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SCIENTIFIC AND NEVER FAILING HUMAN
HAIR Northumberland THIS THEN JUDGE

growth cansed-falng off s,ay.d-and danduf cured by
.esntie remedy Before speaking Of this article lei
Coral Hair Resto$nSe ssriy Ssis;s ii
the a !" Which,
strengthen and make healthy the bas
These respectable persons certify these the properties Of
%hs Hon Judge d,I Ed%aia. Of Philadelphia
Phillips Esq., 4ss Broomesree corner Of Wooster, New
Ne s W: HOPKINS, g King-,Ieet, New Ye.h:
n. James 5absI HGasion,.ireei, New York, iewens,
hse % s p. sss G s hair
Re- Ss : 81 s ss. 4"
s,:;:
:!.sss bo:,o% !..ay: Charlie:
C s
RI .nox I PoslTlvE GgEE FOR r. COINS;
Corn soSs will MAKE n, c5fs Of in
re.pectabe gentlemen ~ NA' '-'"''
certify thar application Of Or Cooper. Corn
ny ss and that e ma ons. Theh have within
have used Dr. Cooper Corn SAVE with perfect
Ny Gn Spf The Re,
p tSa. the above Sun
Publisher ofthe B g, S, M;s. :,sn Sey
Office for who'll. sailing and retailing this s"eis is Nassau
uemen flames Chilton. M d, 263 broadway Messrs
saHs
Lei sysy Que who ha, Corn. make trial i IT may be
done with certainty OF producing the effect h3I
MEDICAL AID.
"sd sa Sssn n h sSds
sItsnS Wholly on private ms.d's. Mn By Gsory
iS he published SECOND edition. with and
ans s WIN
extensively and con,tanis engaged gazing
d.
practicable utility with individuals wishing to undertake their
worthy of remark that many instead Of being
san aua. from nay " S
d'cne il the world alone would effect cure
oS
,nS & IL asIs %sG:1 70, the rs's s To- under
canno be particularly explained ruo punt
H. Se n.
M IL The st. sod S
price !. 90 cent. iy2o lmsr
rklvAlr MEDICAI- NUIICEi
~ PARTICULAR CLASS OF INvALlDs
pahy e all who desire alleviate the suengs Of the f
Medicines. $ which sn aa5
81 The
than that Tor Of The father q fanny who long
s% h: cs % his of
quenty fails nts tbs hand Of sneducated preeude Many
yonng men, again deferred from entering matrimonial
engagements from the fear that disease us
ing in thesr system.
To az such sufferers College of Medicine Pharmacy OF
the city Of New YORK. offer the Of security from
dairy disease aud for the removal Of ap uen then
new and celebrated Parisian Alternative Mixture"
siyely used by Mr. RIcoRp the Vensreal usta of Paris
This medicine hall bottles
with copous directions ol and labels winch
any unpleasant remarks These
tain sufficient quantity of this remedy all syph
the Il e Sons &C.,
cbaseIs can At AL times correspond with consulting Pbys
Clan ~ the College. Price Of the IS Safely
marded to al parts Of the Union, Canada and The I
The and medicine put up that
necessary. By order,
W. S. RICHARDSON, Agent
Principal Office of the COLLEGE. 81 Nassau street. New York
o29 7mw
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TO LETTING premises formerly occupied by the
e late James DobbIn, Eso. the 9Th and 9th
nues extending from % to srh street, eonsisnpg q
i,sS staehed win ayye saten in peect ordsr rs
ry-the situation the slightly island. commanding
view Of the surrounding and the cny one
psero9ktng the receiving reseuoIbeinE desirable resi-
enee for private family would be let careful tenant
road.
so. about five OF posture land adjoining the above
let with without the Enquire at z6l ~
AZ ,nu~ or OF WINK. NEWT
in lm.r No. 20 Chambers street
"A FOR SALE CHEAP-Two fine buildings situated
in ourisAng and healthy village N ~ Jesev, suit
LIE able residence, will be- sold
or cash hso Farm OF ITO scres good
with three dwelling barns, Sc situated Pauied
acre Also. D, small 80 large farms, cheap to suit the
Please call on s. VALE Colandt street. every Saturday
from Toto oh days III Washington street. where fur
ther rart'cnlas VII heeiven us im"r
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DOCTOR BELL.

DOCTOR BELL.
DOCTOR BELL deyoes his personal attention (day,
stage All ring under proi.e.sd cases. .sss;.tsd
aSari"s under the dsaese elects Of
lurking ne system nay Dr. way. With guaT
e des H.Sf @ ns
distance have his
exposes TO Suspicion, aud is well known lie safe and
10 Private Office Courland street. two door, from Broad
THE GERMAN SURGEON
SOLOMON HTE, NJ D., No. 81 Rcaae street, New York.
pe dssld 10 . ss n1ss @ ss
o,med snder twentyoIe years. have their bones Straight
cured % .h,s s.ty 49, OF s1o s|''
COUGHS AND COLDS
SS Ss sss s sss
Medicine. for Coughs. Coas Splitting Blood, Thoa; and
Conn
~ o. by e s
viii hnd both their strength and resolution much improved BY
sn s Sss se%aSs :ss
q s oS~s %ssS or al Tss
North Sixth street Tdds .Ss:Srs
MRS NJ T. HAYES, No. lss Fulton st, Brooklyn.
JOIN S65HS a 2tRSN N f.,s SON. ~ do ,m.r
SEGARS-SEGARS
~ ~.
K,endas, "a half and quarter boxes
Do. No. half aud quarter boxes
Nonegas, III quarter aud eighth do
Para Regalos, To quarter do
Resal'ns. OF superior quality, in T. y and I-Io,b bores
Congresai, in quarter boxes
E !: Ss,$: & ]:
Tres Amlgos, earous Of 20 each
London Regaaa, ~ cartons Of 70 each
La Prnela, IN quarter boxes
Msgan's spotted, in quarter BOXES
PaIetllas, do. of suterior onaIitv
ingenendsd, do '"
Deroyas, do
Mate0s, do
Prncipes, Of the Rendon Cruz aud Sans. all ent 70 deb
Frimaveras, 10 quarter bovss
Alrabzas do
Coustanas, do
Bustamentas, do
Es,ncro Regalias, do
Imperial do, IN quartz ox., sunsr;or ,r,, II.
N.B.-Iiotels end grocers piied on ,rs.onsM. ,s,r.
'~'-'-'
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p MARTIN SEQ e6 John street, up stairs, importers
~. publishers The oilowbg works point publ
seldom equal ed and snrpassed:-
Ba't,etts American Scenery IN parts Or complete.
Find ms Tabeaux of National Character Beauty and Cos.
tune
Epden Gallery Of British Art. This work has equal
Views IN scotland ..',Ia IL parts or complete.
Burns Poe,~s, illu trated, in parts OF complete
Fetchers q nd to Family Devotion, ia parts complete
Phillips Pilgrims Progress, rs steel plates q I"
Views the Danube in paris.
And all the London ,ustra ed WORKS Of superior merit
few exquisite hand suitable for scraps,
As these loose Cravings from the above
ard other works. those who collecting scrap book will
find ths = oppor nifty thai seldom offers.
Agents supple on beril erms jv20 imsr
MUSIC-Parties nd balls attended with musc-S Simp-
wi oilers the citizens OF New York and vicnty
asonabe wal;zes, &c. rlayed by good musicians
from number be desired Orders lett
"a Reade street puucuay all. nded To. jyI8 i2tSm
I ACES-LACE che spest and g.ea assortment
Il OF edgings and lace, at LEEPERS, 231 Grand
Call end see jy2o Im.r
uAKNDEN'S, ADAMS u PUMEROY'S EXPRESS
Persons the habit OF sending city for my
dies for chrnuic diseases with dlrs use
formed that thew will hereafter prompy Forwarded BY ell
Their Of tn lines according free of any
Ii. H. SHERWOOD MD.
New York Jan TO- 1853 jylI Ifn.r
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PROPOSALS will be received at the Purchasing Office
Quarter Masters srtmtn, lin Piladelphi. furnish the
following material and arlces for United States Army
for the year l8i3 viz
Sly bl1e twniej q nh, 50 wide.
Unbeached do 7-s WIDE
Unbe ached Cotton Drilling, 7-8 wide.
Flannel e Cot on AID Wool, 20 wide.
Cation Flannel, J., wide.
POM ons Artillery.
shoulder Strap, b ass, for Dragons
Blankeu6 l-2 feet long, 5 vide, weight 4 lbs
Horse Blankets, blue, feet long, 2 WIDE weight lbs
Drums complete Artillery and Infantry.
Metal Cap Equipments Dragons, ARTILLERY and Infan-
Try:
Hstcnsts.
The quantity and number OF these articles will be deermn
ed hereafter.
Casks for year from Apiil
The Who'll be OF domestic manufactured mater rails
Patterns OF ell the required io.n aud cloths arti.
ces de posted the Purcs ing Office in hI city for
ampati1l mpes OF any Of the NO lien AID oton CLOTHS
VII be sento manufacturer, licaton this Office
by ,na, aud such information g,yenas may be desired m
Ga the samples and Inhibited the i'll be
foun ed aud , and article will he
that inferior III the materials workmanship
not correspond IA with the pattern which
S fouDIed.
The slrpes delivered atth United States Arsenal
near Pha epha Tor ction, equal monthly portions,
aud the to be ed before the LIST day Of Au.
gust, l9f3.
The proposals be in writing sealed and endorsed Pro-
tosas and reach the Office of the Assistant Quarter
Master General before the 10Th day Of February l83
Security will be equred for the ulfment Of contracts
Purcha,ing Office, Qr. Mrs DepLS
Phiisd, 2ath Jan l9ts. jas cod 20Ff
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n l.. kARNAM, 2ls Water street, New ork, manulac-
- turer OF every species OF Hydraulic apparatus.
Fire Engines, OF for Cities villages, factories
plantations Sc
G,Iden Ensnes Fire Hooks Fire Buckets aud Fire Caps
Hemp Hose, Leather Hose Of any size req AIRED.
Sue ION Hose Cui Screws, &c.
Lit aud Force Pumps lift and force any distance
from 10 TO $40 gallons minute.
Wind Mills, Horse Powers Water Wheels, &C., for work
ing pumps.
Ship and Steamboat Pumps for filling boilers &c., be used
in of fire.
Air Pumps for condensation of required
Lead and Iron Pipe Brass Cocks, SC.
Cast Iron Fountains of various figures and devices.
~ B-The Of manufacture double action, Of
great strength and simple in their being
ucuary well cuiaed for the Southern and West India
markets d3l 3ms re.
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BEAUTIFUL TEETH AND SWEET BREATH.-The
- whole world cannot produce better for clean
the h Ike, them fro aching decay harden
and the breath, than Shemans Tooth
Paste. The ~ delicious d, offer red
The public. IL ed and by the ami-
lies America aud has recently introduced TIE
es several the nobility England DR.. Castle
2y7 Bway, OF st Dr. Elliott oculist
The Hon. Is. b. Bcsrdsey U,n. Winchester Of the New
World aud nearly physcn and dentist this
and Dds Shermans Ors Tooth Paste the Of
all Preparations for the teeth Dr. Siermans warehouse
LOG Nassau street. Agents. no. 273 and 459 Broadway 1888
Bowery ga Hudson street, n East Broadway; Sc William
street; 10 Asto Hous. 1879 Fulton street Rookyr State
Providence, Ledger Buildings, Phadeph and i47 Nam
street, Cincinnati. jyI9r
Mr.. LEOPOLD DE JANON leg. 70 inform hi. friends
WI snd the public, that he CONTINUES giving Lessons In the
nch and Spanish Languages aso the and the
residence 40 Houston street. those Of his Pu-
pils.
REyERErcEs; m
Rev. John Power, d. ID. Mr. Msruscelli, Consul OF
Rev. q. G.. Pise, ID. d. Naples,
Rev. Wainwright, ID. d. D.. +: Arpoof
Rev Il. Hud,ar Mr. n. e. de Nham,
r. I jerks, Teacher. Mr. II. Jrnnen
F,ence. DIS lmsr
LEECHESi LEECHES I! LEECBES -!
Az O00 Large healthy Swedish aud German Leeches,
"a Just received per ship ste phan from Hamburg
10000 Swedish aud German Leeches e bark Washington,
q. A. H. W!TTE,
VpS"'f lsl William st Importer 81 Lseches
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~ FOR sALE-rsrms ia the village Of j. ma,ca, L. -
8T r~o handsome farms, ainng-he ftyour The
forty eight acres Of land properly divided into
pe pasture aud wood md. Tiey good state Of Gu
yaon aud are situated short distance south from the a1
road 70 winch then front extends parallel upon South
pn one eru tns IMPROVEMENTS consist of good
good site for building They will be sold lowif anped
forinmedateiy Apply 10 FRANCIS S BKOWS
VBot ~ No, s. Wall street
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IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC

LARGE assortment Of Clothing cloths cass,mers vest.
greatly reduced prices wholesale AID retail o3 Canal street
Of Hudson Ovecoats also dress and rock blue
black and invisible CLOTH satnett mOesh
psnaloons variety Of Of eli kinds lsmembeI
t05 Canal street. jyl0 lms rrc
JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY-No. Al Wall
street, corner of Hanover This Company
inues loss damage by fire buildings
goods merchandise generally; ALSO op vesse
cargoes loss damage by inland navigation
favorable terms a any her office
DIRECTORS.
Thomas w Thorne Elisha Riggs
Thomas r Woodruff Anson Baker
Benjamin r Robson Martin Hoffman
John Dawson Jose ph Allen
John II Lee useIh Drake
Francis Sage Samuel Underhill
Thomson Price, . James X Whiting
Moses Tucker John P Moore
John Merritt VIM X Thorn
Caleb Tuns James h Holmes
THOMAS w THORNE President.
GEO. I. HOPE. Secretary. s2S ct aw MEFr
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70 49, ,L COAL -fhS ssossIssr neyae tssss
Ss. s RS ;
FTom'fs yard broken and screened.
sSs s;':' s rs
d Rsi i've free of eartaxe. 1.xps rownrv
SeSs soHI ys: Ps:
WOULD so
os, South 70 the Yves. Indies: The isis
WATCHES LOWER THAN EvEK.-n con.sq0encs
:ss s::s even xS.SS:
saa lowe! s$ ssa Soass
S ss: exchange.
Ar and il 6. q ss and
warranted q %peh es' tina. III. u.s 81 price.
d Mhc.:ss and 'sSSs III .s%s
ARTlN'S CASH TAILORIN
ESTABLISH MENT.
1854 " t1hsm Street, Corner Of finn Street,
SsSsss s eeess. IN s s rs
ming &c. Tn has such general sarsfactios during hr
70 c a@a examine Tho.. wac
furnish tn a fsf5ts e HN IS: rRfHMsD.
RIssi ats made end 'rima%ed.: 90 90 t. ssss
saS Ss' 90 Ss.s ss.s.,::... ..:.. =" g
e' Ts %a:.t' on delivery, ' 40
lJLUM6ES DA'fUEhhlAR OALLEhIES ZoIH Broad
way corner OF Murray street. New York; Court and 1928
Washington Boston; i73 Chestnut (oproste the
State Housed Phlselpha, and Broadway, Saratoga Springs
ing the oldes establishment OF the
kind u the world and containing nearly thousand pictures
Abundance free
PLUMBES Patent Coored Photographs taken every day.
by process confined exclusively the above establishment
and secured BY letters pstent, dated Oct. ~, 1884,.
Pn nbes Patent pasueeotpe Apparatus aud Instructions
sr the pcgction of cooiej lsenesses and pumbe Patent
Electro Gliding Apparatus and for gliding and
plating metallic sc Of every description, supplied oer
Patent Gliding and Silverng done to order style never
efore in New York.
T. Prompt attention all post paid letters.
d27 lmsr
MARTIN'S SELF PAYING TOBACCO REPOSI
H TORlESBy the adoption Of these articles public house
keepers enabled make Of the OF all the
bacco eioore with oft Of ally so cent
the Sold aordng the time pefe sa
tsiactlon the
The general approval and demand for hee articles has in
duced the undersigned TO make with Nesss
Day. Newell Day, actuers. supply pubic house
kee generally throughout the ses and also with John
Anderson Co. tooacconists, TO upply them immediately
with his superior fine dew Tobacco
They hishly ornamental and warranted pay the
month. Orders left with Mr. Jennson the agent
will with prompt ntion
JOHN L. MAkTIN,
1,rA Rrn,r
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RUakDiNG.Tke or,gusi W alton House, 3zt Pear
Franklin Squsre-kept by Jas Fowler from London Eng
land, boarders week. hoarders SO
per day Families be accommodated with private
rooms reasonable terms Wines and spirits, cents
cents eachcold equally cheap NJ D. Hot coffee cent?
pln-stakes and mutton chops be had At all hours
J. F. particularly requests any who Of
Portable home call and inspect his establishment and
Judge for themselves. Persons travelling for England would
ind their advantage call The house being convenient
London and Liverpool sps appointed agent he
passengers every Information
New York nd Old papers n syn
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NOAL COAL! COAL!-The subscriber R5v,ag takss
~ the yard southwest Of King and Greenwich street,
Coal selected from the best veins. which he oe;s the fol
From the QUALITY broken
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HULL USES.
NOTICE TO ks., 1 RED PERsoNs

pEhsONs sLicted WIN ru2'l may rely npon the heal
nstrume nt aid the world APPLICATION Al In
Office, No. VeOey street Of the
principal the United staes careful examine h,
back pad OF hnls trusses, 10 n endorsed b.
Hull ~ wnurf None are Cearias, % he relied upon
Many persons have undertaken vena o. Of HurI
celebrated Iasscs and Thousands impos o. 10 con.s
These limitations cannot be reie
made BY unskilf Mechanic aud be,t than the ord
nary trusses.
Rooms fitted up at No Vesey srest
for ladies' having from the business depart
meat. where fem ale in constant attendance
cnsle patieutr jyll tur
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Or the amusing art Of shor, Hand tug Taught BY Mr. BIis'
nw Twelve Lessons, for taxing down Lectures
Trials, Nc. 30. a. FIST as any person can speak.
NIB "A work Of author Is presented 70 every pupil
~ FOR SALE, at the Academy, up STAIRS " Guide to
Short ndp jyl9 imer
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-04
NOTICE.,

IS hereby given, to all concerned, that we have
this day purchased, at Constable sale, the prop
erty Of Joseph Thomas, one lot saw logs, one two
horse wagon. one plough, Ole sled, one harrow,one
lot of wheat in the barn, lot rye in the barn,
one lot hay in the barn. one stack hay, nine acl es
rye in the ground, three holes potatoes, four bee
swarns, t%o lots appetress, wind mill, one
cutting box, grind stone; three hogs, one lot of
fax, one lot clover seed, one otbuckwheatonc log
sled, lot trees, two sets harness. log chain,
one lot maple llmber one COW, one kettle, one bu-
leau, one cupboard, one loom, two and halfacres
wheat.in the ground, and have left the same in his
possession during our pleasure Of w ich the public
j. N. & A. D. THOMAS.
February a, ls43.-4l. p.
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Tsist Of LetterS

Remaining in the Post Office at Blooms.
burg, Dec. 3lst ls42.
Abraham Bell, VIM. Logan Fisher,
John Manly, Isaac Hopper, Reuben K..
ner, w. w Miles, John Panman, iur,
VIM, Rusmus. A. VaIIerchamp. .;
JOHN r, MOYER, p. NJ;
bJPThe Post Master Is constrained 10
give notice, thai in future, nothing can be
received in payment Of postage, bul specie
or ats equiclent, as The constrsrtors insiss
on such money, in payment ~ lhsie de-
maads on the department.
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.aDNINISYR.aTOR'S S NOTICE.

AJOTTCE is hereby given ,that letters of admin.
lV istraton,Sc have been granted to the subscri.
Der on the estate of
ANDREW GREASY,
late Of Miflin township, in the county of Columbia
deceased. All persons indebted TO said estate are
hereby required to come forward without delay aud
settle their respective dues. Those having demands
on said estate requested to present their claims
properly attested for settlement al
| will meet debtors and creditors on the 2sth Of
February and first of March next, at the late resi-
dence Of The deceased to make settlement with all
who may call.
ABRAHAM LUDWIG, Adn.'r
February A, lS43-4l.
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Hohich.

THE subscribers are desrous of closing business
and ,herpf,re take this method Of Informing their
former customers thet they requested TO cali and
settle their accounts on or before the first Of Feb
uhry withoutfaii by attending to the above notice,
and bringing some of ready down, they can save
cost and tropblle.
The subscribers also offer for sale goods at cost
TO those who bring good iundsin exchange for the
same, the stock will be disposed of on reasonable
terms between this and the first of April, to any
persons who may wish TO enter into business, and
we do assure SUCH that their are few better situations
ia this country for business, The establishment
can either be bought or rem cd,
COLEMAN 81 MILLER.
January, % lS43-4o
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NOTICE.. 4

THAT have purchased as the property of Eli
sha Abertson, log sled, one log chain, one cut
ting box one clock, six Of wheat in the ground
one plough, four hogs, one yoke cattle, and have
left the same in hispossession during my pleasure
of which the public will take notice.
e. II. ALBERTSON.
February A, lS43-4l.
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NOTICE

II hereby given to all persons, that | have pur-
II chased at constable. sale, the property of
William Kile, one sorre Horse and Harness, one
red Cow, two red and white Cows, one red Heifier,
three spring Calv $, one Harrow,one mantle Clock,
one tanning Mil, five Hogs, one Plough, and have
left the same in possession Of said Kie, during my
pleasure, Of which the public will take notice.
VIM. G. HESS.
Jan. 7, l943.-37.
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NOTICE

E S hereby given, that | have purchased as the
Epropery of Michael Lemon, one horse Wagon,
one' hose, eighteen sheep, one mantle clock,
and have left the same in his possession during my
pleasure, and hereby caution Ill persons not to
take it from him either by purchase or otherwise
without my consent.
JONATHAN LEMON.
Fcb.4, ls43.-4l
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NOTICE.

FHSllE Subscribers purchased at Constable sale
Il on the 23d Jan. s43, the following sold os
the property of Jefferson Meyer, in Bloonsburg the
following property to viz: one Bureau, brass mantle
clock, one iron Kettle, which property we have left
with said Jeilcscn Meyer, at our pleasure.
j.. b. RUPERT,
Il. G. BARTON.
Bloomsburg Jan. 90, 1870.
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NOTICE..

THAT'Ihave this day bought as the property of
Martin Harter jr. ten sheep one hefer, one plough
one wagon, one harrow, one stove, one cupboard,
one Grindstone small brass kettle, three Sc It's
OF horse harness, and one bureau, all Of which |
have left with him during my pleasure. of which
the public will take notice.
THOMAS MENDENHALL.
February a, ls43-4l.
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NOTICE.

is hereby given that have purchased at Con-
stable sale, as the property of John Hartman, two
mares, and harness, one Wagon two cows, one
calf, eight acres, ofryo in the ground Acres Of
of wheat in the ground, one mantle clock, one
wind mill, and one cutting box, and have left the
same in his possession, during my pleasure, of
which the public will take notice.
JAMES LOCKHART.
Feb. 4Ih, 1888 p.
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.rw.s-r~osreoTrszzs

Hard times in Ncip York. The N. Y.
Coml Advertiser states that one hundred
men are now at work upon job within n
hundred miles Of that city, for their meals
and shoes for The winter,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-04
NOTICE..

THE subscribers have purchased at constable
sale, the property of Jesse Meyer, one bay Mare
one Sled one Sleigh, one set Harness. all of which
we have loaned him during our pleasure of which
the public will take notice.
COLEMAN & MILLER,
January, 2s ls43-40.
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yarrssts, The New York Ts;buae el
yesterday snys--'We understand that some
impor,an, arrests, connected with one of
our monied institutions, have been made
during the past week, the particulars OF
which we are notyet al liberty TO dis.
close.
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NOTICE.

Is hereby gwen that we have this day bought
at constable sale as the property Of John Fulmer
t"o Irowbars Que hook Que croscut Saws one
iron Kettle one Sleigh, one log chain and one
woodsled, one plough QUO harrow, with ten teeth
Eleven acres ofryein The ground, ond have left the
same In his possessond during our pleasureo which
the public will take notice,
ABRAM YOUNG.
Jannary 2s 1870. p