.
Danville June %; ls43.
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NOTICE.

COLLECTORS are hereby notified that
they must look well round by Angus, Court
and be able TO make good payments. Those
tibet are back must try and have their du.
plicates settled off by that time.
BY order Of the Commissioners,
L, B, RUPERT, Treas.
July !, ls43.
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The rose hath 'iis .Eorns the diamond
Its peeks; and ihs bess man his lsilings'
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From Graham's Magazine for August
Il STRIKE MY ELAG.'sN y

u SIklAE M ELAG.
BY REV. WALTER COTTON y. 8. n.
strike; not to sceptred king
A man Of mortal breath
A weak imperious. guilty thing
Istrike TO thee, 0 Death!
] strike tha! flag, which in the fight
The hopes of millions hailed
The flag, which threw its meteor light
Where England's lion quailed.
I strike TO thee. whose mandates fall
Alike on king and slave
Whose livery is the shroud and pail
And palace.court the grave.
Thy capiives crowd the caverned earth
They fill the rolling sea
From court and camp; the wave and hearth
All; all have bowed 70 thee.
But thou stern Death; must yet resign
Thy sceptre DER this dust;
The Power that makes the mortal thine
Will yet remand bis fate.
That mighty voice shall reach this car
Beneath the graves cold clod
This form: these features reappeas
In life before their God
e-
sLast works Of the late Commodore Hull
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LIST OF LETTERS,

LIOI UF LEIIERN,
HID EMAlNING in the Post Office at Blooms
IL burg June 80, ls43.
Harman Cline, Joseph Diblng; Mrs. Mary Ma
Ianda Echerd, j. Lew, Charles Michel, James
Rutherford, John Weidner john Rouch, Andrew
Creveling, Andrew Cummons.
Persons calling for letters in the above list will
please say they are advertised,
JOHN r. MOYER, Pm
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POETRY "
SONG.
BY JAMES MONTGOMERY.

BY JAMES MONTGOMERY.
When Friendship, Love,and Truth abound
Among band OF Brothers,
The cup of Joy goes gaiIy round
Each shares the bliss of others:
Sweet roses grace the ,horny way ~.
Along lhi, vale Of sorrow;
The flowers that shed their leaves 10 day
Shall bloom again 10 morrow:
How grand in age.how fair in youth
Are holy Friendship. love; and Truth!
On Halcyon wings our moments pass
Lies cruel cares beguiling.
Old Times lays down his scythe and glass
In gay good humor smiling:
With ermine beard and forelock grey,
His reverend front adorning
He looks like Winter tura'd 10 May.
Nigat soften'd into Morning!
How grand in age, how fair in youth.
Areholy Friendship, Love, and Truth!
From these delightful fountains flow
Anbrosial rilIs Of pleasure:
Can man desire; can heaven bestow
A more resplendent treasured
Adorn'd with gems so richly brigh!
Well form Constellation
Where every Star, with modest light
Shall gild his proper station.
How grand in age, how fairin youth ~
Are holy Friendship, Love, and Truth
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Longly's Great Westa
ern Indian
PANAcEA.

Compounded entirely OF Vegetable SUB.
stances: Free from Caiomel and all
other Minerals.
0JFor the history Of this Medicine, and its un.
nyalled and truly surprising success and popular.
ty, see large bills.
It is recommended as general cathartic for fam
lily usein dyspepsia and all bilious disease, it is
invauable-for Asthma it is considered specific
no case having yet occurred which it has failed 10
cure--for common colds, infammatoiy diseases
rheumatism. affections of the liver, &C. and for e-
males, 1t is safe and excellent remedy.
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Hardware, Cutlery &c

Bar, Hound, Rolled, Sheet, Hoop and
Band Iron Cast, Shear, German,
Crosoles. Spring and English and
american Blister Steel, .4nvils,
Nces, Nails, Spikes, Hinges,
ScresOs, Locks, Lafches, e.
Building materials of all
kinds Copper and Iron Kef.
ties, Pots, Boilers, Tsa Ket.
Aes, Frying and Dripping Pans,
Wagon 6o1es. &c. Tin sOare. WIre.
Lead, Spelter, and Block Tin.
A Large assortment of Plane bits, Chisels, Files,
Shoves and Tongs, Knives & Forks, Pocket and
Pen Knives, Table and Tea Spoons, Coffee Mills,
Coach Lace and Trimmings.
SADLERY, PAINTS,
Flax seed Oil. and spirits of Turpentine; sweeping
brushes, weavers brushes, shoe brushes cloth brush
es, corn brooms, DC.
Cedar Wre-a good supply.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
UrTHAT having become satisfied from sad ex-
perience, that the "UNLIMITED CREDIT SYS.
TEN" as heretofore practised, is ruinous both to
ourselves and our customers, we have decided that
it is better for u.s. and for .hem to do small bus-
ness for ready pay, than extensive one for prom
ises and shall, therefore, sell our goods at small
profit for resdy pay,such as COU.vTRrPKO-
DICE, not forgetting CASH. believing that all
WILDE satisfied upon trial, that the "NO CREDIT
SYSTEM" is the BETTER "POLICYp as it
will, in all cases not only large per centage
in the purchase money, but is sure preventative
against the exactions the fees ofustices and con-
stables. No small saving these hard times Then lei
all remember the motto, "Pay as you co." and no
"mocasn tracts" will follow.
WILLIAM M'KELVY & co.
Bloomsburg, June "a, ls43.
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eArNWrssA lss1NtEno
j. DYER.

II ESPECTFULLY
IL informs his friends
and the travelling public in
general, that he has taken
the above Hotel situate in
the centre of the town Of
Catawissa, Columbia coun-
ty Pa. and formely occupi-
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The subscribers fatter themselves, that in this
line they cannot be exceed any where in the coun
try. As they import direotly from the manufactu-
rers they enabled sell superior articles at very
low rates. Their stock is extensive and varegated
and they invite the public far and near to examine
il before thew purchase elsewhere.
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NEW GOODS,

~ - ~S~rSy aN
which they offer to the public at the most reduced
prices for
CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Their stock of goods consists in part, of superfne
common and coarse Cloths, Cassimers, Satinets,
Muslins, Silks; Satins, Mousene de Laines,
Lawns, Mernos, Laces, American Nankins,
Brown Hollands, Flannels, Silk and Cot
ton Velyets, Silk and cotton Handker-
chiefs, ,Lady's and Gentlemen's White
d colored Hose Gloves and Mts
OF ALL SORTS AND SIZES,
&c., &C., &c., &C.,
GR@ONRIES
AND
LIQUORS
SUGARS, COFFEES e. TEAS
Of assorted qualities.
MOLASSES, FISH 8. SPERM OIL.
Tobacco, Snuff, Spices, Salt, Soap, Candies. Bran
dy, Gin, Whiskey, Sicily, Lisbon, Port and
Madeira Wines, &C., &C., &C.,
LIVERPOOL
- ~
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NEW GOODS.
SEASONABLE & CHEAP.

HNHE SuBscnIBERs have just received from
Philadelphia, and are now opening a large as
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List of Letters

LID EMAlNING in the Post Office at Cattawis
h sa for tho quarter ending June 80, ls4S,
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THESE unriyalled pills having now &C,
gu red celebrity and popularity unequaIed
m the annals of medicine, and also having OBJ
tanned the entire confidence and beng used in
the private practice of almost the whole body
OF the medical faculty in the United States,
Europe, Asia. South America, the West In.
dies, and great part of Africa, it is unneces-
sary to advertise them at length, or to say any
thing further other merits, than by stating the
complaints which they are most effective in the
cure of and which are as follows :--yellow and
bilious fevers. fever and ague, dyspepsia, Group
liver complaint, sick headache, jaundice, asth-
ma, dropsy, rheumatism, enlargement of the
spleen. piles, colo, female distractions, heart
burns, furred tongue. nausea, distensions of the
stomach and bowels, incIpient diarrhoea, fat
ulence, habItual costiveness, loss of appetite,
blo.ched or sallow complexion, and in all cases
of torpor of the bowels, where a cathartic or
an appetite is needed. They are exceeding
ly mild in their operation, producing neither
nausea, gripiug nor debility
DFor sale by GREENE HILL Druggist,
Main st. Columbus Miss.
Columbus Miss. June 90 1S43.
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TRUST SALE.

B j vintlis Of Deed IN Trust exc.
cuted 81 me as trustee on the second day o
April A. ID. 1883. BY Henry Newell late (
Piclins County, and State Of Alabama, to So
cure tie payment ofcertain debts therein men
toned, which said deed of Trust was duly
recorded in the Office ofthe Clerk of ProbateS
of Lowndes County, will proceed to sell be-
fore the Court House door Of LOwnd,s county
Mississippi, on
MONDAY THE 10th DAY OF JULY
next, the following described property, to wit:
All that tract or parcel of Land lying in town.
ship number eighteen, north, of range number
seventeen east, and known as the
South east quarter of section num-
Der three, The east half Of the south
east quarter of section number three,
The north east quarter OF section num-
Der ten, The north west quarter Of sec
ton number ten, The west half of the
north east quarter Of section number
eleven, the north west quarter of Sec
ton number eleven, and the west half
of the north west quarter Of section
number twelve, containing eight hun
dred and eighty eight 38-1OO acres,
more or less.
Sale to take place between the hours prescri-
bed by law.
The title to the above property is supposed
to be good, but acting as trustee, such title
only VIII be conveyed to the purchaser, as is
vested IN me as such.
C. p. MONTGOMERY, Trustee.
June. Is IS43.--prf $40
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DISTRICT CHENcERY COURf OF TIE STATL
OF MISSISSIPPI.
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
Samuel ID. Lsuderdale, Complainant
30 VS..
Hallock & Bates, ct. al. Defendants,
May Term l843.
TTPON opening the matters of this bill and
u it appearing TO the satisfaction Of his
Honor Ii Vice Chancellor, that the defend
ants Charles Hallock and Gilbert Bates are not
inhabitants Of this State, but reside beyond the
limits thereof so that the ordinary process Of
this Court cannot be executed upon them.
1t is ordered that unless said defendants APP
pear before the Vice Chancellor at the Court
room in the town Of Columbus on the
1st Monday in November next,
and plead, answer or demur to tho bill Of COM
plant herein. the several allegations thereof
will be as to said defendants taken tor confess
ed, and such order or decree made therein as
TO the Vice Chancellor may seem equitable
and Just.
1t is further ordered that a copy Of this or
der be inserted in the democratic Wing" a
newspaper published in the town Of Columbus,
once week for two months successfully.
NJ. Moo 10TH ~ Oit..
EVANS g. I'oPF, Solicitors
Nav 18th, lS43.